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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
NEW USE FOR CORNSTALKs.
ne Latest Way in Which TO Utilize This
Product.

The farmers OF the United States
ave long found corn their main stand
by in peace and war. They have trans
formed its ears, likewise its uubbins.
into fat and contented swine and in
creased the weight OF their beeyes an
hundred fold. They have put its
grains into themselves in solid phase
in the shape Of pearl white hominy.
which gives an added relish to the
spare ribs of the grllled hog-in the
form Of egg and cracklin bread.
They have used the cobs for pipes
and fertilizers and the shucks as
"roughness" for their horses, mules
and cattle, for horse collars, cigarette
wrappers, chair bottoms, door mats
and stufing for their mattresses.
Only the corn stalk remained in the
background Of nnocuous desuetudin-
business. useless and superhuous SUBJ
stance. And now, if the story that
comes from Rockford. ILL.,. be true that
is destined TO be. under the touch OF
sciences enchanted wand the most
usefdl and profitable member of the
entire coru-.ounded family
4 manufacturing company il that
city has, it is claimed. perfected a dis
eoyery BY which the pith is made into
cellu.ose and the shiyes into all forms
OF paper from that used in printing
newspapers on 10 every quality OF card
board. The process il said TO be
cheaper than any other as well as SUI
perior in other ways. This invention
will enable the people OF the United
States to furnish all the nations of the
world not only with paper for literary
art and packing purposes, but with pa
per clothing, sails. ropes. houses.
boats, car wheels and cross ties for all
Their railroads.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs W. @ Johnson has been on the
,icll list this week
w : Tulek was ia Grand Rapids the
drst of the week ON business connected
with the Soldiers Home
Mrs j \ Ford received telegram
on Ihu sday announcing the serIous i'll.
lrs> OF her mother in Miles Mrs. Ford
.cft for Niie. Friday morning
Joe Mckay has moved the + II.
Weston stock If plumbing and bicycle
tools which he recently purchased, TO
;Ae room in the postofiice block where
us tinshop is located
DR. L. ) Pet'yjohu has been quite i'll
during tn past week with the grippe.
At first appendicitis was feared but he
mas recovered fl, IN the symptom Of that
ueadrd malady AZ present
We are in receipt of letter from
Camp Mckenzie tins week hut owing 10
he facr tha, it is not signed by anyone
go particular the only signature being
The Many, We are unable 70 publish
Thursday was the day the bear was
-rA'dulcd 10 appear and view his shad.
oW il possible Whether he did so OF
go, va do not know. but we are .iusr as
surc Wc. know rs much about the
weather a. before
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
Churches ! Societies.

Regular meeting of Fitz James Lodge,
30 %, X of +. this Friday evening.
Sutjtcl of the pastors morning ser.
mon az the Methodist church. Healed
y q Look Subject of the afternoon
..rmou Ia .lunior Lcagu", The Little
Hiri that Saved thr General. Evening
service az the usual hour
Lust Friday night va, he fifth num-
a'r on the Epworth League lecture
course and was 10y the Rev. j W
David- lie tooh "a, his subjcct, The
Holy Laudas Saw H. and he held rhc
closest attention OF his audiencc through.
out ms lecture The next on the course
j. Rev j +. MacCaIthy February 10.
His subject will be Our Heroic Dead
and Living
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
Ezra SIGMA Pnhlic

IT, 'he people OF Alma who are inter
{ I'D in college work and to the college
pnlation, Zcta Sigma has come to
! .au success and excellence cxcelled
( % tAciI earnest attention 20 what.
r.,r they undertake, that j. sure 70 be- n
1r.-ces-; aud so II Is that the ninth an.
nal public Of the Zeta Sigma society,
3 van Monday evening last. stands rs u
mark OF excellence in the ycar's book of
lima College.
The program was opened 10y Miss
y Aitiul who pleased the audience with
piano solo Shepherd All and Maid
- f. Fair" Rev McComb led in pray Ell
Is ier which Mr. johnson in the easy vet
!, rcible manner which characterized
Il OF the evenings productions, deliv-
- ii the president Address in
y hich he spoke OF the society aud it, re-
!. ION 10 the college Mr. Bradfeld
! lowed with Il very able discussion Of
Imperialism Queen of the Earth, "
a vocal solo by Mr. McI.andress was
3 Ill received. Gould James G Blaine
l. - been present We think he would
h 7e been more than pleased with the
l. 4loGy by Mr Porter; not pleased with
l. 1lsolf. bu, with the way with which
Nir Porter bundled the subject and
himself. Then came that most iustruc.
{ 80 production by Mr.. Fell--an essay,
'nall h. Powers Oisarm Mr.. Fell
-lowcd what II would mean-he told OF
tae strength q Russia, Of her scattered
a ~ aisuuited people and compared her
W ia IN" Other powers and then pictured
the result If the powers should disarm
Miss Spencer with her violin has be-.
come favorite and vas forced 10 respond
~ a well deserved encore. America =
! ."eie"nth Century Young Man" was
&c subject Of the Grafton By Mr. Bush
2 , say that he did justice 70 hun self and
{ the society is not strong enough, for
h Thought, style and delivery were all
lat could be,-lesired The last was =
S1'al solo bY Mr. McLandtess, and the
= at public ever given by Zata Sigma
:, Is ar close
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03

MORTGAGE sALE--r-iaui having br,r
VI muHt for NOR tnHr thirty days in tn paj
uent oi int're-t o''raur ara paSahle on u
mortgage dated May ith, .,.i. mnde ~ Nett.r
\ Todd Co. Mary y trOu.. and recorded in tho
nihr. ut the REGISTER ui deeds II the county 4
tirstiUt Ir ih. state Of Michigan on Nav <lo
4 $50 isl lhel 80 OF mortgage. on page ilf AID
assigned bv said NIry \ CrOul tn ISABELLE O.
fs.dnoc. hy 4L assignment ~ writing detCd
June .utn l~~a and recorded D"ccmh'r I'm
$50 tu the office Of me register OF deeds Ot
-uId county Do lfbCr 81 OF assignments Of mort.
xa-c- IN paEr 1-t the said Isabelle { brld
beer hy ri. tai given 10y oHd mortgage. has
mad" aud hereby does MAKE me whole primo
pal sum of -alu mortgage. ana inc lntere-t
crucd thereon. now due md payable there ~
claimed Goo be due Ou said mOrtgagc a. tn date
' hi notice for pr'i ripa! ana interest. m.
sum of sevoutceu hundred cghty-siX GId
ninety o. o huudrcdths 'Sl5~hgoi dollar ro
-uit 1r proceeding at Iaw na- h'rH Instituted -
recover thr amount occurred by aid mortgage.
or any part thereof The aid mortgaFA It.
tains power OF sale which has hecOmoS J.
awe ny reason Of tn laid default n tn con
diti0us ID reuf
Now. Therefore notice is hereby given that
said MORTGAGE viii bc fpreclo>ed 10y virtue 4
said power Ui sale. and in pursuance Of tho
provisions 90 The -tatutc in such case made
ana nrut.dyd hy q sale - the tnOttgagcd
premises, az pubic auction To the highest bla
Friday the oath davof March 1895
AZ Ten o'clock IN he forenoon. AT the iroft
iOor OF tho court house IN the village 81 Ithaca
i'm the comfy OF 6ratiot and state OF Mlchigr
that being the place OF holding the circuit
court OF snid r0untyI. or 50 much thereof 0-
may De- ly'p- s1rv 10 sly the amount due ut
said mortuHrc. a. above ST forth with TIC lie
'Ctcst thereon. ard thu costs. chqrEos 'H.
pen o. and ATTORNEY fee allowed hy law, and
provided Tor 10 said mortgage said premises
are described as follows. tO.wit:
Tint certain piece or parcel q land situate q
ion h. t"whsh p 81 Mort shade. IN the county
OF Gratiot ard state Of Michigan. known ar
j, ~crlbrd as tho north cost quarter OF sect u
wcutv one 3l town uIn- 10. north OF ranr"
our I'D west
Dated. Ithaca MICHIGAN. recembcr 20. lsa-
ISABELLE {. BRADREFR.
Assignee OF Mort gag e
WILLIAM NCCoLKLL.
Attorney for Assignee uf Norieaeee
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
school Nofes
Two ."nlOr girs don't seem 10 care.
how yhcy comb ana twist their hgIf
liui [ j toll Tia ~ one thlug more.
they ln't Wear IL pom padOur'

II W. III 4i t'iui phlptI
No chapel exercises We're hald during
examinations.
The grippe has been getting in its
y orA among the pupils this week.
lhe II 5 chorus prepared o piece OF
music TOR the Farmers Institute this
week.
John Sinner and Alice Thompson
n9b, tho sixth grade this week on nc.
c,unt OF the illness of Miss McLaren.
All pupils whose average standing
vas 9J per cent. or over did not have to
{ ke the semester examinations last
\, eek. -. -.. -
The sophomores reported good time
81 the reception in st. touis last Friday
u,ght. few seniors might say as
much.
Sadie Messenger and Aria Holiday
rendered the senior class an Informal
mjam last whok Thursday night
hey al had very pleasant evening
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
FIGHTING eos's TITLE.
An Incident In His Career While At An.
napoli-.

Fighting Bob" Evan. earned his
title the first year AZ Annapolis lie
has made good his claim to ii since
years before he became skipper OF the
Iowa. but Fighting Bob" was tackled
70 him as a cadet At the time he was
sent TO the naval academy there was
rule OF the institution which forbade
the decoration of the walls of the ca
diets headquarters by hanging pictures
Thereon or in any way improving upon
the furnishing of the cells. The object
was wise and twofold II sought To
prevent the boys from becoming soft
and luxurious and to head off any eX-
ncnsive rivalry in the way Of Quitting.
In a word. the end desired was 10 pro
ducr hardy and democratic naval Of
fcers Young Evans fond mother,
like all good women, was a christian,
and with her sons academy equip
meut packed a framed motto--a quo
tation from the scriptures. SO the le-
gend runs
The first act of Robby ID. upon his
assignment 10 quarters was 10 nail his
motto 10 the wall He was told 10 re-
move II. but declined. The contumac-
ious younstcr was reported from one
officer TO another. but resisted argu-
ment and command nlikp. The mar
row. martinets OF the academy resolved
TO expel him, and orders were at once
issued TO that effect. The story of the
war spread and at last an officer In
Iincoln's cabinet intimated very strong
Iv 10 the faculty that they would do
we'll 10 overlook the offence Preach
ers were beginning 10 predicate
, sor,,oue nnon the noble cadet who
perfcIrcd expulsion TO taking down
the scripiural teri. and, as the
politician said. the chances were thai
IL the young man were dropped the
authorities OF the academy would not
last long afterwards, rs public sym
pathy was with the boy. IL was in this
war that Evans became known os
Fighting Bob"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03

MORTGAGE ~ALE-Dcnult hlviur boon
vi made 900 the condition. Of certain mort.
gag, executed 10 sarah l.. VOuucr and Hcary
$ TOWucr to Rachi Mcpher.or. dated Ja.-
nary III l-.i, and recorded In the Office Of thc
register OF deeds Tor Cratic county. in Mich
gan on january -. 1871. In Nber - oi mort
Gag on pace Esq on which mortgage there BE-
lined to D.. duo no the d0te Ol jhis notice
ninetv. ionr dollar anc twenty three cents be
Sidos au attorney zee Of twenty dO.'hfs -tlpl-
ated IN said mort cage 10 bee pa shoglG 0-r
procpcdiups te token 90 fprCciCsr amid mort
gage Fnd ro -uft or proceed uVS 81 l8w or ~
equity nav ~ been il stitutoi o. recover ans
part 6i the deht secured ny said mortgGr.
therefore h~ virtue 4 he UoweI Of -ale IN HH.d
mortgage contained. ana OF fhr statute IN such
caso made ahd provided, uOrioc Is hereby Eivcr
that on Apr "a 1870 q one O clOc; in the after
noon a. the north front door oil the court
house for atiOi county. in Michigan IN tho
VILLAGE NJ Ithaca. ia said county, there will he
sold az public v'nd sc 10 ire h'gh 81 bidder. tl
prrmisDs iu -aid iu 1rtg -c described, VIZ. Thu
rOrth-pi st quarter 80 th. northeast quarter az
sect ION riUotCrt lu tow ship plDvru north. 1f
rAuuc $3.50 west. iE NiChi-ar. said sale VIII lC
made subject 20 the payment OF the rcma rdrf
7 o' s-id lnorigsE. not vt du', and being six
hundred and iity do.t2.s. due January ID, $500.
Nitu Interest pay'.. hereou az -cvcn Pr ceat
computed from january ~. le.t
Dated Jan nary o. l~'"
RtCHLL No PHEPsON
MortEscoc
pFRuINS a. RALDWtN.
Attorneys tor Nurt-a-et i1'''l3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
Direction of Rows of Plants

In what direction should rows OF cul-
tivated plants be set out? This is a
question that may seem silly. but that
Is. nevertheless, not without interest.
If we are to believe Or. Wolny, of Mu-
Mich. This writer has made observa-
tions on various plants and has proved
that the north-south direction has an
undoubted superiority over the one
perpendicular TO it. We must, there
fore, plant our corr and potatoes along
meridian lines. The advantages OF
this may be explained thus: Plants
aligned north and south receive the
light during the whole day and do not
shade each other: whence the lighting
lie more intense, more regular, and
more uniform II is the same with
peat and humidity. and Or Wollny has
proved. in particular for the trenches in
which potatoes are planted, that in case
OF an east-west orientation the sides
exposed TO the north are much colder
and moister than those on the south.
More uniform and regular distribution
OF light. heat and moisture--such, then,
is the result OF orientatlou in north and
south lines,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
Grip Treatment.

Grip can be- broken mp in from one C.
three DAYS hy the prompt use OF Downs
Elixir !, has done IT, I, will do il
Try itbcioIc pneumonia or consumption
sets in AiJc5 grip Baxter's Mandrake
B.tters are natures remedy for cxpel,-
ny all grip poisous from the blood,
regulating the bowels, streugthiug the
nerves and importing yigor TO the sys-
tenn
With these long-tried remedies at
hand ',he worst case OF grip can he
conquered. We sell ,hcm and guarsu.
ice them 10 30 as recommended, 81
money refunded b :. WEBB
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
He GOT A LIGHT.
And Was Surprised To Learn who Cate
II To Him.
PIuNF Up
Richmond

member OF General Miles stan
els OF an incident down at Tampa
fore the departure OF the troops for
santiago. He was staIslng in the
office OF the Tampa Bay hotel one even
ing dressed In plain business suit aud
smoking cigar when a tall, raw
boned private from the Fifth Mary
land regiment strolled Up 10 him and
said:
Say, partner, give us light
The gentleman ADDRESSED put his
hand I'm his pocket. drew out silver
ease, took n match from II. struck fire
and handed il politely 10 TIN, soldier,
who thanked him and lighted his cigar.
The encounter was witnessed by the
porter OF the hotel, who watched his
chance and said TO the soldier:
who was that man that gave you
the matchT
IL don't know, except thar he's a
gentleman" returned the Maryland
boy.
We'll. LII tell you who he is." said
the porter. land You won't fee SO big
when you know. IL was Gen Miles"
The devil II wasr' was the response,
as the soldier walked of IN Calagrin.
hWdlNihE MS opportunity ,p'' Stppcu
UP 10 the general with sshise. aud
said
General, ! have To apologize for
what may have seemed 10 Won an I'm
pcrtIncucc. But I had never ss.is sou
before, and YOU wore nothing ID indi-
cote your rank, SO took the liberty OF
addressing you as | would any striing
er, and | hope yoI will excuse me for
IT,"
Don't let that " orry you" said Gen.
Miles. IL was o private soldier noee
pyvslf."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
For Sale or Rent

Twenty acre farm, modern new house.
large new barn aud other buildings one
block from Beet Sugar Factory aud three
blocks from Union SCHOOL,. Alma. II
quLre Of h. l.. Pol.LIsRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-02

.t,,,, 10 more support than had been receiving o.
late Most days news was d,ssna received
little attention from the trading eeme s,gn houses
the ses wsrs q the DAYS
when bull and other Iews was influence Of the
we're bearsh cables from Liverpool and Northwest e
eepts Of e2s cars :ssns a LS IN Paris by unchanged
markets. Antwerp however closed y Pfs net the sharp
Failure of . to take
the late sernoo1 so tns a n@1 under the
o ofS claiming S., Groaih smsned aon.
broken nco our S completely H6on
from their mi, fs Snr pnsuy true Of Louis from
which point the better crop advSes Of Wheat and
eo1 through heavy shipments from Boston d were
bush lea Ss slsSSss to BRING to and
mi, delivery on July contract allows weather cond
Current reviewed ins SeeN but s widely
reported and wheat promise fsyorsbe for corn but
crop is in fairly good position Oats promlse M Bad
less .Atsseo , worss Of 1855 GO bush
uppes and an increase 100000 bush in Eur0t' e
ing net nssned 10 eousiize grain into
this port today Us , business through
this port quotations Of cash wheat o. a1s arrive
follows No red s NOT s spG sao to arrive
No Northern Duluth soSc TO srive No harI CORN
te trading interest appeared In the corn marke
but time held v Sa saeS Sayb On EveR Sn how
ever broke sympathy with the as advces on
wheat and sos we're siogeher satisfactory rain has
retarded progress to some extent Inc h oi loads
ne orn were taken for export the decline. which fact
erect in promoting late SeYeqed and 4oe
sNnat ~. oATs-The market was very quiet al Gay
but little ssader on n spot pr gOPer oats w" sic No white
sSnc No white 32i4c; track mixed 3l@$Sc; track
white atgs7cw s No w al aS p' No western e5aeo
both b. anoat: State rye NC l. NC" 0'"' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-02
foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, New York
~ county.-JoHN o. BAKER. Plaintiff. against DEx-
TER BARNARD HORTON and others. Defendants
Of .Ssep M.S Of s sssoS S% a. sHd n hs
Clerk q the County Of New York ., on the
@ DAY May win the se at pse auction si at the
New York Real Estate Sales Rooms. No III Broadway
18th day Of June 1889 at twelve o'clock on that
day by Samuel Godstcker ESQ., auctioneer the premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein de-
Al those ssD 0
situate lying and being IN the l2h Ward Of the CITY 81
described follows Beginning at un on The Nosh hn
o. The orthe5y :ids Of Nine eighth
nSns sns af psas S wes b
q the distance through party wall GTs hS ns %
the block between Nney-eishth and Nnetyninth Streets
p 1SfaSs r wh as Street hss
thence running southerly. parallel with West End Ave
hundred dcc feet eleven GD inches to me NOrhery
sry along Tie Northeriy line Of Nnety-eshth Street.
d @ es se snd G 81 @o
together with all the rst ts and Hr,a now Of
10 Ninetyeigh,h in front of and adjoining tho
SoTicE rs HEREBY GIVEN that shall sell the said
premises in parcels. as follows ,.- o.o w.,
sstS Street. being eighteen feet in width front and
hundred feet and eleven inches in depth on
and Westerly walls Of said building being party walls
accompanying diagram; subject 10 a Ger
tain mortgage for OF $4,000. covering eald
premises made by Dexter Barnard Horton TO Alfred NJ
Hoyt dated recorded December 22nd 1D6 with In
erest from the End day Of June. 1884, at the
rate per cent per annum.
No Premises known by the street number 200 West
9sth Street being eighteen feet in width In front and
rear and eleven inches In depth
sides with the building thereon erected the Easerly
and Westerly walls Of said building being party walls "a
shown on the accompa nyng diagram subject to certain
mortgage for the Of $4,000 covering said premises
ma1e by Barnard Horton 10 Alfred NJ Hoyt dated
and recorded 22nd sea- with interest thereon
from 2sh day Of June 1898 at the rate Of ve per
per anrurn- =. xx.--z
DAILY, HOYT A MASON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff . -
ONCE and p. O. Address: No. III william Street
New York City.
The following diagram Of the premises TO be sold
Oath Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, June l, 1850.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market was a little weaker
for most kinds Of domestic white under the in
fuence Of exceedingly dull trading Red kidney barely
steady Other kinds without quotable change. Green
peas quiet. but Scotch shade hrmer under
offerings We quote: Beans marrow. choice per bush
81 45a$l AN: do medium choice 81 30; do pea choice
81 27i4Q$i 30: do red kidney choice 81 MAS do
kidney choice. 81 sOqsl S. DO yellow eye choice
35 do black turtle soup, choice 81 TO- lima Cali
fornia 81 50ds2 IS; peas bags Doc; do Scotch
bags 81.
BUTTER--There very quiet trading again to-day
but the market did not show much change Strictly
gilt edge fresh creamery held 1s1c.
accomplished quite generally that basis.
very goods however sold lsc and defective
from II Nc downward Receipts were heavy and stock is
beginning accumulate No change In state dairy
imitation creamery. Factory is steady with fair in
qury, partly for export We quote Creamery. Western
per n ls1c do nrsts 17aglsc do thirds TO sec
onds l64Q17c DO State extras snlsnc. DO hrsts. la
I7.c: DO thirds TO seeonds 1871 als.e State dairy.
half hrkin tubs extras i7Q17hc do 1rss l6a64c: do
Welsh tubs fancy l7c; DO hrsts l5gi61e state dairy
tube seconds 141Glbhc: do thirds lShql4c; Western
imitation creamery. extras lbgl8: do hrs,s l4ai5c;
nrsts i3c; do lower grades, ihGi2i1o.
CHEESt-IArse full cheese is exceedingly dull
to-day the quality generally showing and, with
holders anxious clean up decidedly weaker feeling
has developed Occasional lots that were under
ment placed this morning al s@sc for white and
colored sell under fresh negotiations those
figures had be materially and finest white avail
able freely offered Sh9shc tolored at SC
without attracting much attention. A good many
lots Of coiored Of really good quality sold bpecu
lative buyers al 7ha7&c. smail-szs full In large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-02
CUPREME COURT. COUNTY OLE NEW

~ YoRK-EDMUND COFFIN Plaintiff. asains.
Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made en-
tered in above entitled action. bearing date the 9Th
said named VIII sell Pg0f auction At the Re
New York Res al MaSaa cy Of New york; on the
second day OF Jre 1882 at IL ocock that day
directed by said judgment sold and therein described
as follows: ,
the 5a thas thereon erected situate lying and
ing Borough Of Manha,,ttan CITY q NsT YORK
point on the easterly line or side OF Eighth Avenue
ssn CORNER Of street and Eighth
Avenue running thence Essterly parallel with Forty
parallel with Eighth Avenue seven feet four and
one quarter Inches thence Westerly again parallel Win Win
erected on Of the premises hereby described
torse corner tsT a IN said wall thence orery
WITH bcE wall Ard rg me 5 AND N ana
three-auarers inches. thence again Westerly on line
e caSery s3 81 Of he so1hy wall Of the
the premises known as Is2 Eighth Avenue Nine
side of Eighth at point therein distant Sixty
feet and ten sas aSd e
tery Eighth Avenue Eightynlne feet and Ave and
Ss qua severs and or
said premises being now known by the street numbers
g ana a interest," est Of Thomas keosh Of in and to all
of apS hs feet A and ten
and one-quarer inches Nothery from the Nohery SIDE
q sSe 6 s sa sa Brick ~s Rps
feet and seven and inches ne saa SUP
out its entire length Being the same premises hereto
fore conveyed INTENDED to be g to SAD sy
deed dated February first eighteen hundred and ninety
BLOCK 1919 on the map known and designated the
Land land Map Of the CITY, q New Y ,S5s
-'"'9' THOMAS q OsULLrvAN. Referee.
AttyS for Plsntln i'll Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
The following is diagram OF the property to be sold