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New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
FUNER1L or GENERAL TORBERT

LYING ~ STATE IN THE CITY HALL-SFRVICEs
Al TRINITY CHAPEL-IHE ARRIVAL Al PHILA-
DFIPHIA.
The steamer Western Texas. bearing the remains
of General A. T. A. Tor0ert. arrived at 1880 a. III.
Yesterday. Owing to Its tardy arrival there was
no detachment of troops at the pier to escort the
body TO the City Hall. Walter +. Gibson and j.
+. Swords superintended the removal TO the Gov
srnor's room in the City Hall. where the body
was received by the Old Guard. which stationed
a guard of honor at the catafalque. The room was
appropriately drdpcd. The cotn was not opened.
The flags OF the City Hall were at hainIast as was
also the flag al the Old Guard Armory. Ieif mem
bels OF the First Troop Philadelphia CITY Cavalry,
nndeT Sergeant j. X. Wilkins were among those
who entered the building: The pail bear rs were
Sickles General A. :. NobJ, General W. Smith,
General j. B. Mcintosh General j. VI. Corse, Cen
eral Chauncey Mcheever. and Admiral Nyman.
At i;iJ a. N. the BODY was placed in The heafse
The pail bearers, the Old Guard and the de-
tail from the liIst Troop philadelphia City
Cavalry followed. The pail beanIS entered
carriages. and with Dclsworths Thirteenth kcg-
iInent Band. the procession started Tor Trinity
Chapel at 11:ZJ am. passing up broadway 10
Twenty y-ffth-st. The front seals III the middle OF
the church were reserved Tor the pail bearers and
ipegihers of the military organizations. Long
beior the arrival Of the procession the main por-
tiOn oi the church was crowded. Among those
present were Ex-Governor Jewell. General Hancock,
General Benham General Joseph {. Jackson, Gen
eral Anson g. NcCook General Bankhead. Gen
Crawford, l1r. Oakley, Colonel Perry. and Colonel
Knox. The funeral services were conducted by
the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. assisted by the Rev. T..
H. C. Goodwin chaplain at Font Columbus.
il was 1920 when the procession started down
Gith-ave., turning into BroadwaS 1t Fourteenth
st A. Howard-st. the processi' ~ vas met BY SIX
companies OF the Fourth Regiment, >, G.. 5. n. j..
having .525 IN line, under comma p1 of Colonel
Dndlcy :. Steel. In jersey CltF special tta.n
Of ten was III waiting. Ii 'iarted for Pbiia-
delpiia al 2:2J p. III.
PinIAptLPHiA, sept. 29.-The remains of the Ia. G
general A. T. A.Torb rt arrived al the West Pblladel-
VIVA depot at o pm lo-day accompanied 10y Generals
Daniel T.. SIckes and j. B. Mcintosh and detach-
tnent Of the din New-JeIbey Regiment aud "A
detail OF the Old Guard of New-York.
They were net b. an escort, consisting
Colonel Robert L. Deckert and staff I'd Regiment
of the National Guard of Pennsylvania; Keystone
Battery first troop Philadelphi City Cavalry.
acted as a guard OF honor to the remains; Military
Order Legion and George q. Meade. Post No. l.
Grand Army of the Republic.
The pail bearers were Governor Iloyt General Hart
ADft. Mayor Stokley. Pay-Direct0r J. s. Cunning.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ATTEMPT TO "CoRNERn PORK.

Considerable interest taken at the Produce
Exchange yesterday IN the advance in pork for De-
tobcr delivery from 81 75 10 - barrel, between
the first and last "calls.' Pork closed ut SlO GO
for October No one appeared to understand the
cause of the advance. Some attributed il to deal
ers Interested III the Chicago market. which has
been from $3 to ~ higher than the New-fork mar
ket, i'll order to secure an easier basis of seteent
with the shorsr who il is thought might OBJ
jcct TO settling at n higher price than that at which
II is held NewYork. October pork closed at Chi
cago at $1S 90. 4 very few others stated that the
rIse was due 10 the prncipal holders,of the stock
here who are said 10 be Williams, Black q Co. and
Preston d Co. They are said to be determined To
force the price M against the great short interest,"
here II could not b. anthoritatively learned that
there was any "shOrt interest on this market, bnt
IT is known that the stocks have been held by two
or three firms, who have made every effort . eHect
a corner bat hitherto have been UNSUCCESSFUL.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

STABBED IN THE HEAD.
James FItZRrrald, " lille attempting TO eject Louis
Hofe from hls stone-yard at Fifty fourth St and
Avenue-A. yesterday, was stabbed III the head with
a knife and dangerously wounded. flouel was held
for bail in the TOrkvIlie Police Court.
THE sKIDMoRE GUARDS REVIEWED.
The Skidmore Guard held dress parade yeser-
dav afternoon III the City Hall Park III company
with yisiIOrs-the 5th Battalion ~ :. c. Of Con-
necficut. TLey were reviewed by Mayor Cooper.
aud aflerward marched through the chief streets oi
the city.
GAMm. 20 AT THE BRUNSWICK CLUB.
William Edwards. of Toledo. OHIO, was arrested
Yesterday on a charge of having won $50. dia-
inOnd stud. and gold watch from Eugene '.
DAVIS playing draw-poker III the Brunswick Club,
at No. As West Twenty y-seventh-st. He COM
mtted for trial.
The SWELLING TIDE OF IMMIGRATION.
Every incoming European steamer seems to bring
immigrants. The German steamers have the largest
number. The Westpha!la. from Hamburg. brought
7S6 immigrants yesterday. and the Wisconsin, from
Liverpool, 351. The arrivals thus lar during I'm the
ing the same period iasJ year. S,o2l IN 1878,
6279 in 1877. and 7,G11 In 1876
THE ESCAPED CONVICT
Isaac Lew the convict who escaped from Officer
Sweazey has thus far eluded the vigilance of the
authorizes SweaZey was appointed court officer
by Judge Gildersieevc. The Judge said yesterday
the nyariabe rule was to dismiss the Off cor. \ few
days was always gwen the officer III which 10 lind
his man. however, and If he was successful he re-
turned To duty.
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.
The National Council of the Order OF United Amer
lean Mechanics elected yesterday as officers for the
ensuing year National Councillor, William d. Mid
deton, of Ncw-Jersey National Secretary, James
NJ Calely, of Pennsylvania National Treasurer,
Joseph II. Shlun. of New-Jcrsey National Marshal,
Joseph Harris, of Maryland. The Committee on Rit-
ua reported some radical changes III the forms and
ceremonies OF the order, which were adopted.
BROOKLYN.
There were $50 deaths, III births, and So mar
riaees last week.
Commissioner French. of the Board of City Works
in view OF possible water famine, has ordered an
inspection of the plumbing III every house IN the
city. Where waste occurs and the defect Is not
remedied the water will be shut off.
JERSEY CITY.
The coal Office of Van Wagner & Post, in Month
cello-aye was entered by burglars at yester-
day. The safe, which contained only some old
books and papers, was blown open by the burglars
NEW-JERSEY.
UNION HmL-Jacob Buisser who was shot
several days ago by Christian q. Schroeder, an in
mate of the same house. III quarrel over dog
died yesterday afternoon.
ELIzABRTHPoRT.-Henry Degan, age forty. OF
Bergen. while gathering oysters alone IN boat al
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRl--CH ANBggs-La Nrencs J.Conrt
1880 M Calendar called II nNOs IL, 29 ~, ~.
55 NO. 49, 1873 49, 49, 2O6 2l2. IA 2l5 go 22l 222
Assessment cal ndar-Nos 3Is. 3l9. 800 393. 32l 1896.
Az 4j t3G 437 439 no, AL ii2 43 444 40, 4l6
l4g, 4J0 I5l, 452, 45j, 4jI.
sursRIOE UoUgIoPEcAL iEaM-Van Worst J-Court opens
1m No day calendar. ~ ~,
COsiAoS PLEAs-CnAMDERs-J Z. DalY J.-Motons VIII
be heard at 10 , <,--
MARINE CoUgr-GENERA TEIlM-Shoa. 9. J.. and Goepp
and sheridan. JJ-Ied IN superior Court Part ll1Cal,
,ndat called a a m--ApDcas from Orders Nos l. z.
10 o. Appeals from Judgments l. -, To- II, 2S
j. Ihe People aHI
John King, robbery Thomas Beadol. Michael Sheehnn,
James Hughes burglary Frames 1h0rnc, Isaac walker.
Lawrence Moore MnlOncy Charles Mcclure. Parlck
Clark grand larceny Alexander Montgomery petit larceny
PART II-COging, J.-lne People ag rdward Cassidy.
Henry rick GcJrge Cavanagh John Edwards Joseph
Ohn BryOn. Jaes H. oturgcs. Charles runs Jobl
Barry, violating Lottery law
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
GIID iJrouerrn 60 EeE.

ARTISTS STUDIO good light; also large
"a hall su He for any purpose 1903 West 3Ith st. corner
Broadway. MORRI5 Is ARR q co. ~ West J4th'st
AFFfCES TO LET, some desirable, mt low
~ prices i'm the buildings g. s. AMI Beekman-st 8 to
1873 Nassau.st. ant Park Row opposite p o. rutland
Il Win ITNG. Beekman-st.
vI'O RENT.-Furnished house, Ohio stone,
three story, high stOop l27th ST.. between ON aud
Gthaves reasonable terms mmeOiate possescn Address
W. >, p. o. Box 9Sj.
rg'O RENT.-Ifandsom house; best location
Harlem; owner and small family TO remain and II
agreeable make fair arrangem to bord Address Rr-
SPONSIBLE, l. Tribune Uptown Ofice l.z3n B'way.
rIHE IVES rERLY.
Desirable fats The Westerly" AT rne north
west corner and oth-ave building all rooms
We lighted $40 per month and upward the 1antgr
tho For terms &c. apply 10 II. II. bU D.
Low IL CO.. fiSO Broadway, and Pnest, or to w H. L.
LEE (Owner). 20 Nassan-si.
.lcTH-ST, NEAR 5TlI-AVE.-Handsomel
sDOurnished house private parties. Apply 10 A DALEY
"a Mest 35h-st
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

ham. United States Navy: General +. VI. Brinton,
Commodore Pierce Crosby. Colonel Joseph l.Toblas
and Major Randolph Ellis. he body, upon being re-
moved from the car was placed upon gun carriage
draned with Grape aud the National coors. The
troops formed IN line and marched across
Chestnut Street Bridge and through Chestnut
Broad Walnut and Twenty y-frst-sts., aud thence
10 the Armory OF the City Troop, where
appropriate religious services were held. Inc re-
mains werc placed on caiafalque erected III the
centre of the drill-room the ground floor. lhe
body will lie in state there untIl $50 - m. TO-
morrow, with the City Troop as guard OF honor
The remains will then he taken to the railroad
station M o'clock and forwarded To Milford Del.
where the memorial services will take place at 2
a'eoclx
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
THE ACCIDENT IN TIE TUNNEL.

The inquest over the victims ~ the accident in
he Hudson Rvcr Railroad Tunnel begun ycs-
tcrdav in Jersey CITY, Superintendent Anderson
and Theodore - Van Wuterclf one Of tine men
who escaped from the tunnel at the time of the ac-
cidenr. were tho witnesses. Their testimony was 10
rhe same effect as the interviews published III The
iRRuNT at IN, time of the accident.
The remains of Thomas Burns aud Michael Brod-
cr,cA two of the men killed III the tunnel We're
bnrieo YESTERDAY by their friends. The services
were held in ST. IlchacPs Church. in Nnth-st., er-
scy Clty Another of the bodies was identified as that
and otto Bros IN were buried in n burial plot pur-
chased by he Tunnel Company IN the cemetery at
Wcehawken. ine remains of young Mccarthy
were taken to Scranton, Penn, yesterday by his
mother and sister,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
HON h Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIYALS.

Fith drcnne Hofcl-Attorncy- General Charles
Devens; Henry Howard, of Rhode Island
AIpheis Hardy Boston, aud Joseph u zer OF st Louis
- Ctdren0on H0fc-M. Ouirev. French Minister at Wash
ing on aud CAPTAIN Arthur the British Legation.
NS-- York Randall L. Gibson OF Lonsiln
OHse 0i1 Senator william Pitt Kellogg OF Louisiana,
Bishop ThOmls \. Jagga, OF Cincinnati % nT
L,rtl b. Blackstone, re.dent OF the Chcago anG Al ~
road Company FREDERICK BrOugniOn. Of the Great
Western Railway OF Canada 9efT090' Ian Hriet-
Special gent A X Tmge the Treasury Depa tmen and
Sckuey, Of the United States lnglan t' n ssiOn
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
SALE OF THE STEVENS BATTERY.

The battery which was begun in S43 by the late
Robert l.. Stevens. OF HObokcn, was sold YESTERDAY
by Washington Is. Wlinms Master in Cnancery Of
New-Jersey. The first bld for the vessel as it now
lies in basin at the river front iii lloboken, was
$2j. 900 The bidding was brisk and the vessel
was finally sold TO Willial T.. Laimbeer, huilder
living at No. 80 East Thirty firstst. this city, Tor
S55, 900 rhe stock of bolts, iron plates. tools.
etc IN the shops where the battery was con-
strlcted were sold for %l1 900. The battery cost
the Stevens estate about $&.OO0.OOO and IT was
estimated that il would cost T3OO,OOO to finish IL.
is 1O{ feet long.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
RIRGLARIES IN nRANGE.

Two daring burglaIics were committed ai houses
on Centre-st., Orange. New-Jersey, on Tuesday
night Whila the famiy of Samue Lord were
seated IN the parlor. burglars scaled the vrranda
posts and entering by the second story window
stole silycrXare, watches, and money, valued in
all at $500 The residence OF Mrs j. G. Fuller near
by was entered in the same manner and robbed ol
a set of diamond earrings an onyx set OF earrings
and other articles. The GAS the upper ROOMS was
brilliantly lighted by the bnrglars
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
REJNHARDT TO BE HANGED.

Yesterday received word from Albany that the Cont
of Appeals mad affirmed the decision OF the lower
Court reg3rGing Edward Rennardt. who was sem
fenced to be hynrc for the murder of his wife, al
Sapleton. IN July, 1873. Relnhardt. upon re-
ce wing the announc ccmcnC. tired hard 10 Keep up
the remarkable c0iposura which lie has shown
since the day be was arrested. bat II was PLAIN be
was deeply agitated. D-s,uct Attorney Crook VIII
move fol a resentence of Renhardi at the Richmond
County Court Of Over aad lcrmiuor on October IL.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
TIE COURT OF ApPEALS.
TTIE NVINI VI NF T Ia-NTa-'
Albany. Sent. 29.-In the Court of a

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-ln the Court of Appeals
t-day the foliowin, burness wa, transacted:
55O William Cronin plantin in error ac the People.
etc error; argued by w 4. linnn Tor Dan-
in IN error A. Colvn for defendants ia No.
493-Thr People rel ChhOn Iarribee plntn IN error
nr Thomas Mulhnsnd. Ice defendant ia araued
by d Irait Tor painn erof, aud NJ A. knapp for de-
cnaani in rfIor No 2jSJOu p. Hi'r ana another,
peani ug Abraham ADralam' ani another respondents
argued ~ John C. Hunt appellants and W. E Lansing for
Icspouden-
following The day cal ndar OF the Cou Of Appeals for
Tnursy september 80 1880: Ncs ~, III 3o9 Zot,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
WOPK FOR THE GRAND JURY.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday. the
Grand Jury presented a number oi additional in
Gictments against lottery dealers and keepers of
disordery houses The indicthnuts against the
publishers OF those newspapers which have been In
the habit OF publishing lottery advertisements not
being ready, were not presented. The yestgatlOn
of the charge of alleged corruption IA connection
with the appointment Of Police Justice Murray was
MN lnul
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
= l,..o. iN'wspa-
'lprrS,Sc
MP. MAYNARD scEPIlCAL ON ONE POINT
lBt TELEGRAPH TO raE TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Louisville lot
terry people are mere with counsel TO argue their ease
With the postal uhOT.tcs. Acting Postmaster C neral
Hazen has told them that the absence Of the Post
masterGo 1eral he VIII to take action. The
lottery men have decided 10 await Mr Maynard's re-
turn. Before Mr. Maynard lett lie tod mat these
people wnuf probably be here and be replied hat be
wuud listen 10 them pleasure and woul1 be glad II
theT would convince hn that the lotteries are great
moral agencies Of The country like the churches and
Ssbbat th-scnouls He ulimaed his doubt in their ability
to
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
TILE COURTS.
AN INDICTMENT SAID TO DE FAULTY.

AN INDICTMENT SAID TO DE FAULTY.
Joseph Emerson lottery dealer, was SEN
fenced the of General Sessions Tuesday to the
Pcnitcntary for sixty days. A. J. Dnicnhoefcr. his
counsel yesterday obtained from Justice Lawrence II
Supreme Court, Chambers writ OF error and writ OF
habeas corpus reurnabe this morning 10 have the prls
Onsr baled pending the appeal. The principal ground
which The appeal taken is an alleged taut IN Tue
inlic
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
TIE EPIDEMIC AMONG HORSES.

The epizooty was rather generally noticed among
the horses of the city yesterday, although many OF
the owners who had not hearu of IFS prevalence
thought it only ordinary cold. Most OF the
stablemcn are doing nothing III the way of curing
the disease except to keep the animals warm, aii1
III some cases they kept III the stable =. day or
two. Over 100 horses on the Ienth-avc. stree,-car
line laid up yesterday. aud many other stables
ntin cd
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
rEw.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 80 1880

the southern extremity of Newark Bay Yesterday
morning. was drowned. IL is supposed accidentally.
He was under the influence of liquor The BODY has
children.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW -BmGHTox.-The Rev. Alfred G.. Mortimer,
of New-York has accepted call 10 81. Mirys Epls-
copaI Church at Ncw-Brighton, and will enter upon
bis duties Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
Brocklnn i1roperln tor sale ano 90 Es

TOR SALE.-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
4 formerly owned by CHARLES CHRISTMAS aud aOw
by Mrs. j. + PHILLIPS, in BROOKLYN, with STABLE
and CONSERVATORY The property is G2 IT. ill., ON
FIRST PLACE, 1875 it. SECOND PLACE aud 2G6 H. 1872
in on HEN RYSr the ferries and several lines
Of street The garden contains choice dwarf pear and
other fruit valuable plants ETC. etc. and is sur
rounded by a suOstanua. iron fence. Inquire Of
Nj. II. SMITH, "A b oal-st, New York
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
Glin Real q state Tor SAFE.

Gin Real gstnte Tor Sale.
nESIRABLE properties near the Post once
1 y Tor sale NJ nvestmen MT prices rutland & WHITING.
Beekmtnst
LOR SALE.-Ihe elegant br0wn-sl0ne rest
dence No. 1872 West 57thst price. So 900 ony soOOO
cash required IDq uire OF owner 40. l3i West 1Ithst
NEW-YORK and BROOKLYN LOTS bought
~ and sold by JERE JOHNSON, Jr, . Finest, ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
TASHINGTON NEWS.
HOME AND FOREIGN POSTAL TRAFFIC.

TIL INNlAI KfFtNtb iN'hEASiNp INV" NisN'i ~
pFRs AND PERIODICALS.
WASHINGTON, Sept 29.-lt appears from
Third Assistant Postmaster General Hazen'S forthcom-
Ing annual rop that the amount Of secondcass mail
matter newspapers and periodically transported in the
mails during tire fiscal year ended June So 1850. was
1861 tons increase 1879 of 509S tons. The
postage collected in 1880 was 81 226452 SO, an IN
crease over SIS OF Sl22 267 81.
The following IL a lable showing the weiEht III tons
ard The amout elected at Of the prncEai post
cfccs In UnIed states during the year ended June
30 1850:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
ArrEMeT 70 WRECK A TRAIN.

An iron rail was discovered OH the track Of
the Long Island Railroad Nostrdnd-ave.. III Allan
tc-aye, Tuesday evening by the engineer of east
ward DOnnl'rapld transit train He stopped his traiI
within i've OF the obstruction Ii took four men Il
remove the rail- from the track
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

A "REMINISCENCES OF THE 1sT. "a blazing
hot day).smai rustic 30 tall London visitor WHO, be-
ing by the otner guns, has been
asked 10 beat because you know, old fellow, you DO
1t SO well y, "Now, zurr, yeau hev dun they three
fields very well doe crawl in tber pointing to
covered dtch) and work round the next two, an I'll
stay here am mark p'-(Punch.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30

The following table shows the weight IN pounds Of let
tr newspapers etc, sent from the United states TO
some Of tie principal European countries during the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1880:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
RAILH AY Ne VS..
NORTHERN PACIFIC ELECTION.

THE COMPLETION OF HE ROAD URGED AND MORT
GAGEs AUTH )RIZED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
AT the annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company yesterday the
following resolution adopted, i'll view of the
importance of the early completion of the companys
lines:
That the directors OF the company are requested and
ads sed provide, at early day as III tlelr juGe
ent snail be prudn for The construction, completion
and equipm o. the cOnpauy's railroad from III east
ern terminus Montreal iiver 10 Puget sound aud for
that purpose ana employ all ne resources OF the
company req redan 10 execute such mortgage
mortgages tnc whole any part or parts OF the
nc constructed and 10 b. cOnsrucitd a. with the appnr
tenances the lands granted by Congress appurtdin
ing ineretO shall the Board OF Directors best
calculated accomplish the early completion OF the
enterprise
The following directors We're chosen Fred
erck Billings. Johnson Livngs ton, Hugh McCul-
loch koDer1 Harris A. II. Barney, w. X. Garrison.
C. B. Wright, Joseph ID DilwOrth. IL. l.. johnson, j.
ID. Potts, Alexander Mitchell, b. L. Cheney and j.
b Williams Messrs. Barney, Garrison and john
son are new members. At a subsequent meeting Of
the new Board Mr. Billings was reelected PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
BUFFALO. PITTsB JRG AND WESTERN RAILROAD.


c. Polncroy others named in papers filed with
e Secretary Of State directors OF the Buffalo, P Is
burg and Western Railroad with capital of ~ 900 600
Ihe line is begin Buff no. and run sOulhwesieriy to
"a pciut Oh the line OF the Pttsbufg. IlusyIlle aud
Rnaalo Railro d in the town Portland, Cuauta uqud
County Tue lcugih OF the road viii be fify-One miles.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-30
Aurtlon Sales or Real GstaIe.

CT. NICHOLAS AVENUE AND ONE-HUN-
- DRkD.AND.FORTY. FIJI FIHSr.-Sn nprelGe Court o!
the New-York John G. NaDdenheavei am oDet,
NJ. Nandenheuvel. plaintins against Ni4h4m "
others, driendants
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale maze
tho entitled action, dated the oth dhy
of November 1877, Francis c. Bowman, the referee duy
by this Court. dated tho Dh ddy oil
May 1890 and stead Of George N Haze esq 20
make said judgment &C., VIII sell at P,bnc
auction Exchange SaesrO0m. No III Broadway IN
her O'Clock r. r. Raymond, auciioncer,
described In said judgment FOL
All certain lots pieces and parcels OF laf SUR
TIVE TN Ward Of the ty o! Ncwf ork
and described follows Beginning OF the cor
OF the easery line or SIDE OF
Nicholas and the souhef hue or side OF one
hundred and forty fthsrcet; aud running thence caster y
said sUuhery line side Of said one iu an 4
hhsireet hundred AMI two feet and ten inches
certain avenue shown on the
the Office Of the %! Taxes IN te Cly OF
along the westerly side Of said proposed
nifty feet thence running westerly IN "A
straight n rghi de TO sad last mentioned lne Two
hundred the said easerly line side OF Avenue 81
Nicholas point dsa uthery hundred AMI "gJf-
inches am 0ncquter or an men more or
from sad southeast corner OF sald Avenue 81
Niclol8 and Oriy th street, and N nee
therg and along the said eaery ne or side 0f
Avenue IT. Nicholas hundred ard eighty IN &c feet nne
inches quarter Of inch or less To tue point
place OF bsginning.Date New YORK Sepem0er ~ leSO
FRANCIS c. BOWMAN. Referee.
JAMES r. CUMINO.
Pllntlhs Attorney,
Building y. Y. City.
r.