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New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
THE LNDLAN VAR.
THE DAKOTA EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO THE BLACK
HILLS TO BE POSTPONED.
NJ TEI aeRAPH TRIBUNE.

THE DAKOTA EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO THE BLACK
HILLS TO BE POSTPONED.
sI rELaeRAPH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS June 2.-A st. Joseph special dlspatch
saws that Gen Terry and Gen. Sherman have each written
letters TO the Governor OF Dakota advising the postpone
pent of the contemplated exploring expedition to the
Black Hills They that the country Is sun cOhceaeu
Indian land and that any attempt to occupy it by whites
viii be resisted by the Indians that in the present
condition Of affairs the Government cannot furnish pro,
Fort Cooper and South Pass for distance OF l5 miles
Is now has been for two weeks, III the hahds Oh inc
THE ISDIASs BASE OF OPERATIONS MOVED SOUTH H.,
Omaha dispatches report general cessation % Ui hsd
reached Fort Laramie from Fort Morgan and reports an
well Capt Mx's cavalry had been scouting on inc .
mead waters OF the Republican River in all directions Tor
eight days. going 14O miles south he returned 70 To-.
aims Of them' Gen Potter had returned from Pole
Creek Crossing, after an absence OF ioI DAYS ~
Infantry and one OF cavalry left Fort Phil Kearney on
the Attn Of June with supplies ior FOrt " Ia S haen cut
OF an Winter The Indians seem 10 have htt the fiate
River Sey' sT.e Ts sfE nTe undoubtedly those
made the raid on the Smoky Hin route and the kansas
Pass RaSa IN e 0 Vicinity q Fort Dodge and along
Fe route, are reported ana u Is o1 IN PItde and
smoky Hill route TO the Arkansas and south OF IT,
INDIAN TRoUBLEs-REPORTED AUIINY OF uNl'hD
STATES TROOPS.
S,v Fp.SC1scO June 23-ArizOna advioes to the
eth Of June state that ascOutng party under Col inge
SIS1 VII, ,h ' GGisns Killing two and wOunding number.
Gen Gregg has been through Santa Mara ana WlnaS
Fork country discovered no traces OF lndlahs lo
strSrtes fhe depredatOns recently committed ny IN
dsns m bands roia Colorado and from East OF freseo
n s rmored that Capt YOungs company OF t9e oth
srY AZ M0iaye have mutined and killed the captain
and his entenants. Gen. Gregg says ne wouId maKe MAKE
shCrf ,Eerk of the skins II he had six or eight COM
nanies OF cavalry. Col L. r. Wright IL recovering from
ssrlous illness resulting from working ore IN the MOSS
Mine The accounts from the mines are enSoITaEgS @ g
PARSONS lode is being vigorously developed Ihe HtuIc
We'll is working successfully. Prescott letter says Ile
carried the county the late election by 20
majority The ranches looking finely Two men were
killed by Indians 25 miles from Prescott on the "a Jt
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. June 25-NOon.-Consols for money, % ;
United States F1veTwenty Bonds, T9; Illinois Central
Railway shares, 794 Erie Railway shares, 40.
-FiveTwentes have declined y cent since
the opening, and quoted at 72E. Erie Railway
shares have declined cent and are now selling at S9.
Evening-ConsOls have advanced = cent, aud closed
at g for money American Securities closed at the fol
lowing rates United States FyeTwenty bonds, 70; lll
nois Central Railway shares 79l Erie Railway shares
sgi Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated shares 26
FRANKFORT, June 25-Evening.-United States bonds
closed at 77s
LIVERPOOL, June 25-Noon-Cotton Is tending down
ward-estmated sales to-day 5000 bales; Mddhng Up
lands allsd Midding Orleans 11id Corn, 1916 for
New. Wheat, Is for California. Peas, 1885, Southern
Flour SO Barley, 40 Oats, Si6 Pork 74 Beef, 1872 g.
Lard, 496. Bacon, Al6. Pot Ashes 81. Rosin-Com-
mon 7G Fine, l2 Petroleum-Refned, 1l2; Spirits I'd
TallOw, al Clover Seed, 42I.
Afternoon-There has been considerable movement
In the Provision market Extra Prime Mess Beef has
advanced 26 y bb sales at 1861. Bacon is Cd higher,
and Talow has improved 3D. Lard has declined 3D. and
is quoted 4si for American. Fine American Cheese Is
selling at lower than opening prices Breadstufis are
unchanged except Peas, which have declined Cd. y
quarter.
Eyening.-The Cotton market closed heavy at the
following authorized quotations Mddlng Uplands, Id;
Mddng Orleans lsd the sales Of the day foot up 1000
bales Corn closed sd. higher; New Mixed Western,
ssls . quarter Wheat steady at 1916 for CalifOr-
oia White. Peas have declined Cd; Canadian are
5uoted az 3s = quarter Oats and Barley unchanged.
The Provision market has been active and closed strong
Beef firm at 1855 per bbl for Extra Prime Mess Pork
Extra Prime Mess steady at 74I per Dbl Bacon-42 for
Cumberland Cut Middles. Lard dull at 49i per cwt.
Cheese closed 63 for fine American Spirits Turpen
tine Id better sales at sd. per gallOn Standard White
steady at Il2 per gallon. Rosn-Common Wilmington,
a. and fine American, 1871 per cwt Spirits Turpentne,
ma Tallow, a 8 for American.
LONDON. June 25-NoOn-NO II Dutch Standard Sugar,
25l Scotch Pig IrOn 6S3 Calcutta Lnseed, 64 Anseed
Oil. sE2. IAnseed Cakes, $40 5ia91O 1Oi. Whale Oil.
R35 Sperm Oil, $3.50.
Evening-sugar unchanged sales of No. II Dutch
Standard 25 IronSaes at 5Si6 per tun for Scotch
Pig mixed numbers Lnseed Oil has declined l0I; last
quoted at aA l0l per tun. Other articles unchanged
ANTWERP, June 25-PetrOeum. 39f 5Oc.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

remainder OF the party embarked on the COmmodores
tug accompanied by the Commodore and his staff and
proceeded 10 the schO0shp where members Of the B0s
ton City Government and many distinguished men had
previously assembled, including Gems Banks and Ben
ham, Admiral Davis and staff, and Prof Jackson. The
Government steamer Palos attached to the school
ship and towed her down the haTbor GilmOre's Cand
meanwhile playing patriotic airs AT the same time the
Boston Yacht Squadron consisting OF eight boats moved
in the same direction The squadron was commanded by
Commodore Foll~tt. As tender TO the yachts
a steamboat which gentlemen and
lady friends of the members of the squadron
were accommodated. In addition to these were
several private boats moving I'm various directions All
era of them had music on board. Sautes were fired
from the yachts. After trip of about four miles the
sChO0lshp passed the GuerTere the flagship Of Admi-
raj Davis when the two vessels exchanged saues, the
hands each manning the yards and cheering repeat
edly. The President appeared on deck space having
been opened by which those at distance might see him
separate from the assemblage The Presidents party
were entertained at dinner on board the schooshp and
in another part Of the vessel there collation. for the
accompanying guests During the afternoon tile steam
ship Emiline was seen with many Of the visiting
MasOns board, all in care OF De Mo
lay Encampment of knights Templars. They eheered
the President, which compliment he acknowledged by
bowing his thanks The President, not far from Fort
Warren. taken from the schOOl-ship by tug and
with his party reached Boston about a o'clock this after
Everybody delighted with the entertainment
on both land and water.
OTHER COURTEsIEs EXTENDED.
legislative delegation from New Hampshire and sew
vaons TO the President To visit them but lie has been
compelled to decline, owing to his limited stay Several
gentlemen from NewYOrk here especially to offer the
President and party their hosptaties should there be
nights sOiourn in that city the home Mr. Hess
manager Of the Olympic Theater, York, promises
them "a entertainment II they VIII honor him with
their presence. There many invitations from all
quarters TO parakc Of hospaites and attend pubic
anusements, there being general desire to make the
guests comfortable and happy possible The Presiden
tal party will leave Boston tomorrow morning at 4
o'clock directly for Hartford, and will remain there un
next morning, when they viii start for New Haven The
President tonight has received large number oIezes
who called to their respects to him at the fremont
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

The great difference between the returns Of the
army of Northern Virginia for June and July, 1862,
shows the loss sustained during the seven days; that
between August and September the losses sustalne
in the campaign beginning with GrovetOn ana end
inc with Antietam: but of the 10000 quite half were
stragglers who never rejoined their ranks
The diference59 000l between the returns Tor june
and Juy 1853 shows the losses of all sorts for the
campaign Of Gettysburg, lasting but SIX weeks
There were many deserters but the absolute loss IN
killed wounded and prisoners was fully 4OVV almost
half the army The dimnutOn in SeptembF was
owing to the transfer OF Longstreets corps 20 tne
West. The increase in the Autumn OF 1864 to the
calling to Virginia of every man that could he spared
from North and South Carolina. The highest nomi-
nal number in this army III November, 1909,
when il showed force of lS0 0OO but OF these more
than half were absent and little more than thlrd
present for duty. These proportions had indeed exs
sted for six months and continued TO the close Oh
the war. Ii is doubtful whether the army when IN
April il finally retreated from Richmond numbered,
all told 35 900 men; but the returns cease on the tn
of February when there were still 5000 present Tor
duty The quarters from which came the troops
COMPOSING this army is shown by the rsturns Tor the
campaign of Antietam where the losses IN eacn regi
ment are given. Probably nearly every , IeglnenS
was al one time or another brought INTO action.
found III regiments of infantry mentloned OF Lhese
there were from Virginia 80 Georgia 81 North caro-
lima 26 SOuth Carolina H. Alabama 10, mississippi IL
Ionisiana o Texas g. Tennessee 3 Florida, Arkansas
/ Ar Charlottesville, out of 12S regI%nts 81 were
from Georgia % from Virginia. % fromNorth caro-
lima 10 from Louisiana, IL from Alabama, IRON
South Carolina, s from Mississippi, from iexas; 0
from Florida: but at this time there were three d-
visions. containing probably, 10 Virginia regiments
i'm North Carolina with LOngstreet.
DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND
FLORIDA.
During 1851 the forces u thls department. YaSlea
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
GREAT FIRE AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.

fELEGRAPH TO
OMAHA. Neb. June 25--A destructive fire occurred
In Council Bluffs Iowa. night The building destroyed
is the large and fine brick Empire Block the largest and
finest block in the city. 1t was entirely destroyed Inc
fire ia supposed been the work OF an ncendlary
who threw rockets between the block ana frame dWel
inghouse The frame house instantly caught hre, ana
the re spread rapidly the whole block The steam
fire engineers unaccountably were delayed until the ne
structure was In ruins. The Omaha tireengnes were
transferred the Missouri River to the Iowa
side ms soon as possible. and did good service In
preventing the spread Of the fire. The following
rms are the sufferers: No Meyers billiard saloon,
loss s oOO insured $1,000 second floor Judge Streets
office the Mayors and Registers offices, and the United
states Land Office the books and property mostly were
saved though damaged considerably. No. q Brewster
Co Wholesale grocers; loss $4,000 insurance not re-
ported No g. r. F. Snow loss s30oo insurance not re-
ported third story. q. Robinson billiard roOm loss
No l. ]. b. Hoffman, loss 5000; insurance iul Inc
hooks and papers the bank In this part OF the BUILDING
were ali saved second story Woodbury. Billings archi-
tects; loss 50 OOO thrd story: The Council Bs NOnpd-
re printing office entirely destroyed 5000 insurance
"a 900. q p Smiths warehouse, filed with grain loss
probaby &C 900: new dwelling unoccuPed 500
The total loss Of property destroyed Is estimated at
5000 600 Several Of the firms insured In NewYork
insurance Offices
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
CANADA.
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~ rHLHsHAFa % fdH fEIbVNN
MONTREAL June 25>-St Georges and st. Andrews
sooetes passed resolution OF confidence IN the 1lahae
nent Of the Grand Trunk Railroad respecting
and denounced ,be bastv action OF the German Society
through its Secretary Jules FORMER as eeh appoeSs
yeeCOnsu here for her Catholic Majesty the QIsn VI
Spain Arrangements have been made wIh the PIopie.
tor " St. la awrence Hall 10 rebuild thai
taAug In some OF the ad dacent property, ana h'V"oN
tbe4ter, billiard room, aud other ATTRACTIONS
ARRIVAL or THE GOyERHOH-GBhEhAI@ n, .
QUEBEC June 2S-H ST. steamship CadmaS ~ Bm,s
and COrdea, u guns arrived IN this port yesieIuy ~
officers " war vessels have come mere 10 dIt az
The cOurtartal, shortly 10 De held here Inc
General and family arrived this afternoon per stenSbP
AesiOna. salute was fred from the garrison anu Nn
vessels. and guard Of honor OF the 7O'n heSi'"'H'
esfOited him 10 lis residence. . ,ot.,,
OTTAWA, June Is. preliminary nrrangeincnth At IN
made for The formation Of new Cabinet Ihe ll n.aI -
u BArcy NcGee win nreyent him from taking an Oice
IT'S rum0Fcd hat he viii receive higb ana Iernah'D'
appointment
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

A POLICE ORDINANCE ANNULLED BY GEN. SHERIDAN
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order declaring null
and void the second section Of Ordinance No TO- adopted
by the Police Jury of the parish Of ouacha on the 2h
Of February last requiring that the informant Sa DG
commanding declares this regulation has inc eHect 70
onerafe against poorer classes of people, especially
odIorcd Citizens: and also variance with the laws OF
InnRianap
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
RUSSIANAMERICA.
TRADE BRISK AT sITKA.

TRADE BRISK AT sIIKA.
y TxLHeRAPa TRlBUSE
SAX FRANcIsco. June PA Victoria telegram To-
I day saws Her Maiesty's steamer sparrowhawk from
sitka the 18th with GOV Seymour board had arrived
The steamer Fdeteer lying in the har6or at New Aren %
angel awaiting passengers from san fIaneScIE 10
Orihamlne Several stores have been opened W n,S
Tans selling goods briskly. The passengers Dy tne @
lieer were well received by the Russian Omcais anu
pie A nuuber OF lots have been preempted GOV. Sey
mOur was entertained by Prince MataskoR ska oon ~
taus about 800 Russians and 800 Indians Tue "eaoi "
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
NORTH CAROLINA.

CASE OF THE COLLECTOR OF WILMINGTON
~ ,sl.er.PH TO rHs TRIBUNE
wu uvryGroS. N. c., June 25.-The case Off. T.
,s,o late Collector of the port was again before the
Irni,ed States Commissioners yesterday Defendant
waived an examination before the Commissioner prefer
n 10 have the case brought directly before the united
States District Court.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
THE BUFFALO AND ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY


BUFFALO, June 25.-The consolidation of the Buff
falo and state Line and the Erie and North East Rail
roads was completed to-day, by the action OF the Stock
holders of the former Company agreeing TO the terms, by
vote of 1896 shares out OF total Of 1857 The fol-
lowing are officers Of the Company 10 be known
as the Buffalo and Erie Railroad Company President,
William williams, OF Buffalo; NicePresident, Charles II.
Lee Of silver Creek Secretary and Treasurer Henry L.
Lansing of Buffalo DrectOrs-A Robinson, Newly ork
Chas H. Lee, Silver Creek John II. CarkJAuburni Jo-
seph Field Rochester; g.. W Patterson Weseld; Milton
Cartwrigh Erie; Charles NJ Reed, Erie; John A. Tracy,
Eric; John NJ Hutchinson, Buffalo; William VILLAINS.
Buffalo, Edwin Smith, Buffalo, VIM. q, Fargo, Buffalo;
,bules e. Harrison, Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
MEXICO.
REPORTED PARDON OF MAMMALIAN.

REPoRTED PARDON OF MAMMALIAN,
SY rHLHeRAH 10 TRIBuSE
NFw- ORLEANS June 25.-A dispatch from Calves
ton SAYS an Austrian passed through that city to-day en-
yo..e North representing himself officer of Maxi
milan He stated the Emperor Maxmihan had been
hardened ON condition of his leaving the country as soon
as the ports of TampcO and Vera Cruz shall be open for
his departlre.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
FRANCE.

PARIS juno 25-The trial of BerzOuski, for his at
tempt upon the life of the Gar win commence on
the 18th of July Prince Napoleon is to be President
Of the Congress which is to assemble for the purpose
Of fixing uniform standard of gold and silver coin
age i'm Europe.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

1o THE TRIKuSs

ev TVIFGNAPH %
CHARLESTON june 2j-Thc trial OF Boag the sur
vving principal, and both the seconds II te recent uue
t murder was begun today and excited intense inter
80 There is an array Of eminent counsel engaged ana
il is expected the case Will be given TO the jury 'onoi
row.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
GERMANY.

BERLIN June 25-Evening.-The Constitution of
the North German Confederation having been
adopted by the PruIsian Diet, received today the
royal signature of King William of Prussia. The
Constitution goes into effect the first day of July,
A n 1861
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
EUROPE.
AUSTRIA.
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.PH 10 TnE TRIBUNE,

=, ATLANTIC rrtEGRAPH TO TnK TRIBUNE
LONDON, June 25-Evening.-The recent reforms,
and wise internal policy adopted by Austria, have in
,pired fresh confidence in her financial abilities and
the credit of the Government is improving here and
on the COntinent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
VIRGINIA.
,,,xsaIyu 70 THE TRIBUNE

RICHMOND, va, June 25.-Ihe registration in this
city stands on TO tonight CoUred 2095 White l2SO III
thc county IL stands: COlOrcd, 3S3 White 20,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

A HIGHLY CHAPTER OF HISTORY.
STRENGTH OF THE REBELS IN THE FIELD-MUsTEB
ROLLS OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY FOR 1862,
1868 AND 1864.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

SUPREME COURT-City. and County of
- New s-SrEPHRN H. NGERSULI against JOHN r. ROB-
BRTS aDd Es Roberts his wife; stephen r. Wvgant
Wygaai his sife John P Matilda Prce Harry lngerso Alien
lngeO ALBERT r. Reeve Thomas NJ Lewis and Daniel
In pursuance and by ~ of this Court heretofore
above Is hereby given all having
lien ihcumbunce w dmrnt decree otherse the
d share interest Of Of the the herein
after deserd 10 prsduee to me the nndeEne before the
October ofce
tA Of New York piu"f of tcr hens nrumhauc
gethr with satisfactory evidence Of the and
sgrcy the natae Ouch ncurbnce and the thereof respective
w. The sld press described ia the complaint follows All
lot parcel oard aud being the
Fth Ward a the CITY OF New YORK IN the County and State Of
New aud known by the uher hundred and eight
Gsd eu the the os of tie Commissioner - Taxes
and for the CITY New York by tie Ward number
haniei bcnuded and follows
Buung poiut the No,,hey side Of Grand
Eas,orly North Eastrry
Mercer streets. aud RAINING eree Nohery Hundred and
feet les lite parallel TO Mercer street; thence Rasty
parallel Grand street tsentvs feet thence souter IArse
Mercer hundred aud feet the
side Of Westerly the
Grand street the place OF nng tho came
lot described deed stephen h. Mum aud William n
isie ami In the oaier of The
Register C,y srd County Of NesYoTk In Liner
07 OF Az Dated Nrwfok City ArRust2O
lWL CHARLES A. PEABODY Referee
AUS laEbwM. kOShN ELY Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
LITERARY ITEMS.
Mr. Parker pillsbury's speech before the Equal

Mr.. Parker Pisburys speech before the Equal
Rights Association entitled "The Mortality OF NatOhs'
has Just been by this Association and can De had
at their Rooms No 81 ParkrOw third floor secheS oy
Messrs. BecCher, Curtis. Phillips, ana Other
orators together with interesting one by Mrs stahOh
Will soon be issued.
The following letter. written by Lord Palmer
ston ten years ago the midst Of hs numberess avoca
tOus as Prime Minister affords so remarkable al ustra-
ton of the activity his mind and OF the prompt, vgor
ous grasp which he capable OF taking or matters OF
scientfc interest that 10 seems well worth preserving
The letter was submitted for opinion by Lord Panmue 10
the ocer whom he usually consulted at that period on
subjects OF gunnery, with the following eharac'eilS'
n1!e inform ". NJ, III. ,b.ru.. philosophy Of
Minister wooder where We are to hhd e''u1I
Lord Pamerstons letter is as follows: % 1877
M,pyP.S~rry Ter, 4, an investigation Wien voud he I'm
Fo sud ~ e same time easy to make ao la srpo1 bsfn
~ t One cun saprose thai while the cannon bal
y9s The ' & so6 ns sf oR TIE rotation Of The earth The
which SOu Do If lying al rest on the earn
south, ought to dvae 10 th west Of t oget az Mhn
=, a. III sser at Gster than The cannon bali will have
In Ike manas ought fly less far the eahs
H. sane and tie atmosphere perfectly sl be remembered
[ s.sti % & FROM nav ss To- east shS had before receives BY The
o Of the earth whose surface VA, and i is possible therefore
prsece ufn ou TO be small and not deserving the attention OF "
The @ shi he EASILY m'de place in which free err ,s .oi.,
ne o. more aiIs c"u 1e cheu alS o's 81 -, witb
equal csrges would afford the Of sersnDg whether each shot
Yours sincerely, PALNEksiON.
that the rotation Of tie earth produces hs
biz effect ou the oscilatiug pendulum.
The error INTO which Lord PamerstOn fell Of supposing
that the deviation OF ball fired due nOrtn or south would
Invariably DE westerly VIII not escape notice The dev
alton the earths rotation is Of course different IN
each hemisphere. In the northern hemisphere the deVl
ton Is always TO the right of the in the southern
hemisphere il always TO the left Thus the deviation OF
gun fred north in the northern hemisphere is east
when firing south II is west; when the practice taxes
place in the southern hemisphere IL is west IN snOt
travelling north and east In shot travelling south Inc
subject which has often engaged the attentono Va
philosophers, 20 whom II has more interest than IL eau
ever possess for practical men many corrections
have 20 be applied and the is IN itself 90 small at
the deviation OF projecties dne to cosmleai cuses 2 &
well be dIsregarded and the experiments when LOr9
Pamerston suggested were never instituted but bora
interest quite lDdepehueh
of its practical value, and has been published ny LOiu
DaihOnse's permission in the current number OF the
u PrOce edings Of the Royal Artillery Institution"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
@ltaSims GmSs, Dc.

At WM. FVFRDFLL" SONS. No 104 Fnl.
tens,-wkpDiA0 CAkbs and flNK srAYlOEERY .kN.s
Ashss MAJ
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09
CHARLES DIChIINS > > NOI'Np'
PETERSONS TWENTY-THREE EDITIONS
PEOPLES DUODBCIMo EDITION.
p,. -. a0 n N G1 sl n roIi,sq,

ion IL prnfed on dae paper from large crdr ig1. behth
sr in SIZE at al can read and each book IS complete IN one
New-York tribune., 1867-09-09

SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- lorkJOiN II. BROWNING against WILLIAM GAT tCilR
and caihane his wife John Wsue William Conner Dam
HOLMAN sweet Administrator ac Of Ehcntur sherman dees,d
Mary Gaaga Patrick Farley The Fn National Bank Of tie N Of
NeNloIh m,hsr Fhfl.n and William Puan DefudAnts 1u
bnance oi the lndgnelt OF The above made
the above entitled on the 26th day August 1851 the Referee
appointed aud by said Judgment will public al The
iSehngr sAesroon No IN Broadway Nswiok City day
al ~ clock through THOMAS
hsa hIH!e Aa1%nr AL ai certain lot piece parcel ground
nse lag ahd being The late Twelfth Ward City ~ New
lork ana distinguished amp Of Harlem Commons made 6y Charles
onn'on o. said CITY surveyor dated Dee 1922, Gel in N, keTs
Cns the 'v o View io hv The pnmher 100 hundred and nv,
he 90 the hoshefy side Of Eighty fourth between the SECOND
In hd aehae containing width front and each tuslty
ttil each side, hundred tao
inches to the Of the block Dated York Aug ~ sr
i' hCL4kD T. EtANIsD, k,jeIsa