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THE SUN, MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1915.
TANNER ALSO IS FOR
FEWER STATE JOBS
Believes With Wool in Cptitrnl
lr.inir Power In n Governor
With n fabinot.
CONDITIONS ARE CHANGED
Ai.bant. Atic President Ktlhti Hoot
ef the CnnMltlitlonnl Convention In not
lone In piMtitlnic out to the delegate:
(hat the proposal to rcorRanlie the Htnte
fovernment. reduce, the number of elec
live official", nnrl centralize power ntul
authority In the Governor throtiKh the
appointment of nn executive cabinet to
admlnl'ter m"l of the affitlr of ntnte
Is not of recent origin.
late I'hnlriiinn Krcderlck C. "runner,
who al.o l rhilrmnn of the convention
committee which Is preparing; the plan
to reorganize the Ktnte government. In
Jnury Inst followed up President
Root' address before the Hepubllcnti
conference nt rSarntnaja last August In
declarlnjr that n Legislature should not
be lata ridden, and t lint If the Hint In
to have a boss or leader It should bo
one chosen by the people In the person
of the Governor. The Tanner committee
expects to have Its reorganization plan
ready to report to the convention on
Tuesday.
As the Hepubllcan legislature wb
ibout to organize last January Mr. Tan
rr In addressing the Young Men's He
publlcan Club of New York said:
"It has become quite evident to me
the last few week thnt a large number
ef people Kill think that the State chair
Aim should exert the power of his posi
tion to compel or prevent legislation. 1
haw on my desk more than twoscore of
e.rc.nned bills or lerlslntlve Hi-hemesi.
most of them presented to me by per
uana Interested In reform and civic
movement, with the request to 'get be
hind' thin or that measure.
"During the last year there has been
a marked return to clear political think
inf. This Is a good time, right at the
beginning of the legislative pension, to
have our attention brought back to first
principles.
State Chitlrninn' l-'unctlons.
The Hepubllcan party has stood
firmly for the Idea of maintaining dis
tinct branches of goernment legisla
tive, executive and Judicial with clear
Hnei of demarcation. The function of
the Slat' chairman Is separate from
these, and nothing In the law gives him
power over them.
"It Is true there have been attempts
to exert each power, but they have been
wrong In principle and generally disas
trous In practice. For Instnnce, Tam
many Hall, which In In reality the State
committee of the Democratic party, has
Interfered during the last four years
with the Judiciary, and we have had the
Wlllett scandal: it has interfered with
the executive, nnd we had the Sulzer
Impeachment ; It has directed legislation
by long distance telephone, to the utter
dltcouragement of the good members
of the Legislature and the debauching
of the had ones. And, what Is quite nn
bad, the real power has been exerted by
a source not recognized by law, and the
people have not had the opportunity to
correct It nor the power to remove at
an election the mini who has been the
real appointive power. It Is to be re
membered that the State chairman, or
what for the last four yearn has been
equivalent to that officer In the Demo
cratic party, Is not elected by the people
at Urge hut within the party Itself under
party rule.
"I am well aware that many people
think that centralization of the legis
lative power In the 'organization' tends
to build up the organization. That may '
be true teinrjorarllv. but after that cen- '
ttalliatlou bcclna to destroy.
The late Thomas C. Piatt in his
autobiography advocated with complete
frankness the right of the organization
leader to control legislation. In thnt
very interesting book he not only clnlmn
ner.nn.1 ,.r.rt!t for v-rloim nereis of1"."" "e convention should at thin
legislation, but in one Instance at least
It ts stated that Mr. Piatt threatened
Gov. Levi P. Morton. A letter from Mr.
Piatt, which in printed In his autobi
ography, recites that If the (lovernor did
not carry certain legislation through he
U'latt) would see that the organization
11 mm wiium prr mm un; m iiiiir.iii mn ,
hi 11, ... ee lr.l,lem in '
the coming national convention.
Changes Mnce Plntt'it Day.
"But the spirit of the times has
changed since the dayn of Mr. Piatt. The I
d'niand for the Hepubllcan chairman to
direct legislation has steadily decreased,
and his power has been exercised less
and less In that direction. To-day the
belt political Intelligence In the Stnte
Places the responsibility for the passing
of lawn and their execution where It
belongs, that Is upon the Governor and
the Legislature.
"What 1 have outlined does not mean
that I have not and will not consult and
advise with the Governor or other State '
Officials. No intelligent man could ex-
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p.reon o g ve up h s rights nn a'citizen. . '""'t'lfi,. TThi "T
"It ould not be rational to ask hlm,ucn re 1,1 charitable Instltu-
to remain silent on a subject In which "nn" """"'"'Hr!. al pub '? M"
he mlcht be Interested for the slmnle I I'""'- Tnr village will have an ultimate
reifon that he In State chairman. To
adMse and consult Is one matter, at'
tempting to drive legislation through by
meana of patronage or the party whip Is
quite another.
"I know that there In some desire
both within and without the party ranks
to adopt the Kngllah sjstem and to
le parly leadern responsibility of dl
retlng legislation, but If this Is done It
hould he done by law and the leader
houM receive the corresponding power,
fcla dutlis defined and a proper check
provided for his control and removenl.
t'e nml Misuse of Power.
"My own case at present offers n fair
Illustration of the test which should
applied as to when legislative power
'hnuld and should not be exercised. It
bpp(ns that before I became State
chairman of the Hepubllcan party I
a nominated at the primaries as a
'legate to the Constitutional Conven
tion, and subsequently wan elected.
"Hut I have not been elected to the
Legislature, have no voice In Its de
llheratloni, and consequently 'no respon
a bllit .Nor do I Intend to assume such
responsibility.
"n the other hand, having be.'n
eltcterl to the Constitutional Conven
U'n by the people. I will take part both
In ita committee work and Its debates
'"1 the floor as an elfcted delegate, and
therefore am ready to accept full re
P'"ilhillty for my share of what Is done
In tlidi convention.
"To those who have urged with con
Iderabic Insistence that I take an ac
e jurt n legislation I wish to say
hat 1 do not think that the prlnclplo of
'ili participation by the State i hair
man in sound, nor Is there necessity for
UC'h action, The Republican Legisla
te .tn dliect Its own affairs. If It In an
incompetent to perform Its funcllonn an
the preceding Legislature, there
oub bo small JiiKtllicatlon. from the
Point of .lv of public Interest, for the '
'pmng ciian?) in the Legisiatute
uro'iKiit about In the last election.
"1 ne Hepubllcan party has been, and
thi party of Intelligence, I have con
Men, e 111 It. I luivc confidence- In Its
itiiliiy t frnmii proper legislation iniik
ir.it for the highest welfare of tho Slate
nl the greatest prosperity of lis
P-nple"
Hii'iiraliiiiUt
A ioldhteln.
Die lift Strainer.
lln. it ciicar manufac
turer of 21) Went lllili rtreel, il.d sud.
Jnl on the Hie.uner Afhury Park Just
before it nailed for Alliuitli! Illglil-inda
from Korty-flrst street and the North
IUvr yetej-(Jay,
SIMPLIFIED CHARITY
CONTROL IS SOUGHT
Lofrii worth Villnpo Mnnnjrers
Appt-nl to A lliii ny Conven
tion for ChniiRe.
FA Volt IIKHD INSPECTION
At.nA.sr, Aug. . Advocating n sstem
of simplified control for the State chari
table Institutions, the hoard of malingers
of tetchworth village, of which Frank
A. Vandcrllp In chairman nnd Mrs. K. II,
llnrrlniitu vice-chairman, has submitted
to the Constitutional Convention n. state
ment showing that the present system
of control In n cumbersome, expensive
and unlitlnlnesnllke one. The statement,
which Is Imned largely upon Investiga
tions made by the Human of Municipal
Itewenich of New York city, advocates 11
cnhlnet aic-toni with centralization of
authority In the tlovernor.
In hiii'Ii a redistribution of govern
ment, the board points out, the follow
ing grouping of the charitable work or
the Stat Is In Its opinion advisable:
A director of Stnte hnspltnlH for the
Insane and n State hospital council.
A director of Stnte institutions and
work for the mentnlly deficient and
epileptic nnd a State council for the
mentally deficient.
A director of prisons and reforma
tories and a State prison council.
A director of State charitable Institu
tions nnd a Stnte board of public chari
ties. A revision of the organic law In often
opposed .'on the ground that Individuals
now in office will be thrown out of em
ployment. The board of manngern of
Lctchwofth village believes that It will be
Impossible to secure the most satisfac
tory, efficient nnd economical adminis
tration until a simple and effective nys
tem of control replaces the present cum
bersome and cxpenslxe one.
Through the liberality of a member of
the board the Ilurenu of Municipal He
search It making a further Investigation
of the syMem of control of all the Stnte
charitable nnd reformatory Institutions
at the Ihvltatlon of the Department of
hfTltflcmfjr and Kconomy. Thin Investi
gation will be followed by a report nnd
constructive recommendations looking to
the enactment of legislation on this Im
portant Kubject and the presentation of
facts which It Is hoped will be of as
sistance to the Constitutional Conven
tion. The report goes on to sav:
"We bleve that whatever Is good In
the present situation should be kept. For
example, the administration of the State
hosp tala for the Insane In admirable
and In arty readjustment the administra
tion and .control of this group should ho
left as nearly Intact as possible, the
other groups being coordinated In such
a way that all may be administered on
virtually similar linen, with adequate
flexibility for different purposes and
fields of activity.
"We Indorse the general recommenda
tions of the Hurenu of Municipal Re
search In Its brief entitled 'Some Con
nlderatlonn In Support of the Proposal
to l rente a. Department of Charities and
Correction.'
"We also Indorse the stand of the
Mate Charities Aid Association as stated
In Its brief entitled 'Hoard of Control
for State Institutions Opposed." which
supports our belief in the cabinet sys
tem In preference to a so-called board
of control.
"We further indorse the recommenda
tion of the president of the State Hoard
of Charities, which Is supported by the
Stnte Charities Aid Ansoclatlon, the
Hureatl Of Mlinlclnnl rteecnrrl, unit nil,-,.
I bodies, that the Slate Hoard of Chart-
"e, ..1 M . , o new.'. . , .
1" should get author! y to visit and
inspect nil charitable Institutions
wnetner receiving State aid or not.
"We believe that as the problem of
Insanity was the great Issue of a gener
ation ago. me proniem or feebleminded
'.IT? 01 e utmost importance
Provide broad platform on which
during the coming twenty years as
much progress can be made In the care
nnd treatment of the feebleminded as
has been made In the care of the Insane
during tile last two decades.
The feebleminded have n right to be
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Protected from the cupidity, the indifTer
. ..ss (i.tt. uic untlKril. l, VW1IVI1 WIC) H TP
subject from the rest of the community,
Just an the normal part of the popula
tion ban nn equal right to be prntecV'd
flOin the InhidloUS OvMh nml fnil nf nor-
mming feeblemlndedne.vs to Increase
sapping Its vitality and filling alms
houses. Jails nnd reformatories with un
fortunates who would never have been
born had adequate provision been made
for the custodial care of the dependent
nnd delinquent defective part of the
population."
L-'.chWorth village, at Thlells. Rock
land county, was established In 190T
nnd Is an Institution for the care of
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IIIOMIH- ,1
Ineane epileptics, and for the care of
capacity of 2,6(10 patients.
JITNEYS MUST BE LICENSED.
Serxlce f'niiinilnslnn Seeks tnjnnc
tlnnn AKailnat Oirnern.
Ai.nANT, Aug. S. The up-State rub
llc Service Commission has taken the
first steps, toward the enforcement of the
so-called Jitney bus law passed nt tlie
last session ct tho Legislature by apply
ing through lis counsel. I-Yank H. Molt,
to Supreme Court Justice Hashrouck at
Kingston for a permanent Injunction re
Uralnltig James R. Adumn In Corning
and Klmer (1. Rooth in Hochester from
operating Jitney lines. Justice Has
hrouck will hear the petition on .Sep
tember 4 In Kingston. Proceedings will
nlso be brought within Ihe next few
days against other alleged vlolatots of
the statute.
This statute requires nll bus lines,
motor vehicles, stage routes, any vehicle
carrying passengers for 15 cents or lens,
or nny vehicle operating In competition
with a common carrier to procure the
consent of the local authorities or to ob
tain h certificate of public convenience
and necessity from the Public Scrvli"
Commltslon before operating In the
streets of nny of the cities of the State.
Hitherto the commission has consid
ered the" enforcement of this law In the
hands of the local authorities and has
withheld action until the local authorities
had had time to net. Hecently, however,
a number of complaints have been lodged
with the commission. The statute. In
specific terms, makes all persons and cor
porations engaging In the Jitney busl
nens. n.i defined, common carriera nnd
subject to nil provisions of law aa suoh.
BARE LEGS ON CHICAGO BEACH.
Women Hnthern I'phelil by Ortti-lnla
In lilxi'lirdlnir St4ifl.li.Kn,
Chioaoo, Aug. 8, Hundreds of them
dldnt miyhe thousands. Alderman
Hlock had said they needn't, Mayor
Thompson hud coiredcd, Chief Haley
wan ngieed. Major Kunkhouser was re-
signed, rtnd the police censors, trousered
und otherwise, weie powerless. 'Ihou
sands of women wore no stocldnga ut
the clly'iv bathing beach to-diy,
They lire things nf Ihe pant nt the
beiches hore these stockings tilings
of the pat hy agreement of the Miiyur
md common cuiimil and the Iicillh tie
liirtment and Ihe police department und
the moral censors und every one elao
concerned.
CARLISLE ENDS WORK
ON STATE HIGHWAYS
Ex-Commissioner nnd Depart
nirnf.s henl Adviser Will
rrnetlNC T,nw.
Amiant, Aug. S. John N. Carlisle re
tired formally to-day from the position
of adviser to the State Highway Com
missioner and will resume the private
practice of law In Albany nn a member
of the firm of Alnswnrth, Carlisle At
Sullivan. He formerly was a member
of the law firm of Brown, Hugo At Car
lisle of Wntertown.
After the appointment of Kdward
Duffey nn Commissioner of Highways
Mr. Carlisle wan retained In the depart
ment In an advisory capacity. Ills com
pensation was fixed nt $3S a day nnd he
was to serve. It wan Intimated nt the
time of his retention, until midsummer.
Mr. Cnrllsle was appointed Highway 1
Commissioner by ex-dov. Sulzer after
th Highway Department had been
changed from a three headed to 11 single
headed commission. Prior to that he 1
was on the up-State Public Service Com
nilsslnn and was at one time chairman
of the executive committee of the Demo
cratic Ptat committee.
Ill severing his connection with the
Highway Department Mr. Carlisle sent
the following letter to Cmnmlsslonfr
Duffy:
. "During the past month I have been
oxer a great many of our roads, nnd I
am more Impressed than ever with the '
viewpoint that New York Stale's
greatest asset to-day Is Its sstem of1
Improved highways. Nearly all our
main routes are now completed, and It j
Is possible to travel In nearly every see-,
tlon of the State without discomfort.
'Taking our system as a whole, we 1
have more Improved roads and better
rnids than anv other State or country '
Necessarily, with our large mileage there
are and always will be n ffw road" '
that need repair and attention, hut a ,
comparison of the conditions of the Staff ,
highways with city and village streets;
In not unfavorable to the State.
"I consider the qit'stlon of the com
pletion of main routes nnd connecting I
links, maintenance or Improved high
ways. Including the yloptlnn of a plan
to provide a suitable stone supply, rules
nnd regulations for protection of Im
proved roads under Incrfaslng motor
trafllc and the reclassification of the
engineering force, as the most pressing
nt thin time."
STATE PLACED 2,095 IN JOBS.
One-hnlf of Thnae .pillno to
Bureau In .Inly tint AVnrk,
Ai.bant. Aug. S, During July the nve
brnnch ofllces of the State Public Km
ployment Hureaii received calls for 3.002
workers, nn average of over llf, n day.
On these calls 3,!!tS persons were re
ferred. During the month Information
was received that 2,0!i." persons had ac
tually obtained posltl r. This Is an
Increase over June of above 12 per cent,
In the number of positions tilled.
In the calls for help In the mnle de
partment the metal nnd machinery In
dustries led with ton calls, agriculture
was next with 39fi calls nnd the building'
and construction Industry followed with
297 calls.
In the women's department the leading
Industry was domestic nnd personal ser
vice with J6fi calls. The next Industry
was hotels and restaurants with 287
call. Clothing, millinery nnd furnish
ings wan third with 101 calls.
New applications for work In July
were: men. 4,060 ; women. 1.631 ; a total
of 5,691. During the same period there
were renewals of former applications by
S49 men and 376 wtinen, a total of 1.22.1
This makes a grand total of applications
for work of fi.916. About one-half of
those applying got opportunities to work.
PRIEST REFUSES $15,000,000.
So Penlre to trial l.rmtrles to Ills
nnrdena. He Tell l.nnyrr.
PlTTSBCr.n, Aug. S. The Hev. Will
lam Graham, pastor of St. Patrick's
Catholic Church In this city, lias re
fused 1 15.000.000 .left by relatives In
Australia nnd South America.
"I have no desire to ndd to my bur
den' wealth that would brine no satis
faction." he said. 'I have enough for
my needs, nnd 1 am nearly 60. Give It
to relatives who need It."
Father Graham wna notified several
days ago by the authorities of Sjilney
that uncles of bin hid died there leav
ing e-?lnten valued nt millions nnd that
he was the sole heir. Later he received
woi-d from Hollvla th.tt itepuncles had
died there leaving him more millions.
He sent word to the !ancrs iepreent
Ing the. executors that he did not want
the money, and advi'ed them to get In
touch with heirs next In line.
rOKKC'IAtSI'IIK HALKS.
SUPltKME COPIIT. NKW VultK COUNTY
TUB THCSTKKS OF TH K LKAKK AND
WATTS OHPIIAN IIUUSi: IN 11(11 CITY
OF NKW VUIIK, liHlntlff. ngnlnall WILD.
It AHT HKALTY COMPANY, tl al De
fendant.. Kile .No. 1MSJ-1915.
In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure
nnd sate. I1UI iimur Mini rinririi 111 iiiq
above entitled notion nnd bearing date the
13th day of July. 1919, I. the undersigned,
Ihe llrferen In said Judgment named, will
ell at public Hurtlon at the Kichnnge
halesroom. No. It-lS Ve.ey Street, In the
Mornugh of Manhattan, City of New York,
on the 21th day ut Alliu.t, 1'Jl,',, at 1.'
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph P.
Dav, auctioneer, the premise directed by
sild Judgment to be .old, und therein de
scribed aa follow.:
ALL that tertaln lot of land with the
building, thereon erected, situate, lying
and being In the Morough of Manh ittan.
lily. County nnd State of .New Ynrk, nnd
hounded and described n follow. UK
(ilNNlNl! at n point on tho easterly aide
of West Knd Avenue, dl.tanl seventy-flve
(75) feet and hva (5) Inches nuiitherly
from the southeasterly corner of West Knd
Avenue and Slxty-eei ond Street nnd run
ning Ihence ealerl), parallel with Slvly
seennd Street and prtlv through n parly
wall one hundred (1001 feel; thence south
erly, parallel wlih West Knd Avenue
twenty-five (2!il feet, thence westerly,
parallel wlih Slaty-second Street, partly
through n party wall nne hundred (100)
feet to the easterly .Ide nf West Knd Ave
nue, nd thence northerly along the ens.
erlv side of Weal Knd Avenue twehty-fUe
ISM feet to the plnie of beginning be the
aid several dimensions more or Iras Said
? remise, being now known ns Nn. ift We.t
Ind Avenue, in Ihe (Mtv of New- Vork.
Dated, New York. July If.. 1915.
1IAIIIIV N FHKNC1I, lleferee
NASH JUNKS. Attorney for linlntlff,
aj Wall-Street, New York city.
The following I a illugrani of th prop
erty tn be .old: It. street Number I 4
Went Knd Avenue:
62nd Street.
lt
ti
o
til
Ut Street.
The npprolm.ite nmnunt nf the Hen or
churce. to aiitUf)' which the nhove de.
ecrlhed property la to he auld. Is Twelve
thousand line hundred nml nfty dollar!
1112, 150), with Interest thereon from the
14th day nf July, 1 3 Hi. together with the
coata and eatra nllnwunce uiununtluK In
Three hundred Uty-four ami 37-100
iJH4.71 Dollar., with Interest thereon
from July 1", !! I Si touether wlih the e
lienaea nf the sale, The uppriulmiue
amnunt of ihe luxe. aksesHuirnta nnd
water rnle. nr other liens, wlilcb lire to be
allowed In the purrhuser out of the pur
bate money and paid by Ihe Itrferee, Is
Klelit hundred alxlv.nne and 7s, ICO
(IUI 7) Dollara and Interest.
Dated, New .Vork, Julv Hi. UII.
UAItRT N. FflBNCH, neferce.
HMPIUIMK COPItT OF Tilt: STATU UK
SKW YOltK. Kllli: riH'NTY I'MTKl)
STATUS Tlll'HT COMPANY OP NKW
ItHtK, Plnlnllft, nit.ilinl IIIWAI.O A ,N t
HPHOPKIIANNA IIAII.WAY COMPANY,
lll'KKAI.O AND Sl'.iiJCKIIANNA HAIL
HOAI COMPANY, Wi:t,I.SVI1.l,i:, COI'.
HHH.MPOttT AND PINK I'ltKKK ItAII.
lt;i t COM PAN Y. AtllllHON AMI HPS
yt'r.HANNA ItAII, ItOAl) COMPANY:
HPFPAI.O ANO NI'.WUI'KII ANNA COAL
ANI COKK COMPANY, Defendants.
NOTICK IH HKItKIlY (IIVKN that pur
suant tn Hint liy virtue nf a Judgment of
fnrecioMire nnd enle In the above entitled
aitlon. rnlered In the orllce of the Cleik
of trie County nn the 19th dav of Jul v,
191:., I, the Ulidernlcneil, (IKOItlli: 1).
CIIOPTS, Iteferee named In said Judgment,
will ee at public auction In the westerly
eMllniln of the City nnd County Hall, In
the litv of llnrTalo, County of Krle nnd
!tate nf New York, on Hie :.1rd day of
August. 191ft. at eleven o'clock In the fore,
neon, tn the hlctiesl bidder, the following
described property, premise and franchises
of the defendant, HufT.ilo and Siisqun
nsnnn Hallway Company, ordered and de
creed by slid Judgment of foreclosure nnd
aie to be sold by the underlined, tn.witi
All nnd singular tne properties, rights,
prU lieges and franchise of every name
and nature, real, perona nnd inlted and
whereer situate, owned by th defendant
Iluffalo and Hiisnuehnnna Hallway Com
pany on April 1. UM or since n-quired by
It. whether bv purchase. mergr or other
wise (excepting property released from tne
Men of siid mortg.igei and Including the
'oll.iwlne proper!) owned b) 1,1 de
fendant, namefyt
All that certain other tract, plere or
pirel f Utid limie. King and being
isrtly in the City of Hurfaio, Count) of
Krle and State of New X ork, and partly
In the iii nf Lackiwanna, formerly a
part of the Town of West Seneca, In sail
County ami mate, and pirtlv under the
ater of Lake n-le, I. minded and de.
si rtbed as tnllou s:
Iteginnlng nt a point In the westerly line
of said Hamburg Turnpike las n street
sixty six feet wldel which point la directly
oppoMi. acrosa taia lurnpike. in tne
northwest iornr of the parcel of land
hereinbefore describe I. and which said
point ot beginning Is sU hundred nnd lv
and tlft three one-hundredth (o SS
feet iinrtherl), measured along said west
erly line ot d Turnpike, from the snu'h
line nt I he Cv nt HilfTilo; theme running
ntong the nest line of the ld Turnpike
eiu'h tweiuv-one degree tlfty-four and
on. naif minute east If, St M'' K I.
l hundred ( 100 reet to a point six Hnd
nfty-three one hundredths if,:,3i feet
northerly, uie'isured nlong the wet line,
of -ild Turnpike, from the south Hoe of
the Clt) of lliifrnlor thenre alonr the north
line of land formerly ow ned hv the l.ick.i-
wanmi lion and Steel Cntnpnliv. sotltll ey-
entv-fnur degree sixteen inlnut-s west
IS 74 Hi' W.i flic hundred nnd ihlrtv one
and elehty-slx one hundredth iim xiii
feet, In the shore line of l.nke Krle. a It
existed In Nm ember l"! Hit the begin
ning point of liuds nmv under water con
cfd b John .1 Albright to Cb,irs W.
IJon,)eiir. bv deed d lied the first day nf
Julv. I no; i . thence stir, along the said
northerly line of lands former!) owned by
."- . ... n M.niuin ,rr , i,i.i.
the further dlsinnre of about four hundred
and ten HI0I feet, tn the shore line of
l.ak Krle. n It existed In the )e.ir lt(,
i shown bv a stire of Peter Kmslle.
mate April first of that )e.ir, attached to
a deed made by tteilben It. lle.icnck to
Charle (' llldille, recorded In Krle Cntintv
C!rk" nntie. In l.lber 101 of Heeds, at
page is, thence along the .!,! last men
tioned shore lln northerly about seen
hundred (TOO! feet, tn a point In said
shore line nf Kin. at Us Intersection with
a etr.ilght line drawn from a point on th
harbor line as e!abllhed bv th United
State liiiv eminent nn March :"th, ISO
efrhteen rlMl ft nnrihapli,. i,,fisiir.1 I
twniin point I illst.mt four hundred anil
nlong said hnrbor line, from the junction
nf said harbnr line with the harbor line a !
established bv the t'nlted States llnvern
men: nn .Innuan 30th. 1i00i in a pnlnt In
the shore line nf Lake Krle ns It existed
In November. 1901. dl.lant about two hun
dred ind elghlV'Slx (21 feet, measured
tn n lln hearing south lxty-ven degrees,
r.fty-seven an-t one-half inlnule. west
(S. fij 37 1, ' W ) from the aforesaid plnce
of beginning, Ihence easierlv along said
stralgh! line, drawn from stld point on
the harbor line about four hundred nnd
eighty-nine () feet, tn a point In the
said shore line of Lake Krle, a II exIMed
In November, 1901, nnd theme north sixty
seven degree, rift) -seven and one-half min
ute, east (N. ST'' K. 1 about two hun
dred and elghty-lx .'X) feet, to ihe place
of beginning, the last described parr-1
being the same lands nnd premises con
veied hy Samuel Ilea nnd wife tn John J
Albright, hy deed dated February 1, JIM.
Together also -a hh a l me right, title
and Interest of the said Iluffalo and Susque
hnnnv Itallwnv Compinv of, In and tn o
much of the Hamburg Turnpike a. Is ad
jacent 10 the iireml.es above described.
Also all thnt tract, piece or parcel of
land .tu te partly In the city nf Murrain,
Countv ni Krl. and State of New Ynrk,
and partly in the cltv nf Lackawanna, fn--rnerly
a part nf the Town of West Seneca,
In the Cnunty and State afore, il l, bounded
and described n follow.;
Meglnnlng at a pint In the shore line of
Lake Kile, as It exlslel In November. 1901,
In the City of Lackawanna, formerly a
part nf Die Town of We.l Senei a. uhere
said shore line Is Inlersected hv the division
line between the lands former'v owned by i
tired nlong ild west line of said Turn
pike, from Ihe south Hue or the said Cl'v
of Muffalo. therte running frnm said point
nf beginning, under the waters or Lake
Krle, north degrees west IN 2 Wi
along the norther!) lln. nf lands under
water, granted bv the Male nf New York
in John J. Albright, by letters nitent dated
October 31, !!'. and recorded In K-le
Countv Clelk'a nttlre In Liber .! nf Deeds,
at page 407, about twelve hundred anil
Iwenty (L220 f.(, tn ih Junction of the
harbor lines, as established hv Ih. Cnlt'd
Mates liovertiment nn Junuar) 30th. 1900. 1
nnd March S2lh, 1'99, thence along the '
last mentioned liirbor line nnrtherl) four,
IllllKireii anil eignieen I4ll leei. tnene.
en.terlv. ahont t,v e hundred ,,d eigh-v .
r..., . ... 1 -.1,1
shore line nf Lake Krle us 11 existed In
Nnvember. 1901. which point I dltant
about two hundred and eght)'-li (3i
feet, measured on a line bearing south
sixty. seven degiees flftv-seven and one
half minutes wen (S ; 5"i,' W from
1 1. milt lire Tnrniiirtt f 111 a ft ret t pit x
fit hIiI'i (11'tHiit htitiirftl ami tlx niiil
fifty -thrrf tuip-hunilrpiltht. i0"i.3 tti
nnrthcrlv. tiimnra'l aUint? -.ctlil UMt Urn
of .lil Ttirnplkf, from 111 nutli lln of
th city ft liuff1o, thenct onthtrly, tlonir
pniA fh.tr. Jine .in It pvn!il In .S'ovmtr.
1901, hh It win lln nml rvire about lx
h-inilrnl Htiil tn 1 6 10 1 fret, to thr plno
nf lif trlnnlnx . Iflnc th mhh Mniln ami
preniUiM cnnv-'l t- S uuul Hft ami wtf
tn .liilm .!. Alhrlch. ly nutt-cl.ilm dted
ilntfil Kbrurv 1. U(i:
,Io all that trtHnrtitnr pi pirc-l or
sort of lnl Kltuntp, llnK nnl blnjc In th
County f Krlt 11ml StHf of Nw Vork. anil
tnor particularly boumltvl nnl ilencrlbfii
nn follow pj
ItoclnnlUrt at a point In th hnrt lint of
l.aU lirlf, It ).Ntri In N'uvf mlnr, 1901,
uhir- ill name 1 liUTSfrtfcl hv tli fomn-i-rly
tine f I.iml fnrmerlv nwiif.l liy Ktumn
.-tUtlp, uhlt'h point of licKtnnliiK Ik thf
Kiinif pi.tnt of luKliiiiInc of the premlfi
hcrplnhf for rlbfil : runnlne tnncp
north H' rnty-'lEiit ilcnrt"f wmt (S tsm
W 1 .ibout t w fUf hiitiilrnl and ttventv
fft. to the Junction of th hnrbor
linen, an 'Mil..f"i lt (lit Unlteil Stat"
I(iv-rnmnt on .lanu.irv 30, 19H0, nnM
Mitrch 27, 1H9H; (bene untitnenxtfrly about
rlpht humlreil ..ml -lRhtv tft) tvt to a
point In th thorp lln of l..ki Krl" ns It
tNtt-"t In 1M9, hnvn hv n Miirpy nf
11, i....tla. m.,la iiell nm .. -
att.H he'd to 'a dd nud bv Iluhn it!
Matork to Charl C Ulildl. recorded In
Krle County Clerk oill, e In l.lber 104 nf
Heed, ut pas nm. where uch shore line
Is Inlersected hy the southerly line nf sild
lamis mrnieriy nwneu ny imumi Mine pro.
Jected In a westerly direction, thence north
sev eniy-rnur ueKree sixteen minuies imsi
l.V. 74 tn- K.I iilone anld projection nf
said southerly line of lands formerly owned
hv Komi's Slade, iibout four hundre 1 and
ten (410) feet, tn the place nf b'rtnnln;
belna; the s.ime Innd and premises sic
nndly described in a certain iult-clatn
deed execuled hy The l.ackaw .inna Iron
and Sleel Ciimnany In John .1. Albright,
dated July , 1501. and recorded In Krle
Countv Clerk's oltlt e, In l.lber " of DjeJs,
nt imec
Also all that trait, piece ur parcel uf
land situate p.irtl) In the Cltv nf Murrain
and partly In the I'ltv of l.ickawanna,
formerly pirt of the Town of West ,sn
ecu, In the County of Krle and Stale of
New- York, more particularly buunded and
described aa follows:
lleKlnnluK at a nulnt, brine the Junction
of the harbor lines aa established by the
United States ilovernmerii on January 30,
Kiotl, and March 27, U',19, which la the
same Junction of such harbor lines referred
to In a deed executed bv John .1 Albllcht
and other to Ch.irlea V domlvear, dated
July 1. 1 it 0 and recorded In Krle County
Clerk', nltlce In l.lbir 1JS of Deeds, nt pane
2kti, theme south slxty-lilue dri;reea
tw eni)-Kn minute, east IP-. ir.i- ,i- k, )
live hundred und ten 1510) feet to .i point
which l the weslirlv extremity nf fund
iniivoeil b) ("harlt W ilinid)e.ir and wife
tn The l.iicUiiwiinna Steel Cnmp.iny. bv
deed br.irliiK duln ihe twent) -Ihlnl duy of
July. I'JH2. ihence north t vent) -elRht de.
irreca weat l.V. "i W ). iihuut nve hundred
nnd elsliiy (M0) feet to un Intersection
with the burhnr line iibnvo inentlnnod run
nfiipr In n enaterly nnd westerly direction:
thence north fifty decree t-.ist (N ,'i0 K.I
nlonir the lat nientloneil hnrbor line, about
one hundied and twenty-elKht IIJK) feel
to the plum of I'PKhinlne. cnnlHlnlnK flv-u
hundred uud sl nln--1 linua.i mltlie i f.Oil)
nf nn aci.i be the y nne mnro nr leas; heliiK
Ihe same premlaea innveyeil to I'h.irle. v.
Iiimil)e.ir bv The Un Ivjwiinn.i btee' Cum
pun) by deed dated Julv 2a, fjnj, a
hown on ti map nr plan attached to sail
deed and colored red.
Alio hII that truer, piece or parrel nf
land situate, lying- did being In th. City
ot Buffalo, County ot Erie, Stat of New
and h und. o n lei b J 1 i S, , I Th-nce northerly nlong a line parallel 0f Kr. and State of New York greeted, and all fixture, and machinery
Wife r Innir J II ivs. in.l if. fi '""' dl.lant we.ierly flftv i$oi feet Deed dated Novemh.r 4, 1912. Anson C 1 ue. In or nboui ,ny nf said premise.
w .in.iv .ie s.i .ilr.i kL .,i;if'i,.2 " pre.ent renter linn of .nl.t Iluftnlo ' u.'ner and Mary F tn Pnlted Stat'" M-nall right title nnd Interest In and
Julv 1st PiO: s.iM pnlnt nf beVlnn ng being V" sinnuenanna Hallway enmnany on. , Trut Company of New Ynrk recorded In " 'anus un.ier water coniaine.i :tn n or 1
about Ave hi" IreVt " nd thl ni Sj thousand and elghty-two il.os.i fe-t mnre ' ,'hr. mc of the Clerk of r.rle County In appertaining m an) of th. aforesaid de- ,
elght)..lx nne .hundredth. .531 T (.!' felt, j;.1;,, ? scribed premise,
measured nn satd division tine, wesiwardly 'w.en .anus icrmeriy or J. J. Aiurignt and I ,nK ,Vsn separately desi rlbed parcels of Also all rights of wharfage, cranage, I
from a point In the west line of the Ham- J,hJ 1 i.,,-i.. ..,... .n, I land located In Krl. County. State nf New doikage. pierage and riparian rights frin- 1
burg Turnpike. ,0 called las street sixty- . T,h' Vs."' "I TiJJlnrl, Vork chl.e. and prlv lleg. , of every kind and char- I
six feet wldei. dl.tnnt lx nnd fifty-three cn miming ?ni nml tweS v four him Heed dated Noveinbsr 4. 1912 Fred A. n.ter whatsoever which i.re or mty h. tp- '
on. - hundredths (C 331 feet northerly, m. is. :11n . n "TJ '"".. l.ehr tn I'nlte,i states Trust Company of nurtenant or appertaining to the silt , 1
FOIILCI.OM'RF. HALT'S.
rk, being part of the Ogden (lore Tract,
so called, und bounded and described aa
follow :
Heglnnlng nt n point where the South
line of the city of Iluffalo Intersects the
Kast line of the Hamburg Turnpike:
thence North twenty-one degrees nfl)-four
nml nne-h.ilf minute West (N, si S4 '
Wi fiiro-twn and nlne-tenths (ti'.SI feet
along said Kast line of Hamburg Turnpike,
Ihence North eight) -nine degree eleven
nml ono half minutes Kast (N. 9 1 1 '
K. 1 thirteen bundled sixty-one and sev
enty. four one. hundredths M1M.74I feet
parallel tn nnd rnrty (101 feel from said
City Line to a point, thence North elghtv.
one degrees llilrl) six minutes Kast (N,
SI J1' IM three hundred nnd two and
six. tenths (.10.' M feet to a pnlnti Ihence
North eighty-nine degrees, eleven nnd one
half minute eit'(N. , 1 1 P.I Inn
hundred nnd nfly (SJOi feet parallel tn
and elgnty (0) feet from said City Lln
tn a point: thence South "event v. one de
greet, forty. six minutes Kast (S. It 4'
r.,i iwii niimireii and eleven ami six-tenms
reet isii.i.
reet
fnrty
ir.
In
I
one
four one-hundredth C09.3I)
.""
...
place of beginning, conialnlng two and ,
thlrtv-tnn one-hundredth IS.33I acre
Subject, however, In n certain agreement
!"T.,,,,r V. nr:l"" "' i eorunr...
190.', between Samuel Ilea and wife, and
.In'an J Albright and wife, providing 1
ainnng nlher things, fnr the construction
nf n cnnal ncrns, H portion nf the premises
Snrd d "rn".'!,rVe'' T',XTnnSl 'K
Llbef,,95linof' i'ee, ,"nntlpag' II . and to 'J I
certain other agreement made between I
bearing date the flrt ilny nf I'ebruary.
.In'an J Albright and wife, providing 1
among nlh.r things, fnr the construction
The !.arl,iinii,i steel Company nnd John :
. . . .
' th'
m?n
'.
nhn !
eighth day nf .Vtay, 190?, prnvldlng among
nil,-- ll.li.v- 1 1. ..,... -,.mI In. . nf .
renal ncrns, portion nf the premls'
herein described, and reiorde.l In Krle !
County Clerk's oinie In l.lber 939 nf Deed.
,.t ., , - no. lln-. t... ,t ..it ..I
agreement made betw esn The l.ackaw anna 1
Steel Company and Charle W ilnod)ear ,
and wife, b.nrlng dale July S3. I90S, nnd
recorded In the Krle Couniv Clerk . omce
In l.lh.r 93 of Deeds, at page MT; and
nlso suliject to the lanal nnd other rlgnls 1
I tn n pnlnt, and eleven ( 1 1 M : 1 '.. K - '...' ' and Siiiubime iiiinuv Cnomjnv In or turning nr in the i.nderslgn'd bond of
frnm said City Line: thence South , "'o i re-n '1:."r,'"u' , all i n. of n road ennstructed nr the Ilufnic and Susquehanna Hallway
:e ht. nd nne-ha f mlnutea Kast ' -f bed as follows: ' therenfier rn..;....r.a nf .yerv nature Company Issued under and secured hv Ha
0- K.I eleven III) feet tn a pom 'ginning ai a. peine inree o.i iy- h.i.n.i. . V.l 1. .'.a .,... mortgage tn the Pnlted States Trust Com-
said city l.lne; theni e nlong said Cltv I seien nunurerlllis (3.471 feet easterly irom ., V, 7 ": ," .:; ' .;. nitv of Ne- verv. us Trustee, dated April
In South eighty. nine degrees, eleven nnd the northwesterly corner nf parcel No. 1. ,,, " " vnrti I nil 1, 1903, with eoupnns ot Miv isl. PM0. ant
ie.h,ilf mlnules tVeet is. X9 ll.i-, W) "hnye described, said point nf beginning be- I '',,m . ' B"T"nA....Xm all subsequent coupons thereunto attached,
in tliouaaml and nlnelv sx nml tblrlv- ing in tlie southerly line nf n parcel or ' ',. "n." " " 'i11" ."'.: . I Tli, ,(n,M,M Mnroi.l
ij srxnien ann i iinyej eu mine nuiinio along said soiilherly Ine frnm slid ex
nnd Susquehanna Iron Cnmpiuy hy n cer- i.rlnr line ihence westerly nlnnc said
i'l'i ' '"cn'ni'v'UV" Vl'rWf. 'ttSlTSl'ATi '""r line, nne hundred i "f feel,
iul'y : iVoT'r'red'eln'nrff-ou'n.') , mJI ' 'hf ."'"i" n' "'."'"".'"iih.
Clerk's nffHe In Liber 943 nf lleed. at pag. I MV' J l.l , iiuiinrc.i.n.
131, being the same premise. rnnved to' " J;' ' 'and, more or less,
the Huffali. nnd Susquehanna IHIIwnv ..,'"n lhn' certain pieces nr parcel, of
Coinp.ny bv Chnrle. W. iloodvear nnd 'and con eved by and more particularly
wife, by deed bearing dale Ihe fourteenth "'"crlbed and set forth In the followinr
day of March. 1903.
Also nil thus. nv (M crtatn tracts, I Peed dated October 7 I90S. Frank H.
pieces nr pin el of land situate In th onndjenr In Murrain and Susquehanna Hall
inwn of llnmhurg, County of Krle and way Company recorded In the nmre nf ihe
State of New Ynrk Clerk of Cntiaraugus Cnunty, Liber 33ii nf
PAMCKI. NO. 1, Pee.i. pig. I9. cnnvelr,g a small pircel
Knnwn nnd illrilugulshrd a a part nf nf land sltuai In Ihe Town nf Freedom,
the lluf!aln Creek Reservation nnd further County of Cattaraugus, stale nf New Ynrk
known and distinguished ns n part nf f,ni
i"' v Township 10. in the M i llange nr
rnwnshlps, bounded nnd described as tot-
'';." , , . ..... . I
Meglnnlng at a point In ihe boundary
lin
Albright and J r Tltu. ill.tant anutherly
one hundied nnd flfty-nlght and fnur-lentha
(ISx ti feet from, nnd al right angles to,
the southerly boundary line of Lake Ave
nue, nnd distant westerly r.lnetv (oi feet
from the original center line of the Iluffalo
i rl.hr .n i t r Tit, . .'n, .nn.h.rr;
vav Company; I
i lineiPp.nrn lei to
we.terly from the
ne .aid MufTalo nnd
ana pusquenanni Itanwa
Thence southerly along
nrn instant 90 reet
Susquehanna Hallway Company, alxty (10)
feet.
Thence easterly fnrtir I 401 fet nine or
less, tn a liolrit distant westerly nfty 1SO11
feet from the nrlglnnl center line of said '
Iluffalo and Susquehanna Hallway Coin-.
panv;
Thence southerly along the westerly 1
....... ... ... ,
.siisuuehanna Hallway Cnmnanv. said right
".' f".u."n,r.,",'t,i f,""";1 '" ."J" dleiant
center line nf said MufTalo nnd Susque
banna Halfway Cnmp.in) one thousand
two hundred and fourteen nnd ninety-three
hiindreiiins (1.314.93) feet.
Thence southerly along a curve tn the
right having it ra.llu nf nine hundred and
nfty-nve and four-tenths 94I feet. for,n,mal' pirrei of land situate in tne uty
instance or three hundred and tnirtv.
nln and eghty-slx humlredths 1339 '" I
feet tn h point distant westerly sixty (0i
feet frnm Jhe nrlglnat renter line nf the
said Muffa:n and Susquehanna Halfway
1 ompany. aiu curve neing tlie westerly
right of way line of the stld Murfalo and '
Susquehanna Hallway Compan); I nf Deeds a! page :22 conveying a parcel
Thence continuing snuthrrly along the I nf property situate In Ih Town of Welles,
westerly right of way line of the "aid,, pie. Coun'y nf Allegany nnd State of
Hurfaln nnd Susquehanna Hallway Com- w- Vork
pan) for a distance nl nn. hundred nnd 1 ' t,,,,! ,!.,tt January SI. P0S. The Latka
tiif .'fiA,??ht XtVX un!rZ'ini J' .n, I wanna Steel Company tn Iluffalo nnd Su
In n'7 ai..Ln. L.lVril' Civ.v '',' J' 1 1 ueh.i nn Hallway Company recorded In
?e5n lh.d,:i..n.ln,".':,-V.1, i,"i.'nf '."hi !h- nfllc of the Clerk of Krle Count, In
iier,i ,'.t M..,ii.i.nn 11. iisV-.i i-..n.: ,
Murrain and Susquehanna Hallway Cum
panv;
Thene. northerly nlong a curve to the
left having a radius of one thousand nine
hundred nnd ten and nne-enth (1.910 11
leer more or less fnr a dl.tallie of seven
hundred and four ant fwn.tenihs (-0121
feet, in a point dl.lant westerly flftv (ni
feet from ihe present tenter line of the
said nunaio nnd Misquenanna italiwj)
more or 1,
and being all of the premises conveved hy
Ihe stony Polnl Land Company In the
iluarantv Trust Cnmnanv nf New Ynrk by
deed dated .! mu try 1, 190. and recorded
In the nrflce nf the Clerk of said County In
l.lber 10J of PJs at page 512.
PAHOKI, NO 2
Helng part of Lot number eleven (111.
Township number ten iini, Hanre eight
li. f the Murfalo Creek Indian Heserva
tlon. and more particularly boun led nnd
described 4. follow.'
Meglnnlng nt n point In the southerly
e of Lake Avenue, so tilled at h dls.
,cry from the westerly line of the
t.ince of one hundred nnd elghtv (l0i
-n, nr Ihe I ak. sihnr. Mlchlttm
?;'ivl Cnm, .tt.vv ,ll',h. ,fc,l
. ,inl,i- .i,t souther y line nr I.ak. A
Av enue.
helng the Interseitlnn nf the division line
bet ,-een land formerly owned by Jnhn F
Tlius and lands nnw nr fn. merly owned by
nson c (loodyear wlih the .aid Moutherlv
line of Lake Avenue, running thence south.
six degrees, iwn m, nines w.si ir. a- s w
Icht ami fotir-lftithi (Kti fet to thr
nuth Mil ot bl lot ti tl 111 Iter Iieii (111;
thitir north rtichtv.four Aktp, "Ixtn
nilnut- Wtt tN 1 W.I, ami alonjc
the i-outh lln of tot number lv'n
lit. fourtin 4 1 4 feet. llnnn" northerly
about om hum!r1 ami llftyrlRht ami
trty-tn nn-hunilriMthi HiS.i!i ffft. to
point In thi nouthfrlv ln nf ,aU
nm. w hlch, abl point tit vutt-n ant
Mxtv-twn onf-buntlrfiltiM MT-vt ft
drdthi 117 ft to th point or plac of
hirltinlnir
I'ontainlnr flv hnntlreil in-1 ivntv-foiir
tn-thnummltli 4 .057 1 j of an acr. ha th
iMtn nior or Ii
Tot(thr with all th rljtht. tit! and In.
trnt of th cabl crantor In and to hat-,
vinu In front nf ami adjacent to the
ihov dei-crlb.! prpmln
PAIK'Ki Nt- 3.
!llnit pait if lot No. 11, Township 0,
Itann . of th Muffalo Crk Indian Rb
rvatlon, boundrilaiitl drrlbd an follow :
llpgtunlnfc at a pnlnt In th illUIiu lln
lit t n lanu iorinri- 01 iiuaui
I
stmnttai h. ami Iaml formrlv of John i-v
I Tllnn. wllr fi.tltl tllUlon lln I it lot At--
xt-rtril In ih w itrl llnfpf lanrln hr-
' jnfor tnvvdby Pild Mtlam I
i biirh and Ida It., his lfe to the IhirTalo
mid Miiiiehiiiin i Itillwny CnnipHti) ,
I Ihence north elcbi) four 4 x 4 1 deirrees. six-
. .i mi-i"i
"ne eent -five (.5) feet thence north
eli 11 denrees, two 121 minute est four
hun-lreii hii. i rortv-siv nnu emntv eight
1 n nninr. n,n ,,r in Tnwn rtr e.i eneci. i nnniv 1 '" ..... -,,. ..
uai ae t rrtm frin lifilrit tT htnlnnlnx i
.. ... .... ... - iiiaiiroiu i ompany ann in fTnir n or
mit.urd alonr th nab! outhrly n of u,r,.-t in th Mltaac of uvtl.
I.hU Avnu; thnr -outli lKhtv-fnur rn -an, Lanv " u of vl-
dKr .lxtn tnlnutN KaM (H s I" !' t ' ,"f ' AJi5,hn, ,iLnZ
V.). alonir i. Pouthrlv lln of !,nk tork hlJ! ? 1 ff
AvVn.iP. dn!-..n ami nUtr-twn n-hnn- IK ' iniip IIU r. to ;li lllap of
emu I v eiir ii I
Heal!) ami Terminal i nmpany, b) iiee.l
dited March !i. inoii, and recorded In the
oillce of the Clerk nf sal, I Cnunly. In I.lher
mil or tirens, ai tue a.is; inenre south
cluht) -four (Sll degrees, sixteen i Id) min
ute east alonsT said sotilherlv line of laud
iouve)ed a aforeM.lbl seventv live (75)
feet to the said w esterly line of land of ald
Hurfaio and Suiueh,iniiH Hallnav- Com
pany. thencn south six , decrees, two
121 minute wrt alone the said westerly
line four hundred and forty lx and elghty
elKht hiindredlh H4iisi feel m the place
nf herlnnlne. helne a slrlp of land seventy,
live (7M fret wide and four hundre, I and
fort) six and elichty-elalit hundredtna
(tin xl feet Innr.
CnnlalnlnB rlxt) -seven hundredths (0 S7)
of an acre of land, more or less;
Also all Ihe rlKhl, title and Interest nf
Ihe said Rrnutnr In and In that portion of
Lake Avenue opposite to and iidjnlnlu: the
premise hereinbefore described and being
Ihe nne premise tonve)ed by William I".
Sinmh.ii'li and Ida II., hi wife, tn the
(lu.iraniy Trust Ciiinpanv of New York, ny
dped dated June 7. IH0S, recorded in the
tiflli e ol the clerk of said County In l.lber
1027 of Deeds at pie 50.
I A 1 1 C I : I , NO, 4
Known and illMlneul-lird as a part of
Ihe Hurt'iln Creek Iteeervatlnn and further
known and illailiiKulshed aa a part nf I. on
No H and 15. Township 10, In the Mn
Italic f Township, buunded nnd described
aa follow h:
lleKlnnlnir at a point In the northerly
line nf a pareel nf laud conveyed by Daniel
W Allen and wife lo the New York Stite
Healty & Terminal Company hv deed iiate.l
Marcn moil, and recorded In the omce
of the Clerk of slid Cnunty In l.lber lull
nf Deeds, at page J5x, distant westerly
fifty i50i feet from Ihe one I nil I cenier line
ol tne nunaio ami pusuu-iianna iitiiwav
Lompailii lliriive sr.irii) ninim Sim
norinerlv Hue nf lind conveycl aa nfore.
..ia ai aa rest, tlt.n,.. nnrUi.rlv .inni,
Compan) i tneuce westerly Hinna; siid
line narall! tn am) illstanl westerly nriv
see. irom vna propoieu center line or
hundredth (44i; Sl feet In the southerly ' """?n, , ,?"'"' I If v" S'?,lr",
Hue of a pircel of land convejed by Daniel County f Al le Kx n. Pt t. nf .Sew York,
W Vllm and wife to ihe New Vnrk Stale 1 n distance of . 3 'hence In a nnrih-
FOHEri.ostni', half:.
the Murrain and Susquehanna Railway I
nnipanv eleven hundred nnd fifty one and
one-tenth (tl.M.I) feet more or Is to n J
monument fifty 1501 feet westerly from lh '
iropnefi lenier line; inence soumer.y
along the preeent westerly right of way
line nf the Hurfaio nnd Sun,uhiinna 1111
wiy Company, said right nf way line being
nxrallel m and distant weterlv fifty (Sni
feet frnm the original center line of the.
said Murrain nnd Suquehannn Itallwnv
Company, one thousand one hundred and
thlrly (110) feel mire or less, to the point
nf beginning;
eald parcel containing one nnd twentv
six hundredths (l.sai acre ef land, more
pr less, being the same premise conveyed
bv the stony Point Land Company tn the
tliiarnnlv Trust Company nf New York h
deeil daled January M. 190, nml reenrded
In the oince nf the'cierk of Mid County In
Liner 1037 of Deeds, at page 510.
PAMCKI. NO. S.
, ... .. ..
or n p.irrrt ni
innieyni ny lisnisi Alien an I ,
tn the New York State Healty and Ter-I
mlnal Company, by deed datrd March .
190, reenrrted In the nfllce nf Ihe Clerk of ,
sal, i county, In I. her 1041 nf peeu. i
jj( r.,nninc thence north-
iesterly. four hundre and Sfty-nlne and
fmlr.,,n ,,. uS i) Kei in the .niithw'st-
' V, V..,r of ,,ri Vn i hnye de-
l..tP mVn.ll 'cor'n Ph.in,
' ' "y'therlr line of ,ld parcel of land
!.nn,. , y ,,''! .?,0.r'".'.W.i J.'""f5
sal. I Conmv in t.n... inn t ti.e.l. t ,
,1 Coiiniv. in r.ih.e inn nf Heed, st i
e 36X and running th.nce north-
i...i. ; ""v.'.' ,n..1..: 'a
(.lr. ,. ', , ,, .nuthwest- i
.' nV ..ia
. or sain
"""nr ninng SHI'l rnrinrr y line m i.nii
r""1.'1' "I"" "aid northerly lln
1p, nn(l .,,n,-.,, jfAAi tn n l.nlnl
dl.tan T on, In mire,! .o lnlv"fmir and I
six i In. bimVtV
erU- rn...,.-! i i i .. .1;. ii ri I
ijsnn. no i.ttn.i-s.i onni I I t
erlv, men. Uf., along said northerly line frnm
the westerly exterior line of land of the Lake
Shore Michigan Southern Hallway Com-
tieny. .,..,...1., -.n-ll-l milt, -jia
firs' above describe,! course four hundred
and lift) -nine nnd four-tenths I4S9.4I feet
In a point In slid sculherlv line of said
I, nd conve5ed a. aforesaid, distant one
hundred and eleven and llfiy-thrre hun-I
rtredrhs lilt. . Hi feet wester y. meisured
peed daie, Octnher S. 1903, The stnny
Point Land Company tn Iluffalo and Sus-,
quehanna Hallway Company, recorded In ;
the omce of the Clerk of Kr. County In
j.tber 10 nf p.ed." at page'lia cnnvcylni
"Parateiy . iie.crlhe.i parcels or lano
eliuite In the cltv nf t.Hckawanna. for
merly n pnrt of the Town nf West Seneca,
Cnunty of Krle and State of New York,
Deed Haled Hentetnher S9. 190ft. tlarhira
K. Fowler in Murrain and Susquehanna
Hallway Company recorded In the nfflce of,
" f"'l Hrle Cnunty In l.lb-r I0J of
P-'ed at page 315 conve.vlng n small parcel
"f land situate m the city nf Licka wanna, j
formerly n part of the Town nf West
Seneca, County nf Krle nnd State nf New
1 ork 1
Deeil d.iled Sentetnher -1. 1903. The I
l.aiknw-nnna Steel Company tn Murrain anil 1
Susquehanna Itallw ty Company recorded In I
the omce of the Clerk nf Krle Cnunty In
l.lb-r 9S of Deeds nt page 3S0 conyelng a
.niaii p.i-ce, nr lanu sliuaie in ine v ny ni
r .t,... ....... .1.. . nt ih. -r.,Mn '
f We. Seneca, County of Krle and State
nf New Ynrk
Deed ilalei1
epiember 14. 1913. Waller I
D and Helen M Ingham tn Murrain and
Susquehanna lliltwa) Company recorded
in ine nmre nr ti.e Clerk or Krie i nnnty ,
In Llher 93 nf Deeds nt page l conveying I
iarinniM, t.irmrrij ..iii oi 111-
inwn nr vv esi .-enrca, iouni) 01 i.rie .in'i
State nf New Ynrk
Deed dated June l 1903. Frank II Onnd
v.ar. ef nt . tn lluffiln nnd Stisquehanni
Hallway Cnmpiny rei orded In the otnee of
the Clerk of Alleg.inv (?nunty In Liber 201
Liber 10t nf Deeds at page us ani
page 192 and con
veying the nreml.es designated by the
letter O. Q. and D In that certalr egree.
ment dated January 2(, 1905, between The
Lack iw anna Steel Company nnd Iluffalo
and Susquehmna Hallway Compinv nnd
recorded In the offlre nf t),e Clerk of Krle
County In l.lber 1017 nf Deed at page 231
C'nveylng a smill parrel of property situ-
ae In tne v ny 01 i.acaiwanna. mrm-ny
N'.w Ynrk re corded In the othre of the 1
Clerk of Krl. county In Liber 1253 of
D.eds at pag 2(4 conveying a single ne-
scribed pircel of Innd localed In Ihe Town
of Hamburg Krle County
Deed dated November 4. 1912. Anson C.
Good)ear and Marv F C,ood)ear, Ills wife,
in t'nlted Stat. Trust Cnnipanv of New
York and recorded In the nrTIt of the Clerk
nf Cattaraugu. County In l.lber 237 of
Iiee. Is at inge co2 conve) Ing two separately
described pari el or lanu locai.q in ine
Town of Yorkshire In Cattaraugu. County,
State of N-W York
lleed dated Nnvemher 4. 1912, Anson c.
Ooodyear and M irv F fiood)ear, his wife,
to 1'hlled States Trust Company of New
York, recorded In the nfllce nf the clerk
. - ,tinlns. CAiiniv In I.ther -31 nt TV.!-
1 hi pirp 3 ronvrinc xnrr -piratfiy
! ilrrlb-il prrl of property locatm (n
t tbf ttnn of Ilrlmont .,nd Illfitt. In Krl
Count. Jn or iora.
rl ilatl IVbruarv K 15flt., .tohn .T
Mhrisht to Iluffalo .nl .ti-niih:nna rt II-
a) Compan) reunld In th oince of th
1ITK I'l 1,1 it- ...mil j. "'' "I
pcit l ptK1 th ruin'ni'K " "ini(i pirK-i
of Itnd at outht tnrnr In th Cltv of
TlufTalo,
County of Krl, Hute of ,Nw
,to nil t lln of ratlroa I bRlnnlnit
at lntr"'tlf'n f fouthrn trnilnu of th
Un of th Iluffalo and Sunuliaiin.. Ilitl
wa Compin) wltb th northern trnilnu"
of th lln of th Muff a In and .'U'.qihinni
S1.-I.-. Cniitiiv of Allrcinv. Stat of Nt.
York a dltan of 4 7 tnll. thnr In
northwtTrly direction .Houk th On
Ulr to th VtlaK of nlnmnl. County nf'
Al!KTns. State of NVw- Vork 1 dManr
nf 1 r. mil, thfne In a northwtrly
direction ab'til? th fln Illrr to th
Vtllac nf llldrr. County of Allf-jany.
Stat of New York,- t dlwtanr of MS
ml1, thenr In a northwntrly dlrctnn
atone th C.ni lll.r to the Vlllaic of
Transit Mrldc. County of Allfuan). Stat
nf New York. a dli-tame of 2 !.S mllet;
thm- tn a northw Ktrly direction alone
the (intr. ItUer to the Vlllitc of hpi.
fat. County of Aliricanv. ,tntr of eW
1 ... illiinnr' of 4 21 mlU. ili.nr. i
H norhwiiierly direction alon th nfnee
ltlr to a Matlon near th Vltl.l(r,. 0f
(intda, county or A.iecany. Stato nf
Vevv Vork a distance of I 5.1 miles, Ihence
in a northwesterly dtrectlou netr the n,n..
see Itlver to ftushford Station, County of
Allecany, Slate of New York. a distance
.,r .(i: miles, thence In a uoribi'e.i..i..
" - . . ......... .... . . .- . tj
""r" . ,, , m -miii-n near the
viiinite nf cenlerv ine, Counly or vli..,
State of New Ynrk n distance nf r, s
mile, thence In a "nut hwesterly dlrecilon
ibi- --I -.;".' ni .Mies-.mv.
tn I'lxley Station (near ralrvlew O)
Cnuniy of Allegany State nf New ynrk
a rllstance or j ,i; nines; inence In i vvrst-
rly illrecilon, crossing the line dlvblimr
the Counties nr Allegmy and Cattaraugus
In Cr)slal l.ake, (near Krei-doui), Courny
of Cattaraugus, State of New York a ills,
tance of S mile., Ihence In a north
vveterlv direction tn the Village nf Sin
dusky. County of Caltiraiigus, State of Nsw
YnrK--a insiaiiin ni a s? nines, inence In
of New York a distance nf : f,( nill.s
theme In a vv eicrly direction and i msslni
Tlelng prt nf Lot No. Kleven 111), Town
. f- ,a. fit rr foe i n, i nirr i nv ssio nei, nu.iiii i'"""" -,-..'.- nip t,,,i , nn,,i" .,, n, i, v
?-n .tv i f Ty lining Ante of Vew- V ,el 1 ' ' 'be undelslgned at the time nf bidding, ,,,
dlrecilon a ong CallRraugux Creek, and I firmed, either the 'sum of u r I I , I
croeslng line dlWdltiK ,t,c, Cninilss nf n u.and D.ill.ua iJIMO.oan, lM ,,,,, "v ,r
Wyoming and Cat ariiigns 'n the Vlllag, by cnliled heck upon nnv binir or irut
tlie line nninm me . iniiin.i or calla. or unie-s ine oni'icr snau luaae a iiae i -raugu
and Krle. tn the Village nf Sardinia iii or pledge with the uu lerslgneu a.
Cnunty nf Krle, State of New York a ills! Iteferce of Three Hundred Thousand ,i;.
tance of I 'J mile, thence In a vvei,.riy ; lir ilSOO.noin pur value nf ihe Him nmn.
direction In a connection with the nur. liH" bonds of "il l defendant, Murrain and
line to Sprlngvllle, N v.. a distance of 7 t su.iUhunun Hallway Cnmpiny. whb h atld
mile, thence In n norlhvveierly dlrectlnn i deposit nf .ash nr hnnds shall be forfeite,
on elation near he Village of Kast Con- 1,1 "'!' bbbler. v, in Is successful, shall
cord, Counly of Krle. Slate of New York-. '' " "", ,!',, J'1' ;ouipl) wl-n
"distance nf 2.2 mile: thence In a north. 1 "" "'rl" "' .'i1" "'I'1 dKinenl and nf any
Krle. S'ate of New York a dlilance of i .
miles, thence In a nnrth-v f aierly dlrei.ri.in
In i "tntlnn li.nr Vorrh tlitslrin. Cnnni. ...
.' ., V. , ., ' '"
' Krle, S ate of New- iork a illatauve nf
. 3. OS miles, thence In a nor hwesterly ill.
rertton to Village of Hamburg. Cnunty of
i i-iisi msn m inr ,vi ui'tsuvs ui d..
roiiwi.osiHK Hvr.n.
miles, thMice In n northerly direction to
Village of Plasdell, County of Krle, S'xte
of New York n dltance of 5.JS miles;
thence In a northerly direction to point of
cnnnectlnn with the Lake Shore and Mich I-
gnn Southern Hallway near Smoke creek ureu in tne unilerslgneil,
In the city of Lackawanna, formerly a The Court icsene fu'l power and dis
part of ihe Town of Wet Seneca. County ' cretlnn to reje. t nm bid which. In the.
of Krle, Slate of New York a dMaiue nf Judgment nf the Cnurt la In idequata r
O.Sfi of n mile, and a total ijltame of , ubje( t in ju-t objection and also to re-elghiv-fnnr
mii.i tbeee.ienth iK4 31 mile. sell the prnperty upnn such notice as tan
Vlion ran,!, Ine ln"' ' ,h r",t of
vlile Smir " JxtendlnJ from tl e po n of ' Hie purch iser. In ea.e the purrha.-r thereof
en!nec.i::,,,Vh,7hen,.,,,rnne,:f ."iieltuf! - , j rY,p,:ci;,"r,.VyePwt'nfnn.!!
WvWWT n'o'rTerYy ffiSfflen , '? " y'MAX
o,n.m.,Hprl,'V,111' ,J,lr,n.e,io7b; Th" p"r'hr. on eonnrmatlon of ih.
theme In n southwesterly , reel Inn " ' ' ) sale, shall make such further pamenti In
end nf n track In the village nf Sprlngvllle, ,,h nll Mt.rnt nf ,h. purchise price, ns
tniimy nf Krle. stale nf New Anrk; a dl- ti,e rnurt may frnm lime to lime direct,
lance of one and thirty-six hundredths so min h of the purchase price ns may not
II 31 mile. be required by the Court to b paid In cash
Also all the estate, right, title nnd In- ; mav be paid eiiher In cash or the pur
tere.t owned on said April 1. 190S, or there- ihaser mn satisfy and make gond u-h
............
ininai nronernea nntteii i,v ir nn April I
. " ., H a
f;''" ii .1 , 1
.... J,"' J1"1
,"'' r,n' of w
lamis, .'eai estate, grnunn,
if nuv. varils. wbarve. dorks.
I .-,,, "
Hurfaio,,
i p,,nI' ,lpni
1 rn"'" "f
'"Z"
o
after acn,
r1' .'.. '1 right., terminal, terminal
P'ers. water
ttfV.
Hurfaio and Susquehanna Hallway Cnm-,
l'n' upnn wblch the nboye iteserlhed nil-
situate and which are nec-s.ary,
convenient for the use. luiln-
and niieratlnn thereof whether
on alrl Anrlt 1 lflOl. or three- I
after acquired lexiept such a have been I
P . i , , ... . . . , , . , . . , i
, -.
"-n""-'l imm ine lien nr u, mTiKKr,, I
'"gether with all right nf way. leases nf '
Ifaekage rB,la over the line nf th. ;
rallrnad,
i..rr-, ii, ,i mi- 1 1- ii ,,i -, lirMl,n,r,i ,
AIo all terminal properties, track, i
rwilche. slrtlor.. smir. torn. I. hies. lele. .
Mo all terminal properties, tracks, I
ewitche. .Idlng.. sours turn-tables, tele. ,
graph nnd telephone lines, water t mks.
bridges, vladucti, culvert, fence., depot..
er .. .?' hl.V.".nJi.S."5,nr.Vihl.V.r;."n?.Ve":
'' ! :rniw Lonitrneifoo.
n""7' IV'""
"Pn'rlalnlng to the line of rallrnid nhnve i
le.erlbed Hnd all other thing of whatever
kind nnd any and alt eaeinenls. leaseholds, i
mntract and lontract rights owned b ald
Murrain and Suquhatina nallwiv Cnm-
pany on rnld April L 1903, nr therenfier
acquired Hint nt any time have belonged
in or appertained tn or have been provided
fnr use upon or In counectlnn wlih any nf
thes-itd lln. nf e..llrns, I hr.nehe machine
I works or other properties (excepting only
such a have hem released frnm the lien
of said mortgage) Including leasehold
irackage rlghlx and trackage agreements
dlri.Hd In b sold i
.xisn (erram inmriiniive engines, car- nnq
other rolling stnrk nnd equipment, more
particularly de.c.lbed a. fnllnws- ,
1 . 49- s.e.i. Flat-bnilnim .irop.door gon-
VUn . rl .In In. nt.mtli et.eln.s crannd
'," v
1 i' V.
dnl.i freight car of 100.000 pounds cipac-
o. 11K01 to limn
'nn.olldated Freight lotomotlve. Nns.
1(1 to IK Inr
4' Passenger cars. Nn. 19 tn 52 Inc.
?-Cnmhluntlnn passenger and baggage
rnr, No. 13 and 14;
said equipment being snhtect to certain
agreement dated the nrt day nf April.
1907. between Iluffalo and Sunuehnnv
Mnrtc-ie nr Trus
' ,.Tnr
, , equipment sh
,,," p
Hallway Company and the t'nlted Slate
Trust Company, as Trus-ee.
r sahi ngreeinent nnu
hall lie sold subjtct to
Also (erlaln locomotive engines, cars end
other rolling slot k and equipment, more
particularly de. rlbrd a. follows:
e 3 ton con.olldailon freight toco
moive.( No. 117 to 122 Inc.
2 9 ton X wheel passenger locomotives.
No., ST and 2".
Passenger and Snggage car.. No. I
,
nnu
1 HutTet cir, Nn 29
2 Observation cars. Nns, an nnd 31.
1 Passenger, baggage and mall car, No.
f,
193 Flat bottom, drop door, gondola
freight car, vn.ooo pounds capacity, N'os.
.3201 to .(100
11- Twin-hopper bottom gondola freight
mr. xo.OOO pound, capacity, Nos. iOOl tn
r,20n
21 -Cihnn.r.. Nn. 101 tn 155,
I nrldge Dept Tnol Car No A-S.
1 LIdgerwoo.l Pnloader, No A-l
4 Hntrdlng cars, No. A-2, A-21. A-ll
and A -22.
2 Ma'.la.t enr Nos 20 to 220
Alsn all nthr locnmotlves, engines, ten
ders p4si nger atnl freight cars and all
other rolling stoik nnd equlpmen'. and all
Kinds or machinery and tools and nil ruel
and all rails and material nnd other sup-1 utiirc 't 1 of Ihe blm k then'. wrtr-'v
pile, owned by said Iluffalo and Susque- hIiiiik Ihe centre line nf Ihe blink, rara l-l
hanna Hallway Compinv on April 1. 1903, ,ir M..ir'v n with i:ls- Si, eel. twenty 1 ;m
nr since acquired by 11 nr In which l! has 1 fen theme n.nli-rlv. parallel wlih First
an equity lexcepting only u h s have j wenue and through a pan, wall nne nun
been released from the Hen of slid , dred 1IOO1 feet eleven Mil Inrhes. 'hrlrs
morlgage). , iH.terly along the .outhcrly side o U'.t
Also all warehou.es. elevalnrs. sTucture.
erection. buildings. dock-. hu'khrads
wharves, cribs, revetments and piers now
upon or In front of. or In anv manner ap-P-rt.lnlng
to. or .onncctel with the stld
dbove ile.trlhed Itnds and tines nf rallrnid.
premises nr anv part then of. or tn wh;ch
the Hallwav I or mtv or sh ill be. for any ,
retson. eii'itteii, mn aio nil the lands, 1
ml eslaie ground" wav. rlgh's of mv
! ard wharve.. do. k piers, water rlgh's 1
lertnln lis. terminal farllllle.. licenses and ,
' casement now owned hy said Mufftlo nod ,
Sti.quehinnt Hallway Company, upon 1
which the above described railroad lints
1 nf ral.rox I or railroad, are luated or
, which ire necessvrv useful or conv enli nt '
for the use. m untenant e ami opt ration of
I the aid railroad, together with al: the
1 rights of way. leisc of and trackage
1 right of "ild Muffitn md Susquehanna
Midway Compinv
nd also all things In action rl.C-ns
' and demands nf said nurfalo an 1 Susque.
, I. . . It . 1 1 w . Cnmn.nV
lrt any anil an corpnril or othf
rlcbt-". prhllfprt am! f r.tn. )ie nhdh U
Ttuffalo ami Sm"Uhann Itaflu iv t'oni.
piny now i. for or appcrinlnlnv to ih
fonriirtion. tn tlntcnanr. n nr ip ra
tion or mm n .m or rallroail. hran-ri
j trmltnl pr.pr'l ma 'hlu work or hnp
I T "Win m.. 'iiimt-i t in mf fn
01 UU ni"riK..f ur u ri ni iruI
Kn, An n) nn,j H thn r,.nt. fM
profltn tollii ami oti.r Inrom of ijrh tln
nf railroad, branrhe. and terminal proper- ! tlaie the .-- h d,i nf ,1-iij. n 1 . . iii
tle. ind all other properties which are under. Inn- u. the Itefere, m il i tudament
ubte.'i tn the en of said mortsice or' ntm-l, will nil a- pui.'l an tion at the
deed of -rust K,,bllli:e Sale in, Ni. ll-lil Vesey
Aln 9.1 13 hare. of pvr value of I'O ,-ir, .1. in the llomuth "f .Minhat an. c.-v
end nf the common ctplial mck of the I of Ne.v ork. on the Sis: dav of August,
iiui.ei.. ,i . , i,i,i.iiin.i ii.iiiriiaii l in).
n i n V
nd alsn all cash, chn.e. n action
claim and demands nf every kind, all
honks of record agreement, contr.icis
plellients. furnlnire. materlll. nelht.'c.ii'
oil fuel anil lit Hi r Mipplle In the p.i.s... j
ni.ip. nic. iini-iiiiienis. mn., nxtures, m
sum i'i ,'i .-..'..eiiit; i'. sain nuillln atl.l
Susrinehnnni Hallway Companv nr held hv
the plalntlfr berrl.i as tru.-ee under st,I
mnrtKaee nr hv llirry I Miller n receiver
m nn- i..usr. -in ii re,-, ,,cr nny re an
and record a m iv be neccsstrv or con
venient tn enable him to prep-re bt ac
counts or to perform hi oiher duties a.
rec-lv-er ivht n ihe sime hive serve,i u, ).
purpose the reirher .ball deliver rbeni to
the purcbiiser. unless thei i bin. been
prevlouslv delivered to th, pur.'h iser il.n
all property nf en-rv name and niture
whatsoever and where. o.ver struite no
parlli Ul irlv herelnbrfore ile.i rlbed nr f
ferred in. belonging to sal.) defend int
TlufTiln -ind Sus,oehinna Hallwiv Com.
pany or ald llarrv I Mllli-r. ns ruelvor
herein or In or to which Ii or he as such
receiver have anv estate rlgl t. title prop,
ert), possession, ilaltn or demand whrnsti.
ever without excluding from the generality
nf till description anv prnperlv whit
soever because nf ape. Itlca I Ion . n other
pari, of till" Judgment nf anv other par
ib-iilar pruperlv nr class nf prnpertv and
Including also all) oiher properties nhbh
III i on r i in iv lunoer nnu nr ilecree o b
pinpeitv of anld Hurfaln and Susnueh mn i
! " ,M " v t'onipinv or tn belong to sild
II irrv f Miller, as sui'h ri elver hn.ln
and be sublect In the said lllnrlgags herein
furei lo.ed,
The abnve inculinned preiuties. piopert.
and fran.hl.es spei III, 1 11 v des, rlbed herein
and In ild Judgment .-ifnresihl u tl I b
sold as an enttnly and as nne parte)
Pursuant tn the term uf s.ibl Iii.Il-,,..,.,
nf foreclosure and sale the iinlerslgue,
will ni-i epi in. i.i.i n.r me pniperiv, preni
cii.v of llulTaln, N Y pnv.ihlr
I lie
' in ihe order of the undersigned as Hi furei.
r cudnrse I
I'be .eilitlta.e nf anv liaiik ir tn.st com
pinv In 'he ( iv of Vetv York IneliiHug
the plaintiff that Ii Ininl hnii'l- m.i t.,,..
puns .is iheiei' de-trtbel seitited b th
aforesaid mortgage subjet 10 the nrtlet of
any paVl)' niiuetl anil tianferret to in
nn,l,rilsn.,l as referee, will be reneli'e.l
i ana av.'vep.vv.'u in ucu ut ucpvsiv -?( int
ronrri.ostnE mlf.s.
hourl and coupons prlnd In said fertlV
inte, on account the bonds require! to be
deposited as aforesaid In Ilea nt cash, with
like fori e nd erfwt a though the bonds
and coupon therein named had been de-
property prem
ise and frnnchlse will he sold subject to
the lien nf anv and all taxes assessments
and water rent levied agilnst said abun
described premises or nnv part thereof,
which nr nr nisy he ehatgexhte linon said
property nr premise, or anv portion thereof
r, r , th. 11", nf sahl mortgage dated
April 1. 190S
Th. pun hi. r shili. a a part of th
tnti.l leratlr n fnr such sale nnd In addition
tn the price h,, take the proper!) pur-
i hmi.il .ol.ieet tn nll eoiiillllnns. ressrvn-
Hon and lestrlittpns set out In th said
, . . i , , , , , .. . ,. , -na tn
jhh i ,. 'r ,.. ,- .....
joiiKr.i'ilt ill ,,rrniii' en',
aliv lien wlibh tn.n have
h.re.fter be est ibllshed n. Ii
eve, the said mo-Ig ige dlted
r-r 11 nr nis.j'
tvlng priority
Anrll 1 190.X.
nn an priming nnirneis in r
prnperlv ntinve described law
and all prndlng ; nntrnets In tespect to mii
property ntiove ,ies.-rlbe,i lawjuuv mane mr
Jh' r.c.lv er of 'l'7,,,n.r7"!;il,2Hn fhl.
' Jii.fect o unpaid In-
"hall I. ive been diilv r ontract-d nr Ineurrel
hl a.l re,.v.r
nf i
,Ml. nm) w
In re.ti-.'t thereto before.
Ihe possession of th. prop-
i kll. l. .'.I .ml h. nl .1 hlT
,n), rfnr herrln out of Ihe Inmm and
earning nf tlie said property uboy. rl-
scribed, nr which shall not be paid out ef
t,e proceed nf the sale of and pioperty
above desi rlhed
Any person prnpo.lng to purchase at
said sale ihe snld prnpertv. premlt and
fram lilacs nimve de-, rtbed Is refe-red to
the Nlfl lllite nielli nf foreclosure nnd sale.
In this nnihe pr"!tlca!ly nienMoned. for
ninre full .mil lompiete rlesi rlpll iii of the
pniperiv. iiremie hili iranvnisr- in-''"
directed to h. .o'd. and also for the terma
and in., IITI-tt- upon whl. b th- il of
'H'I PT'ipei-'. 'ir-ni. nm, i..v...-7-
V " il ,..,,,ila Vni. ftt ,,n
fhall mad. eutled re pie, ef "l
'" ' ' ",'l e nnd.rsrened J I thJ
" . 7 o ,d"miv'J Si 'in'-
epe.'ted 1.) the Intensied persona or bid-
ders.
Dated. Julv 20tb. 19I".
OKOHHK t cltOFTP. nefere
STKWAHT A- SIIF.AltF.lt. Attornevs for
Platntllf. 1)11. e A P O. Addres. No
Wall Street. Hornugli nf Manhattm.
Cltv of New Ynrk. N Y
SI'I'IIKMK COI'HT i-iiCNTY OF NKW
VOIIK - AUDIF. It -Kl.lll.M AN and HRA
THICK S II ZIKiiKL. a Administratis
wjih the Will Aunt tod nf Ihe goods, chat
tels nnd iredli lefi unadmlnlstered of
Simon llernbeiuii r ilr, or I. plaintiffs,
igilnst l.oris MllKNNKi: et at, de
fendant. In piir.imu r nf .1 Judgment of fore
cb'suri' and .Hie. duly itiadi and ent.i.d
hi ilin iilinve-enlliled a' Ion and 1" irlog
iltle the M daV nf August. Pal". I th
undersigned, Hi referee in said 'udgm.nt
named, will .ell at pulilh am tlon. nl the
Kvnnailge 1 lesrcnm. No H-ll". Ve-ev
. r.et. In the HormiKh of Manhcian c. v
nf New York, nn the 31st 1I.1V nr Aueu-'
t-li at 12 n i ! k nnon nn thit di) hy
H SKIMI P. DAY Vucii ineer. th. prnnlsea
illrei e, bv -tld Midcmenr in he .01,1. nl '1
i herein iecrihfd n. follows.
All that ccrliln Int. pie, e or par. -I of
b'nd. with the building ami Imprm enema
hereon err 1 te I, -It'll e 1 v Itig ind S off
lii 1 lie llorniigb nf Miu'llllin Cl'v of NeiV
'tk bi'iiiiilcd and iltsirli'i'l h. follow,
IIKHIS'NINii it 1 pnlnt mi the .nutherlv
Ide of K.i.i 121.1 iriet. dlsLinr one hun
iltid nnd twenty il:'Oi f i-t wester'.' trotn
the cirner farnud hi rh.- luier-ectton of
1 he weterlv side nf Fir-" Avenue and ''in
.I'Ullierlv side nf 12lt Streel. llien'" run-
11. ne -oiiih.-ly pinltel with Flrt Avem
.ind 'hri'iish i pirtv wall on .nd'.l
1IOO1 f.. jtiil eleven till Im lies o th
street iwcitv i.'Oi f, t 10 the po.ut or
i,m h of lii c.linltig
Said preml.i being
known 1 No,
3 ,1. Cot I.'l.i -ilr.et
Due. I S',.' Vnik Vuttl.t "i 191
PKHCt V 1. II CHKlil'lHV Hef-re.
KD.M1 S'l IIPHI.KY. AM.irnei for P. tlnilffs,
233 ttroadwav. N', iv York I'trv.
The fol'owing Is a dligrvm nf the prnn
irt)1 10 be sold. 11 street Number t 35
last 121st Street.
121st Si
30
120
Tb npprnsim.it amount o h nn nr
inner, in mhiidiv nuin in .th.,.
( tl rttieil propyl t v i t tn - i.il, if ST 2.i ",
with lntrt th-r.-on ftt-m ilm 3.t tv
t Jul), 131.., tMRPihT with th. ii, m
.iIIu.iIh- ainokiiitimc tn J;i;i lit. mMi In
t t?itt from Auk ii-.! . touc Idt " m.i
j ibf tvpfiieifi) nt ih-- -al? Th .ippi uMid'
I .inioiiui f th I a trnifnt anl
.ttr raifi. or h r II n w tilt j ,n-
.tllo.xftl to tlu' pur i Ii iim out of fji
t'lirihiof nioti. .-i r p.tiil l th It f r U
3i T.'i and lntrTt
. In d. Ncu V -rk. Aneu-t
I'KllCIVAI, 11 Wtr,iliMtV. !lfr
sriMSKMi: roritr. corvrv op nrw
t 11III.' (I t HO t IH'TTI' I ,'tift't'frtl
' 'MalntltT 'iv.itnt M.Mi- I)iit'i;i; tni
(n, t ltf, T I ! I II' f
In nur-iiaiice of a judement of fore-
cli.sure m 1 sale, ihi'.v 'int . ind entrrcl
in 'he Ml.xir intlt'el Aillm .-i n I Impln.
i 'i ,. n is ii rim K nn,.ti on mat -la),
Hill .."
I. KKS.NKI.I.V ailc-li.neer the
pieinisi .llri-r ed bv sa.d ludsrineut to be
sold ind therein drscr'lird as foTbvv.
Al,l, ill it certain 'nt, piece nr parrel nf
i,,.. i ,.i,t. ii. i., ,ii. ii,... - ...i i
thereon, situate, Ijlni; an I be, ij in thn
I --y ,.f r vv Y"lk. and Imundcil in I .le.
t 1 liei I as rnllows. V U
' lll'.iilNN'INC, n: a point in Ihe Southerly
side nf tin.- hutldrr.l Hi. I thirteenth s.'...,
i .ii.iant two huudn I I eluh'v -oni. i.sii
tic: and llirre i.n in-ht Ih-ur'v fr . rti the
S"iltlirarterlv mruer of said Street an, I
Fifth Ainiue, riiimiiiK -henre souther'v
pir.illrl Willi sal. I Annuo and part nf the
wai through a pirtv will, i ine hundred
i Mill feci and "leveu i tl I In. lie. In tlie
unite line of tin block, 'hence K.a.'frlv
ab.iii; .il, n nne 'inn nf the block Kich-een
il'i feel and nne i !i i In. Ins. then...)
S.irtherly aenln piralb-l with ald Avenue,
I'ne htindred iloiii f, , t .,,, ,ieien ,-ti
In. Its ., the Snil-l.i-'v -1 I of ,j,J on
iHlli.lri'd and thlllirnlh Street, unl then.
Vi"ti"'lv ulniiK I III -.rue Klchtien ilti
fe.t md Vine Cm In. h-s to he point nr
p' - nf I" ginning
lined Si w x.nrk. Xug'isl 1H
KDU-Alltl II IKiWI.I.Vli llrfere.
Dt i:it. STItri.NH ,t- WIIITKIIK.VD. Armrt
lie) ft.r Plaintiff. Nn. u Wall Street
HcrouKli nf Manliai-an. Vevv York C
The fill owing le a il.itr.im of 'he p'r.ip
f.rlv .n11 " number It 2)
l..it 1 1. Till Sine-.
lUih is-reet
I li' 3' f
-VI' 3-
N
Ccnirc llno of block"
I
Th apprnxlmaie amount of the nn nf
ell II go tn sallsfV Willi h 111" ahme ,e.
clllied prnpi-rty l tn be n!i Is flT.SSI J'.
with Interi si Hi. rnon from the 2T-h Uv nf
In v. I'll:,, ingi ther wlih ihe ioat ami
nnna.iuic aui'iuti inu in tsO it. nn;
Inteie-t finm duly .'Mill Ml'., together
wl'll the .MMI"''" of llie "tie
Tin appinxiin i:e ain.'iin' of the laxe.,
asse-iiu' nl and ill I- I i't , nr utliet llen
Ml,l,b III In be , itvved l.t t)n purtba.ee
nut nf tl't- pur'-liisi, nionii, nr pild t.) ,)i.
llcf'ti't, Is Ji'i 7 7 7 and Interest
Dili I S'i ,v Ynrli. Vugust fi. I'll ,
KDUAHD D. DtiUI.I.Nii, Hcferee.
ll.M)l.l I ION Mil U K.
N.i-bB Is herrby given that ih" part.
tii-i.tiiii liteh Hultsisiing between Arth ir
I Hindi, ant H f lit, nd V hie under th
I linn ni "r iiimi- .x. t 1111.17, de.i era m
it. a .ml o', 1 iimi - ni i I, oks at .11
V ,t 1 "i --1. ' N. ,v X ,'h . " w VI rtls.
ie i't '1 ' Ma lis anl
in x " " ' u s- ,tls i. I l - nviti e.ued oa
I a i .1 .late
Dated. Nvw Vork. Ju 3" lais
AHTIiUU 1UND3,
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