The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-07
MRS. DR. LOzIER's Failure.
Property TINT Cost $4,000 selling for 800
Forced to Make An A ..irnn,ent.

Schedules Of property assigned by DR..
Clomcncc s. Lozcr to William jennings Dem
Arrest fer the benefit Of her creditors wore
filed yesterday in the Court Of Common plcas.
Her liabilities nrc tii2.67e.25. Of which sl11 400
are secured by bond and mortgage on city prop
crty. There are ti.uGl assets. consisting of
bills for medical services and Of letters patent
for hay loader and window lock. Tho latter
wcrc made over 10 her by her son, DIR. A. W.
Lozior. who WAS tho inventor. About one
eighth Of her real estate WIS left her by her
husband. After lis death she added to IL by
purchase. she has owned property in Thirty
fourth street Tenth street. Fourteenth street.
and other places in this city. as well Us in
Brooklyn and Newark. One piece of property.
acquired ten years ago. and which cost her to
purchase and TO hold until fcw months ago.
S2OODO was sold for the lace OF tho morig
on II. { 1 500. She WIS advised by friends. us
The property hut she said that she hai carried
her burden II real estate us long as she could,
and was dCtcrminrd to lay II down So thut she
could apply herself TO her profession with
greater energy. Her aim is in that way 10 pay
ali her debts II possible. =.
nr. Lozior Is Dcau Of the Now York Medical
College for women r. 'siGcnt OF the Moral Llu-
cutional Society OF this city. President ri the
National w2mep's Suilrase Association, presi-
Association and President OF n" W9mcn's
American Temperance League. She Is 90 years
biu. lul - ulI'lnlAtbE III
profession. and il yet mentally and physically
vigorous. Her father David liarnei was
Hugucn0'. who tiled in the North Of ireland.
Her brother was a physician, nnd when her
father liHd her affection and admiration for her
brother nadr her resolve. willie YET child. To
be- physican. she WAS married, however.
whom shr'wus 10 years old. aud became the
mother u -nv'n son- al y WI m, dl"l.
who \, Was born aier his faihcrs ica'h. In ihis
WY It resulted that -lc received 10y viii all of
T.. M,tl,tt-f church aud Iua Ia,lu
uciiye IN temperance aud other uhil1nthropic
mos"m wis over since. though metlrine hiis
from hpr profess ION " De- from - 1000 10 s2j-
unu year. From 1872 10 1913 shr taught
fiiti av im'; In t'- sehoo siir made hers, u
Vrfl unpopular at ON" time by Introducing the
study of anatomy. which WIS then regarded as
husband. who had become nm invalid. died in
lNbt. Wtnft tim" Sic became lo1kkn"pcr nnd
visitor for M Norul !. form Society, now known
q H." Homo for the lrgudl"-s. The Rev Mr.
NarDuW"ll. uu aged Pro- iNi'tinn minister. had
lu-t founded it, His lending idra in it, ioun-
an iurora woman. II WIS thus ASPECT of the
s.cirty tlat secured the hearty cooperation of
nll Brick church. which tl4tn stood about ilty
feet east of Para row. fronting on Beckman
III March. 1854 Mr.. Iozicr graduated with
ligi lunNf- alter S"N 'rr course pi study ~
the New lofs Central N"ii al college in Nyra-
cu-e. ~" IL once began to Irari.sH m"t| in.
200 .w .rk city. Tor cioyon yours -h. iSrl
ln Thirty. sixth str,rt. an for eeN"i' yours
nnar nielih av.uun. Fur the last Three y'Hr-
slI' iiH~ it .-' IRON I.r NNr house rs " -
fOurt. .ntt -tr.t. Ina $500 SHE hs.-fn a series
From thu-e ln lures 4rus' tho idea ol thr NV
! rl \. iirll e ll"4" and II srlul for Wnm'n.
and from lf -u. li- mot received d. cent. -ithrr
~ % f., or salary. The college was chartered
: rrp.y.r ur TIN svN who .a'.l upon her
la-i r'rllng und h'r go nl u .tith and very