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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
THE TWO SUITS.
Statement From Segar & Braxton
Suhiecr of Comment

CldteIIISHl ioHk OcSuEe--W braNtOn
Subject of Comment
The suits OF the Newport News and
Old Point Railway and Electric Com
pany against the city and against
Contractors Honan We're the subject OF
general comment yesterday. The pa
pers in the case We're not served upon
NJ. Honan, for the reason that he was
out Of the city. Should he not return
in time. they will be served by adver-
Using. after the usual methods.
Messrs. Segar & Braxton. represent
in gthe street car company at this
point, yesterday gave out the following
statement of their clients attitude to-
ward the city:
I'VE instituted the suits against the
City because after hurried review of
the authorities we had doubts whether
we could sue Honan &, Sons directly for
the alleged tortS or whether we We're not
compelled to look primarily to the
City for compensation, the City in the
latter event looking to the contractors
for indemnity. OF course if it is held that
we can sue the contractors under their
contract with the city, as we are in
clined to believe we can, the suit
against the City will not be pressed.
I'm either event the City cannot lose
anything because it fully Undermined
by the contractors bond. and by tho
further fact that by the sth clause OF
The City's contract. the City has the
right to withhold the amount of amy
injuries or damages for any es-
innate due the contractors that may
be needed to make good any such dam
ages or injuries that may be sustained
proper. or unskillful prosecution of the
N.or
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
AMERICANS VExED
Its Useless 10 Dicker With
Power|ess Commissioners.
CAUSE FOR The CoMMtNT
Dons Acknowledge That Their Hands Are
Tied and That They Have No Author.
,tyte Act without Ins,ruc-
tions from Madrid.
CAUSE FOR THE COMMtNT
(By Telcgraph.)

PARIS. Dec. 1.-The Joint session OF
the Peace Commissioners today lasted
two hours. No real progress was made.
The Spaniards are awaiting instruc-
tions. Spain's proposition for CONNER
cal privileges in the West Indies was
not settled and was scarcely considered
today. The Americans have also asked
for instructions or certain matters. The
Caroline Islands question was not con-
sidered. The joint Commission adjourn
ed until Saturday.
Today's session was virtual repeti-
ton OF several earlier meetings.
When two hours We're consumed in
discussion taking. wide range. the
Spaniards were pressed for definite
statements. but they pleaded that they
had not received instructions from
Madrid. Thereupon, the Americans de-
ciared, in diplomatic phraseologv that
it was useless to waste time in de-
bate with men who were not empowered
Z TO make bargains. Although ADJOURN
ment was taken until tomorrow. il is
postponement until Monday.
TWO STORIES OF 1T.
The Spanish version Of today's ses-
sion is that they asked to have the
treaty concluded first and then the mi
nor matters discussed
According to reports from America n
sources, the Spanish Commissioners
endeavored to draw hints as to how far
The Americans were willing to com
promise the demands under cOnSidera-
ton, without disclosing what conces-
sions Spain was willing to make.
AS the negotiations proceed the pros
pect for consuming much time Increase.
Several very important propositions,
presenting many phases. invite discus
sion. and must afterwards be enbod-
led in the agreement. This task OF
tlrhodying may be long drawn out.
every word and comr'a ret;:it:i:,:, con
siIeraticn.
On the questions yet unsettled whit II
do not concern terirtori:. o., financial
interests both Commissions display
laudable anxiety to promote the well
fare of the inhabitants in",;v.,!
COMMISSIONERS TAf.NS
An American Commissioner ,e,nnrk~ !
to the correspondent OF the Asosriat.1
f'r,ty:
We realize that Ties, peoples a,c To
become our subjects. and We ,lcsire Ia
secure for them all their rights and
privileges. We keep in mind the ln;cr-
ests Of the Spanish citirans in the ter
ritory changing hands az well az cf
others.
Our Spanish friends exhibit q ~;Il-
ingness to cooperate in lhci: work ..
guaranteeing the rights of the pcori. :
they are losing, a wllli"si esS that mus,
command our respec:. for we realize
that they might make the task niue h
more difficult If they We're disposed ,c
display resentful spirit"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
THAT SUIT AGAINST THE: CITY.

l-ultoI' OK the bdlly TFeSS.
1t strikes me that the suits brought
by the Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company against
the city Of Newport News and Honan
Il Sons for damages which ii claims
it has suffered by reason of delay. etc.
on account OF work which is being done
on the sewerage system on Twenty
seventh street, is the greatest exhibit
ton of gall and ingratitudc have ever
known.
Who are the sufferers from tn. neg
igence, unskillfulness and unnecessary
delay" which plaintiffs attorney says
is the charge he Will make against the
defendants? I claim that the travelling
public is the only: sufferer, and Of whom
am one Of which. suffered from
the negligence. unskillfulness and un-
necessary delay of this same road
long before the sewerage system was
commenced.
Again. which is the more important,
10 the people of Newport News. the
sewerage system or the street rail
way?
AS to Messrs Tsonan 6, Sons, they
are more to be pitied than to he sued
or abused They have struck a snag
in putting in the sewerage. and it is my
belief when they have finished they
will be sadder and wiser men
VnT CITY Council should be more care
III! in the fntare in granting franchises
gratis.
Very truly
a. c. PEACHY.
A Citizen and Small Tax Payer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
THRILLING CHAPTERS


Black Rock Three of the crew re-
manned aboard the vessel and saved
themselves by climbing up on the
rock and hanging on until taken off
captain Peterson. and Il friend he had
taken along to teach the science of nav
Igation. We're drowend. They attempted
to make ii to the shore by swimming
Had they remained on the barge. they
would have been saved.
The barge Thomas +. Sheldon. which
has been lying off the coal pier for
som" time. was yesterday morning run
ashore by the hreakwater. as she was
leaking badly. She will be pulled on
in a few days and taken to New York
to be fitted with steam pumps
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
$500 Kew ard

If any one finds water in the raw oys-
tiers that you buy from the Hotel Ivy.
other than the natural liquor. We sell
oysters in any quantity at the rate of
twenty-five (25) and thirty COY cents
per quart. Medium, per gallon, so cents
selects, per gallon $500; in shell per
bushel so to 60 cents Our oyster house
at the corner of eth street and Lafay-
cite avenue is open to the inspection of
therpublic. Call Hotel Ivy. old and new
phone. Orders delivered in Is minutes.
l cater for the household trade especial
~. M. 100.
Manager.
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COMES; NEW YORK GOES

The Eaitl.>hip Will Hoist tn. Como
I",.s Flag Today
The United States battlcship Texas
Captain SiSShcc commanding. the only
sernnd-claSs Dattlcshlp In the navy now
'hat the Maine is no moro. arrived at
old Point Yesterday III 10 o'clock di-
rrctlN from the BROOKLYN navy yard.
Where. sh" has been undergoing repairs
and II general ovcrhaulinS. Ill.,.
This is the mrs! visit Of the Virginia.
built battl"Ship to these waters since
she sailed about the middle of the war
With Commodore Schley's famous flying
squadron. shortly after the squadron,
which sailed in two sections. took its
departure from Hampton Roada. the
fleet auxiliary cruiser st. Paul followed
with cantain Sigsbce. formerly captain
nt the Maine. in command.
Yesterday the Texas returned to
Hampton Roads commanded by Cap
i'" S"Eyss. shs hs,rA Of caaiptain Of
Texas Curing the war. and one of tn
heroes Santiago. now commands tn
North @lantic squadron. of which tn
splendid fruiser New York is the flag
shin, TN. New York is at Old Poin
ana the Texas this morning droppc,
anchor Close by the flagship.
The commodore yesterday sisnallcd t,
the Texas that he would this mornin.
transfer his flag To the Texas. which h.
formerly commanded and that the Eev
| York would weigh anchor and steam 70
HaNana WHITTIER ii has been determine,
10 sem, hrr
The Eronklyn. it is expected will b.
the next I" arrive. The Brooklyn. which
| is a sister ship of the New York
though somewhat heavier was tn,
flagship of Commodore Schley's nyins
squadron. "
For some days the Brooklyn and tn.
hattl"ShipS Massachusetts and TeXa:
ana the cruisers Minneapolis and Col
umbia. the five ships OF the famou!
squadron. We're anchored off the city
in the historic James. 1t was here tina
| commodore Schey raised his pennan
over the Brooklyn and formally or
ganiZcd the flying squadron.
| The return of the Brooklyn to Hamn
ton Roads will be an event OF interest
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to certify that the dairy owned
by E. L. Parker has been sold to ]. H.
6anssioW and all milk sold from A. T.
Parker's wagons Is brought from his
dairy, who has not had a sick COW in
his herd this year and all persons who
are circulating the report that my
wagons are selling milk from diseased
cows lie. and do so knowingly, and I
intend to prosecute all such persons to
the full extent Of the law. My dairy lie
open to inspection.
Respectfully.
A. L. PARKER.
nov26-1Ws N aE=f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
IN THE CHURCHES.
sunday Services and Subjects Of the
Sermons

Rev. Thomas ]. Mackay pastor of
the Second Baptist church. has chosen
| a subject for his morning discourse
winch promises something interesting
II is What Wounll Jesus Do and
Say If He Visited Newport News" Tn,
doubtless attract = large congregation
In the evening. this pastor will speak
Of an 'ITncscapahle Question"
KEY. l.. l.. Smith. of Strashurg Va
president of the BOARD of Mission Of the
Lutheran church. viii preach at Moss
Hall 1T 100 a. NJ. next Sunday Al
the close of the service u Lutheran CON
Sregation will be organized. AT 7:30
+. NJ, at same place. the pastor. Rev.
T.. a. SheEk, will he installed by Revs
l.. l.. Smith and J. T.. Shcnk. Of Nor
folk. the former delivering the charge
TO the congregation and the latter the
charge to the pastor. Sunday school AT
1000 a. NJ. wa.
AT Chestnut Avenue Methodist
church Rev. NJ S. Colonial the pastor.
VII! preach in the morning upon our
Own Salvation" ana in the evening on
Christ E,nthroncd."
Rev l.. y. R.,ilsy. tn" we'll known
Washington mission worker will preach
at the First Raptis, church in the even
ing The pastor Rev. G. c. Cox in tn.
morning. The sacrament ~ communion
will be administered aflc, the morning
service. .. ...
Sunday morning Rev. Mr., Bailey will
preach at tn" Thirteth Street Christian
church and in the evening. the pastor.
Rev. W. Z. Motley, Will preach the sub
jcct Of his sermon being Man the Con
meeting Link Ertwccn God and the
Devil"
AT 2 o'clock in the afternoon. the mis-
sion worker Will hold a mass meeting
at the Washington Avanuc Methodist
church. The pastor. Rev. r. =. Lip
scomb. will preach in the morning and
at night H..
Rev +. T. Wexford. pastor of the
FIRST Presbyterian church. Will preach
in the morning upon 9TH" Christian.
His Seal and Purpose" and in the cv-
enng his subject Will be "a Royal
Guest" He Will conduct the services
at the East End Mission as usual In the
afternoon. beginning at o'clock
Among other church services tomor-
row arc the following:
St. Vinccnt's Catholic church Wash
ington avenue, Rev. Father Donahoc
pastor.-Early mass. 8 o'clock A. NJ:
second mass. 1890 o'clock A. NJ Yes
pers and bencdiction at O'clock p. NJ
st. Paul's Episcopal church. Rev. j
. Ribbie, rector.-Services at II a. NJ.
AG p. NJ. Young mems Bible class
a. NJ. prayer meeting Wcdnes-
4 Eng at p NJ.
2 AiIor. Cleaning dying. re-
= e. T. altering. Suits made to |
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
FIVE DAYS OVERRIDE

The British steamship st. Entch
Captain Owen. arrived in port yes
terday. twenty-five days out from
Antwerp and five days overdue.
The st. Enoch brough; a large mis-.
cellaneous cargo and in turn will take
back :: cargo Ia Germany.
Captain Owen gives Il graphic de-
scription of his experience in the heavy
storm in mid-orcan. TIL" old ship is
staunch craft and came through with
out injury ....
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship Harmonic I,rD. Young
New orleans
Steamship City Of Everett (Am). LIZ
Verge Boston.
Steamship san,uit CAMP. Nye. Bos-
ton
Steamship Gladiolns ORD. Wright
t;ibiaIia.
Steamship st. Enoch CBr) Laird.
Antwerp.
Steamship cas,ilian Prince usro.
tonIl. Vera Cruz.
steamship !>fghanistan ORD. Saun-
d"rs New York
Schooner y. p Davis. New York.
schooner Marguerite. Trip, Prov-
dcnce.
Schooner Allie" NJ. Colburn, Mcleod
I;nStuIl.
Barge Western Belle. Boston
Barge Lawrence. Thonlasville
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n. z. FEA1EF1 7
A Citizen and a Small Tax-Pay.
RosENBLoTT-kE1sER.

Miss Annie Rosenbiott and Mr. j
Keiser will be married at the HON. a
the bride on Ivy avenue next Wednes
day. A well known rabbi, OF Baltimore
viii perform the ceremony, after which
the happy couple will leave for Ealti-
more and other points on their wedding
trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
ye.sel. ul.a ye..era.x

Steamship Harmonic tHr) Young
Rotterdam.
Steamship st. Romans (Rr.), lIc+ly
London
Steamship lcas,ry u:rD. Carr. Man
chester.
Steamship Shenandoah IErD. Buck
iusham. Liverpool.
Steamship Santuit tAnD, Eyc. I'os-
ton.
steamship taStilian Prince tBr)
Cnnll. N"w York
Steamship GIadi"lns Hir). Wright
New York. ...
Bark Pedro Lacav" tSpD. Asina. ca
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
Weather FORECAST

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Forecast for
saturday: For Virginia: Threatening
weather and rain: light castcrly winds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03

Two men rejoice in the name of
SmSthe. The Williamses show a poll
ing strength Of fifty-nine. George
Washington is a negro laborer: so is
Thomas Jefferson. Andrew johnson is
a &. 4 O. clerk. Two Foxes. a Crane.
three Peacorks two Swans. one Trout.
one Kidd. TWO Lyons and one Lamb are
to be found for the looking. Three men
are Small and five are Long. There are
Woods Ito burn" exclusive of one Ce-
dar. Two Rays illumine the same page
with seven Reaches and four persons
who are Rich. The latter are very near
the Rocks. six in number. II accord
with the eternal fitness of Things George
La Barr runs a saloon and Joseph Piper
is a pipe-fitter The Lees aggregate
fifteen. including Sam who does not be-
long Ia the family. hailing from China
land. One Swain dsports himself all
alone. Three Hunters loom up conspic-
uously and one man is Hurt. There are
two l-eggs and Ham. Five men, and
il wouldn't be safe to say how many
women. are Young. Only one, however,
is onid. There are enough Mes and
O's standing together to set old Ireland
free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mr.. Hall is i'll at his home on Twenty
fifth street with nalarial fever.
The United States collier Leonidaa
left Old Point Thursday afternoon and
proceeded to the navy yard
Exports for the month Of Nnvaril,e".
as compiled at the custom house yestcr-
day, are valued at about 81. 500 900. Th.
about 81 200, 600 greater than :I,r!nlk's
exports for the past month.
Work was begun yesterday on he
foundation for the new East End Pres
sbyteria 1902 ---,s- --i&s building will
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST t,ATHEREp
ABOUT THE PIERS
Entrances and Cienrances Mt the Custop
House List OF We seix Now In Port
Other Marine items.

CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY.
sun rises .:02 sun sets 4:49
High water o:os A. NJ. and 12:os p. NJ
Low water 5:53 A. NJ. and CAB p. NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03

Taken all in all. the book compares
favoiably with the previous literary eff
forts of ]. Lud Hill. 1t is perfectly
harmless to the youngest reader and
viii not hurt even the baby. unless he
ticks the strawberry dye off the covers
in sufficient quantity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03

You ought to be dressed up to eat
that Thanksgiving Turkey. We are
showing beautiful line Of Suits, Over
coats, Hats and Furnishings.
no 17-tf Woodward 4 Womble.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03

II you are thinking Of buying a din
ner. tea or toilet set, in simple justice
to your pocket, you should see and
price our assortment. Adams Racket
Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03
TWELVE TO SIX.

Newport News Military Academy Wins
From the Hampton Club.
A pretty game of football was played
yesterday at Riverview Park between
the eleven of the Newport News Mill
tary Academy ana thiat.ot ,hiff. n. HampIon
= score OF ~ to 6.
The Hampton hoys had the best of
the first half the score standing then
Hampton 6. the result Of a tuchd, ~ II
and goal, and the Academy 9. made On
safety.
In the second half the Academy show
ed UP stronger. and with the fine work
OF LatImer. who made. Two touchdn~ ms
one around the right and the other
around the left end had no troub, in
winning out the Hampton team being
held down to it's original 6. (iatew"od
relieved Wood and Dauch relieved
Waine in the second half. The. line az
al the start was as follows
N n NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03

Just received fresh supply OF fancy
Cream Chocolates and Bon Bons. Fin
est In the city. at the Newport News
BAKERY Thirty-tirst street and Wash
lhStoh avenue. no It'll
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03

We sell you the Suit,
We give you the fit,
They'll make you look cute.
If you stand or you sit.
no 17-tf Woodward & WOmble
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-03

p0IICE rnTPT

In the Police Court yesterday Justice
Brown disposed of the following cases:
v Fedor fwhitr) drunk and disor
Derby: fined 81 and costs.
John IIonan (white,, drunk: fined s.
and costs.
Th" ,, nrown (c"l"red' larceny;
SOL Hill. Joe Smith. Thos. Hallows
'colored). Migrants: five days in chain
gang.
Fi,z Riddle (white). assault; fined $40
and costs.
Frank Roach (whitc). plaintiff in
warrant Of larceny: dismissed AT costs,
$50. = ...
TO CHILDREN LARGE AND SMALL.
This is to notify you that I have
rented the store next to Adams Racket
Store on Washington avenue for your
special benefit, and on December LIST.
will be on hand with tn grandest lot
OF toys this city has ever seen. Mo-
body will have - 40 or SELL elsewhere
for Xmas r~esc-'~ this year. Wait and
see. SANTA CLAUS.
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= 2 aiIor Cleaning dying. re-
2 e. & Z Z altering. Suits made to
X p q waists and skirts made
y G. f. = Eichhofer. 29l5 Lafayette
n 2. . 2 sirtieth street. no23-t IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
REAL ESTATE.
OLYMPIA THEATRE PROPERTY LIKELY
TO BE SOI.n

The most interesting feature in city realty dealing
In the present week Is The fact tina, deal is under
way for tho resale OF Olympia. al Forty-ffth-st.
and Broadway. 70 a syndicate which has no; yet
appeared in connection with the property. The
sale is not yet closed. but there is every prospect
that tho New-York Life viii dlsnose ~ the prop
er,y.
Pease Gilman yesterday sold No S. Eas,
Sixty-sixth-si.. fcur-story brownstone dwelling
on LOT lsxle6. for Mrs. Sheldon Collins a IN
Randolph Ggsgenheimer and Samuel rntermyer
hundredth-s,.. between Third and Lexington ayes.
for Coiumbus-ave. corner owned by z. V. Loew.
No p Franklin-si corner Of Church-st a Ave
story frame building. on lot 25x74lo
No. sis West Fifty-third-si. 25xleD 10 Norton &
Co. contractors. who bought the two adjoining
lots las; summer and have built stables thereon.
Charles +. Schuyler q co and a l.. Mordecai &
Son sold for Warren :. Johnson the plot 5oxco.
st. loo foe, west Of the Bouievard
John \. Goldng sold for Mrs Harriet S. V. 5.
Madison-ave and One-hundred nd seventeenth-st
TO Myer meilIIman on privats terms. ara
panzs & Fuechtwanser an n, Irregular plot at One
age OF II inches in Fifth-ave 1O21o on the circle.
100 feet on the north line and 80 feet on the east
The same firm sold two lots on the south side OF
t h,ngsorldse Road 100 feet west OF Emersons,
Company
L !. Phillip. & Co. have also sold for Charles
dwelling-house. 25xsoxiG22, No. p West Seventy
sixth-st.. AT about $1,000
Daniel Rrdsall & Co have rented the Jaffray
Poet e. Co
= AT the broadway Salesroom yesterday Philip A.
smyth sold in foreclosure No. 10 West One hun
dred and-hrty- ifth-st.. three-story stone dwell
ling house, n the plaintiff for s. 800
Peter F. Meyer sold In foreclosure 70 Solomon
Fener. defendant FOR $3.50 tho six-story building.
with store 2lX9' No ~ Sheriff-st
Thompson Pryor sold in foreclosure two plots
or irregular dimensions. the east side ~ Kings
bridge Road extending through to Bathgate-ave..
Fordham 10 the plaintiff FOR g mn
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unblic Notire.
NOTICE TO ERS.-DEPARTMENT

S~~>~>>>o>>>>o>>~>~~~
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-DEPAR
or FINANCE BUREAU FOR iHE COLLECTION
OF TAXES. No. 81 Chamber. Street tSteraft Buhong'
New York. December 2. 1895.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to ell persons who have
omitted pay the Boroushs OF Manhattan
tAd The for year 1895 70 the same 10 me
receive q Taxes hi' Offices No % hamoers -1,s
stee' in Borousi Of The Bronx fespectivsy o,e
We inst day January 1899 PROVIDED ~ SECTION oig
1881
Upon any such tax remaining unpaid after the first DAY
u December, 1895 cehtum VII De ehs 49,,
eevec and collects addition 70 the amount tnereoI
snc upon remaining unpaid on the ntst uS
ssaSeTy. 1880 Interest viii be charged received an.
ecitd upon thereof al The rate OF seen pr
ssnt1n be calculated from IRE tnirn oas
q October Vhich day the assessment roils az
Esrrants 70. the ~ 1855 were deliNrfei %
snseeiyer Of Taxes, the date OF payment pu'e"s
sseticn Sit Of sid &C.
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foreclosure Sales.
[FW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ or NEW YoRK.-Elzabe,h Benharn against John
g No-rf. Henry Il. Sire ~ al. -, -.
made - the above entitled action and entered in hr
- .. ne 6Ie-k Of the County OF New York. on the
.."srb dav ~ December 1895. T. the undersigned ne
resere. NAMED and the said judgment VII
-, Rr55sdNav in The Borough Of Manhattan CITY q,
Tev vo~k and County Of New York on the SVth dAy l
r,ers,be- 1s.s a. o'clock noon of that cay W
William ~ Ryan. suctoneer. the morgaeea premises
described In said Judgment as follows w ~ h-,
~ mai certain 10; land situate. wing ana nens
n Inc nth Ward Of the city ~ Ne" orN ana sraa
~ ,be easte-lv SIDE ~ stre~ between West TENN
s.-ee, fforneriv Amos street, and '~aries Sree knn
she e.s.lns~'s 'he CIV = New York In ne
Vr..s Wsr5 and fled MAY ls'. 1929 in the ofce ~
ne Register n, the City and County ~ New oik as o
en- 90 bounded and described as ~
lows viz BEGINNING point on me said eastei9 -
w. S,ree- distant feet southerly rom
r-~es e-ee -,rninr thence eastery along the south
90 a. 20 In. number fifty (5s on the said map
s-sliel with eighty-seVen feet af1 n
inches thence southerly along the westerly me e. -
--,Ae- txtre 18, on said and al right angles 70
I've inches ana thence
ve<srlv along the northerly lire y lpf nurTr
rs IN he said mar parallel with Chafles suer
-re-v-three inches 10 the eastern me % -.
s-se, ,benc. northey along ire eastsrly line o. We
Soc, feet inches - the place OF De
ginning Together with the buildings anu Improvements
Dated York December r,Sr'o ,,cr-rpr
FRANK A. IRIsH
plaintiff.
40 Wall street Borough n Manhattan Hev iork
The following diagram n ne p'enlss ~, 80
and described in the Judgment heielH' D''"e ~ -
CHARLES STREET.