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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

Prof. Martindale was in Salem yester-
day.
Mrs. DR.. Mackey, of Harrisburg, has
been in the city this afternoon.
Mrs. Attorney Genera blackburn came
up from Salem this noon.
R. u. Holman. OF Salem, is in the city
assisting at the water works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Baker of PORT
land, formerly of the state printing office
passed through Albany last night for
Hawaii.
Mr.. c. W. Watts is expected home
from Dawson next week on visit for a
month or two, returning to Dawson in
August. Mr.. Watts is said 10 have
cleaned up several thousand dollars on
the krondike. He lett here about Christ
mas, 1897.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-07

Every body take lun,h baskets we'll
filed to ldanha on the 4,h az Brother
Barker will he very h1ng,Y
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30

ter. Mr.. Van B. Flowers was the
successful bidder and was awarded the
contract.-Aouston Post.
Oscar RomuIus, Texas cattleman
gave an exhibition in New York of
throwing two bulls by the horns bare
handed. He lad q very narrow escape
from death and was arrested at the in
stance of the society for the prevention
of cruelty to animals.-Ex.
The Texas legislature and the gov
ernor of Missouri neck-and-neck race
to demonstrate which is the most
feminist the young women of their
respective states. The governor veto
ed bill which gave $4,000 to q girls
Industrial school, and the Legislature
refused to pass bill to establish such
school after appropriating s1OO,OOO
for the boys.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30
Neighb0r-
hood Notes.
Texas.

Texas.
Ed. Stoves has been elected collector
of San Antonio.
are very fiattering.
Mexican laborer is murdered at Beau
mont, head split open.
Beeville Is preparing for a gorgeous
Fourth of July celebration.
Gov. Coahuila, Mex, will celebrate
Fourth OF July at Eagle Pass.
Seven alleged members of the Griffin
white cappers have been arrested.
Albert Ludwig was found murdered
in his home in New Brunfels.--Ex.
The Harmonic Verein of Buston
will celebrate July 4. in grand style.
There is only one case of small pox
In Sherman that Is not convalescent.
Interstate commerce commission
will hear parties interested in grain
rates.
There is fear of strike among. 800
miners in the employ of the Kansas
and Texas coal mine.
The scholastic census of Denton just
completed. shows total enrolment of
974, an increase of 1914.
The Texas volunteers will get paid
for their time. 100000 has been ap-
propriated for the purpose.
Negro Is years old arrested and
jailed at Rockdsle for attempted out
rage on q four-year-old white.
The senate before closing compli-
mente d the newspaper correspondents
who were in attendance at Austin.
The Midlothian Cotton Oil company
has been organized with q capital
stock of $4,000. $50, 900 paid up.-Ex.
At special election in San Antonio
Ed Stoves was elected to fill the unex-
pired term of the later Max Suter.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30
that he was kicked off the train. which
charge is denied by Conductor Hay

that he was kicked off the train. which
charge is denied by Conductor Hay
Herald.
Last Tuesday the anniversary of the
founding of the city of Morelia was
duly observed. The day was celebrat-
ed as holiday. The city was founded
by Viceroy Antonio Mendoza under
the name of Valladolid, his natal town,
in Spain, and the change was made in
honor of the patriot MorelOs who was
born there about the middle of the
present century.-MontereyG Globe.
During the Intervention of the
Preach the priest at Aconchi buried
the church jewels, only himself and
the sexton knowing their whereabout
The church fell in ruins and the priest
departed The other day the old sex
ton got drunk and lie. out the whole
story to man who threatened him
with death unless he told him the
whereabouts of the treasure, but the
sexton was obdurate and the next day
took his story to the mayor of the
place and the treasure, valued at some
800, 900, was recovered Her
aid.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30

the Pinto mountains. With force of
forty men he fought the fire several
days, finally subj uing it.-Ex.
Nothing is known in Gusymas of the
schemes published In the papers OF the
capital to COLOMBO the frontier of this
state with thousands of Spanisrds, or
of the sale of Tiburon island to an Eng
lish syndicate for colonization purpOs-
es.-EX:
A woman at the Soloso factory in Gu
liacan endeavOred to commit suicide
by soaking her clothing with petro-
leum and then setting fire to herself.
Notwithstanding the efforts of the
neighbors to extinguish the flames the
unfortunate creature was so badly
burned that she lived in few hours.
-Ex
Ell Trafico of .Guaymas, of Tuesday
says that Thos. Bayles an Intelligent
and honored American who have been
employed thtrty-two years on the ha-
ciendas OF Don Jose Maria MsytOrena,
near Guaymas, died suddenly, last
week, victim of Violent infirmity
which defied oil efforts of scientific
medical treatment.-Ex.
The celebrated Eighth regiment
band. now called the Presidents band,
is going to Paris next year to attend
the great lSUU exposition. Captaine En-
carnacion Payen and Lorenzo Sauti-
banez are contracting some Of the best
artists IN the country and they will OK
gapize one of the best bands ever
brought out together In the world
Elk.
A rabid coyote the other night en-
tered the Union casino at Magdalena.
There we're but the two proprietors
present. Sr. Irigoyen jumped up on q
billiard table and defended himself
with . cue, while Sr. Bustamante got
on the counter, and reaching behind
0rasped q Winchester, with which he
shot the savage beast three times,
killing Tx.
At Guaymas Tuesday evening, Con
ductor Harry Hay of the Sonora rail-
way, was arrested and lodge in Jail on
account of injuries sustained sometime
ago to q mau who tried to ride without
paying. but was but off at Willard eta
tion. below Hermosillo. The man at
tempted to get on again, after the train
had started up, and fell through q
bridge and broke his jaw. He charged
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30

Out of 5175 votes Mr.. Stoves polled
2890.-Ex.
Three white men were killed by white
cappers in Henderson county, charged
with aiding a fugitive murderer to es
cape.--Ssn Antonio Light.
A negro by the name OF William
Aldridge was shot and instantly killed
three miles north of Elgin. William
Burditt was committed to Jail in de.
fault of $500 bond.-Ex.
J. M. Thyson, Jr., was badly wound
ed by the accidental discharge of his
ing Star; his death would be a severe
blow to the community.
Lockhart is making rapid strides in
the introd uction of machinery, and
probably has a larger number of steam
size in Texas.-douston Post.
The friends of the state university
are highly elated over the increase in
the University appropriation from
S35, 900 to $40, 600 by the free confer
ence committee.-Austin Tribune.
A man named Hobson of Waco. while
-*slking in his sleep, fell out OF the
THU story of q hotel to the gallery
last nlsh He cut two gashes in his
head butts not seriously injured.-Ex
AT recent meeting of the leading
citizens OF GrovetOn steps were taken
to put in an eh,ctric light plant here
and work has Isgun today Colonel
A. B. Ives is the promoter of this en-
terprise.-E
Waxahachie Rifles fe]T to Steven T.
Barton, J. M. Clark resigning to go to
Chicago. Mr.. Barton served in the
Second Texas during the Spanish
American war.-Ex.
Ifreports be true there will be no
less than half . dozen candidates for
congress from this district. Aspirants
for Mr.. Bailey's place should bear ia
mind that only the candidate can be
Record.
Residents of Exposition Park, q cub
urb of Dallas, have applied for an in
junction restraining the Dallas Oil Mill
and Refining company from erecting an
oil mill near them. The petition will
be heard by District Judge Morgan on
June 2.
Money is being contributed here by
business men To establish public
Tree wagon and hitch yard for visitors
IN Mckinney. It ia also proposed to
erect q market club house for visiting
adde's to rest and recreate in while in
The city.-Ex.
Charles Marshall was shot three
lines on the q in Waco at the corner
If Fourth and Mary streets by J. A.
Tyson Marshall vas shot once in the
,tomcch and once n the side, and once
over the right side. The man died.
Fort Worth Telegi am.
The commissioners of Caldwell coun-
~ met in special session yesterday and
ct the contract for tho working of |
county oonvicts fot the ensuing quar-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30
Robbed the Grave.

John Oliver of Philadelphia. was the
su bject, is narrated by him as follows:
Il was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite-grsdusliy
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Forum
ately, friend advised trying Electric
pulse, the first bottle made q decided
Improvement. 1 continu ed their use
for three weeks, and am now q well
man. I know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another VICTIM"
No one should fail to try them. Only
scots guaranteed, at Irwin s. Co.'s
Drug Store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30
Mexico.

Health conditions in Tampico have
never been better.
The Morelia police have been busy
recently killing off the stray dogs
Elk.
In the district of Allende the crops
OF corn and beans promise to be large.
Elk.
A steam flour and corn mill is to be
put up at Fronteras.-Mexican Her
aid.
Many families of Guaymas are pass-
ing the summer months in the Rancho.
-Ex.
Last Thursday q slight shock of
earthquake was felt at Huetamo, Mi
choacan.--Ex.
A tornado which passed over the
San Bartolo hacienda. Michoacan, de-
stroyed several houses,-Ex.
The scarcity of pasturage on the Rio
Yaqui has caused many of the stock
men to send their cattle.to Bacatete.
Elk.
IRnscio M. Yea has been appointed
mayor of the city of Culiacan, vice
Carlos Jorganes, resigned.
Globe.
The race meeting recently held in
Morelia by the riding C ub of that city
was q great success. The principal
families of the city and neiRhboring
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30

The senate before closing compli-
who were in attendance at Austin.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30

towns attended aud the races were
closely contested.
In the municipality of Teotlalco,
Puebla, several valua BILE mines of sill
yer and gold have been recently dis
covered.
An Indian of Atitalquia recently dis
covered in the cerro de Tesoro, near
lula, sculptured stone of the largest
| sleek.
1t is stated upon very good authority
that the Bisbee railroad telegraph line
will be extended from Naco to Nacosa-
ri very shortly.
The press of Guaymas city complain
that in the Chinese groceries small
children are sold and given m seal and
other liquors.-Ex.
A merchant at Rosario has cent to
San Francisco a trial shipment of dried
shrimps to see If there is q market
there for them.-Ex.
Recently on one of the roads near
the Santiago ward of Pueb'a a dog un-
earthed the body of baby that had
been murdered and buried there.-Ex.
The Culiacan city council has made
several amendments in the contract
with the company that is running the
electric light plant which lights the
city.
The Diaro Commercial of Veracruz
says strong German syndicate pro-
poses to start bank in the republic
with paid up capital of Sc, 900, OOO.-
Elk.
Recently at Magdalena there were
frosts seven nights in succession, de-
stroying all the fruit and vegetable
crops and badly damaging the vounp
wheat.-EX.
A well Is being dug in the public
park at Puruandiro, Michoacau, and
the other day a boy named Jesus San
chez fell into it to and was killed
Mexican Herald.
Thursday night of last week Nick
Vidalin, q saloOnkeeper of La Colorado.
fell down the Ground shaft" near the
schoolhouse at Prietss, suffering severe
injuries. 1t has since been reported
that he died,-Ex.
A report comes from Ortiz that on
Tuesday evening q woman was stabbed |
and killed in the dark just ras she was
Roing to the train to take passage for
Guaymas; Her murdererswas captured |
two days later.-Ex.
The Acambaro bridge near Taretau.
Michoacan, fell under a cart loaded |
with machinery which was crossing it.
Three OF the oxen drawing the cart
we're killed and the two drivers wound
Herald.
At Zoyatlan As palm houses were
destroyed by fire, that spread 80 rapid
ly that the people with difficulty es-
capped with their lives. leaving all
their belongings to be devoured BY the
flames.-M0nterey Globe.
The Nogales Oasis says: Don Luis
Proto, who returned from Cosospera
Monday evening. reports heavy fires in
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30

Negro Is years old arrested and
jailed at Rockdsle for attempted out
rage on 9 four-year-old white.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
f.ver sores, tet.er, chapped hands,
chilbla aims, corns, and ali skin erup-
tions, and positively cures piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-.
funded. Price % cents per box, For
sale by w. A. Irwin & Co., wholesale
and retail agents
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-30

When you wish the Ell Paso Dairy
company ring up No. 1855.
Three cans pure fruit California Jel-
ly for 25c, at the Ell Paso Grocery Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
LOOKING FOR MARTIN MAHON.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY MiNTYRB ASKS

ASSISTANT D1sTRGCr-ATToRNEY M'iNTYRB ASKS
FOR SUBPOENA.
The Jury in the case OF Mrs Fayne Strahan
Moore. charged with completely in extortlng money
from Martin Mahon. completed yesterday.
u;tle before noon Assistant District-Attorney
O'Reilly said he had heard that n man by the
name Of Martin Mahoney was registered at the
ColonnaGe Hotel In Philadelphia. He called up
the Colonnade Hotel over the telephone. and was
informed that such u man Martin Mahoney
was registered there They said that Mahoney
said he was proprietor OF the New-Amsterdan
Hotel in New-York. and had given directions that
he was not to be disturbed
Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Mcintyre. after the
completion OF the jury. applied for subpoena Tor
Martin MahOn, saying IL was important mar Hs
should be present IS the hrst witness. lie sald
that there was some reason 10 doubt the appear
auce Of Nahon and declared that no matter what IL
cost the State he should be compelled 10 be pres
ont Mr. Levy objected to the granting Of the
application but Justice fursman allowed Mcll-
ivrc's motion. Justice Furaman stated thht ne
thought that Mahon II he did not appear would
lie guilty Of contempt Of court. lie declared thA1
II Nahon was not present to-day he would Issue "A
process for his apprehension. and would Puniah
him # he could for failure to do so. MT. MclntyTe
however was confident that Mahon would ne pres
emf but he wanted 10 make sure Of the matter.
The court then adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day
Philadelphia Feb. 27.--The man who registered at
the hotel on Saturday M. Mahoney. OF New
York" left the city to-day. He left word with
ne clerk 10 forward any mail that might come
FOR him the Hotel Raleigh W aShlhs'oH' ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
SAVED BY BREECHES BUOY.
CAPTAIN AND SIX MEN RESCUED Al
ro>,x. REACT. LONG ISLAND.

cen,asn Saunders and his crew Of six men OF '"e
.hro.-ras,ed schooner May Mcfarland. were res
cued IN she breeches buoy yesterday morning ai'er
,ha weasel had been driven ashore on the par Oh
Long Reach Long Island The vessei WAS "'s0V
cred in distress about a. m. by fa'roIi"s" -
~ the Point Lookout nfe-saving crew lie wa'c"su
her for a few minutes, and then saw una. s"'
aground There was furious sea Iashe" ~
tremendous gale and the water was p'eaA'"e WV
the vessel .,, uas
CsD.ain Rhodes Of the life-saVing s'at'on'
,u,,rrnod and he and his went 10 tue oeaU"'
-, 4, VS. iu,nossible to launch the lifeooa'' mo
v~o-so,e,s struggled for more than an hour II, az
.na..,.or IN get off 10 the Mcfarland nut 10" ~
give up their efforts 49, u,o,,re "a Il
-Then |, was decided TO use the hieNi'e' ." =,
o,,,d Give the men on her their only 0H"
Getting ashore The Lyle gun was pfousn' az -
a. hnacb end the whipline was sent IN the u',e
g., ~ tho Mcfarland. The first enor' Was -,
- "a tho line had to be pulled In. ana "e ~,
G., 60, tho gun After few more uhsuCOe9'
&c ,ha vhipline reached the vessel - ~
-, ~, the crew and they drew IN inc i',' mn,
- r.os attached TO the end OF the W'lpl'"e
WI, the lifeline had reached the Nesse' 49,
-, -, ,ho mast and when it was made n'I hi me
iiacbes h,ov was sent out the Whipd'L iroseS
"a 90 Craz one OF the crew IasISN - b1,ov
60 the buoy and was drawn ashore; an" Tho work
made seven trips before all were lahoe"' Inv
ocSup'eI Ses he members Of the crew would oT
brb in the air again the seas Wou'u ~ 10 ON
,ben and for few moments they WouluA ao'v,sted
al.ifea Some Of the men were u, a. .o,,nO sta-
Condition when they reached the Hle-s"' 20 es.ors
,i,"s and soon we're brought around all rlgh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
THE WHITE STAR LINE CUTS RATES.
FIRST CLASS PASSAGE. s5o-oTHER COMPANIES
MAY FOLLOW.

FIRST CLASS PASSAGE. s5o-oTHER COMPANIES
MAY FOLLOW.
TIE White Star Steamship Line has mace Gu.
,n he mites Cor passage 20 England on seVeraI OF
,,s ships that may result In causing a general low
erine Of rates all along the line. The new scheu"'e
~ rates goes into effect once and remains opera
80. NTH ADrl / when the usual summer scheo-
,a vii, 20 into effect The rates for hrSt-class pas
seee on the Germanic. the Britannia ana inc
C,vrnric have heen cut from 80 10 80 and on 'ne
>fat,st,, aud the Teutonic from SIS 10 gu Secohu-
800, massage has been cut from $R 30 to 81 o.
the New-York officers of the line received as
rstc, from, the home office Of the company IN E's
I'd lac, Friday announcing the cut > .. Corus'
,pe manager Of the passenger department Oh 'ie
white star Line. said that tn cut was not 10 DC
,n,ernreted as indicating p war between 'he va
lines Il would not affect the Storage business BUSINESS,
IL declined 70 give any reasons for the company
o.,,or T. g however we'll known that the ie
,o-, addition 10 some lines OF large, masHl'Oe''
sb,,s with a large carrying capacity, mas causeu
,t, falling off I'm the number Of passengers ca.lo"
~, others especially their older snPs. s; n
Over This is tie dull time OF the VEN 4O' Wv
ships - =, ...aors-.od the passenger
aerlroent between the different TaISa ',Hicb
ns Ss had been cancelled. The comnnauon Can
az ne rates was called the Conuheh'dl NO''
'VGnstsv schvab Of the Hamburg; American I neet
~ c"t ~ tho White Star Line with correspona
~ ~, Is also ltI James Wright secouu - =.
nresident of the American Line ana 'le "s''''
The (unard Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
INCORPORATED ~ NEW-JERSEY.
THE LANYoN ZINC COMPANY AND THE UNION
BAG AND PAPER COMPANY FILE
THEIR CERTIFICATES.

The Lanyon Zinc Company yesterday filed articles
OF incorporation with the Essex County clerk NJ
Newark ~ J. The capita; stock is 10000 d.
,.,ded into % 90 shares o. which 1900 are COM
mon stock and 1000 preferred The preferred STOCK
Is guaranteed per cent. The company proposes
TO engage IN all kinds Of mining, smelling and re-
aDing and "the construction % works OF any de-
scription." The incorporators Of record are Ben
iarn!n IIaskih. of Bloomfield y. J.; Martin y.
Iittletohn. Of Brooklyn. and j. b. Grant oil MAN
haitian.
The purchase Of the Lanyon zinc smelters. IN
the Kansas natural gas and coal belt. by ex-|oF-
ornor Flower and other New-York men, and the
Palmer OIL Company. the Kansas branch OF the
standard oil Comrany was reported in n dispatch
from Joplin Mo. about ten days ago. me purchase
price being said TO have been 10000
Trenton y j. Feb 1.-THE Union Bag and Pa
DER Company. with q capital OF 100000 was IN
corporated here to-day. The company is empow-
cred 10 manufacture paper and bags. and 10 engage
in various other lines Of business. The STOCK IS
divided into $1,000 per cent cumulative pre-
ferred and 100000 common. The corp0ratOrs are
clerks In a Jersey CITY trust company Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
WESTMINSTER TROLLEY TRAVEL.
HOW A COMPANY SEEKING NEW FRAN
C,H1SES Uses THOSE IT Has now.

HOW A COMPANY SEEKING NEW fi'HN
cHIsEs USES THOSE IT HAS NOW
People who attempted TO travel on Inc uoHeS
line running from Mamaroneck 10 White fia'i's
Yesterday are complaining Of the poor service Vi
the Tarrytown White Plains and Mama'oheoN
Railroad. -
on Sunday night trolley wire eNtenui"e
about quarter OF mile fell down near hoseoa,e'
halfway between White Plains and MamaIoheoN,
Yesterday morning many lawyers. jurors "''u
others who had business at the county scat. ana
who attempted to reach q by trolley. were paoy
delayed and disappointed. Those hving N IN
Chester RYE and New Rochelle were al times Son'
reed 10 wait at Mamaroneck more thah an n.y. ),
before 4 car arrived. and on re9chlhB ~ 20 ~.
were SURPRISED to find the wire down anu 10
Informed by the conductor that no" Inv! "'"'N
have to get out and walk. ,,,-,
Being unprepared for cross-counU! iI.il nj
the passengers some OF whom were women aIl am,
children succeeded IN climbing long hill through
the mire and slush only after much fatigue; Ate'
they reached the other car. they succetueu ~
ing to White Plains withou; further discomfort O'.e
passenger who. owing 10 age and inirmlueS was II
little slower than the rest in making the uSuS,er
was left standing in the mud by the conductol,
who refused TO wait for him. He was oblleed 10
walt for the next car which arrived aoout one Hou'
later. - -. ..oo,,or.
Breaks and delays Of this nature are OF frequent
occurrence on this line yet the company Is solnB
about the county Offering. II franchises are gwen
II 10 furnish for other communities a nrst-CIdsS
service This company is proposing. II franchises
are granted on the Post Road. TO carry passengers
from White Plains 10 New Rochelle for five cents
vet IL now charges ten cents from MafnaTonech 10
White Plains a much shorter distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-28
IN IN. following &, a diagram thereof:



2 All that certain lot piece Or parcel OF sToqnp for
the house thereon erected and known as huu.e 80
brrdreS and siehtv-eght Css) Greenwich street N ~
borcugh OF Manhattan Of thu city or New ioth' a." 49,,
bounded and described follows Beginning a. P,-.
On the westerly side az Greenwich street als,ah. ~
hundred and nine feet three inches. more or IstS
warily from the intersection n the "'s'rii 80.
Green witch street with the northcrly side or ana 49,
80 ~ a roint where the westerly line ~ Gr-en".eh
street is niersected BY the rorthery I'M ~ ''t .
veyed bv John D. Norris and wife and James r. nals
bury and VIE ~ Daniel 6 Miller. and running ueMs
nor, hwardlv along Greenwich street. twenty yea 10
and lot number four hundred and ninety ,fSol -
street. thence westerly line para4e WIN ."e
mr. line the lot conveyed 20 Dan4e : 'i
sixty Eve and six inches. more or less 10 an al
opernR into Washington street, thence IN s'u''lel5
direction along the line of said alley twenty W. 80
more or less the northery llne ot the lt "i a.
Daniel Miller and thence eastNarrIy along sAtl 20.
mentioned line and through the middle or we ~,
rnrtv wall between the house erected on sara ". ''
and the house the lot hereby descfnet
savau feet more OF less the westerly soc ~ rit
witch street the place Il beginning WIN tle rltuG
TILE and which the said EliIbetn Nailla M
10 the Of the alley on the rear oi We stISn
Being the premises conveyed q Robert SitcIs uy
John r. Others by deed bearing date the sly
teerth day OF December 1852 and recorded IN sai
Registers Office in Lber go n conteyances page wv
The following Is a diagram thereof