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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-02-12

Blueback Spelling Book, and every
one was expected to master it. At
that time girls we're not expected to
know more than how to read the
Bible and write a tolerably good
hand; the large majority could
neither read nor write. The State
paid comparatively little attention
to the education of the masses
until the century was more than half
gone, and even now the State stands
about foot in the educational
race. The old plan was a subscrip-
ton school, then hunt for a teacher
who would teach for the least money
and use the rod on every occasion.
1t appears that the qualifications Of
a teacher were known by his skill in
using the hickory. 1t was customary
to have the multiplication table
drawn off on paper and pasted on
a paddle, so if the pupil did not have
his lesson, the paddle was handy to
impress it so thoroughly, he would
not be apt to miss it again 1t was
seldom that a boy or girl ever got
any praise for a we'll prepared les
son, or for working a difficult
problem in arithmetic, but think
themselves fortunate to escape a rep
rimand, if not worse.
It was an old custom, which ceased
half a century ago, two or three
days before the end of the school to
bar the teacher out, and keep him
out, till he would promise to treat to
a bushel of apples, or give a holiday.
If the teacher refused or showed
fight, the big boys would OverpOwer
him, tie him and duck him in the
branch until he would surrender and
comply with their demands. This
holiday was always a day of fun,
and the employers would be on hand
to enjoy the occasion. But l am sorry
to say say that very many boys and
girls never had a chance for an edu-
cation, and it will be impossible to
know how much North Carolina has
lost by ~neglecting to cultivate the
richest part of our Inheritance.
cannot quit the educational part
of the first half of the 10Th century
without further comment. [ have
told of the manne in which schools
were taught, but have said nothing
of the school hOuSes-the temples of
learning. They were generally
built of logs, not hewn, but skutched
in and the rough chips taken off.
ClapbOards for u roof, held in place
with weight poles, and Il puncheOn
floor (pieces split out instead of
sawed( or a dirt floor; a chimney
of rock, up to the funnel fireplace
eight feet in width, that would take
in a quarter of Il cord of wOOd-in
those days wood was not object. A
log was cut out on one side, and just
under this log window, three sassa-
IEdS pms we're luS6Ij6u III
holes, to hold up a plank sixteen feet
long, and about eighteen inches wide,
as a writing desk. A good slab for
Il seat, with sassafras legs, so long
that the smaller children would have
to swing their feet, and have their
backs bowed, so as to be rather in
viting to the ubiquitous switch. The
last twenty-five years have wrought
as marked IA change in Schoolbuild-
ing as in anything else. May the
good work continue, and every ad-
vantage be taken to aid those who
are yet on the threshold of life,
for l am ure there is no royal road
to learning.
j. B ALEXANDER, NJ. D.
Necklenburg Co, N. G.
(TO be COntinued.O
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-02-12

Thought, if translated truly, can
not be lost in another language but
the words that convey it to our ap-
prehension, which are the image and
ornament of that thought, may be so
i'll chosen as to make it appear I'M
mdeoshan.-DrYden.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-02-12
FAREWELL.

Farewell, dear Friend may guild luck hit you,
And, mang his favOrites admit you!
If e'er DetractiOn shore to smit you,
May name believe him!
And ony Dell that thinks to get you,
Good Lord, deceive him!
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-02-12
The Home Circle.
GEMS FROM BURNS.

o wad some Power the giftie gle US
To see oursels as others see us!
It wad frae monte a blunder free Us
And foolish notion:
What airs in dress In gait wad lea'e rs
And eV'n Devotion
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1901-02-12
TIN sELKIRK GRACE.

Some haze meat, and Gamma eat,
And some wad eat that want 1T
But we have meat and we can eat,
And sac the Lord be thanked.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY William Mott-s 5. Ga. 6 II n OF Worth
ST. 7T9x IL to of Worth ST " 25.sx
81 81 25 story ten and store In Mott
story ten and store in Worh-st; Henry De Forest
Weekes Louis Siverstone al; Weekes Bros
Arthur ref Sil 29f Al; sub
81 26T IL prior s5 Ooo 5thst. 405 II Of Ave
sgt John Coogan; John Townshend atty 4 i.s~inson
S9lO I5; sub Sal i3: prior
$3.50: 3Sth-st $ 22o6 OF 10th-ave. 25S
0S9 n. with story ten on rear Albert
Hugo Mary Hafeinger ct al; Lewinson. X & ;.
Thomas McAdan. ref: amt due 5: sub to taxes
etc IS prior $1,000. 52s lieth-st $40 II
OF Amsterdam ave 15xe9 IL story 81 dws h. Arneri
can Missionary Assn Eben Hatfield st al. William
washburn. George Taylor ref amt due. s12 100 s
10 taxes. etc, sinS II
BY ID Phoenix Ineraham: 2.0sI broadway. extends
from 10sth l09h 20l.1OxlOo two story a rs;
American Mortgage Co w Noble jr. al: Bowers
Sands. atrys: W II Willis. ref; amt due sis5ass d
sub taxes, etc, SJ9e2l IS.
BY Peter F Never & Co: 15od-st. $. 1865 II e OF
ave. late Railroad 25x1OO; the John
Eichler Brewing agt J Mcintyre al: John
Mahon McCauley jr ref; amt due. si.S22 81
sub taxes. etc. $3.50 So
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
JEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ York.-Charlss Barth, Plaintiff axains. An
drew Krieg and others Defendants--In pursuance q
above entitled action. bearing 81
September, 1901 l. the undersigned the Referee
Nsw-York Real Estate Saesroon, Broadway ii
the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York. shs
2sth OF September 1901. 12 o'clock that
day, by William NJ Ryan, auctloneer the premises di
by Judgment sold. and therein
follows; singular aforesaid indsntura
and all right all
pieces parcels land situate. lying and being
Twentieth Ward OF the city OF New York. OF
certain Of lands IN the Twelfth. now Twentieth.
city Of New York. belonging the OF
Cornelius Ray deceased dated 11th February 1s made
by Edwin Smith. city Surveyor on nle in Registers
Office of the city and OF New York by the
ber three hundred and foySiN $40 and the other
said smaller lots being known and distinguished
Greenwich, in city OF New York belonging
heirs of Thomas r. Clarke made by Amos Corning and
by hundred sad three (503), the prem
thereby derlsed intended be being bounded
follows viz: enthusiastically In front by Twenty
eighth Street. nOrthwardy BY lot numbered on the first
before named three hundred and fortyseven (S41)
a numbered the other hereinbefore named map
hundred and four 900 enthusiastically by the half
distance line between the said Tentyeigth Street and
and s0utheastwarly by lot numbered
first before named three hundred and forty
ma tj02). containing in width
the said Twsnty-sighth Street and in
twenty-five feet and IN length each side ninetyeigt
feet nine inches be the said measurements
This mortgage being given TO OF the
consideration mentioned in said ASSIGNMENT Of lease and
being delivered simultaneously Herewith
Dated New York. September 4th. 1901.
ARTHUR .. TRCAX, Referee
MAX ALTMAYEIR- Attorney for Plaintiff. P. o. and
office address. No. 2sS broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian New York City
The following is diagram property sold
described above the street number being AS West
nth Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY William Ryan: $40 and S21 f 53d-st. 2i5 II .
OF 2d-ave. 4Oxloo5 story stable; amt due. s22.
90: taxes 81. l6o
S25 600; 456 w 145h-st map No asa 142 IT W Of
Convent l5xpg. II. Z dwg h: due
sl $50 a. sub s626 so; adjourned Sep
tember 90
By John NJ Thompson: 54s 1924 St $. 227 IT e OF
Boulevard, 1sx9e II. a bs dw No
due. Sl2.SI3 rs. subject 10 S2ia 65 TO
plaintiff for SlOj0O: $50 W 62d-st 200 u Of Eoule
ward. 1sx99 IL. 2 81 bk dw h faction No 81
due s7S - subject 10 taxee. etc. s219 o. the
by Peter Meyer & Co: a13 to 2I7 1Oath-st on map
Nos 2l5 and 2l7, 5, 200 II Amsterdam-ave 5Ox
100. H. and l ST fr bldgs;
jcct TO taxes. SAL; prior morts. $4,000; Rossn
zweig fer $lTOO1
BY l. Phillips & Co: AGO W 145th-et. on map No
4Ss. 8 lI2 II y OF C'onventave. l6N99.l1 f
dw h amount due. S12.643 81: subject
S2dI 0I; adjourned September Il.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

Joseph Levi. Trustee. against William r. VII
others. OF Judgment OF fOTecios
duly made and entered IN the above entitled
action. bearing the 1Ith day OF August. 1901. J..
the undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment named VIII
sell public auction the NewYorS Real Estate Sales
No III Broadway In the County and City OF New
York. Thursday the 12h day OF September 1901 a.
~ that day. by Peter =. Meyer auction
premises directed said ju4ssnt be sold and
therein described 5 follows:
All certain lot piece or parcel OF land with the
lying and being
Tenth Ward Of the City Of New York County and STATE
York. being the Borough OF Manhattan. and
bounded ard described as follows viz B-sinnug at
side Hester Street distant fifty
feet Eastery from the N0rrheastery
Hester Street and Edse Street and running thsncs
Northerly and parallel EidriFe Street
Easteriy parallel with Hester Street
thence Southerly and parallel
Eldrdge thence Westerly parallel
alley leading to Hester Street thence South
erly side OF said alley fifty 50)
Street and thence Westerly along the Northery
OF th.rtysix feet ten inches
place beginning be the said several dimensions
and being known by street number l02 Hes
ter Street, and al Hester Court.
New York, August 81. leof-
, HARRY H. SIMPSON. PETER SCHMCCK.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Referee
following a diagram Of the sold,
the street number being io3 Hester Street
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

,o,rFps eE' STOCK Tnr'sr S-.,r :.
fo ,1.rrs FOR THE PREFERRED k.Fe
fiF--os CROCK or gFfE BAGlTgTscEsE ssEy.
60" osrtRoap CoF;Pt5t.
"-. :. .oc< trust certificates irsuec by or OF ter
- ~ Trustees Uodsr thc uting tr-,s. ay,e.
s' 60 rors q 1888. entered tntn rpr.nsa. 70 tac
r'h ~-,srnsnt n u 6sta for ne reo-gsui-7
pa' ~s F7,,,iynora and Ohio RsiiE,ad cnrnusny 49,
rh .+at IN TIE exercise Of power conferred
'i'eIs ,,,p rust agreement tho anaersisuc5 Nas!r-
% .t ,,nor az holders Of stock trunr rtrtiEca e.
6s- sad voting trn-- sgceeroent 20 exchange the
"'e = -4iacates Of capital stock spE.er=-
b.- - ,soi
e,ek rust certificates properly endorsed In binni-
.te verastered holder thereof must be pre-
:" ,,- .~chaare O after said The STANDARD
- - c-,nan, oS New York. the agent OF the Voting
- At 80 Office No. % Broad Street. in the City o.
- xort which will the first instance voucher
,,u tbs holder therein named receive
,- ,le amount therein specified of preferred
70 .ock as the Ease may De. the
=, prsparee for delivery
49, speyer Brothers No. Lothbury. London. Wi,
-. e,ook trust certificates London for exchange
,s therefor their receipts exehangeable at thei:
-, for stock certificates received
rsed Sey York. August g. I30l-
WILLIAM sAL0MOS.
OTTO III. KAHN. ,,
MARTIN ERDMANS, ,r.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
CHARLES STEELE.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Phila. Depot. @. NJ. Dept 1923 Arch Street Phla
Pa Sept 9Th, l90sealed proposals. in trplicae will
be received here until IL o'clock NJ Thursday Sept
H. 1901 for furnishing this depot with
and hands Artillery; 1900 Helmet Hair Pumes. Artillery
900 Helmet Eagles Artilley 10000 Helmet Spikes 2
600 Helmet Top Bases; q. pairs Buttons
Artillery and 5000 blue Shirt Buttons All to
conform 10 standard samples sel Schuylki Ar
eenal bidders must state earliest they
make deliveries Government the right
or accept any all proposals thereof
ence given to articles OF domestic
re conditions OF quality and price ncudns price
or foreign production
being equal a GUARANTEE in 10 per cent value
OF the articles advertised for
CNGCARANTEED BIDS and bids based upon samples
VIII not be considered Blanks for proposals wifi be
rised upon application Envelopes containing
to be ndorsed Proposals Military Supplies and
eral. L. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

approximate or charge ss,t.s~
which the abovedescrbed property :s be sold Is
$40. 1878. with interest thereon Sd day OF
September. 1901 together with allowance
amounting 10 $59o.I6 with interest from September ga
1901, together with the OF The ap-
proxmate taxes, assessments or other Hens
which allowed purchaser the pur-
chase money. paid by the Referee. sJ22 ls and
interest
Dated New York. September g. 1901
MOSES J.. SNEUDAIRA
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
,Sth Strest.

The approximate amount % the lien charge TO
isfy which the described property Is be soi-
thereon from the 31st daT -
August 1901 with costs and allowance amount
1912 So with interest from September Sd. lHi
the expenses of the sale The approxi-s
OF assessments other liens. which
o allowed the purchaser cut Of the purca1sa
money paid by Referee S1Ts 81. and interest
also for 1901 in they Hens at thf
time of completion of sale
Dated New York, September ih. 1901
ARTHUR D. TRCAX. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

Noiicc of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
- Book and David c. Andrews Plaintiffs araIns,
Emanuel A Willard Defendan SummonsTo the above
Defendant: You hereby answer the
complaint this action. and yolr
answer on Plaintiffs within twenty days
OF this OF dav
OF service. and IN of your failure appear or
answer Judgment viii be against you by default
he relief demanded In the complaint.
July 10th. 1901. RIDER & SMITH
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Office and Pos, address, 81 % Pine stree,
Manhattan. New York city.
To the defendant. Emanuel A. willard: The foregoing
summons is served by publication. pursuant
order Of the Hon. James A. blanchard. Of the
Justices Of The Supreme Court 81 the York
26th day or July, 1901. with the
complaint the office Of Clerk County OF
York Office In County Court House IN the
Manhattan. City OF New York County.
the day.
pated New York. August 9th. 1901.
RIDER & SMITH.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post Once address, Nos. 27-29 Pine Street
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

d A DyERTISEMESTS subscriptions Tor Trrnu,.
~ received thel- Uptown once. 2io Rroasway
. adv
received the following AZ resu!ar
Once rates until o'clock .. viz.
cor 2sd-s: i32 d,h,avs cor lesh-st: Macy's esh-avs
a5d l4rh-st-. 14o Couubufave. th-sr
Wes, 42c near thave. Eas, I4th-s,: .57 West
t2dst between irh an1 Nh sss
6d-ave. between 18th 0hd 77th ed-avo
61ssst: H. 7O0 1st-ave- T56 Trsmonf-aye
ac6 Boecker-G. -
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY

HONORABLE JAMES 4. oGoRMAN. one Of the
Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF New York.
in for the County OF New York. the 1th day Of
notice is hereby given all the creditors
claims MarQuand, lately
doing business the City Of New York Borough of Man
haitian under the name of Henry Marquand & Company
present their said claims with the vouchers thereof
duly verified the subscriber Sullivan Smith the
duly appointed Assignee Of said Henry Marquand for the
benefit OF his creditors at his office. No. "a Wall street
New York City, Borough Of Manhattan or before tue
10Th day OF November. 1901.
Dated New York. August 21st 1901.
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH. Assignee.
STRONG & CADWAIAADER, Attorneys for the Assignee
Street New ork
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11

The approxima'e amount o. the Zen charge salts.
~ which the above described property sold 10
IS 33 93 with interest thereon from
gether With ard allowance amounting $a6s
with Interest thereon together with the
sale The approximate of
chaser out o the purchase paid by the Fssc
e-es. Is S3dI % The premises VIII be sold subject
rorsase Of $4,000 and accrued interest thereon from
May l. 1901. az five per and a
OF part Of the premises expiring NAY ]. 1893
Dated August Il. 1901.
PETER SCHNCCK. Raferee.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

l20th ST. az and "a West. for a seven story
brick tenement house 5oxs6.J: James Everard.
No II East iSjd-st owner: James Cole No
4o3 West 51stst architect $500
Del1nCey and Cannon sts
story brick rectory ana church. 4s.5x95: Rev
Peter McNamee premises owner;
Kirby. No 522 fremont ave. architect. - 5000
West Farms Road 30 {. : Bronx Park-avs.
for two three story frame dwelling ho,lses. with
stores. 22x52: August thinner. premises owner:
Rudolph Moeller No o59 l6Sth-st arShitect 1900
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEW CHURCH AND RECTORY TO BE BUILT
AT Delaney AND CANNON SITS.

AT Delaney AND CANNON SITS.
Plans were filed yesterday for two one story
brick buildings the southeast corner of De-
lancey and Cannon sts to be occupied church
and rectory by the Church of ST. Rose of Lima.
The Rev. Peter McNamee is the pastor. James c.
Kirby, of No. 722 Tremont-ave.. is the architect
The estimated cost is $4,000
L. j. Moloughney has sold for Louis Lese, for
about $1,000 the three story brownstone front
dwelling house and stable Nos. 4S0 and iS2 East
twenty first-st., on plot 3sxloo
l.. Schonberger has sold for S45O the five story
double house. with stores. No 1876 First
ave-, 25xs9x1l3.
Nelson ID. Stwe is the buyer of the plot at the
southwest corner of Sherman-ave and Hawthorne
St. sold recently by the Mclean estate.
Jesse c. Bennett & Co. have sold for Mrs j. A
Habirshaw No. 149 West Seventy-hfth-st., four
story and basement brownstone dwelling house, on
lot 20Xl02.2.
Peter Axelrod has sold for s. Steinfeld No. IS
Deiancey-st., a five story tenement house, lot
234x60. for about s25 900; also for Samuel s. Padwe
No IL GOuverneur-St.. seven story tenement
house. on lot 2ix1019 for about sf250.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
Assignee Notirss.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE {

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
HONORABLE JAMES A OGORMAN one Of the
Justices OF the Supreme Court Of the State York
County OF New York, Oh The
August 1901 notice is hereby given to all the creditors
having claims against Frank p Poor lately
doing the City New York Of
hstan under the Henry Marquand & Company
present u cir said claims
duly verified the subscriber Frank Sullivan Smith. the
duly appointed Assignee OF said Frank Poor. the
beneh OF creditors his office. Wall Street
New York City. Borough Of Manhattan. before the
day November. 1901
Dated York August 21st. 1901
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH. Assignee,
STRONG & CADWALADE1Ie. Attorneys for Assignee. No
40 wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

Baltimore August IL 1901.
m THE HOLDERS OF THE FOUR PER CENT
rryYEAR GOLD CONVERTIBLE DEBEA-
TyRESs
Notice is hereby given that the -Four Cent.
y..- Gold Convertible Debenturcs or fuII-paid
.u,ion Certificates therefor. may September 18th
so sno thereafter until further by Company
r,r thirty days' prior notice by the holders
,stpr 10 the Company its Office No. Wall Street
x.r York City Messrs Speyer Brothers, Lots
bprr E. c. London. gland. be converted into the
,n Stock OF the Company par. and upon surrender
ueh pebentures fal-paid Subscription
saer Of said Offices the Railroad Company Will deliver
"a lieu ,hereo. Certificates Of its Common Stock.
Al Debentures SO surrendered carry al unmatured
coupons thereon
j. v. McNEAL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
foreclosure Sales.
JEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
=, OF NEW YoRK--Tke Lawyers Mortgage Insurance
company Flatntin, against Herman Others
DeIendants In pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosurs
and SAFE duly made and entered entitled
action oearins date the Sd day September IpOi m.
endersSned the Referee in said Judgment named will
sen at FunIlc Auction at the New YORK Real Estats
Salssroon. No. III Broadway in Borough Of Man
nattah ty or New York, the 2Jth OF September
isOl at Il O'Clock that day by Peter F. Meyer
Auctoneer the premises directed by judgment 10
sold, and therein described follows: that Mot
piece or parcel Of land with
situated in the Borough and County OF
New YORK. and bounded and described Be-
ginning on the easterlv side Avenue
hlnety-eiSt feet and seventy one-hundredths
soGherly from the formed by intersection OF
the s0uhery side OF One hundred and Street with
the eastcry side Of Morris
ery parallel or nearly with hundred
street hundred and eleven
nundredths OF foot; thence southerly
and nlnetyeiGht hundrsdths foot; thence west
erly in a line parallel with above men
toned and part OF the distance through
the said eu~terly side OF Morris Avenue. thence
northery along the thirtyOne eighy-Ons
e-hundredhs of foot to the point place OF
ginning. Which said premises situated
in Block 2321 the Land Map City New York
Dated New York. September 80. 1901.
MOSES J. SNEUDAIRA. Referee.
HOPPIN BERARD Attorneys for IS Liberty
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. York
The following is diagram OF the property 10 be
as described above. the number being
Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY

HONORABLE JAMES A. oGORMAN. one OF the
justices Supreme of the State Of New YORK
IN and for the County Of New York the 18th Gay OK
hereby given to all the creaI1or
ans having claims against Henry Marquaha ho
business In the CITY OF New
Of copartners under the
ot Henry Marquand Company 70 present thelE
vouchers thereof. duly veriiied 70
the subscriber sullivan Smith. the duly appointed
Assignee OF said Henry Marousnd s. Company Tor the
benefit OF creditors his office No "a Wall Street
New City Borough of Manhattan or or before the
Goth November 1901.
Dated New-York August 2lst, 1901.
FRANK SULLIVAN SMITH Assignee.
sTRON0 a cADWAIADER Attorneys for the Assignee.
No. 20 Wall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
R. l. DAY e. co.
NASSAU ST.. NEW YORK
40 WATER ST.. BOSTON,
Members N. Y. and Boston Stock Exchanges.
financial Mecilnns

,SSnicaSo Terminal Transfer r.. II. Co.
Int Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders viii
~ be held az the Office Company. City Of
eo.,esgo Illinois, The Second Wednesday Ghe 9th
:. Ociober 1901 at eleven o'clock
tn OF Directors and for the transaction Of such other
Ssless as may properly before the meeting.
,'le Preferred and Common Stock Transfer Books will
S osec on Wednesday, the 18th day of September 1871
- sAree O'clock p. NJ, and viii remain closed until
aa,soay the 10th day OF October. 1901 O'Clock
-. n. or until the following
e1oufnrnent of such meeting.
RoBERT c. BoGARP. Secretary +
New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
NEw YORK. SEPTEMBER 3, 1901.


NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 3 1901.
l9APAfERS whu desire TO obtain their bills
promptly should make immediate written reopis,t,on
rs may De procured IN the borough ofcesl staring
property BY section Ward, Block and Iot er Ma
Year -s ~-<S - H9aN1 ASSa t4slr bills Of last
- also request bill such tax
4esElsition Should be ACCOMPANIED y an .py.lo,e
ss.. me ne proper aaorsss OF the applicant and with
T.. case % any aoub IN regard wars Section Block
l.r, taxpayers should their deed. tn fa-
pr.s<a praeat of Taxes and Assessaeni and nave their
waT .Detso o. ne maps Uf that Department NJ r1r
tas deputy keoe'Eer OF Aes with the resusiiio on
leearsdufa q tgeir property WHICH Viii ts
y si- apartment Oft Taxes and As.essrnTrt
rIs ~ tFls sa2oaer win bilIs
Ns- Has-bis moment and any DELAY rs,,-sT y
- -NeHtieH ~ case or personal Ipp.t-
T.e ,.,,,,.,.t
Is,uiy paasoh sest be addressed mailed te IA,
ety Il .sseser of Taxes n whatever boroagb ire mon
N iccAied, = follows. t"e pi"f'
-. :. Me1onocgh 30. 81 cl,antcrs srfeg, r,,a.,et
rhc ans tsn New York John B. I;rder5ili rsrnsy
fOrs lrsfeEi aFenues. Borough. of m. Isa;y ssp
-anes r. Borck Municipal Bsfidins fsss151a =.
-acksoa -.sN -oEk Frederick Is.scvezt, cfr.a,
sh q J,e q 1r-tl fEeet Long Island Cii, For-
.sd-r Sttsrss Ne" fors. Matthew 8 Taiy p,cb,,ss,t
cHrnarS f'ae-nere Terrace Kew Blgs1oc Iorsavi 81
-'.s DAVID J.. AUSTEN
.---- F-ce:ve- CT Taxes.