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eight operators and four clerks under her. and.
besides overlooking their work. attends per-
Ronally to all OF the banking and transfer BUSH
ness Of her Office and keeps the books.
II believe that there are. large opportunities
before the woman telegrapher." she said In re-
Spouse to a question, and see no reason
w ynanI she should stsSrsn not s6 MI tne o hi GaTI p PLACES %eSI IN s sbe
IL not physically able to take charge OF rail-
road station oflces where, work other than
S s6s Mh2s sh has sS 10 Re d Ses serve eTs sh Ss q rs nE FSa,
chief operator or'division chief. So far women
operators; have never been allowed TO do press
men are not often used for night work"
Perhaps that is because they are not able to
stand the strain Of night work" suggested the
Think women quite. strong enough TO stand
any branch OF teleRraphy which does not re-
aIT'yyee BEEN manager OF this ONCE two Years
and have lost only one half day on account OF
sickness. and the girls who are under me are
been that women are more careful more &C
curate telegraphers than mon, and they are
certainly more faithful and more Interested
"This is an agreeable, clean business for a
woman too. She Ia well protected and very
well paid, and the work is not very hard, It ia
are average operators, and l consider them ex.
perts. They, take the messages by ear and
transcribe them directly on the typewriter;
kilograms without a hitch. This office is open
day and night. including Sundays. and, l don't
see but that It runs as smoothly as II a man
"A great many women operators learn teleg-
raphy at Cooper Union. where they have an
excellent six months. course, but. one can no.
Many operators teach their brothers and sis
ters. and In that way the ranks are being con-
stantly recruited with boys and girls. and III
stake the latter against the former for good
work every time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-01
Kodak Shot of the Editor.

The other day D.. G. Lake came up to the
1t was a rear view Of a man walking along the
street We didn't know him at al, After a
Informed us that 1t was. Il picture OF ourself.
as his son, Arthur, had caught us with his
kodak one day last summer.
been used to n front view OF that figure; we
knew II when IL was young. had grown up with
II. and the changes had come on so gradually
that we. hadn't recognized them, Oh. yes we
had noticed the hair getting gray. but that was
that was deep thinking; our wind didn't hold
out well. but then we were no Pop, anyhow.
But this rear view. that's something differ
belief that that is the picture of a spry young
man. There's no youth nor beauty nor come
illness In that bowed bnck. that gray head
sticking forward, those arms hanging out like
the unbnckled names OF a, Clydesdale's haT;
ness. We must step forward and greet the old
fellow. Hello, uncle! How's the old lady q"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-01

back to Saratoga, but don't suppose Iwould
know the place they say i has CHANGED 80.
when the spEings, were in the middle Of
up around the springs so that the cat
tle and other critters wouldn't get In;
days and when I was a little girl our nearest
neiRhbor. was. O long ways of. Why, when !
was a little, mite Of thing one day l crawled
out on the boards that led TO the garden. They
were built up high. because my father was
afraid TO let us on the ground. There was \
great, black bear in the, yard and my sister ran
Into the house and told father that there was a
great big black bear trying to get me. My
father took his musketdown quick and ran into
the yard, but the bear leaped AWAY and my
father did not kill him"
Mrs. Ray recalled the district school days;
and said that she never got much lenrnin'."
The schoolhouse she attended was a log cabin,
and the. girls only went n short time. Just
enough (, learn TO read and WRITE" she said
L what do you attribute your great age 2"
was asked.
have, never had a spell, OF sickness in my
lte,' said the woman, only a little headache
hundred, but l don't feel so old. l can't see to
make patchwork or mend coats and clothes
any more. and my hearin's bad"
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From the Chicago Tribune.
"f--7ld like to interest youI In our compressed
Compressed nothlngl I wouldn't touch It WiLAA
ten,fo0I polo. I'm Al eIpsnsionL1L"
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 27 (SpeciaD.-Wheat prices gained
1.Gssc to-day and closed about the top The bull
suggestions came from Liverpool. The English
markets showed 14Q%sc advance over last Friday
Notwithstanding there had been slight decline
here New-York was in buying mood The result
Of the English 1rmness and of the seaboard buy
ing was the slight fractional rally here. The ad-
vance was in spite Of the usual holiday dulness'
May opened at 69$sc sold between 69ssc and 6ssc'
and closed at 69laG6Sssc. December closed AT &C.
july zoe The Western receipts were just ABOUT
half what they were year ago. 10000 bushels
compared with $4,000 bushels; the two Northwest
ern points had 800 cars. compared with 5e7. The
cable news was strong. aside from the slight al
vance in prices Liverpool figured that the Worio
shipments in December had aggregated 81 per cent
less than the average in the last seven years
Paris was up slightly. Conupental advices gen
orally were that the European wheat fields hao
,oo little snow protection. There was decrease In
the worlds visible of $4,000 bushels. compared with
an Increase for the same week last year OF -'So'o
bushels The contract stock. 1S466o~ ousheIS'
showed an increase for the week OF S5SVV pusheis'
There was little to say about the speculative trade
The best buying was for New-Hork account Inc
local scalpers were bearish.
Corn lost %c the range for the day oeing just
about that fraction. May sold between 33c and
82ac and closed at 32%c. December closed at
SOssc; January 30Sq301ac. Receipts were hpera'
7Os cars; the estimate for Thursday only 10 Eie-
yator people reported larger western oleilHsS'
and II there was any incident TO the dull trade It
was selling Of the nearby futures by elevator peo-
ple Shipping sales only 1250oo bushels lAv-
erpool was off &c from Friday: seaboard clear
ances were 5000 bushels. The contract STOCK
Isl 600 bushels showed an increase for the week
of 5000 bushels. At time there was Z12c
spread between January and May
The trade in oats was increased by shght oe-
cline December closing at 22c, May closing az
o2slc These figures showed &c loss from Tuesday
The inspection was $50 cars. with 100 estimated Tor
Thursday Clearances were 5000 bushels The
contract stock $4,000 bushels. showed practically
no change from last week.
Flaxseed was easy in tone but dull; tonight
nrices I5G1c under Tuesday. December closed at
81 4s; May 81 4sl2: cash. 81 49s. There were AZ cars
at the three points. against 81 last year
Provisions were decidedly strong, pork closing
1oa15c over Tuesday; lard, 1oG15c over; RIBS 6g
7lsc over Buying Of lard. which was credited 70
swift was the incident but It was through proK-
ers There were only 24,oO hogs, with $50" esu-
mated for tomorrow. Liverpool prices were un-
changed. I" .,,,
On the curb puts May wheat closed az os7hc'
calls 6ss4@697sc. Puts May corn. S2'sc; Calls
32s4G327sc
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
Dctition in Bankrnptcn.
TFD STATES DISTRICT COURT. South

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, South
" ern District Of New York.-In the Matter OF the
Petition OF Cane Bros q Company, John campbell
COMPANY and H. Ieclercq Co for the involuntary
bankrIptcy OF CHARLES LENFANT
n Appearing the satisfaction OF this court by the
r1dayt OF John Gebhard verified the 2Gth day Of Oco
ber 1899 and affidavit Of Eugene H. Hatch verified
the 13th day OF November 1s99 that petition has been
I,Fnfant be adudged bankrupt: that subpnna therein
vas issued this the SAID Charles l. Enfan
,rnable on the day October 1888; that service
,bcreof and the petition could not be made by the
Ws,shal OF this court by the return made by
sad Marshal dated the 18th day OF October 1880 cert-
sn0 that after digent search he was unable 10 ma the
ssid Charles Enfan and which return II now on file
4, his court; II further appearing from the std a
d,s that than ten days have elapsed since said
rstun day and that no appearance mas been hel mat
The present wheeabouts Of the debtor unknown and
cannot be ascertaned and that service OF the subpoena
and netiton herein be made upon him within this
District, II Is ,,-.
oRDERED that the said Charles LEnfant appear
MEAD answer or demur the 3Oth day OF December
isg 20 the petition herein ned in the ONCE Of the Clerk
y, his Court on 18th day Of October 1888, praying
Thai said Charles BEnfant be adjudged bankrupt and
that IN his failure appear plead. answer
demur adjudication be made according TO the prayer OF
,ba ecn and further appearing that personal service
~ this order s mpractcable, II Is
"'ORDERED that service Of this order be made upon
The said Charles LEnfant by publication once week
~ moi less than six consecutive weeks in the New York
rbune said publication 10 be commenced not later than
,he 18TH day Of November. 1899.
D"'' ~ ~ ADDISON BROWN.
L. S. Dist Judge
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

1HOth Street
The approximate amount Of the lien or charge TO sat
fy which the above-described property Is TO be sod
thirteen thousand two and thrty-two and 3lO9
dollars (S3 3d. with interest thereon from the lon
dav ~ November 1899 together with and allowances
amounting hundred and eighty-four ana 4'IIo
dollars s4 an with from the 1st day or De-
cerber Isoo Together with expenses OF the sale The
amount assessments and other liens
which are TO be allowed the purchaser out OF tne
nurchase money or paid by the hundred and
sixteen and o. 100 dollars ts516 OBJ.
D"''N ''" -''"' LANSING W. WALSH.
Referee.
HERBERT PARSONS
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
III Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
publit Hotlses.

A UCTION sALE:-Phia. Depot, O. NJ. Dept,
1928 Arch Street. Phiis.. Pa. November 20 1s9e-
There will be sold at Public Auction Schuylk
Arsenal In this city, at 10 o'clock A. M ThursdOy.
BIngham G q NJ t. s. " a iot OF condenneS ouSrter
masters Supplies Catalogues can be had upon appcs-
Dsagx ooaEtsrmaster Genera. U. s. "A
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

NJ yarnum Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice is hereby given all having claims
against Timothy Hogan late OF the County OF New YORK.
10 present the with the vouchers thereof
~ the orsce of MessrB Butter. hoffman. Jone & Myn-
derse No "a Wall Street the Borough Of Manhattan.
Citv ~ New York on or the 10th day Of Aprl
next. Dated New York. october 4th 1899 JOHN LEE.
ecutors BtJTI.ER HOFFMAN. JOLINE & MYNDERsE.
A,tornevs Tor Executors "a wall Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
So st.

The Approximate Of lien charge to satisfy
which hs above described property is to be sold !:
S20S1 3l0o with interest thereon from the 4h day or
december 1899. together with costs ana allowances
amounting si6s 03O0. with interest from 9th day OF
December 1899. together with the OF the sale.
approximate amount Of taxes assessments or other
liens which be allowed the purchaser out OF tins
purchase money paid by the Referee. is SioO69 and
Interest.
Dated: New York. December s. 1890
AiGERNON s. NORTON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
Proposals.
DRoPosALs nan
PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND
RJ\DING

PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING AND
BINDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until January
PAPER Err for the PUBLIC PRINTING and BINDING for
ending n Of % @ Of He ssa o be
made BY the Joint q Congress Public Print
overnment committee reservng to itself the right
reject and all 6S Ss ny Us Judgment OF the best
Detailed schedules OF the description, quantity ana
sHa blank proposals. giving the regulations with
which bidders must comply can be 9osanea Dy nddres'
The contracts win entered into for supplying such
quantities OF paper as may be needed during the year.
anu The estimated auantite. set forth in detail in the
sS 600 reams machine printing 2.1ss
"a 600 reams sized and white t,ntsd
% 500 reams White Writing paper various sizes and
$500 resms eOored writing various sizes and
1000 reams cover paper various sizes and weights.
SS pounds pounds Of Of S: Ssst sp Rs' paper
100000 pounds soperns dOuS coated book p paper
100 900 pounds bond paper.
pound: ssSs ss4ss@sn ssss various sizes
10000 sheets cardboard. various coiors sizes. and
1900 900 sheets bristol board coOrs Sizes and
laid or wOys. various sizes and weights
laid or wove various sizes and weights.
400 reams tissue and copying paper
so reams plotting paper. any required color and
lso resms tar paper. 2!I SO.
aso reams plaid. marble and comb paper various
$50 reams typewriter paper. various sizes and
!s..,: !ss%: SSs TIsneS :, i9S iSTas
Proposals will be received Tor one thousand %
BY direction of tn. Join. Committee of Congress on
'"'''' ' F. W. PALMER.
Washington. D. c.. December a. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
N PTRSUANCE Of an .roer Of Hon. James

81 Varnum a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
NOTICE is hereby given all persons having claims
SSainst William <. Jones OF the County OF
Work deceased TO present with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber his OF transactng business at
he cfce Of Wllmore AWAY no III Broadway. Borough
Of Manhattan In City Of New York. on before the
soth day OF March, next Dated New York. the 2h day
az Septenber 1899 ISAAC a. JONES. Executor. VIII
MORE ANYWAY, Attorney for Executor III Broadway
n,,rh Of Manhattan. y. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ioa TT The Tribune
n received Their Uptown once, NO l242 broadway,
2d door north OF 3lst-st until o'clock p M advertise
mens received the following branch orees at regular
cor 23d s I52 6th-aye.. 12th-sI: Mays tihaVe
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

A DvERTIspMENrs and subssriptons for or. The Tribune
Pa door north of 8ist-st until oclock advertise
ments received the following branch oces at regular
office rates until o'clock VIZ; 2o4 sthave., O..
cor 23d-st: l52 6thsvs. l2thst NssyA eth-avss
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
G onntrp Boaro.

A PRIVATE FAMILY living In Yonkers can accommo-
n date Tor the either adults family wishing
hom. without the OF housekeeping Refer
ences Exchanged Address c.. oTi Palisadeave. Yonk-
N.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n reec,yed at their Uptown ONCE, No. 1242 Broadway.
2d door north Of 3st-st until o'clock advertise
mens received the following branch offices at regular
ofpce rates until O'Clock viz: 25l Sth-ave g.
cor 2sd st. 1852 9th cor. l2h-st: Macys ehavs.
and I4tbst l42 Columbus West 68th-st 100
West toas near 6th-ave: 92 East l4h-st: 257 West
s2d 81 between Tth and sh l59 East 47h-st.,
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
foreclosure Sales.
CUPREME COURT. County of New York.


SUPREME COURT. County OF New YORK.
~ Allan Mcane Others substituted Trustees etc,
Plaintiffs against Heny J. McGuckin and others DeIeho
ansn pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure ana saIe
duly and entered In above entitled action beanS
office OF the Clerk OF County OF New-York at the
County said County, on the LIST day OF
December. 1899. amended tune Dy an oroer
duly in the above entitled action bear
ing the 14th day Of December 1893, and entered
in Office OF said Clerk that day. H. the under,
at public auction at the New York Real Estate sales
ROOM No. Iii Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, Ihe
City York. County Of New York, on the lth Gay
January 1900 twelve O'Clock noon OF mat day, oy
Herbert Sherman, auctioneer the premises directed
by said judgment be sod and described therein as
follows
Dwelling House thereon situate, lying and being IN the
City York. bounded and described as foIowe
viz: Beginning at certain point on the northery elce
OF One hundred twentieth Street distant two hundred
and eighty-three feet five and oneha Inches westerly
from the northwesery OF said street ana foutn
Avenue and running thence westwardy along the north
ery side OF said d6' 6zD sixteen feet six ana
inches thence northwardiy parallel with SAID
avenue feet and eleven nches thence east
wardy parallel said sixteen feet SIX ana one
half inches thence southwardly parallel win sara
hundred feet and eleven inches to the point
place OF beginning. . -. ,~.,,,-~
The easerly and westerly side walls OF sao o"eiins
house party walls
The said premises being known by the street num-
''' ~ -a' LANSING W. WALSH.
Referee.
HERBERT PARSONS
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
III Broadway New York City. ~.
The following Is diagram Of the property 70 pe soid'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
5urroeaic' g Notices.
M PI-RSrANCE Of an order Of Non. James

IN PUKSUANJE OF III UIUVT UI IIVI' JdInV'
l. NJ Varnun. n Surrogate of the County ~ New York.
Notice is hereby u al. persons having claims
against franklin r. Barnes, late Of the County ot New
Yok deceaed present the with vouchers thereof
"a the subschers their place OF transacug business,
No hs Wall Street. Borough = Manhattan in the cry Of
Now York on before the l6th day Of May next Dated
~ York the 18th day OF November, 1899. EMMA
: >0oTTusA HOOPER BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BARNES
L6ninistrators WEEKES BROTHERS. Attys for Ad-
InInstrsors No 5s Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
CTPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW


- YORK-Heary A. Koelsch. Plaintiff. against Hicho-
las D. Kendall and others. Defendants. -,
In pursuance of n judgment OF foreclosure ana sse.
duly made and entered above entitled action, ara
hearing date the 2Oth December. 1899, T. the un
der.lgned the Referee said judgment named VIII sen
hv nublic auction at the New York Real Estate sales
room No III Broadway In the Borough OF hanhattanl
Cyv Of New York the l1th day Of January 1900 az
~ o. clock noon that day by D. PhGnix lngraharn
the directed by said Judgment to b
sold and therein described foiows ~, -,
huidngs thereon erected situate lying and being In N.
civ OF New York Borough Of Manhattan and oounded
ard described as follows Beginning AZ pont on me
westerly side OF Park distant hfy GOD feet hve
and (5) inches norhery from the c5ne,
Srmed hy the intersection Of the westerly SIDE or PARK
Av.nue with the norherly side Of One hundred ana SIX
running n~thery along SAID westerly
$40 ~ PARK Avenue seventy-hve (I5) feet three go
,ncbAs thence running westerly and parallel with one
bndred and sixteenth and for part OF the dis
,anca through party wall between two buildings there
standing ninety e) feet running thence southerly and
arauaI with Park seventy hve Co) feet three
"a C3H) inches thence running easterly and
nar.IIeI with hundred and sixteenth sseet ninety
fo0, teet 10 the point place OF beginning
dated New York December goth lssD
Da'eN - REUBEN H. UNDERHILL. Referee.
EDWARD S. CLINCH. Attorney for Plaintin, . ~..
~ J,s broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
ba following is diagram OF the property TO be sold;
70, s'rset numbers are Nos. l6i4 l646 and 1eiS Park
Averue
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
IrYE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders

OF the Fidelity and Casualty Company, OF New
Of Eleton and for the transaction OF such other busi
ness as shall before the meeting, Will be held
a. ,he oe,ces OF the Company Nos. 81 to 103 Cedar
Street in me city Of New York. on Tuesday. the "a
dsv az 1900 twelve o'clock the polls to
remain 0'eh u''''' ' ROBERT J. HILLAs.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28

Il Of The Astoria Light, Heat & Power Company for
the election OF during the ensuing year
"a fo such other before the stock
SnIders viii be held Nb. 30 Liberty street on Monday
Isnusry sth 1900. Polls open from II m TO p, m
srrDsyer hooks will close Saturday, December 23rd
isaa ~ 10 M reopen Tuesday January 9th. 1900
''"'' " - FRANCIS r. FORAKER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
10th Street.

10th Street.
The Approximate amount Of the lien or charse' 70 say,
isry which the described property Is q be soId
355 with thereon from the ZOtn cay oa
'.rember 1889 subject three MORTGAGES tol sAe,oo
ch with September lst 1879 AZ Per cent
e,ber with costs and allowance amounting 70 S26OI.
together expenses Of the sale The approxate
amount Of the taxes and water rents os
other liens be allowed the purchaser out ot the pu
money paid by the Referee Is sl-sio" aho ~
terest. -, ooo
REUBEN II. UNDERHILL Referee
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
Grnst Companies.
Guaranty TrustCo.
of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET


NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.
CAPITAL, S2,OOO,oOo
SURPLUS, s3.oOo.Ooo
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS, AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
sONAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject TO cheque certificate.
DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRI-
TAIN, FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD. COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER C. oAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN 1sELIN, JR.. ce-President.
GEORGE r. TURNBULL. ID yice-Presidsnt.
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON B0RLAND. Asst. Treas. and Sec.
wM @. EDWARDS. % Asst. Treas. and Sec.
JOHN GAULT, Manager Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel y. Babcock, Adrian Iselin. jr.,
GcSsc F. Baker Augustus d. Juilliard,
George s. Bowdo!n. James ~ Jarvie.
August Belmont, Richard A. McCurdy
Frederic Cromwell, Levi F. Morton.
C. c. Haven, Walter G. Oakman,
Y. II. Hartman, Henry II. Roger,
p. Somcrs Hayes, T.. Mex. Twombly,
Charles Il. Henderson. Frederick ". Vanderbilt
Harry Payne whitney.
LONDON BRANCH.
IS LOMBARD STREET. z. G.
Buys and sells exchange the principal
cities Of the world. collects dividends and cou-
pons without charge issues travellers and COM
mercial letters Of credit. receives and pays
interest on deposits subject TO cheque at sight
or notice. lends money on collateras. deals In
American md other Investment securities. and
offers its services 5 correspondent and financial
agent 10 corporations. bankers. and merchants.
Bankers,
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK. Limited.
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited.
PARIS BANK, LIMITED.
Solicitors,
FREsHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS.
London Committee,
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER, Chairman
DONALD c. HALDEMAN.
LEVI p. MORTON.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
tGinanrial Meetlnas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting Of the PTNNEY. CAssE LACKEY co. for
will be held at the Company Office No 27S Canal ST. in
the city Of New York. on Tuesday ne second Gay OF
New-York tribune., 1899-12-28
CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- -ucnr.e,ta NJ Parker. plaintiff. againat

~ YoRK.-Henrietta NJ Parker. Plaintiff, against
Margaret Qun. Defendant CT,
In pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure ana sac;
duy made the above entitled action tne
9Th day OF 1899 the undersgned the RefeFee
in SAID Judgment named will sell at Pubic AUCTION a.
the Exchange Sales Rooms. located AT NO III
broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York on the day OF January 1900 al y o'clock noon
on that day by F. Meyer Auctioneer the premises
directed by Judgment to be sold. and therein de-
scrbed follows: -, IL. A..
All that certain lot. piece parcel Of land with tne
building thereon erected situated In the Siy 9r Hsw
York bounded described follows BEGIN NlNo at
point the Norhery side Of Eighty third sire stree h gs
ninety eight feet and eisnt ches
westwardly the Northwesterly corner OF Elghy
third Street and Columbus Ave- running thence Vest
wardy along the Norhery side OF Eighty third stree.
sixteen and inches thence Northwariy paaei
with and part OF the way through tne
party wall one hundred and two feet ana w2
inches the Of block between Eghty tn,a
and Eighty fourth SITS, thence Easwardly eIohs $40
centre line sixteen four inches thence Soutn-
wardly parallel with Columbus Avenue and part OF ,ne
through OF another party wall one nun.
dred and inches 10 the Northery sos oe
Eighty third Street at the place OF beginning
Dated New York. December g. 1899.
AIGERN0N g. NORTON, RsferSA
FRANCIS z. PARKER Attorney for Plainun.
IS william Street. New York City.
Street number OF this property is III
81 ST.