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NAME is TO BE CHANGED.
Add-Ran VIII Become the Texas Chr
tia, tl,,t,l..-,t,. ~"


Add-Ran win Become the Texas Chris
tan University.
Waco. Texas, March l5.-At the meet.
ing OF the board of trustees Of Add.Ran
christian university held last night IL was
decided 10 change the name OF that instj.
luton aud hereafter il Will be known as
we 4eNas Christian university. mo nnme
OF Add-kan was formed from tho swim.
u5's ot tWo sons OF DR. Addison CLARK. one
4l the founders Of the institution, twenty.
uNA years aso, ana il has gone by thar
hAue since that time. When the institI,s
non Was given the Christian church OF
htAas tue name was changed 70 dram
that name until now The question ~
Snanglng tue name has been under consider,
atlon for several years. but the change
was opposed by many OF the friends IjnS,s
eyer; since the disconuectlon OF the tWo
Siarhs ADDISON and Randolph. the found.
eFs OF the Institution. from n this ngtia.
ton hiss become stronger and the semi.
ment In Its favor has prevailed.
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A BUSY WORKER.

Coffee Touches Up Different Spots.
Frequently coffee sets up rheumatism
when 1t is not busy with some other part
OF the body, A st. ice. No, man, p T.
Wise, Gays! About two wears ago my
Knees began 70 stiTen and my feet and
Igs swell. so that | was scarcely able Ia
walk, and then only with the greatest
ditheulty' for | was In constant pain
consulted Or. Barnes. one OF the most
prominent physicians here. and ne dag.
messed the case and inquired: 10 you drink
cOuteF Yes. You must quit using Il at
once, he replied. / did so and commenced
drinking Postum In Its place.
The swelling In my feet and ankles and
the rheumatic pains subsidized quickly, add
curing the past eighteen months | have
enjoyed most excellent health, and. a..
though ! have passed the sixty. eighth ntfie
pest have never enjoyed life better.
5000 health brings heaven to us here
! know OF many cases where wonderful
cures of stomach and heart trouble have
been made by simply throwing away cot.
Zee and using Postpn."
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ment from many doctors for the same, |
was induced to try Kodol Dyspepsia cure,
buying my first bottle IN March 1890
Since that time / have used nearly two
dozen bottles "a proof Of my faith in its
virtue.
l have not had one pain since com
mencing its use Sometimes | can go two
slider myself In a fair way toward perma-
nent recovery. Fraternally yours, j, Iyison,
Homecoming Md
Gentlemen-A few months ago gave up
hope Of living and was in such agony from
chronic indigestion that prayed l might
pass from my suffering One day | learned
Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and decided TO try
it. | had taken but one teaSpoonful Of IL
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u gives the stomach perfect rests

Dear SrS-I have suffered a great deal
from nervous dyspepsia for the last twelve
months. | tried two doctors who said
they could not cure me, but your agent
came along aud | bought some Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure TO sell, and decided TO try it
myself and l found more relief from that
than anything / have taken eat any
thing ! want to and improve every day
and it has given my customers perfect sat
istaction
| can heartily recommend IT to all that
are suffering from indigestion or dyspepsia
TO be the best remedy on the market Yours
truly, j. w Smith, Preston. N, c.
Gentlemen-For the sake of suffering
dyspepJcs | render this testimonial.
After suffering thirteen years from indiges
ton neuralgia OF the stomach and al. It's
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Cuero CuIlines.

Cuero' Texas. March II, The Cuero FIRE
mems celebration April bids fair 10 ne
one or the leading events OF she kind for
ths section great many department
teams present. while the railroads have
made very low rates The boys will leave
no stone untnrned to make the event a
great success
The affairs OF the cotton mill are shap.
ing mp an right nearly all Of the ma
chlnery Is now here, Letters are received
nearly every day wanting to buy tho ont.
put ~ the mill
Inc Cuero star Is preparing a special
EDITION which will be devoted 10 the ma
terial Interests Of this section.
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NEW cATHoLIc soHool
The Corner Stone Is to Be Laid I,
Anil ~

The Corner Stone Is to Be Laid I,
April.
Waco, Texas. March 15.--April 10 IN.
corner stone OF the Catholic college that
Is now being erected In this city will n,
laid. Bishop Gallagher OF Galveston will
ofhciate. and delegates from Houston. Ia
Forte and other South Texas points are
expected to be present. Tho coiio,. ..
being built BY the ordep OF the In St,s 4
hIhers Of Toronto Canada, and Father
Marion, the provincial OF the order. is az.
Peeted TO be present, The building h be.
ING erected ON one Of the loftlest hills IN
the suburbs Of the city and will b. very
imposing structure When completed n
Will cost about $4,000 and will he three
stories high. great many other Improve.
building and all will he completed IN me
ior the Institution 10 begin work next Sep.
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FAMILY REUNION.
Supposed Victim OF Mountain Meadow
Massacre Is Discovered.


La Grange, Ind, March 15,--Lewls J.
Grant OF Kalamazoo has just heard from
his brother Alexander, whom he has not
seen Tor dfty years, and who was supposed
to have been murdered by the Ute Indians
and Mormous in the Mountain Meadow
massacre.
The family lived at Glengarry, Ont, and
Alexander went 70 California in search OF
gold, After q few wears had elapsed aud
no tjdtngS came from him, Lewis started
In search Of him. Then a third brother
started In search OF the two brothers and
he is sim missing
Alexander row 20 years II age. Is living
At Bclgrade, Men. He inserted m adVer-
tis"ment In newspaper, and thus his
whcrcdoouts became known. II develops
that Louis children attended school whore
Alexander daughter acted as teacher hut
the Identification never became known.
Every effort rs now being made to ind a
trace Of the third brother.
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when the pain IN my stomach ceased. That
day | enjoyed good meal for the first tins
in many months.
After taking three bottles OF Kodol Dv..
pepsia Cure | am as well as ever. 1t SAVED
my life and ] cannot recommend II toa
highly Mrs. Alba F. Crawford, Plttsbura
n. II.
Gcntlemen:-I have been troubled with
Indigestion for ten years and have tried
many things aud spent much money Til
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. have taken
two bottles and have obtained more relief
from them than from all the other medi.
Cines | ever used | am now feeling
better than / have been in five years and
feel more like boy than | have felt In
twenty years Respectfully, Anderson
Riggs. Sunny Lane Tex.
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lNOoRsEs LIMBUReER cHEEsE-
The Chicago Health Authorities Find !.
Not Obiectionsbl. -

chicago, March t5.-Chicago health nm.
thoTltes are not very much Disturbed oycr
the discovery Of Dr NJ X Auer ~,
health ofnrer of Louisville. Ky. thar I'm.
burger cheese Is fun of poisonous mierohns
Sud consequently dangerous to eat Dr
Il =. Ntnetup, the assistant hacterI0lurisi
eNpisinsd thar 70 was the microbes i'm lin
burger cheese that made II ga pcasin+ IA
the taste. but declared that he ronld 0sra
nothing Injurious about Il. n"u
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Readily Gave Bond =.

Wharton, Texas. March 10 Officers Da
Wis and Han returned Yesterday from r.
'a@po' where they were called 70 ipvest
gste the klllng OF q negro man which DC
CURED in that city THURSDAY afternoon. MI
rom Direy having waived examination Mas
paced under $1,000 bond. which he read
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Cameron Locals.

Cameron. Texas. March I5.-Tbs r.,,
last week gave new life 10 business ~
ms section and a better splrlt prevails
among our people
Miss OLA Pool and Messrs Cecii aud
uhsAeer smith and Fred Simpson my
noms for q few days from the state unt
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Department OF N,
Agriculture. Insurance, stausu'
tory, state q IelSs 10 =
Austin, Texas, febrnAi! -
To all whom It may concerns
This is 10 certify, that the xrE
MANCHESTER AssuhAs'sa
Company OF Manchester, ~, h1s rlf
in an respects fully eompl.esa rec.Ssi
laws Of Texas as condl lions ~ ID. :
It's doing business In thls lie n ~.
said Company holds CerilncJiss' 10 ., !.
ity from this office entltllnsy ssr, trss
ness In this State for one III 81
lst day OF January, 1902, 70 -
Of December, 1902. - his,
- Given under m' Austi
Seal. seal, AZ once ~ slag
ton N"' A. 5 rhnIh.sss
" Acting cog'ps 81
roRREl ~
Resident Agents, Housr-
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STATUE OF GENERAL SHERMAN.

TX IS 70 Be Placed Near Inc 7 omb OF
General Grant
New York March -, At public hear
Ing just held by the mark commission with
a view 10 selecting site for st. Gaudens
statue Of General w. T. sherman, pre-
senied TO the city by tho chamber Of com
merce, the general sentiment favored the
proposition to place the statue near the
Grant tomb on Riverside drive. The COM
mission did not reach Anal decision.
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Department Of
re. Insurance. Statistics ~

Department OF
Agriculture, Insurance, statistics ~
tory, state OF Texas :,
Austin, Texas, March !, =
To All Whom IL May Concern.
This is TO certify that the
con FINENTA
Insurance COMPANY Of New VOTE !
has in all respects fully eoIpls
the laws of Texas as eondltss
ccdent to its doing business IN Us
and that said Company holds , mi
Of authority from this office enula.s
do business I'm this State for one !s, 4, 4
the list day OF January, lsU2, =
day Of December, 1902. ,,i,
,-- Given under my band W. v,
Seal. AT office. in Austin, ias ~
-- date first above MIlIs,ssns
JEFFERSON JOHN,
CHILDRESS G. TAYLOR, RssS
AGENTS. m
HOUSTON, "
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INTENSE SUFFERING

From Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
A New Discovery but Not Patent
Medicine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-09
CHAPTER X.
LEGREE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE

LEGREE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.
The new government was nov in full
swing and a Saturnalia began. Amos
Hogg was governor, Simon Legree
Speaker of the House and the Hon. Tim
Shelby leader of the majority on the
floor of the House.
Raleigh, the quaint little City of Oaks,
never saw such an assemblage of law
makers gather in the gray stone Capitol.
Ezra was frugal in his habits and
found lodgings al an unpretentious
boarding house near the Capitol square.
The room was furnished with six iron
cots, on which were placed straw mat
tresses and six honorable members of the
new Legislature occupied these They
were close enough together to allow a
bottle of whiskey 10 be freely passed
from member TO member at any hour Of
the night. They thought the beds were
arranged with this in view and were
much pleased.
Ezra was the only man of the crowd
who arrived in Raleigh with Il valise or
trunk. He had carpet bag The others
simply had one shirt and a few odds and
ends tied in red bandana handkerchiefs.
Three of them had walked all the way
| from their county to Raleigh and kept
in the woods, from habit, as deserters.
The other two rode On the train and
handed their tickets to the first stranger
they saw on the platform of the car they
! boarded,
whats this fort" said the stranger.
"Them's our tickets. Amt you the door
| Keeper"
mo, but there ought to be one to
every circus! You'll have one when you
get TO Raleigh
The landlady, Mrs Duke, apologized
| for the poor beds, when she showed them
to their room. I'm sorry. gentlemen,
can't give you softer BEDS
That's all right. Nam! thems fine
Us fellows been sleeping in the woods
and in straw stacks so long dodgin' ole
Vances officers, them white sheets Is the
finest thing we've seed in four years, Ell
more"
| They were humble and made no COM
plant But at the end of the week they
gathered around the Rev. Ezra Perkins
who was a member OF the Senate. for I
grave consultation.
when are we goin' ter drawn" said
one.
"Air we ever goin' ter draw" asked
another with sorrow and doubt.
| What are we here fer eff We CAIN
draw" pleaded another looking sadly a.
| Ezra
Gentlemen" answered Ezra, sit vii
be all right in little while. The Treas
urer Is just cranky. We can draw oul
mileage Monday anyhow"
AT daylight they took their places OF
the banks steps, and at ten O'Clock
when the bank opened the doors weri
besieged by a mob OF members painful!
anxious to draw before it might be to,
late.
Next morning there was disturbanc,
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CHAPTER VIII.
RED SNOW DROPS.

One of the last acts of Governor Macon,
whose office was now under the control
OF the military commandant at Charles
ton, South Carolina, was to issue pro-
clamation appointing day of fasting and
prayer to God for deliyerance from the
ruin that threatened the State under the
dominion of Legree and the negroes
1t was memorable day in the history
of the people. In many places they met
in the churches the night before, ana
held all night watches and prayer-meet-
ings They felt that q pestilence worse
than the Black Death of the Middle
Ages threatened TO extinguish civiliza-
ton.
The Baptist church at Hambright was
crowded to the doors with white faced
cmen and sorrowful men.
About ten o'clock ia the morning pale
and haggard from sleepless night of
prayer and thought, the Preacher arose
to address the people. The hush of death
fell as he gazed silently over the audience
for moment. How pale his face! They
had never seen him SO moved with pas
sions that stirred his inmost soul. His
first words were addressed 10 God He
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and he wheeled Dick around and showed
the terrible scar across the back of his
neck.
81 spec hits er pity dey didn't cut hit
clean OF. muttered Nelse.
Mama. you can't send him back to be
killod!"\
well, darling, I'll see abut it tomor-
row"
Come on. Dick, I'll show you where to
sleep!"
The next day Dicks mother was glad
to get rid OF him by binding him legally
10 Mrs. Castor, and q lonely boy found
a playmate and partner in work he was
never to forget.
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and bislnut

These remedies are combin I'D irt lozenge
form, pleasant TO take, and will preserve
their good qualities indefnit ely, whereas
all liquid medicines rapidly lose what
ever good qualities they ms ~ have had
as soon as uncorked and eXi osed to the
air.
This preparation is called ~ uaTts Dys-
pepsia Tablets and it Is clair bed hat one
Of these tablets or lozenges will digest
from 800 to 1900 times it's oy IN eight OF
meat, eggs and other who FsonIe food.
And this claim has been pre- bven by ac-
tual experiments in the foil bwin man
ner: A hard boiled egg cut inti small
pieces was placed in a bottl cor Gaining
warm water heated TO nine .y-ei sht de-
grees COR blood heat) one Of thes e Tab
let's was then placed in the DO tile ind the
proper temperature maintained 70 : three
hours and half, at the end of viii, b time
the egg was as Completely dikeste as 1t
would have been in a healthy 81 bmach
This experiment was undertaken Il, dom
tnstrate what it would do in the bottle
it would also do in the stomach, Thence
it's unquestionable value in the kre of
dyspepsia and weak digestionl Vo " few
people are free from some form BIT in
digestion but scarcely two will ha ke the
same symptoms. Some Will suffer most
from distress after eating, bldatine from
gas in the stomach and bowels, kthers
have acid dyspepsia or heartburn, hthers
palpitation or headaches, sleeple ksnes,
pains in chest and under shoulder bRades,
extreme nervousness as in nervous dys
pepsia, but they all have same fanse,
failure TO properly digest what Is taten
The stomach must have rest ind Hsist-
ance, and Stuart's DYSPEPSIA TRbletk give
it, both, by dlgesting the food for ksand
in short time it is restored TO itsK NOR
NAL action and vigor. At same tim the
Tablets are so harmless that , chill can
take them with benefit This new pre-
psration has already made many aFton-
ishing cures, as for instance, the I'd low
ing:
After using only one packag BE of STU
art's Dyspepsia Tablets I have received
such great and unexpected benefiT that
wish to express my sincere gratitude.
In fact it has been six months sllce l
took the package and l have nat ha one
particle of distress or difficulty Pnce.
And all this in the face of the fac5that
the best doctors I consulted told II my
case was Chronic Dyspepsia pnd oso-
lutely incuTable as I had suffered ven
ty-fve years. 1 distributed half a-0Sen
packages among my friends here who ar
very anxious to try this remedy
MRS SARAH A. SH EELS,
LynnviIIe Jaspar 60, Mo.
stuaIt's dyspepsia Tablets ahe sold BY
druggists everywhere at so cents for full
sized packages. little book on stom-
ach Diseases mailed free by addresslng|k
F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall. MICH
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4 TEST EXPERIMENT,
Peculiar Power Possessed BY, a New
Medicine.

OF new discoveries there Isl no end,
but one of the most recent, moss remark
able and one which will prove Invaluable
to thousands of people, is a J discovery
which it is believed will take the place
Of all other remedies for the cui of those
common and obstinate diseased ;, dyspep-
STA and stomach troubles. Thil discovery
is not loudly advertised, sec ret patent
medicine, but it IS a scientific combina-
tion OF wholesome, perfectly harmless
vegetable essence, fruit salts, d dre pepsin
and bismutn.
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CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; Ex-
Derience unnecessary; good pay
Emanuel & Co, Station j.. New York
City. 2-z 6t sun
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and his loyal men while they wore thus
establishing and maintaining "a Fepubli-
can form of government" in the South
Ito be continued next sunda!,.)
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10 u IHI0 ANAEFNN9sg
MRS. SARAH A. SIT FEELS,

LynnvlIle Jaspar Go, Mo.
Stualt's dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists everywhere at so cents for full
sized packages. A little book on Stom-
ach Diseases mailed free by addressing
f. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
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pressed through this appropriation, he
waved his hand eloquently toward the
opposition and said, Gentlemen, we
believe in printers ink! We are going
to lift this Old North State out of the
darkness of ignorance!"
-Legree drew thousands of warrants on
the State for imaginary persons. There
were eight pages in the House. He drew
pay for one hundred and sixty-two pages.
In this way he raised an enormous COR
ruption fund for immediate use in brlb-
ing the lawmakers to carry though his
great schemes.
The railroad ring was his most effec-
tive group of brigands.
They passed bills authorizing the issue
OF twenty-five millions Of dollar" )"
bonds and actually issued and stole four
teen millions, and never built one foot
OF railroad.
Legree then organized municipal and
county ring to exploit the towns. cities
and counties of the State, having passed
q bill vacating all county and city <ohices
This Ring secured the control of Ham
bright and levied tax Of 25 per cent
for municipal purposes. Tom Camps
little home was assessed for eighty five
dollars in taxes
Mrs. Gaston's home was assessed foI
one hundred and fifty dollars. They could
have raised a million as easily as the
sum of these assessments. They had not
seen so much money since the spring Of
. 1861
1t cost the United States government
two hundred = dollars that year
to pay the FED 10 guard Legref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY of

New York. The New York Savings Bank PLAINTIFFS
stephen TalbeTt and others
Of Judgment Of Foreclosure Sale duly made
the above entitled action
day March 1902. I. undersigned Referee
judgmen' named Will sell Auction at
the New York Real Estate Salesroom. Broadway
the Borough Manhattan. City OF York on the
18th Of April 1902, l. o'clock
John T. Boyd Auctoneer. the premises directed by
judgment sold. described follows
All piece parcel Of land buildings
thereon erected situate lying being the
City OF New York bounded and described
follows. VIZ: Beginning point NOrrhery side
hundred xfh Street distant
seVenty-one feet six inches Eastery
the intersection Of Easterly side
Third with the Norterly side hundred
twenysixth running thence Northery and parallel
with Third Avenue ninetynRe feet and eleven inches
of the block between One hundred
one hundred and wentyseventh Streets
Easterly along the hirythree feet and
line Of the block between the Second
thence Southerly along the and
Avenue ninetynne feet eleven inches
to the Northerly Of one hundred and twentysXth
aforesaid: and thence Westerly along the
thlrty-three and inches the point or place Of
beginning Subject covenants against nuisances
tained deed recorded the Registers ONCE Of the
County Liber 65l OF Conveyances page
Dated. New York. March 2lzt- 1907
VICTOR W HUNGERFORD Referee.
JOHN WEBER. Attorney for Plaintiffs. Beekrnan
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York
following IS diagram Of the property 10 be sold
described above number being - East
10th Street.
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forcrlpsnre Gnlcs
" Y0RK STPREAIE COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, tujNI1
- OF NEv YORK-OdaIie Marie G.e.ses. plaintiff
against sarah z Porter others DefeDdantsln pHr-
s7snce II Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale duly made
ana entered in ahoveentitie1 action bearing date the
3lst day 1892. L the uncerstgned ne Referee
in said Judgment named viii sell at Public Auction AZ
the New York Real Estate SaesrooIn y IL Broadway
in TIE Borough City Il New York. On ne
o5-r ssv n April 1902 - O'clock on that Gay
hv william II Ryan Auctoneer. the premises directed
nv said Judgment sold. and therein described as
follows All hat lot, piece parcel Of land
VIII the building erected. situate wing ana
being in the Borough of Manhattan City Of New York
point on The side Il Wes End Avenue distant
seyenty-fve 80 eleven 0D inches soItherlN from
corner formed by the intersection ~ ne J
Of End Avenue and the s0utherE Slae oI one
hundred thence s7lneTE
u West End Avenue twenty I'VE '-'
feet; and parallel with one hHndre ana
hundred Qool feet thence jortnertE
and parallel with side Of West End Avenue
twenty-five and thence easterlT and again par
allel second Street. one huncTea
200 the point place Of beginning
Dated New York April End ~ $1,000
kBN. R. LAWRENCE Refer co,
JAMES F SWANICTL Attorney toT flalfLlH, 10. d.
Broadway Borough # Manhattan. New York &ity,z
The following IS diagram a the property . ne soc
as described above the street number being $40 West
End Avenue.
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The approximate the lien charge 10 sat
isfy which the above described is be sold
ST.. 55 with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
1902 together with allowance
ing S41 % interest March 6th 1902
with the expenses u the sale The approximate
o. taxes. liens
be allowed TO the purchaser pur-
money. paid by the Referee is 1881 "a
thereon.
Dated New York. March 10th 1902
WILLIAM 2. BURR. Referee
The sale Of the above described premises is hereby
journed Tuesday. the 18th day Of April. 1902.
time and place
Dated New York. April sth 1902.
WILLIAM p. BURR. Referee
Plaintiffs. Nos 1872 William Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York Civ