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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-16
THE PRIZE WINNING DOGS
A LIST OF THE CANNES THAT wo,
THE PRIZES.
The Bench show VIII Be Open To-
day for Visitors to the Audi
torium.

| At the bench show held at the Audito.
rum the following dogs were the prize
winners:
Great Danes--G. f. sauter first prize;
also second prize. In this class Ave en-
tries.
st Bernsrds--G. F. sauter. frst prize;
Max Keller. second prize, Tom 0'Leary
recommended In this class four entries.
Mastiffs-Mrs. NJ. r. Gombert of Brun-
ner irst and second premiums. only two
entries and extra good specimens.
Fox Terriers--Athill 7. Stannell. first
prize; Captain James Lawlor. second
prize, and G.. II. Hensman recommended
Three entries in this class.
| Cocker Spanels-Ed Deppermann, first
and second prizes. Five entries In this
class,
Scotch Colies--Louis Mackensen. first
prize on pups. only two entries.
Setters--J. Gebhardt, manager for All
geyer e. Co., first prize on pups, prom
ising specimen; jamie Mckee, second
prize; C. j. Ollre, recommended.
Bull Dog-A. d. Price. second prize.
! Only one entry.
| Black and Tans--J II. Madigin. first
and second premiums
| Poodles-James Lawlor, first prize; c.. A.
Elmen, second prize. Only two entries.
| German Spitz-G. +. Sauter. first and
second premiums. Only two entries and
no class, but good ones and imported stock
tho only ones in this country.
| Entries for EXhibition--Pine Grove ken
nels, best display of four Great Danes;
| Nanda, the dog that drew so much atten-
ton, valued at $4,000. and only II months
old showed hor winnings at the Dallas
fair and can not be beaten in any com
| pany.
+, G. u. Sauter. two Great Danes.
MIR. j. NJ Hogan, two Mexican terriers
Miss j. Burton, water spaniel; highly
| recommended
C. a. Elmen, poodle; highly recon-
mended.
j. S. Green of Harrisburg, four pugs;
l., highly recommended.
w l.. Howe, pointer pup, also blacf
and tan.
f. d. Lyons collie was highly recon-
mended
John T. Dickson. two Scotch terriers
highly recommended and fine specimens
Henry Tuffy. one bulldog: a fair speci-
men.
n. Deppcrman, two spaniel pup.
!. Laireyte, one fox terrier; promising
Pine Grove Kennels best display of quite
: number of fox terriers.
This local show contained about seventy
dogs of different breeds. and each breed
was Well represented by some fine dog
as could be seen at any Northern bench
show. The show has proven a great at
traction at the Auditorium, aud is also
success. for which the dog fanciers of this
city can give great credit to the superin-
tendent, Mr. lie Roy Smith, who has hat
such good experience in handling dogs a
different large bench shows under different
rules. which explained how everything
Went on in such good order. Satisfaction
was given to every exhibitor,
The judges at this show were H. r. Saw
age OF Bolton j. H. b. House and DR.. o.
Il. Noteworthy.
-
Owing TO the fact that tomorrow Is
Northeast Texas Peoples day and there
is expected good many visitors. Mr.. Ii
Roy smith superintendent of the bench
show has arranged 10 have the bench
show another day for the benefit of the
visitors al the Auditorium,
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DISPLAY AT AUDITORIUM
The Crowd at the Auditorium Still Con-
tinueS TO Ircrease.
YESTERDAYS THE BANNER ATTENDANCE
rrhe Fruits, Flowers and Vegetable
stiIl Fresh and Pretty--Thc Alvin
People Are Pleased.

| The Auditorium continues to be a IA
vorite resort for thousands OF people ana
despite the cold weather, the flowers and
vegetables retain their pristine freshness
aud beauty. The floral display in the Al
vim department was a new feature yes
terday. The management OF this depart
ment are very much pleased with the Fes-
tival. and with the entertainment pro-
vided by Houston for the visitors.
One of tho managers remarked to the
reporters Yesterday that tho business men
of Alvin would put up five times the money
next year that was spent on the eXnlolt
this year
He said that after seeing the floral pa
rade Thursday they determined that Hous-
ton should not out-do Alvin IN magnanim-
ity. Speaking of the parade he said; Fhe
floral parade was not only the prettiest
Hover parade ever seen in Texas, but the
prettiest ever seen in the whole South,
and the parade of the princes OF No-Tsu-
Oh was simply immense. Houston has
done big thing this year and Alvin is
going to show her appreciation by multi
plying her exhibit many times next year.
Little Marcia Ford the musical prodigy,
was at the Auditorium again yesterday and
attracted crowds TO hear her play.
The reporter was the recipient Of a
beautiful cluster of Dewey" and La
France" roses from Kutschbachs beautiful
display, also splendid cluster OF ripe,
red strawberries nesting in their dark
green leaves, from the Alvin exhibit.
Angleton, however, is bedecked with the
blue ribbon, signfying first prize in vege-
table display. The awards in various
departments will be made tomorrow after
the official announcement. -
The tobacco department continues 10
attract immtnse crowds and the interest
has never abated during the entire week.
All classes of people are investigating
this new staple, from the banker to the
humblest farmer.
The tobacco seed exhibited makes A
very credible display. The seed exhibited
are imported from Cuba and S,-~atra.
They are said to be the smallest seed
known. 1t takes 100000 OF them TO
make one pound. and one pound will plant
sixty four acres.
The following committees will serve
today:
Fruit-Mrs. A. j. Wick, Mrs. j. |.
Campbell, Miss Estelle Cardwell
Flowers.-Mrs Arthur Cargili, Misses
Bobb and Diskson.
Tobacco. Mrs. NJ Williams, W. J. Van
derver.. ID. d. Bryan
Textile and Fancy tork.-Mesdames c.
A. Mckinney, Katie Montgomery Dr.
Whipped r. c. Cole, Dr. Thornton, j. 4.
Milroy, Pudor, William Peacock, Misses
Hall, Brooke, Nugent and Thielen.
Dairy Product.-Mrs. William Garrett,
Mrs Richard Crawford. Mrs. John ID,
| Woolford.
! Home Cooking. Mesdames II. f. Kel-
1 Ter, Jules Hirscha Gus Fredercks
| Vegetables, Mrs Jennie Burton, Mrs,
| W. S. Wall Mrs. V T. Murphy
! Art.-Mrs. E. G. Minve, Miss Mamie
! Cardwell. Miss Lillian Alsworh.
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Holiday goods and toys OF all kinds c.
J. koehler, 800 Congress.
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oouEny CIRCUS PARADE
viii re the Feature Of the CIosinl
Day of the Festival.


Day of the Festival.
The comedy circus parade viii be the
closing feature OF the Festival today The
parade win assemble around court house
square at 100 p. m. and move as soon as
formed.
The line of march will be on Fannn 10
Capitol, Capitol TO Travis Travis TO
Franklin, Franklin 10 Main and out Main.
Yesterday great sight presented itself
at the winter quarters of The Comedy CTR
Gus Parade company. The hostlers and
drivers were busy polishing up tho wagons
and exercising the animals and everything
promises TO crown all the previous parades
The Dinkidovans has been watered and
the Gyostacants and Gunta are in hne
shape. The following animals will be ex-
hiSited; South Arabian Chintarata. New
York Syndewompns real live Twisting
orstoisamo from Bruuner. a Sinwashgogi-
Clio from Deep Water, and thousands OF
other rare animals too numerous to men
lion.
The judges will be as follows: r.. NJ.
Johnston. Or. knight w. j. Moore, !, i
Settegasi W Il. Bailey. W. $. Wall.
William Coylo, Gus street. Dick Crawford
The prizes viii be First prize. IA beau
tiful gold medal mounted in frame
made from the epidermis of Bos Tarus.
Second prize, beautiful automobile, pur-
chased at the Wonder Store at a great
expense.
The judges will occupy special dec
Grated stand on the Capitol hotel balcony
and the management are satisfied that a
fair and impartial decision Will be rem
dered.
Some Of the special features will be the
al oh IL
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10 wives.

Rev. William Hayne Leavell. d. D.,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
will preach the third sermon on the series
he is preparing on some matters per-
tanning to every day life" at tomorrow's
services. Last Sunday his sermon was to
husbands; tomorrow 1t Will be ITO Wives
and viii prove as interesting TO husbands
as did his sermon last Monday ITO hus-
bands" prove 10 wives.
He had contemplated preaching these
special sermons on alternate SUNDAYS, hut
as the next Two Sundays TO follow will
require special Christmas and New Year
services he has arranged 10 deliver the
third IN the course tomorrow.
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Today's Festival Programme.

Today VIII be day
Fostiva
The amme be al
Good roadso onven tion a
Create ono
Paade forms house a
andfd
he liver g54
Hoo nc
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Pictures, medailions. easels, photograph
frames aud mouldipgs for framing pic
lures. j. L.. Kopf, l0i4 Prairie.
NOTICE.

The United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Company OF Baltimore promptly executes
all classes of SURETY BONDS. Spears
& Kattmann, local agents, Mason build
ing; Lenoir Hunt, State agent, Fox build
ing,
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SCHOLARSHIP FREE

By doing a little writing at your home,
in either OF Draughon's Practical Business
Fort Worth. Galveston. Texar-
kama. st. Louis. Nashville. or Savannah.
Address The illustrated Youth and Age,
Nashville. Tenn.
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STILL A MYsTERY.

How some people can be satisfied with
any put the hest. II you haven't tried us,
do so. you wal find we do only high grade
Laundry. Cleaning and Dyeing. 81 Pack
ards Laundry. Ole Prairie avenue. Phone
1892.
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A FRESH SUPPLY

of the original Alegreti famous chocolate
creams just received: also have on hand
tho freshest mixed candies in the city
Mic Xauthos, COS Main street
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Berwick Bay. Matagorda.. Galveston
oysters, fish, shrimp. wild ducks at Eug.
Arusys 5l4 Travis street. Phone ia.
Free delivery.
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Gas Cooking and Heating Stoves and
instantaneous Water Heaters for sale BY
Houston Gas Light Company.
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Diamonds, watches, jewelry. sliverware,
ane goods. low pricts. II. &c. Reiman, 1907
Preston.
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For toys, fireworks. all kinds Christmas
goods see G. j. Koehler, 900 Congress.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

eth-st 40 63j go East FOR two sx-story brick
fathouses with stores 30xsli1 Jacob Sommer
30 40 East Oth-s'. owner Samuel sass .-oooo
st1ry brick hathouse. with stores. 252xaJ. Felix
Fhi.hrs. No PSI Deau-st. Brooklyn. owner. - 49,
Samuel sass architect Observation-Disclosures. 1000
9s,h-st s. 40 z, OF Madison-ave. FOR four
rfe-sfory brick and stone fathousfs, 2oxsts
Abraham Solomon and Samuel Hanl1n. No $40
At0-1ev-st. owners, sass archliec io'V
Isth-st. e. - n ~ 7th-ave. Tor FIVE three
story and-basement brick and stone dwell ngs
ovHe-. Fl rsyl- a-ohic-i $4,000
Roos@veit-sf No 50 f0r % six-story- ard asement
owner. Ioas r He.ae:te arcSitec ,'..' 1900
Amsteriam-ave. for A hve-st0ry brick, rtone
owner. snyaer' arshit-et. ....-......' 100000
DoFrr-si. =. oi.ll r. e OF Pearl-st for I'VE
story brick fatnCuse with stores. Ii3xi23,
scfei'enrH- a-ctite,t '' 80 600
lst-ave G.. entire front from 27th 10 .sth 81 for
q hFe-sfory stone medical college l't pA'i -SN
129. Colonel oliver Il Payne No 30 3th-lye
ave- arc5Itecis ''''' -. 100000
tCEr-qtory trick ana stone tenemen,-l,o,-sts
25x7J Frank q CRATE No 1881 kel'-st,
,oei h-"1'1 s"A. 40 - '-'''- 10000
sd-aye W s. l25 y r ~ rSai 81, r'r a four-sto-y
brick tenement house. with store -1Nl1. VIII
fam 4 Schumacher ard a T I.undl. No 4.'Ol
3d-ave. owners william A schumacher, arcni- ,oooo
Ro-edole-ave " g. $50 end 400 2, OF Tacoma
r.. f-r tv. --o-4f n-f.-arl-iftic frame dwellings.
isv3o Hudson = Rose. owner. Berna Enelns' ,ooo
R-iaes-a,e q e corner suhu~1au-sf. for two
-lalf-.torv frame dwelling 22Vf5. Matilda
b Toussf.rf arf Nrle 2 Hahn. rwne~s. Louis 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-10
SUPREME couRT-NEw YORK COUNTY.

WILLIAM GERsON Plaintiff AGAINST Nelson NOM
be-~sr Mary Lillian ~ 1mberger, william Aonnertes,
Fa Florence Bowers and David Bowers. heT nus.sha.
Diana Gale John Roland. Della A. Gefson ene saAsI
married. thc name MARY" being fictitious her mrs n&n'
being unknown the plaintiff and me Wlao" u A.s,
Al law and personal representatives. OF s
SAID Nelson Momberger. IN case he be deceae Hno A"'
In pursuance OF nteriocutory judgment OF patuss
and sale duly made ard entered u the ABOVE e"s.
action bearing the 24th day OF February Nys ~
unders gnAd Referee IN sad judgment named WI ~ ~
al 10 III Broadway IN Borough - Manhattan tly
OF York 22d day OF March lsss al u oeloA
noon on b" philip A. smyth. AuctonesI ~
premises said judgment O. be sold anc eren
described
All that certa n lot piece parcel OF anf situate
living and being Sixteenth Ward % The Borough %
Manhattan tie cry. County and state 81 NV ioIA
on The southwesterv side OF Nuefeenth street. an.
known as No 2cs West Nineteenth Street. bounded ana
des follows
Beginning a. point the southvestery side Of said
Nineteenth Street hundred and ninety ieet SOUTH
easterly from Of the iighth AN-
nue. and and running from thenes
southwestery and parallel with me said bgntn AFshn
sxty-nye easterly and parallel via the ssa
Nineteenth street eighteen feet four irces thence n9I.
easerly and parallel with the tad Eighth Avenue SHY
i've feet s0uhwesteTy SIDE % Nlneteenth sfest
thence nortnvesterly eighteen feet four inches 70 hs
place Of beginning
DANIEL MORA HAM fseterss
ALLEN 4 SANFORD Attorneys Tor Plaintiff,
IS Nassau street. New York ciy.
Borough OF Manhattan.
JAMES n sCRIMGEOUR. ESQ.
Guardian al Litem.
1855 Broscway. New York
EDWARD : TERRY E<g-.
AIRY for II. Hu5bel. Esa-
Guardian I'd Liteu,
300 Br1a1way. New York.
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CECOND AvE.-New York supreme Court

- County Of New York-Sarah c Browne, PLAINTIFF.
against Arthur T. Browne. Individually and Trustee ~
the Estate Of Frances " Browne. Margaret u bfp~ns
and Edith F. Browne. Defendants
In pursuance nierlocutory judgment of partition
and sale duly made and entered r the above enNued
acton bearing the Is day - March. 1899 the
Undersigned the Referee IN said judgment nam % VIII
sell al public auction. the New YORK Real Estate SAFES
Room now located ~ No III Broadway. 10 the b9rouEl
81 Manhattan city OF New York. on the -'th DAY or
March 1899 az Il clock on thai DAY % Nltism
Kennely the premises directed oy SAID jleg
rsnt 10 be sold and therein described a. follows
All that lot piece or parcel OF grolna ~itn me
buildings thereon erected situate yng AID being IN 'hs
Borough OF the city, County ara state ot
New York end lying within Section g. Block 1901 as AID
down on the l and Map OF the City o. New York aEd
more particularly bounded and described a. folo~s
Avenue distant sixty 100 feet and eleven lN inches
noyt5erv from the northery side Of Hundred ana
TWentv-fourh Street thence eas,ery and par
alel with one Hundred and Twenty-fourh street eighty
1SO feet thence northerly and parallel with Second Ave-
nue. twenty COZ feet thence westerly and parallel with
he norherly side OF One Hundred and rwenty-tourth
street eighty (O the said easeriy side 81 Second
Avenue southeriy and along the eastery side q
Second l20l feet the point place OF
all the r~ht title and Interest IN
sad premises of Plaintiff sarah - Browne. and 2
tie defendants Arthur E Browne. individually and az
Trustee OF the Estate OF Frances Browne MargsrS
A. Browne Edith F. Browne. respectively. and tns
lights OF any persons claiming under them either
arv Of them the fling Of the notice o. the pen
den,y Of this the 18th day OF December issS
Dated. New York March 9th. 1899.
CHARLES y. oLENDoRF. Referee
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK. Hannah a West. Pa.nth. against he"'S
{. Cook and others Defendants ~. --.,,,.-
In pursuance % interlocutory Judgment ~ partto
ard sale and entered the above emitted acNoh.
bearing date the 18th day O. February. lsys IT
uuder-lg ned the Referee said Jadsin'nt named W.
sell public the Nef FORK tt-a tS.atr 'at9
room So. III Broadway IN me borough Of Mann, ssn
the CITY ~ New Yorh. the ~ Gay 81 'thfth so
a, twelve O'Clock noon. m that day, os h,ldIp y.
Harn-tt auctonser tho premises described as lo"s
All har certain lcr % land situated r the borough
Of Manhattan " tn- city Of New York bounded ana con
% rrg az follows Wit CoWmenc ng AZ p1ht on ",
mort heriy line ~ East Broadway, .ant Ky .-f ~
a~l ffrae uc hes nortlclstefiy corner oI
East Bra lvIt street runniLE -hNe
Ga .twa~Ily along ire northery Nr- ~ East bi'ad"Ay
ufrfr-n- and nchcs thence rl,in"ffl} ~ d
lire parallel with the e1eterIy line oi ''iteti--'
C.ty feot. thence westerly .re li-t.r4 .lLH t-
,--the~fv lne N East broadway twentvcne teet ana
rne inches and thence soue-ry on Inc paFaiel WIN
easterly line nf G1uHe ueur street hffy i't 20 ~
place o. beginning Being the same premise c9nFs' =
n Robert shells hy William Il. Oglve an othe's; 2,
deed bearing date IT, thirteenth daF ~ De '+loe o'
ana recorded In the ce ~ Register u ne City ard
county York. L Der SOB u conYeyances page
37G
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,.....l Pacific First Mortgage Bonds Series A.
&c. D. E, F. 6, II and |.
?. II, Holders Of Certificates Of DfboM
" ..,,J pr6er BondhOlderS' Agreement
5,bd AUGUST a. 1897:

dlpd August a. 1897
,.,,,,, 70 the requirement OF TIE a5oVe-FIe
P'..-., A--eenen. holders OF above Certa a'es OF
~. hereby notified that Plan e. heaaj1S.
- ~, r.s-ss-v : 1889 has been formulated ana '"~'
'as' - ne pepositaries under sad Agreement
~ $, 49, have adopted and approved sach pan
800 IN said Agreement Copies OF s4l' ran
as.,..-,ent have been lodged a. the o"ceS o.
= a.-sgnea 81 the City o. New YOU" ana a. ''e
= ., spevsr Brothers. 81 tie CRY or Ionao"' % -
CIV e,rs.s, IN The City q Franktort-on-'Ae Nalh'
-v.,a de Mat,5s Brothers IN the CIV o. Ans
- ~ q, the Deutsche Bank in the city OF beflih'
a - D., holders OF Certificates o. Deposit
80 -..s.. IN said Agreement of Angus; "A. lS91 any
-. holder ne, asserting 10 such Pan may a.
.. h.,,r. April % 1899 withdraw the bonds repre-
- Nv such oe--.acates upon surrender q MS cef-
-. ~, all certificate holders who shall nov WIN"
r..,s-,r their bonds shall be deemed 10 have
-, n such Plan and % the Readjustmen; Agree
- ,,,.a Febrssr- S 1899. and shall lie bound there
- -. e,-,he- &C, or notice. and the Depos;aries
- .,,,o, uss me bonds o. such certificate holders
- -, ,n-,o.. q carrying such pan. and shall de-
,e.t such bonds taerelnaeF -
-sr EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
,sovr MENTIONED WILL ENTlTLE ASSERTING
l,ornrps TO NEW SECURITIES. As PROVIDED II
wv PAN OF REApJUsTSiENT, N EXCHANGE
IN Urn PRESENT BONDS. As AND WHEN
s,,rg NEW SECURITIES ARE ISSUED, WITHOUT
c-1rrp CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY TIE READJUST-
MEsST MANAGERS. - ...-
N ORDER TO ACCELERATE THE CARRY
nc OFT OF THIS PLAN, HOLDERS OF TIE
EXISTING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
ABOVE MENTIONED SHOULD PRESENT
THEIR CERTIFICATES PROMPTLY At THE
OFFICES OF TEE UNDERSIGNED OR ANY OF
-READJusTMEST MANAGERS TO BE
STAMPED AS ASSERTING TO THE PLAN OF
REIMBURSEMENT, ANY HOLDER DESIRING
TO ACCEPT CASH FOR HIS BOND RATHER
THAy THE SEU SECURITIES As PROVIDED
~ THE PLAN MI ST PRESENT Ills CERIlfi-
GAZE OF DEPOSIT TO DE STAMPED AC-
CORDNGrY. ON OR BEFORE MARCH 3,
1899.
Ns FORK February 20 1890.
SPEYER & co., New York,
Depositaries.
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prAr. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rlvireton-st q g. sc q = Sheriff 80
Rosa Weiss O. william Fe.noerg ana JOSEF" &
,,,..,l,,t-- 5c2 p, e. ~ she-ln-s' Isozeo
IIale ars Herbs nailer O. William fenoefF ana
=, ..,+l,-.- $50 r. . 4 sherin-s-. i exd";
Ts-her Kirz.er and another 20 "il4dW rem
l.rg and ar cher .-.----. - 90 H.,
~s---r-st p o. corner S-anton-st 1axloo; HN'.1n
AGsls,e.n and another % Joseph l''senu1's ""'
p5-, Rov. Nos 227 and 90 and nos &c and Gs
Nv Rovers. Randolph Guegenheiner 10 Ju4'~S
Ss,.,n0e't 200 ?, " ~ 7th-ave. 5ozloo1;
Mrrtln Kepplcr 70 Edward Hal1ahan ana an
en-. 81, - East. lcszioo5 George sander'on
co a. i2i East l6 sxlOO5: Charlotte
Mangei 20 Leiyart Blair 90. 80 ,o,xiooii:
y, bur Iar-era're q Daniel lawson.
,f,rratfar ave r. q corner iilth-st. lpDl 49, Alf,'
Iyiinur Iar-~n,1re referee 20 Daniel y I've W.
t.,- ,~-o-,--a % Daniel = Lawson .......-..
lses-s SO 5S7 East. 25xlOo, Ae'lph "eA.eF ID
a. @"" ~ red ife East y xee william " Aston
ST. s. 50 Fast. i7.2xlOos. Rufus cowins'
jr % Jacob carr ~ e. A. Ok
i,.yt,. i1v1to. c7areuce r Conger and v!te 10
pIu-Iq LJucrfeIl and ano' l.. . AZ o,tro.
Madlsou-e ISIS Il o. Ciinton-. ,,,4es s,
tI4r,r.e -. 'ourr~ iroi. lal-l hh- '' "
y,a o.. pIucus Inweufad and another -. go.
Bronze. OBJ car ~ SunoA-sl, -'A'"'
IS ADAMS to William 4 Schmonl ~ 10.
1e4tr.et g. g. 1i~l n NJ l>ei9A ~ -,
Ia,r.ck Forar'y and VIE TO Albert fFlI'"
,. s9d an ,3 .,e vc. 25xio)ll. Thomas Brady.
~. a'' &c q, 80 Z, : ~ 152i-st. IA 10 ~
--fs--st * 100. Albert Erlman 90 fa're" r"
81 FaFI', -o-r West Farms to westchester Manor.
r.reet-lt f0xl00. cameron l. M"1"0''-
Henry X Deans ....'..------'-
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East Broadway.

East Broadway.
All that certain .-. piece parcel OF ground win
the house thereon erected and known number our
hundred and eghtyeght as, Greenwich street IN ne
borough on Manhattan OF the city Of New YORK. ah1
bounded and described follows. Beginning at po.ht
on the westerly side OF Greenwich street distant one
hundred feet three riches more or less norm
warlv from the Intersection q the westerly Size OF
Greenwich street the n0rhery side or canal stet
and al point the westerly line OF GIeen"lcH
street Is intersected no7t.ery line q a lot con
veyed by John p Norris and wife ana James = SLAMS
bury and wife Daniel :. Miller. and running thence
,yardv along Greenwich street twenty teet 10 mouse
and lot number hundred and ninety 900 Greenwich
street, thence westerly line parallel WIN me sa q
r,rtheriy line OF l1 CON- eyed 20 Dalle = Nr
sxty-hve feet and inches more or less to an a!.sy
Washington street. thence IN soutlefy
di-eco on along the ~ said alley twenty-five feet
more or less 10 the n1rfhery line ~ the ot or SAID
Daniel Miller and thence east"arily along sad last
mentioned and through the middle % the ,ondation
party wall house erected IN SAD Ahle 't
and erected upon the - hereby decFoe ~
sa.au feet more the westerly SIDE ~ Keen
wch street a. the place Of beginning With the right
title and Interest wlch the said = zabeh Nalouon had
10 OF alley the rear ~ me said To-
Beng premises conveyed 70 Robert Shells b.
others by deed bear ng date the So
tenth day NJ December 1852 and recorded in said
Pagsters office Llher eco Of conveyancss page 600
The following is diagram thereof;