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New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. COUNT7

~ Of New York Charles Nicon. Plaintiff. against Eliza
beth Glover. Andrew s Glover, personally and as
Trustee NcolI. deceased. for the ben
Elizabeth w. Glover and her children and others
pursuance Interocutoy Judgment OF
Sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action bearing 10Th day Of December,
1902 undersigned the Referee in said Judgment
named sell Public Auction. at the New York
III Broad in the Borough
Of Manhattan City New York. the Sixteenth day
O January. 1905 Il o'clock that day. by
Peter Meyer Auctionee the premises directed by said
Judgment be sold and therein described follows:
Of lands and premises situated in the
City County York, the Southerly side OF
John Street Nassau Street and Broadway and
now Number "a John Street. being same prem
and conveyed by deed from Charles
Burnhan7 John Nieo dated Nay 24th ls41 Tec9rde5
New York, in Book No. 415, page 4eo &c June 1St.
1S4l therein described follows: Bounded North
ey front by John Street recently wdened BY order
Corporation of the City Of New York; Easterly
by and lot late of Jonathan Little southerly in
by property late Of the Dutch Church,
Westerly by property or late Of Isaac P Lack
Containing in breadth in front on John Street
twenty-five inch in the twenty-five feet
Westerly side sixtyfour feet three inches be
Dated New York, December 25, 1902 -
ALGERNON S. NORTON, Referee
JOSEPH ". GOTT Attorney for Plaintiff Goshen; N J;
WILMORE. ANYWAY, Attorney for Defendants NO III
Broadway. N Y.
The following diagram the property 10 be sold
described above. the street number being No u
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washin gton, D. G.
7 dSIIIHS IUIi
THE
fore closure Gnlts.
STPRFME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPRENIE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORk.-Bertha Doctor. Plaintiff. against Gertrude
f. Defeuda nts-In pursuance Of a Judgment
foreclosure sale. duly made and entered in the
action. bearing date the 18th day OF De
cenber 1902 l. the undersigned, the Referee in said
Judgment named. will sell at public auction al the New
YORK Real Salesroom. No III Broadway in the
Borough o. Manhattan City Of New York, the ninth
day Of January 1905 at IL o'clock that day.
Philip Auctioneer the premises directed by
judgment be sold, therein described fol
Al lot, piece parcel of land with
building thereon. the City of New York.
and as No. 6S formerly so West Sixty-eighth
said city, and more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at point in the southerly line of
Sxtyeghh Street distant one hundred and six C6 feet
easteriy from the formed by the intersection OF
the southery line of sixyeghth Street and the eastery
line Columbus Avenue running thence southery par
alel with Columbus Avenue and part OF the distance
through party wall hundred feet and nve inches
the centre line Of the block thence eastery along the
the block twenty-five C22) feet thence
norhey again parallel with Columbus Avenue and part
distance through another wall hundred
400 feet FIVE % inches to the southeTly line Of Sixty
thence westerly along the said southery
Sixyeighth Street Twenty-Five CD feet TO the
point place of beginning
Dated. New York, December 18TH 1902
JOHN A. WALSH, Referee
HESS & HoLsTBIN. Attorneys FOR Plaintiff. so Pine
Street. Manhattan. N. 7. City.
described above the number being No IS West
Street:
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West 6Sth Street

The approximate amount Of the charge.
sfy which described property is to be sold
50 Sg Is with interest December II, 1902
together and allowances amounting to Sl422S
with interest II 1902 together with the
of the SALE subject also TO prior mortgage Of
wit from November
1902 lien said premises. The approximate
amount o. other liens which
to allowed purchaser Of purchase money,
or paid by the referee, is 81. 100, with interest.
Dated, New York, December IS, 1902
JOHN A. WALSH, Referee
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Snrcrio5ule Sales.


SUPREME. COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-Ashbel P, Fitch. Plaintiff. against Mary
Rieger. others. Defendants-ln pursuance or
judgment of foreclosure ana sale duly made and entered
bearing date the 10th day OF
December 1907 aud hled in the Office y the Clerk OF the
nd County the 18Th day OF DeceTl-
ber 1902 the Undersigned the Referee in said 5uog
viii sell public auction. at the New Anr
Real Estate Saesroon Ill Broadway in the Borough
af Manhattan York. the 14th day Of Jan
O'Clock that day, by d PhterN
Trs7aran Auctfoneers. the directed by
Judgment described follows:
piece parcel Of land with the build
ing thereon situate lying being in the Borough Of
Manhattan. in City II New York. and bounded and
follows wit: Beginning at point on tho
South-ry Nnetyrst Street distant seVenyfolT
Easterv point formed by the intersection OF
the Southerly side Of Ninetyrst Street with the atery
running thence Easterly along
side Nnety-4rst Street twenty teet,
First nifty feet
Westerly parallel with Nine
twenty and thence Northerly ana
again raranel with Avenue fifty feet and eight
Souherly side Of Nnety-rst Street al the
place beginning
Dated New York December 22d 1902.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee.
AsHBEI FITCH. Jr., Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Mas
Street Borough OF Manhattan New York City
following is diagram OF the property 10 be sod
E +O2 East 9lst Street.
9lst Street
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The approximate amount Of lien charge 70 sat
isfy which above described property IS 70 be sold IS
thereon from the 18th DAY OF De
ceabe- 1902 with costs and allowance amount
ing 1867 9000 sid interest thereon from Dece1ssI
together with expenses OF the sale Inc
approxnate assessments and wate!
rates other allowed the purchaser out OF
the purchase money paid the Referee is S3lS and
interest
ARTHUR D. TRCAX. Referee
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A DvERTIsEMENTs ano subscriptions for The Tribune
their Uptown Office.
NO. 1884 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and S7th sts.. until O'Clock p n
regula- Office ,. m.
254 Sth-aVe-. 23d-st-: 153 6th-ave., cor.
I2th-st-: 81 East 14th-st.; PSF West 42d-st
7th and Sth aves; 2G3 West 125th-st.; 1,:S3S
3d-ave.. between 10th and 77th SIS. 1925 3d-ave.
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C-aarine Is not as efficient a means of trans
roitting power from one part of mechanism to
another as could be desired: but in many situa-
tions il is the only one available. Moreover, the
amount of power which it wastes depends large
" on the design. Some gears are superior 10
others in this respect Hence the value OF such
a treatise as f. =. Halsey's Worm and Spiral
Gearing No. 1l6. in the Van Nostrand science
series The contents originally appeared IN The
American Machinist." of which periodical the
author is associate editor; but the present form
is mora convenient for their preservation ana
study.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
-oURT C0TTNTY OF NEW

~ YORK-wiharn E Magic. Plaintiff. against Andrew
Stewart and others. DeendantsIn pursuance OF judg
of and sale duly nace and entered
herein December 22nd. 1902 / the undersigned e
referee n judgment named will sell al PUBLIC auction
a. the E1cange Salesroom. Number III Broad" IN
Borough Manhattan, City Of New York on the lb
OF January. 1903 10 O'Clock noon by Peter r
eye auconeer premises directed by said Judgment
described follows: All that GER
lot piece parcel Of land with the buildings thereon
lying and being in the County OF Ne"
York bounded and described follows 70 Wit be
ginning point on the Easterly side OF Third Avehue
$50 feet and five inches northerly
Norheaseriy Of Third Avenue and Fifty
fifth Street running Easterly parallel with
Fitty-hfth Street and through the centre OF party wall
one hundred 0lO feet. thence Northerly ana
parallel Third Avenue C20 thence West
parallel with Fifty iih Street. and through le
of wall. hundred (ll0l feet TO
the Eastery side Avenue thence Southery along
Eastery Of Third Avenue twenty t2 feet 70 the
point place beginning ne said premises
o remain forever IL Isl.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
No 923 Third Avenue
55th Street

.5th street
Note-The approximate amount Of the Ken charge
SATISFY which The described property sold
2 with thereon from December 17th 1902
toRether with costs allowance amounting S33s
with interest Sl77 GO Thereof from December 22nd 1902
r.ze expenses Of the sale
,Es snrTnxi-nate amount
roton Water rates or Hens De allowed she
r,,,rcbsSer purchase paid by tie
,eree Is SIS beaices the due FIRST mortgage Of
thereon al 30 nom December lst, 1907
mated New orb. December Path 1902
TuOS. r. BROWNING. Referee.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney. 14l Broad
York.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

Professor Alexander Smith OF ChcaSo' teiiS
how he thinks instruction should be given IN
chemistry in secondary schools, and Professor
I-d,,-i, II Hall. of Harvard, does the same for
nbvsics. in the latest number of The American
Teachers Series Oongmans Green & Coz
Professor Smith considers the place which chem
istrv should hold in the curriculum, the best way
to present the subject TO the student, the proper
equipment of a laboratory and the teacher own
preparation for work He offers number OF
practical hints about classroom procedure which
will be found useful. In treating physics Pro-
fessor Hall devotes rather more attention TO the
instructors own qualifications, lays great stress
on the need of inquiry and verihcaton, furnishes
a little information about educational nethooS
in Europe and prefaces every chapter VIII rel
a-aroas +o other literature on the subject under
considera ton.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
Gain 6oiels.

dependent cutoff. He also deVotes d chaPteI 10
the use of the slide valve on pumps, and the mo-
lions If tbe connecting rod and eccentric rod
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
LOST.

RANKBOOK No. 23T.2 25s, OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. any
person having a claim TO II Is hereby called
iIDon TO present the same within ten days.
or submit To having said pass book car
ceTed auG a new one issued
lost OF. STOLEN. Bankbook No 4I2 1n6
OF the German savings Bank in the Git
Of New York corner ith-aVe. and i4th-st-.
issued "a Marie Schneider. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned TO the bank on the 3oth day or
January 1903. a duplicate will be isszled
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
LAWYERS.

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P.wxBRoNEKs' SALES.

l. L. FIRUsK. Aucttoneer. 10 BoWerY'
sens Sen 7nCWnl. ~ Simpson & Co, Isl Bow
cry. diamonds. watches JeweIry 1a al pLeGsII PEE II
prior to Nov. l, 1901. to No. I,d"ro anu al
Goods reserved from previous sales.
Ian. I'M. < E Bruckhe. .mer' 2.iSSo 2.iUS od-
ave, clothing pledged prior jan; a2o l. 1nya+ l9uZ
Ian l5-Bv Mayer & Co, 3d. GroVe-St-'
Jersey City. jewelry. etc. pledged prior 10
'an5 Jan o. 16@By $. Mayer. Jersey City, D;
MAYER. Hobokens jewe!ry, ETC. pleoseu
prior Jan. s. 1902
JOS, sHoNGooD < SONS. Aucti0neers'
Jan. 9-CIothing. ETC., pledged prior to
Ian 3 1902: D. Snberstein's Sons. 10 oth-
ave: Silberstein Bros, ,457 6th-aye: h-a,ya.
e,S Jan @TTsiryi R6-cntTei los West 8ist-st
Jan I3-Clothing, H NJ. Wolfe: Josephs
& Co, Jersey City. Cirker & Co. Brooklyn.
1888 Sd-ave.: D VI. Rinaido. 1896 Sd-aye-
Jan. 15-CIothing etc. pledged 10 Jan.
s, 1902 B. Fox, - Sth-ave-
ELI soBEI. Auctioneer. salesrooms 9s
Bowery, sells. 10 a m:
Jan. 9-Jewelry. watches. diamonds, all
goods pledged prior Dec. 80. 1901. from
No. II. 600 to 10000 and all goods reserved
from previous sales; c. Sobel, 50 lst-ave.:
s Wronker & Son. 1887 lst-ave
Jan. 12-Clothing; Isaacs q kieinhauIn'
- Jan. Jan i8-Jewelry. NJ. & j. Gritleheld.
Brooklyn.
Jan. 14-Clothiug. dresses, shoes. ETC.
+. Sobel & Son. sc 2d-ave
Jan. 15-CIothing, women's goods ana
jewe.ry. J. BIaurock & Son 324 Bowery.
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. N. sheehan.
Auctioneer. I52 and 154 Canal-st
Jan. 9-By Thos. Corley. 553 West Broad
way. diamonds. jewelry. etc. pledged TO
Jan. /. 1902
Jan 9-By NJ Lavery. 5e4 9th-ave.,
clothing. pledged to Jan. /, 1902
Jan. I2-By II. McAleenan, 1880 Broad
way diamonds. jewelry, etc No to 90
600. in 1901, and goods held over.
Jan. l3-By Alex Schlang. 1896 3d-aVe'
diamonds jewelrv etc, pledged TO Jan. !.
1852.
Jan. l5-By b Gutter & Co. 449 9Th
ave- diamonds. jewelry etc, pledged TO
Nov. Is. 1901 Nos 81, 99l TO 3I.lo5. and
goods held over
Jan 1G-By E. Berger 460 6th-ave., and
400 W 42d-sL. diamonds, jewelTy. etc, I"
Jan. 10. 1902.
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
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HOW TO GET STRONG.

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Plattner's "BIowpipe Analysis has for more
than thirty years been standard work Of ref
erence for chemists and metallurgists- An
eighth edition in English has just been brought
out by the D. Van Nostrand Company 1t mas
been thoroughly revised, after the latest German
edition. and is now well UP to date. Besides the
addition of many new minerals and tests the
work has been amended by the adoption or the
modern chemical notation and the omission OF a
little superfiuous matter like the description OF
spectroscopic methods.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
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At first blush physics and physiology 90 not
appesr TO he closely enough related to each
other TO call for much attention to the former
bv the medical student However, thinking
man cannot long pursue a general practice WITH
ont recognizing that mechanical energy IS e1-
erted in many such operations Of the human
system as pumping blood into the arteries he
soon observes that the transfer Of gases in the
lungs is an instance of osnoss, that digestion
is matter of chemistry and that in the con
struction and motions of the body many eng1-
neerine problems are dealt with. II. like most
progressive physicians, he uses q microscope
he needs 10 have a little knowledge Of optics;
and whether or not he tries electrical methods
Of treatment. he must have a familiarity With
both the forces involved and the apparatus
commonly employed. These and numerous other
considerations of the same character have led
DR. Z LehfeIdt. of the East London Tech
ricaI College. to prepare a Textbook of Phys
les" Iongmans Green & Co) for the student
of medicine. The idea is d comparatively novel
one but not devoid of practical common sense
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

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Prescott and Sullivan have entirely rewritten
for the n. Van Nostrand Company their First
Book in Qualitative Chemistry" This is not a
general treatise on theory, but handbook oe-
scribing the properties of metals and non-me'ais,
and the principal processes for identifying ana
manipulating them. The authors believe that a
preliminary course such as is here outlined VIII
ft = chemist the more thoroughly for practical
Ia ahoratory work.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

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MORE HABEAS CORPUS.
Federal Prisoners to Be Released Like
Gaffney

Leavenworth, Kan, April E.-United
States Marshal W. II. Mackey, of Topeka,
this afternoon served notice on Warden
McClaughey. of the federal penitentiary,
that six more convicts in that prison
hvae applied for writs of habeas corpus
to secure their release on the ground that
they are being Illegally punished. i'll that
according to their sentences they should
be confined in military prison instead
of in a. penitentiary Their cases are iden-
teal to that of Thomas Gaffney, who Sc
cured his release recently. Among the
convicts who have applied for their re-
lease are John H. Morris, and E. NJ.
Bride, serving life sentences. The others
included in the notice served on the war
den by Marshal Mackey are A. c. Han
shaw, twelve years; Fred ]. Canier, five
years; George H. Ceking, three years and
John Smelzer, fifteen years. The applica-
lions were made before the circluit court
Paul before the appellate court on May 4.
The six convicts are sure to secure their
freedom as their cases are the same as
that of Gaffney. Judge Thayer decided
the GaffneI case. and he will act in the
cases of the other convicts.
Topeka, Kan, April 17.-Twenty habeas
corpus cases which may result in an al
most wholesale delivery of military pris-
oners from the federal penitentiary at
Leavenworth, have been brought in the
circuit court of appeals. and will be heard
before that court at its sitting In st. Paul
in May. United States Marshal Mackey
served the necessary paDerS on the peni-
Tertiary officers today. The prisoners
base their hopes of liberation upon the
release of Gaffney, who was set free
upon the order of the war department
after several months OF litigation over
habeas corpus proceedings. The new
cases resemble Gaffney's in many particu-
lars, and involve technical points of mill
tary legislation