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TRUSTEES SAL E.
A VALUABLE FARM

NEAR DEERFIELD, AUGUSTA COUNTY.
By virtue OF deed of trust executed by
Wilbur G. Kile to the undersigned dated May
2lst, 1897, and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
fee of the County court of Augusta in D. u.
No. III, page 2i6, default having been made
and being required by the beneficiary SO to do,
we will sell at public auction in front of the
courthouse OF Augusta county at Staunton,
on
Saturday, May 18th, 1898,
the property described in said deed as follows:
All OF that certain tract or parcel Of land
containing aT5 acres more or less, situate in
Pastures district, Augusta county, about one
mile east of DeeTfield." About $50 acres of
this land is improved and in cultivation the
improvements consisting of a frame dwelling
with rooms, new barn and other outbuild-
ings, two orchards. good spring at the house
and the farm otherwise Wen Watered,
TEkMS:--Ca as to $26S00 and the costs of
executing the trust and ali unpaid taxes and
the residue in six, twelve and eighteen months
evidenced by bonds bearing interest secured
by deed of trust The purchaser will be re
quired to pay the taxes Tor the year 1893.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
JOS. y. WOODWARD,
CHAS g. BERRY,
apr 7-5ts Trustees.
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H. eiaial av 3ig.ssit1on or in
II, eGel 50 sovereignty, juris-

81 oape gNas &c United States
Is. c'aiais ny 3isrssit1on or in
Is eGelt 81 sovereignty, juris-
ar e8ntrol over said island, ex
cent for fine ratification thereof, and
asserts IS determT1Sticen when that iss
accomplished to leave TIE -gzS2y efnnasn y
and control OF tie island to its Se9lie;;
During ali tlis weeks delay oatiirxie
has been known u the actions GS-
Spain. We have ceased diplomatic re-
lations with her and both she and che
United States have been pushing war
preparations with all possible speed.
Our standing army consisting OF about
$4,000 men, has been sent to Southern
ports, and is now at New Orleans,
Tampa, Mobile and Chickamacga,
awaiting orders. All our defenses
have been strengthen, and provisions,
coal and other necessaries pushed to
the proper points as fast as steam
could carry them. A call will be made
for $4,000 volunteers if deemed nee
essary, within a few days a war fund
$500, 100000 will be provided. 1t is
certain in the event volunteers are
called for that Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and
Gen. Lew Wallace will be made Major
Generals and given command of them.
The large transport ships New York,
Paris, St. Paul and St. Louis, which
have been purchased, are being fitted
with armament and will be ready ia a
short time Capt. Sigsbee who com
manded the Maine when it was des-
troyed, will command the st. Paul.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue of a deed of trust executed by Su-
san j. Knowles, dated May 18th, 1892, and duly
in the clerks office of Augusta coun-
ty, in Deed Book No. III, page ITO, default
having been made, and being required by the
so to do, we will sell at public auc
ton in front of the court hOuS9 of Augusta
county, inStaunton, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1893,
the property conveyed by said deed as follows:
That certain tract of land in Augusta county
a bout two miles west of stanton, containing
the same land conveyed to Susan j. Knowles
by Absolom Knowles
TERMS--Cash as to Eight Hundred and
Eighty -seven Dollars (sSS7.00) and the costs of
executing the trust, any unpaid taxes, the
purchaser to pay tax for 1898, and the residue
in six, twelve and eighteen months. evidenced
by the bend of the purchaser, hearing in terest
from da te of sale and secured by deed of trust.
WILLIAM Il. Blu RNETT,
JOS. B. WOODWARD,
CHAS. c. BERRY,
apr 7-5t Trustees
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t4giii surely desire. the
sense o. sns and completely deranga
the wn1'e y, ssten whcn entering it
througn IA mucous surfaces. Such
artlciSs -, fuld never be used except on
preseFlpttii,Sn s from eputable physic
ians' as ie damage they will do is ten
foid 90 ghe good yod can possibly de-
rive Il i'm hem. Halls Catarrh Cure,
n anu d 9actured by F. ]. Cheney & Co.,
EoieoS, q aims no mercury, and
1s en nally, acting directly
$40 the o 1 and mucous surfaces
- RI SYST =. In buying Halls Ca
gef $3.50 ue sure you get the genu-
~ taken Internally, and made
in loiedo, Ohio, ny F. J. Cheney &
Co Testimonials free.
Sold oy Druggists, price 75c per bot
tie.
HALLS Family Pills are the best.
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF STAUNToN:
thereby announce that 1 will be a candi-
date for the position of Commonwealth's At
torney for the city of Staunton at the muni-
cipal election to be held in May next subject
to the Democratic primary, and trust that
may receive your support.
Very respectfully,
Jan. 49, 1895. HERBERT J. TAYLOR.
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The Congressional Record discloses
that there are liars in Congress as well
81 elsewhere.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
STA UNION: :
thereby announce myself a candidate for
re- election to the office Of Mayor OF your city,
subject to the decision of the Democratic pri-
mary to be held April 2lst next.
ma,24-te Respectfully, ALEX. Il. FULTZ.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-21

To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF STAUNToN:
Replying to call signed MANY Voters in
the DAILY News of February the 18th, l hereby
announce myself as candidate for the Office
of Mayor for the City of Staunton, subject to
the Democratic primary, and respectfully ask
your support for said office.
Very respectfully,
w I'll I.ANlES
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-04-21
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ Staunton, Va, Mar. 80, 1885,
william A. LandeS, etc.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
~ Staunton, Va, Mar. 80 1885,
William A. Landes, etc.
VS..
Erastus Landes, ct ais.
All persons interested in the above styled
chancery cause will Take Notice. that i'll pur-
suance of decree of the circuit court of Au-
gusta county entered in said cause on June 5,
1859. / shall at my office in Staunton, Va, on
Saturday, April 30th, 1893,
proceed to ascertain ard report as follows:
1st-What persons are entitled to particf
pate in the proceeds of the land sold in this
cause, and in what proportions;
2nd-What payments have been made to, or
what arrangements have been made with,
said persons on account of their interests in
said proceeds;
3rd-What advancements have been made
to the parties concerned by John Landes in
his life time;
4th-Whether the Indebtedness of said John
Landes' estate to his eight grand children,
sons and daughters of Frances V. Craun, de-
ceased. arising out of his guardianship of said
eight grandchildren, has been paid, and if so.
by whom it was paid;
5th-Auy other matters deemed pertinent,
etc. II. E. X. NELSON,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Elder & Elder, p. q. mar 81 4t
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TO THE EIDUCIARIEs OF AUGUSTA

I will be in staunton on Tuesday, the 2sth
of April, in the discharge of thedutles of this
Office and will remain several days. Ian be
found at one Of the clerks Offices.
w. q. JOHNSTON,
Examiner of Records for the 18th
apr Gilt Judicial Circuit.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 81.

This paper has the largest cir
eulation of any Newspaper pub
lished in the Valley of Virginia.
The subscription list is open to
inspection.
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account Of impaire J health Cap
Berkeley mas withdraw IRON
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

a GOOD GAME BETWEEN NETWORK AND
PHILADELPHIA PLAYERS. THE
FORMER WINNING

large crowd turned out last evening TO witness
the polo game on roller skates between teams rep
reseDting the NewYork Polo Club and the Phila-
delpha Polo Club, at the Grand Central Palace.
The New-Yoiks won by score OF goals to 3 II
was a hard struggle throughout the game The
season. In the frs, period Tarrant. Of the home
team, got the rush. and after the ball had been
rolling up and down the rink for about fourteen
ninues ne succeeded In caging IT for goal In
the second period Campbell, Whipple and Tarrant
each got rush. but the Philadelphia players were
more successful than the home team. as Campbell
scored two goals for Philadelphia. while Tarran'
made for Eew-York At the finish OF the
ond period the score tie each team having
goals TO its credit In the last period Campbell
got two rushes for Philadelphia but they were
sble 10 the ball and after minutes and %
seconds SchOfeld scored goal winning the game
for New-York by a score Of 20 2. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
EORTIETH STREET. -SUPKEME COTkI

County OF Sew York.-AGstin u. Fletcher Testa
moniary Trustee ~ Conrad VI. BraSer the last
WIN and Testament of Conrnd Braker Jr. deceased
Plaintiff. against William h. Porter ~ al. Defendants
In pursuance = a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale
duly and entered IN the above entitled
Ing date the lNth December 1895 J. the under
signed the Referee sDd Judgment named. sell at
Public Auction. the Exchange sales Rooms now 10
Gated at No III Broadway IN the Borough OF Manhattan
city of New York, the l1th day ~ January 1890
at !: O'Clock noon. on that day b, strong ireland
tuc The premises directed by said Judgment
be sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land with the
building thereon erected situate. lyng being In the
Twenty second Ward II the cly Of New York bounded
and described az follows Beginning at point on the
Northerly side ~ "ttieth street distant Two hundred
nN- feet westerly from the northwssterly
Ter of Forteth street and seventh Avenue running
thence northerly parallel with Seventh Avenue ami part
- the disishoe through wall Ninety eight Zee,
nine Inches e. the centre line ~ the block theme. west
crly said Twenty Ave thence south
"flN parallel with seventh part OF the
tanc@ through party wall Ninety feet min. inches
10 the norhefy side OF FOreth Street and thence
eriy along the same twenty nse feet the point or
place ~ beginning said premises being known bv the
street number 2lI West foreth Street Dated: New
York. December =. ls,,r
CLIFFORD ". HARTRIDGE Referee.
WILLIAM p MELVIN. Attorney FOR Piantln
Ne Nork
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
THE CANADA'S CUP
ARRANGING FOR TRIAL RACES IN CHICAGO TO
LEDo GLASS YACHT NOT WITHIN CON
STRUCTION LAWS.


Chicago Dec % tSpecaD.-Members OF the Chi
cago Yacht Club formulating plans for bring
ing boats to contest in the trial races for the
honor OF being selected TO race for the Canada :
Cup next summer. in the International races TO be
sailed the Royal Canadian Yacht Club course. at
Toronto. meeting OF the Executive Committee
was held yesterday In the Monadnock House TO
consider the details OF several yachts that will
he ia course OF construction While nothing
finally agreed at this meeting. w. r. Crawford
announced that important decision Will be
reached before the end OF the week Other cities
that are members OF the lnterlake Yachting Asso-
citation are already making their plans.
Mr.. Crawiord who IL best known in New-York
the owner OF the yacht Vanenns. showed that
struction Of glass boat cannot be carried out
contemplating building boat that will hare
afioat. Glass Is TO be used In the constructions
Mr Crawford says that such boat could not be
entered either In the preliminary trials or in the
main race. for the reason that the plans do not
conform 10 the methods OF building laid down By
the Yacht Racing Union OF North America. which
rules In force in the lnterlake Association.
Enough assurances have already been made 10
make IL certain that the contests for the selection
OF a boat TO contest against the Canadian yacht
VIII be almost rs determined as the big race itself
These contests VIII be between American cities and
the yacht-buiders now In competition in every
city along the Great Lakes.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

THREE FANORi1ts VIVA FIFTY -rO. ONE SHOT
New Orleans Dec Cat the fweniy-cirhth
days meeting OF the Crescent city Jockey club
the weather was clear and the track fast. Brake
man Belle OF Memphis and Eight Bells were the
winning favOrites. The summaries.
tir- rnce selling one me sianhcpe. oG a.: James,
a. to J. won. Flop. lW fl burnsi. to and u 10 3
second. kushnelds ll2 Guerrez. u g. /. third Time
I;++is.
second race 'nve furlonssl Elmer = James,,
IL - J. won clrN'ry by length MN-,tis t'row
hurrt. and ~ to l. second S'd,ila lOS Lane,
- to l.. thirI. Time U3t
Third race 'ue and eighth miles four hufd.s1
Brakeman, l'i 'MNefsl To 5. easily by length.
Noyheeur iss hlHnI await. 10 ~ ard to I. second
aura May I2s tNeaD ~ ~ / thlr1 r me ansi ''
Fourth rae. thaniicap. thlreen sxteenfhs Of niel-
Belle 81 Memphs. ioI UAnesl. II 10 won. Elkn ps
lsonthardl u 70 ana 10 l. second sim " 100
MASON. II io ,, third. Tlmc-i.22
Frh selling mile yariu- ENuhf
Bells. % lTfpiler) ~ T. won. Muakadine ps UJnes
10 20 and to second. Dalgre,ti io+ tOI~aryI to
third, Tme-i:+s =
For otha sportA Pass L
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

The summarizes:
PHILADELPHIA EASY VICTORY

The Brooklyn Polo Club defeated by the
PhladeIphia Polo Club by score OF goals TO g.
yesterday AZ the Matby Academy Brooklyn The
Brooklyn team outclassed a. every point and
the visitors they pleased. In the first period
the Brooklyns started of like winners Coyle scor-
ing a goal In less than two minutes play. but the
Philadelphia players soon forged ahead. Campbell
scoring two goats and Allen. In the second
period both teams scored goal Whpple scoring
for Philadelphia and Coye for Brooklyn. The las.
period was the best Of the game. Perkins scored a
goal for BROOKLYN and that the last goal made
by them Philadelphia scored 0 Whipple making
and Campbell 2. bringing the final score up 20 8
10 8 The line up.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
i37th Street.

Tie approximate amount OF the lien charge TO satisfy
which the above-described property IN TO be sold If
twelve thousand nine hundred nfy dollars
with Interest 49, besides costs and
allowance amounting three hundred and fortyse
and 10 dollars with interest from December isDs
expenses u the sale. estimated hundred
nfty dollars The approximate amount OF taxes
and other liens the property
January date hxed FOR the sale thereof
Which, the closing
sale said property be allowed the purchase
~ the purchase money which 10 be paid by
hundred and twenty three and OIL LOO
ELBERT CRANDATI. Referee.
LEE & LEE Plaintiffs Attorneys.
20 Nassau Street. New fofk. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
THE RACETR.4CK

DAVID TENNEY WINS THE cuPIsTu q
HANDICAP AT 1NGLEsIDE
San Francisco. Dec 26.-The weather was clear
and the track fast al lngesde to-day The sum-
maries follow
Fret race tseliing; hve furJLgs Hop. 100 IL
ward 10 ]. won. Ann PAGE. lUO Il. PoweiI IN T., !
ana 70 !. second. casdse IOs III. Martin / 10 2
third Time i.Oli. - =
second race 'handi.ap hurdles; mile ami II quar-
ter Granger, 100 kerin). to 3. won: Toton, ItO
sheppard. 70 and 70 second. T. r. ia5 Cairns,
10 !. third. Time 2.Isi1.
Third rn'. 'ne mile. gentlemen Fiders,-Colllns i7o
,MT. oknnrrh to l. won; Ina Colorado 40 ,Mr
stand. 70 J. third Tme-I.I1is "
- Fourth rae" tchrismas Handicap two niil4s)-Davld
Iehney JOS ~ Martini. to z. Lady Hurst iD
80 Wo~isl 10 to and t. !, second, Dr. Bernsys 30
'Dtyinsl I 70 third. Time 3;3ii..
tinh race thandicap six frlongs) -Bendoran lls
oslen,ep : Ia won. ia Gartlsnd II. W. tMcNickeID
I" ana T. o Second. Paul Griggs. ll5 III Martini
3 - |. third. Time IA '
SKIN race 'handicaI. mile = sixteenth,
D., "s 'Oevih). 10 J. won. Rev del 1rcrrs. i0s nj
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27

team played all around the New-York until about
five minutes before the second period was over
when Tarrant came into the game and seemed 10
wake the New-Yorkers up. The play was rough al
times In the first period the Jersey city team
scored in less than two minutes play Hough'o"
making both the rush and goal and before ''ne was
called Purcell scored for New-York. In the second
period the Jersey city team started OFT anu scoiea
1--WE goals In succession Hadey scoring 'nret , a'I.
neriod Tarrant got every rush that was 'haue' anu
schoaeld scored goal for New-York' making '"e
fnal score TO ..
The line
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
SUPREME COURT. County OF New York.

Josephine Whitney Johnson and others. executorA
Plaintiffs against Bridget Kelly and others Defend
ants.
In pursuance Of juagmen, Of foreclosure and sale
dnlv made and In the ahoye-entitled action
bearing the 1871 day ~ December, lscs l. the
deisgn-d. Referee In said judgment named will sell
n public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
room. NO III broadway. IN the Borough of Manhattan
city New York. the 18Th day - January, 1899 At
tioneer the premises directed by said Judgment 10 bs
sold. and therein deso ribsf as follows;
ALI. that certain lot piece parcel OF land with The
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being IN the
Ward Citv OF New York aforesaid. bounded
and described follows tfat IS 70 BEGINNING
at a point in the Souihery ne Of distant
from the formed hy the intersection ~
SOuthery side Of Barrow street and Westerly side
Southery s,ong lot number -Four ~ the herein
after mentioned eighty tSD feet one W ihcn 70 lsnh
belonging the estate ~ Van Orien thence
along said land twenty Eve t25 feet. thence
~ inch 10 the line OF Barrow street
aforesaid thence Eastery along raid lire or barrow
ginning be the said dimensions more or less which s1
premises laid down certain Map number one
IL property the 9th Ward Of the civ OF New York
belong ng Estate Of William ". Gilbert. deceased
dated Nnw York December 1892 surveyed by Thomas
4 Iidlam City surveyor and flied IN the Once ot ths
Register and for the County OF New York and dis.
which said premises now known by the street num-
Der 40 Barrow Street and being the SAM
premises which conveyed the above named de-
fendant Bridget Kelly by Frederick J. Brown and wife
by ~ Conveyance dated March TO- 1855. anc re-
OF of the city and County
New riber 1853 Of Conveyances. page -
the 18th day of March. 1855.
Dated New York. December p. 1898. $780,
JOHN ]. DEIANY. Rsferee
MILLER. PECKHAM & DIXON. Attorneys FOR Plain
tins. 80 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan, New fon
CITY
The following 10 diagram Of the above-descrios9
premises by the number II Barrow Street
Ia
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
Women's Imported Capes
and Jackets
Reduced One.Third to One.haIf

Attention This is an important matter.
More important to you than to us, for it's to
your benefit and our loss.
These are the finest over garments that the
world produces for ready-to-wear demand.
Hubert & Rquer, Sara Mayer & Morhange,
Briamont Freres, of Paris; Pach and Gerson,
of Berlin, and people of that class designed
them. The workmanship is as close to per-
fection as highly-trained French and German
needle-workers can carry it. You know
how close that is. The styles are exclusively
ours. Everything is lovely except that 7ce
hare too mauy of the garments So we
telescope the prices into themselves until
they are shut up from full third to full
half
Choose from about 400 garments, in
Velour du Nord, Kersey, Matcasse, Otto
man Silk. Black, navy blue, royal blue, tan
and steel.
CAPES
A, s27 500 black Kersey cloth u in. deep; full
sweep pointed front and back; bottom trimmed
with open work handsomely je,ted and embroidered;
high-rolng collar front and back also embroidered /;
lined with black satin. Price was $50.
At $3.50 black Mateasse; "a in. deep; full sweep;
ruf,e around bottom Persian lamb collar lined with
black satin. Price was $50.
At 500 black Ottoman silk; 80 in. deep; gradu-
aed ruff down front and around bottom; black
embroiderJ whe, rutfe ad ions; also trimming of
Persian lamb; high rolling collar Of Persian lamb;
lined with quilted black tailors' serge. Price was
Al $3.50 Velour du Nord; 27 in. deep; full sweep;
front and bottom trimmed with black soutache braid
in fancy design: hgh-rong collar; nei with black
satin wadded and quilted. Price was SS+
JACKETS
At $50 Veou, du Nord; "a in long; tight
fitting cu;awsy; entire garment edged with Persian
lamb; front, back and sleeves beautifully trimmed
with je, and braid; lined with black vale
satin. Price S82
At $7S--Of green Kersey cloth cutaway; wide reyers
and high rolling storm collar Of Persian lamb; hand
somey applqued with velvet and chenille and en-
broidered with narrow black braid; lined with black
brocade satin. Price was Sl2s.
AL A store cannot sell
na close to half a million
d"u N"''P'Uu handkerchiefs in forty
IIdnukcIC"'C'S days without having
some tumbled and handled goods. That is
our position. You know the richness OF
these chances. You never knew anything
richer than these
25c. handkerchiets for l2Isc
CSC. handkerchiets for 2Sc.
Soc handkerchiefs for 35c.
75c hsndkerchiefs for SOC.
81 handkerchiefs for 75c.
Sl.2S handkerchiefS for 81.
Broadway
uo,s If the pair you hoped
Romeo Slippers to mater;aIizc CON.
Vi {" sole yourself with
pair from this offering. These are OF the
we-known Dodge felt with flexible leather
soes; red, brown, drab and black; bound
with black fur. This grade has always been
ST. so pair Choose here at ST..
Fourth avenue and Ninth street.
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. T. S,ewar. & Co., Broadway, Fourth
Avenue, Ninth and Tenth Streets
New-York tribune., 1898-12-27
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

plansn ssalns, William Calhoun and others defendant:
duly made and entered in he above entitled action bear
s snG n nf dy ad at Judgment @ H @
public auction at the New York Real Estate saesroou
\. III srosdway In the Borough Of Msnhatan cty .
o'clock that day. by b. Phanlx Insrabam Co.
be sold and therein drSe ,ibed az follows.
Al That ser'an lot piece or parcel OF land. win ,rs
md being % in h civ n N.w YeH ar present Known md
distinsuishri Number - greenwich street bounded
wsrlly by house srs known as Number y Grsen-
wh street formerly bel ngng Isaac Bell westrardy
William Edgar. deceased Leading into Washington street.
end norihwardy, by the house and lot now known ana
formerly belonging TO the estate ~ said William Edsa'
aecea.d ana sona,nng In breadth n front ana rear,
length the seuthery side ninety nine feet eieye,
40, inches be the same more or less. the north
e ana ,SHrs, walls q the building on hs ss os
the north and south being party walls Together With an
the right TIL and Interest OF the defendants william
VI land yiug the OF contiguous the said let
being Ten o feet in width the northerly and south
south bv the northery and southerly boundary lines !
the said lot Number - Greenwich street proraeisi
" m"-t by 'ne running thoush he said alley or car
OF the aforesaid lot Nmber "a rsenwich street the ssa
strip of land being part OF the carragewav aforesaid ara
ot the proprietors o lots bounding on III:
said carsgewsy as are or be entitled thereto Ara
dant. William Calhoun. by Mary f. Thorndike and cthe
a. execurk &C. by deed dated August 10Th. 1890 sni
County Of New York in ilber q. section Of CONVEX
sncss page tit on the eighth day Of .r'ember 1891
Miller. Peckham 4 Dison H. ''"r''''' "'''
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
20 broadway Borough OF Manhattan New York city:
The following is diagram OF the above mentionsa
premises. known by the street Number "a Grsenwich
street;