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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

THEY have a charmiugly free and easy style Of
doing things out West. Hon. Aaron Shaw an
ex-congressman and ex7judge OF Illinois, while
attending court at Laurenceville, challenged
the prosecuting attorney to a foot race for five
dollars side. The challenge was accepted
the race run and won by Judge Shaw. Tie
grand jury has found an indictment against
both gentlemen for gaming. The adveptitious
aids to the dignity of the tench and bar, which
are still relied upon in England, are distasteiul
to our democratic instincts, but the gown and
wig of English jurists are of some value after
all, if only these things can prevent judges
from running foot races on wager.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

gy--Ftrst Page to-ddy-The President Of
Mexico; Mr.. Dickens on America; the Acct
dent to the Empress Eugene; Varieties.
Fourth Paae-fhat Dreadful, Boy from the
Northern Monthly for November. s ea~NtoC
VIRGINIA, it appears, does want convention,
We are glad Of it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-26

Mr. ID. W. PRATT, the Liquor Agent at
Pennington, is the man who sent six samples
of liquors, said to have been received from the
State Agency in this city, to DIR. Hayes of Bos-
tolffor analysis just before the September cleo
ton, and published in the Maine Standard
report that five of these samples were found
unsuitable for medical use, suppressing how
ever the important fact stated by Dr. Hayes,
that the analysis was unsatisfactory and that
larger quantities must be sent in order to as
certain fully the character of the liquors. 1t
appeared afterwards that the samples had been
either accidentally OF Intentionally put up in
dirty bottles and that the report of DR.. Hayes
applied in part to the contents mingled with
the liquors. We learn from the Pennington
Chronicle that five samples from the casks
said to have been condemned by DIR. Hayes
have since been put up in the presence of one
of the Selectmen of Pennington and forward
ed to DR.. Hayes. Duplicate samples were for
warded at the same time to DIR. Goodale, State
Assayer of Maine, at Saco. Both assayers
have reported, and both declare that all the
liquors are pure and suitable for agency use.
The following extract from letter received
from DIR. Hayes is to the point: 81 jHeh
Within the past month have received elev-
en- samples OF liquors, from officials in Your
State In one case the liquors had been per-
fIlned and extended; in the other cases the
liquors were pure and of good quality. At
least six fluid ounces of any liquors are re-
CURED for full analysis; in the case mentioned
d5o0e there a0ds less than too ounces IN the
largest sample. i'''"' r.
Tais completes the exposure Of the smallest
electioneering trick ever contrived by grown
men. If the liquors had been unwholesome
the Republican party would not have been re-
sponsible for their quality. To make them I'M
wholesome in order to get a report from DR.
Hayes, was petty fraud worthy of the muddy
brains which conceived the notion of holding
the Republican party responsible for the juls-
lnent and good conduct of the State Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

nsnssss bssssv che great srdss snA discipline prsva
Ing than the scrupuous clsaniasss exhibited IN every
psn Of the sap. and fsdsets uucn credit % NE
crew whch consists OF three hundred and ssvsnsy-o
blue jackets together with dftynne marines non.co1S
mssiosed cncers and prvaseA Ihs following are ~
Raw 1a~Sss u a. Aassss sgsadrs~-ssspAsa q
Rowan. "a
Command~ and Flag cdptdin-Francls ROWE
Lseusnds CemmandGs-Arthur T. tatess q ~
schoonmaker, r. c. Mullen.
LdexsH0n; and Flag kieutsnaat-H r Robson.
Ltetstnan1-Robly D. Evans. Francis Morris.
4o&c-Chares y. 6chmns.
SMgsons-Frst Fleet, =. Nccoun Passed Anela
H1 1s.s asss a,ssisst . Arthur I'aa
Plsd En0neer-Stsphen D. Hsbbayd
C7aplain-E. c. Biiiinssr
Secretdry-A. Murray stewart.
Cdp:din Of Adrinss-0eorgo W. Collier.
Second Lieutenant Of Narines--John Z. Morgan.
Enaineers-Firsl Assistants, K H. GunneI and Hsuyy
w. Scott Second Assstanls, W. h Harris John r. ding.
ham, 2 E Lynch; Third Assistants. Edward J. sworda,
y Shaw and :. d. Radcliffe
Aidshipmen-Edward Jacob: T. T. Boyd; John p.
Negs, >. u Wise; Charles T. Brown; Edward H.
sheen; Wells l. Field, Edward n Very; Matthew
Boles; Alfred ForT6e; william H. Reeder: Daniel
Dsahanty; Chas O. Aiiibone: n. G. O. Colby.
Bootsaoaiw-John McCanrsy.
Ganne-Gsorge Sran
CaTpsnter-T H. Bishop
GdilrEdk0-D. G. Breytan. /.
Admuat's erk-Johp n Rowan.
Capain's Clerk-N B. Burtia
FLEET Paymdser's Clerk-U. G. Thomaa
Paw CieTk-Fred. b. Ddier.
Il uncertain when the Pscataqus viii take her d,
psrtura Il 10 expected, however. that she will Ieev3
here for the Asiasic squadron IN about week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

does nss pa that The pses not sssAssdn removing
The government 10 pursuing Ne "heEeie ueAtmeue
In these msiterA and On ser1sd ~ many mere A.
rests tnan sns paonc cresm g save 49, aa 10
81 the tomb OF Csvagnan havs been ssns u dungeons
OF Mszas there " await their trial. comnsiQuS has
NatianaJ and other Journals which stated that the
parties arrested had made NO resstauce and no disturb
ance saying that an Invssteaoa had commenced which
AT naif journals hsfore the courts for
the publication OF false nows for exciting hatred
and contempt against the government; and altogether
thags In very excited condition. have been IN
formed that for tho past week the soldiers Of the Gards
dc Pars Fave NOS been allowed to take on their clothing
upon retiring Tor the night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

FlGLrrB, NOV ,, 1907.
Garibaid hts and several Of his officers arrived
here BY special train from Corese Yesterday morning
THIS IL small town within few miles Of Florence.
Upon his arrival . lieutenant colonel OF the regular
army went up TO the CTR and informed him that the
government had issued order for his and that
be 70 be sent SpszzA Garbaldi got out Of the
car looking quite demented. drew revolver and said
"you that am armed; but will not resist you.
Only will not surrender except 70 force" His
cates and friends entreated him to act calmly, but he
persisted IN his declarations wheroupon four of the
soldiers took him BY the legs and arms and lifted him
into the The train then started on Garibadi being
under guard His sons will not accompany him 10
Spezzia
II is said to-day that the English embassy Al Florence
has asked the Italian government TO treat Gabadi with
lsnency and thai the has agreed - do
The most lenient treatment would probably be hts
Auement In unAc asylum for he acts completely
like his former self, and Is now more dangerous 70 his
friends than TO bis encmies II was sad to see tho
wreck OF brave man; but be has LETT many fol-
lower quite brave stark and still upon Papa territory
after ha knew that further fighting was useless Italy
has but danger TO fesr-the dagger Of revou-
ton against hs King. that b. succes sfuliy
mounted tho Roman quest ON will be settled By dpo-
atss and Italy will her coveted capital after
all FOR II impossible that France alone sustain the
Pope against the public opinion OF the rest Of the civil
lied world when that opinion IS pressed Ia legitimate
way and by gangs OF guerlllas Let ~ hope that
GaTibaldi's failure may have that eeqneL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

broom; IN week 10 native would know ehe eountry.
A. fsrn somebody has nutlassd NE sxaus Il King
,akisg the sword In III hand and stoang the ngur
nothiag: bot the gevsrnmsnt preparing for svsntu-
aiite orders having been issaed to-day 70 withdraw
the various citiea The Nelebrsa ministry has .
policy and y carrying Is out boldly. and WHISTLER
this policy BE- right wrong they deserve
credit tor enforcing IL In swo days they stepped
81 the 0aribaldian recruiting; within . week
they have been able to dsarm The Garbadians ~ the
frontier. The change seems TO like dream Il Ia so
sudden and complete II France viii trust this Nina
try and withdraw her troops from Rome We may yet
Roman question psaceaby. honorably and Satisfactorily.
We nave had such strong goysrnmsn< since Cavoars
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22
The Last Battle of the War
for Rome.
Special Report Of the Conflict
at Montana.
Yhs Fighting on Both Sides and Fatal Rout
Of the earibaldians.
The Feed Riots and Revolutionary
Agitation In France.

me steamship Baltic, from Bremen, was sgnaiied Oh
Sandy Hook al past o'clock last night coming
1p 20 port q New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

Ascrr BANK carcE.-A case OF some interest, which
has been the Superior Court since 1895 brought
up again yesterday and awaits tbs decision OF the
Judge Mr. y DeWof prcsebteia check for $40 a.
the Etna Bank. alter bank hours, aud received tho
money Tns paying tel sr Afterwards discovered thak
cash vas short $500. And sxpanes the deficiency by
the fact a. he declares 10 ~. r be sarposed the
check presented by Mr. Dswoif for sac0 a. he had
Usually drawn thai amount and Therefore csfhsd with
three 500 BILLS Mr. Dcwolf denies that he "a eivsa
Than the check called for aud the suit Is broaxnl
py tie bank 10 recover Hartford T.mss. Nm 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

The Oskniooa Kansas Tndependsrt Of the 9th.
says--ou thursday evening 0ercs prsr,s are driven
~ tue high VIVID which prevailed swept The coun.
y 10 The southeast 81 town Tor miles leaving dssrucs
ton 10 rs wsks Mr. n lnsiey, mite etsi Of tcvn,
loss about eighty tons Of hay and ers huudrsd rsis
MS loss - about 5000 0ther parties ioss small amouus
Ihe whole reztn was sea Of FIRE for Two hcun.
Inc male portion Of our citizens went from town -
mMss 70 dghs The IRE The face OF the earth locks
black - destruction whore Vie destructive s'ssesns
spread ~ vipgu 81 nams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

The Mwaptse Seufnd attempts 70 prove that ss city
b "fasA" std instances the fact that on saturday
iass NE wire o. 0srman resident Chestnut street
died; she wss bnfisu ~ one O'Clock on Sunday: d
eelscx tAe widewer vas again married. and On Wsdnes.
dv morning q nine o'clock the newly made bride vAs
- 1tw&teAtng eusnssAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

rERs Nov. s. 1851
This little old town has been transformed into
GaribaidAn hospital The wounded who have succeeded
IN ing Corese from the battle fields Of Montana
and Monte Rotondo are being brought up In special
trains from Corcsc, and the foo,scrs and
weary heroes who come uamping In from over
the hills require caro- and attention almost much.
Father Gsvszr, who will be remembered ~
lecturer England and America several years ago. 10
here in charge Of the hospitals Ns Chambers 10 sx-
pectsd hourly The authorities OF the have done
everything In their power to furnish proper accommo
cations and provisions; the best very bad The
a. the station the arrival Of the trains OF
wounded are hcar,rendlng. Weeping women waiting
for their sons husbands brothers and fathers all the
air with their cries whom their loved lifted
Of the when they do appear among tho poor
wan faces, ana again the narrowing thought returns
that, perhaps, they may be dead. Some OF ths bert
people from ths part Of Italy have gone with the Carl
baldisns saw one private In the ranks. who owns an
iron nina and foundry. The regular soldiers who
garrison this town are very good the wounded Cart.
baldians turning out IN the middle OF the night
strongly guarded Sut nobody s in,srsersd with VGar.
bald himself pssssd through TENT 10 sspscsi train on
Of returned 0arbatsns leave By svsry IRAN for Flor
cnce ts almost Impossible 10 get sweat ia the Cars
me ccers wear Their arms and The men their uniform
hats shirts; bot al the nsht taken out Of them
Jhsv are soldiers no Logger \.
To day The news has bsss received that Assrsi has
withdrswn hts sforcss from viteybo. This leaves not
ringe Garioaldan IN the Papsi STATES IL reported
thai before leaving Acsrbt sacked the treasury chcs, Of
vtesbo and LEVIED contribution upon the town In The
name OF the provriosa government OF the Roman
pubic II this be true, and sveryoody seems 70 be-
svs IT, o. kas ans Of she Ga1badiAss has adopted the
tactics formerly 10 vogue in-hsxco. AID has managed
70 make . little mcnsy out OF bis campaign
The Gsrosldian leaders here assert spec what think
10 be excellent authority. that NE King Of lmly has
been IN correspondence With the Pope Of Rome during
the whole Invasion. ana they deuounos DIS Majesty With
great rsor and threatsa . revelation. hna no such
fsens however among the people Of Ialy generally.
IL ~antsd % make revolution II lAly woud arp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

ecHsn1s % rnsNxoRoE IN MscKrzHsuaG Corxry.-
A correspondent writing from NeckIsnburs countv.
makes the following ssatsmsnt:-Ths nsgross We have
heard from GOOD authery debating the question
In their secret leagues or concAvss whether or NOS they
are 20 take our ands on the st Of Jansay nsxt By v
lsnce u NE Congress 40 not give 70 them they cay
they nave promised The dseeasss elect from this
theo Tbas Ne are 70 have servls war " some step
not taken 70 prsvsnt ~ certain that there IL dod
IN heaven ana there no time lose In tAkina moa-
surss q essace None or the negroes win nrc them
selves uness they get possession without es or hin.
drancs, o. your entire plantation, horsss mules and
tools. The pegross ere I'll armed and che vhitea are
net -Rschsssnd xnqSivey Nou IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22
After the Battle

CAsrALUPo Nov. :, sss7.
II 10 late in tho evening. and since yesterday
afternoon the reicang Garbadians have been passing
through this place in gangs Of i've and ten Tho earlier
arrivals boys the latest are strong and slightly
wounded men, This afternoon ten cavalrymcn, all that
left OF troop Of forty, rode through on their way
70 Tern. The fugltives footscre, cold and mis-
cradle: but they hungry. and the most Of them
have money enough to procure supplies Of food and
tobacco and hire from tho country
people, Thcy all unarmed except those who prevailed
upon tho regulars at Corese to allow them TO rean their
private pistols The cavalrymsn wore their swords and
one had repeating rifle which he had captured from
tho papai Zouaves never before 30 badly
beaten. They do TO talk about the 1ght and
have the least inclination to renew IT, Undoubtedly
they have been fully. fairly and thoroughly logged and
their only doslre is TO get homo They have moth
ing to say against the government nothing against the
Pope nothing against Garbadi, except little grumbe
that he did not make speech 10 them before be lett
Corcse. the very men who passed through bore four
DAYS ago crying On TO Rome and who fought bravely
a. Msniana have been whipped meeknsss and indif
ference When the Eeniaus returned from the Canada
when sney vent back These Gsroaidans are TOO much
used up for that They viii mover 80 bacK
But though the fagtives have lost all their spirit
they have not lost their honesty The Garbaians went
TO the frontier without committing any sxcessss and
they conduct themselves with the moderation now.
home they do not take mule on the road without pay.
ing s owner AFTER he consented hire L. and they
do atop and carriages that pass and demand
ride. Although they are sery cold they tear down no
feuces FOR hreuood. but rudgs along until they roach
smoky country tavern and can buddle over the
ere. Although some o. them would. doubtless prefer
better food than the bread and cheese with which they
provided they rob no hen roosts and do not modest
the fArmers lambs Although this chilly night air u
very searching they sleep quietly along the roadside
and force their way Into no barns ~ houses Carl
baidis army was mob. but was tho
bravest, tho most respectable. the most
honest mob collected since the days OF Bunker
HILL St,lL In seeing the Garibadians show their money
hero. have discovered one s~ndie IN connection with
this movement OF which I never heard before. A
Genoese had twenty franc notes, Handsomely
engraved payable after the capture OF Rome aud
Somebody, you has caught tho idea OF the Fenian
bonds and has been making money By the insurrccon
But the sole blot eeen upon the honesty OF
the insurrcctonsss have been invented BY
afnr
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07

NTOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in pur-
suspoe az an order Supreme Court SATURDAY. We
the Merchants Exchange Saeoe No
iii Broaws in City Y OeoSk Of that S'
% .t, az SINPSCS v s WILDER passed under
s ~ CIAs W. ROCKWELL aud HBNRI DAVIES, in
Iudipg al interest Of said Sampson v Wider hee bsS A
ad and Interest lands lying and being in Tie former e!a
5esehed premises: No. (2O) twenty township W
eps spth rage 3 thirty vest known as the james wilkins Iao'
Seing 3sOtl9la0 acres, or less ,, ~ a..
Aso IN the half Of section S hirone In toSpsh W e
aorth raax m thirty west known the Le6uy Mason Tract con
Aise IN ot No. @ tree fraction section No W thirty town
ship % ae range 800 thirty west containing iS 'oVV acres
Ii,S a. fractional section ( ihytxO township C fNe, north
E M fractional section No 90 tyhree township ( i've, north
r.nge (9o thirty containing 53 more orless 80 -
range m eight west containing 400 apens more OF less
Also Ia undivided W fourth part Of The Fnieae IIso
less ng townships W and 0 two south range (2 twenty nine
Also u the rni,dsa one q fourth part the Joseph Philip, T-
eoptap zoo arpess more aen less lying IN
towpshp IN one. south range (3J) Thirty west
undivided W fourth part OF the fabO falnes Ib
containing sores or less containing SO acres more OF less
Ao undivided W half Of The south 0 hall OF the joseph Nag
Tract ef 300 apsn known section No W four township ~ "O
Also undivided ( eighth part OF section NO lOl iorV
township W two south range @ thirty west, containing say acres
oOssang % less Known as the Bayou Ohuo
As On the sned one ( eighth section No W forty
township ~ two south range go thirty west kno~n As e S
Also m 8O share Land Association or less
Also 0s share Of the Pensacola City Company more or less
Also Ia % tenth interest OF less being all th interest,"
the Pensacola Association Of which Wm Purm Of the Trus-
As :. the other interest both equity which the sd
well Davies lying and being N the State OF Florida no' De
tore SOLD and disposed OF WM CAMBRIDGE JAUDON,
auh hr~uefa
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
CUPREME COURT, of the State of New.

~ ferk-LENlS Q. AUSTIN. GEORGE W. THORP and
MENACER, defendant summons money
demand c0ntTnct lCom. Serl-Io STAMP
defendant: loh are hereby summoned and cancelled
required cOmpsn Ia action ...,.....
which this y Only fled 10 the Oee Cerk Of tb City and
coaniy Of RewlOrk at the CITY Han m the Cts Hew-lork
eoPI Of 10 The said complaint the subscriber
bis once No ~ Nast Ia the Ci and
within txeuiy DAYS Gf te service o. this exclusive
oiibe deg Ofssh and f the said complaint
within The tine aiorezad the plaintiffs Ia this action win take
Judgment Agass you for the Of Pour hundred aud ybve
d0s, aud trtgo ceuts With interest from the thirteenth dag
kOreHsr, tbonsaBt eight hundred and sKy besides
Of tL.s scf0a-Dsled N0reiuber IS. 1876.
lA laaeETl. ELA1lEA y GAMBLER, Plaintiffs Altorner
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and

II II T yt'IA % ItI1-.II 49, NJ NIIJ tIIII
LOCkMAN his wife egdn GEORGE ABBE aud :'''','.''''':
MARTHA ANN Lis wife. GEORGE FULLER and o.
goSslillM A. FULLER bis wife. JAMES ~ 50 Cent
JOHNSON and ANNIE IT,, hs wife. ABBY r. Rev. Stamp
ABBB and WILLIAM H. ABBE To the above
named Defendants and each q hcn hereby summoned aud
que tie complaint this action which will be fled in the
oGee the CLERK Of the C and County Of YORK at the City ao
said and 10 copy hssd complaint the
subscribers At their oc tb Cy Of HewYOrk within twenty days
aeI the see Of ibis you exclusive Of the day Of such
seryice and fail sail within the time
said the plaintiff IN @ aetn will apply 70 the Court for the relief de-
nandt the congratulated Dee - 1866 G. J. T. DEWITT,
Atys for Plfs., No. 90 Nassau.st n. Y.
The complaint In this action Sled IN Of the Clerk Of the
Cty and County Of EesYOrk, jan 2, 1884, G. j. DKWITT
- laN6NIh PLANT. e.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
SUPREME COURT, County of New, York

SUPREME COURT, County OF New, ork.-
- JAMES FRASER Alexander O. Fraser Sarah Sinclair FRANCES
nj Pirie and Archibald Fraser, Plaintiffs sg Heniy 80
Young Jacob schuyler Marceus Hartley Nal ~ 3 Inter rev.
com Graham W. and Henry Tones De stamp sn1el To-
fsniantsSummous RelefTO the ahovenamed original ana
desndau are hereby summoned and required cheeeL
10 answer the complaint Ia this Acton, Of which
copy herewith served upon and serve copy OF er
their oAce No ~ Nassaust
Room No S NeyYork City within twen days after The service hereof
Yve of tie day Of and fall 10 the s1
complaint aforesaid the plaintiff, in this action VAL pP
Cou demanded IN the comp anDaei he"lor
Nov a2 1866 LBVIBN, HAN COZANs Plauaas At,erne{s
" No 70 NRssan-st, Room No lb, hew-lofk.
TIL onlapt in t above csuse Was Sled Of the Clerk Of
the r and Comfy OF EsEYork the 5b day o December ls-
Dated New.YOrk, Dec 5, 1906 ... -. q, ... 90.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-07
Gsaal Notirss.
IpRFATE COITRT of the State of New York,

cTTTpRFNfE COITRT of the State of New York,
~ w. 'd Caan,N ~ Nsv.Yok-DAYID DORRMUs and ELIZA
bda. B6I hi. Tf RSSees cuHna1Ss sTene 60mi1g
her husband Charlie Henry DoTsRus Spe saaH % b
s Uprv Beer William Henry Harriet NJ Beer Henreita Beer
Cbs Beer and LYDIA Behe undersigned duly appono Tee,ee
Insr 1861 hereby requires all persons having any general heu OF
es by Judgment or decree otherwise The undivided share
or Interest o. any any @ on or before the February 1867
~ E e Ne IS Liberty street the City Of Nfwiork proof Of their
An thereon And specify OF such membranes
d he dates thereof respectively The premises art described IN the
An st sern lot Of isui the Sixth Ward Of the City
Of York being the westerly half part Of certain lot ot land known
s @ s @ number n gi3 tSentysy breadth and
and extends nom street 70 Baxter street and contains IN eagn
Pt, set ON 1 south go and the Wt BY Centre street
The said o the Westerly bali part Of M lot No ~ above ossco
@ @ H. Ss us Of said lot No feet and contains in length
one feet inches heIeabOuts and twenty-five ' In
ond All that ground situate the 10th Ward Of the
City NewYok and known on msP Of the ss'Hte I've o
6 In The Office Cleik Of the City d County OF hew OK W nunpe
eS bounded Noheastery In front By BooOe street
Containing front Ahd each twenty-five iso' and IN length
on each side seventy five feet -, l. a, -. W., q, 81.
CIV of bonded as follows. Beginning point on the
Norhsasery side Of Thirteenth street. s ieet hprthwes'sr8 %
EOhwestsry along TbOspth street vssye feet then SgISwss
ey line parable. 20 Avenue and os o SS SS o s Of JCSn
Smsba 10 point parallel 70 81 Avenne and l'9 feet Eob
~ d9st f S1 sn srsom about
meI nine inches the place Of beginning 50, a., , 4,
Fop an certain lot Of land situate IN the Sh ward OF .he
CITY Of EewYok bounded ioow Beginning at sont on the
sabsay side Of the Third avenue distant ~ feet and inches
the Southe he % Avenue and 0!n
soS AID T1n9%s sGasbTS,esy Saes pS With a X1enas feet
NOrhveey parallel with goth street 100 ies 70 - ~ %
place Of York, Jen9a5y 1891 sox p.,,
ID g.