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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15
SLAVES OF FASHION.
They Are Truly Pathetic % . 1ai
nav.

They Are Truly Fsshssie % Raiay
Day.
"When girls discover that they can
be rs healthy as their brothers, that
nature has not made them wretched
invalids, the sensation Of good health
will create gradual but certain revo-
luton.
Common sense heels and broad
soles are almost . fashion. Fear of
microbes has vcry materially shortened
walking skirts- It used to be common
70 see women sweeping the street 1t
the expense Of their own skirts and
bringing into their homes filth and
disease galore. Women have evoluted
SO far As either to wear skirte that
clear the ground or practically to
apologize for their length by holding
them mp don't know . more
pathetic sight on . rainy day than .
woman wildly clutching her skirts
with one hand and her umbrella with
the other. Even then she is almost
sure to wet her ankles, though her feet
be protected. The final agony comes
when she needs to get 1t her pocket.
which il situated in the back Of that
skirt OF course the skirt must be
dropped and the fumbling goes on in
definitely until the placquet is found.
BY this time the skirt il more er less
damp and the chances Of grip are great
ly increased.
MARK how man walks! Erect, free.
with no petticoats 70 endangershcalth
Or temper. with pockets all over him,
with his hands free. he is lord Of crea-
tion.' And he il lord because he has
80 willed it. Talk about the equality
Of the sexes! Equal suffrage or NO
equal suffrage long n we areslaves
Of fashions set in the interests of man.
ufacturers Of certain goods. utterly re-
gardless of woman's physique, we shall
be slaves, and deserve nothing better. :"
Kate Fields Washington.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15
WOMAN NATURE.

Ethel met your father 1T the door
Is I was coming in He appeared to be
very angry.
Maud-He was. / had just revealed
= great truth to him He thinks ho
understands human nature thoroughly.
but he forgot that exceptions are usual
ly required to prove every rule accord
ing TO the popular belief
Explain, dear"
'You know how bitterly he IL op-
posed to my engagement with Jack?"
,s'sYsA. He wishes you to marry Mr..
Goldy."
Exactly. And his theory was that
If he opposed Mr.. Goldy's salt and f.-
vored Jacks, l would 20 contrary tn
his expressed wishes, and in that way
everything would end a he de-
sired Well, understood enough
about his nature and ideas Of
human nature to know that;
and 90, when he denounced Mr.. Goldy,
and forbade him TO call on mo, and ex-
pressed himself in favor Of Jack, sur
prised and disguised him BY cheerfully
acquiescing."
"How clever you are! But got ont
Of . difficulty Of the same kind with
my father in way that I enjoyed much
more"
sSTell me-"
HE wishes me to marry Harry Cut
less. and l love George Prettiboy. ]
accepted Harry and then hirted SO
dreadfully with George that Harry
hasn't been near the house for days.
and he won't speak to me now"
'sHave . chocolate, dear. II our
fathers meet 1T the club they will
probably come to the conclusion that
m extensive knowledge Of human
nature doesn't imply . knowledge OF
woman nature.-N. Y. Advertiser.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15

Mrs McSwat-H your head aches,
dear. you'd better soak your feet.
Mr.. McSwat-What good do you sup
pose that will do. Lobe;ia? When
there's anything the matter with my
feet ] doapt 80 and soak my head, Do II
-Chieago TsibunA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15

The Correct Thin9.-She (srom the
newspaper)-'Colorado makes failur.
to support wife a misdemeanor.. II.
lserionsly)-"I should think it wou!..
. = MFsdemeaaor." - Detroit E.,s
Pr:SA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15
WIN l.ivs rexesAer.

.'Mamma," said m inquisitive little
girl, will rich and poor folks live to
gether when they 60 to Heavenr'
"Yes, my dear, they will all Be alike
there"
Then. ma, why don't rich and poor
Christians associate together hersfs
The mother did not Apswex,-1. \,
Commercial Adv0ftisek
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15

two ounces too much jaw pressure and
severed the tail.
Ever since them" concluded the
sun-burned man. pensively, London
derry has been a bobtaIled coon, and
the Fergusons have to get their fish
just like the rest of us do in the bot
toms.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15
SUSAN WAS AWAY.
And Wolves Carried on tho Cow
and Calf
Hermit Miles Story OF . Night WITH
Wolves ON His Clearing While 6usaA
Was Away I'm Attendance On
Sally Ann Parks.

HE only time
me an Susan
got the wust OF
it, down on our
cl earin'," said
Cuthbert Miles,
til e ba ke +
weaving octo-
g e marian her
NIT Of Indian
River, twas the
time the wolves
come an run
our COW an calf
D~x,0vnrn ninhf
Sad, that was!
Sad, l tell We!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-06-15

will strike at q silk minnow. Pete
knew this, and SO did Londonderry;
so when Pete wanted to get the cows
home without driving them he used to
take Londonderry on his pony and ride
out in the pasture As soon as the
cowssaw the coon they would start after
him, and I'll Pete would have to do would
be to gnllop home, with the cows fol-
lowing. After awhile Londonderry
got onto the scheme, and he used to SO
after the cows by himself Sometimes,
though. they would get too much Of .
start, and he would have to climb =
tree; then somebody would have to GO
to his rescue, for the cows wouldn't
bulge rs long IS they thought they
had = chance of getting 1t him.
Fishing finally became impossible
for Londonderry, and the last few
years he hssn't done anything except
eat and s:eep. play with the children.
and occasionally kill . chicken, just
for the excitement # the thing. The
way he got knocked ont rs fisherman
powerful big loggerhead turtles down
in our country. and they never turn
loose when once they catch hold.
leastways not till it thunders-
One day Londonderry was lying on
his favorable log. with his tail brush
ing the water. waiting for = bass to
grab It. Pretty soon something did
grab it, but it wasn't : fish. It was >
turtle. and be must have weighed two
hundred pounds Londonderry gaze
jerk. but he didn't bulge the logger
head. who started to the bottom. Lon
donderry clunG to the log with all his
claws, and yeah! yaahed' for hep.
Nothing On earth could help him.
though. and he world have gone to
the ~ ttom 40 snrs as Tm telling the
arl. I TIE turtle hsdA't put On sb0st
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
TIE gyNDOO JUGGLERS HAVE FOUND FRIEND

The Hindoo iuggers who have been having 'rouoi'
With their manager, and who created 20 fhucn en-
o,,orant In front of the Everett House last "eeh
have found friend In NJ. +. Sajun, feHow-cou"-
trvman He has interested himself IN the 'uesier'
and relieved them of their pecuniary ehpaiia'
ment Mr. Sajun says, on their REPRESENTATIVE
which he believes, that they agreed WIN 'iiei i
rner manager for a tour of twelve months III Ehs
land and America They were to receive their poaru u
and clothes and were each 10 nave a lump sun" CIV
,be,r massage money back TO India. II was Verpa
eg,aerment They kept their part OF IL lor oNei
tWelve months and became satslS1 tIa a tlei ~ 90
ger aid not intend keep his. They reiuSeu " ~
Sc nniass assured of receiving their pay "hei uue
T'her manager refused any guarantee, anu toid Hd
them they must either on or lose Wnat lnes e,a '
.arned lie also left them in Major roma oitSo ~
and made his escape through Dach uooi ~ ~, ~.
font of the Everett House. The lussleTs ran ous
,be front door and headed him on, ana peeseu u
hir, to give them some satisfaction ne IeIus.u
cd milling off his coat, created scene tiid o
has vet been able to account Tor, as lhe iiiiiuo' "
verv 6ocile more like children than men +, .oo
Tieir former manager has cancellea ms as &C. &c
ment with them and Informed them that 'ne! ar are
AT liberty 10 make any other arrangeihe,i,,o' any "a
Gav contract signed by them win MAJOR ., no.
pay poynS for fifteen months, NJ T.. Sajun becoming
snrety for their fulfilment of the same MI, "aSu m
saws that according to their Hindoo Tenglol my
dare not touch ardent spirits; that lhstedu u SUI
dering money If they had 1t. they woui9 noaIu
and hold IL next TO their lives and Tor that reds.
II is stimulated In the contract that each shdii hah
his money and his passage ticket nome wheh 'he
contract expires
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
A FOREMANS PLAN TOsSTEAL.
HOW KERBs wERTHEIM & sTEIFFER
CIGARMAKERs. WERE ROBBED.

YOUNG GIRLS THE INNOCENT ASSISTANTS IN -
SCHEME BY WHICH THEY DID NOT PROFIT
rHEMsELvEs-THE FOREMAN NOT
FOUND BY THE POLICE.
Several days ago the manager of the cigar factory
81 Kerbs Wertheim 4 Steiffer. OF F1fty-iourVh-s.
and second-ave.. where 1900 peop.e are employed
received an anonymous letter saying that num-
ber OF the employees in cousion with the loie
man. Frank Hazel. in systematically SWIMMING '"e
firm. According to the writer, more than twenty
five girls employed in the s,ripping-room were I'M
plicated In the scheme NJ. 5 stern. the manase'
began an investigation. and in short time sue
ceedei in locating the girls all OF whom confessed
and agreed to appear in court against Hazeii' III
though stoutly denying that they had oeneh'eo p'
the scheme. They said they were forced 70 ass'S.
In II by HAZEL. According to their stories one "a
Hazer's duties was to distribute the unstrippeu
tobacco TO the girls and keep record OF inc
amount OF work they performed, on which paS'S
they were paid The record was kept ny punching
hoes in cards which the girls presented as Voucn-
ers when the pay rolls were made up f'aNe"
charged with creditng the girls on these caros WIZ"
more work than they performed ana thcn sv'"e
around and collecting the excess or money 'hus
na,a ,beu, Stern appeared in court Thursday with
two OF the girls and asked for warrain. I lor
Hazel.s arrest. which was granted n tha az
rast Refore he reached the factory Hazel IN soi''e
way got wind of the matter ana escapes ~ ~ h;s
rear entrance leaving his nat anu 'o"' '' '
bench. , ,o.ooh ya,enta twenty
four Years old who is known as moor po!, Hszau
.estai charged with being partner Win Iia~sl
II is alleged that he had done the coectns rt 10,
Tho latter About twenty OF the girls were IN cur
o.e na nosde aftidavits against the two men a de-
scrpon of Hazel has been sent to E Ponce b Mr
ga 60 IA that the swindlng had Seen going on LOT
and it was mpOssisos to it w reach h'
iiarSa frure He said the firm became scmewnai;
suspicious Of Hazel rsGen GwnS when e hs his salary
wss on,y s. a week Valenta was he'd IN A'V" o'
for tria
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
Real estate.
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York
Capital & Sur
plus Jan. 1,
1896. S1,616,655.96

Examines and insures titles to
real estate, the assured selecting
his own counsel, if he desires.
Defends at it's own expense any
suit brought against a title guar
anteed by it. :,
Paws any claim established
against the property not exceeding
the amount of it's policy. and, In
addition, all costs Of litigation.
COmpels an Objecting purchaser
to complete his contract to buy;
or, if defeated in the attempt to
do so, either pays the damages or
takes the property off its policy
holders hands.
DIRECTORS.
EDWIN w. COGGEsHALL
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER.
WILLIAM p. DIXON.
HENRY f. ROWLAND.
]. FREDERIC KERNOCHAN.
JOHN T. LOCKMAN.
J. LAWRENCE MARCELLUS.
DAVID B. OGDEN.
CHARLES f. STRONG
5aMEs HEhRERT It. 3: RARNHMi FNHMhR'
JOHN WEBER.
EDWIN W. coGGEsHALL
President md General Manager
CHARLES E. STRONG vice-President
DAVID B OGDEN, I'd Vice President
WILLIAM T. DIXON Secretary.
JOHN DUER, Treasurer.
GENERAL. OFFICES Nos RI and 80 Liberty st. and +4h
and 4e Maiden Lane New-fork
BRANCH OFFICES NEw-YoRK:
n f. Cor i25th and Lexington Ave-
255 Columbus Ave
BROOKLYN OFFICES
l64 and 1G6 Montague st.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
SUPREME COURT.

~ In the matter Of application OF the Board OF Eda
cation by the Counsel to the CORPORATION Of the city
Aldermen and Commonaty OF the city OF New York. 70
certain lands on the northery side Of ONE HUNDRED
nues the Twelfth Ward OF said city. duly selected and
approved by said Board az site for school purposes.
Of the Laws OF 1885, amended by chapter 80 OF the
Laws OF 1890.
notice hereby given that az application VIII be made to
Term Of said Court be held at Chambers thereof at
the County Court house IN the city OF New York. on the
that day thereafter as counsel can be heard
thereon for the appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate
The nature and extent Il the Improvement hereby in
tended Is the acquisition OF title by The Mayor Aldermen
lands premises with the buildings thereon and ths
thereto belongng the northery side Of
avenues the Twelfth Ward OF said city. fee simple
absolute the he converted appropriated and used
the Laws 1855 amended by said chapter 35
Laws Of 1890 said property having been duly selected and
PURPOSES under and n OF the provisions OF ssd
scribed lots pieces parcels Of land. namely
lying ana being in the Twelfth Word OF the City Of New
York which together bounded and described
One Hundred ana Ninth street distant easeriy 2o7 feet
Inches from the intersection ~ the norhery line OF one
avenue running heLce northerly and parallel with the
ess'erly line of Third , avenue 100 feet II inshts %
dIod aad Ninth and one Hundred and Tenth
streets which p9n! Is also IN the soythetly line OF
erly along centre ct the block along
OF Grammar school No sS IS feet inches thence south
loo feet II inches the northey Inc OF one Hundred
@ ns d S n. n Nnh stree. ss % s Dsss
Dated New YORK. october i4th. 1875
Tryon Row. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26

Downs J,mss to Tsppen. lots 100 ana io'. 100
pennsts man G SGfwG00 ArsG w. snd viii. to william,
Clarke and another. trustees. SIS Hth-s' -, 1880
DALI cfailes sud.s To T ari.. wurth another
psvsnsn1 ss' wiiI'om IS Of sthsve 81 Malcom.on
sSs' iSdst : Il of Manhssnsvs. .nns,s5n yss, 400
Same and wife to W corner Mammalian" 500
Fisher Joseph n and wife Edward rSlS' NV 500
rTtSo Nmsnda Mnsr sns to O7h
ssn q shave R,...o:r E, al plc; 900
10 samuel hC%sor @ 10 l9s ;S .srSposn %srS saw
inss Bank. n Amsterdam-ave. and ,.oo
oa% S;'nIs Ellen Z year and another Daniel ocOnOr -.
n W corner Pleasant-ave and 122dsts years 800
Hess JACOB to Henry mcrsss aS""s sa'' 600
HaTws csrOns sT.,es and .is naG'nei "a, Z, Of West
br,ms csrSns yfns' to Nathaniel wre ii,s,
Hosan M IT. JEREMIAH si S'' to George bchery i4eh't
uge.e 2s T. Ss,aS Us to Thcrese Behra 2dave
s2aIr AZ 81 Sarah shs to SSe sSe Greenwich Saving:
Bank ii2lh,st. s' q e Of Sa.sve; years 100
7ist.si I25 It W of Yves, End-ave mortgages.
Israel si' Julius. and wife to l. Deiano. De-
aneeys 80 Of ~ . ana ru; 2"
Co. 446 2d-sve. i year :.,.....;....... 1880
Jtnp. Edwsra and WIFE to Jud'Gn TODD
Same to same. issth-s $50 IT e Of Willis oos.
knight Edmund ii. and wife to George + Brs:
ton corner Tnton-eve and l6sth-st' %,
Kane william spS wIts 10 NsT:Yort n. ,oooo
Katzenburg Julius. to New-York Genealogical
and Biographical Society. Lexinston-ave. $ ~ -
1Olst-st. l2Oc
Krajenska Hpolyt. and wife TO Mary
Matthews. l6th-ave lot 3o3 map Wakefield. -.
LAveie Martha c. TO Twelfth Ward Savings
Bank n 167th-st so II Of Hoeave. year. 300
Lohman John ID. and wife to Friedrich Knubel. .
Water-st. 94.3 II Of Pike Slip. years 1900
Lyon L. Elizabeth Heilman. lot TO IL.
20. 80 Block G. lot to 4. TO l3, Block II. -
map Dore Lyons. ! year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.V
Morrison Augustus +, to John Ely. 23d-st. -
265 IT of 9th-ave. ar...............:..... I'll
Moore. Eliza j to d Beals. Anthony-ave. 49,
McKeever. Delta L. and another TO James A Trow-
bridge guardian No 5S Grove-st. years. LOO
Msrron, Alice. to Harlem Savings Bank. n loOth-
st. 225 II Of MOrris-ave year.............. z8O
Mccormick. Frank. TO Newman Cowen W Sth-
1O0.ll II OF l13th-st. year.............. 10
Nathan. Marcus. and wife TO III King.
Union.ave 30s o IT n Of 152d-st. 800
Same to same Union-ave. $50 II n Of l52dst-
300
Rosenthal. Max. and wife TO Anna Abbott No 274
Waker-st, year. o,OV
Schuter. Henry. to a II Ruck. 113th-st. $50 II
OF 2d-ave. 300
Werhem. Herman and wife to Pncus Lowenfed.
Deancey-s 33.4 II OF Cannon-s year. loo
Welershausen. Siegfried. al the German
Savings Bank. Greenwich-ave. 1887 II 5 OF -
White. Isaac. and wife to Institution for Savings
6thave. mortgages. ................. b5 90
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
11ubl,r Notites.

>..n<><uooo<>r.v~~ ~N~r~NINr~~N~<<ecSSs>s~
n,v d.vs after s,ch sale and upon the cerunca, a.
the Comptroller other officer conducting '"'
10 tho sum or amount TO be PAID -. 4. -, IN. sale
70 eadtion 10 the percentage bid by II on ne 1ry
he n,rcheser will liable to pay annualy h'o
treasury for five years three per csn. aection
O.. - tho Ralroad Law" calculated upon ,"e 80, hs
proyided for in said law; and no no % W. the
accepted unless It be Of 10, y sad sw
In view Of the failure Of the city heretofo,e VI n,
ca..s ~ SECURE the BENEFITS expected from ire sse "a
stre railroad franchises by reason OF ,non vat
ous nreteyts call attention 10 the iact uaI WY
chs ser AT said sale and Its suretes 80 far as me ~
III such right franchise and privilege sna W S .,m
scb corpor alton to pay 10 the CITY of New io,h NV
.. ~ thousand dollars $50 0OO) liduidated DAMAGE
ard moi by way penalty In the event o tns ,n ~
such bdder 10 funi terms OF sale comply WIN ,n'
piee and oneate railroad according TO me pan o
plans and upon the and routes hxed tor s e n
strIc,ion within time designated by Jaw lor me
strction and completion It's railroad Is concerned s
sme ali responsbty Of obtaining consents OF properly
owners and constructing and putting IN operation IN % sa
railroad three years after said consents sha ~
been obtained -, -.....x,,, h,aa., ,rnon
such so will required give adequate security py ~
ecutins bond writing and under seal IN suc io az h
and with such conditions ana sur" a" ~ Se,
ment agreement FOR the payment OF the
OF the receipts or such corpo'a,on '
shall have been agreed TO by the said success,u
and for the and completion Of its raoad
by law designated and according 10 tns
plan plans and the route routes Fixed Tor lis con-
struction. .
4 form Of the bond which is required TO
be given by the successful bidder is on hie IN the
Office Of the Comptroller Of the city of New York
f law applicable to said railroad shall he Dy 'ne
purchaser OF said sale duly complied with
Dated New York. October II. lse5,,x -.ou.r
ASHBEL y. FITCH. Comptroller.
CCmptrOller's Office
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
Citn propertn Go Eet
So~~~~~c.~~.N~~~~~~ oNNoNcNoooo"~"eoN"~'|N
A RARITY.

A beautiful four-story House built by days work ior
an estate: three rentals; 100 West sb-st
5000. o-, , -.,...,,,-ov.
POWER. corner s5th-st. and Coumous-ave.
20 WEST s6TH-sT. between Central Park West ana
DO Columbus ave-Four- story and basement brownstone
private dwelling rent $3.50 per annum Apply % =.
KILPATRICk 80 West 6Tth-st. or JOHN STEWART loi
West th-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
CUPREME COURT.

- In the matter Of the application Of the Board Of
Education by Counsel to the Corporation OF the City
Aldermen and Commonaty Of the City Of New York to
certain lands the southerly side Of FIFTH STREET:
city duly selected and approved by said Board site
purposes under and In pursuance OF tho
visions OF chapter 9l Of 'he Laws Of 1888 as amended
Pursuant provisions OF chapter 1871 OF the Laws
Of 1855 amended by chapter 81 Of the Laws OF 1890
notice hereby given that application will be made
Special Term Of said Court. to be held at Chambers
thereof at County Court house in the City OF New
York the 9th day OF November 1895 at the opening
that day or as soon thereafter as coun
be heard thereon for the appointment Of Com
mlssoners OF Estimate in the above-entitled matter.
The nature and extent OF the improvement hereby In
men and Commonalty OF the city Of New York certain
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and the
appurtenances thereto belonsng on the sonhery side o
Ward OF In fee simple absolute the be
appropriated and used 10 and for the
specified In said chapter l9i OF the Laws Of 1883
property having been duly selected and approved by the
Board Education site FOR school purposes under
the Laws OF 1855 a. bv said chapter
1890 being the following described lot. piece
parcel Of land. namely:
All that lot. piece parcel OF land. situate
living and being the Eleventh Ward OF the city OF
New York and described ~ follows Begin
ning at point souhery side Fifth street dis
ersection the southery side o Fifth with the
westerly side of Avenue D. running thence southerly
and parallel with Avenue ID 90 feet 4 inch thence west
eriy and parallel with the said sOuthcry side OF Firth
% the present site OF Grammar School No
II; thence northeriy and along said site u Grammar
School parallel with Avenue 90 feet u inch
the southery side Fifth street. thence eastery and
along siuhery side OF Fifth % feet the
point place ~ beginning.
Dated New York. October a. 1905.
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT, Counsel to the Corporation. No.
Tryon Row. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
CIrPRENIE COURT.

= In the matter Of the application Of the Board @ @ ot
of New York relative to acquiring lite by The Mayor
Aldermen and Commonalty OF the cry 2 Te r.sToN
[sl&IH AI1 lan1S RING and coNe;REss sTREETs in the
Fchh Ward Of said city. selected and approved by
sad Beard as & TIe 1svons ir % chaper i5l OF the
of isSs as amended by chapter 35 Of tic Laws OK lo'g
PURSUANT to The provisions of chapter 1871 Of the l;aws
Of Isss az amended by chapter 35 Of the Laws oi s
notice is hereby given Application VIII be made
to the Supreme Court Of the state Of New York a. a
s,.eisl Term OF sale Court. to be held at Chambers
Yor on the 9th day November 1898. at the opening
- court on that day OF thereafter counsel
can thereon FOR the appointment OF Commission
The nature and OF the Improvement hereby In
tended the acquisition Of tite by me ne Mayer vT aosr Ger
mn , inds aud and nremses with buildings thereon and
the appurtenances thereto belonging IN the nocK bounced
The Eish,h Ward u said city In Zee simpe absolute the
same converted appropriated ana used 10 ana f9r
Of 1sss as amended by sad chapter 35 OF the Laws OF
said hayns % Edacs Sssn aus as @ @ pns
purposes under and in s Of the PrsayCns % q
cSonter rs Of the Laws 1890 being the following de-
scribed .ots pieces parcels of land. namely. -
Al n9se esns in 's tbs Egs Ward Of the city Of New
YORK and which taken together are bounded and de-
srbed follows Besnnng a. p9nt ba Formed BY the
GRAMMAR school No and westerly side Of No. 2o5
Wes Houston rs h eecry SIDE Of vafcE street and 100
inches southerly from the southsry SIDE OK west
Hq''9n Mth Varck street IS point IS inches
southery from the souther!y side OK west Houston
sobcy sfs Of Vest Houton street FOO feet to point
which distant s feet southerly from ths souhery
sSraei with the eastery side Of varick s5
he northery side present of Grammar School
N s. pcs s seoo ehd aSns S Ns and nes ae
with the souhey Of West Houston street 100 fee,
to as p0n' New Ydk R1'F ooSss St 4sS 1895
FRANCIS NJ: SCOTT. Counsel to the Corporation. No.