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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12
Twcuty-sI1th Assembly District.
Eighteenth Assembly District.

The Third Election District By and within
street First avenue. East Fourteenth street and second
The Fourth Election District Is within
East Fifteenth street. Avenue A East Fourteenth street
TIE Election District bounded BY and within
Fifteenth East river East fourteenth street
East si2tseth srse Avenue East Seventeenth
Fast river Ess, F1tteenth street and Avenue b .,,
Avenue B. East Fifteenth street
a5 Election Piss: Is SOUNDED ., By and . 4ss.
me Ninth Election District bounded By and within
Seventeenth Avenue A. East Sixteenth street
ba Tenth EIse.on District Is bounded By and within
East Seventeenth street Avenue B. East Sixteenth street
The District bounded BY and within
sre 1Sengs e East sixssnth stree, and Avenue B
The Twelfth Election PisSst eSsH.d ny s5a rs
s Thirteentb Election District is bounded by and
within East Eighteenth street First avenue ESst siS-
tsenth Livingston place East sevensenth street
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
Eighteenth street and Third avenue. q, .-... - 49,,
Nineteenth street. Avenus A. East Eashtesnth
The sixteenth Elestlou District Is bounded By and
Avenue A. East Nineteenth street and First
re seventeenth Election District Is bound.d BY
within Twenyhrst street First svsnus East Nine
The Eashteenth Election District Is bounded by and
twenty first street and Third avenue
Ths Ninsteenh Election District is bounded By and
FIRST Second side % First
avenus from Twenty-arst East Twenty
SIDE OF East Twen'hrst street from
second avenue end the east side q sec
from Twenyhrst street to East rwen-
ty-thlrd street
The twentieth Election $ bounded BY and
within south side Of East Twenty third street from &C.
river. East river ESst Twenty-ars
street % First from East Twenty
Twentythrd street. and the west SIDE or
First from East IWeuty-second street 70 East
Twenty-third street.
The Tvventy-hrst Election District bounded by and
Twenty-fourth First East
third and Second
The rwentyeeond Election District is bounded by Ss
Twenty fourth street and Second
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REPORT ABOUT COLUMBIA SALE.

Regarding the proposed sale by Columbia Col
Iese OF the fee OF the lots on the block bounded
by Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth SITS. and Fifth
and Sixth ayes. learned authoritatively yes
ter6ay that 5 prices have been definitely
fixed by the finance committee the property VIII De
offered to the leaseholdeEs through the agents.
Douglas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown & Co.
Ii has been decided 10 restrict all the property
TO private dwelling houses period of twelve 70
ifteen years with the exception, perhaps, OF the
frontage in Fifth-ave-, and perhaps two or three
lots adjoining F1fth-ave.. in Forty-seventh and
ECrty-eighth SITS
The finance committee with its agents, Is now
determining the prices Of the various lots. and II
is the intention to make the final figures attrac-
tive TO the leaseholder, and these prices. having
been carefully considered II is understood. will not
be subject to any reduction
Arrangements have been made by the committee
with the Title Guarantee and Trust Company TO
furnish liberal mortgages at and Al per cent IN
tenants may wish TO avail themselves OF the
offer. and the committee announces there viii be
no expense TO tho ouyer in this transaction.
whether he takes loan from the title company or
MT
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ARRIVAL oE BUYERS.

Fgirsehsims Aurora III; A. kramer. clothing. somer-
killer sIoselev Montgomery. Mo W. ". Moseiey.
MHs1 Meseiey Hannibal No. Philip Miller dry
EoolE Navarro
hacher. games Herald square 80. e.
y j. Actsfnh. 4a-s orlgooQs. lteralc square
Jennie stevens NcComh. IL. dryeoods Nayarre
Culsrnsn & sanger. London. Can; B 81. Mnsoa dry,
Foods: Carson, drsgoocs Ad-ie Il 8 Logan dry
Haiuet -surridge Dry Goods Company St. Louis. No;
Roger haynes, eryFc2ds. Albert
81 C. Beck Chicago H. rubber goods. Broadway
" G. shrock & Sons warrensburE No; Theodore s.
Shrek general merchandise. Broadway Central
George a. Thurber. Warrcnsburg. Nc. boots and
shoes Broadway Central
Barnett Broshers Nevada. No. F. H Barnett general
merchandise. Broadway Central
Geo-re ,. been a Bro lAttie Rock. Ark Miss
iizze Litzkc milliacrr Rossmore
~ ~ Anderson. 81 Thomas. Can. drygooos 81
Dcris
Price Thomas. can millinery St Denis
Mise Gaylorc, Chatham. cam millinery Denis
A. II Cartel. lelc rlcisbuIg. Tex. department
BnleiEh
lIexmer & kramer Peru Ind Charles Il Neru,er
merchant tailor. Grand
~. c'Nen Co. Akron Ohio. W o'Nesl drvrooas
Lspensro - q Moooin. crygoocs. C. r. Woodin.
~ 7 Quinn. Canton. Ohio. merchant tailor Victori,
TT. - Hatch A. CO. Cleveland OHIO. u I. schrvler
c-yEoofs. murray Hl.
~. =. Hatch Co.. Cleveland Ohio. q ! sanr.r
crrrootf. Murray Eir. -
sfE, Baer 2 Funor Company. ST. Louis Nc; z n
h&sc~4inE 2ia VIE sryg0cds. Gerard.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The follo-9ing petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court.
HOWARD WILSON No. 800 West Seventh st; liabil-
flies. SI557s. The principal creditors the
Clinton Bank. NeU-Norl city $1,000: ). Clark.
Broad $3.50. J. A. Philbrick
81 9UU
HARRY V. TILLINGHAST. No. 10 Wall st. liabil-
flies secs: $50 The principal creditors
Ceiyer Of North River National Bank No william
ST. SOL Camille Medenfed, No. IS Exchange Place
No $40 East Eighty nnth-s and No. LOO Second-ave
Liabilities principal
the Lion Brewery Ce3 and an account OF $25.
The petitioner has life insurance OF 81 600
THOMAS r. CROSS. No. 346 West Ftfty-sixth- IL
abilities Sl.s2f So. The principal creditors
Steinhsrit Brothers. New York city $500. Wine
Association. $500
An Involuntary petition filed against NUSS-
BA NJ. No - East Eleventhst. BY three creditors. y
brlanger. Biurgars & Co. Sol. &. A Auffmordt Co.
S54s Minat. Hooper Co. 500 Preferences alleged.
Francis H. Griffin was appointed receiver OF the business
q GEORGE ~. BEkkIAN. rubber. No. % CoFtandt-st.
" q boudo Of
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THE JEW AT HARVARD.
ARsplr to the Charge Of Anti-semitism.


The %evs Era -Iaeazi-r- for February contains
p article entitled -Tta Jew ar Harvard by Al
f-er Beuescr. sn which reply is made 20 the
charge trlt the Harvard atmosphere is charged
v#-r ar-i-eeui-isr. TEo says.
SHAH not attempt re- deny that En- more i7-
stances than ono Jewish student has been dis
Feulzati0ne- secret societies or Traits, so-caliel
Jews are mot entitled 20 membership. though 4
have mind % these fratS' which elected w y
~ the '-non-C.e-r' who had Represented Harvard
apart from these societies. however, j 90 oeIiE
fha- She Jew has been Disseminated against solely
O. account ~ DIS religious belief. The motive has
been personal urU0uuiaTry or social Gndeslraullt4
rather than racial prejudice. The winner last year
of the Baron Pierre &c Courertin medal--a pr1ze
awarded each 10 mem her ~ either the fresh
rneu- iu debate concerning modern French politics
was Henry s. Hirshberg. 81 the freshman class.
brother ~ Rabbi samuel Hirshberg. or Temple
re record - ne Phi BETA Kappa Society FOR the
last few wears contains in the list Of members the
following Jews. Godfrey Morse. 20; Simon Ober-
meyer. "a. Theod1re Sutro. y. Barney sachs. =,
Alfred Tarefzki. 81. Morris Loeb &, samuel Fecn-
fcner 81. James Loeb. s.; Max Minkler SO;
Marcus Caufuan Slcss. 49, Edwin solomon Mack
~. David Abrau Ellis. 'si Max Benshimol 'S5
he{ner 81. Alvin Walter Wise. SO: Alfred Abra-
lam Rcneseh 01. Sanford Henry Eisner Freuno
Ell. Walter Stern Hcilborn. 'Nls lsa1Or Grossnan
'OZ and Joseph Isaac Gorfnkle. %.
And among the honorary members, not gracu-
Htes II Harvard College OF tho PHI Beta kappa
Society. side by side with the names Ct William
LLOYD garrison arr SchulA t-GNlh l.tMIelct zoo
kin. Edmund Clarence SteeInan " lli-an l1eaI
bowels. James Bryce and Alfred Ihayer Mallan
End the name OF Louis Dembitz Branceis Tor
rnery Instructor In the law 81 evidence IN the Har
ward Law School and now q leacer OF the Boston
lar. surely q splendid tribute 70 the scholarship
snd observation-disclosures Of Harvard.
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MORE ALLEGED UsURERs ARRESTED
Firw One Woman Is Said To Be Connected
with Moved to Jersey City.

r<-esel. DEPUTY Assistant District Attorney.
-~ls yesterday Of three mere arrests IN the ioan
FrarBr cases so called. the prisoners being con
-,s-red with financial institutions where aLeseu
aevrious rates # interest are charged loa Loue'
- a. ie ALLEGED is connected with Mitchell q
-, which err1 was formerly in the Pulitzer Build
s-- but since the expose has moved 10 NO. %
cTortrouleryst. Jersey City. was arrested LOT me
-rfr6 time there still being Two cases penaing
ucairst her. She vas hell yesterday IN s7'' oall.
+rr.a other two arrested were Louise Walsh of No
e on T-ir5-s,a and Charles Bri5el. OF No SIS East
!. ertz-fourth- st Both are connected NJ hIest
F-arre with she Manhattan finance N0nlpdHH
- ~ T7~r7 u--r. They also. according 10 MI
T--e=-T. released bail
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DOWNTOWN BLOCK FRONT SOLD

William 4. White & Sons have sold for Mrs
Eleanor VI. Gilliat. of Newport 10 Doninick Ao-
bate and Petro Albino No 129 to AZ West Houston
ST No 15s to 1S2 Sullivan-st and 40. ca 70 IS
Macdougal-st. This is the block front on the south
side of Houstou-st, between MacdougaI ana sum
van sis and is 200 feet in HOuStOu-St, l4O feet IN
Sullivan-st. and lis feet in Macdougal-st The plot
comprises 10 3-5 lots Of lana. ana IS now cpVereu
by eighteen old three story dwelling houses II
has been held I'm the family Of me present. seller
tL.r
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff yesterday received attachment for t5sI4
property LIhrmann & bankers OF
F3rercn Cferrnary Muller Schan Co. FOR
money advanced by the firm in December last deputy
shsffT a COPY attachment third
Justice Davis. q tile supreme court yesterday aP
pointed Thomas W Churchill receiver for the rents OF
No 1875 East Oneh1ndred- st. pending suit
brought Freshman against Abraham Levin
AID others 20 foTec.0se mortgage for $4,000.
The Sheriff yesterday received four executions for
s. against Maher son. builders. the largest
beng f.r 81 10 IN faNur " Beer g Hess.
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A NEW EAST SIDE SYNAGOGUE.

The five story storage house at No. u Eldrldge-
& q feet front and 80 deep. is to be altered
into a synagogue and meeting house for Harris
Gordon as owner. for the use Of East Side Jewlsh
CONGREGATIONS A rear extension is TO be ADDED, Two
stories remOdelled for the use OF the synagogue
ard two above these for the meeting rooms Ihe
Tufldiug is 70 have a new ornamental facade Inc
improvements are estimated to cost $1,000 O
Reissmann is the architect
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ding fair 744d middlins 72sd; ndadlins. lsd
low rnfddllng I'D. good ordinary. IO&di ordinary
sgd The sales Of the day were 5000 bales or When
en- were for speculation and export and included bzo
American. Receipts 1900 bs-es including 500 Amer
FUTURES and closed steadyf American MID
Sis1r roc FEBRUARY 7I3d: February and March 7-13d
March and April. 7i6d; April and May 7lsd; May and
fgd: July. 7.1ed: July and August
lSi August September 7O3d September and Octo-
her 64s and November. 6.l5c-
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ORDERS TssUED.-The following army ano
navy orders have been issued
ARMY.
-. r,s,,.s-z-. rraNK s. Burr. 18th Infantry. -
general hospital H0' springs
t~---s r.s--era-- HFNFN ~ NESI-ls1- -'-h l'laI
--l- COMPANY n fH Com pans D.
,--+..- GEORGE r. BrPN-TI.Ts signal cor1' from re
-a--r-r-- I'd Lakes ~ Ford WOOD
~s-tsn GEORGE 5IBHs s's1al o55Ts ilst5-
- -ss-+--r-- HERBERT !. FREES. signa! eo-rs
f--~ 5r-s =. chez e-al cf7-s~ no 7-f N'oc.
So 7ta...e-srt MAX r. CAREER from ilth lhia'V.
20 20 Irts----. Cdrnlar. L. ,---,. %,
-enar+rsu- % Da1c-a. as 'tleI 20 ~, -. - su-a
william " Gl,ae-r pa-i,ast7r- 10 MS n-i'
-. 60, 1yr5o,-A7D K GRAVES from N-y--
$3.50 - ~ F1-t Drueas. 70 accompany I'm m
fs-f-v 10 rre Philippines.
NAVY
---.- ,f7r-7,. detached charge Tv .tt5
-.rr---ure uisr-f- sen Francisco ~ e'1'1'ai-'
c----,-ss- ~ ? DAY. detached ne Mohean: 70 o'le
--le.. r,rI-rouse ustric-. san Francisco
!. .-,-,-+ -----rsrser r RODEAN. detached ne 10
AMOS naval station. Honolulu. 70 Aslauo o1a'-'--
.-e-s-- commander A. p NIBI.ACFl. 20 command ne
,-s-s-- r u1NsE-P To Union Iron Works as assist
s-- inspector ~ equipment and ordnance.
Y.-usaant o. T. DUNCAN. detached naval ho-P -,
Nev-York 70 washington eXsnlIla'loI --' -'-
--er- -nerce hone and await orders
-rovrsFD1Ts OF NAVAL vEssELS.-Ihe fol-
,ov-,r movements Of vessels have been Reported
- the ,>srv Department
ARRIVED
r.e,.-v 1o-rhe Minneapolis ana tho ArnPhitrte At
,-.r-,,--, TIE Detroit AZ Puerto Plata
ne 7-slts- cruiser PugIia arrived al san Fra1olso0
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BANK TO HAVE NEW HOME.

The Mercantile National Bank. at the southwest
corner OF Dey-st and Broadway, intends 70 erect
the site four story building for it's own use
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MErHoplsrs NOT 70 UNITE.

chicago. Feb. 1.-THE scheme OF President James
q Northwestern University Tor uniting and sys-
sornatizfuc Methodist educational institutions
throughout the worid vas voted down to-day by
the college presidents who are meeting at North
western University They adopted resolution
that We as an association, 90 not consider the
nan practical nor DO We look upon IL with favor.
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two FIVE story double apart

ga and sls Ienox-ave two five story douDle apart
ment houses, with stores 25xS4 feet -
j. Clarence Davies has sold for Mrs. LILY cor
,isb tba three story frame three family house, on
LOT 25xq5 feet on the east side OF LafOntaine-aVe-
north OF One-hundred- nd-eightieth-st.. known as
No 211s Lafontaine-ave.
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REAL ESTATE.
Big Building to Stand on Baydrd-st.
PO7Crr House Site.

Tho Metropolitan Street Railway Company has
sold 20 Westinghouse. Church. Kerr & Co. tho
old power house az Bayard-st. and the Rowery.
The purchasing company mauufactu electric en-
rinc.. It's office s. Nc Brdge-st II will erect on
the site OF tho old power house a twelve story
building for its use The property has a
frontage ~ 700 feet iu the R0wery and Elizabeth
g.. and ZT feet in Bayard-st.
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GOOD PRICES AT AUCTION SALE.

The auction sale IN partition proceedings OF the
holdings OF the Stephens estate. held yesterday at
the Real Estate SaIesrooms by Philip \. Suyth.
was well attended one Of the principal parcels.
No. 80 East Twenty thiru-st. was sold TO NJ Grass
helm for S03.5y. Excellent prices were Tea ture
- Ia
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BUYS SITE FOR LOFT BUILDING.

Collins & Collins have sold for Mrs. Mary z.
rierstadt No 100 West Twenty-eighth-st-. two
story private stable. lot 25x9ss feet The buyer
will erect the premises loft building fSr MS
own occupancy. The same firm was the br0heE III
The sale of No. 724 Fifth-ave. for Charles W.
Nfnraa 10 Mrs. Bierstadt.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Pophan-ave Nos l96 and los. pa story frame
dv-eIIfng house eSxs1 feet: Paul Peterson. owner;
H. w Howard jr. architect; $500 - - -,
Hughes-ave.. east side. 200 feet west OF Oneh
dred fghtv-seventh-st. rear ore Story brlck
bakers oven 9Sx19 feet; Michael Banisano' owner
{. f Iohse. architect; SOU.
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AsToR loET BUILDING LEASED.

Colonel John !. Aston has leased 20 Jonas c.
Goldsmith the eight story loft building. No
2 10 IS West Thirty-f3urth-st-. 75xeSs feet for
term OF twenty-one years, at q graduated rental
OF from $1,000 20 A25." a year The property ad-
Joins the Aston Court Building II was erected for
MeEer lonassen.
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LEASES FoRTY.THlRp.sT. BUILDING.

Ernest F. Hafner. Of the Office OF George A
Bowman. has leased TO the Richmond Automobile
Company No. g West Forty-thlrd-st. two story
building for a term Of years.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied Judgments I'm sums ever
800 were filed yesterday. the first being that
OF the debtor the second that OF the creditor and
date when Judgment filed:
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BUSINESS FAILURE.

GsIDOR Il ri SSEEl. dealer furnishing goods
az No - barclays. assigned yesterday for
Of creditors Moray LeWeo The liabilities
and the $3.50
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Election Notice.
Board of Elections
CT THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
General once. tO5 West 41st street.
R0rouxh of Manhattan.

Notice hereby given. IN pursuance Of chapter eo9
Laws a 1896. amended Section To- Chapter %.
OF 1901 Of the boundaries o. each o. the election
Twelfth District
Borough Manhattan of the Of the places q
revision q registration or February lSth and Of the
for the special Election O. be held FEBRUARY
22d 1a4 in OF election districts within
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SOUTHERN coTToN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

faverpooi Feb. II. 2. m.-Cotton-Spot-Mod 10
business done. prices - points higher American mid
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Election Notice


between EsSt '3 TE.Elee Election District IL 49,.
Twenty-third street AZ sxth street. Easf 80 y IA
- y rst aEen.a -ler p.
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tn. r.. :, Assembly Distrfr.
49, Iwenty-fourth street -r = bounded b. ana
IsxinEior SeSond avenue East rvTs91 A@sS rs,et
r.s .-s r Seeona Election District "a bo,,, I'd
- - l"-nly- siXth street sece-f Dolleed b. IA =
Ievi1ef , -l--ld avenue. East TvvensS East Yes
-. ne r tn. Election District is hon., a.
hIth street and seeo5 eel blrst avenue - wa.
nj, ne Fourth Election Dislret 4. 49,. $50
..s1.h 49, ssFenlh street. Firsf - " and wfs
second svsv East FiNer East Twentv taSt fssor-
n. ne Fiftn Election District Is bo,-,., "a
sixth street ana Mis- . second avenue 50. VIVA
IN ~ slNtn Election District IS bor,4.s . -
go -. l'y uihIn street. Third averns aad wa,
- Inc seventh Election District h. bo,-s. -
--1... '"gy ANITA street Second avsnrs ~ nt VIA.
esntn street and Third avenue 1@-e. East w.
~ Inc Eighth Election District Il, ho,y-s, -
Ltat twenty ninth street. East liver 80 ~ ard v.s
$500 fllst avenue. East Twenty-ssvestt -szs:s
RI, The Ninth Election District f. bo.,,i.s I'd
street. ana second sysBI East river East Essesr.sa
- Ihe Twelfth Election District IL borr,s.s
and ercS nsst street. East river East TSr.ss ra
The Thirteenth Election Distric. q. -.
within East Thirty second street -. -lef ~ ma
third street. East river. East hirtvsls NJ
The Fourteenth Election District Z. 49,.
Tlinl1 6 ss,t Lairy- tniTd street First aps, 81
The Seventeenth Election District h b,-.
within East Thrty-flurth street East rtvs &c ~ as4
tniTd street. and Second avenue. '-' Aasr T1lrsye
Tho Eighteenth Election District n -
within East Thirty-hfth street East river Va 2 "a
fourth street and Second avenue. ~'t I1nsS-
The Nineteenth Election Dfstrf~e - -.
within East Thirty-sixth street East 49, &c sz5
hfth street. and Second avenue. '-st Ea1rr-
The Twenty-secOnd Election District IA 49,.
within East Thirty seventh street. Ear - y an4
Ihtrty-siXth street. and second avenue "fT Asf
The Tyventy-third Election District is Scuus.s -
seventh street. and Second avenue -ea' Eairsy-
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Country Property for Sale.

hight ROOM HOUSES Hollywood, N j., $4,000 to
u Sls5Oo; Aendale $4,000 Paterson. 81 500 improve
ments. 800 ACKERMAN. go West Broadway.
Franklin--4 200
COUNTRY SEAT. Rockland County: ia acres; good
L J mansion: improvements; barn. outbu'dinss:
-. denot mile SlsOOo BOHR, Spring Y
non sAIF-An up date hotel in Northern Vermont:
II hT summer trade; bargain; write partlci-
isrr & p THRASHER New Haven. Conn.
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JUDGMENTS

The following judgments in sums over 800 wers
fled Yesterday. The first name being that Of the
debtor
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v,,, Election District IS bounded rs. az szfrrs
So .s-Eth street. second aFei1' - and Lf
E .s. -rstrg avenue. East SIXTY -llu4-- 49, -.
nsSon sscond Election District = oolnaq rst szy
-. c1vtv.- sfshth street. Fifst a'o--- -
stree, -Li4 Tsctf1n District Is bounce am 50
r.. ss.vsntisth street. East River A-'s' -.
ana First avenue. -,s.-s-. - bounded by anl -
The Fourth Election Dl $50 venue. East sixl
Vast Sixty-ninth street - -
st.sSe -tS,h section District Is oouU' T.sf sxy-a
-. ~ =aetv,ertfeth street. First avenue -.
street silI r-i~tt-r District Is houi-e sixr-1
- me So. - srreet second avenue. So -
"a Lexington avenue n..--.faT ara
styee-. - risct!on District Is r1s- So
r..sf Seventy-second street se .sss
fsr-h street. and I1eNinsl.u bounded ~ az -rf.1
- --t. rigbtb Election District 7 r.s- even
East Seventy-drst street 4 - r.rl
st.-L 80 rfe~fon District IS o.i'l- ave1ua -.
- - ,f eavenfv-scCccd -ti5 -.i.s5 sree-
-. s-e- rasr river 60 tslsi gvarle
49, srest 10 FIRST avrlr ---rsf irene -
sSe.,Ss-. r,rnsr ~ East seventh --sr * -.
i,,.--.,--T- Erection 70 ire south Nea- ssr1
-ersnd street ara Ayenle =. b,rsel ~ and 49,
~ T~srfh Election District = .-sss from -
ne T-9st Seventy second st.e .iiss @ -
avs1,is from East Seventy -. 1850 ana 500
svenuS' sf-csf past ssventy-nrst street, $50
rOHN r. NOCl.rrf
r0HN afAGUl.-----rr 20
pT-DOITH C. ,ctile
February 18th. Dc4 S'1-
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SURGEON TErANORE pROWNED.-Acuns al
....-t General fIau to-day received cable ois-
- e-C-- Major General Wade al Manila, saying
-f1. Contract Surgeon Teta-nore wss oroVleo ~
49, rirFt 0f February e. The oooy mas "'N -
haa~ recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12

February i2sA- iSoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12

PERMANENT CAMP sITEs-The House Com
,rras on Military Affairs to-day continued US heai
Sc on the question 90 the selection OF a IrenaIe"'
military camp site delegation heaoeo - -
- n " 7-,-+o0 General Willard Warner
l.lo-,. rs X stuart Senator Bate and Representa-
,,e Noon o, Tennessee Representative LacaoN' "I
GEORGIA and ~ W. Halrrook was heard lll 49,,
~ rol-rion al -hi1gaua 1ca as q ltI iilellylN
~ f-.--....-a+f,-a Needram. Of California. pre-
$50 l.rI-raratfve settlement n the nuIIoeI o.
srocre ir the Pacific Coast St1fes- ih' e'''illl1
,,..r '...,--f--.r Tho hearings 0U TU0sl0l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-12

MARINES FOR THE PHlIlPPlNES.-lI W
- !. -, ~, Tena rtrncnt to-day that a
,s.ts-to- ~ about Six hundred marines READY %
r. embarked for the Philippines IS I, .e b G
~ - F--arrfe~1 about tho end OF W lloLll- =
~ 5if+ior-i f0rce 10 take the place g. men coming