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Subject: A volume commemorating the creation of the 2nd city of the entire world : by the consolidation of the communities next to NYC harbor underneath the new charter of the town of New York
Yr: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Durst, Seymour B., 1913-, former owner. NNC
Topics: Lawyers Accountants Physicians
Publisher: New York : Republic Press
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a housefulof youngsters with whom he spends the majority of his time. He’s con-tributed numerous posts to the Albany Regulation Journal, one of them TheArrest and Demo of Jesus from the Legitimate Standpoint, The ConstitutionalLimitations of the Taxing Strength, and The Structure of Wills regarding theCharging of Financial obligations and Legacies on Kealty. The sole office he’s ever before heldother than that of Supreme The courtroom Judge, had been that of Judge Advocate on theStaff of Gen. McLeer of the 2nd Brigade, to which he had been appointedin 1890. A biographical sketch of Edward M. Grout, who had been an active aspect in theLeague, and the successful coadjutor of Judge Gaynor, is offered in the party ofBorough Presidents in Chapter IV. James Matthews, one of many founders, and the very first and simply President ofthe League, came to be in Brooklyn, March 25, 1839. He’s the boy of AzelD. Matthews, one of many old dry items merchants of the city, who started out inbusiness in 1837, and remains the pinnacle of the organization of A new. D. Matthews & Sons.
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r Tlie Consolidation League of Brooklyn. 83 James had been educated in people universities of his indigenous area, and at the ageof fifteen entered his fathers retail store. Under his fathers way, he receiveda rigid learning sound mercantile procedures, and sooner or later de-veloped this kind of marked convenience of business he had been admitted to the organization,of which he’s still an energetic member, and also to the success that he haslargely contributed. From the first inception of the Consolidation move-ment he’s earnestly reinforced Messrs. Stranahan, Dutcher as well as other lead-ing advocates in Brooklyn, and upon the synthesis of the ConsolidationLeague in 1892, was picked its President, which place he placed until thework of the League had been finished. With this specific exception he’s never heldpublic business office, but happens to be interested in open public affairs. From 1860to 1867 he was a part of the older volunteer fire section, and had been one ofthe nearly all enthusiastic and successful fire laddies of times. Am
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