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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-10-02

II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for patent be published ten con-
sccutive weeks. In the Pioche RRcoRD, weekly
ielStd r. HfNCKLEY, Register.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
A New steamer.

The finishing touches are being given
at the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com.
pany's shipyard to the new side wheel
steamer Shelter Island, constructed by
the company for the New York and
Montauk Steamboat Company. The
new boat will be used exclusively for
night service between New York city
and Sag Hsrhor, consequently she Is
provided with forty four state rooms, IN
addition TO the toilet and ressing rooms
Her dimensions are IFS feet between
perpendiculars, 81 feet across the beam
ana Ii feet in depth, with tonnage oil
4S4 49.l0O. She will be propelled by
vertical surface condenainR working
beam engine $3.50. The builders ex-
pct to have her finished about The
middle OF next week, when,she will be
turned over 10 the owners.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

PoRr DEPOSIT, Md. June 2o1The
most destructive fire in Port Deposit iGr
! sars occurred this afternoon. 1. orig
100 In the lin can factory and hard
ware store of Reynolds Brothers oy Tue
taIIinp of a hot soldering iron into
mass Of rosin, .A,o.o
Instantly 10 whole place was aoiaze'
and high wind from ths South threat.
az al the destruction Of the entire biook
oo4Srt, however, col.A-ei a. 49, e9
nrincipally 10 the factory. Several
stables and other out buildings ware
also destroyed The loss Is go. 600 ln-
surancs sic, 900.
While the fire was raging Mr.. hog'
ers went to the roof OF an adjoining
dwelling house TO protect 1t, but ne
slipped aud foil to the ground, twenty,
Ave feet. His skull was fractured ana
his right arm broken and left arm DIS
located, besides internal injuries. NJ;
condition is critical. Aid was asked
from Baltimore and granted, but wal
not needed.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Noted DOE.

Mr.. James r HoffrcEer, the temper
ance candidate for Governor, received
few days ago from Isaac Yearsiey, OF
Gainesville, Pa. @ very Aigh bred puppy
of the Laverack strain. His sire won
first prize in the southern tisid trials IN
1854, beating Rush Gladstone, who had
before taken three first prizes in the
national field trials. r.antaganet, the
grandsire OF this pup, IS a noted dog
and has taken many 1-s' prizas 90 the
bench He won first priza 81 the bench
at Pittsburg, when his owuer was
offered aud re.u "a q, $40 Tor hi,u. He
next won first % Z 1T .be New S0rk
bench show, wien his Owner refused
So OCO for him.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
ToIcnester Beach

The excutsio Its VITO visited Tol
chester beach oa Thursday are layitl
in their raise, jcsi.y too, OF not OF >
the attrac .ons Of the plaza but OF the
courtesy sud kindness Of the pIopr,r-
tors Of the grounds ard Of the ho.ei.I
Captain TsRgar' Of IaggArt's PLila-
delphia Sunday Times, IN President of
the Colchester b -ach Association, and
spares neither tine nor expense -
catering TO the cOmiort AID convent
ence OF visitors. The table at the ho;e'
is supplied with all the deiicaeiss Of the
seasen, and the dinner that is served ~
for fifty cents sets the teeth Of epicu-
risDs on edge. Toe grounds around
the hotel, laid of in winding walks aud
dowtr paths, is amongst the creates;
attractions of the place, while the nevel
ending routine ot varied amusement,
in the grove afford fun and exercise t.
young and od. The friends Of ID
Presby terrain churches that will go o.
Gouleys excursion next Thursday
will have 10 cause to regret their visi
to COLCHESTER ii the day IL favorable.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
2Oth u. RaIkless ACADEMY.

Principal refers furih to noble CHI aracters
who, as Iupils, read his mad, heart and
conduct for years, 70 STATE their own per-
sonal experience AMI value OF instruction
received fro II him, viz: To the surviving
re,atives and friends of Ada Y. Oafswelf,
tirst lady graduate, who received high and
liberal education, became prominent pub
lie school teacher, was steadfast Christian
chara-ter, and Is an ennobling influence for
Christian intelligence; Friend Emma Oak
ford, public school teacher. and Friend Sue
+. McAllister, ex teacher Of ike character,
success and usefulness, and both graduates;
Miss Brown, Miss Blenken. Mrs. Louise NJ.
scott (nee Countis); the Misses Mary and
sarah J. Derrlckson, Mise Guy, Miss House
man, Mrs Lizzie tmmons lnee Lanoaster);
Miss Beckie Y Latimer, the Misses MCCALL,
the Misses M iller, tho Misses McKeag, Miss
maggie New hoTter. Miss Laura T.. Prizes,
NJ ISIS Addle Rowland, ex .ellent public school
teacner, departed the M isses Roberts, Miss
Lizzie q. Shakespeare, the Missss Springer,
| Nj las LizEle Emma W God ward, Miss Jennie
Webb, niece OF the late Rev. James Riddle;
| Mrs. a nnte Il. HodReman tnee wheaton,;
Misses Addle J. PieTs0n and Annie h.
woodward teachers; Mrs. Victoria A. Cole
| teacher; Mics Anne SpeAkmAn, excellent
school teacher; Mrs. agnes +. Dcheitree
| (uee ONio), excellent ex ublic school
| teachoY: utss saliie j. May, excellent Della.
ware stats school teacher. he last named
| six are graduates. he Misses Pierce, the
Misses Uowperth wait, TIE Mitsss Dorsey
Miss France. Mrs. Mary Satterthwaite tnee
| Baker,: Miss Gaye;, the Misses Allen, Gtiss
| Cooling, tho Misses West, Miss MOrgoy, M tss
| Mary II, Wright, Sr<duttt; MISSES Motor V
| and irubn; the Misses Janvisr M IS E.
| liott, Mise johnson, Mlss Becker. excellent
| professional teacher u music; Hiss Gebhar',
The Misses McD0Sell, ms Misses 9ookln,
! Misc Zsboey, Miss Gibson. COutu tatiOns
/ 8 O'Clock mornings aud eyeI ings rad 10
| clock mornings; also by mail.
Respectfully, JOHN @ hh RhNtSS,
| Founder and runcipAl, Tenth aud Market
| strsets IcZe .ln l-2tw
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

Stansbury murray, lu4 East Front
street, snys ne was g al eucG more t.
: bake the hand of Professor William
Howard Day, and to find him looking
as well, hearty and vigorous as he did
twenty years ago He says those who
did not attend his lecture on Thursday
evening missed rare treat. Every
soldier and lover Of liberty should hav,
heard 1t, The professor left yesterday
for his home In Harrisburg Oh the 2,3
D IN. train.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
THIRD EDITION.
nn1ne ooes ZOE Oleveland.

WASHINGTON, June Is -While the
House was considering pension oup
This evening Mr.. Gibson of West Viz
ginIa criticised several of the reports
snbu tilted ey the Committee ON lnVallu
Pensions, aud stated that he would raise
the point OF no quorum on certain mes
sures.
Tbereupon Mr.. Bayne Of Pennsyl-
yania rose and attacked the President |
for his recent veto messages on pension 4
bills HI was astoudxed at the vetoes' |
In the whole history OF the Republic
{ ey we're wi, bout q parallel. Austere
n rigorous Andrew jackson, DESTROYS
of asserting his power and making his
individuality conspicuous, had never
monorolized power as the present Prezl' |
dent fal done with reference to these
pension bills. This man had even had
tn temerity te sneer at the reports OF
com IN ittee CT this House. he hao the
teme- ity to Put the seal OF his sarcasm
on the reports of q committee granuLR
q pension to the widow OF one man VINO
had been slain in the service OF Ills
country. ,,.,.
This man, himself no soldier, himself
walking the path of peace when these
other men imperilled their lives TO save
the Union, came in and pat his veto on
the unanimous vote OF the House OF
Representatives and the Senate OF the
United States. What constitutional au
thorIty had tae President for going to
this length? Who had invested this
man with such power that he must as.
sert himself and say to the people OF
the country: am larger than You
ali and / know more about what
should become law than the $50 mem
hers of the House of Representatives
and seventy six members OF the Sen
ate" L. was fault of men endowed
with brief authority to arrogste know
edge that they did not possess, he was
no better than any other; he was no
better than any A Herican citizen, ana
he was not the equal OF auy man VINO
had periled his life aud went cut 10
save the Union. Applause on the he-
publican side.
MIR. Matsou, Of Indiana, defended the
President, who, he declared, was fan
ard lust ana prompted by bis con
science. Two men might honestly
differ upon question, and that Wa
all there was 10 all this talk. All III
gentleman had said in the way OF Tn
abuse OF tn President Was uLc4!led Tor
The Preside, was an honest pan, auc
the people OF tie country know u
tApp ause Oh the Democratic eide an'
in Jhe galleries Though he (Matsou
did not agree with the President OIL
this question, the President was
courageous man, and his honored hin
for it. He was Pres idal' Of the [ uite'
States and WAS called upon IN the ex
ercise OF his high eli q IT, lake lie grea
re- ponsibuity 81 approving or Vetoln
bills, and hen he did II honestly
though be tMatsor) might differ fror
r.Hs 49,. k.vV.a IA N
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
KIllsd on the RalIroad.

% Friday afternoon an unknown
white man, supposed to be- a Norwe-
gian, and about 40 years Of age, was
instantly killed on the s1uth bound
track OF the F., W 81. B. Railroad near
C1um Lynn. He was walking on the
north bound track, and seeing train
approaching he stepped on the other
track, when he was struck by the en-
CINE Of the south. bound train which
leaves Philadelphia at 3 OF O'Clock. The
remains were taken TO Chester, where
an Inquest will be held, The only clue
to his identity was a letter found in Ais
pocket, addressed to Martin Ander'
son, Gienolden, Delaware County, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

Yesterday while Washington Cox, q
stone mason, WAS engaged at work IN
laying the foundations for the smoke
stack at the City Mill lie was caught by
the rope of the derrick that is used
10 hoist the stones ard dragged some
distance. Some OF the workmen saw
his perilous position and had the engine
stopped before he was seriously in
jured, and be escaped with a bruised
arm.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Furnishing the prisoners with Liquor

The officers at police station are FREE
quently annoyed by persons furnishing
the prisoners with liquor, consequently
a harp watch Is kept on visitors. Not
withs'andipg, il ia no unusual occur
renee for prisoner, after being locked
up oil night, to be 80 drunk In the
morning that his hearing has 10 be
postponed. Last evening one OF the
prisoners was visited by an Italian
named Salvador Piano, who afterwards
went ont, but returned in few min
utes. Oticer Foster, having his suspt
oions aroused, watched and caught dim
in the act Of passing pint bottle tlled
with whisky to his friend Piano was
locked up for the night and this morn
ing the Judge unchanged him with q
lreprimand,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
RUSSELL'S
"BEE HIVE"
3O6 Market Street.

One lot OF remnants OF
H a m b urg S in different
widths at about twc-thlrds
price. Swiss Embroideries in
low-price goods reduced in
price fully one halt. Elegan'
Cambria or Swiss Flounc
ings. Oriental Flouncings
in Cream, or Beige, Cam
brio, Swiss or Pique all over
with edge to match, all
marked at prices to sell them
quick.
Sateens in American OF
French at cur prices tempt
the ladies to buy. zoe.
goods down to l2a; 37lc'
goods down to 3.
Seersuckers, 2oc-ones
down to 12l. Extra fine
lPercales down to Icc. TX
ira fine and heavy, do TO
boys Shirt Waist, I25.
! Please not forget us wheI
locking for silks. Our stool
and price are certainly right
Our sale in Parasols ant
ISun Umbrellas are ava,
/ beyond our most sanguln'
4 expectation. Low price
lsen them MOST any time.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
EIIEID.


VANCE -On the oath inst, George Vance,
aged abCul 90 years.
Relatives and friends are re 7pectfully in.
vited TO attend his funeral from hs late
residence near Mt. Cuoa, Ohristiana Hun
drei. on sunday afternoon at ! o'clock
Services at Red CLAY Geek Church, where
the interment will take place.
GREEN WoOD.-In this city on tho oath
inst Spencer M. Greenwood, In his ED
year.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-.
dence, No. ll29 Orange street, on Monday
| afternoon, 2oth Inst, 10 leave the house at
2 o'clock Services In the A. U. NJ. r.
Church, French street above Ninth, Inter.
ment at ST. Peters Cemetery,
In Memory of Annie Pyle. Who Died
June rs, 1885.
She wears a crown OF glory now,
A halo bright around her brow,
All glory to her Is known.
| An endless life OF happiness
Increasing strength and perfect bliss
In light around the throne.
In rapiures OF delight and love
IL She dwells in Heaven with Ged above.
In perfect peace Of mind.
II She dweileth now in endless 10y,
I'll Nothing can her peace de6tr y,
ell UfOn those banks divine,
For as the lght Of Heaven doth shine,
So win they Of perfect IN nd,
Hno gain those plains OF love.
No SORROW there Will ere be known, -
Or augbt disturb their peaceful home,
In that pure world above.
d There In the radiant Joys OF Heaven,
80 Where DQrg eternal love Ia Riyel.
They'll md a calm repose.
eb All longings Of the heart filled
III Upon Coda bright and holy hill,
az FTee from all grlef and woes.
June 20, 1885. a. MICHERER,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
SnlarY IncreAaeti.

The annual adjustment Of the salaries
Of the postmasters appointed by the
President has just been made, and will
take Ell, ct July /. The following are
some of the changes: WilmiEsto On,
Del, from $1,000 to s., 100; Baltimore,
g. 900 TO q 600; Centrevilie, 81 200 to
81 800, Easton, 81 900 to 81 700; Elkton,
81 600 10 81, 400; Port Deposit, 81 200 to
Is 600. The receipts OF the office in this
city for the year were in excess OF Si5,'
600, which entitled the postmaster 70 al
additional 500. The receipts last yeaI
lacked S. OF $45, 0o0.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

E6OR SALE-A FARM or W. I'M
E acres situated In Mill Greek Hun f. I'M
dred, near Red CLAY Creek Ohureh' SnIId.
ings consist Of substanlial stone ao1 9sst
frSmo wagon house, frame barn 20 crib
square, with wagon house, ana 9 n,na ftrm
20x4s feet attached, built in lslo no onTipg
is divided into convenient nelus wiz I'D con
dition;the land In high state orc uiti a GOOD
as growing crops will snow; there Is fsnce
woods on the place, with plenty ,''aw the
timber. ANY person wishing 70 Wan an the
property call on William u jester ad;oiuing
farm. JOSEPH X, LYMAN. je2s iz'''''"
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

The public schools at Newport closed
on the 18th inst. until the first Monday
In September. The closing exercises
con sisted OF singing by the children
select reading, defamation and calls
thenics, and last but not least by a
farewell address to the children by
Miss Boothe, the teacher, to whom the
children made promises to try and TO
turn at the September opening better
than when they left,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

The storm yesterday afternoon was
not only accompanied with heavy
thunder and sharp lightning, but the
pouring rain was mixed with hail
stones az large as peas, which for a
few moments ratified down quite lively
In some psrts of the city, while In Other
parts there was none fell,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Her Ann We Not nroken

Though Tt .ntJIU,hnt Of the REPUB
LICAN was sILGtrr y heb he said col
ored womas's Sin Was lIoben III To-
chester, on Thursday, 10 Wsa eighty
mistaken as The woman Oily Lad an
ankle slightly spraiued. In about
eight miurt,s stterS ar0s she wae
walking around he kround again. MI
Boulder and cAld wera really il tx
greatest danger, AID Lad there not beer
3 miTe where tEcy threw tnemsei yes
from !he sled tAey ~,u.d have been
very badly irjarse As it w,s lbe.
we're mud all over, bot mad bTeaks =,
bones. All were glad the acGiueut va
not attended v III aJree eoHsequ
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
A nnnse Completely RI n.aeked

About noon on Friday it was dis
covered that the residence Of Dr. j. +.
Frautz, No. yl9 Washington street, Lad
been broken into and robbed sometimeI
during Thursday night, au entrance
having been ttiectel by pry ing open the
shutters Of oue Of the windows in the
rear Of tue buildiLg Z. The particulars,
however, could not be learned in tine
for publication Gu Friday. An tx
anination OF the house by the police,
late in the afternoon, showed that 1t
had been ransaGkt d from top TO bot ON,
The drawers Of the burt 2us had been
taken out, and the conten Is scattered
around the floor, the locks on the
closets broken, trunks forced opeB,
their contents examined and everything
valuable taken a number u pieces
of solid silver ware was tax N from the
upstairs rooms and lef' pied up on a
table in the dining rot al. IN the dec
tors sleeping room Hslseral valuable
pieces OF fuIni, ur5 we're broken and de
faced, and the contents Of drawers
piled on the moor.
The Gactor and his family are absent
from 7be city, having gone 10 Chicas
about ter a. $ ago - attend The Denta
Convention, equentig the tEac
amount o. the 5ss e4unet be ascertain
ed. a great deal OF Va liable clothing
which they were EGywn 20 possess, i
missing, but il IS pussiD.e the iamil.
may lave taken - greater part Of
with them, Af.5r tLs Cause Robbery
week or no ag2 a .ea.sklu coat and
sum VI III 5nEy belonging % Mrs. Fran
tz'stister was removed to q pace C.
saf.fu ..ervY -, he Irss won n Iay
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
SUCCESS.
THE DEITZ TUBULAR OIL
STOVE.

A lady in this city having thor
oughly proven the merits OF the
above stove has secured the
sale of six others among her
friends. Tnis stove conquers
prejudice, and from q large mum
Der Of very excellent ell stoves
| is Icing selected as the best 0.
all.
We have It on exhibition
lalong with a full variety OF othel
Toll stoves,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

A meeting of the managers of the
German A merican School was held last
evening at the German Hall, when the
question was discussed whether the
school shall remain free. 1t was finally
decided that the directors shall onfef
with the teachers in reference 10 the
matter, and it is probable that a small
amount will be charged weekly for each
scholar.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

William Allison, residing on Du
Points Banks, east eide, near the kes
mill, has a dahlia stalk in full bloom
since some three weeks ago. The fl)wers
are very large. The outside folde OF the
leaves are oil deep purple, and the
centre folds have white tips Mr.. Ali.
son takes great pride In dahlia crops
and has flowers all summer and fall.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Rec RlGERATOR3.

The CIimaX, Victor and AT
pine are included in cur list.
These, and . good line Of chest
refrigerators rave been marked
at lower pricf than ever before.
Oil stove ard refrigerator circu-
lars mailed or 9 ven on al plica-
ton.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Donr PIntes, 40.

Thomas 8. Pugh has secured the
agency IN this State for the sale OF
door plates, finger plates and meta.
numhtrs. Those who wish anything Of
the KIND should send word or call AZ
No. 925 lowering avenue Orders en-
postal cards Will be promptly attended
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Can ,,e had by The owner.

A small piece of new calico wrapped
in psperi was eft by .some one at the
post Office this morn ing, and can be OBJ
tanned by the owner applying at the
stamp window.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

Tomorrow promises to he fair and
warmer. Monday cloudy TO fair and
nearly stationary temperature, iniicat.
lag local showers.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
A Single Drunk.

Charles Stevenson was before the
City Court this morning. charged with
drunkenness, and was sentenced - be
locked up in the cells until IL o'clock
to day.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

Next Wednesday evening Hi1gla
Tribe, Imp, Order Red Men, u this s,ss
will Y sit Mnnehaha Tfihe Of NeEa's
Del, and it IS txpe2ted ma arg
delegation will attend.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
A New Iron Yacht.

The lines OF an iron schooner yacht,
designed by A. Carey, Smith, OF New
York, have been laid at the Harlan b
Hollingsworth Company's works, and
1t is expected that the boat will be
ready to launch this fall. The model 10
OF the deep centre board type, being 80
beam and 9K feet draught OF water.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

Iruu. 1yHVIu Davts died at HE horno
in Bloomington, Illinois, this morning,
In the 72i year of his age, having been
born in Cecil County, Md, March. 9th,
1878.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
tho Red Ribbon Lecture.

Rsy. BE. Price, pastor of Madeley
Chapel, will lecture on Temperance, to
morrow afterr Don, at 45 O'Clock, In
the rooms of the q. Il. Association, NJ.
,22O Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
WESTERN MORTGAGES.
-, x. and. per cent.
UITY AND COUNTY SCRIP, 10 FER
CINf.


UITY AND COUNTY SCRIP, 10 FER
CENr.
Based upon many years oftX erience, AMI
with very liberal expenditure " lnoney and
time in lersistent ana critical II yestigAtlOr,
We have finally selected, from the various
classes Of a. eioies offered Es, the fJilOring
list, believed u 90 uuexcelled by any Els
ern house;
Washington Territory,
Seattle and vicinity, per cent. Interest
guaranteed.
Dakota Territory,
Middle and ) uthsrn, per cent. interest
guaranteed.
Northeast IeKas,
per ce1t. principal and inttrost guarantee cd.
Dakota Territory,
Middle aad southern, ! par cent. principal
and in.erest guaranteed.
Nebraska Mortgages,
per cent principal and interest guaranteed
watkins Debenture Bonds,
amply secured By mortgage per ceot. In
terest aud principal guaranteed.
Seattle City
and atIacent County scrip, selected 10 per
cents.
We further guarantee that In ten years o.
this business no customer Of ours mas lost
dollar Of principal or interest 10 these invest
ments,
We now have, and hereafter shall keep,
supply Of these securities for Immediate u
jea5 4t-sa HEALD y co.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Fifth ED|Tlo


Ahont 4 IN - Alladelpl
Storm ,t' which struck Obi, avg 1IssaI
i = 'isue ilhlai aod sv,o, n
s ''.en,a' 70 tbs na,.Lo,.l
western nan, ami northern
S !. Kan ia, pa portion Of Ma " y!
With VIM rai tne ,,' ciond passed Va. y
s,o 1," 'S'n aud hal all,b-,.s
:, 'suoa u ginning aud al,:.,
s, : pVnl5 o. thander, The s,,l
West pb h ',3,I we southvs.,s,1
monot P p.,,iElelpLla thence All
10 T,n,a G T., neaf Lemon mil
Tho - isa, Germantown l,i aud III
hiokorS ~ ~ ,e'' N pieces A
Lar - o1 VIZ,
snec,iyol aN william Cave n
Cha,ies r., anu II yean.
Township Line ,osd 'nei
pike, 10 the Twen,".Nsa d
milking cows in ,6a ' lug NJ
storm were struck 4, , Ta,u "a
vas Instantly M isaulI
slightly Injured ahnr, ~. ~
A horse belonoins W
OF Fifty fifth and VIM,
eti uOA anu instantly klDa
ninB;
"A uweillhg on WoOdsD,k n
low MOTIFS, was struck By
ouI "ss not seriously injals' i
III uetnantown The storm
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

atG clock, p n.,
The following described real G tate, VIE
All those two certain 10 Of lana with the
frame dwelling thereon, situate in tho city
Of Wilmington, tOGEded and descnued a.
follows, to VIII: ..,..,,
No. 10 Beginning at the intersoc lon
formed hy tire limo ~ the nsTtherlY s'de OF
Fourteenth street with the line OF the HeaF
erly side Of Marsh road as laid out OF me
Cherry IgISnd Mursn Company, tnth1o
westerly by tho said northerly side OF fGur-
teenth street I4l feet to corner, tAeaee
nertherly by a line at right angles 10 salI
side OF .'ourtoentl street, 100 feet 70 a COT
ner, thonce easterly parallel to tGurteeht9
street, 90 feet incnes u tho westerly sac Oh
Msrsh road. and therce thereby southern.
$50 feet TO the place OF beginning, DO ne
contents thereof what they may.
No z Beginning at a point on tne easy
ely side OF Railroad avenue OF ~ ite'
noftheriy from the northerly side OF tou'
teenth street by rig At angle line NE esuio ~,
thereffom (bailrOau avenue II lald cut NJ "a
| feet Wide parallel with and adjoining tue
easterly lfne of the Philadelphia, nl. ns
| ton x Baltimore Railroad Company islu
| thence essterly parallel win tOutteentn
| street l0l feet 10 a point corner, theho'
| nCrthsrly at right angles to the last Men
! toned line 30 feet to q corner, thence west
| cry parallel to Fourteenth street 40 ieeI
inonts to the said easterly aide OF kaiiiot ~
| avenue, and thence thereoy southerly 10 th'
| place OF beginning. be the contents theIso
| what they may Book N Vol. ~. psee ~,
Seized and taken In execution AS tne pioP
\ erty OF Edward Forras. and Annie n. for
| rest, his vito, and t. IS and 20 pc soip ~ 4,
| THOMA FORD, SherlI.
je24-eOd to