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New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Dec 10, 1907
ARRIVED


Steamer Georgc CBrp. Morgan. Liverpool Deceul-
ber 6. 70 the White star Line. with mdse. Arrived
steamer Potsdam (Dutch). Roggcveen Rotterdam
5 H m s1d 6abn 62p9g9e @ 3 to sns &
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1:o4 a m
s. 70 L " and Armstrong, with sugar. Arrived
steamer Fioride tFrJ CNew. 42ii tons). Faoette
H9Tre SGys6eT ~ 70 i iae & GSmPasne tenGree
sengers and Indse. Arrived At the tsar at $40
II % Barber GO. ballast D-'''''''9 D'''''''S
Steamer Majestic tBrJ. Hayes Southampton and
Cherbourg December II ana Queenstown ~. 10 the
Mhite star Line Line vii With $40 $40 cabin and i6t s5esrase
steamer New York tDu,eh>. Julfs. Rotterdam, De
cember - 10 Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived
steamer Julia LueIenbach, Connen san Juan De-
fsm3T Ger 2n..s = MayasusI T Arroyo & II ana P9pge r. 70
steamer uItonia C3r>. Smith: Trieste November D.
steerege passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Ant1la tcuban). roruehI. Guantanamo De-
cuba Mali SIS CO. with nldse, the Bar al
steamer city of Alfalfa smith savanuah December 1G
70 the Ocean Ss Co. with passengers and mdse Passed in
Quarantine at 4:l5 m -
the ] Southern It Pacific g: with passengers and mdse
steamer @ oeeeehee Fice New M orleans December t.
e 's Sc n at Ts a TO
Steamer lroque!s Chichester Jacksonville December i6
and s1s nass Passed in sandy SANDY leGk S, at 12se
Cable Co Passed in Quarantine at 4:o2 Returned
from repairing cable.
Steamer EI Paso Knowles. Galveston December r. to
the southern Pacific &C. with uldse Passed ouaran-
tine 9l5
Steamer Princess Anne Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk Old Dominion Co. vi passengers
and udse. or Highlands at m.
SAILED
Steamers Arabic (Brl. Liverpool Via Queenstown;
lau (Ger) Bren6n: Astoria (Br). Glasgow via Noville
La Lorraine Fr Havre; Chesapeake. Baltimore
tBrl Montevideo. (Rr,
Shinonosed via Philadelphia Fornebo Clor). NorfoIk
'Nor). Philadelphia: Oilneld Ar
uenan GRrl. Liverpool (from Philadephial Provi
donce Purey tBTl. Singapore and MANILA Ligoner for
Port Arthur; Hellg Olav DAM Copenhagen. Mexico
Havana Progreso etc Finance, Cristobal; Comanche
Charleston Jacksonvie: Camsguey (Cubane Tampco
jefferson. Norfolk Newport News; karSas civ
Savannah; EI Siglo Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
THE VIRA HOTEL SOLD.
An AUCTION BARGAIN.
Goelet Estate Gets the Property
for S135, 900.

The Goelet estate got bargain yesterday In the
auction rooms when 1t bought at foreclosure sale
the Vra. six story apartment hotel' formeriS
the Hollywood, Nos. 10 and 112 West SSth ST., on
q plot 50xs89 feet, between 9Th ave. and Broadway
The property was sold In action brought by
Smith Ely against Vira G. Matthews and other
persons satisfy judgment of about SloS,ooo BY
the terms of the sale 100000 could remain on bond
and mortgage, at e1s per cent The oiddlns started
at 100000 George c. Whaley, agent for the Goelet
estate, got the premises for slS5,e4 Robert W.
Goelet is the owner of record of the twelve story
building No ia to lis. between the Casino Theatre
and the Vira. On the assessment rolls OF this
year the Tira is assessed at $4,000. of which $780,
COO represents the city's valuation OF the land
The property was sold at the stand of Joseph P,
Day. Mr. Day also sold yesterday at foreclosure
No 265 Division St, three story tenement house
TO William H Manning, for sS,43 and NO 164l St
Nicholas ave, a three and four story stone front
dwelling house, to ]. Jacobs for $500. Charles a
Berrian sold at foreclosure parcel 5ox1o x6S6 6xlo0
on the north side of Poplar st. 1872 feet east
s1,025 The sale of the Lenox parcel, sched-
uled TO be sold by Samuel Marx, was adjourned TO
March 2. The auction offerings for to-day are as
follows
BY Joseph P. Day-No. 10 Cathedral Parkway,
southwest corner OF Manhattan ave, 100x72l1 feet
six story fathouse; Realty Operating Company
agt Eden Construction Company, ct al: G. E.
Hyatt attorney; G. w. Clune referee; amount due,
1853 So taxes. etc. s3So e.: subject prior
mortgages. asgregating s1oe, us 20.
BY Samuel Goldsticker-176th ST. (proposed), south
side, 100 feet OF Audubon ave. 156x75x-xs5
feet: vacant; Serbocker Trust Company agt.
c. ". Well, ct a. L. Wescott. attorney: P. J.
Snnott. referee; due, s3541 90; taxes, etc.
s6s4 a5.
Edward H. Ltchieid transferred title yesterday
to the studio and office building No S5 West 2lst
St, 25x9S.9 feet to the Hotel st. James Company
for i,iera
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
STEEL COMMITTEES NAMED.
Appointed from Leading Organizations to
Promote Cooperation in the Industry.

At dinner given few weeks ago, at which Il
large party of men prominent in the steel indus
try the guests Of ex-Judge E H Gary, chair
OF the board OF the United States Steel Cor
poration II will be remembered, a committee
appointed to secure cooperation in the industry.
and authority given to this body to name sub
committees. The general committee, 1t was an
nounced yesterday, is composed Of ex-Judge Gary,
chairman; " L. Corey. president Of the United
States Steel Corporation; Powell Stackhouse presi
dent Of the Cambria Steel Company; E. c FELTON,.
president Of the Pennsylvania Steel Company; c.
NJ Schwab, president of the Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration Willis l. King president of the Jones
& Laughlin Steel Company, and Edward Bailey,
president OF the Central Iron and Steel Company.
The several subcommittee. with their respective
chairTnen, are as follows: Ore and pig iron, w E.
Corey; rails and billets. z C FELTON,; structural
material Charles NJ Schwab; plates. Powell Stack
house; steel bars, Willis Z King; pipe and tubular
goods, ". B. Schiller; sheet and tin plates, I. y.
Scott, wire products. ". z. Palmer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
TELEGRAPHIc NEWS NOTES.

Detroit Tt Dee la-Local creditors Of State Treas
Court hsre against Mr. GlaSier to-day deputy
serve the papers Mr.. Glazier.
Pontiac, Mich. Dec 19.-The wife of Henry Clay
Mard d t wen ell pow5 nc Gnare IS e Of this city, and
fled petition here yesterday TO have her husband
Flint Mr.. Ward is said to have been acting pecu-
liarly for time.
Denver Dec. 1s--Neariy two thousand miners
The mines we're losing monev and have been com.
PEELED to close in Leadve. Creede, Aspen. Silver
ton and other camps.
Philadelphia, Dec: Ia.-overstudy was st the cause
ede ysePday Pd Se of PranK w. eP Of Kas city
No. student at the University of Pennsylvania.
Reading. Penn, Dec. 1S.-The various plants of
urday and remain closed until Monday. January 8.
when some viii resume. The shutdown affects
three thousand
ating in Smyrna early to-day bound and gagged
rpo6 the postoce snd escaped getting little
booty. however Charles Jones, the town watch
be local policeman. approached to ask if any;
Store store i''0'' >''O'' ~ ~ "
Psu5 De- M is faf 5b13s hsTs sse hst as ss Ba eaa
with the Carnegie Steel Company for $4,000 tons
of steel rails
p,ttsburs. Dec 1s-The New Calvary Protestant
mpTessVe PSeesnl a ceremonies today The church cost
$3.50, ,o0e. The congregation has membership OF
lies of Pittsburg Dr. J. H. McIvaine is pastor
Pttsburg. Dec 1e-whle mingIing with holiday
shoppers at Donora, near here last night. Mary
Lindsay. seventeen years old. shot herself No hope
is entertained for her recovery: In her deiiriuIn
the girl calls the name of young man, and Ii is
supposed love affair actuated the attempted sui
eide.
Detroit Dec. 1s.-The Liftieth annivst sary Of the
ordination of the Right Rev. John S Foley, Bishop
Of the Detroit diocese OF the Roman Catholic
of a dinner which followed a pontffical mass d
purse of $500 was presented to Bishop Foley by
the priests of his diocese
the three nasted schooner Fawn Of this city. on
is ss way here from Tampa Fla vent sshore near
been heard from her crew.
totally destroyed the plant Of the Parkersburg Mil
Co,mpany' msnIfacturers ~ Of interior woodwork. en-
Lebanon Penn. Dec Ie-James Dolan a con-
stable. went into the foreign settlement night
10 arrest coal thieves The foreigners set upon the
killing two Hungarians- Dolan Is in custody, but
public sentiment favors his early release.
Chicago. Dec 1e.-Governor Warner of Michigan
he had 10 investigate the alleged attempt to
bribe ten Senators Of the Legislature, to vote
against certain acts IN which the International Har
vester Company said to be interested.
Chicago. Dec Is.-NationaI Bank Examiner E.
p Moxey was again on the witness stand In the
trial of John r Walsh to-day. His evidence was
continuation OF that given by him yesterday.
Judge Anderson during the morning informed the
n e 'iat he that ap the s 80
ed time whenever they attempted to save it
Hammond La, Dec 1s.--Horrinly mutilated and
riddied with shot the body OF Mrs Mary Nelson.
was found lying in what Is known as Happy Woods
I.oad near asEs & today suspcions have fallen
over tbe cwrershtp OF . dog
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Dec 10, & D DAM New Work
via Christiansand.
Southampton. Dec 19-Teutonic tsr). New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Antwerp. Dec 1s-Chester (Dutchl. New York.
Naples Dec loMoraitis tGreeh), New presi1cn.
Lincoln Ger. New York, = m, Necker (Gerl New
palny. Dec 17-Ruthersien tBrl via Adeu
Tore Annunzata Dec lS-Aros Castle tBr). New York
via Portland, Ne
Bombay, Dec 1sArgenfeis Ger New York via Alg-rs
Aden etc
Valparaiso Dec ia-Celia Cs1 New York via River
Plate.
SAILED.
London. Dec 1n-Minneapolis Orr.
Queenstown. Dec TO- 4:I5 ni-AdratIc tBrI New York
Agiers, Dec 14-Principessa Laetitia Utap New York
and Baltimore.
Barbados Dec 1s-Atrato Gr, from New York, KIres-
ton. etc. for Southampton obidense (sr1 from New
Para
Sunderland. Dec 1S-Royni Prince (Brl New York
BORDEAUX Dec 14-TrgnaS Hr1. New York.
Naples, Dec 16-Caronia (Brb New York.
Shields Dec 1S-Phoebus Ger. New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Doc iaLovstakken GScr, Tor New
1ark.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
REALTY NOTES.

EIcVickar, Gaillard Realty Company has leased
the second loft at No. SO Broadway tn the Direct
Line Telephone Company OF San Francisco
A meeting of the West Side Taxpayers Associa-
ton will be held tonight at Nos 265 and e67 West
34th St
julius II. Haas has leased from C c. Hottenroth
the six story apartment house Nos 700 and 702 East
ls1st st. with stores, for term of three years.
Francesca Mill will erect two story frame dwell
ing house 25x45 feet, the north side of Ash
4S5 feet west of Corsa ave 1t will cost $3.50
The Henry Bruner estate has leased to Frank 81
Lambert the six story loft building, plot 5ox5
feet Nos. lis and III Wooster st, for ten years.
Beeknnan & Haye have leased from Philip Braen-
der the loft No. % to 30 West 18th St. for
five years.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
PERKINS INsPEcTs PERE MARQUETTE.

Detroit, Dec. 19.-George w. Perkins, Of New
York chairman of the board Of directors OF the
reorgapized Pere Marquette company. conferred
here to-day with President Cotter and the various
heads Of departments of the railroad This after
noon Mr. Perkins and President Cotter left Detroit
on special train for inspection Of the system
between Detroit and Chicago.
Mr.. Perkins announced that profit sharing plan
is to be worked out as soon possible by which
the principal employees OF the Pere Marquette, all
who have anything to do with making business for
it or are concerned directing its operation, will
share in Il roads success.
Judson Harmon, of Cincinnati. who retired few
days ago as receiver of the road, was also present
at the meeting and addressed the railroad men.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
BOILER TUBE MAKERS MEET.
Formation OF International Combination
Practically Completed.

Paris, Dec. I.-The formation OF an International
combination OF boiler tune makers has practically
been compile cd. representatives of manufacturers
In the United States. England, Germany and Bel
gium having signed agreement, the terms CT
which, however, have not been made public
A meeting was held here to-day. following meet
ing held In Glasgow recently. when representatives
OF the tube makers reached tentative agreement
looking TO the ending OF serious financial losses
now resulting from International competition An
other meeting will he held here within month TO
settle the final details.
French houses for the present unable 70 join.
but II is practically assured that two firms which
do a large exporting business will come IN later.
Their adhesion, however. Will be strictly personal
in no way involving the French association of tube
ma kars. Of which they are Inen1hers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
Notice of Summons.
ATLANTIC CITY. NJ D.
Josiah White 3 sons. Propriefors-


SCPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
~ It J1IaSSOu and Company. Plaintiff lS181
sophia Gold and Land Company - Cf EdenUai1
Defendants. Trial desired in the County % New York
summons with notice
To above uaH-d Defendants:
You hereby summoned to answer the complain; n
this action am TO serve copy cf your answer en- go
Plaintiffs attorney within days after the serv
Of this summons exclusive Of the day Of service and =
your failure appear Judgment WI
lie taken against YOU by default for the relief demanded
II :he COMPLAINT
Dated December IL. 1905
CHARLES POPE Caldwell. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
Office and Post ofnes Address No - Ercst1Va,
CITY.
To Defendant Isaac Gold:
Notice is hereby you that, upon default %
appear the within summons. judgment viii %
against yon for the OF 81 65 Is with interest,"
day % June 1907 ana with the costs az
this action
CHARLES POPE CAIDW ELL, Plaintiffs Attorney
A. Broadway. New York CITY
To he Defendants Isaac Gold and Sophia Gold:
The foregoing Is served you by puohts-
ton pursuant order OF Honorable Charles IL ITuaN
Justice Court Of New York dated
the 11th of December 1907,
plaint on the Office Clerk of tts
York. in the Borough OF Manhattan. cry
Nav York
Dated New York. December u. i99T.
CHARLES POPE CALDWELL
Attorney for the FlalntI
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
FOR SUNDAY LECTURES.
DIR. Leipsiger Beleues alderman s
Idea Good One.

a15e,-,z, t1riferhagen's resolution passed az the
last meeting OF the Board of Aldermen, requesting
rhe Board of Education 10 extend the free lecture
system on Sunday will be presented at the next
meeting nf the latter board. It viii probably be
referred 10 the Committee on Lectures. which os-
fore acting on the subject, will undoubtedly consult
with Dr. Henry NJ LeipzgeT, supervisor OF lect-
ures.
In view Of the fact that il had not been officially
brought to his attenetion, Dr. Lepziger was averse
Yesterday 20 predicting what action would be taken
II is known, however. that DR.. Leipziger has ex-
pressed himself publicly being in favor Of ex-
tending the usefulness OF the public school infiu-
On sunday
In the last term have had free lectures
on week Gays and only eight centres have had them
on sunday Six OF the latter were in Hebrew and
Italian OF the two lectures delivered in English
one was in the Brooklyn Labor Lyceurn. designed
particularly for those who worked at night On
week days, and the other was delivered at Public
School Ilo. In this borough.
1t would seem me-" said Dr.. Laipzger, that
g fdicicus extension Of public school lectures on
Sunday would be helpful and perfectly proper. IL
Sunday lectures are proper, We might be abs to do
q great good among that class OF our popalaucn
sho do net attend the churches on Sunday. or
course, it would be necessary TO make careful
choice of themes TO be presented Sunday. Il
might not be proper to present the details OF
steel making for instance but lectures on ethical
topics or biographical subjects that point great
morals would. L should think. be not only proper
hoard has already authorized organ recitals on
Sunday in such schools as have organs, on the
ground tnat the opportunity of listening to noble
and uplifting music would be distinctly beneficial
The views of Dr. Leipzger are further embodied
the following extract from address made by
him il 1872:
You may walk in parts of our city where block
after block consists OF tenement houses many OK
these occupied by hundreds Of human beings.
LitIe that is slightly attracts the eye, and yet IN
ris midst Of of these unsighily blocks one
comes upon splendid school building whose doors
are closed. Ii is Sunday. The authorities of this
cSy are now considering the proper means of
sfappiing with the excise law, how to recognize
the demands OF human nature and obedience to
public betterment. You close the saloon Where
shall the youth OF our city in these crowded dis
tricts gather?
Why should not the schoolhouse be open on SUM-
day afternoon. and people gather In its main hall
listen to uplifting lecture of bograp phical,
historical musical nature7 Would nor such use
of our school buildings be justified? 1t seems TO me
the tendency should be toward including IN the
r,,bc education all that is best In the movements
for philanthropy which seem to mark our times
In the last report OF Or. Leipziger to the Board
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW yoRA-.--
- r. smith. Plaintiff against Elizabeth
Whelan Louis 3 Wasserstrom. Jacob Robbins. FloTfs
T. Whitaker Henry johnson. Martin Hunt Abrahais
Michael Nanara. Abraham Meyers Edwath
Cooley Herman Buggein Patrick German. patrlcs
Valentine. pefen5ants.-Sumnfons-
To above named Defendants.
hereby summoned answer the Coupiains
in this action. and serve copy of snswer en-
plantinrs attorney within twenty after tns
service of this summons exclusive OF day OF SER
vice. and of your failure appear answer.
taken against by default tor fns
relief demanded In the complaint
York. December =. 1901
JOHN NJ. RIDER. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY, once and Post-
orice Address. - Cedar Street. New York City.
Defendant Elizabeth WheIan.
The foregoing summons Is served you BY ouoii-
cation pursuant order OF Hon. Charles FL IruaN
Justice ot the Suprss.> Court the State OF See
York. December t1th. 1907. and filed with lre
complaint herein in the once of the Clerk OF -
Z. York. In the County Court House N
the Borough OF Manhattan Csty OF New York. on s5s
same day.
JOvIN NJ RIDER Plaintiffs attorney. Ofec> snd y ~
sddrcss No - Cedar St. Borough Of AanhattAn
York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
FUNERAL OF CIVIL WAR VETERAN.

The funeral of Francis NJ Edgerton, real es-
tate man and Civil War veteran, was held last
night at his home, at Myrtle and Walnut streets,
Richmond Hill. Mr. Edgerton was born in East
Poultney. VT, sixty-seven years ago. and in the
early days OF the Civil War helped to organize =
company of volunteers from the students Of Md
dlebury College. He went to the front second
lieutenant and promotion until he became
staff officer under General Howe. For thrty-three
years he usher aIS a teacher in the Sun
day school OF Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, ana
became a close friend OF Henry Ward Beecher.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
PLANS FOR UPTOWN SYNAGOGUE FILED

Plans have been fled with Buildings Supernten-
dent Murphy for the synagogue to be built for the
Temple Ansche Chesed the block IN Hath ct.
from Seventh to ST Nicholas aves. opposite the
new Episcopal Church of the Archangel It will
be a two story and basement edihce of brick and
limestone, patterned after the design of a classic
Greek temple having high porch with Doric
colonnade supporting a pedinent and balustrade.
the latter decorated with twin cupolas adorned
with clustered columns carrying domes. The build
ing is to No00oo, according to the estimate OF
Edward J. shire, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
WILL ENLARGE HOME OF BANK.

Plans have been filed for adding new roof story
Of iron, reproof construction filled in with terra
Gotta blocks to be added 10 the twelve story Office
building OF the Produce Exchange Bank at the
northeast corner of Broadway and Beaver J. n
Fennimore is the architect.
Plans have also been filed for making over tho
three story dwelling house No. "A Eighth ave into
office building with q ground floor store The
improvements are 10 be made for Mrs. Q. .. Potter
5 owner. g r Richter is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
IN THE PRlvATEs sALEs MARKET.

Mortimer NJ Singer has sold No l59 East 1Sth
St, three story dwelling house, 25x1l0 feet to
the Congregation Bnai Israel Saant Anche Zauet.
The house Is to be altered and used syna-
gogue-
Ferdinand Nagel has sold for Herman Willen-
brock No. SIC West d6Sth street, three story
dwelling house, I6Sx95 feet Also sold for Donald
Robertson No 2l70 Amsterdam ave. a dve story
hathouse. with sHres, adjoining northwest corner
Of l61th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
ALIEN EXODUS NEARING END.

With the sailing OF the last of the Christmas
ships early In the week the rush Of returning I'M
migrants ended. steamship agents say. Both the
French liner La Lorraine and the White Star liner
Arabic, which steamed yesterday. however, car
red full capacity of third class passengers,
the former taking So& and the latter GOO. La Lor-
raine obliged TO leave the pier 200 appli-
cants for third class tickets Few tickets have
been sold for the liners sailing next week
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
THREE AMiTYVILLE PARCELS SOLD.

Francis A. Williams has sold to E. O'Brien. for
occupancy, the large dwelling at Grand Central
and Cooper aves., Arltyville. Long Island, plot
l50x25o feet; also adjoining plot, eJox25o feet,
fronting Bay View and Cooper
Mrs. S. V. Spence has sold to Mrs. Alice Nutting
a plot $50 feet Avon Place, AmityviIe. Tho
buyer intends to improve the property.
NJ. r. Lekechan has sold plot at East 18th st
and Avenue n, Amityville.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
METROPOLITAN LIFE LENDS $25o,ooo

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned to Robert Hoe s2So,ooo for three years 8
per cent on the parcels forming the northeast
corner Of Grand and Sheriff sts. and the north
east corner OF Bfoon1e and Sheriff SITS. The mort
cages were recorded yesterday.
Henry Jones has loaned TO Louis Korn 5000 for
one year at per cent on the premises No $40 10
253 5th ave. There is prior mortgage the prop
erty OF S15.GD
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
q, Education he has this to say shout Sunday

lectures<
In some parts of the city lectures are given on
Sundays and large audiences greet the ects tts tbe
Notable Is the course given in co-operaticn viii
BROOKLYN Labor Lyceum on Sunday afterhoons-s ;s
audience OF five hundred gathers there anu o-y
composed IN q large measure or those Who
during the night bakers. pressulen ana ar 90 a.
The ests blishment of Sunday lecture coui ssid
line with the advice given by Huxley "no a,-- So,
'I venture ask. Would there be anyInlEs " iI'e
in using part OF Sunday for the purpose c1 ~
structing those who have other leisure III
edge of the science of nature and Of mans reidtion
u rature7'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Krcnpripz Wilhelm. which reported Cape
30 miles of that station 9:3o yesterday.
f. expected TO dock about 5:30 IN Saturday
The New York. which reported to Cape Race as .l11
miles Sandy Hook Lightship at d yesterday.
is dock about q m Sunday.
TIE Mauretanio. which reported 46o miles
o Sandy yesterday. is expected TO dock
a n to-day.
The which reported South WeIheet
asN $50 miles OF Nantuche, Lightship at $50 "A
Yesterday Is expected DOCK about 80 . TODAY
New-York tribune., 1907-12-20

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Bamrnan. Peter &c Lather; March .. 1902
(revsrsed) e2a As
1907 7.........-..--.....- $50 54
(cancelIed) is.1 OF
Sane-same: December Z. 1905 tcanceIledl-- S33 81
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San1e-saIne: December 2 1907 141 90
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Moran. Kate L-Board of Education OF the
City OF New York December To- I9o7-... JOS o5
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Dwyer; November g. / 17..........-..... 247 62
r ] Gibbons; December 1s. 1900 - 4ss %
Nassau Bank Thorne. Jr-Nay II. 1895 --.- 2o5 10
1898 1eo as
Union Railway Company OF New York City
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(reversed} 80 134 IS
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