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The xfrlate u the lien charge 70 satisfy
which he above property IS be sold Is 81
qs7os with thereon from the 10th day u March
1000 together with costs allowances amounting -
Sap ~ with thereon from March llth 1907 to
gether the Of the sale The approximate
amount Of taxes assessments liens which 70
be allowed purchaser Of the purchase money
or paid by the Is $2S5 81 and Interest.
described property VIII be sold subject 10 tho
covenants tiOurcTHeur
Morris TO Mar Ann dated September sth. lNIN.
and recorded In Of tho Register OF tn" County
n Westchester in Iber 13I Of Convey Page %,
also in subsequent deeds.
Dated New York. March %. 1902.
ADRIAN H LARKI$. Referee.
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AS and $50 E. 10th st.

and $50 z. 10th st
the lien or charge 10 aStS
which the above described property Is to be sold IS >
with interest the LIST Gay OF January
the sale The dPPrNliIitIe
amount of the and rates to be allowed 10 |
purchaser O purchase money. or pAd ny nv
referee interest The sale VIII ne suuJet
mortgage for 600 interest at 42c from the ISL
October. 1901
dated New York. February 27th. 1902 - ,,e
JULIUS LEHMAN. Referee
The sale described premises is herenE +
forre6 70 Friday April 4th 1902 the same hour ana
place. 400,
Julius I.EHMANN Referee
NJ s < / s. IsAACS. plaintiffs ATTORNEYS ,
The sale of above described premises Is hereby 40
io-ne4 to Friday April 1902 at the same hour ana
place o.,
JI-I.IJ-S LEHMAN Referee
NJ & / : ISAACS. PIainrin's Attorneys
Tho of described premises Is hSrN1E 40
inurne1 Ia Friday April 1902 at the same h"ur an"
place. $500, 900,
DATED NFN '''N' S''' IT-I.ir-S IEHMANN Referee
N 81 s IsAACs. Tlanrio's ATTORNEYS.
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Omrlal Eraal Notices.
.NTION is called to the advertisement in

4 TTENTION is called to the advertisement in
the CITY Record April II "a. 1902 of the con-
Court and the entering
Bureau for Collection Of Assessments and Arrears Of
Assessment for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE to
tn following named in the BOROUGH OF THE
RRONN-
C2Rn & path WARDS. SECTIONS 10 & II. Full
TON AVE%I-E OPENING. from the 23rd & oath Ward
line East 10th Confirmed March II. 1901;
entered April 10. 1902
of York April 10, 1902
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~ Of New York.-Ellza II. zerega Louisa A EaInaTd,
Z.reca George T Zerega- as trustees lnlrr
q Augustus ZereEa deceased
T'e -is against Amelia Levy, individually ana as ac-
goods. Chaites ana Greats OF Abraham
- ecaase1 ana others Defendants In pursuance OF
.5so- n foreclosure sale. duly made and entered
nc above action bearing date the 9th Gay OF
March 1902 undersigned, The Referee IN SAID JUG
TTent named sell public auction al the New YORK
- rare SaIesroon III Broadway. in the Borough
1900 al y O'Clock that day. by William NJ
the premises directed by said Judgment
- h. sold and described follows: All that
certain lot piece parcel Of land with ft" buildings
ana improvements situate lying and being IN the
Or New York - Manhattan. hHpWn
X, 90 Fast seventh street and
bounded and deserted follows Beginning al point
side sad hundred ar--tEeft
hundred ana eighty 1eet $50 IT.
esserly from the the said seuthery line
easerly line Of Third thence southery and par
nine feet eleven inches
20 4 II In middle line OF the block. thence
westerly ong middle line tUentyeEht feet eight and
inches rs Il sa int 70 point opposite the centre
OF party wall between the premises hereby conveyed
and other premises Of The first part aoyon
thence n1rthery again parallel 10 Third
Avenue the through the middle Of said
rarty feet eleven inches 90 # II in
70 +re nf -huIdreG-anC
eth street along said sOutherly
SIDE oc twenty eight and haf inches
81 20 the point place OF beginning be the
said several dimensions more or less
Dated York. March 10Th. 1902
WILLIAM =. BURR. Referee
MURRAY. BENNETT & INGERsOI-1-. Attorneys fer
Manhattan. New York city
The following diagram q the property 10 be sold
described above. the street number being 2l2 East
' 10Th Street
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The approximate Of the lien charge to satisfy
which aoCve-desCrlbe1 property Is 70 be SOD =
Tfrrvone thousand three hundred and twenty $500
the nth day II March
together wit and allowance amounting 70
@~l5-l dollars lS3l9- with
together with the expenses
al Inc sale approximate amount Of taxes, assess
ore which 70 be allowed % the
purchaser the purchase money or PAID ny the
Referee. thousand hundred and thirty-seNeA
20 100 dollars and interest.
Dated York. April 2nd. 1892
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- Loretta Dc $ and Ursula NJ Carey. Plaintiffs.
against Edward L. Carey and others. Defendants In
rsauce Interlocutory Judgment Of partition and
sale made and above entitled action.
tho I7th day Of March 1902 l. the undersigned The
highest bidder Wednesday the 10Th day Of
April. twelve O'Clock noon by and under the
direction Of William NJ. Ryan. Auctoneer. at the New
Real Estate 9aesroom No. III broadway. In the
Borough Of Manhattan City. Comfy and state Of New
said Judgment mentioned
therein described toows to Wit: An that certain
lot Of ground described IN deed from PrlCa Hugger
and other persons TO William Kenworthy. bearing
dat 9th DAY OF April. in the 1922. and
corded the Once u the Register Of the City and
County of York I-ber l& Of t'onreyances Page
day of December lN22. follows to wit
4 lot parcel Of ground. situate
living and being Fourth Ward. Of the city OF New
northeTiy side Of Cherry Street. bounded
souhery by Cherry Street aforesaid. westerly
by the land late William Collins aorthcry by
part Of the lot and lately sold the
Thompsons; easterly by the late Samuel
OsgOod 10 late belonging the ThOmpsons
containing breadth front and eighteen feet
and inches thereahouts, and IN length both
hundred feet. Subject alley Gangway
side according the ancient title deeds
The sal premises being known by the
Der ffty-tWo t59 Cherry Street.
Dated Brooklyn. March 81 1902
HENRY :. RASQJ'IN, Referee.
RIDER & SMITH. Plaintiffs attorneys % Pine Street
The following is diagram OF the premises TO be Sold
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13Ist Street.

The approximate lien charge satisfy
which the above described is to be sold is
S6T so interest thereon from Of
1902. together with allowances
ing S394 d interest from the day
1902. together with the expenses sale
The approximate amount Of assessments
liens which to be allowed purchaser OF
purchase paid the Referee is s44o37 and
interest.
Dated. New April 4 1902
G.
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Street.
Street.


The approximate charge to satisfy
which the aboredescribed property be sold Is
9 SLIGO with interest the 27th day OF Feb
ruary. 1902 together allowance amounting
70 S44 iOloo with interest from March IA 1902 together
with the expenses Of the sale The approximate
OF taxes. assessments which 10 be al
loved 10 the purchaser purchase money.
paid By the Referee. Is interest
Dated. New York. March 2rst 1902
VICTOR w HUNGFRFORD, Referee.
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- YORK.-Anna r. Spring. Plaintiff. against Catha-
CaaEhan and others. Defendants.-In pursuance Of
judgment foreclosure sale made and entered
in entitled action bearing date the 3lst Gay Of
March 1902, J. the undersigned, the Referee in esid
judgment named viii sell at public auction at the New
York Real Estate SaesrooTn No III Broadway IN the
Borough Of Manhattan city Of New York, Monday,
2sth O April. 1902. u O'Clock that
& Co. auctioneers. the premises
directed BY said judgment he sold and therein de-
scrihed follows: All that lot piece parcel
Of land with the build ngs and improvements thereon
erected situate and being in the Borough of Man
haitian, City State Of New York bounded
described follows Beginning at point on the
norher!y side q East one hundred and thirty Street
distant hundred and seventy five feet easerly from
the formed hy intersection OF the noheTlv side
Of East one hundred and thrty-irst Street and the
easerly side Of Fifth running thence noItherly
parallel with Fifth ninetynne feet and eleven
inches to the block between
hundred and thrty-frst hundred and thirty
second Streets thence easeTly along said line
or the block twenty-five thence southerly parallel
with Fifth Avenue and the distance through "A
party wall ntnety-nine and eleven inches 70 the
norherly side Of hundred hirtyrrst Street and
thence westerly along said northery side Of East one
place beginning, premises being known
by the street number Nine East One hundred and thirty
first Street
Dated New York. April 4. 1902
ED G. WHITAKER Referee.
WILSON. BARKER & WILSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff
- Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York
following diagram of the property to be sold
Its street number being East l31st Street
Centre line Of block
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L YORK by the grace OF independent
to Joseph John Buleii the husband and
heir and next Of Elizabeth Jane Good deceased
sond greeting Whereas Joseph pobson Good "f the
city Of has lately applied to the SurroEates
l,,r- our County q d certain
instrument writing relating to both real and personal
property duly proved the last VIII and Testament oc
Elizabeth Jane Good late # che County of Now York
deceased You and each Il cited to
pear the Surrogate of County Of New York at
his the County Of New York on the 18th day Of
AnriI. hundred and two, ar half past
ten o'clock Of that day then and there
attend the probate the said last VIII and Testament
And hereby cited. are under the
are required to appear by
guardian YOU have II have none
apply be appointed I'm the event your
neglect failure do guardian viii b. appointed
By Surrogate represent and act for you the
proceeding.
testimony whereof. We have caused the Seal Of
Court Of the said County IF New York
hereunto affixed Witness Hon Abner g. Thomas.
n Surrogate o said County Of New York at said
County. the Bird day u March in the year of our
ISeall Lord thousand hundred two
J. FAIRFAX NCIATTHIIN
L-lerk - C-1rt
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNT oT NV
- YORK.-Sydney Il. Solomon plaintiff against AIce
Edwards Jarvis. defendantIn pursuance OF ~ [te
foreclosure and sale. duly made ard eNIeIeu ~ I
above entitled action bearing date the l9th aa3 o
an 1901 l. the undersigned the referee IN sdu
named viii sell at public auction the New ork Rea
Estate Salesro1m No. III Broadway. IN the tof,us
Manhattan Friday. the Isl uaS
Of 1862 10 o'clock noon on that DAY oS M
C;oI5sticer the premises directed ny s1lu JIG
rnent II sold. therein described as foloNSi A.
those two lots pieces parcels OF anu WIZ ~
buildings erected. situate lying and oirs III
civ of Borough Of Manhattan "i'lSl az M
together boupded and described as follows So
the SCutheTly side Of one HnlHeu an
reenth street distant ninetyfour feet weseLI! I'm
southvyesterly Of one Hundred ana SlNelI.
called Pleasant avenue I"T.l'
parallel with said avenue. one luiiI
eleven westerly parallel with one
and Sixteenth street feet: thence nortaeTy
hundred feet eleven lncfes ~ "
solItrerly side Hundred and sixteenth street. Ia
aasrrr,v along s0uthery side on one hu1Iei ana
STy+eenth street fifty the point or place OF
being lots numbers hundred and four ana one
hundred and five on map Of property OF Miel9idt;
died in the Registers office as one hufuIeu a
H''' " JULIUS LEHMAN. Referee
NJ & I :. ISAACS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. - Ah- %
Pine street. New York city. -. ia.
The following diagram Of the property 10 De so11
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NEW YORK CENTRAL

9te A " md b p Daily except Pits
h-I1 and North Adams. Sundays only. ar 30 A II
Pullman Cars ali through
Trains illuminated wi-h Pi1tsch L.-1t
Ticket Offices II& 2i1 10 ard 1915 Broadway. 3
Union 50 W. 20 Columbus 1872 west I25th st.
I2.-h s. 12Nrh Stations. York 32S and T23
Fulton s.. and ~: E-0a tWav. = u. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 3s-h Street Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott FNr-ass Company
n SMITH GEORGE II DANIELS
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Europe

DARIS NO n Rue DIES ENoLES FRANCE. near the
L S-rl,~nne and Luxembourg Gardens. NademoiseNe
JEANNE BLANC and her parents offer comfortable
T1o-7e number Of young Ladies who wish to
--fc- themselves in French Language and see some
tb5- u Paris Highest references furnished Address
Paris France.
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Gthool AQrnclcs.

4. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, Agency
Professors Teachers. Tutors tz0vernesses.
etc to Colleges. schools and Families. ApIly to
Mrs ! YCTNG-FTLToN. y" Union square
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Qearhsrs

EVERETT STONE Gale and C0luUbi7). 3l6 West
sfrh = Tu-. -1nE pupils or tutors resi- ience
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RAILROADS.
pENNSYLVANIA



STATIONS Of West Twenty-third Street and Des
brosses and Cortlandt Streets.
IL The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtIandt Streets is FIVE minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station. except where otherwise noted.
'-.o ~ VI FAST MAILs-Limited to two Buffet Parlor
Cars New York to Pittsburg Sleeping Car Pirtsbus 10
C1icsso No coaches 70 Pittsburg
$50 \. VI. PENNSYLvANIA LINITED.-PuIinan Com
ars For S SSes c Jasa5 f T5 end Observation
i:55 p. Vi. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREss-Fo-
Toledo Louisville via CtncinnatD. indianapolis Chi
;,.55 p. Vi. sT LOUIS EXPREss-For Pittsburz Int
rs !, L2 2FS4r y F 4qi I5nns car 1,
-, r. VI. PASfFIE EN- fsESs@For Pirts5urr and
chicago. For knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
Route. Connects for Cleveland. except Saturday.
For Pittsbure Cleveland. and Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
100. 50 DINING carr. 1910 cDesbrosses and Corr
lsaa- streets o-Ji dining Carr. lo55 Dining Carr
a m i-55 Dining carr 10 lpesbr7Sses and CorJ-
PsrI2r asd as yars' 3 . Dining carr 4 , Gin-
r.. - rT-i- ~, rs - - ,-.' IN - Cap a
ParIor and Dining cars. Dining Carr Is DIN
sorTHETiN RAILWAY Express Is Is p In' t. 10
ATLANTIC. COAST LINE.-Ezpress o . a. m and .
sr.5.'oAFp AIR LINE -RArLwAY-..Florda and Metro
P"li'an Limited, l2J5 g. daily Express L. 10 night
NoFT6LK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY-For srsmDbi,
CTIESAFF.A AXE AND ONO RAILTAT.-755 a. m week
days ard 4JI 3. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIK.-7.55 a m
week DAYS 80 D. IN. daily
ATLANTIC tIIG--".J5 and - o. m. vveaz-4avs
sundays. TO a. m Through VastIolIed Trains. Bie-
tet Farlor cars and Standard Coaches on vraelzavs
arllr smoking Car, Par.r cars ni7z Oar and Sra1f
far5 Coarhes y sundays
GAZE NAA---l2'1 weekdays.
For points on New rk Long Branch Railroad from
West twenty third Street S-af7nt S55 a. m 10 40
80 10, and ll2J sundays. g 25 a m *
p NJ Cr0n peso-ossas and CorrIsudt s-reets, 500 a
m 10" 80. 30 and Ii30 p. m. sundays . As a
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
'l" tprSbr0s and ClrJIard- streets 2Ol -25 Tx
- 80, % Dining Car, o. 10 Penra Llmitef i0fa
L'esur1sSeS and Cor=rdt Streets fo2rg Dining carr
no Coming car. llJ5 = - Dining carr e10
beSIF'~stS ana trrta7Gr streets 2-nl go. Din
nE arr BOO - 10 Dining Can - Dining Carr
30 tblnng Car. 80 % 50 Q . p. u 10 n ght
liial 90 100 mo coa-H=sH : . -. % dining
an ''5 'IAnltat} b. 1913 Dining n ~ &
DINING Carr. ldJ Dining Car. 30 Dining Carr ass
- tLiuiue carr, 40 Dining carr. Dining can
Ilckst 0-t0es Nos 1871. 1895 1854
~ Fifth Avenue tbe17. ST.. Asor House. West
Tve1tythrd Street Station stations foot ~ ras
presses and '7rtaCtr Streets Street Fulton
S'se-r. - Broadway and Pennsy vania Annex station
r0'kIvr station Jersey City The New Transfer
toinnany viii call for and check baggage hotels
and residence through destination. Telephone 1914
Eighteenth Street i1r Pennsylvania Railroad cab
~ 80
j B HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r AGENT
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

4AIus leave st station. Ne" 1OrA, - I"
lows nc l.. m loot " est ~ "
40 A. M--For INTERIM points 10 Albany
"a = y Mon.
r. M--ChcasO Express
}, N-C1ut Linn. fol Detroit Chicago LOUIS
t3:45 p Nd For Hudson River Points * Albany
.6:I5 T. M-F0r Roch.. Buffalo. Cleve'd * chicago;
t7.f5 = N-F0r Ttoch. Buffalo. Detroit * 81 LJuis,z,
.9:I5 p M-For syria. Roch.. Mag Falls, Dst x an M
.Dailv +Daiy. except sunday. Leaves Br1gAIyn an.
mex No. 1 a no A. \ NJ No > at 1900 T. NJ Lst'
Jersey C'itv K I a III % a NJ ~.
NJ principal hotels ana
Baggage checked hotel dence by WeslS1t 49,
IT SMITH &. E LAMBERT.
- csTti S,+3arnrandent Cyen'l Pass'r Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICE
MaMRIr@Gsa7rERTGaN lIME,
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE

TWIN-sCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH .CHERBOU R'f-HAMt5O ~. 80
Deutschland Apr. Il. Columbia. June = ~ ~
T Bismarck Nav 10 AN Deutschland June u 10 AM
Columbia My 10 AN A Victoria uue - ~ ~
Deutschland MAJ 10 II AN F Bismarck June - ~ ~
\. Victoria May -. 10 AM Columbia july ~ -
Bismarck Ma 90 10 An T,et=cHIaa1 July TO- AM
TWIN REV PASSENGER SEN Il ?
PLYMOUTH -CFTEPROT- RCT-HANBJ re.
Pe1nsyv'a 90. $3.50 PM Patricia June i. =
pretoria r}Iuechsr. June %, 80 AN
NOItke. May 6. $50 PM WalferSeA JuIy l. LOU
NAV II. 10 AN Pennsylvania July = ~
y1iferssa rlv 2n 20 PM l1qrka July Is 80 PM
r-7nSyv'1 MAY p $50 AM -Pa7tia .....Juy "a, PM
Pretoria. June :. $50 PM Patrcie----J July AL
10 AM E}uao her -July - Noon
ITO Hamburg direct
NEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW-YORK-N API,FS-tiENOA
Pa!ata Apr 16. . PM Falati3 june 3 = tHI
PhRuicia May s. . PM PhFCiCa June II. ; IN
Offices % ana 81 Tiraadvav PIERS. Hobo<en. y J.
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MlQ n0EllEllNEl GlEYE

DAILY SERVICE
For int Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth, Primers
Point Newport News. Va connecting Petersburg.
Richmond virginia Beach. Washington. D.
West.
Freight Passenger steamers sail from 20.
y Il foot OK Beach St every day p NJ
B. WALKER
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Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New York notice
is hereby given all persons having claims against Anna
Never late Of the County York. deceased TO
ee7+ the same with thereof the subscriber at
his place business at the Office Of Ferd
rsn5 shack and 81 Pine Street, Borough Of
Manhattan in the City Of New York. OF before the
goth Of June. 1902
Dated New York 18th day Of December, 1901
EDWARD MEYER. Executor
FERDINAND SHACK, Attorney for Executor 80 and 81
pine Street Borough o Manhattan City Of New York
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l. Abner c Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York hereby to all persons having claims
aEainst Kelly. Of tho County Of New York de
present the with vouchers thereof to the
| at place transaCnE business. at the
ofce Of attorney. 6 Thornton Warren 10. II Mas
street Borough Of Manhattan In the city OF New
| York, on or before the 25th day Of August next.
! DATED York. the l7th day of March, 1907.
| THOMAS KELLY. Administrator
| C THORNTON WARREN Attorney for Administrator.
! NJ 81 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan, New
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>AyrGAZIONE GFNERAI,E ITALIANA
WEEKLY SAIIINCS To
-GENOA-AIENANDRIA
or,r,-dia Apr - STELLA May 20
Apr. % IiEIrii May p
Is0Utar1la. .JI
I.rFa,f cabins. Duiug-ruun Promenade Deck.
L-,r rates md information apply
,Yr1,1r-r. r-F-I.TNAN< 4 co. / Broadway Y
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CTNARD LINE.

-. To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
eax1,i, Abr 10 / Z. NJ Lucania- --- May 10. : P NJ
Ca4IIid1fa tpr - 4 p VI Saxonia- May l.. "
I'+Ii!rfa Mn 3 l.. NJ Caupauia- May -. 3 2 VI.
o' NS1\ BROWN & co. Gen. Agents.
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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6nrroqates y oilees.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Fran

Thomas a Surrogate o County of New York,
notice is hereby persons having against
Emma G Mllnine, County of New YORK de-
saHg 70 present the same vouchers thereof 10 the
escrber at his place transacns business Room 4ol
Produce Exchange Building corner Of NhlteAaH ana
Beaver Streets City Of New York on or before the
fifteenth day Of August next 500,
Dated York, the 3rd day Of February IyIZ.
CHARLES E. MILMINE Administrator
HARTMAN & FFSSFNDEN. Attorneys for Adninistra-
Broad way York.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OLE NEW

Cherry Street
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"PROJECTED EFFICIENCY"
MR. KIDD's CONCEPTIONS OF OUR obi
CATIONS To POSTERITY.

PRINCIPLES OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION
BY Benjamin Kidd, syo. PIP 5SS, The Naomi
Ian (omLany.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15
cuRA,s INGRATTUpE.
fifth.

High officials United States government are re-
ported to worried the disposition which they
see in Cuba away from this country in matters
Of national policy and feeling according to the Cleye-
land Leader 1t is said the Cubans Indifferent
to advances Washington in the direction OF closer
relations and more cordial intimacy in every respect
They appear suspicious and not altogether friendly
and it is believed that there important elements in
the Cuban population which at heart antagonistc
hostile great power which set Cuba free from
Spain
ought be surprised at this state Of things.
apt influenced by gratitude for past
favors much by their hopes Of future benefits
expectations profits pleasures to They turn
readily from the past friend time of need they think
that senterest leads in another direction 1t is not to
be imagined that Cuba will be superior to such ingrat
tude.
In that island there is undoubtedly strong feeling
that the United States the power which is likely
to exercise any mastery overordshp in Cuban
affairs All the desire the islanders entire freedom
to their country in their way and indulge their
whims if they choose the American oversight
and veto power in certain matters arranged the
agreement between the countries Besides there is
many people this country upon Cuba as weak and
comparatively incompetent Intelligent Cubans know
there is for such feeling but they offended
by evidence that Americans perceive the truth.
In habits race, ideals and many other things the
Cubans very unlike the people the United States
and there is little sympathy affinity
tween the countries That misunderstanding should
exist is what might have been expected
voluntarily thoroughly toward the
American republic really intimate with the American
people is very improbable