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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

Chancellor NacCracken Of New-Nork University
when seen yesterday by a Tribune reporter. spoke
follows respecting the views Of the president OF
Columbia on the suggested two wears course be-
fore professional study:
have not seen IN ofhoiaI copy OF President But
lers annual report ! gather that ms sIs -i l,,
csssful sornornores is based upon two propositions
First. Coumbis University would like 10 adopt iiaF
professional schools should be bachelors ~ arts
second President Butler thinks that this rule n
adopted, with hacca laureate requirement az Jour
upon the practice OF their professions. Therefore
he Is willing 20 maxi bachelors OF arts Of success
ful sophomores.
President Harper. Of Chicago. solves more easily
yet giving az the same time degree IN arts h'
irvents the new degree Of A A--associats ar aTL-
s a. and II. a. II ] agreed With President But
er's first position. I should favor President Hsr-
peT's device But an abundant array OF taet~
tion Of provisional degree Besides those re-
Gently cited by President Hadley. name - .
do not need liberal culture in order TO Doe skilled
s9a sc SS5Il P .S SiS1 Us OF ~" ill., ers
course. not because IL needed u make him
eGFer sh bTeSee1 ans basps mani an 10 m
The arguments against marking the completion
nor Saired 6y the ChicsFo degree Of a A This
many was quite useful. Perhaps We in America.
such coin snd give IL the title or one cent would
MAKE great confusion, cSen II We agreed 10 call
present cent piece by the name of two cents.
II a Of the larger universities call
ful sophounoreS bach. lors OF arts. 10 g. morally
certain that al the poorest colleges the country
viii at once copy them The result viii b. 20
destroy the current value - the haCcalauredt-
dc gree. For myself ! consider this current value
az still well worth conserving throughout America.
shall name only one other among many arguments
IN favor Of the present ideal of four years OF col
lege. with the provision that the last year may
count In a professional school, and In favor Of q
subsequent thorough professional special train
ing II Is that n holds up higher standard for
America than that maintained in any other coun-
try. America rs already the richest country on
earth; II ought 20 give. and Will give larger school
training than any other land Plenty OF young men
to-day complete the secondary school al seven
teen years OF age. college 10y tWenty-one and
medicine. Law. pedagogy or theology by twenty
three or twerty-four. This ushers them into a
profession soon needful Therefore. 1t
the rch and strong universities bend All their
efforts toward bringing al their students up 70
this ideal.
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his vicinity whore he sees the SIGN Board o.
Registration meets here" he will find posted there
map Of the Assembly district I'M which he resides
Referring 10 this map, he readily md the mum
Der az the election district IN which resides and
attached 10 the map he will find q list OF the
polling places IN the Assembly district. numbered
% correspond with the election district number
For example, II he lives IN the Filth Election Dis
trlc ne viii ind IN the list of polling places on
pOsite the number five the exact locs ton OF the
polling place where he register Al this + hut
the work II moment. and will / think save a
great deal Of annoyance both voters and in
spscrors OF election. WILLIAM RENNFrT
Member Of Assembly, NNIst District
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TRAVELLERS GET NOW.
WELL KNOWN MEN ARRIVE on THE rEC-
TONIC

y. ; Champ secretary Of William Ziegler
whom Mr. Ziegler sent north with supplies for
the Baldwin Ziegler polar expedition. returned
on the steamer Teutonic last night AIR Champ
left this country May -. and sailed for the
north from Tromso in the Frithiof on July >
The expedition he said. not intended ar d.
relief expedition. but TO take supplies and OBJ
tain news Of Mr. Baldwin's success ON the
vessel were taken dogs. men, physicians and
medical supplies. Mr. Champ said that he could
not talk OF the failure Of the Baldwin expedi-
tion until he had seen Mr.. ZieEler.
Louis Stern, also a passenger said thar the
coal strike deplorable. tie was anxious
and said that. like every business man ba
would lend his best energies to bring II 70 -,
end.
Il have heard that Mr.. Coler has been nom
mated 70 run on the Democratic ticket o. NJ
stern said snilingly. Il guess he viii keen ON
running. He is not the man for that bigb ~,
nee and am sure he viii not be elected. The
FIRST thing | intend TO do tomorrow is - 80.
on my coat. roll up my sleeves veil OdsII -
work for his reelection" anu
Miss Nancy letter. sister Of LADY Curzop ,t
wife OF the Viceroy OF India: r A. NcCi,rdv
president Of the Mutual Life I1sur,,' - 81 ny
pany, and Mrs. McCurdy: Sir Audisr . Iii
1T Palmer Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs 60
Croker and the Earl OF Yarmouth ,,ers ,,ber
passengers VIC "'heI
Immigration Commissioner William, .
down To Quarantine on a revenue 80, Neiil
meet the steamer and observe the 49, a.,
OF the inspectors In examining the second - 80
passeneeis- he said that the inspectors ala
their work well, but that the syster, ,.. u e
cumbersome He thought IL couiG 70 , 80
proved so that the examination yvouId -
quiie more man half of the time now occupied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Of New York-Minnie p. C. Blossom. P1aintr
against Gene Bodden. Mary Tmhs and others
Defendants In pursuance Of iudgment Of t9reclosu.
ans duiy and entered In the above entitled A.
ton. bearing The BIRD day OF September ls VI
Undersigned referee said judgment named VIII SCI
at public aUcton AT the Exchange sales Rooms 70 ~
broadway IN Borough Of Manhattan. city and COUNTY
OF New York 18th day % October. 1907 AZ tNee
,Iogk noon on that Vincent A. RYAN. Auct0nee
me nreises directed said Judgment O. be sold ann
therein described follows: All that certain ot piece Or
ner-sI ~ land with buildings and improvements there
on situarei located the Nineteenth p Ward or tne
r.,rorgb or Manhattan. Citv % NeV-fork. which
bounded and described follows. s9t IS 70 saw; Besn
0nr AZ point or eastery side OF Third Avenue ds
tsnt Twenty 125, Feet one and oneluarter 81 - Inches
souherlv from the formed by the intersection o.
SAID eastery % Third Avenue with the .utnery ~
20 FAST E~tv fifth running thouce ~tstery par
,ritL Etst FORTY nth Street Eighty ts0 Feet fheN
soufberiv parallel with Third Avenue Eighteen u.s. Fs
Ter O1 inches. thence westerly parallel With East For
afh street and part the distance through party va
F.irbt son Feet 90 eastery side Of Third Avenue
thence northerIv along said easterv side - Iird Vs
Eighteen Ten and Ihree-tlghtns tt"si iH-N
10 the point place % begnnlns .
Dated YC X. september z4tn lsV- ,,s.
MORRIS CUkOR Referee
4 RI-Dp. Attorneys for Plainl'T 81 Lloei'
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK CITY -,
T,fa foIIougtng a diagram % the property 70
a 5esrr,be.l Above number being Il9 Thru
Avenue. .,.t ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
PROGRESSIVE REPUBLIcAN CLUE

The Progressive Republican club OF the sr,-,h
Assembly District held meeting AZ It's rooms No
s@ Ninth-aVe.. on Tuesday. and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: President WIN
lam :. Reynolds; hrSt vice president Sarnpsl =
king pr second Nice-president Miles RYAN: record
.Is ssor''erN william Baifour. financial secretary.
Theodors Trayer. treasurer Thomas 49,. - ,
sergeant -ai-arns Joseph Bernius. The club passeS
resolutions inoorsing the Republican Stsfa rtciy..
ano the Republican local candidates fs.-,,sa
bcyer the candidate for Assem- blyman xas -,-,s.
and addressed the meeting. The club intenss - -
active IN the campaign and viii hold 80 go -
meetings throughout the district io1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

professional life. and President Butler WOULD
secure II at the expense Of the A. b. degree
exclusively. -Four years Of college training III
1860 meant more culture II not greater leaTh-
ing than four years In 1902. divided equally re-
tween the fitting school and the college. think
the economy Will be secured by some less radi-
cal step President Buffers proposition VIII
help toward the final solution OF the problem
RUSH RHEES,
President OF the University Of Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
THE PARTING OF THE WAYS.

Providence, r. l.. oct. S.-With much that Or.
Butler says we all sympathize; but New-Ens-
land colleges are not prepared 20 halve The
value OF their A. r. degree. Apparently. our
institutions Of the higher learning viii divide
into two olssses-those which sacrifice the col
lege partially or wholly 20 the professional or
technical school and those which stand more
strongly than ever for the humanistic element
in education. The scholarships founded log
Cecil Rhodes al Oxford are q standing protest
against the sacrifice OF culture TO skill
W H p. FAUNCE
President Of Brown UniversitZ-
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CROSS BACK FROM EUROPE.
HE SPENT THE TIME SIGHTSEEING. not
STUDYING POLICE CONDITIONS

III NPENT TIE TIME STGHTSEEING NOT
STUDYING POLICE CONDITIONS
Inspector Adam a Cross, who returned from Eu-
rope with MS wife the kaiserin Maria Theresa
yesterday. asked 10 give some OF hts Eu-
ropean experiences
Il went % Europe tor my vacation" no said
and have returned much rested and benefited
] had d splendid time and enjoyed every minute OF
IL. That's all theIe is say"
What countries dii sou visite'
We toured through France. Germany. Su-tzer-
land and England. Ne visited the lake regions Of
Switzerland also the Alps We enjoyed the scenery
thoroughly. I went 10 some OF the large cities
No. ] did not notice the police conditions or the
police forces al all I was on nav vacation ANA /
dropped all police n hen J left here.
win you tell your opinion OF Tho Police Dspart-
ment IN this city,
No have been away. and know nothing Of the
affairs here. I am informing myself RAPIDLY as
possible. won't sly anything about New York
police
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EARL OF EUSTOY 4 BayKRrPT

London. Oct s-The Earl OF Euston Henry James
ftzroy. eldest con OF the seventh Duke OF Graf
'on. was declared bankrupt this morning The
pyhuuon was lodged by a hrm Of financial agents
"Io sie creditors 20 the amount 81 IS COO
~ understood that the Earls principsl LA bili-
,So,,ar,e pfornissory notes amounting 70 81 5Aa
r,.LHs TOT the bankrupt said the latter could
~ 10 oner % his creditors. and that there was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

East 18th st
The approximate amount OF the lien OF charss % set
~ Ohch the above described property % be sold Is
Sf7 Tb ia with interest thereon from september l1 ~
together with and allowances amounting 90 N4oi
ith interest September 2rd. 1902 togetner "n .u
svnsnsas Of the The approximate amount " tne
~ YES assessments other liens 20 p
oed no the purchaser the purchase money or pa
Nv tne referee follows: Water rents for 1901 amount
about also taxes for l1U@ when may -
a OF sale
dated New York. september 2fth. 1902
JAMES 4. TREACT. Referss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

40 A. b. IL LESS THAN FOUR YEARS
Ithaca. n Y. Oct. 81 am opposed to grant
ing the A r. degree Tor less than four years OF
study That is none TOO long period TOT d
boy 20 devote 20 liberal culture in the human
ities and sciences. Is the boy TO be lawyer
rhvsician or engineer? Then let him take polh
the A. b course and the professional course II
ne starts al sixteen or seventeen and his tather
has means enough 20 support him. II the BOY
De poor ard cannot start tin nineteen or twenty,
he cannot AFFORD 10 take both courses Never
theless he may make . good lawyer physician
or engineer. For that reason ] am opposed 10
making the A 3. degree the condition Tor al
mission 10 the technical oT professional course
n any institution chooses 20 make candidates
spend two years I'm the A. b. course before 50
mission 10 the course in Law. medicine or en-
cheering I see no objection, Though Corneh
University Is roo democratic and too closely
connected with the high schools 20 CONSIDER
such policy. But 10 crown such q preparatory
course Of two years with the degree Of A b. Is
10 mix up things, which. a. Mrs- Carlyle USED
20 ssy Is the great had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
NV YoRK sUPREllE CoURT. COUNTY

% New York-Mnnis P c. Blossom. Plaintiff
aEainst Gene 3. Bcdden. Auguste Goodman others
pefendsnts IN pursuance Judgment Of f1reclosurs
and sale duly made and entered the entitled
ton. bearing date September the
undersigned. the referee said Judgment named. will sell
at public auction the Rooms. III
Broadway IN the Borough Manhattan City County
OF New York, 18Th 1902 twelve
o'clock thar DAY. by Vincent A. Ryan.
the premises directed BY said Judgment q be sold and
therein described follows Al that certain lot piece or
parcel q land with the buildings and improvements there
on situated. located IN the y nsteeuth Ward OF the
Borough Of Manhattan, CITY Of New-forS. which -
bounded and described follows. that Begin
ming pon, easterly side Of Third Avenue dis
Foryhr= t43 Feet Eleven and dveetghths I'll ~
Inches outnery formed the intersection
the said esstery OF Third Avenue with the south
ery line East F1Ttyffh running thence
" parallel WITH East FOrry-h and ~ ths
distance through part wall Eighty Cs0) Feet: runninS
thence southerlv parallel with Third Avenue Eighteen
Gsl feet Nine sevsu-si-hths CQ7sN Inches rnnng
thence parallel Fortytft Street and
of the distance through wall Eighty tst Fest
% the eastery side OF Third Avenue thence northe9
along said easte.y size Of Third Avenue. Eighteen IN
Feet Nins and Ons-half 0isl inches 20 the point or
place % beginning
Dated New York September 24th 1902
JAMES A. TREACY. Referee
BLAIR 4 RUDD Attorneys for Plaintiff % Liberty
Street, b -oLgh of Manhattan. New York city. .
The following diagram o. the property 20 be sod
described above the street number being ~ Third Ave
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ctreat
Ths approximate OF the lien charge satsfy
which the above-described property is be sold. Is
sos 1877 100 with interest thereon 4th 81
August. 1902 together with and allowances amount
ing S355 70 100 dollars with interest from August
1902. together with the expenses OF the The
proXtlats amount OF assessments liens
which 70 be allowed the purchaser the pur-
chase money. paid by the Referee. Is S. 655
Dated. New York. September o 1907.
LEWIS H FREEDMAN Referees
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NOMINATED To SUCCEED JUDGE srr,,rp

william a. Armstrong nominates Tor 81.
Municipal Court tudgeship by the Republican,. An 80
With Judicial district last night 10 comple,s ,n
term left vacant by the death OF Justice STIR,
Mr. Armstrong Was appointed 10 the place ar,
the demise OF Justice Stner. e'
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EASY TO FIND THE PLACE To REGISTER

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir IL may be OF interest 20 your reader. 70
bring 70 their attention Chapter - OF the Law. a,
1907 amending tie elections laws IN relation 10
registration.
Under the election law. as amended by this
rhapter, much Of the difhculty heretofore expert
sneeo by an eleotor In ssoertaining the place 70
register is avoided. II he viii so into any place IN
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NEWS TO AMBASSADOR uFyFB

HAS Not RESIGNED AND KNOWS OF NJ, ,-,,,.,.r,
IN HIS POST
Paris. OCT S-The oorresponssnt ., r.
Grated Press saw Ambassador Never he,. ,hI.
morning and showed him the washinstor 5,sna.ah
announcing that Henry White secretary ~ tba
~ S'4'es Embassy IN London was 10 succeed
NJ Meyer at Rome. He said:
srsvs5 :. I.Irsiaett Roosevelt during the summer
M 81 oay attn him oyster Bay ana ne "a 70
n1tsxio, "hIlIhatlon OF any change IN the Italian
nave not sent IN my RESIGNATION.
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MARSHALL. CoRNELIA In PURsU-

" ance Of an order Of Hon. AsnsT g Ia h S1r
10 an persSnS hsyfng claims against Cornea l. Marshall
late q the County Of New 1oiA 5sr-rhsrs ~ tbs-
same with vouchers thereof. to the ther
place OF transacting business. namely We !.
X Claiming No - Park Place. e1sols - asts -.
IN the city - New York on or 's'"'- Wy '
January 1888 NM
Dated New York the i6th day Of July; G",-- r,,-
ROSfOF r. CTJ aNrnsISC; Attorney To- Executors. "a
Park Place borough OF Manhattan, Ne" York StS
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The approximate Of the or charge IN a,
sIy winch the above-described property b sold
~ ORE IL with interest thereon from the 3rd dsv
pctoner 1902 together with and allowance amof.
ing 20 800 20 together with expenses 81 the -
Inc approximate amount OF the taxes assessments
water rats other liens allowed the urchss-
our OF Inc purchase-unoney paid by the Referee
Dated New York. sth day Of October 1902
LEWIS A. ABRAMS. Rsfer..
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President q Cornell University.
QUALIFIED APPROVAL FROM CHICAGO.

QUALIFIED APPROVAL FROM CHICAGO.
Hyde Park. III, Oct. s-Presioent butle'
proposition OF two wears course Is unouee-
fionably sound. Experience here a. Chicago
has shown that there Is a demand for such
. course, and that II can be conducted
with great advantage. The question o.
granting the bachelors degree az the enc OF
two years has something In IT'S favor. but Is
open 20 serious objection II = uniform praouoe
could be secured among the leading institutions
Al would be thoroughly satsfs ctory, but, as the
matter stands n would seem 80 he oihcult
thing 20 carry out.
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tsave paris next Sunday In order be at my post
o~tober III the date my leave expires

.r,a announcement from Washington referred TO in
che paris dispatch added that the appointment OF
Nr White as Ambassador to Italy was not 70 be
,,a5e Immediately and that Mr.. Meyer, who mas
ti ra+--ned 10 Europe from a visit TO his home
n Nassachusetts. was expected TO remain In Rome
during the coming winter.
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East 44th St
.,,r,xtu,ats Of lien charge ~
isfv which The above described property IS 20 Ie1e
from September
and allowance amount -
Interest from September @Sr1 lsl- m The
exnenses AL The approximate aul Al
tsxes sssessn1s nts and rates go 0er ' v Or
ioved h., the purchase ~ the base sr 1901
be paid nv the follows; Water tes which
amounting 10 about SlIOu, also taxes loi i'"
be a lien a time OF sale
Wv NORRIS CUKok Hsss'~
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THE BISECTED COLLEGE COURSE.
WHAT TIRE HEADS INSTITUTIONS or HIGHER LEARN
ING THINK OF PRESIDENT BUTLERS PLAN

President
A, Murray Buffers proposal college years the
p Presidents OF the colleges
and universities generally President
Eovou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Arner g. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF NeS
York notice hereby given ell persons having claims
AGAINST Charles 4. Holt. New York
present tAe With vouchers thereof to
The subscribers their place tausdeting business.
the ONCE of a.. r. & r L Crawford. No 81 Liberty
street ~ New York. Borough - Manhattan
enc tsfl s-h day 20 December
Dated New York. 18th OF MAY 1872
ANNA T.. HOLT. LYDIA g. HOLT ANN Z. HOLT.
Erecutricr5-
q n 81 = 4. CRAWFORD. Attorney fcr EKecutrices
IIherfY MAnhattan n. Y CiLy
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New York on the Both day Of October. lao -
noon on tnat day by Herbert A. 49,. AZ II ococs
ne premises directed by said Judgment 10 Aneousr
tnefeln descriDed as follows: oe sold.
or parcel OF land with the buildins Tain lot piecs
SITUATE lylng and being Soufbarie en erected
hundred and Thirty-fourth street Wa.f side Of Ors
ana known as No Is West One Hinaoas' I'm Avenue
Suset borough OF Manhattan civ aa Thirty
anu bounded and described follows: y Nes York
point on the Southery side One FI1s-. ginning
I9ir.n street distant two hundred ana sE, and Thirty
westerly from the Southwestery corner - tp feet
ana IhlFty-fourth street Fifth avs,nC"e hundred
mig thence southerly parallel with Finn and
nine 900 teet eleven CID inches the ni55 ninety
olocS between one Hundred and Thrfv - me % tina
Iiuhdfed and Thirty fourth Streets. tber and One
Sons SAID middle line Of the block txentS westerly
LeeI' uleIlce NoFtaerly again parallel win ESA l-5l
ana parity through party wall ninetyni5e' n o AVenu.
tIeEen l inches 70 the SoutherIy side 80 o. ~ feet
ana IhHty fourth street. thence Hunqred
Sns 9Outnery side OF one Hundred and Tbryy ,slons
street twenty-five t25) feet the point or r fourth
ginning and being known by street % Be-
one Hundred and Thirty fourth Street 'e1 10 West
Dated New York. October 2 1890
rtIEpCD- r. s,-rt,o..--- LEWIS A. ABRAMS Refar..
Street New York CITY -''i'4U' 10 Wan
The following = a diagram az the --,-.-. =.
Us street NO Is IL West One Hundred snd 7. oe sod
street, New York City 1 i"rtS-to fourth
l3ith Street.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. coUyry

OF New York.-Ths Dry Dock Savings Tnsti,p,,o.
Ptanttn, against Angelica s. Ketchum others
PENDANTS In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure -
sale duly made and entered entitled acs
bearing date the 9th day Of August 1902 The unds-,
signed the Referee In said Judgment named will Ell !,
No III Broadway. in the Borough Manhattan Cv =,
New YORK on the twenIy-frsr day October 1912 ;, To-
O'Clock noon. that day by Philip A. Smyh Aucfonss-
the premises directed by said Judgment be sold 80
therein described follows: that certain MOI nis
or parcel Of land with the building thereon erected
Borough OF The Bronx. IN OF New York ana h,
Blocks 25o5 and 200 and Section Q the Land MAJ -
the city Of New York. bounded described a. ~
lows VIZ Beginning al a point 49,
Jerome Avenue distant hundred
and thirty One-hundredths foot northerIv s-o
ded and sxtyh Street running westerly aorz
ne division line between the land oftb
frst part and the land Of Catharine Du tbrs.
hundred and twenty-eight feet SEVENTY i've Inn,
dretths OF foot old wall uortherv so1y
said wall fifty feet thence s along sad wall
dred and ninety feet and nnetyseven hundredths ~
foot TO the land Of Hannah Clarke thence ssstsr1,,
along the division line between land or H7rnab A.
Clarke and the land % party arsr rarr bre.
hundred and seventy and forty-seven hundrfb -
root % Jerome avenue
and thirty hundredths Of foot or place ~
oesi7n1S excepting therefom thereof a. vs
released 20 the City Of By Release dated Ma,
1870 and recorded Nav 2. 1900 in Liber go ~ Co1-
vevsnoes. as Section o.
Dated. New York Sentenber q 1872
LEWIS r. FREEDMAN Fara-as
FRANK " TICHENoP. Attornev for Plaintiff 9s Parb
Row. Borough % Manhattan. New York Cftv
TIE following IS diagram of the property 70 be sod
described above ~
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foreclosure Sules.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
foFS Charles v Protzs. Pisinr0 against Katie
'.,~friru Jacob strauss Defendants
"t q Judgment ~ foreclosure and sale.
entered u the ab,se-eutited action hearinx
me SIN day Of October 1907 L. the undersigned.
tteteree said Judgment ed will sell at public
III Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan. City of
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II PURSUANCE or ~ ORDER OF HON.

FrauH B.. FtJzg-ra.F = Surrogate ~ the County %
~" lor Nii. D. hereby given % all persons having
claims against Mare Nisgr late OF the County New
York deceased 20 present the came Win vouchers there
tl- st-a~1er his place -
he Ne--->- thDare Hanf8rd TarOcIuA No
40 Wall street Manhattan. The city % New York on
Al the eighth day ut January
Dated York. ,he 9th day % June. 1899
GEORGES KENATLT Executor
tTiOATE HASFORD a LAEOCOUE. Attorneys FOR TX