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New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
foreclosure sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ OF NEW YoRK.-Josephne Platt PLAINTIFF against
and Others defendantsln pursuance OF
the Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and
entitled action bearing date the ljtn
December 1901 the undersigned the Referee N
named will sell public auction az the
Real Estate Salesroom. at No Ill BroadWay
in the Borough City Of New York on the
l4th day January 1902 IL o'clock that day
bv Peter Meyer Auconeer the premises directed oy
said Judgment sold therein described as fo
lows: All that piece parcel Of and with
thereon erected situate
living and Twenyfourth Ward OF the City OF
New York and and described follows; Begin
ming a point the westerly line OF WASHINGTON Ave
widened One hundred and twenynVe rect
norhery from the northweserly corner OF sad
hundred and seventy-hrst street Uor
merly Ninth StreeO. running thence NorIhery along al
westerly line Washington Avenue Twenty-Five Ieet
thence Westerly parallel with one nundred
hundred and forty-nNe
thence SoutherIy parallel with said Washington Avenue
Twenty less and thence Eastery par =
and seventy-hrst street ana part
OF the through wall One hundred anu I0I'S
i've point place Of beginning
Dated New York, December 20. 1901
SIDNEY J. COWE,N. Referee.
BLOCH BrTINGER Attorneys for PlaintIt IL 80 Nassau
Borough Of Manhattan City OF Sew 1orA-
The following is diagram of the properly 10 - yvh
described above the street number being 80 Wasi
Avenue Of the Bronx, city OF New horA'
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
"FOURS RIGHT" HE HUTTERED.

POLICEMAN. WHO is ALSO LAW STUDENT,
STUDIES MILITARY TACTICS ON POST.
The night class of 1908 of the New-York Law
School held its first dinner last evening at the
Hotel Marlborough Edward A. Maher. jr, presi-
dent of the class acted POSTMASTER. One of the
speakers OF the evening Policeman William
Murphy. Policeman Murphy stands at Broadway
and Liberty-st, where he keeps of the fnan-
At night he studies law. and IS said to be one OF
the best in the class of 1903.
President Maher, in introducing him, said he had
found the policeman standing his corner in
lull in traffic yesterday, reading from a small
book. He said he supposed Murphy rehearsing
a speech.
u was doing nothing of the kind" said the po-
Hceman. Il had read that were to have mill
tary head OF the Police Department, and that it
would be necessary for each member of the force
TO be familiar with military tactics. Now. that
what was doing-studying military tactics
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- Hannah NJ Decker. Plaintiff. against Daniel Havens
and others. DefendantB-ln pursuance a
and sale duly made and in the above
entitled action, and bearing date the day
ber. 1901 |, the undersigned the Referee udE
ment named viii sell at public auction, York
Real Estate Salesrooms. No. Ill Broadway the Ior-
OF Manhattan city OF New York. the 22d day OF
NJ Ryan Auctioneer the premises directed said udg
land the City County York esirnatsd
by the lot number nine. Block 511 map entitled
Map of the subdivision the property OF Mlv Pearsa
Tiffany in the Twenty-thrd Ward City OF New York he
Of the Fox hed In the oirs o
the Register OF the City and County March
iSS3. Map number DIS which lot according IN
said described follows: Beginning at pont on
the Easerly side of lntervale distant two hun
dred and nfty feet and eight one-hundredths foot
Northerly from the intersection OF the
Westchester Avenue and the E5stery
Intervae Avenue hundred feet: thence Nortberl
alle with ntervale Avenue twenty-five thence
ey right angles 10 ntervale Avenue one hun5~sd go
to the Eastery side Of inte-vae and tbar.s
Southerly along the Eastery OF IntervaIs yeIe
twentyt tve feet 10 the point beginning said Drsrss
being part of that property
first by deed dated February 1891 and recor1 %
the office Of the Register OF the
York in Loer of Conveyances page iO6 on the 9th
day OF February 1891 at three o'clock and FORTY minutes
L. NJ '' 'ii''u'eS
Dated New York, December 26. 1901
, --,,o,,.e ,,...z MOSES COwEN, Referee
Brooklyn. N Y. - ON@'' Suee''
The following is diagram property to be sold.
Its street number is $50 Intervale Avenue. - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
NO SIGNIFICANCE IN RESIGNATION.

WILLIAM BERRI SAYS BROOKLYN UNION LEAGUE
CLUB WAS INVOLVEMENT FOR HIM
There was some talk yesterday over the resigna-
ton OF William Berr OF the ex-presidents Of
the Union League Club. in Brooklyn. from that or
sanlzauoh. Mr.. berri was for lnerly president OF
the board Of trustees OF the Brooklyn Bridge and
has always been prominent in Brooklyn affairs
1t was rumored that Mr.. Berri had felt somewhat
piqued at certain actions of members of the Union
League Club He denied this last night saying:
There is no Significance in my resignation from
the Union League Club. even II I was at one time
Its president 1 am resignng from a number OF
organizations, among them the Lincoln Club of
which ! was president at time. 1 have also
resigned from the Crescent Athletic Club and sew
eral others ind that belong to altogether too
many organizations. The social advantages of the
Union League rather inconvenient and olt
OF the way for me"
MI Berri also denied that II was his
intention 70 move TO Manhattan, following the ex-
ample of Charles A. Moore. personal friend. NO
indeed there is nothing in that said Mr.. Berri
- - have Just begun 10 build new home at Gin
ton and Gates aVes, and after IL is completed ex-
pect TO 1--we there for the rest of my life"
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
90 tnhom st nlap Concern.


A T A SPECIAL TERM of the supreme court
held in and for the County Of New YoTk az f,H Lar,
thereof the County House OF New 1orA
on tho SOtb dav OF December Present Hon David
Leventrtt Justice. the matter OF the appcat
authorizing him 10 assGLe
Kasofsky having presented o1aS 1
verified petition December 26th leOl praying n9r
order authorizing him 10 assume the name 9o tSaf
being satisfied by sa1d peCtIoh tes
there are no objections to the petoner
suming name. therefore on nlOti" =. %
Charles Dushkind attorney for the sad petluoneT rs
ordered Louis Kasofsky be ana ne heeoS
OF February. 1907 Sriereo 'la1 "a
be and the on whch II was
be filed Of the County clerk OF NsW 19tS
above date; and copy OF TINS OIIr
F nrbIisbed in the New York Tribune newspaper pub
Ished in New York County within ten days aitsr the
entry thereof Enter IA x 'ror, c,,,r+
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
Hist Street.

Hist
The approximate amount of the charge to satisfy
which the above described property is sod Is Fonteen
hundred and ll-lO0 tSl+Oo IL
dollars interest from the 11th day OF December
1901 together with costs and allowances amounting 70
hundred fftyseven and 5OOU (SSot oO dollars
interest day Of December. 1901. to-
gether with expenses sale The approximate
taxes other liens which are TO
allowed OF the purchase money or
paid by is S57S 94-lO0 and interest Ihe
will be sold subject condition or covenant
deed recorded in the ONCE OF ne
Register County Tber 40 OF convey
ances page 81 and also and fences
taned deeds Office Of the Register OF the
County Of New York in ber 1853 Of conveyancs AT pdse
539. and nber 10 of conveyances. at page 436
SIDNEY J. COWEN Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
ATROCITIES IN CONGO FREE STATE.
CHARGES THAT BEIGIANs AID cANNIBAL TRIBES
N HORRIBLE OUTRAGEs.

CHARGES THAT BELGIANs AID CANNiBAL TRIBES
N HORRIBLE OUTRAGEs.
London, Jan. 2.-Captain Guy Burrows, who has
Just retired from the employ Of the Congo Free
State Government aftersix years service declared
in an interview with a representative OF The Asso-
ciated Press to-day that the conditions prevailing
in the Congo Free State disgrace to ciyiii-
zation and far than before. Ho pictured
atrocities Of the horrible character perpe-
trated the natives by officials and whites who
had concessions Of rubber land. AS q typical case
OF the employed by the Free State Govern
ment. Captain Burrows corro5orated the statement
Of American missionary that the officials en-
rifles. to massacre and capture unarmcd natives
who had rebelled against their brutal methods"
II have sworn testimony" said Captain Burrows
''of the Begians handing over natives to cannibaI
tribes for the express purpose of being eaten.
Forced labor prevails everywhere, and shotgun
rule is the description of the present admin
istration. The companies deriving wealth from the
collection of rubber are all or less State en-
terprises as a third or half the shares in them
King Leopold and the government have made some
show Of action against the agents of some of the
Upper Congo companies, but only minor officials
touched and the so-called reforms are
merely intended to throw dust in the Of the
public, whose indignation has been aroused by the
stories OF this reign of terror, While the present
systems collection rubber and the recruit
ing of natives continue the Congo Free State will
remain disgrace TO the white mans work in
Africa
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
GLASS MANUFACTURERs TO MEET.

HOPE OF UNITING OUTSIDE INDEPENDENT COM
PANIEs WITH THE FEDERATION COMPANY
Pittsburg Jan. (SpeciaD-The selling agreement
between the Independent Glass Company and the
American Window Glass Company expired Decem-
Der 81. and will not be renewed H. B. Van Cleve
secretary OF the Independent has issued A note 70
the erect that the Independent Glass Company will
sell Its own product as it sees best.
A meeting of all the glass manufacturers will be
held at Muncie. Ind. on January 4 President
simon Burns Of the Window Glass Workers Asso-
clston, Is positive the meeting Muncie will re-
suit in perfecting plans for uniting outside jnde-
pendent companies with the Federation Co-opera-
tive Window Glass Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN JOURyALIsu

London Jan. ct. p OConnor NJ P in a letter
TO the Association OF American Publishers of New
York declining invitation dinner saws:
LAS a public l would have rejoiced at wit
Messing the tremendous advance OF the United
States in the last ten years that excites so much
admiration and envy and apprehension in
other lands. AS journalist must admit that the
greater truth life. the large extension of the
sphere OF subjects demanding attention and the
increased human interest that modern Journalism
displays all had their impulse from American
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
foreclosure Sales
NEW YORK STPRETE comm -

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Connie :,
New 1ork-James H Hume PIsintin
FhlI1p Westenfelder. Junior. Others stlnst
IN pursuance OF Judgment Foreclosure ana So
Iade ana entered in the above entitled action nly
cate the 18TH day Of December 1901 tbe oSarng
lhe feleree IN said Judgment named will sell - 9-sle
suCu0n az the New Estate F191ic
II broadway. in the Borough Of ManhaffaD -No
Wv 1orA on The Sth day January 1892 a. 10
noon on mat day. by Peter F. Never Aucffo-s SLeS
genSes directed by said Judgment sold ana We
slned as follows: All that lot piece or ,on sn
ers.ta5 WIN me huldng and improvements bs-so-
SITUATE lying and being the Twen-vssc-Son
VIC NeN-Aork. md bounded descrb-5
oiloS- sfSnning at point No-therv So
'I-th street distant three hundred and ssvenr
80 aStey tr0En the E>astery Eleventh Avs-e
-li-nS 'hence Ncrtherly parallel the sail svs-
huhued ieet and five inches centre line ~ -.
Ioch between Foryhtth and Forty-sixth Strsarg tL
Westerly along said centre line twenty-five faar 5
ilches thence Southery and parallel Mir
avenue and part Of the distance through a par4I- $50
ge hundIed feet and five inches Northern So
rSItynIth street and thence Easterly along saI N-r
cry side OF Forthwith Street twenty-five feet and T
ihches 10 the point place OF beginning The sa5
the City Of New York 1-- nap o.
dated New York December nth 1901
-..,- J. FREDERICK CRYER Pefs-..
CAMPBELL & MOORE. Attorneys Plaintiff 40 NJ
sau Street Borough OF Manhattan. New Yort Ty1v
Inc Following Is diagram Of the property Il he
Street: ---'7 '0A NesI 1otn
4afL
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
H. ST. JOHN DIX FIGHTS EITRADIT1oN

London. Jan. 2.-In spite of the announcement
made on December 26 by counsel for H. St. John
Dix. charged with larceny committed the United
States and with wrecking the Scandinavian-Amert-
can Bank Of Whateom, Wash, that no appeal
would be made against the extraditon of the prs-
oner, granted on December II at Bow Street Po-
lice Court, an appeal against the gstrate's de-
cision has been filed and will probably be heard on
January Is. All the necessary arrangements had
been made for Dix TO sail for the United States on
January T. -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03

SEVERAL TRANSATLANTIC LINERS ovERo1-r
FAIR SKIES PREDICTED FOR TO-DAY.
II the forecast of the weather bureau MAJ ha
followed implicitly. the storm threatened for to-
day will not materialze. and instead the sky will
clear and the temperature go down The tenn
perature yesterday ranged between 10 degrees at :
a. m and Sc at D. m.
The rough weather on the ocean for the last week
has greatly delayed transatlantic steamers The
Menominee, from London; the MongoIan from
Glasgow: the Plea, from Hamburg, and the Arkan-
and the Louisiana, from Copenhagen are nj
overdue, some of them several days With the ex-
ception OF the Louisiana. fears are enterTaiped
for their safety. The Tauric, OF the White Star
Line. arrived here yesterday. two or three daVs
behind time. The sailing of the French steamer
La Champagne was postponed from yesterday 70
Saturday because OF her delayed arrival on Mon
dav. 80 NA0-
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$50 Iss
2Tth St

2lth 81
The approximate Of the lien charge sat
isy which described property Is 10 be sold
s. thereon day OF De-
cember 1901 together and allowances amount
ing 1891 3O-lOO together with expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount the taxes assessments
water and other liens to be allowed To
chaser Of the purchase money. paid by Referee
is ard interest. The b. sold
subject 10 mortgage 81 Coo on 42T West 2Ih street
with November 1900 the rate ot
Dated New York. December 18Th. 1901
CHARLES Y. F. McCANN Refarae
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
NICARAGUAN CONGRESS MEETS.

PRESIDENT zELAYA THINKS PROSPECTS FOR \
CANAL ARE GROWING BRIGHTER
Managua Nicaragua. Jan. (via Galveston. Tex }.
The Congress of Nicaragua assembled last night
and President Zelaya read his message informing
House of the signing of the protocol regarding
leasing the proposed canal route to the United
States. The President declared that the prospects
of building the canal were becoming brighter and
that the United States formally guaranteed the
sovereignty of Nicaragua.
President Zelaya further announced to the Con-
gress that the United States Senate had approved
the HayPauncefote Treaty. and said Ralph Paget.
a navigation and commerce treaty, action on which
had been postponed.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
CHEERS FOR ROOSEVELT IN LONDON

London. Jan. I'm accordance with his annual
custom. the Rev. Joseph Parker minister of the
City Temple, at to-day's midday service, read a
number OF messages which he intended to send to
important persons in behalf OF the congregation
The first message was intended for King Edward
and the second for President Roosevelt each SEN
tence of which was heartily cheered.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
IN CHINA FEARFUL
RECENT OCCURRENCES TEND TO DIsCOUR
AGE HOPE OF REFORM.

RECENT OCCURRENCES TEND TO DISCOUR-
AGE HOPE OF REFORM
Peking, Jan. 2,-Several recent occurrences
tend to discourage the hope that the Empress
Dowager learned a lesson of reform from the
troubles of the last year Foreigners are dis
posed to take a pessimistic view of the outlook
General Yung LUIS determination TO organize
two anti-foreign army corps to offset the COM
mands Of the pro-foreign Chinese leaders is par
ticuarly disquieting. and is evidence Of the con-
tinued domination of Yung LUIS influence, which
is bitterly anti foreign.
Other incidents considered significant the
suppression of the only independent newspaper
in this city, by order of the Governor of Peking
and the closing of the industrial school here
recently organized by philanthropic Chinese also
by the Governors order. This school in
tended for the training of destitute youths
Other liberal Chinese will now hesitate TO give
practical vent to their theories fearing the dis
pleasure of officialdom.
A third edict regarding the recent murder of a
Belgian priest near Ming -Sha-Foo. in Kan-Soo
Province has appeared. 1t appoints a special
official to punish those who guilty of the
crime, and reaf1rms the Empress Dowager's
goodwill toward Christians. This is unusual
activity upon the part of the court in the pun
ishing Of those guilty of an anti-Christian out
rage and is taken as evidence of the Empress
DOwageTs desire to conciliate the powers on
the eve Of the return of the court TO the capital
Proofs accumulate that Prince Ching's argu-
ments persuaded the Empress Dowager TO trust
herself within range of the legation forts. OFF,
cials arriving here describe the Empress Dow
ager and General Yung Lu being extremely
nervous and suspicious lest the foreigners
planning to entrap them after their arrival and
punish them for encouraging Boxerism. The
foreigners Will probably view the courts re-
entry into Peking from the wall near the lega-
tions.
The Chinese officials have been sounded by the
ministers whether
old custom Of restraining foreigners from wit
Messing imperial professions. The replies are
not encouraging. The treaty gives the legations
a strip OF wall commanding view OF the gates
Of the imperial city and the members Of the for
eign community planning to assemble there
on. 1t will be n great innovation.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03

London. Jan At is understood that King Ed
ward will be compelled much against his wish TO
ask Parliament for grant toward the Queen Vic
toria memorial The hope that enough money
would be raised by public subscription not been
realized Only 400 has been thus subscribed
and this sum will not nearly suffice.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
4 DvERTIsEAIENTs and subscriptIon, for 7v,. .r---

A ADVERTISEMENTS and slbscrnttons ,o- IN. - =
n received at their Uptown { ffcs t'' 4he tribune
NO. 1242 BROADWAY
I'd door north OF 3ist-st. until q oic,oo.
Advertisements Will be received the folowirv hroS
orces al regular once rates until O'Clock 70 m
Sth,aNe;. $, e scr 2sd-st; 153 6th-ave cor ,s,S
9Th and Sth aves.: .63 Nest I15tb~a netween
ave between IUth and 18th SITS IO.t; Ri I,Sa .,u-
6lst-st' I,sOS Ist-ave., S9th-st i-- Et
l9 In 100 dremont,avei $50 3d-ave near
4stst; oot oa-ave.; 21o BIeecker-.f, asx
Bleecker-st. BROOKLYN. N. Y.-2iS Con-, 80
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45th 81

The Approximate Of the lien or charge n s,,
y which the above described property to Be soId .
s12556 81 with interest thereon from 9Th day ~ n
eenoer Iso togeher with costs and allowance amount;
ing to 1916 80 with interest 18th dav NJ
cember 1901. together with expenses OF the ssa
The approximate amount OF assessments or obs
liens which to be allowed the purchaser cut AZ
the purchase money paid by the Referee IS SSi4 o.
and interest
Dated New York. Decenher nth 1901.
j. FREDERICK CRYER Referees
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. AbneI

- C. Thomas. a surrogate OF the County Of New York
Notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
Albert Frank OF he County of New York. deceased
present with vouchers thereof the
criher at It's place OF business No 20 Nassau
Street. The city Of New York. before the 9th
OF April
Dated New York the 26th day Of septeubsr 1901.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Execator Est OF Albert Frank. decd.
ALEXANDER ASH Attorneys FOR Executor IL Broad
way. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank T

Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Caroline Strobel. also known
late OF the County OF New York deceased
place OF transacttng business Room 46 No. . Wall
third day OF January next. - >'
Dated New York the 18th day Of July. 1901
RICHARD w. FREEDMAN Executor
GOODWIN THOMPSON & VANDERPOEI4 Attorneys
for Executor Wall Street n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank t

Fttzgerald. Surrogate ~ the County OF New York.
notice s hereby given all claims
Alfred s. LAscelles late Of the County York,
ceased the with vouchers the
subscribers their place transactng business
Beaver Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
New York before the 18th of
Dated New York. the 9th day of November 1901.
WALTER s. LASCELIAcS,
HELEN LASCELLES.
Executors.
HURRY & DUTTON Attorneys Executors 70 Will
lam Street. Borough OF Manhattan. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
BIG cHILIAN LOAN R1yMoRED

Santiago Chill. Jan. at is reported here that
the Chilian Government will issue an internal loan
of $1,000 900 in per cent bonds.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK
Notice Is hereby given to an persons having claims against
France. deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber at his place transacng
the ohce of Messrs. Coudert
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City York on
O before the first day Z April
Dated New York. the 25th day Of September 1901
FERDINAND G.. STUDT. Executor
CoUDERr BROTHERS Attorneys for Executor II
Broadway New York City -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abper G

Thomas Surrogate Of County of New
Notice is hereby given TO all having claims agans
Martin Storz. late Of the County New York deceasad
10 present the with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scriber her place OF business at the ONCE
OF Philip j. Britt. No 2oO Broadway Borough of Man
haitian In the City Of New York. the 10th
day April next " ~
Dated New York the 3rd day October 1901
KATHARINE STORZ. Administrators
PHILIP J. BRITT Attorney for Administrative No 300
Broadway, Manhattan. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
MORE SHIPS FOR THE BRITISH NAVY
BIDS ON NINE WANTED PRoMPTLY-woRK ON
OTHERS MAY BE FASTENED

Glasgow. Jan. 2.-The British Admiralty has in
vited the Clyde shipyards to tender bids for the
construction OF two batteshps each of $500 tons;
five armored hrst-class cruisers and two protectad
cruisers. The officials ask for prompt replies
struction may be expedited. The new In
Will have greater gun power than any vessels now
in he NV
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03

y
The approximate amount Of the lien charge N sa,,,
which the above described property be sold is So
with interest thereon from the 80
together with and allowances amountinS -
together with the OF sale The S1so az
amount OF taxes assessments and rates or
liens to be allowed TO the purchaser
money paid by the Referee Is S54665 and
Dated New York. December "a 1901 ''e'eS'-
MOSES COWEN Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03
rs pursuance Of AM order OF Hon. Frnnl, 7

IN pursuance of an order OF Hon Frank T.
- Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF County Of New York
rotice IS hereby given to all having claims against
John ". Wallace, late Of the County New York
Borough Bronx. deceased present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber place OF trans
acting business In said Borough. wits
Avenue In The City Of New York. before the 23d
day OF June ~
Dated New York. the 10th day OF December 1901.
JAMES a WALLACE,
Executor OF John w. Wallace dec
A V W. VAN VECHTEN Atty for Executor AZ Pine
ST. Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-03

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IN PURsUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Ernnl, n

Fitzgerald a Surrogate County OF New YorL
notice is hereby given claims
John H. Schwegler late Of the County OF New York ge
ceased 20 the
subscriber at my place Of trrnsactng business No 4
IeSlnRton Avenue. IN The City Of
The First day Of March Dated New York the 4th
cay or August 1901 WILLIAM SCHWEGLER and
GEORGE SCHM ECiI-EIt. Executors CHARLES i CER
LICH Attorney fo= Executors. l20i Lexington Ave
City OF N Y. ~A's
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