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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

Cedar Rapids Republican,: The re-
tirement of the Hon. NJ. l.. Temple, of
Osceola, from the race for the speaker
ship, largely simplifies that contest
and also the senatorial contest which
hinges upon it. The Cummins papers
have made light of it, the Des Moines
Capital treating it as a joke and the
Des Moines Register as an intimida-
ton. But it was neither. 1t was Mr..
Temples voluntary act and he per-
formed it gracefully. Senator Gear and
Mr.. Temple have been long time
friends. Whatever differences he may
have had with the mythical G., B. &
@. railroad over the Temple amend
ment, no one has ever questioned Mr..
Temples loyalty to the venerable sem
ator who lives in Burlington. Nor did
any one who knew of the close rela,
lions between the two men ever doubt
for a moment that Mr.. Temple would
be willing to serve Senator Gear even
to the extent of withdrawing from the
spealership race. e
There was at one time disposition
on the part of the Gear men 10 leave
the speakership out of the contest;
that is to waive the speakership. Ii
Mr.. Eaton had elected to stand upon
that platform he might have been
named for speaker almost unanimous
ly. That was at one time possibility
and a probability. Mr.. Eaton himself
has been warm admirer of Senator
Gear and in deciding to support Mr..
Cummins, he went rather with his en-
vironments than with his own person.
al convictions. But even with the un-
Outstanding that he would vote for Mr..
Cummins,, the Gear men might have
been willing to aid him to the speakers
chair, but in an evil hour for him, the
Cummins managers announced that
they would make test fight on the
speakership and that they would use
Mr.. Eaton as their instrument. Mr..
Cummins himself was led into the err
ror-error both as regards himself and
as regards Mr.. Eaton-of saying in an
interview published in one of the Chica-
go papers, that Mr.. Eaton would be
the candidate of his forces. So repeat
edly was that announcement made,
that it left nothing for the Gear men
to do but accept the challenge. Their
choice finally narrowed down to two
men-Temple and Bowen. The latter
seemed to be clearly in the lead and
therefore Mr.. Temple withdrew from
the race. This is the whole history OF
the Temple letter of withdrawal.
1t leaves the speakership to be
fought out between Mir. Eaton and Mr..
Bowen, both residing in the Fourth
district.
In our judgment the outcome of this
contest is not hard to predict. We be-
lieve that Mr.. Bowen will have nearly
two-thirds. of the republican votes in
the house, for many men who would
have supported Mr.. Eaton, had he re-
manned out of the senatorial fight, or
at least had he not mixed it up with
the speakership, will under the new
conditions vote for Mr.. Bowen. The
Republican has never been able to lose
its head over the senatorial fight still
pending, but it believes firmly that
the Cummins men have thrown down
the guage of battle in the wrong place
their speakership stand is the last
tactical blunder they will be called up
on to make.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

,rillman, of South Carolina, advocates
for next year, the Chicago platform
with an antiseXpansion plank as an adj
dition. Tillman evidently wants to see
the-d democratic party completely snow
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26
THE ETHICS OF THE SPEAKER
SHIP CONTEST.

Grinnell Herald: Iowa is lust now
in the midst of an exciting contest over
the question of who shall be speaker OF
the next Iowa house. The field has
been narrowed down to two candi-
dates, one, DR.. d. II. Bowen, lifelong
republican; and w. L. Eaton, a recent
convert TO the republican party. The
election this year is of vital interest to
every citizen of Iowa, and especially to
every republican.
DR.. Bowen is in every way we'll
equipped for the important position he
seeks. He is lifelong republican. He
is thoroughly equipped for legislative
work, having been reelected for his
third term. His prominence in the
26th and 27th general assemblies has
been widely recognized, and his record
has been exceptionally clean, repre-
senting fairly the masses of Iowa. DIR.
Bowen is a gentleman of educational and
possesses great executive ability. He
is "a leyel-headed man, of well poised
character and of judicial temperament.
A good, clean, campaigner, he has al
ways been at the front in contests for
the principles of his party. He has
been looked to and depended on in AL
lamakee county when there was hard
work needed for republicanism.
Against DR.. Bowen is Hon. w. u. Ea-
ton, of Mitchell county, recently in
cubated republican. He was district
elector on the democratic ticket in 1892
and if our memory is correct he was
chairman of the democratic state CON
yention at Davenport the same year.
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SeIHenfs1tI.i ls,lftis.lqit.

rhe Springfield Republican says u that
the Americanism. of George Washing
ton still lives in the hearts Of the peo-
pie. Oh, yes, Of most of, them. But
there are few that prefer the Ameri-
canism of Aguinaldo.
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porting Senator Gear, except the one
who, is putting up'sthe fight against
Mr.. oummins Is probably the weakest
man IN tae list to go against the pres
e.sction are too small is Be considered.
Indeed, ,unless.tith the ascharges made
AGAINST him by Mr.. Hawcock can be
satisfactorily Explained away, Mr.. Cum
mlns' wisest course would be to with
draw from the contest at once.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26
HOW 1T STOOD THEN.

Six wears ago, Jan. Is, 1894, John H..
Gear was elected to the. United States
senate, or, rather, was nominated by
the republican joint caucus, which was
the same thing. The vote in the eau
Gus will be interesting to study just
now Here it is:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

There is plenty Of loyalty on Ameri-
can SOIL Canada's offer to send an
other contingent to South Africa
ought to warm the cookies of John
BplPs heart.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

Roberts, of Utah, served good pur-
pose when he asserted that there are
other polygamists in that state. They
will be hunted down and brought to
Justice. .-sv -
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

st. Louis thinks she ought to have
5000 from the goyernme nt for her
worlds fair. On, the same principle,
why should not any town in the, conn
tEN'start upea worlds fa1 and hold up
the government for a {flH9d p
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

With the financial bill through the
house the solidity and prosperity of
the country may be considered as as
sured for some time.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26
Protection From Adul,era,ed FOOD,

Marshalltown Times !:
In this era, when food may be an un-
wholesome mixup, put together for
profit rather than aids to digestion
there is a feeling that the public should
be guarded from such evils. Congress-
man Joseph w. Babcock, of Wisconsin,
is one who wants the people of the
country protected from adulterated
food, and would have them know ex-
actly what they are purchasing. The
other day he introduced measure pro-
viding for the establishment of a food
bureau in the agricultural department
for preventing adulteration of and the
misbranding of articles of food. The
proposed bureau will be under the
charge of food commissioner, whose
term of office will be four years. A
chemist will also be attached to the
bureau. and it will be his duty to ana
lyze food offered for sale in any state
or territory other than where ii is
manufactured, or from foreign coun-
ty. The intoduction of adulterated or
misbranded food is forbidden by the
measure, and any one who violates its
provisions will be guilty of INSIDE
meanor. For the first offense he will
be fined 5000, and for each subsequent
otfense not exceeding $500, or one year
in the penitentiary.
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Keep, Ont.

Cedar Rapids Gazette: Unless the
Transvaal and Orange Free State or
England should make the formal re-
quest for the United States to inter
vene, and should acknowledge to the
world that the request had been made,
this government can well afford to
keep out of the muss. The Dutch do
not attthis time appear to be needing
help and the English will not admit
that they need it. So it would appear
that a seemingly voluntary offer in
this direction from Washington might
be regarded as an impertinence on the
part of a nation with Monroe doc
trine.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

The proposition to pension deserters
and bounty. JUMPERS IS ID bit Of legis-
lative assipitY, which should be speedily
.sqNelched. Propositions to reward dis
honor will never meet whn much en-
conrag ement,r 81. q. ~, : g -
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

Death, impersonated by a sharp
shooter, found shining mark in Law
ton. Eyen.a Filipino could hit SO plain
+ a target 80. ~
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

The Ste Paul Pioneer Press refers to
the Dubuque Telegraph as ''populist
sheet" This is. the most unkindest
cut.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

The American Federation OF Labor
isn't afraid of the trusts. That's half
the battle.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-12-26

rent season. This explains why wheat
is not higher now than it was year
ago. notwithstanding the smaller
quantity produced.
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chicago,s Failure.

Iowa Capital: 1t is quite evident
that Chicago's failure to capture the
republican national convention was due
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CIRCuLATIoN.

CIRCULATION.
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circulation than any Ottumwa news
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and larger outside. -gr
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Beavers are building dam across
West Fork, near Neville.
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Address the Courier Printing Co.., ottuinwa, la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1899.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. JANUARY To- 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer 9, y. Paul J.1scn son,samDton January H.
International Navigation Company Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Fgrnen. Csr. Harris. Glasgow December 80
and M9yLie 81 With Hdse and passengers to Henderson
Steamer Pomtran!sn do. Fairful Glasgow December
Austin h.iqsls g. A5SiVSa he Bar s.4S
rived a, the Bar at 10 p m 9th
dse 10 cabin and 50 Storage passenger. oerehs
c. Arrived s. 81 ise Ear at dao s,n,o. December and
Victoria 3 with coffee to Busk Jevons Arrived at the
s,samef kaTn.,aole OBJ; Hlsgin. Port An,snio, va
Hlrxa al 5 Bar TtA aSs no the American f 90
steamer Alps CBrl. Kirkby, Por-au-P Prince December
Win rnd.. to I'm Forwood Keiock Arrived the
steamer Excelsior Boyi New-orie.ns January 4 with
mess ana pa.senssrs to the Ocean S. CO:
fIrs., -, anne a1Rss+s S9rfs aad Sc
Steamer Oneida staples GEORGETOWN G a1d MI MI
Steamer Ries,on CBr) Robinson. Philadelphia January
ssnds HSsA. Jan TO- $50 n-wnd north fresh; clear
ps,emssr % with mds. and passengers t., to the Holland
SAILED.
cioT5 Baltimore Mszco Span Havana: e,c Finance
Charleston and Jscksonvie; Nacoohee Savannah; Bene
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Iyegool. Jan le.Arrived steamer August Korn
I'raws POINT Jan I0-Passed- steamer Mantou Br)
csnnons New York for London.
Isle Of Wight, Jan lo-Passed steamers Ohio Old
Hathaway. New-Yorh for Hull WeTkendam Dutch,
Bruins ma Rotterdam for New-York: Longships Q3r)
Moore New York for Antwerp.
Thomson. New-York Tor Lets.
csrdin Io-Arrtved. steamer charins Gross (Hr).
Sc" Sicily. Jan iS-Fas:ei Steamer Cyrus Br Simmons,
New-York for Hull.
Dover Jan so-Passed steamer. ennsylvanis Ger.
s,liedt Hamburg for NewYork; Sahara (5r Cave New
Dartmouth. Jan iO-saIed. Leopold II DAM.
from Riga for New-Yogk.
Portland Bill. Jan 1O-Passed steamer Oevenum PorO.
vioira. New-York for Southampton. $500
Neville Jan l0-Arriseo, steamer Anchor1t (Bro. VIII
son. New-York for Glasgow and proceeded.
Chrstiania. Jan 7--Arr1vei. steamer l. Holmblad
DAM InRvarfsen New-l YORK
Copenhagen. Jan 10-Arrived steamer l. Rolmblad
DAM lneVa-tsen New York via Chrstiania.
Bremerhaven, Jan io-Arr'ved, steamer Kaiser VIII
helm der Ger. Engelbsrt NewYork via South
Msrieilss. Jan 7-Arrived steamer Hsrdanger Or)
willes New-York.
Port said Jan io-Arrived. steamer IAv Nor). Ras-
New-York for Singapore etc
Smyrna, Jan sailed. steamer Red Jacket CBr)
81 Vincent. c Y. Jan e-saned steamer powderham
Graneense (Br) SPEEDING. New-York.
81 Mchaels Jan l0-Arrved. steamer Myrtledene (Br)
Melbourne Jan SArrived. steamer Falls OF Kettle (Br
Barr New-York, Vincent c V.
Sydney, ~ ". Jan ic-Arrivcc. previously, steamer
Adana (Br) Ray. New-York for Melbourne etc
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-Henry Evelyn Pierrepont Jr.. plaintiff.
against Leslie G. caldwell and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure ano sae ouJ
made and entered above entitled action and bear
ing dat December. 1888. the under
signed in said judgment named will sell Al
public auction tho New York Real Estate Saesroom
Goth day OF January, 1893 at IL O'Clock
noon on that day. by John Goldng auciioneer the
premises by said Judgment 10 he sold and therein
described Is follows
An that certain lot piece Of land in New York
City buildings thereon bounded AND described as
follows Beginning the intersection Of the easiery sde
with the southerly side Of George street
and street laid down.; and oesienateo
entitled Map Of the Village Of EltoDa
by II Serrel Surveyor, dated June O. 1851. and
fled IN the ONCE % the Register of Weschester CouD-
easteriy along southery side of said Gerse street,
sesertyegh feet; thence souhery aonS
q lire drawn parallel with the division line between lots
Numbers fourteen and fifteen said map one hundred
two hundred and twenty-four feet and ei1htyeshcne
hundredths foot the eastery SIDE OF said Morse
and thence northerly along the easery side Of
Morse hundred and ten feet and forty
Of point OF beginnins
be all OF said several dimensions more less.
premises being portion OF those which were con-
veyed Eliza + Caldwell by Samuel A. Mckinley by
oeec dated December 90
the Register of the City and County OF New LDer
l44p OF Convey4nces. b. page 14O on April D. 1878.
Together with al the rgat title and interest OF Leslie
G. Caldwell Emily !. Rogers ard Nette J. Caldwell.
Of in the land lying In front OF said premises In
said Morse avenue.
Excepting. however. much OF said premises have
taken the city Of New York for opening Trinity
Dated New York. January 5, 1880.
ROBERT MAzBr. Referee
WI H. sTocKWELI.
Attorney for Plaintiff 40 Broadway. Borough
City Of New Yorx.
The following diagram OF the property 10 be sold:
Its number 10 1856 Boston road:
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fcrerlosnce Sales.
80 >-,-
CUPREME COURT.-NEW lOKk CoONl

C,I-pRENE COIJRT.-NEW YORK COUNTY.
Mary Mckay Greenwood Erseu,rS and Isaac
men, r. ,ss As Ts.S%6G deceased 1s against
John Petit al. defendants ..,..,. an, al. au,y
made ana entered in II. shove entitled action essmS
s s n. n: A S"y s q med vii
auction at the New York Real Estate saesse' W. 10 III
~. oaa sss a.S % snusV sso at Il o'clock
IN said judgment mentioned therein described as toll
tbo.. two certain lots pieces or parcels OF land in
New York city with the buildings thereon bounded an'
The nrst parcel being the premises now known as No
io2 Fulton Street and being bounded and descrnec AZ
f91 Fulton ss5es nnSy nine feet nine
t1s5 f,S ,S 6 tn, essey e Of Dutch street.
running southve,tsrly At right anses or nearly 90
ta.tsry parallel or nearly with Fulton street twenty
or nearly ' so TO Fulton street eshyon. inch
souihery side Of street and thence n.5n
ee q. point = beginning and being hD P ss sap bS
Eberhard Faber wife by deed dated May iss and
recorded in the e S5 t LIB Hs' OF section Of COM
second being tn. premises now known s :. No.
front by Fulton STREE wen nSv o d feet Of sf b
Ministers Elders and Deacon. Of The Reformed Prot
san Dutch CHI rcn Of the t cry Of Ian, Ssw now ISr Or Se II
Robert Thompson IT, being the premises hsi dsoSe a
Of schauck povnins 'syentynin inc. feet seven
inshss be e, said ,s'e 5@sm.c. when h snse Elders
and Deacon. Of the Reformed Protestant, Dutch Church
OF the City Of York did by certain lndenture OF
lease bearing GOTH day OF December In the year
thousand hundred and eighty demise lease
and 10 farm let Eberhsrd Fab"r and 10 his ex-
ecitors and assigns for and during the
end Of tweny-one years from the hrst day
Of May 1857 at yearly rental specified In said lease
which said lease recorded IN the ONCE Of the Reg
OF the City and County OF New York on the 2'th
day Of June 1857. in Lber 2063 Of Conyeyanees. at
36o which said lease thereafter assigned by sao
Faber 70 said Defendant; John Petit by a.signment
dated May /. 1894, and recorded In said Registers
ofce May q 1894. in Idber 20 Of conveyanees Sec
tion l. 400. 49,
TOGETHER with all and singular the ednces buildnss
rights members privilege. and appurenances heeunto
belonging in anywise spperainng and also all the
estate right title Interest, term Of years yet to come
and unexpred. property possession claim ana demand
Whatsoever well In law In equity NJ the said de-
PENDANTS John Pettit and Aida r. Petit his wife Of
said demlsed premises and every part and
parcel thereof with the sppurenances and also the sad
indenture Of and clause article and condition
therein and contained and all renewals Of sad
lease or right thereto under the terms thereof
Dated New York. January 80 1890. -
Referee
ROBERT s. RUDD. Esq.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
IS Nassau Street,
New York. n. 7.
Manhattar
The following diagram Of the prernisee mentioned
and described in ssd judgment being Nos 1o2 and I0
Fulton Street:
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foreclosure SAFES.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County Of

AyEW YORK SUPREME COUhl, Couuty Oi
~ N.v-York-Arthur Carey Plaintiff against
crsra waterman and another. Defendants
duly made and tered In the aboveeniitled action and
Ss.yyrr Ssts ,he .tth December $685. the under
signed Referee in said judgment named Will sell At
public auction at ne New York Real Estate ssesroom
No. iii Broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan IN the
CITY OF New-york. Thursday. the nineteenth Gay or
January 1899, at twelve o'clock noon by d. phqnis
incraham Co. Auctonees, the premises In the said
Judgment mentioned and directed TO be sold and described
follows: - $500, 81. to-. .,,r.,.
living and being the City OF New YORK bounoea ana
described follows Beginning point n n. soun
twenty-five feet .sstery from a.. y
southeriy parallel with Lexington Avenue nne"s e
the centre line OF the noox thence
ea.criy along said centre line fourteen feet nine ana
siYth inches thence northerly again parallel with Lex
iston Avenue nnety-seven feet and siI inches TO ne
ouhsrly side OF Thirynfth street and thence wesery
along said souhey side Of Thrtynf'h Street fourteen
lee, nine and one-sxth inches TO the point OF place 81
bsrinninS and known Number LAP East Thirty-c,th
street. o-.x ,ooo
b"'ou '''" - HORACE SyCoR. Jr.. Referee.
ROOSEVELT 4 KoBBE Plaintiffs Atior1 Wcv - 70
Wall street Manhattan Borough New YORK CITY
The following diagram OF the property TO be solo
heinc the premises above described and feerred 70
the foregoing OF sale and known as Number l42
T,.t s5th Street. in the Borough OF Manna'ah Ne"
York City:
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SUPREME COURT. County OF New York

~ cs,h.rne C. Hunt. Executrtx and Rcnaro n;
ur,t as Executor Of the last Win and Testament Oh
pcbsrd II Hunt deceased. Plaintiffs against Johh Stew"
and others Defendants -. ro...,o.,r. and ss,e
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreeiosure sno s.r
.v psSe and entered above entitled action, psaI
ng date day Of December lses L. ~, uni a,
.isned the Referee said judgment nance WI" sri' ~
Pubc Auction the Exchange Ssles hoo S nSsttsn
Gated AZ No III Broadway In the Borough OF 500 ~
civ of York. the ilh day OK !anus Wsvsr auc
30 o'clock noon that dey by Peter E naeye,, 80
toner the premises directed by said judgment 10 e ''
ana therein described al follows a. .,n.,,x. ,h.r.on
1900 in fhe twelfth Ward Of the CITY OF New. vih
80 a. Ssc,inn seven No 2o4S OF the Lana map
- LA civ and bounded and described as
Rssinnins AT point In the EastcIly sloe OF
feet Southerly rom the come.
So,r.d nv the intersection OF the Soutnery oe OF
one Hundred and Fortyeghh Street with me ~
=, "a adhurst Avenue: running thence south"aoy
~. Fastsrly hde said Brahurst Avenue o.
tns, thence Easwardly line parallel with Wes' Ono
Hnndred and Forty-eghth Street ano paf o, 'S
ihnuse nsrtv wall seventy-nve feet: thence NORTH
warSiy and parallel with Brachurst Avsnne n.; ons
tss thence Westvardy line parallel WIN west Unv
Hundred and Fortyeishth Street and pai' OF te .,sry
rn"gb parry wall .eventy-nve feet 70 the Eastefy
.ise Of Bradhurs Avenue the point or place OF oeshhs
W tn appurtenances:- ,Soe
December ". !SS,,rv
HOPPIN BERARD Attorneys Tor 6laln M. Nassau
g., Roroneh OF Manhattan. n Y CITY
$1,000 lasth Street
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of

New York. Franklin p. Lord. Plaintiff. against Annie
T. Blake. and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Judgment Of Foreclosure ana bale,
duly made and entered In the above entitled action pear
Ing date 23rd day ~ December 1898 the under
signed sad judgment named, VIII sell AZ
Public the New York Real Estate salesroons
No Ill Broadway IN tho Borough o. Manhattan Cty OF
York, Wednesday the twenty NTH day or Jsnu-
sry 1879. at u o'clock noon. on that day ty Lo a
pnent to therein de,crieed az Follows Ii
that certain lot piece parcel Of land with the building
thereon Situate lying and being IN the Iwefth
OF OF New York. being in BLOCK Nurnoer
Nineteen hundred and twenty QA1O. Section Nuinpe1
seven 40, the Land Map OF the CIV OF Nsw
York being bounded described ae follows; BEGIN
MING Al point Souhery eide OF West one hun,
dred and hirty-exth Street distant two hundreo ana
forty GAO and half ca OF an inch more OF s
south weeterly corner OF West one
hundred and thrtysxth street end nox Avenue but o
pose TO the middle line OF party wall thence running
south srdly. parallel with Lenox Avenue ana
IN and through party far the same extends
ninetv-nne la9) feet eleven 1) inches TO the mid
die line OF block. thence running WestwaIdy. nut
the block fifteen 40 feet; thence
running Northwardly but again parale witn enoh
and through an lther party wall 20 ldI ar
me same nnety-nine 900 feet and eleVen III
nches 10 sOutherly line OF West one nundfeh ana
fhirty-sxth street and thence running eastwaTdy but
sixtb street fifteen 80 feet 70 the point or place OF DO
ginning. x o.. 1000
N"'''' WV STEPHEN II. OLrN. Referee
IJyCIus H. BEERS Attorney for Plaintiff; once and
poet once address. No 40 Broadway tManhattan)
w 13eth street