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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-16
THE MESSIAH CRAZE.
The Speedy Cessation of Hostilities
Looked For,

The attention of the American people is at
tractcd TO the trouble which the government is
having with the Indians in Dakota, and the out
come is anxiously looked for OF course every
body feels the effect OF any depressing news, but
vet all know that our brave soldiers viii van
quish the foe and peace be restored.
But you say, what has that got to do with pur-
chasing home in Brookiyn addition? Moth
ingl And 70 prove that business is meant ana
not war, see the plat and prices OF this choice
suburb 10 Seattle; scenery unequalled, improve
lnents many, and the beauty OF ii all is that no
factories are To be allowed on the addition, thus
making il strictly residence property. J. A.
Moore, los Column bia street.
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death From pneumonia.

Wilson A. snyder, OF whose death brief men
ton WIS made in yesterdays PosT-IHTELLIGES-
GER. was Il member OF the firm of MErGock x
SNYDER. dealers in crockery and glassware at sIi
West street Death was caused 10y pneumonia.
with which he had suffered for over week
decreased wss - years of age and had a large
circle of friends in the city. although having
lived here but short time. The body has been
embalrned hy Cross 4 Co. and viii be shipped 20
salem n " where his folks live.
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Suing for balance me.

- !. sSnoe.s brought suit against c. II. Hittin-
90. sae superior court yesterday for sa,2l&6i,
- ~eS ~ 70 be due on q promissory note. The
"a given June =, 1850, for $1,000, payable
a. ~ after cate ~ the order OF !. Samues
I,i ~ slAferclal National hank OF Portland.
M N'asnseI that only 500 has been paid or the
Its,i sas TIC balance and interest aggregate
/ ---a9t, tae aIanaut Tor which Snit is hrnnchL
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THE HARBoR LINE SUIT.
sesler's Test Case to Be Decided Next
Friday.

me celebrated suit of Henry L. Yesler against
v board Of harbor line commissioners, which
- made the test case of the numerous harbor
~ suits, VIII be decided by Judge Lichtenberg
III Friday. He has had the case under advise
nsal Tor four weeks, examining the multitude
stanofities on the complicated questions that
i n gtsenied IN the petitioner application for
III o. prohibition against the commissioners
Fsssnt Them from filing map OF the harbor
nsr uhlch they seek to establish. The case
~ - 70 tue supreme court no matter how il is
s.laed IN the superior court. A number of ex
. slsse property interests depend upon the re-
ssas q THIS suit Tor the same questions are in
, 49, In all Of the other cases against the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-16
Charles Il. Hammond Sued.

aa.es K Hammond, who is now in Jail for
t'sau larceny, was sued yesterday in the supe-
-. ~ court by Sharp Il Robbins for s227.4o. In
asa complaint they accuse Hammond of false
~ fraudulent dealing, and state that on octo-
| q a,'so and he represented that there was no
-, s.smaIanee on the property, except one mort
80 49, Wen the fact was that there was lien
n ~ y lot se.l.40 in favor of the Brunswick
,rsss Sotlender Company, and they demand
[tNHMelt iQr that amNlnf and costs
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ATTACHED WITNESSES.
0cer Cave and Thomas Jefferson An
swer for Contempt.

swer for Contempt.
ivo attached witnesses were called to answer
su's Judge Hanford yesterday for not respond
fnsubpunas issued for their attendance in
kunited States court. The first was Officer
nucaye. who failed TO respond when called in
ut on Wednesday. He explained that his du-
Hksep him up all night, and forgetting about
MS witness, he went to sleep. He prom
% be moro careful next time, and the court
!thafged him on payments of costs.
ne other case was Thomas jefferson, full
ooded siwash, who failed TO answer subpoena
z whisky case. lie said that he had no money
e which TO pay his expenses, hence was I'M
Ee 70 come 70 Seattle from his home near Port
esaseAd Judge Hanford said the excuse was
nlla one, and Thomas jefferson was not to
|sane ior failing 10 report, but that ii any one
Esel,a Dc held for contempt IL is the deputy
|zIsna who, when informed of the witness
|aoilfy e respond to the subpoena, neglected
|&Hpo't the matter TO the court
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TWO CEMETERIES UNITED.
The Masonic and Lake View Take the
latter Name.

Latter Name.
The Masonic Cemetery Association and the
Lake View Cemetery Association have united,
and henceforth will be known by the latter
title; and the cemetery on Broadway, overlook
ing Lake Union, which has been known as the
Masonic cemetery, will be known hereafter as
the Lake View cemetery II contains some ele-
CANT and costly monuments and private vault
that cost $4,000 In the spring the association
intends to construct large and expensive vault
for general use. A large area of ground has
been added and the capital of the association
increased 10 $4,000 for the purpose OF provid-
ing money to expend in Identifying the
grounds, the object being to make it one of the
finest cemeteries in the state
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sniliran sared His Bacon.

L NJ Bouce and Joseph Berhlet made muir
derous assault upon Herman Defringer, White
chanel ham-sandwich vender, last night. and
they are now in Jail charged with an assault
with a deadly wespon. The two toughs as
saulted the Yender with Ratchet and but Tor
the timely interference OF oficer John l. sulii-
var fhrv rnight have Killed hin.
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Injured nv Lumber.

An elderly man named Lane, employed at
sirnpson's mill. at Ballard, met with serious
accident Yesterday and received severe internal
;niyIries from a car load of lumber being thrown
mon him Owing 10 his age IL IS feared the in
ftiiviex sustained may prove fatal.
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RuiIding Permits.

The following building permits were yester-
day issued from the building inspectors Office:
Vac Wan. one-Story frame, 10 cost 81; :. G Fer
cinandis two story frame, % cost Sl.o00; H. c.
RaNmond. tWo-story lraLle. - cost kl.e.N.
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Shining Intelligence.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 15.-Arrived-Str Arago,
Coos bay; str State of California, Portland via
Astoria. DepaIted-Str City of Puebla via Vic
toria; str Columbia, Astoria; ship Alaska, Taco
ma. Ceared-Str Alki, Port Townsend; blk Sem
mole. Port Angeles
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New suits Co,nm.pccd.

~. - aoloslng were among the new suits com
pa.,,o ~ 'he superior court yesterday:
a. ....-1ip Aefahams VS.. Rachel Abrahams-Suit
w-.sogee on grounds OF desertion.
a.. = = MIL Company vs.. Luther VI. Robbins
n usslai1 on pTomissoTy note fer $40.
n neGaeishoa ". +. c. Huutley-Suit on
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Today,s Weather.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 15.-Forecast for Wash
moonlight rain or snow; wind generally
south TO west: cooler, except nearly stationary
temperature ut Spokane Falls
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Did Breckenridge Accomplish This?
LITTLE Rock Jan. 15.-Powell Clayton has re-
signed the Craftsmanship of the Arkansas Repub-
lican state committee.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 15.-John a. Hart,
mayor of the city, died this morning from a
stroke of paralysis.
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Finest HIock in Peoria. III. Burned.
The Mayor of Chattanooga Dead.

PEORIA, H., Jan. 15.-Fire this morning de-
stroyed the Dickson block, the finest in the city.
Loss, 500. 900; insurance, $I50,00o.
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Two patients were received AZ Grace hospital.
snd 81 Providence hospital five were received
and two discharged.
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TOKLAS,
SINGERMAN
& CO.,
717-19-21-23 FRONT ST.
SEATTLE, JAN. 10, 1891.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR SPECIAL DAY

SAADAho t4DLit " I4iit III LO1uH DhI
This is special day in ladies'
underwear department. There
are, besides the regular clear
ance offerings, another lot of
specials which are made for the
first time today.
In a stock where goods are
SO staple as those carried in
this department it hardly seems
possible that we could make a
very big splurge, but never
theless we have made one, and
at no little expense to our
selves.
SPECIAL DAY. LADIES UNDERWEAR
Before we start on the I'M
derwear there are some UNI
brella specials which we wish
to call to your notice. The
weather makes these particu-
larly desirable.
We have marked all those
SI.67 umbrellas down to $I.35
each. They have neat black
handles, with a nice metal top,
which it is hard to tell from the
regular gold heads.
Besides these, are broken
lots at reduced prices.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR SPECIAL DAY
Keep in mind when looking
over this handful of prices that
the new tariff bill has in
creased the cost of wooden
goods at least IS per cent.
200 dozen scarlet all wool vests re-
duced from 81 to CSC each.
$50 dozen scarlet all wool drawers,
duced from 81 TO 25c each.
Grey ribbed Jersey vests, reduced from
soc to 25c.
Natural wool vests, reduced from Csc to
csc.
Fancy balbriggan vests, reduced from 75c
to SOC.
Grey ribbed balbriggan vests, reduced
from Toe 10 SOC.
Another small lot of fancy striped hose,
reduced from 4Oc, soc, Soc, and Toe, to 25c
pair
SPECIAL DAYS. CONTINUED.
We continue today the fol-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Seats reserved without extra charge at Stewal
& Holmes and Barnes d CO. drug stores.
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Prices Of Admissions: To Auditorium. 10c; seats
in Theater zoe, soc and 40c: box seats, soc.
Seats reserved six days in advance at box Office.
Telephone COS.
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and John y. Slhley, lot. Feb. 10, 1901, +,
bounded by the Planning mill, j. S. Bailey
and Others.
r. g. Hit and John Slbley to Greenwood
bounded by Planning mill, J. $. Bailey and
others.
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Bculah Land.
Ef THE REV. T.. e.. WINSLOW.

BT THE REV. T.. e.. WINSLOW.
Thou Bculah land! such peace within,
y glorious rest from inbred sin
y rest that nauSht my soul can move,
Centered and fixed in Jesus Love.
Though Beullh Land in thee live,
And from thou treasures / receive
All nceiful blessings full and free.
Thou art the chosen land for me
Thou Bculah Land! so rich thy store,
Enough for all forever more;
Enough for each, none need despair,
Thy love so free the world may share.
The Beulah land that lies before
From pisgah's top row explore;
My hope Is anchored In that cline,
And faith now claims that land us mine
And in that home soon shall rest,
It's earnest here | now possess;
THIS Beulah land, this earnest given,
Is peace on earth and rest i'm heaven.
Erccport, Ill.
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Christ . Presence In the House.
BY JAMES f. CLARKE.

Dear Lord, whose presence In the house,
Whose gracious words benign,
Did once at Canaan's wedding feast
Turn water into wine,
Come visit US and when dull care
Grows weary, line on line.
Revive our souls, and make us see
Life's water glow as wine.
Gay mirth shall deepen into Joy,
Earth's hops shall grow divine,
When Jesus visits US, to turn
Lies waters into wine.
The social talk, the social fire,
The homely household shrine,
Shall glow with angel visit when
The Lord pours out the wine;
For, when self-seeking turns to love
That knows not mine and thine,
The miracle is wrought
The water turned TO wine.
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Deaths.
Southern Cultiyator.

Mr. Henry Pollock Columbia, died May 80,
1891.
Mr.. w. Bartield, Columbia, died suddenly,
May 30, aged 81.
Mrs. Frances f. Calmer, Columbia, sister OF
T. b. and c. +. Aughtry, died May 81, 1891,
aged 40.
Mrs. Louisa Smith, widow Of Joel F.
Smith, Laureus County, died May Il, aged
Gj.
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T he State of South Carolina,

Probate Court-Citation for Letters Of Ad
ministration.
BY j. FULLER LYON. ESQ, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
TT7HEREAS, George S. Wilson and Pres
w ton A. Cheatham have made suit to
me, to grant them Letters OF Administration
OF the Estate and effects Of William II
Brooks, late Of Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and creditors OF
the said William II. Brooks, deceased, that
they be and appear before me. in the Court ol
Probate, to be held at AGbrviilc G.. H., on
Thursday the 18th, day OF June, 1891, after
publication hereof, At II O'Clock in the fore.
noon, to show cause If amy they ihuvc, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the
Court, this first day OF June in the
lII. 81 year OF oar Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-one and In the
lljth, year OF American Independence
Published on the 3rd day or June, 1891, in
the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
J.FULLER LYON,
Muyi2G, 1891 Judge Probate Court.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

J.W. Sproles, Plaintiff,
against
J. A. Sibley and X. u. Hit, in their own right
and late as Sibley 4 Co, and MS President
and Secretary of the Greenwood Cotton
Compress Company.
Jessie Thompson and Armstrong Bros.
Defendants.
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Copy Summons For Relief.
Complaint Served)

To the Defendants, j. A. Slbley in his own
right and as Il member of the late firm
Of Sibley & Co., composed of j. A. Sibley
and r. &. Hit, and as President of the
Greenwood Cotton Compress Company.
Il. 6. Hit in his own right and mem
ber OF the late firm CT Sibley g. Co., COM
posed OF J. A. Sibley & II. q. Hit, and as
Secretary OF the Greenwood Cotton Com
press Company.
Jessie Thompson and Armstrong Broth
ers.
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JNHE MAIN WHEEL IN & WATCH
j makes 4 revolutions in a day of q hours,
or l.460 in year. Next, the centre wheel, 2i
revol utions day, or S,7GO In year. The
The fourth wheel 2,ii0 In day, or J45.G00 in Il
year. The fifth, or scape wheel. 1850 in n
day, or 4,72S,2O0 in a year. The "tIcis" or
beats Of the balance wheel $500 in day, or
Ill ZOO in year.
The above is mathemetically correct, and
should prove to you that WATCH Is u very
delicate and complicated machine, and should
1t be out OF order the watch requires the at
tention of
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But the most terrible obstacles are
such as nobody can see except ones
f.-Middlemarch.
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lou ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this
action, Of which copy is herewith serv'
cd upon you, and copy filed In the
Clerks Office at Abbeville Court House
South Carolina, and to serve q copy
OF your answer TO the said complaint
ON the subscribers at their office at Abbe-
Vile Court House, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof. ex-
elusive OF the day Of such service; and
If you fail TO answer the complaint with.
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action Will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated 30th day of May, 1891.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
With the following notice endorsed.
To Jesse Thompson 4 Armstrong Bros:
TAKE NOTICE: That no demand Is made
against you In this action, and If you answer
will be at your own cost.
PARKER & MCGOWAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Jnne ;. 1891 Ct.
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GOING ! GOING ! GONE !
THE WAY ABBEvILLE LANDS ARE SOLD
THE PRICES THEY BRING-THE NAMES
OF THE BUYERS AND SELLERS.
Abstracts Of Records In the OnIce Of
the Auditor of AbbevilIe County.
NINETY-SIN.

G: NJ: Anderson and F. NJ. Lipscombe to
+. NJ. Lipscomb, lot. $500, Jan. /, 1891, boun.
ded by Mrs. Miller, Cambridge street, j. G.
CapcrS and others.
q. NJ. Anderson and T. NJ Lipscomb to
John G. Griffin, lot. $SOp, Dec. 1890, fronting
fifty feet on Cambridge street and 100 In
depth and bounded by &. NJ. Anderson and
+. NJ. Lipscomb and others.
r. T.. Fooshee and Il. r. FOoshee to Belton
L. Turner, 30 and 9acres. S}63.50, Jan. /, 1891
BOUNDED by J. 7. Turner, Z. w. Fooshee and
others.
S. A. Rice to Lille NJ Kinard, 10 acres,
Lipscomb, Mrs. Logan, r.. +. McCasin and
others.
:, 6: II: Taylor TO Sam Simpson, 1917 acres,
IIughey and Mctracken lands and q, W.
ltampey and others.
NJ. Richardson and S. Il. Whitock to Geo.
III. Taylor 1876 acres, SlG7j, Jan. 20, 1891, boun-
dcd by lands j. l.. Hughey, G. w. Rampey
anu others.
f. +. Ronch to J. NJ. Klnard, 10 acres, $1,000,
Feb. II, 1856, bounded by lands of Lem Reed
John Il. Tolbert, Mrs. l.. X, Anderson and
others.
Emma Anderson to j. NJ. Kluard 255 acres,
S235O, Jan. II. 1871. bounded by lands Of J. d.
Tcddards, Levi Lawson, Mrs. Emma Rook
and others.
S375p, Jan. Is, 1880, bounded by lands of w,
). Richardson. w. n. Huff Pick Floyd and
others.
acres, S:G.4D, Feb. IL, 1891, bounded by
lands Of Mrs. J.. kinard, l.. NJ. Lipscomb,
Mrs, Logan and others.
5. T.. Whitlock to w. fl. Whitlock, 81 acres,
$50, Jan. 10, 1870, bounded by land Of Will
liam Anderson, >. W. Sharp, G. IL. Taylor and
others.
t. Y. Sheppard TO J. 4. Calhoun. IS acres
SiO0, April Sth lsgl, bounded by lands OF J. II.
Calhoun, W. T. Hutrand others.
J. {. Klngh 10 Samuel McGowan, ! lot,
$3.50. Jan. G, 1891, one lot 1l5X35 feet adjoin.
Ing glands of w. &. Moore, William John
others.
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CEDAR SPRINGS.

Dr.. D. Neel to P. Rosenberg & Co., 341
acres, $4,000 January 7, 1901, Mrs. Anderson
and others.
John F. Wideman to John Brown, 133 acres,
s450, bounded by lands Of j. ]. Shanks and
others.
Alfred Jones to Abel Savage 20 acres, $780,
December II, 1890, bounded by lands oi
Abel Savage, John. Watson, Robert Thorn
ton. ...
Marrah Strawther TO Patterson q acres
500, Febrna ry u. 1891. bounded by lands oi
Thomas +. Thomson, A. Bequest and 9th.
erS.
Rosa. w. Brown to John Brown, 9S acres
$40. April D, 1891. bounded ay lands Of James
J. Thomas, estate Of John Brown and other
lands Of John Brown, Jr.
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BA1ONNE.

Miss Agnes Murray, of Fall River,
Mass, is the guest of Misses Annie and
Nellie McNaugnton. Of Avenue ID.
Police Sergeant Cornelius Van Horn is
confined to his home by illness.
Thomas j. Stafford has returned from
his ontiog with friends in Baltimore, Md.
Being u member of the present panel
of the United States Grand Jury, ex-
Councilman Alfred w. Booth is journey
ing to and from Trenton this week.
A private masquerade party will BIZ
held next Tuesday evening at the homs
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wauters, of No
81 West Fifty-irst street.
The annual meeting of the consistory
of the Bergen Point Reformed Church
will be held in the lecture room of that
edifce on Friday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Standish Devere, of.Avenue
E. has been granted by Judge Ingraham,
of New York, an absolute divorce from
George +. Devere. The couple were mar,
ried 10 1854 by the Rev. DIR. Houghton al
the Little Church Around the Corner.
Devere is an actor.
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Between Elizabeth Campbell and Gilbert n
Campbell, her husban q. ecmpiainants and Mar
on lii for partition and deeree for sale.
Samuel u Haines solicitor for the complain
In pursuance and BY authority Of a decree mads
BY the Chancellor IN the Court Of chaaesry OF the
bear ing date the ninth day Of december. eightesn
hundred snd nlneEy, ~ Ss,ce = was a1asns 9tnsF
Singular the premises meationsd m the said blu
public vendue TO the highest bidder, in TIE pres
enee and under the direction OF the subscriber, one
eery. {, George W. Sasssdvsspsclai HissIer in cnas-
Gerry. rs aforesaid. shall expose TO sale. at public
WEDNESDAY. fae alsf day OF January. 1881.
attwo O'Clock N the Afternoon on the premises
Ali thai csrssin trss. or parcel o. land ana prem
iseS situate. bing snl berg IN The city u Jersey
HUDSON ana STATE Of Nes Jersey, dessriSeI as foi.
lews-neginning az . point In ne n~orthwestsr,y
erly side OF Bowden NOV Belnlonp avenue. as TIRE
seSs 3 laid ssrn on 2 sssss,s me- 9a ns Il shs
HUDSON aioressis. ea'isisd nap o. Pfeperty % y B
oae mile from jrrssy city, June / ISL bsIng about
one handred and tsenty-one feet SIX iaehssf from
Bowden nov Rlmoat avenue. thence running
aiaDk TIE westerly side OF said lot nalnberea
Ghls-S lno~ * sSelm M avenue nue. ons WIN hun sGd
ana zen feet 20 ths soatneEis line
easteriy aions the soatheFls line OF saia lot sixty
nine t@A parallel vita Bowie NOW Belm1nsl AZ
parallel wish the hne nrss run. oas hundro1 aat
len foes more or ess 70 sas s2sIasriy sids9s
along the s~outhsrly side or Roween tnow beiaaonn
Avenre twenty feet 70 the point or place OF 6egin-
Mug. lnciadfRg tas esrate sH1 int rest n dover
OF the descendants Jossphius Derby, Mary Derby
aud kOxa Derby. In the said prumisez fo1efher
with ali and singular the Embellishments nad ap
purrenances 10 tue said premises belonging o. in
any wise appertatntaE
Lated December ~ ts10s
1RG W. CASSIDY.
sreelal Master n chaacsry OK New ssrssy, Nal
Exchange Place. Jersey s1ry, y. J.