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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-06-16
LITERARY NOTES.

"Under the Eaves" is the title of the
new story which Bret Harte has just
completed.
In 1897 nearly 5000 volumes were pub
lished in Great Britain, as against $500
in 1896.
The assertion is made that for the
last 20 years A.phonse Daudet never
made less than $4,000 Il year from his
work. ...
Germany publishes more than twice
as many books as France every year.
from 10000 10 $1,000 being her annual
output TO the 10000 Of France.
There IS prospect Of Il new ond au-
thorized life OF Nine. Patt. being writ
ten by we!l-known journalist who has
for many years been familiar with the
musical word.
The original CT Sandy, the laird OF
Cockpcn, in Du AIaurier's "Triiby," has
just died. lie WAS Il. l.. Lament and the
description Of him is sad 10 be remark
ably accurate. lie studied art in Paris.
"The Ambassador" Mrs. Crligie'S
sentimental comedy IL f2ur cc:&, i 10
be produced u London N he autumn,
and will not be brought cut in book
form until then. MIR. George Alexander.
who has secured Al the dramatic rights,
will play the title role.
In honor of the seventeen birthday OF
Count Leo To!stoy, which falls on Att
gust 2Sth 90. S., the town author;tiC d.
of Moscow intend establishing al c,@-
mentary school which Is 10 bear hi.'
name. Count To.stoy will ceic brate at
the same tine the fiftieth anniversary
of his literary activity. D..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-06-16

Postal card duns are mailabie, it is
claimed, provided n threat Of placing
the account in a collectors hands does
not accompany it. .r...
Thoman's estimate for the number
Of acres painted to cotton in the coun-
try in the present season is 25,004, ,522, a.
against .j,71S,G74 acres in 1897.
A well on the Sobotis road, near Lew
ston, Me-, is stocked with sinners, and
these the family sells TO fshcTmCE TO-
Init. When purchaser calls, n pail is
lowered, and brought up filed with the
glittcr:ng little fish.
Nathan Willis, a coiored man, Of Con-
way, S. c., was recently executed there
for the murder Of boy. lie expected
that his wife would be present ut the
execution, but he learned that she had
married another man soon after he was
sentenced.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-06-16
No. 40.
PERSONAL MENTICN.

Prince Albert Of Ee,gium, On his rr-
cent visit to San Fran isco, escaped an
interview by Gaining 10 be only the
princes private secretary.
An IriShman recently said of our
navy that Il WAS as strong rs Sampson
and Sch!ey as 4 fox" What more
Dewey want?
Mrs. Thomas Il. Roe. of Washington,
claims Il be thy Ersi, and Mrs. y. ii.
Van Sichlcn, CT Chicago, the second,
woman 10 ride 4 woman ; bicycle, which
was done in both cases III 1857.
Mrs. Roger Wo.cott, wife of Gov.
Wo.cott, of Massachusetts, is erecting I
monument to the memory of her an
cestor, Col. William Prescott, one of the
heroes Of Bunker Hill
Two children Of Mrs. Parnell remain.
both in Ireland. Annie, now Mrs. Nc
Dermott, lives i'll County Wicklow, and
John Henry, who was peach grower
in Georgia for a number of years, now
holds public office in Dublin.
Rear Admiral Dewey, the hero of
Mania, entered the naval academy from
Vermont. Graduating little before
the war, his early active service included
participation in the gunboat fighting
that preceded the capture of Fort Don
C.son and the attacks on Fort Fisher.
lie became captain in 1882.
Henry Allen Howard can do strange
things. lie can stick hAt pins through
his cheeks, lips and caves, drive nails
through his feet and hands, and per-
form many similar wonders. lie recent
~ gave an exhibition at.thc Astor house,
lin New York city, and demonstrated
that wounds IF the character above de-
scribed cause him no pain.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-06-16
|ILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER.
ed Every Day. Sundays Excepted.
BOOHER, Editor and. Pro-
prietor.

bpy, six moDtas ................. 500
L period under six months, one dollar
bath. Payable in advance.
cred by carrier in Elko at twenty-five
yer week
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-02-16
Suicide.

Ignaz Weiss of Fatonia com
mitted suicide Thursday night of
last week by hanging. He was Il
baker by trade and was about fifty
years old He left wife.
LATER;-A reportsent out from
Flatonia Saturday is as follows;
Considerable excitement exists
here over the Weiss case on account
of the strong circumstantial evil
dence which does not point to
suicide, but to murder, The evil
dence is so strong that Justice of
the Peace Beckhaln postponed the
inquest and had a baker placed
under arrest to await the decision
of the coroner. When interviewed
by the reporter Mrs. Weiss. wife of
the dead man, said. through an
interpreter
''Ignatz, my husband, has been
drinking heavily Of late and has
been almost helpless from intoxi-
cation for over a week. Monday
lie experienced u slight attack o.
d ,lirium tramens, but soon re
/ 7 "a. L
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-02-16

what are you doingT He did not
answer and I then realized he was
dead. l cut the cord with a knife
which | had with me. His body
fell forward on the face, coming in
contact with the corner Of a box,
which cut a cash above the left eye.
He fell on his face. | screamed for
help and Albert Siegel came to me.
With his assistance | turned the
body over. About this time |
thought | detected signs of life. I
sent Albert for more help A
number of men came in. among
them Mr.. Luck, the deputy sheriff.
Mr.. Luck also thought life was not
extinct and called DR.. f. W,
Kaiser.
"All efforts to resuscitate him
were unrewarded by signs of life
Ignatz left no note or word indi
eating his reason for such rash
act. This is all / know"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-02-16
A CORRECTION.

In order that no reconstruction
might he placed by anyone on that
part of the council proceedings re-
lating to the abolishing Of the
Marshal's Office, and published in
last weeks GAZETTE, we wish to
say that the fact that the board
abolished the office casts no retlec-
ton on the honor and integrity of
r.. H. Locssin as an official or as u
man. The board would not want
anyone to place such q construc-
tion on their act. 1t was simply ~
case of misunderstanding between
the Marshal and the board, They
thought that there were certain
formaities which he should attend
to which he did not think neces-
sary to look after. There was no
neglect Of duty. This is the sum
/ and substance of the whole matter
and the Mayor and all the Alder
men present at the meeting have
requested us 50 to state, The gem
eraI verdict has always beer that
Loessin was II good marshal and
beyond question if the Office of
marshal was restored and Loessin
should be candidate for the place
against any other Sinner man he
would be elected by a big majority.
The act of the board in abolish
ing the marshal's Office was an
experiment. Sinner is Il peaceable
town and there are few arrests to
be made. But if the board finds
that the town can not get along
without marshal ore will be
elected or appointed at once. The
board is composed of some Of the
leading citizens and business men
of the town, and the people can
rest assured that whatever the
board does will be for the best
interests of the town.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-02-16

Manager Ilerdler of the Opera
House has booked the funny New
England comedy, "Uncle Josh
Sprucebv," for Sunday, Feb. 90.
Tie company this season numbers
IS people and includes two bands
and an orchestra of II soloists.
During the play many new songs,
dances and musical specilites are
presented. Special scenery is
shown, and the thrilling saw-mill
scene, said to be the most realistic
stage effect ever produced, will he
presented, This is the seventh
year of this standard production
and every year seems to find il
more popular with the theatre
going pnblic. The usual hisI
standard ofthc company is main
tanned Reserved seats on sale a
Schultz Drug store. Prices IS anC
so cents.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-02-16
so Youths Winter Suits cheap
for cash at CHAs. MUEcKE's.

A full stock of perfumeries,
brushes, toilet cases, combs, station
cry, school books, fancy toilet ar
ticIes and notions of all kinds at
A, Graves drug store.
The New England comedy,
"Uncle Josh Spruceby," will be
presented at the Oper. House SUI :
day, Feb. 20. This company will
no doubt be remembered from their
previous visit here, when they left
a very favorable impression. The
play appeals to human nature, and
in its freshness and simplicity lies
the secret of its success. Uncle
Josh" the honest old New England
farmer is of course the central
figure, and his quaint humor and
rustic simplicity furnish u great
many mughnble incidents, Dur
Ing the play special scenery is
shown. ,nclrding the realistic saw
min scene. The musical features
include two bands and an orchestra
of u solo musicians,
The big street parade ard con
cert takes place daily at noon
Seats on sale at Schultz drug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York

~ Countv-MARY HOYT Plaintiff. against DEAiEN
u HORTON and others Defendants. - T..
In pursuance judgment OF foieclosurs ana sae u.
TIE above entitled action. bearing date the .eh ca,
September 1895 entered in the once OF te Sos
The County OF New the 9Th day OF Octoper
THE I-NDF .SIGNED. the Referee IN sad Juus ~
named WILL. SELL. AT PUBLIC ACCii a. ''e ,bs
YORK Real Estate Salcsroom No. III lTcau"aS " e..
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New YORK on ,e "a
dsy Of December 1895. at twelve O'Clock oo' van
day by SAMUEL GOLDSTICKER. auctoneef, .he ,pp.pen
ises directed by said judgment to be sold anu '"'
described follows. =, land ,oeether
ALL that certain piece or parcel OF ,a srectnd
with the buildings and improvements hereo 81. CIV
situate living and being the Twelfth ware % nIous.
~ New Yok and bounded and descrlper ar S,n,,r
BFGINNING at a point the Northery sn I'D sou
cgh,b street distant Dastwardly one hundten hlu
no, feet from corner formed ny tne
section ~ the Northery side OF Ninety eshln - =
81. Fas,e-lv sid OF End Avenue thehcr
To-,hsrIv naralleI with West End Avenue ana pi,Is
through party hundred llop teel ana -
On ,nche. the middle line or the hoch 1870
eehh and Nirety-ninth streets. thence rnhhnE
along ,aid middle linc and parable win NlnrF ~
thence running S"ntherS
vi,h West End Az and partly through a psrE wa.
I'D inches 70 inc E.r'nrIy
IA -, street. and thence running westerly
a)ng the Northcry side OF Ninety eEhth ~. 49, "a
rs, feet 10 the point place Of heginn!ngoe me go
snyere distances and dimensions more or
ui,h all the right and interest OF the party OF IN,
Ninetyeichth street IN front OF am
adjoining the premises hereinbefore desrrlped
Dated New York. November l9th. lsHS =,
Referee.
FREDERIC D. PHILIPS
Attorney for Plaintiff. . ,, -
Orce and p o. Address. No II william Street.
CITY .
The following is diagram OF the property 70 oe so''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
foreclosure Sales.
CsUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW


YorkJsc A: zimmemann P,a,n nlrI.n ssa OF
Carleton W. Bonns e defendante-in pursuance
Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made sh' the 18th
in the above entitled action, and hearing oa'. ue
day OF November 1895 the underssnsd, ne cen at
in said Judgment named. will sell nj puoiic
the New York Real saesroom No II b TSrh
way in the borough Manhattan. city OF New nn
on The 18th day OF 1898 At IL CLOCK
OF that day by Bryan Kennedy Co. one %
premises directed by said judgment to be 500 anu '"e
in described follows; -. ,.rs with the
buildings and improvem thereon erected s'us.e W.
and being in the city. County and stare o, s~sT -,
ard bounded and described as follows; o. s,s
,ont on the southerly side OF Alden flsce ,tne
Alden place being a private street Thirty iee' IN ,
Gaming paraleI with 10th street and distant I'm
100 feet measured along line drawn at feh, oS Zee,
60 ssi5 170h street and Alden Place. distant iv ees
Easterv from the corner Of Webster Avenne
90 Alden Place: running thence Souherly ana parne'
with ebster Avenue 81 feet: running thence Fast
wa,v ON line right angles to the westerly side oi
Avenue 170i feet; thence NortheV ana
ecan narael 10 Webster Avenue and part or the way
,srn,,gh marty well Sl.45 feet to Alden Place and
Alden Place u feet TO the point
~ Mace OF beginning: the said premises lying IN Sec
lion II Block No 302s the lard map OF the CITY OF
New York. ,ooo
dated New York. November 2lst. 1893
AUGUSTUS II. NANDERPOEl. Referee
Merrill & Rogers Attorneye for Paintn. No III
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at her Uptown once No 1922 Broadway.
"a door Of 3lst-st until o. clock advertise
recev ID the following branch ofes regular
once until o'clock y. viz Si sh-aNe..
23d--t l32 6h-age. l2th-st Macys. dih-ave.
and 18th l42 Coumbus-ave. West b5ih-s lO5
i2d ST. ave. % liih-st.. 257 West
42ds,. between eth and sth l59 East 4hst 1893
3d-aVe between 10Th and 18th lo26 3d-ave.
cist-st. '.-os ave. s9ih 600 3d-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
ENOX AVENUE.-NEW YORK SUPREME

IL Court New York County. William u. Hussey and
another plaintiffs against William L. Hanil IN ct al.
defendants
In r,ursuanco 4 judgment 81 foreclosure ana sale
mad and entered the above entitled action bearing
fae tho 3rd day November 1888. the undersignei
the Referee said judgment named VIII sell at puec
auction Al the York Peal Estate Salesrocm. 30 ~
broadway Boro Igh Of Manhattan. CIV OF New
York on the seventh day Of December. ls9S al l.
o'c look noon that day by Peter + Meyer ESQ; au
tloneer the premises said judgment mentioned ana
therein described follows: . ,..,.
ALI. certain lot. piece or parcel OF lano
living and being the city. County and state OF ~"
York and bounded and described is follows: ~
BEGINNING at a point the easterly side OF IFnuN
Avenue siani feet ana eleven nches @Hu
erlv from the corner formed by the Intersection OF t-
easfer,y side %, nox with the souihery zoe
Of 18TH street; running thence castery parallel WIN
ll5,h street and part Of the distance through par
wall seventy thence southerly parael WIN
lenox Avenue twenty thence westerly again
uarae with li5th street seventynve feet 70 the east
ery side Avenue and thence northerly a4ons
Avenue twenty-five rect 10 TIE
point place Of beginning $500 .ooo
Dated New York November l4h lSss.
EDWARD l. PATTERSON
Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
i54 Nassau street tTribune Building, Borough Of Man
haitian, New York City.
The following is diagram Of the premises referred 10
foregoing notice Of sale;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
l45th Street

i45h Street.
Note-The Approximate amount OF the lien or charge
upon the property satisfy which the said prem
are 20 sold s24s941, with interest there
from November 9Th 1885 together with the costs cr
burser1ents and allowances amounting 70 the sum 81
s4S7 05 with interest thereon from November I'm
1895 together the expenses Of the sale amounting
70 oxmaely $4,000. and the approximate amount o.
the 'ayes assessments other liens upon the premises
which allowed 10 the purchaser out 81 the puI
chase money or which are to paa by the Referee IS
1885 90 with interest thereon. .. ,.
~ ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

The said premises known as no as Aosn 5s st
Tho approx mate amount OF the Hen or charge 10
i.f which Tho described property II 70 pe SOU
81 oGi g. with interest thereon from the lotn Gay
\ovan1her with costs ana
amounting S2a3 with interest from november io'"
iSnS together with the expenses Of the esle
IN. aDproxinlate amount II taxes assessments h,'
ether lels which be allowed to the pnichsasn -
the nrchase price paid the Reecfe is >loo ana
interest. o.. ,eoo
-1 AUGUSTUS H. vANDERPOE1- Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02

rvERTIsEMENTs and susssrp'ions for IN Ir0uns
~ received their Uptown once 10. 80
nents received at the following branch oces az regular
2Sd-s 1872 6th-ave cor l2th-st Mscy a s. ,es
Isth- Columbus near W est
West 42d ~ near 6th-ave % East l4th-st 2s7 Wsst
<2d st. and sh ayes; l5s East ISL 10,
2d-sve bet 17th 1,u2" 3d-aNe neaI
sIst-st: 70s lst-ave near s9h-st; go Sn,ave near
<1stst S54 8d-ave 90 Blocker ST. 80 eeches,
zoos Sd 2fO East 79ih-st l92l 3dave zoo. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-Mary A. Chisom. Plaintiff. against James
Adair and others Defendants . v-.,.. 49,. c.,.
In pursuance Of a judgment Of Foreclosure ana sale
duly made entered in the above entitled action pear
Ing date the Plat day Of October 1898 the undersigned
The Referee ii judgment named VII, sell at Public
10 iii Br,adway. the Borough OF Manhattan; city q
New York on the 23i day Of November 1898. at -
ocock noon on by Peter +. Meyer Auctioneer
the premises by said judgment to be Sold ana
All NAT certair lot. piece. or parcel Of land situate
YORK ard in the Block designated by the number Fifty
three 1873 Land Map Of the City OF New nork anu
bounded and described follows. VIZ; BEGlNNlNG al
point on the westerly side Of Greenwich street distant
0ffv-two (52) eight 80 inches southery from the
corner formed by the intersection Of the westerly soe OF
Greenwich Street with the southerly sdc or carlisle
Street runnine westerly al right angles or near
inches thence souher!y and parallel or nearly 50 WIN
Creenlch street C inches. thence westerly ana
again al right angles-o with Greenwich street
% thence soLiherly
parallel or with Greenwich Street twenty hVe
I25) "a inches thence easerly ana again AZ
right angles o. with Greenwich Sueet. put
sisrng slightly a feet ten and one
nearly 50 with Street three 80 inches themes
right angles nearly 80 WIN tiTeeh"c
street eightv-HVc $50 and one-han az nehes
10 tie westerly side Of Greenwich street ana thence
po-herly along twenty-siH 90 feet three '9
inches t. the point place OF beginning said premises
Greenwich street IN the city 81 New York
JAMES KEARNET. Referee.
SCHFNC-K e. PI-NNETT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff 70 Liberty Street Borough OF Man.
haitian. City q New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
99th Street,
bBM Street

The Approximate amount Of the len or charss 70 sa,y
which Inc above described property IS to 90 soia -
sl7277 49, thereon from the i'th osy o.
srn,erfer 1895 together with costs ana dHoWah' >
nonting 10 SS5s o. together with the expenses 81 mo
sale The approxinate amount of the taxes, assessments
ard vs,er rates or other be allowed N the put
ont Of the purchase paid by the REFEREES
dated New York. November 10Th. 1895
D"'' - ~ RUFUS B. COMING. JR,
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
Goth Street

The Approximate Of the lien charge sats,y
which he above described property is to be sold Is
90 interest thereon the 22nd day Of
October 1905. together with and allowance amount
ing 1865 30 together with the Of the sale
The approximate Il the Assessments ani
other liens be allowed to the purchaser
out Of the purchasemoney or paid by the Referee
SlS3 81. and interest.
Dated New YORK. November 10Th. 1898
CHAUNCEY :. TRUAN.
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York


~ Countv-sAM1-EL ~ HOYT. Plaintiff again,:
DEXTER b. HORTON and others Defendants
In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure and cal. IN
tho above en,Isf action bearing date the "a tay or No
venbcr 1895 entered in the Office a. the Clerk OF e
l. THE Undersigned the Referee in saii judgrnen,
named WILL. SELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. al ths Nr"
York Real Estate Sales5oom. No III Broadway. In ne
Borough ~ Manhattan city Of New York on the lith
hy SAMrE,, GOI.DSrICKER. Auctionesr. the premises
said judgment 20 be sold and therein described
q follows
ALI. hat lot piece parcel Of land. together
ate living ard being the Twelfth Ward q the city
New York bounded and described as follows: Be
GINNING at point the Northerly side Of Ninety
Eastwardly hundred 900 roe:
the formed by the intersection n the North
ry side OF Ninety Street and the Eastery side OF
Avenue thence running Northery parallel with
End Avenue hundred 400 feet and eleven 90
inches 10 middle line OF the block between Ninety
eighth Ninetynnth Streets thence running Eastery
along parallel with Ninety Eighth
eighteen thence running southerly paral
lei with End and part OF the distance
through party wall hundred 900, feet and eleven
inches the Northery side Of Ninety eighth street
along NOrtherly side OF
Ninety-e!ghth Street eighteen GS) the point
place beginning he the said several distances and di
nensiors less together with all the right title
and interest OF the party Of the nrst part in and 70
Nireyeighth street in front OF and adjoining the prem
!ses hereinbefore described.
Dated New York. November 10Th. 1898.
CHACNCEY 8. TRCAX
Referee
DAILY HOYT & MASON.
Attorneys Tor Plar'in.
Once P, o ,dtress;
New York Cfty
Tho following is diagram Of tho property TO be colds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02


The Approximate II the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is 10 be sold Is
2Ol50 with interest thereon from the 22f OK
October 1895 together and allowance
ing s36630 together with expenses Of sale.
The approximate amount OF the and
other Hens TO he allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money paid by the Referee Is
Sla3.oO. and interest
Dated New York. November 18Th 1893
CHACNCET 8. TRUAX.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
foreclosure Sales.

.>~S>.oooo~ooo~~~~o~>-Oo N>~O>o|~NN~~>|oN1|SVs :.
there remains unpaid &oisoo with interest aho"h''"s
about $3.50 CO. . .x,u.,.v ,u,.ua Mt
"a Pule IA OF Supreme Court fiIst pepa'''"s"'-
Dated New November IAN. ls IS..,-rv-rcoN
Referee
PHILLIPS a AVERY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys ,.-. -. Ma,
1874 Nassau Tribune Budins) Borough Oh '"S"
haitian York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-02
NEW YORK SUPKEME COURT. New York

~
Coun;y.-sAMrEL y HOYT. Plaintiff against
No.
In pursuance OF JUDGMENT Of forecosur. and sal. In
the above entitled action hearing date IN. Bird " No
vemh'r. 1895 and entered in the once Of q the
J. THE UNDERSIGNED the Refe-ee sad judgrnen:
named WILL SELL AT TBI.C AUCTION al the Now
lorH Real Estate Salesroom. 40. III Broadway In the
borough q Manhattan, York a., y
SAM Fl. GOLDSTICKEP. auctoneer premises ~
reciet hy said judgment be sold and therein described
follows
ALI. that certain lot piece or parcel OF land tore,b.
With The buildings and Improvements thereon erected
situate. lying and being the Twelfth OF mo f
Of New York and bounded and described rs follows.
BEGINNING AT point on tho Northerly side Ninety
eighth distant Eastwarlly hundred
Ols foot formed BY intersection o,
Northcry side Of eighth and the rae.e-
ly side ~ West End Avenue. thence running Norherlv
parallel with West End Avenue and of th- distance
through Il party wall hundred G00 feet and Glove,
Gb inch'r 70 the middle line Of The block lefveen
Nnet and Ninety ninth Streets thence rlnrinv
Eastery along said middle lne and parallel with Ninety
eighth eighteen 1S) fcet thence running south
crly parallel with West End Avenue and part - ,b.
through party wall hundred 100, fee, ard
eleven inches the NOrthery side OF NINETY egtr
and ih-nce running Westerly along Norneriv
side q Ninety eighth Street. eighteen Gs feet 10 Nh.
point place Of beeinning.-be the said several A..
and dimensions together with All m.
right title and interest = the party OF part in
premises hereinbeforc described. $50
Dated New York. November 10th. 1898
CHAUNCEY 6 TRr-Ax
DAILY. HOYT & MASON.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
Ofice and J. . Address
No. II William Street
New York city.
The following is diagram Of the property to be Sold