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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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sSers os zn Irish -ir.ssxs-weu
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TIE Witzess-Sh1rs- an ID szy tie
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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

and second husband. IL she ventur.s
and can discover a man rish eauzl
courage. 70 renzrTy. become ozseas.s
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

Why should b married in a dress
suit
For two reasons It's fashionable.
and then yoGH have = dFess suit
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13
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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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please 1a1z SooEs- or later. zz1 v-oe-
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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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Rough o1 Sksete-S. agreeable TO Ese.se
2 s Wells. CheziSs- Jersey CITY. " ].
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13
NEVER SAY DIE.

She-But II you have oompletely
cured Mrs Tooter. you have done
away with one Of your nost lucrative
sources Of income.
The Doctor-Ah. but III present her
with my bin. and then III have 20
treat her for nervous prostra.Ioa.
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13
For cole. ara c-Iro-csg,sI-.-

N h-sf rena@dY for Gr.pa ans CatEs ls
Hieks' ckpl1zre. EeGesss tne arEl-E a-d
fsF@Ttshns~s rurss the rd.t3- fsea .tsrfs-s
alsa. If-s I1qztf-F. F.-es5fs laln-ay1zate elT-ll
: and zar st Drug S-ares
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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ID water
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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hsi1z from The sal
San. he-s.- rsSuiaed tie wzztEaty.
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13
Thrilling Experiences.

Have you ever had snF hair-
breadth escapes from DEATH
Yes. two once I vas judge in a
baby show Another time. inter
fered With man Eho Eas beating his
wife
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

r. school Ezr1e1 h1ea las hse1 .
-zrkzbly 6eEs.os@1 II Szz Aztozso.
Tex Uk5ch = szid 20 have more
Ezrc>zS attzrhe5 20 its schoosx than
s-y other place q its size II th4
wo-id Thsre are s1= q these ezltt-
vzfsd plots ATTACHED 10 the - schools,
the gardens va-Fizg fruz oz@tsrth 70
c1eqzzrrsr o. a. zrr@
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13
certair,r cons.nlenc. Econorx

Never has there been known a case
where Miieheirs Eye Salve has not
given notable relief A pure harmless
salve for application to the surface
OF the eye lids: the simplest of meth
DDS with wonderful results The price
2s cents places IL within reach q all
All druggists sell IL
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

sx /, pusssc o~-isE-cssnsy Treasurer
es crs-ssry. Teas

a Ps-ki-s. COz-u Treasurer os
3rnrszry. Hood Co Tens says;
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

wesz=n Brick wcr.e-x
PruSsta's brick yards employ ze.rIy
- COO uouea-
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13
ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Gardiner. Maine--"I have been q
Rreat sufferer from organic troubles
Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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Oxford eagle., 1909-05-13

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New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNIrUKk.
FORECLosrRE SALES


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YOkK.-New Netherlaad
Bank OF New York. Plaintiff, against
Anna Perry Crompton. William Cromp-
ton. Gertrude Atkins. as Executriv Of the
Last VIII and Testament Of arthur r.
A-kins, William .. Grant and Cdo II.
tIslschuaun, Defendants.
IN pursuance OF & Judgment cf fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered
IN the above entitled action ana bearing
date the 11th day OF March, 1909. L the
Undersigned. the Referee IN said iudg
ment named, will sell al public auction.
at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos 14-l6
Nesey street. n the Borough Of hanhat-
tan, City of New York on the sth dsy
of April. 1909 at II o'clock noon on that
day. by Joseph P Day. Auctioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO
De sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot OF land. With the
building and improvements thereon. stu
ate in the City. County and State Of New
York, and lying in Section 4, Block 1880.
scribed as follows:
Beginning az q point on the Westerly
s!de OF West End Avenue thirty feet
eight inches Northerly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the West
erIy side OF West End Avenue with the
Northerly side Of Eishty-sighth Street
Which point IS opposite q party wal
standing partly on the lot now being de-
scrtbed and partly on the two lots ad-
joining the same on the SoutherIy side
thereof; rdnuinS thence Westerly parallel
the wav through said marty wall seventy
eight feet six inches C75 Il. 9 tu.); thence
Northerly parallel with West End Ave
nue. twenty feet go fl 70 q point oppo-
site a party wall standing partly on the
premises now being described and partly
on the premises adjoining the same on
the Northeriy side thereof; running
thence Easterly again parallel with
Eighty-etghth Street and part OF the way
through said party wall seventy-eiga at
feet six inches (TS It 6 in.) TO the west
erly side OF West End Avenue and
thence SoutherIy along the Westerly side
OF West End Avenue twenty feet TO the
point or place OF beginning.
The premises hereby described being
subject TO q certain declaration made BY
said Alice DeWolr Kearny prohibiting
the erection OF any building or structure
on part of the premises hereby described
as reference thereto will moro fully np-
pear.
Dated. New York. March II. 1908.
TERENCE J. McMANCS. Referee
SACKETT CHAPMAN & STEVENS At
torneys for Plaintiff. 154 Nassau Street
(Tr1buue BuildinE). New York
The following IS a diagram OF the
property to be sold; its street Number IS
$50 West End Avenue. Borough OF Man
haitian, City Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
DOESN'T KNOW WHO GOT HIs GOAT.
Famous Relic Of Harlem Tin Can Period Miss
ing-Barnard Girls Had Initiation

We'll they certainly got my goat" was the way
in which Charles Friedgen. proprietor Of drug
store across tbs street from Columbia University.
at 12oth street and Amsterdam avenue, expressed
himself yesterday Il can't say who they but
my goat has gone"
This was IN reply to question 70 the where
abouts Of the last Harlem goat" which has for
q year been fixture in Doc Friedgen's estab-
Iishment- The goat was expected 10 stay there
because It was stuffed. 1t live goat up TO
two years ago, and the last Of a long line that
roamed the heights above Morningside Park
Not long ago Doc" Friedgen took the goat to
meeting of fraternity that has been started
Columbia He doesn't suspect the new order or
the faculty the students at Columbia But hs
has heard that there initiation last night In
Whittier Hall, where many Barnard students live.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

I CoArHSfAE and GROOA-siDgle. 50,
! thorough horseusn: expert rlder a1lo
! driver civ or county; temperate. oollglng,
| n III d Tribune Uptown once 1893
/ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
TE COMES, he COMES!
~Strong and Cute, H handsome
W;boJ and Such q Ciceronei

r-7.-,i-b-Irish cicerone 70 reach this
t-Is ..-,1 Of 2 Job arrived here yesterday N the
po-' .,r,r Of the American liner Phiiacelphia-
sc0O- ,;s+ed On the steamers manifest as r. r
nc 80 and described himself 10 the ship news
Nanos :. .s-rong and cute In the course Of
el---s-sa+ior ne added that he was tVenty-tAree
tls ~ o1s. and although the reporters were making
yea ,-es of his appearance, he insisted that he
Insi-- Ins,7s5 IN print as Handsome, and sunburned
- .r5t-of-door sports
= .,.,or7g5 he has place IN LONDON open 10 hlff'
- a. Z salary Of $4,000 year. and owns.
= sse-rs 25-horsepower motor car. ued up IN
ne -. N the British metropolis Mr. Tandevelde
evfo77s 70 become pilot for wealthy A1neri-
i a., o,a who cares to do" Europe and not
. ..s;,,-f7sn7rned" by the Continental sharks shouo
= -.-,r,cs-e with the Flemish-lrish cicerone, ne
-. ue said he would so TO the Hotel Bel
- hui I'D 10 a late hour last night he had not
.,s5 there. IN the event Of his changing his
,,.sl he said he might be found IN the care OF the
American Express Company
-. +an reporter who has tramped the water
=. ,or fourteen summers told Mr.. Vandevelde
So. tboueb born IN Connecticut, he had the in
- II the AIissourian. Would the cicerone please
..-T ~ what advantage he could be to wealthy
Americans? ,-,,-.
..7-be advantages secured by hiring me are 50 nu-
-o,,s that Il would be well that ! write them. as
80 r7ust be recorded correctly or not at all"
~ Vande-eIde hereuDon jotted down on paper
-, ,-sr5ors little tricks the said Alr- Nandevelde
o,,l5 tur1 in the way Of convenience and saving
- tba marty that hired him for Continental
:unkst. - .-,.,,,.--
-ps+ Vas beyond cayfL He knew where cool spots
-,e-s 70 be found in the heat OF summer. and he
,iso l-7ev where it was 'tabasco in the evening
abovs all he was thrifty, and had come over in
a., se-or5 cabin merely TO save S1e.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
MoTHERIN-LAW KILLED IN FIGHT
Police Say She Received Blow Intended for
Her Daughter.

Mrs. Bertha Kircheimer widow. sixty-eight
years old, struck during an alteration between
her sor-in-law. Henry Cohn and her daughter May
yesterday In her apartment at No. 1909 Second
avenue, according to the police. and IN falling she
struck her head against the door and died from a
fracture.
general alarm was sent out for Cohns arrest.
According TO the police he went TO his rnother-in-
IA" $ home the worse for drink. His wife, Mrs.
hfrcheimer's daughter May, with her eight-nonths-
old baby In her arms, met him as he entered and
upbraided him for appearing in en intoxicated
condition. This angered Cohn, and he made rush
for his wife. who from the room. Mrs Kirch-
elmer blocked Cohn's way. the police say as he
pursued his wife, and the son-in-law's raised fst
fell upon Mrs Kircheimers face. She fell and
struck her head upon the threshold
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
JANIFoRg DISCUSS RECENT FIRES.
VIII Act with Authorities in Averting Danger
to Tenement House DvelIers.

The two recent fires the East Side which re-
suited in several deaths and which were due partly
TO the bIockaded condition Of the fire pes were
productive Of mass meeting Of the Janitors' So
ciety Of New York at the Educational Alliance
Auditorium. in East Broadway. last night. While
direct action was taken, the subject was dis
cussed fully by several speakers in English and
Hebrew.
Michael Brown. president Of the society, told Of
the need Of cooperation among the iantors and
of the many ways they could be of assistance to
the authorities in enforcing the health and fire
laws.
Edith Howe gave Illustrated lecture on How
TO Save New York Babies This Summer" The
other speakers were DR.. Henry F1eischuan. admin
tsrator Of the Educa tional Alliance; Dr.. Henry
Louis Iande.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03


NEW YORK SUPREME CO-RT. COUNTY
of New Tork--Lawyers Tits Insurance.
and Trust Company, as surviving trustee
under the last Hil snd Testament Of Abrz-
ham Schoils. deceased. plaintiff, against
Adolph Apothsker aud others. d4fendentS-
and sale duly entered IN the above entitled
action bearing date the sth day OF April.
1903, I, the rsIeree in said judgment named
viii Sell ct public auction. at the New
YORK Real Estate SaiesroCDs. Nos IA-t6
Nesey Street, in the City OF New York
May 1909, at twelve o. clock noon on that
day, by Joseph P. Day. Esq. sueticneer
the premises directed by said judgment to
be sold and therein described as follows:
All u AT certain lot OF land, with the builc-
ing thereon erected. situated in the City OF
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at a point on the westerly side OF
Avenue 8. distant 20 feet southerly from
the south westerly corner OF Avenue 3 and
Seventeenth Street; and running thence
westerly parallel with Seventeenth Street,
wall. 100 feet; thence southerly. and par
allel with Avenue X. IS feet; thence cas-
-e-Iy again parallel with Seventeenth
Street and part OF the distance through an
other party wall. 100 feet. 70 the westerly
SIDE OF Avenue 3: and thence northerIy.
feet, to the point OF place Of beginning; said
premises being known as No. 2S2 Ave
Dated, New York, April 9th. 1909.
GEORGE &. WELLER. Referee.
LACHAfAN & GOLDSMITH. Attorneys for
York City. Borough OF Ma haitian
The following is a diagram CT the prop
erty 20 be sold
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
TREASURE IN THIS JAP SLIPPER.
After It Took Wings Ada Rayner, a Negro
Maid Was Arrested.

Miss Belle Bardon. Of Wisconsin put s15o in bills
IN japanese slipper and then put the slipper into
clothes press Friday night before she started out
with Miss Helen S. Dickinson. teacher o. No. 1927
Broadway, TO see the sights Of that thoroughfare
further downtown. When she came back she looked
IN the slipper and found that the small change had
been taken and only q 800 bill was left.
Detective Cook suspected Ada Rayner negro
maid and in making investigation OF the kitchen
ne said that he found ;he money in a closet in
which she kent her street clothes. The maid
arraigned In the West Side court yesterday and
held in 81 coo bail by Magistrate CoTrlgan after her
LAWYER. also a negro. mad waived examination
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
PARTITION SALES.

SCPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Adelaide \ Halsey, plaintiff.
against EsteIls Ralch Harwood and othsrs.
defendants
nent OF partition and sale, made end en-
tered In the above entitled action. bearing
date the 4th day OF January. 1909 L ths
undersigned. the rererea IN said judgment
rsulsd, will sell at public auction At r1s
Exchange sales Room. Nos. 14-l6 Nes9y
Street. IN the Borough o. Manhattan. n
the City OF New York. on the 18th day OF
Nay, 1909 az II OCloCk noon on that day
BIZ BRYAN L. Kennedy. aucticneer. The
premises directed BY said judgment 20 ee
sold and therein described as follOws-
All that certain lot, piece CT parcel or
land. situate in tAe Fifteenth Ward. in the
Borough OF Manhattan IN the City OF New
York known as No IS1 Araity Street now
West Third Street distinguished as Lot
No 40 Cfortv) on a certain map known as
Map OF property belonging 70 Thomas x
Mercsin. situate in the Eighth Ward of tie
city Of New York, April. 1s15. Z w.
BRIDGES. City Surveyor" which nap was
1Ied IN the Office OF tbs Register OF The
CITY and County of New York On the 10Th
day OF April 1875. IS map 20. ard buttso
point on the northeasteriy side OF West
fnird Street formerly Anity STREET.. two
hundred and three (200 feet nine 90 men
ss from the noTIhWesterly corner o. sdld
west Third Street and Macdougal street;
and running thence southeasterly' alo1s
said West Third Street, twenty-thFee t@Sl
feet 20 q lot numbered forty one t4-l On
safd rra9. thence northsastsriy. along SAID
lot number forty-one t4l). one hundred
900 feet TO land now OF late oslonslaS .
AIRED 8 PelI. thence north westerly. along
the said last mentioned land. thirty t39l
feet 70 land now or late belonging 20 David
s. Jones; and thence soUthWesterly. a-ohs
said Land Of David s. Jones. one hundred
400, feet thee 80 inches 20 ths place cf
beginning -
Datsd New york. April 26th- 1909.
DANIEL ? Hay ,. heIsEss-
c. W BENNETT, Platutif1's Attorney.
No Rector Street y Y city
HERBERT s BRJSSEL.
ttorr,ey Tor Defendants Harwcod and
others. 81 Wall Street. N 7. City
JOHN DILL, IT..
Attorney FOR Defendant Hoidens
a9 Court Street Brooklyn, y z
Tia following Is a diagram OF the prop
.rtv 70 be sold: its number being l3l West
Third street. (fornerly Amity StreeO:
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions for
The Tribune received AZ their Uptown
Once No. 1884 Broadway between S5th
and 37th sts-, Until . o'clock p m Ad-
vsrtissments received at the following
branch Offices At regular once rates until
O'Clock .. n, viz: 264 Sth ave. g e.
cor. go ST.. 155 9Th ave. cor. l2rh St. IO4
East I4th St; 25T West 42d ST. between
Tth ard Sth aves.; 2s3 West I25th ST: lO55
Sd ave: 1925 50 ave. near 6lst 81: 1ICS
1st ave. near seth st: 15T East 10Th ST.:
756 fremont ave. $50 5t ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

The approximate amount OF the Hsn or
charge. TO satisfy which the above ds-
scrioed property is 20 be sold. Is $50. 707. 81.
with interest thereon from the 26th day ot
March. 1863. together with costs and allow
anees, amounting to S93SC5. with interest
from the Sth day Of april. 1903. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The ap-
rates assessments. or other liens. which
are TO be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
the purchase money. OF paid by the ref
cree. is S64lJ2. with interest
Dated. New York. April 9th. 1909
GEORGE E. WELLER. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
and 9Th sts, until o'cloclS ?. Ad-
yertIsemsnts received at tie following
branch offices at regular Office rates Until y
0 clock p m, VIZ; Ze4 sth ave. 5 e
cor ed at: i5S 6th ave. cor. 18th st, : lt4
East 14th St 2J7 West 42d st. between
7th and Sth aves.: 263 West 125th St: 1898
50 ave: 1926 Sd ave. near G1st St. f70S
1st ave near seth st: I57 East 125th ST.;
1Ss fremont ave: $50 Cd aYA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No l5Sz broadway. between S6th
vertisements received at the following
branch ofices at regular Office rates Until
cor. 23d st: l53 9th ave, cor. 18th st: iOz
East 14th St; 257 West 42d St, between
Tth and Sth aves-: 263 West 125th ST; 1898
Cd ave. 1895 50 ave near 6ist ST: 1T0S
1st ave. near s9th st; 157 East 125th st:
75G fremont ave: $50 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

Ar,1-FKTTsEMENTS and subscriptions for
me TrIoune received a. their UptoEr
Ses5SA NJ 1884 Broadway, between 35th
sna S7th sts.. until 8 o'clock p m Ad-
,-srtfsenSsnts recsived at the following
branch oasess al regular, once rates unt4 5
Co- 5sd St: I53 6tn ave- cor. i2th st.s iO4
-, snd S,h aves.: 2s3 West 125th 81. io35
a sve f6a8 sd ave near 61st St: i7OS
-. evS near s9th St; 157 East I2SSh ST:
756 Tr.r,o-t ave: ESQ 80 ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
Losr-BANKBuoks.

IOsT.-Bankbook No. 3C4. .541 OF Dry Dock
savings institution Any psrsOn having
claims upon said BOOK Is calied upon 20
nressnt ths same to the bank within thirty
aavs or the said book viii be declared can
celied auS sxtinguished and q new one IS
sued IN lieu thereof
OST.-Psssbook No. 1O4. los. issued by the
Union Square savings Bank. formerly
the INSTITUTION for the savings OF Aer-
chants Clerks Finder VII please return
it to the bank
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-No OBJ
lection TO the country; best reference from
last family; $50 10 S22 Central Bureau.
$50 9th ave- Tel. 8294-3Sth-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

EOTSEKEEPER GyorkiuE).-By neat
American gin. good cook. sews well. eK
c.llont manager; highly rncoum- nded. city
or country. Norrow's Bureau, T21 LexinE-
ton ave Tel l92s-Pisza-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
cARANNE DIVORCE SUIT UP TO-DAY.

ST. Louis, May 2-Janes S. Cabanne. Sd seven
years old. who taken from the home of his
grandmother April is by Broughton Branden-
burg who said he acted for the boys mother. re-
ceived q warm welcome to-day on his arrival from
san Francisco with his father. James s Cabanne.
Tomorrow Cabannes divorce suit against Mrs. Ca
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

COACFIAIAN. &c. - HOUSEWOhh- &C., &c.
Tt.S1l7e A-ne-jcan couple: man coachman'
gardener. useful; wife general houseWorKeI' >
eoo5 references: wages S35. Osterbergs Bu-
reau. 71S Lexington ave, 5Ith-osth sCs
Tel 1n55-plaZa.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

COAcHNAN OF GROoM.-By neat. tidy.
srocth faced Irishran; careful, reliable ;
vviu be useful az anything needed: eKceileat
refe-ence- Carpenter Bureau, la oth ave,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03

HIGHLY CULTURED. ho1ora bic. con
genial gentleman. IS, would act as valet
and companion; travel 81 necessary: high
est references Trustworthy. Tribune Of
New-York tribune., 1909-05-03
sURRoGATE's NOTICE.


SCRROGATES' COURT. County OF Nsw
1ors.-In tne master OF the Application
for Letters OF Administration on the Gvods,
Cnatteis ana Greats ot JOHN y. CARTER,
deceased.
In pursuance Of an order Of Hon Abner
c. Thomas. one Of the slrrogates OF the
County or New Herk, dated April y. 1903.
notice IS hereby given that the undersigned
has applied fer the issuance 10 herself and
Richard Carter OF letters OF adminlSJra--
zion on the goods, chRttels and credits OF
JOnn - carter. deceased, unLsr Jne pro
Procedure, with modified Sscur1ty-viz.,
with a bond 10 be given by the admins
traitors IN double the amount OF the claims
presented pursuant to this notice Though
not less than i've thousand dollars; and
notice is further given 10 all creditors OF
such deceased to present their claims: vita
the vouchers thereof. TO one or tne SurIo-
gates Of the County of New York, at the
office Of the Clerk Of the SurroGates' Court
in the County OF NeU York, al the Hall CT
Records therein, On or before the drsr day
OF June 1900.
MARY D. CARTER,
Widow OF John A. Cartsr. deceased.
STRONG & cADwALADER, Attorneys for
petitioner: OfIiee srd Pestofhce address,,
No. 40 Wall Street Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city.
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STRONG & CADWALADER, Attorneys for
veritiorer: OfIiee arI Postofhce Address,
No 40 Wall Street Borough Of Nan
haitian. New York city.