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Frightful and Nothing Less

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caused by diseases of the kidneys and
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SUPREME JUSTICE sOMERBY rEsrrFrEs.

Indianapolis, Aug. 2O.Thc hearing OF the suit ask
ing for receiver for the Order OF the Iron Hall was
resumed in court here YESTERDAY Supreme Justice
somcrby was the witness stand most OF the entire
day. Referring to the money Of the order deposited
with the Philadelphia Bank, amounting to moro than
S7l3OOO he said that he did not believe II would ever
sccurc any Of II. lie held the Supreme Cashier re-
sponsbc for the present bad condition OF the order
The lacrs CHIEF clerk testified that ticket supposed
10 represent $40 900 Ind been carried cash In the
cashiers Office for than two years lie did not
know what II represented Two Of tho supreme 1riis
ecs cavc evidence regarding the rc.ervc-iund money
they are authorized To invest. They sad that scv-rni
time, the cashier had been ordered 10 turn the money
over 10 Them but he had refused do 10 was de-
yeloped that securities representing 900 OF tho
reserve fund money Is held by the assignee Of The
philadephja bank for the Supreme Cashier Of the
order The hearing will probably not bo completed
hefore next Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
THE HONDURAS REVOLUTION ENDED.

Panama Aug. cO.-The revolution In Honduras Il
nj an end. The theatre OF the troubles was inc
coost towns Of the Atlantic which fell by surprise
into revolutionary hands. This movement was as
sisted by revolutionary demonstration on the
Nicaragua frontier but sufficiently nenr inc "oV
ernments centre OF operations to permit Of It's prompt
suppression. The Government seems throughout I'd
have been master OF the situation; and the distirD
anccs were put down within ninety days. Inc rc'o.
,puonary leaders risked their fortunes IN formal
bottIe AZ Danli Department Of Yuscuran. about July
n Their forces cut to pieces. 300 dead lclt
oil the field and the leaders were captured ana sum
inarily shot. This ended the revolution and quc'
has been restored
The conduct of the Governments OF the neichbor'nG
republics OF Guatemala Salvador and Nicaragua was
strictly In line with the obligations OF the treaty OF
inc late Central American Diet. The frontiers were
thoroughly covered By forces OF their respective EON
crnmcnts.
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ATTEMPT TO URECK An ERIE EAPRkSS.
AN IRON FIsmPLATE FA:TENED TO ONE RAIL
ONLY THE ENGINE LEAVES THE

a
ONLY THE ENGINE LEAVES THE TRACK.
Buffalo, Aug. 20.-The Erie express train NO
!. due in this city at 10 :25, thrown from the
track at Linden Station, seven miles east OF
Attica, and about forty miles east Of this CITY,
at 10 o'clock tonight. That it was the work OF
train wrcckers there can be no doubt. An iron
fish-plate was found spiked to the under SIZE OF
one rail. Fortunately only the engine ran oil inc
track Five men were seen lettering about the
scene when the train stopped. They left the
vicinity as soon as the passengers and trainmeh
began TO realize the situation. wrecking tram
WAS started for the scene Immediately
All trains have orders t. run with extra cauuon'
since the East Buffalo trouble arose The ehg1-
nccr had the train under perfect control. ana was
abl to shn, .on and reverse his engine and Apply
tlc oirbralxcs bringing the train almost to stand
.,iu before the obstacle Was reached. Passengers
in the front cars were thrown from their S'a's'
while thosc in the Pulmans in the rear were
severely shaken up 4 scene of confusion ioi-
lowd the rln-oh.
Train No 1 left Ncw-York at O'Clock this morn
inc. L. is heavy train and was reported as iariy
well filled with passengers on leaving Eiinira Az
far ne can be learned no one was injured oeyono
a fevy bruises. The day following the burning oil
rho Erie and Lehigh cars nj East Buffalo gang OF
,,nout forty men were known to have left tiic ci'y
for points along the Erie line. The officials OF the
conmanv I'm this city say that the wreck WAS the
,yorl, of the strikers or their sympathizcrs.
The Erie has offered $1,000 reward Tor the
or-c.t Of the persons who attempted to wreck the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
MR.. AND MRS. CLEvElIYD ANNOYED.

Buzzard's Bay, Mass. Aug. oO.-EX President Ceve-
land and Mrs. Cleveland much annoyed by reports
which have boon sent ont from here regarding them
sclves The story that their little daughter was
allowed TO visit Onset Bay camp grounds, where
thousands OF people had congregated, unattended by
either parent was Mr. Cleveland entirely without
foundation. and the report OF Mrs. Clcvelands narrow
esapc at the station yesterday entirely unealled
for While Mr.. and Mr.. Cleveland pay little atica-
ton TO such rumors, they beseeed with letters
from friends all the country, who arc anxious
for particulars, and 1t greatly annoys them
Judge Lambert Tree OF Illinois spent yestexuaJ
ut GRAY Gables ss Mr.. C2evslands Haests
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QUEEN VICTORIA THREATENED.
HER MAJESTY'S CARRIAGE STOPPED BY 4
LUNATIC, WHO SAID HI HAD SWORN
TO KILL HER.

London, Aug oO.-"Thc Globe this afternoon re
ports an incident that occurred today 10 the Queen
while she driving near Osborne House" Isl" "i
Wight As the royal carriage proceeding along the
road a making violent gestures advanced tOw,Id
IL. The carriage stopped and the man approache
the Queen. lie told her that he was foreign cohh'
and that he and many others had s"orn that II 'n'
Queen did not resign they would kill her
Her Majesty listened IN silence to the Wlld ha
ranrue never once betraylng any nervousness Sh'
and her attendants at once saw that the man WAS
mentally unbalanced, and. though she did not kho"
but what he would attempt to suit his actions 10 MS
words she retained her presence OF nina ana enHi
calmly at him. never uttering Il word oh' ol ncr III
tendants dismounted and quietly talking to The man re-
moved him from Her MajeSty's presence lie was
handed over Ia constable and lodged In jail. There
Ia no doubt that he Is Insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
cHARIrs II. xoRrms sorrnrxy IxvrsTmvTS

CH4RTIS H. NOETH'S SOTTTrI,Ry TNvESTMINTS.
Boston. Aug. 20 (Spccal).-The attempt being
made by the Chattanooga Trnn.) National Bank to
force Charles II. North until within two years head
Of the great North Packing Company, into Insolvency
will be resisted hy him In the courts. lie dcnounces
the whole affair a conspiracy 10 eXtort money from
him. and he promises TO make II disagrceablc for his
alleged creditors II they come Ia Boston TO Try TO
enforce their demands. Criminal prosecutions are
hlntcd at rs It l. alleged that the parties who ar"
back Of the suit have 10y their course. violated the
laws OF this commonwealth II seems that the
nnimns Of the suit against Mr. North grows ont OF
his refusal 10 pay money In transaction which he
believes TO be fraudulent. When he retired from
the North Packing Company he was induced TO invest
a portion Of his large fortune In Tennessee land
and lumber company Something Hike 100000 was
10 have been put In by him. and he was TO have re
cevcd first mortgage bonds. When all except about
s4O 900 had paid IN he discovered that the Sc
uritics he was receiving we're not what he had been
nromiscd but second mortgage bonds. lie at once
refused 10 make further payments, and the Chatta-
uoop, hank u. the financial agents Of the company,
hepou urocccdings under the laws Of Tennessee to
fnrcc him into Insolvency. Proceedings have also
hron brrrn n Is said. In the Insolvency Court OF
Niddlesex county against Mr.. North. but he says
hnt there has been no service on him Of any papers
nor has he received any notification of the pending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
MIR. MORLEY AT NEWCASTLE.

London. Aug. 2O.-.ohn Morley, the Chief secretary
for Ireland In the new Ministry to-day arrived III
Newcastle, where he is to stand for re-eecuoh 10
the House Of Commons lie received with mlhgicd
hoOts and cheers. In speech Mt the Lloerai 'iup
Mr.. Morley maintained that the workingmen OF Eng
land really did not want an eight-hour day 'r'
Ralli. the Unonist candidate for Mr. Morleys seat
suppor.s the eght-hOur movement and has tic pup
ncans' Mr.. Morey's return IS regarded as more
doubtful than was the ut first.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
~ ryDoWMryr ORDEB srspEyDs

Boston, Aug. 90 (spcciaD.-Another Of the endow
mcnt orders which have been going down with n
crash in Massachusetts has succumbcd 10 the inevi
table II Is the Catholic Crusaders OF the Holy Cros
II failed to send In any returns tho Insurance Com
missioner last month and n receiver has been
appointed 10 wind up its affairs. The receiver is
John A. NOOnan, who has formally been appointcd
by Judge Bond, OF the superior Court. IL Is suld
that only about al 900 remains Of the funds OF The
order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
MR. GLADSTONE on PLURAL VOTING.

London, Aug o0.-Mr Gladstone has written a
letter in response to inquiry whether he would
,m,t measure 10 Parliament abolish plural voting,
in which he says that the Government has too recently
come into ofice make practicable attempt In
November next pas legislation affecting me one
nS viii receive the earliest possible attention, when
Il win not be encountered by schemes for the reds Is,
,h Yrtsh members OF the House OF Commons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
MICHAEL DAvITT SPEAKS FOR JOHN MORLEY

London, Aug. oO.-Mchael Davitt spoke To-Day NJ
Newcastle on Tyne In support OF the Right Hon. John
Morley who seeks reelection upon accepting the
Chief Secretaryshp for Ireland. Mr.. Davtt declared
that he did not believe the Irish question would so
monopolize Parliament to shut out questions AZ
fccting the welfare Of British workingmen. lie
stated that he had the consent Of seventy OF his col
Leagues TO declare that they would vote one man
IN favor OF measures TO improve the condition OF
workiDmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
rsoru,.rs or An INVESTMENT coNr4yr.

TfOTEIlcS OF An IN - u hINI 'Vhi A'i'
Denver. COL. Avg. co.-"Ttc Rocky Mountain news
nuhusb.s a Sensational story IA regard 10 t-vV
a,acbncnt and the probable following Of Other eais
oc,,,., tbc Taylor & Rathvon Investment COMPANY
vhtcb h.s done a great deal OF business Throughout
tine Fast The story goes 10 tel how Taylor ano
Ea,h, III -oid a grat deal of mining stock 10 pola'
;,vin- in Maine Rhode Issrd. C1nnccucu AID CanadA,
tcr trarsact n, an, uniting t. 5::j0DO. The News
eavs that short tine after the sale Oi the stocks thcy
her,u 10 show weakness ana were not oI A divdcni
ra,irc basI, a. supposed. The Canadian and Easi-
ern ciutoli,ts became anxious about ili" decAn" ol
,bcr ,oc and cane to Denver TO investigate matters
\ conference va, held At the MctropOc, al which hr
Toylor WAS present Inc meeting laid Ia lmvc been
Lively and the discussion animated 1t was .direov
cred that n large quantity OF tie stock ma r"h
bvpothccated by the Tgyior & Raihvon COMPANY, and
the Eastern men proceeded 10 brvak N" market ana
hammered all the stocks down, thus compelling the
roroDan- 10 make goOi lis coatcral by Raising money
in other directions. that time the stocks haze
rot recovered aud the necessity Of carrying slrh a
heavy load of impaired securities. In addition 10 =
stringent marici forced tie cri s. which cum!nsted
r., The first attachment. The News further caimcd
hat g.. 900 worth & the company : paper WA ahou
dor Charles r. Taylor cuphatlcay denies The Truth
a. the story except 10 the c3oOO attaC Cment say
ing that lie has plenty Of money 10 meet that and
ali other debt, tlit d." nm MAY owe, ihat no mr,t
iur ~ Ia -icfli ,tocklolGow was held, and that no
dissatisfaction has been displayed by them With their
purchases. llo saya Tint tnc story dos HIN great
iuiu,tlrr and that hc will continue the ifnN busnrSs
as usual meeting every Obn CATION. 40 new attach
ments have been iSsued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
CARDINAL TAsCHEREAU's JUBILEE.

Quebec. Aug 2O.-All incoming trains are loaded
9th Canadian visitors from all parts OF Canada
w. ~. Tn,ted States, who will take part In the
festival OF St. Jean Baptiste and the celebra
t,on Of cardinal Taschereaus golden jubilee both
OF which take place tomorrow MONDAY ana TUESDAY
~, oro,r sternoon the different 1t: Jean Bapuste
c;n,,a y, The Dominion and the United States VIII
be presented to His Eminencc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
rY.PLArE MILLS 10 sqARr AGArN.

Baltimore Aug cO.-COates & Co. have nearly
ready for work their tin plate mills which were
destroyed by Gre several months ago. Leonard Il.
Coates one Of the firm. says that the mills VIII stass
up again on Monday August 20. The mills have been
ENLARGED and new machinery has been sp1sueutpA
isy tSat WAich was 6amafeA ~ bse an1 AtoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

Moscow. Aug. 20.-Advices from the P"mlrs con
tain news that Captain Kouzpitsof. Colonel fanons
second In command who. with three Coesacks en-
tered Afghan territory has vanished with his COM
panlons. and It Is supposed they have been Killed
The forces OF the Russian expedition win withdraw
from the Pamrs I'm a month. They going to ASSIST
ia queng rising In Ferghana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
c.,n,v.1 Won PUERsTENBERG.

Vienna, Aug. oo-Cardnal Friedrich Won fuer'cn.
,.r. A,chbisbop of olmutg eied today lie WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

born In 1872 and created a Cardinal In 1s'S' Ills
death occurred at Kremsir, in Monvia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

lord RosEBERY'S ACCEPTANCE AND THE TORY
pREss-DIsCUsHoN OVER THE OMISSION OF
Mr. LABoUCHERE THE QUESTION
OF PRECEpENCE-LoRD SAILS
BURY'S PARTING GIFTS.
fBY CABLE TO THE TRIsUNEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21


kissing hands on appointment
The order of precedence in this matter was care
fully thought out and anxousy marshaled. Al
ter Mr.. Asquith there approached the Queen LORD
Rosebery. as Foreign Secretary next Lord Ripcn
the Colonial Minister; Mr. Campbell Zimmerman,
the War Minister Lord Kimberly, the Secretary
for India Sir William IIarcourt, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer; Lord Houghton. the Lord-Lieuten- n
ant and, last of ALL came Mr. Fowler. the Presi-
dent of the Local Government Board
1t is naturally in the minor appointments that
such modcum of new blood is introduced
into the Ministry finds currency. On the whole
the proportion is fully equal to the average The
death of Lord Granville, the secession Of the Dis
sentent Liberals, the shelving of Mr.. Childers Sir
Lyon Playfair and Mr.. Stansfeld, afforded Mr.
Gladstone an unusually favorable opportunity fol-
bringing new lights on the scene. lie has graft
fed his feeling for old associations by bringing
into the Ministry some scOns Of families with
which he worked for the State in his youth and
prime Once more O Liberal Government in
cludes members of tile old governing families OF
Grey Russell and Leyeson-Gower. For Ireland
youth is placed at the helm in the person Of Lord
Houghton, son of Mr.. Gladstone's old friend,
Monckton Mines. Lord Houghtons posi-
ton, though nominally supreme al
the direct representative OF the queen
Ia, in the main, ceremonial The real ruler OF
Ireland will be Mr. John Morley, though by one
Of those fatuities that sparkle along the bulwarks
Of the British Constitution, it Is Lord Houghton
who appoints Mr.. John Morley, the eminent states
mans formal designation being Chief Secretary
4 ths Lord Neutenaat. Before the wit Tor the
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of COrtands and Des.
ofos' M Tor Mauch chunk and intermedlate points
9r eqsSt, hE0n and Es HOSeseT es But
ia m M Tor South Plalnneld and all intermediate points
n m for Tun6hsnnock and intermediate points con-
nectqs so 70 m M Tor Bound all Intermediate point.
$40 j. for K ara "a, b. Jqneto9 and praepaf inter
80 ). for POtt've and intermediate points. Chair
coSneetden to R.,ding and Harrisburg. ''0 pO'" "'
so p. M Tor flemneton and AL intermediate points
fac and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus
pen,iO Bridge.
40 D. m connect all points In Mahanoy aid Hazel
'on coal regions SUNDAY TRAINS
$40 and II for Maueh Chunk Hszslton. Shenandoah
s t% Msnse HsnH, chpns & and lnermsa!a,s p.inss
fso and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and sus
''"' General Eytern onlce 235 Broadway.
baggage hotol roidcnce through TO destination
NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
s, ss FROM os %s 9s 1nys 0i Lake
isl % bsf sjss1 Manor
uucs. Rome. Oneida Oswego. Detroit. Chicago. and
Slo w.,,S cySTpSen Hal, Lake. Mchonk and Mime
Iureh EIenye tall.burgh. Hureyville. Liberty Wife
sS Sa;;Srn a5ass y,sss s..y 's' ss,rsy y
oasid, 9;yegO IRqShsster Niagara Falls Detroit CHI
. sps9.on Bridge DAILY ali other tsans daily, ess *
Si%s. s,,rss ,pa sleeping ear berth.
q. r. A.. is Exchange Place. NewYoik = " Ande'son
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave 42d Sc. North Rver) station Nsw.Yosh
follows earlier from foot Jay-st, N
$3.50 A. M..Dsly for Nswbgrg. Kng.to9. Albsny.
,:i5 4. M-Daiy for AiOay daily EXCEPT sunday koa.
10:Oe A. M.-Daily. for Newburg, Albany. Utcs syrs
cuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Detroit CHI
1855 A. MTbaly, except sunday, for Albany and Utica
SIS 'sssp Mossrss 81 c. syr.
euse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto.
sis MbsIy for An: Albany .,Jss Uss. syr.suss Reehs.
Rs{ sgS sSssps satnSGSday InGl fOs Toronto; a;
NEwIUaa LOCALS. 3 ;2s' 'i0lS 4. n. sils. $50.
sssrinS cars for BudsS. Niagara Fails roroos. n.
troit, Chicago; St. Louis on al through trains.
%, secommodstions nformstlcn apply q oces BfSoS
s y2o ,7 Er'Ss't sss Annss % ess -
iss fS BsSsiy FIX Ts:s ,sSsA T. e. "a 8
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. RIE LINES,

cUfrtHGo VIA CHAUTAUotA LAKE or ri.
SGHEA Is ESch4STTFSaf kSFFsfs P1S8 hNS
STREAMS.
Direct route to Passac Paterson. Tuxedo Newburs.
Middle,own Port Jeryls MONTICELLO White Lake Homes.
% sSR Bas S.Ss. FSS. f fJgSono fgF
St. follows and I've minutes earlier from West 23d
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS
2UW % to F9 Gar connect. to =, B pa J.,y.
union station. except sunday for Monticello
NEsTIBULED LIMITED.
> O0 NJ Daly-SoId train for Chicago. via Chautau.
C.UU qua Lake with dining car 10 Chicago. Sleeper,
70 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN ENPRHSs.
3.3O and Monticello. ''''''N''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EMPRESS.
S os raa n 70 Rs1,y SHSas0 ST Sssa;.
Iuaalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
q On p. NJ. Daly-Via Chautauqus Lake and Niassr,
S.'5U Falls Solid train 70 Chicago seepsrs to Buffalo.
chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
tx PASS VS. So p 49, nd 30 10 10 so 49, p n 50
D. m. sundsys-s a. n ,. NJ. ESQ y NJ. 80 .. m
FOR NEWBURG.
WEE pAYshs syss,s.s @. m sts % So SO p m os'
SPECIAL INFOKMATiON.
A. APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
NI Ticket Offices. Also copies Of Summer Homes"
Lake. souSesir aat Summer EscurioSs
~ IckE!S AND PuLtMASN 1y.AS AccS9tMMoDATIoNs Stl at
23d.t. Ferries New.Yrs s9s Fgi.oa,st Brooklyn;
lo7 nGGad%% saa s tSss SCa s sed
Company call for ana cheeks baggage from hotels and real.
d. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
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LONG ISLAND &EASTERN STATES LINE

BROOKLlN AND BOSTON.
Waterbury, New. britain. Hartford. Winantc, Putnam
Franklin and Providence.
sOIID PULLMAN vEsTlnuLED TRAINS WITH.
' OUT CHANGE
BrOoNlyn (fttUushaNe. and ranAIn-i|e stations
L. l. L. RI II :05, and Long Island City at II 10 y. NJ
daily QnclUding sunday. due In Boston 4: 80 u
CORRESPONDING train returning
Tickets and sIeeplag-csr berths SECURED G NewYo.k
broadway; Broc-dyn. 1853 Fulton.st. l07 Broadway
Long Isiand Express calls for and checks baggage
residence " destination
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH n o.
Wes. 23d-rt. 7th-aye.-Ibe Pastor Rev. ROBERT
r SANPLE ID. D. will preach II a n. and 40 p.
Prayer services next Tuesday "Wednesday Thusday and
yited.
WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH f:h-st.. near 6th-aye. d. g w. MiLLARp
Past0f.-MOrnng service. 10 30, evening sglSire a.
Evening theme. ''rhe Duty OF FCfgpttalness"
Strangers cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02

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legal Notices
on FIFTH AVENUE,

A-Of RUNNING THROUGH TO 1924 BROADWAY
LAST SEVENTEENTH ST, AND MULBERRY ST.
supreme Court city and County oi New-forx. sarah
Dcf.nd.@ts i; i.iaS& '''DD"' ''''''' ''''' '' ''
in pursuance OF Al interOcutory judgment Of partition
aud sale duly made aud enb ia above enIitied
actoa bearing dat the 24th day Of November ls,l
Referee IN laid udsGta; named & VA ss at ,as Be- 81
o. Liberty street IN the Clty Of New Yora, Wedss.qas
the zOth DAY Of Januay la99 II O'Clock Of that
mentioned in sad intrioeutcry judgment and described
Al hat ceitain lot. piece parcc Of land situate,
lying aud being uls 9!ty County snd state Of New.
a. point on tie ,a-tcry side OF broadway thirty
ely cqncr o' BrosGvay and rwenty aih street running
s,e , o aS s Si'l oeh to- he
I'D. OF tuA Asennc men,e aor,neiE along ,,ss ss
and -eyenth- inches; thence westerly parallel with
Ir,nyGth >trr"t hundred and one feet seven and
souir along e.,sry ,iae Of broadway thirty
e i asa ' and "gsy s 70 u o. & p-s SnfSs Il Dss4eGs ets
saia pr,n>'e being latty walls suoset 70 covenant
premises Aie U} ]eha r Parry AID & wife q Which Iai de,d Z,
+ ui.a ti l af sltS, page e5i 49, '''' ~
Ao mo- lre tain le Of land land ass ss e. the 6t Gy
eYn,b yt Sl.,9i S @ iy SnGdred ,Sd
thyright ft ea.tery from the castery edo Of Avenue
A. running thence southerly on ine parallel With Ave-
ana Seventeenth nney',wo feet thence eastery
sad oentre Line seyent' feet and three inches
uDrthcry nr parallel with Avenue \ ninety
to southery side line OF Seventeenth street
SiF~s -SycSt one tt snd hes inches 70 the place
beginning with the buildings shete0n standing
And also al that N'rtln house aud LOT In the sixth
of Of NrwNork County and state Of Now
YORK known Nunber six Mulberry street the east
f, sd - Mulberry and PARK Row formerly
Chatham Street bounded and d. ilt-d follows. Run
NJ -nutcry along tr eaftery linc ~ Mulberry Street
tN.4t.-N feet ana Inches. thence eR-t-riy ~ the
.rlfhWe-t~ry SIDE ~ Worth Steet slNtysN Feet and
-ee inch.- thence northwesterly and along said
81 Worth Street twenty feet and
eleven ard olr 1tt"r Inches. and thne westerly forty
feet and twot.nths inches u ur casL,rly side
Mulhfir, street tn p-nt place " bcgnrinR.
Dat Il Err-NOrk ID DIcrub,r q. 1891.
HERBERT r.. DICKSON, Esq. Ef'ree.
10 Brood street.
y. Y. CITY.
HENRY DAILY. JR, E-q,
Plaintiffs Attorney.