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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
DOINGS AT CONCORD.
Committees Named Hot Railroad
Fight On-Prospects for Next

Committees Named-HO Railroad
Fight On-Prospects for Next
Week.
CONCORD, N. H., January 1.-THE
midole OF the second week of the s'a-
tive session for 1899 of the New Hsmp-
shire General Court finds that body we'll
advan ced in its work, we'll Offered al d
likely to achieve creditabl. record. Nu-
merous talk ers have developed and while
no very grave questions will come up for
deci,i IN numerous bills have a anEnuSeen
introduced that will cause much debate !;
therefore it woull be futile to hope for a
session much if any shorter then the usual
run. - weeks.
The events Of the first week are easily
ella g f d und. the b zee b, ads, nomina-
tions, organization and inaugur4 tion. BY
the choi :e OF chaplain, Rev j. Z. Rob-
bins OF Dover, this morning, both BIO =
are now believed to be fully officered
ready for business. In President Hasting,
OF III sena'e and Speaker Currier of the
house the general court has two OF the best
presid ng off rs in is history aad tn y
have all y w'n golien opinions for their
sb lity and harness. Mr. Jarvis of Clare
mont, who was honored with unanimous
re-elec ton as clerk OF the senate, is a very
capable and popular young man.
The inauguration of Governor Rollins
passed off SIN ,otbly, the new governor Civ
ing his inaugural address with due oratori-
cal : fleet and in excell-nt voice. Several
Of bis suggestions have already been en-
bodied in bills and Others Will be. HIS
council has oreapizei into committees and
will hold frequent meeiings during The ,e.-
Il IN. Cha'ls G. Wright OF Pl, mouth, a
newspaper m n. has been appointed mes
senger TO the governor az d council
Mrs Rollins fist public recepi n wa,
given TUESDAY afternoon and was q great
success. Tie ineugursl ball will be on the
evening Of the 25th a, those in charge
predict the most brilliant event in the
social history of the state. In order to add
TO the affair all II gold lsoe po,.ib'e the
house ba. just pa, sd b in rra,ing The
number OF ard on the governors staff
. from four 10 eight.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
Martini Durham.

The wedding of Miss V. Gertrude Dun
ham and Wells F. Martin took place at "a
Laurel street. Somerville, Wednesday even
ing, December %, at o'clock in the pres
tnce OF number of friends and TT la ives,
Rev. w. B. c. Merry officiating. The
ceremony took place in the parlor, which
had been prettily decorated for the occa-
sion. The bride was attired in white sa in
with bridal veil and carried brides roses !;
she was accompanied by Miss Laura b.
Hudson, in casbm. re and satin with carna-
TONS. The groom was attended by F. A.
Stevens f Ah)l, Mass.
After the ceremony reception was b Id
and cake and wine served. The presents
were very nice, showing the esteem in
which the young couple are held by their
'rier d.. At IL o'clock they took their de-
parture for Fitchburg en- route for East
Putney, VT, TO spend several days with
the groom's ia b r. From hire they were
to proceed to Bellows Falls to so n a
week with Mr. and Mrs. French, friend. OF
| the groom. On their return Mr. and Mrs,
Martin will reside in Somerville, Mass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14

81 commenced taking DR.. Greene's Merry.
IRA blood and nerve remedy, and in six
months wrote to DIR. Greene telling him
could go up stairs and down as spry as any
one had taken a new lease of life. DIR.
Greene's Nervura has cured me. / have
almost died with pain, but now rain or
storm does not affect me. l can enjoy
life now, and ride between five and six
miles, sit down to work and go out alone
and feel perfectly free from rheumatism.
l thank God and DR.. Greene for restoring
me to health"
BY all means use DIR. Greene's Nervura.
1t will cure you. You can also it you
desire consult DR.. Greene, "a Temple
Place, Boston, Mass, the most successful
physician in curing diseases, without
charge, either by calling or writing about
your case.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
A Warm Spell Predicted.

The fight is on already, which will end
only with the choice made by the next
assembly In the natur al course of events,
that will come in October. 1900 The ext
legislature will be tlscted on the senator
ship issue Each town and county will e
canvass d and the representative or sena-
tor elected will be pledged in advance and
will represent the wishes of his constituency
Two years is quite long time and many
things are likely to happen that will dis
turb all prest mt calculations. Viii e the
choice of the moment may seem to be one
man, sn election by Vermont legislature
two years hence is an altogether diff rent
thing. The Legislature lis II is not rrprt :
sentative Ct the people, as the small towns
have preponderate strength. 1t may be
noted, here, that Grout has hitherto shown
I'D strongest In the small towns. Gropt
will prot ably not be Cand late again tor
representative He will be in p s,rion TO
d cker with his would be successors in that
place. In the matter OF trade he will be in
a better position than his rivals. for he has
the goods to deliver. However, there will
be trading around. no doubt. Just at
pr. sent, for divers well-known reasons, the
nsma OF Grout not one to corJnre by. In
two years lime this feeling will have passed
away to SOM extent-another point tor
the general He also has the powerful
as stance OF Senator Proctor, though if the
latter is W Sc he will n t take too active a
part. We look to see the contest nar-
rowed down to Grout and billing ham The
former has TIE better machine, the latter is
today the favorire. There are the demo
Gratis also to consider. In the event Of a
close contest. they might hold the balance
o. power. Interesting times are ahead
Randolph Herald.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
OUR BEARDED
LADY.

Designing men, through alluring and cum
ningly worded advertisements constantly
endeavor to work upon the feelings of sick
and ailing women by inviting them "towrite
to a aOonaQH I'd and secure a g0oNdn's SYM
pathy" 1t is we'll to remember that the
best sympathy is to had at home and not
from strangers, perhaps hundreds of miles
distant. The object of the sick is TO get we'll,
and however precious sympathy may be, it
never yet cured a seriously afflicted woman
While the sympathy of your milliner or
dressnaker might be appreciated and be
just as beneficial, if not more so, than SYM
patty from a stranger, yet it can not effect
your cure If you are an ailing woman.
1t is loudly proclaimed through the press
that "a woman can best understand a
woman's ailments" and on this ground sick
women are invited to write to woman :"
and get the benefit of woman's advice.
The sort of understanding of her ailmentsn
wanted by a sick woman is a trained medi-
cal understanding. If woman has this
trained medical knowledge she understands
woman's ailments NOT as zOoman, but as a
physician. If she is not doctor she cannot
understand the ailments at all, and cannot
treat them successfully, because she lacks
the necessary training.
AS far as known, there Is no regularly
qnalihed woman physician connected with
any proprietary medicine especially de-
signed for women-no one, therefore quail.
| fed by learning and experience, to advise
| on questions of disease and its cure.
| 1t is certain that there is no one, man OF
| woman, connected with any put up )
| medicine for women, excepting only DR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, who, like
| DR.. Pierce, is regular graduated and quail
| fed physician, and who has, like him, de
| voted more than thirty years to the specia
study and treatment of diseases of women
For more than thirty years Dr. R, v
Pierce, a regularly graduated doctor ha
been chief consulting physician of tn
Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute, o
i Buffalo. N Y. On his staff are nearly
score of regularly graduated, experienced
skilled physicians, each of whom is spec
ialist in his chosen class of diseases. E.
cry letter addressed to DR.. Pierce as above
has prompt, conscientious attention, is n
! garded as sacredly confidential and is al
swered in plain envelope SO your priva
affairs are kept safe from prying eyes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14

Tor all Felines" because it includes al
member, of the feline family from the
shaggy British emblem to tn civet.
There Is a thre -year-old | dian lion,
and one from the Rocky mountains. A
spotted lie pard Just arrived from S'nga-
pore is LOOK C | at from distance, and hi
riack brother from S nth Amerlca stl
app avs to doubt the fiji acy of IRON bars.
An ocelot has the Exp nsive taste to tat
no, hing but baked blu fi,h. A hali-coon,
halt-f, line cat named "Coonie" Eats pea
nuts and sings to music in bowling f rm:
Thee is a noted two legged ca thai goes
around like rabbit. A pure white Siam
e,e puss, three feat long, Is valued $500
However, the interest seems to cenlle III
Tomas Cervera, the cat t at was 20 days
without food or water on the qlarterdeck
of the Maria Teresa THAT Is. unless he
ate dead Spanards," says the manager OF
the show He is a black and white pussy ,
and it is said when Ho son raised the YES.
sci and lost her n the gale off the Bahamas
that Cetvera was still ab ard and guide d
The hulk-strange coined nce-to Cat Is
a d. Here b was rescued by beach
C, mbers and given in charg' OF Ensign
Ho znger. Alter being brought to New
YORK, he made record by HEX ng every
cat and dog in the b ock, thus showing his
lighting qsalities At the close OF the
show, he will be shipped to the home Of
the ensign ia Wyandotte county, Kansas.
If all the cages were unlocked the show
would come to an end In lew minutes, as
it has been figured out that the domesti-
Gated cats would just about make one good
meal for The big specimens.
Mrs Daniels and Miss Sue E. Daniels
of :" Hi lside," Grafton, VT, have arrived
in New York for their customary sojourn
through the winter months. Mrs. Wink
ley OF 'Monona, Iowa, who has been visit
ing them at Graf on, is also located with
them on Madison Avenue.
N. L HowEs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
New York Nuggets.

Especial Corresponding from New York;
Miss Lavinia H Van Westervelt Demp-
sey, who was GRO ~ned queen of the Ho'-
land Danes of the New Netherlands, daz-
z'ed the East Side of town with all the
me- ,ifcence If her royal train and court
retlnu- on January 6, Twelfth Night
Through the Ludlow street district I'll. K
H. Law ia the Once paradrd with her
maids and courtiers that an awestrurk peo-
pie might gaze upon her in all her glory.
On account of being worsted in con-
trovrr. with the Society of the Holland
Dams of New England, MISS Dempsey
started club of her own and mad her
s Ii famous at the Valid ,rf-A'toria il Feb
ruary one year ago On that m 'm-ntous
occasion, dr. s,ei in royal robes of trailing
blue v, lvet embrod' red in gollen tulips,
thu Dutch flower, with hair powdered and
)urt attendants bearing Ter gorgeous
train, she presented gold crown to err
Ii and had herself crowned Queen La
vi ia The Once. The crown cost her $780,
600, made by Tiffany, and was studded
with priceless. ms. Since th' n she has
not appeared to the public eye to any great
exrent, as last summer while she was
abroai she did not succeed in obtaining
an il vitation to attend the coronatlG n OF
W,lhelmira a. the young Queen OF Holland.
And now. en- rwel tn Night, in court cos
tunes OF the 10th century, the knights and
ladies' 10 attendance upou the queen made
a glorious pageant The idea was to Gull
tivatau<6siasl,nipr the good and great and
b. autliul among tenement house children
bv posing as an exponent of the three.
That is the object of the Snr d ny XII r.
ea-ten association in which Quetn LavILia
assisted.
Anthony HOPES popular story, "Phroso"
has been dramatiz-d into caring melo-
drama, en- A is m king lead ng bit smorg
the plns In town. la the novel, Phroso
WAS you g and bit OF hoy den with all
her s-nt ment. JESSIE Millwird. an E 1g-
/ 81 actr,s, plays the role in somewhat
q der "a, b on. Her Phroso is sctuated by
her mind possibly m pre than was the one
imseiied by Hope. She indicates as great
an appreciation of the saider stye OF the
person age as Of her natural buo, ancy.
The book is famous for an excess of ex-
trao binary incidents that give one feel
ing of unrealiy Tbs embarrassment OF
riches ba. resulted in drawing together
and cohdensIng here, ON ttIng and chang
ing there. and thus building up a play full
Of exciiirg events and strong situa ions.
There are lot of improbable combats,
and secret passages, from which the
h, roins emerg es as fresh and daintily clad
as though ii cavern walk bad been hung
with silk The men wear pleat.d Neopal-
an skirts that j euriously on some OF
tn Above all. the wild inhabirants of
n opalia hsvr crown sadly tame in trans
tprrirg th. m e yes IRON the pages OF Mr.
Hopes romance TO the unromsntic boards.
In the Grand Ce1nal Palace. where r.
Gently many varieii-s Of the 'nake f-m'ly
curved in simmons Ell yment and hi svd in
ec.ta.y ter being III stellar attraction, a
loud GA ing, e,ierwsuli' G and chorus oi
met W. is beard that announce ca SOU
/ The proper name OF the show Is the Fair
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14

an explosive "scat" He informed the new
past or that he had come to an ideal church
where excellent people worshirpd But
nevertheless he must expect trials and trib
ulat ions in some degree; even the speaker
in his brief pastoral experience in Bellows
Fail, had found some crooke sticks grow
ing on the hill, Mt. Zion. In earnest
words he welcome d the new pastor in be-
half OF the community; he fit fure he was
a broad-minded, liberal man. whose horizon
II not be bounded by his own church
walls and who will take an active part il
village life.
Mr.. Hammatt briefly expressed BIZ
appreciation of the many pleasant tfi'gs
that had been said Of him and for lis bene-
fit, and, after the singing of hymn, dis
missed the audience with benediction.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
HADRHEUMATISM TERRIBLY.
My Sufferings Were Great and
WAS Perfectly Helpless.
I Have Almost Died With Pain,
Now / am Completely Cured.
DR.. Greene's Nervura Is the Wonderful
Remedy that Cured Me.

Mrs. L. w. Ilirds;S Beacon ST., Fitch
burg, Mgss., says;
II lave heen terribly afflicted with
rheumatism and wish I'll to know how
have been cured. One year ago last
December / got so bad | had to call in a
loctor. He came few times and said he
,ould do nothing for me, must wait until
warm weather. ! grew worse until was
,erfectly helpless. My sutierings were
rcat. Warm weather came and | got a
lie benefit from il.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
Lend us your
ears

Not permanently, but long enough to learn few Of
the things prepared to furnish and do.
Run your eyeldown this column.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-01-14
Advertised Letters.

W. o. Allen, Mrs. Luxe Burns, Hugo
Berggvi>t, F. Fowler. Mr.. Hayward, Mrs
F U Henri. A. f Kingston, III c. Kali,
Adolphe Langlois, John McGivenv, Mis-
X tie Moore, Mrs. Katie Moore, E Ship
MAJ James A Wright, S. 5 Washer.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-06
DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN New YOk foot Baleay and Chufto IS
~'t,-TIII In TRAINS, ILLLMAN BUFFET CARS
PINTSCH LIGHT.
500 4 M-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops al principal
stations. .--.,o e~r, ,>-To.- f,r.l-
HAMToN OWEGO. ITHACA, ELmlkA SYRIA CsE
and OsWEGO EX-'fsI,SS- Pullman tulst faI,' f
c6nncrtnc AZ Iuaio with train. f'r Chicago ana points
800 i M (dally)Chcago ss Buffalo Nesu1sieHe nj 20 *
,ress f0r SCRANTON BNhIAMToN ana tl'Mi 10
iuliman Bunct parlof Cars 20 Elmira Through seeg
irr cars and day coach o. Chcngo. arriving al 81" +
4, 90 p SCRANTON. wfI.KEsBAERE and PlYM-
Or'TH EXPREss Iuilman imret Iailqqt Tefs ,.re7-,
400 T. NJ odaIlyJ-CHICAGO and BllfAlD. rs !
ByIFD IIMITED EXPHESS for SGitANI0N BiNGr ifTr
ia MTON ETMTRA HI'TFAIO. THROUGH BUZZ ~
sITi,PrNG CAR Kew York 60 Chicago Dining car
$40 p odaily nuFTALoc EXrnEIs ,,T PULIMAN IA
sI.rIspp-Rs fof SCRANTON. HlNGuAMIoN FL
MIRA BATH doUNT MORRIS and brFFAlo Al
o.o + ,asliyl -iiJ.LTAIo. SCRANTON. BIESG-
II s NTOT OWIGO ITHACA. ELMlRA. IIICA
tyr,A ACFt-rF and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET
TirkETs AND PULLMAN Appropriations AT At
Tlc~ and 90 Broaiyay Tcei, ~ p tgrr' Ssa3,, III
drcd rnd Tw,uty-nnh y ~ Columbus ave- New N9rl Nl
s2e and 72G Fulton and lO6 Brotdway Brooklyn
Time table givirg fuU information AZ al siaiions
'V-rcTrOT~r'r FNpPFcS COMPANY VII call Tor and
check bs egnge hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-02-06
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals.
Stations IN New York foot u Liberty s..

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. "Electro-Tneumatic" signals.
leaving t.ae rom smth Ferry ,foot whitehall ST.
ny- minutes earlier than that given below FOR Liberty ST.
Trains leave foo, Of Liberty s. ,...,. g..
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. aiauch ,h1nK -
Eas'o 5'S $50 to ss Ess'oal ,d p eao M sunday '''o
~" 70 70 E9.i9' M n, Iyo an9 scranton 100 $40
a n I.sg p n sunday 'y' .5:so 4 49,. o,o
900 II 80 I. Reaemgl NJ 1 lS 'U S9o6ay I - :. 40
u 30 to Readins) a NJ. 100. 1:ao. '5:3o. GOO p NJ
For sunbury Lewisburg and wniamsport al 400
A. $40 A. NJ. I.so 5000 p NJ, l2:l5 night, Sundays
''o H. i'os 9LL d"o R.iL fGI p norrE VI Il 10 night
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
eIo T ha a@d 5sn Bn .a a9s to Point eaa S.9ai o
MY t. SEA GRO sac Go.l5 only TO Red Bant) II 80
An T. 80 e e5 i : p + hea 5andsy. in% 0 o s & neraAa &
Asnury Park ana ocean Grove 300 rloi5 only to Red
For htaniir Highland. '4:ao $50 1ao 4 n; I,i5
''S' '''''' o.'' ron LAaKfEw o0D - '''
40 g 1913 T. NJ i''5 $40. $40 P NJ Sundays
Fsf iSksaa..t .tao 80 1913 A NJ 1''. $40 40
For TONY River and Bsrneeat '4:so $50 a NJ. l:i5.
4io p M SUNDAYS .lo.1t 4. N ...o .,
FOR Atlantic CITY, vineiand and Brideeton '4So a NJ
For Monmouth Beach seabrisht. and Hieh;.Hds of
DAYS e:Oo a. NJ. 400 !. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA EALTMoRE 4dI AND WASHING
Week DAYS $50. o. 500 1000 ci:5o Dining car a.
Na M GOO % g. - @ Is NS. nai sunday 4ao 1000
Dining can NJ go. 900 ROYAL Blns Liiaiiea,. 20 M 0
Phiad.iphia Week days i5 900 4 NJ. 30 400. 4:3o
100 $500 p NJ. SUNDAYS. 800 A NJ ~, ,. ~, NJ G,
wTlSa fksai s9a s3 R9r7 s i72 e'5 ae . "a o 2
N.Y. M a,s qn 81 @ du1sa 3 4a "a x los Ne% is'' yk
ST. SEQ FULTON S. Brookyn 9s Broadway Wiiamsolrg
rom ho,e.s Or rcs.dences destination.
'From Libe-,g - only. o- >, =,
GI.fI TTr az VI
New-York tribune., 1899-02-06
Railroads.
Railroads.
Den NSYLVAN[A
RAILROAD.

sTATIoNs foot Of West Twenty and Des-
asTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and cortlanat
Streets Is zen minutes later than that gwen ueo" io
$50 4. VI FAST Nail. Pullman pgnei Paror Cfl SSr
New fSlt % rtis9uTf m g., s,geplnS sarrs o"'
500 4. ". '"S FAST L1HE-fi.isburg and Cleveland;
Compartment slecIns pimns SnoHHg Ma s'1 rpcinnai
indansioils. 'H Loui!tile st Louis ,.n,,,ss
80 r. VI CHICAGO AND ST. lUUis ,Urn,os cbicsgo.
$50 +. VI WESTERN ExPKEss.-For Chicago. For
: 40 p, M soiTHWEs1ERN ExPRESs-Tor Pitts
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville lnaahap'''''
40 r. VI. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For Pitseurs and
ohicsgo connecs for cle'sS1e sssspt saTTdqy
Sieepins Car SeS York to Altoona East Liberty, Pits
burg r., ION dal And ,A'1 1IE -" souTH
30 $50 go go Dining Can 1919 dinns car a. md M
Dining SqE 20 Dining ca 80 80 lDRnf o5 ,65s Gq9 ag S9
~ ~ - - a 't H m .cnsr,,,ssinsl LIN All ParIer and
Dining Cars = 20 Dining carr. 45o Dining CaD. $50
soUTHERN IXILwAy.-'T1oridaL Limited" 100 a. m
ATIHTfg toHsq 2 ?S p M ords D Hse sPesS 70
?. m weekdays. Express 20 a. IN. and $50 D. m
gas4rE4KF TaP XXI ON oT2 IA W. m ssy N
A4%N4G TY s9e 10 % S Sai Weekdays e.oro.. and
nanet Paror cars -' Passenger 5 Coach and
GTE 5SSs MAgS EssrP as "ss4ny suna.y.
sree staten $50 go $2o and 40 p m m
cortandt streeis, 80 a. M 1880 $40 and $40 ?.
Sundays 9 - a.. m. 5.15 ?.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
01o 40. $50 $40 $50 92O s.SO Pcnna. Limited. %
Dining Can 1880 Dining Carr 1ljO a. ~ 90
Loo 30 80. 4.2o 42o Dining car. 40 CDinns
Car $50 Dining Can 40 $50 p. l. % night
sundays 60 so. $50 20. $50 Limited. $50. 1913,
dining Car O.. n. l2.5O 1j0 dining 'au $50 = 2
dining carr. l5O Dining Car), 5.30 Dining Can 40
$50 ,. l20 night.
Ticket OfHces Nos 4Gl ga 1886 1923 III. and 2G
Broadway; As'or House. West Twenty-ihrd Stree
station and foot Of Deshroases and Cortland
Streets: Court Fulton Street % Brpafwa,
and PennsylyHnia Annex station. Brooklyn. station
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VII
call fr and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
] b HT'TCTINSON r WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-02-06
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

C,IPRFAfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORK Henry Eyelyn Perrepont JT. pla'i''''
against Isle q Cauiwe and others ceienl@h.s, ,i,
In rfre1ian ance Il Judgment o. f1ieclofur- anu
-rsda and entered the above entitled a '43' ,-'
,rT 5ate ne g7ih day Of Decemher le'o , ,t ,i
tS-S ,he referee In said judgment nhine- WI. 80.
,'s,it1 auction a. ,he New York Real isiat
X T.-,adyay In thc Borough ~ Mhila ai. '..s
-. ~ -, no 9trh dav % January. lsHH al l. '-."
Noon on that day by John y Glidlhe 4 .c.ai-
premises directed by said judgment 20 if SON. anu
described as follows; fo,s ~evr York
ci,, ,ifh the buildings thereon, bounded ana u'.
.gfrniug intersection o. thr eaS''
- Norse avenue with eoutherly Side ~ george
u Ce~sin mao entitled Map q the village ~ 'iH
rsde pv II X SerreI. surveyor dateq june y Isl an
T,re ~ 1851 rs map Numter 20 ana running h'l.,e
s0utherlf side ~ f0i4 George s'l't
on hundred and seyenry-eighi feet thence @ouihtiN aos
line ara v.u parale with the division l'ne h't"tfh is
%,rers fo,rieer END ffteen said MAY one hund' %
hence westerly parallel with sal George Stree
two hundred and twenty our feei 'na eietf ''A
hundrcdths = Il foot 90 the easferN s1f ~ falH M'is
thence northery. along the eafteN Sll" W
saiI Nrse avenue one hundred and fee ana iorf
four huuGreths " foot ~ the POM ' 'fH''''s
be eli of said several dimensions more of iess
,.aya5 =, Fliza T. caldwell ny samuel A. Mc kinev ny
dec dated December 1873 and RECORDED ir the Once ~
the Register " he city and county ~ New ORR 10 luf
1444 - F,nvevances. a. al l4u, April b. lNtN
Together with a rgh title and interest ~ Leslie
G Cauldweu Emily L Rogers ana Netu' !. 'auldwfI,
Of IN the land wing 30 front of said premises ~
said Morse avenue , -, -
been taken hy the cry ~ New No'k ~ opening Trinity
dated New York January .. ls99 ..,-,- --,.-..
WM H. sTOCKwELI.
Att1rTey f5r Pain,iH l4G Broadway. Borough of Ma
haitian. city of New York
The following diagram of he property 90 Oc SOLO,
g lrNb Boston road.