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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
NSW APPROPRIATION BILL
Important MeGsur" Il ported to the
House by Cruni.

COLUMBIA, 5. c.. Feb. Tho appro.
priation bill has beon reported to tho
house by tho ways and means commit
tee through the chairman. Mr.. II. H.
Crum. The bill provides ior the appro.
-furi ~nrfrr. ->~-s-------, --- -'
Hhe largest single i;cr is $2S3, $50. 81
70 meet tho interest on the pubic debs
III tho sanla connection IS $4,000 for
past indebtedness.
Inc state hospital for tho insane is to
get the next largest appropriation. For
rnnnlng expenses, 8 90. .uC0; building
purposes, $4,000; Wallace property
deb. $i,6oO; salary os supe rlntendent,
$1,000; board O. regents. $1,000
Ihe annual appropriation OF $4,000
lor pensions is recommended. with 5000
additional for c.erk hlro and $40 for
stamp, etc.
For the general election this wear
%iO'oo' Is recommended with 81, coo All.
uitiona! for advertising. There are q
nuno"r Of Legislative committees " hose
pay is provided for IN the rall.
y member OF improvcln ants on tho
sra hynSo are conieIn pla cd. among
tLe.n 81. COO for rowirlrg. Tho amount
Tor re airs 10 roof is left bank.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
BOERS WATCHING
bULLER'S PLANS
No Important News From the
Seat of War.
NO GAINS ON EITHER SIDE

Eight Skirmishlng and Roconnolter-
ing, With No Important Results,
Around Fustcnb re-Ft w Men Were
Wounded and Captured by 1ssry.
LONDON, Feb. 14-The only war news
of any kind this morning is an official
dispatch from General Butler at Chieve-
Icy announcing n reconnaissance at
Springfield, resulting in no gain Of
ground ON either side. Captain Hamil.
ton Russell, Lieutenant G.. Churchill
and ten men were wounded and Lieu.
tenant pllkington aud six mon were
captured by the Beers.
The dispatch contains detailed &C.
counts OF what appears to be unimpor.
taut operations. They only tend to
throw light OH tho situation by proving
inat tho Beers are actively following
General Buffers overy move. From
Field Marshal Lord Roberts. at Modder
river, where all eyes arc turned, there
! Is no word.
A dispatch from Mafeking says the
garrison there can hold out Until Juno.
General Buffers dispatch from
Chicveley, dated Monday, Feb. l2, says:
1.-The commanding officer at Spring
field reports his morning that squad
ION of the Fifth Dragons. moving to
the outp st line covering tho right flank
of the camp, met . party of Boers near
FusteuOCrS. The Beers reaching tho
crest of hull first, opened ~ heS.Sy are
OH the squadron, which rettred. Ho
ut out supports nad the Beers re.
! tired" ,>-s
rno ulspatch thea gives the casualties
sustained, rs already caDled.
Continuing the Chieveiey dispatch
says:
"Dundonald with 100 mounted men,
o fold battery und the First R)yaI
Welsh fu l.iers, Feb ~ recommended
the high ground which tho enemy has
been in the habit of visiting. The on
envy rotiTei With the loss OF two after
slight resistcnco. Wncn the torca re
tired after tho reconnaissance the errm!
returned and KEEP: up q heavy rife fire
woundinE. slight, q Churchill OF tn
South African Lighthouse. Several mel
ore III .sSug"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
lIuys Blast ECrnaCr.

YOUNGSTOWN. O., Feb, l4.-The larg-
est blast furnace in the world was
lighted last night VIXEN stack No. /, at
the Ohio plant Of the National Steel
company was put i'll operation. The
furnace is 1865 feet high, l5-foot cru.
cible and 22.foot bosh. The capacity Of
the furnace is GOO tons every "a hours
Two other furnaces of similar dimen
sIons are under construction and will be
completed III two or three months. The
output of these furnaces will be used
by the National Steel company.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
LABOR FIGHT vs. IMMINENT

Conflict Between Granite Manufac-
turcrs and Cutters Union.
Boston, Feb. Am extensive labor
fight is impending, growing out OF the
refusal of the granite manufacturers TO
----i- to ssa aeA damnnds of the National
Granite Cutters union
At meeting of the Now England
Granite Manufacturers associa ton. the
scale of wages and hours of labor pre-,
sented by the National Granite Cutters
union was taken under consideration
RESOLUTIONS were proposed TO the erect
that the manufacturers cannot accede
to the demands of eight hours labor as
a days work and ut least $3. 10 day as
wages.
It is understood the manufacturers
would be willing to grant the S.hour
day if wages remain at thoir present
rate and that all of the manufacturers
will be governed by the action OF the
New England association.
AS tho schedule calls for minimum
: OF So. OU IL day and as tho constitution
Of the Granite Cutters union require!
all of its members to Gomand TINS rate
of pay on and after March |, 1T Is ex
pected that the men will strike.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
M'LkURiN TO BE NAMED Z?
Carolina S"rnt"r My Go With tho
New Commission.

New Commission.
CHARLESTON, Feb. "a special from
Washington SAYS: Senator Sullivan of
Mississippi had an important confer
ence with President Mckinley regard.
lag the now commission which is to so
to tho Philippines He urged the presi.
dent to apYoint southern man OF
prominence on th3 commission. Inc
president, 1t is said, assontcd to this
suggestion and indicated that he would
arrange tks commission 50 that all Sec
liCus OF the country would be repre-
ssIted.
Senator Sullivan presented the name
vi Senasor NcLnurln of South Carolina
for this honcr. 1t is said that his Dem
ocratic an:, Rcpu b!icau trends reached
an nnres,nel, Tor presenting his name
that = S'rong effort VIM Uu ruucv Uy IN
nuen!iai senators of all parties to havo
thr appointment offered him.
Thoss close TO him and VINO know OF
his drc uei pro, expulsion views think
IL nIoo-Lie that he will seriously con.
slider the acceptance. To accept. he
{ would have TO resign his seat in the
! senate, with more than three years tC
, serve and q strong mold on the good viii
! OF the !eoDie o! MS state. HIS friends
/ declare tuat he is SO convinced that Il
four or Gve Years tho country viii Oe
: :naI;mous N upho!dlny what has beer
don@ he would not hesitate to resign
leaving mis- political ambitions 70 the
In
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
TWO BIG FERTILIZER DEALS.
NV Plant For hnrt..,on ,.nd Oua to
BE IEmlarreS

CHARLESTON. Feb. 8. - Renor.s orc
current here 20 the effect that two fer
tiizer deals aro about tr ,afr,,. o very
large une.
E;r 4, Is stated OH good authority that the
80 SsiIAn iarm, u properly on Cbarios.
~ .Vn rI', l,eck, mas been bought by Armo,
cao, aiCaso aIGnc ana tnat IL fertilizer plant.
m"ur'5 representative her da,.i;, +,E'
discuss the matter. Doo'ihos 10
T. ~ Is also reported that finn ,;.,
n'iwan rT Plant has been boughs bv ~ ~
-ncCormack, representing Cbor,es.,",.
ors n5''an' and that 1t Will be rerovatea
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
South Carolina Lrglslnturr.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb ll-Matters
of general state interest were disposed
Of in both branches of the Legislature
today. Representative Cosgrove of
Charleston Withdrew his bill to exempt
cities of over 100, 900 inhabitants from
tho operation OF the dispensary law.
He stated that as an almost now dispen.
sary measure had been passed ut this
session he thought ir right to give the
same q trial and see if it would reduce
tho deficit OF $4,000 in Charleston
county caused by tho laws of the license
measure. Charlestou's municipal levy
this year is 29la mills.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Citation to Kindred and Creditors.

State of South Calolina,
County of Union.
By JASON Nj. GREER, ESQ PROBATE
JUDGE.
Wlereae, Sofia jenkins has made suit
~ ne 10 81 ant her Letters of Admins.
ration cn the estate and ELECTS Of
rres>ant Gregory, deceased
These are, therefore, 10 cite an ad-
mun;sh all and singular the kindred and
..rcGit, of the TreSvant Gregory, de-
castd, that they he and appear before
,up. in The Conrt of Probate. to be lie Il
at Union G. H., South CMo ina, on tic
l3rd day of Feh., next, after pull cat on
hereof, at II O'Clock in the forenoon. to
bow cause, if any they have, why the
Said Administration .hou not lie
.ran!Cd.
Given III der my hand and seal this
-lh day Of Feb, Anno ID, mini, 1000.
JASON N. GREER,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 0 III day Of Feb. 1900,
in The Union Times. G-2t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
G me Valentine C,u,ps Cr;n,.

CHARLESTON, w. Va Feb. IA C R
Stewart grocer, dici this morninc.
from the effects OF a shot fred by his
son, Louis, aged 70 Tho son, who is
in jail. says ho was protecting his
mother from an assault Iuaie on ber
last night 10y his father. Stewart had
received au o;feus V, comic valentine.
ami had accused his wife 0t having sent
1t. Shs denied the accusation and h.
attempted TO a>sau.t her, when tho sou
fred twice and infi;icd the fat.l
yYCuulG.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Typnoiist at Einnrv

o%FoEp' Ga.' Fob. IA Though it
n"y not be known Emory numbets
fEiong its students one of the b,s. bvr
E"usta in local circles, Mr.. Walter =
Shppey OF Plains. Ga. When Pro>
dea5 Oownan kindly gave tie p.vrbni
oey honr 10 MIR. Slap@ey to d dsplav b;s
Ia eats tho performance proved vern
IN 'eres!lng, Mr.. Slappey koeping sew.
er!i OF the students under his com plets
control throughout The hour
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
- ympin CfIic Iectures

olANFoRD UNIVERSITY. Cal Feb. a.
Lieutenant Communion Cslkirs ~
olympia fame lectured here last night
ms subject being "Crom Wells Quest of
Colonial Empire" Although The PHI
lppines were mentioned but once in ,b.
course OF the lecture, Mr.. Calkips msds
IL evident that his subject was an anal.
o&ops case: The officer is evidently NOT
III iavor OF expansion, although he was
conservative in his remarks. "'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Nu,cs FOR he Trnnsvaal.

Fort WORTH, Tex, Feb. IA ship
ment o! 400 mules from hero for the
British government. to bs used in the
Bocr war in Africa. has just been
made, making u total of 1000 head
10000 mules rave1tvjS ,faitib9 b,Ji sha; rs fully
Africa from Texas since the war com.
menced The British government has
paid nearly $500 OOo for these animals
Laying ID still going on under the di.
rectiou OF Captain Smith, an cxpert
veterinary surgeon.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
y drich ,f Ainb IN Scut.I.

WAsHGNGTON. Fub. "a Tho hons, IN.
day entored upon tho consideration O.:
the executive. Legislative aud judicial
appropriation bill. Before Mr.. Hemin.
way OF Indiana, who va. in cbarp, of
s--..NH. ,A-1 As -srr-s sAa-rapert- th,
con con ~ ps,eu @ eiection case o: Alirich YER.
sus Robbins. from tho F.urtb AI,ha.s.. ei
district. was submitted. Tho mojnr;,.
reportei In favor OF tho contestant onI
The minority in favor of the sittina
membsrS A''aHs
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Ri0ting La Martin ulc

PORT DE FRANCE, Martinique, Fab
IA mob of rioters yesterday at Ri.
we're SaIiee re e'used to hear Senator
hnlght, who is favorably disposed 70.
ward their cause. AT midnioht ,ho
plantations OF La Cacotte and Cbar,
piRny were set fire TO News has heer
received here from Paris announcina q
mat the garrison is to be rein forced ana
her way here. 80 III
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Mnssachus.tts Mills CIos.d

fIrcHBURG, Mass, Feb II The
Hood in Fi'chburg and vicinity with
the heavy rain on Monday and Tuesday
mas decreased. Most OF tho trains vera
unable to run today owing to the do
age by water. The Pulliam Maobinerv
company lost from $4,000 to SIb Oo6
Two OF the Park Hill gingham mills
ana the machinery works of Ivor. John'
son com pany' and many other plants
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Citation to Kindied and Creditors.

Safe of South Carolina,
County of Union.
BY JASON NJ. GREER. ESQ, PROBATE
JUDGE.
WIZ reas. l.. p. Jeter has ade suit
70 me 10 grant him Letters of Admins
tration on the estate and eff, cts OF Jane
IL. Jeter, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
cIt ditors Of the said Jan Q III. Jeter de-
ceased. that they be and appear before
zoe. in the Court of Irobate, to he held
ut Union G. II South Carolina, ON the
a3rd day of Feb, next, after puolicatlop
.e,oof, at il o'clock in the forenoon, to
SLOW cause, if any they have, why re
:, ,-;a I'D, a Administration should not ro
Given under my hand and seal this
9th day of Feb, Ammo Domini, 1900.
| JASON NJ. GREER,
Probate Judge.
Pullishtd on The OH day of Feb.
1900. in The Union Times. GIT.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
NOTICE.

All persons having business con.
nected with the Water Works or
Electric Lights will call at office of
the Commissioner in the Bank Build
ing at The top steps Bachelor street
entrance.
we have placed Mr.. l.. G. Young
n chnrse and any business left with
aim Will have prompt attention.
Phone No. 50. L. NJ. FARR
Chairman.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16

>>up Arc we to be carried around In
th>vest pocket Of cowardly compina
tiothN New York City?
"Nw, why are these things SO!
The Nanswer is simply. we nave
king F<ty years ago cotton was k,ng.
Cotton VIZ dethroned. Today OIL 10
king. The >resident of the Standara
oil Is king of Nnerica, not in name. as ous
in fact. He haAno title. but his power
Is absolute and uAouestioned."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
SnlvAtiom Army AnnLunrsn.

NEW YORK, Feb ii The Salvatio,
Arny celebrated its twentio;h annivcr.
sary of its establishment in the IJui,ed
States by a large.y attended meeting in
O'iheS!o nail last night. William. the
only son or Commander and Consul
Booth. Tucker, was publicly dodio.taa
to God and the army. 0''ou
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
FIREMAN and BraReInun Cru,ha,

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. Feb. u At o.e.,
e.'rN 'h's morning westbound throyy,,
freight on the Western North CoroIin'
ROAD rem into heavy l,nisrido
o'acK mountain. 1he onrino y,,1, ,'i''1I 'i'ai
turned Adam Jetfrles. fj-e;,,,,, :
Porte" Nichols. hrakemar. we "a, aihu
uhter it 3rd cru he'd 10 death Ish'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Notice cf Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
cxanina ion for cert licates of Qualifica-
icn in the public schools of Union cOun-
" Will lc hell at the Cou.t House on
friday, Feb 23rd, 1919, tomme, eng ut
. Il. III Applicants should provide them
selves with lega! cap paper and pencil.
For further information, address,
d. i. FAINT, Co. Supt. Ed,
2t. Union, 5. &.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
R"c"ivri's Statement F.yor.h,,

COLUMBIA, s. g.. Feb l4-Tbe rs.
ceiver for the Commercial aud Farmers. /.
bank of Rock Hill. which suspended
rep. g. made statement today show.
,ng the reserves were $lB7, 600 and the
liabilities. including capital stock. do
pos ~ and bills PAYABLE and a surplus
o. $500. were the same amount so
aot one dollar will bs lost w
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
H!g stock OF CantId,,o

i-N"SFlElD' > G.. Feb. l2.-Ruroor
says tAat tho new county of Saluda viii
take 'he cake when it comes 70 ,ha
huMher OF candidates that will bo =,
sho h"h THIS year. Fo. sherifY sbo s,
.h9fe VIII DO ~ cand dates in tba foi'i'
ipr c"'oner Is; for state senator II. to,,
o.o nonSe o. representatives. 33 and ali
o'her oiilces Ill the sarae proportioy
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Notice of Election.

Dispenser aud Clerk for Union dispcn-
-ary will be elected on the 2 lIh day "f
Ma CHI Applications must I've filed with
the undersigned, ou, or before Saturday,
Nasch 3rd, 1900.
L. NJ. WHITLoCK,
81. Chairman Co. Bd. Control.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
n H'S toS9"' Trunsnct!o,

"bs''R2' >. Q. Feb. "a sais of
I.CO' pa:eS OF cotton b. tho Nev n ,rr,.
""r.AoaSe company TOO. MGR, Ho n,,,.
oieahs the record here Ior tho ;.,rg,.,.
s.hEI' transaction in tho staple 81,
cehta "as paid ali round ana bn
announced to upwards o! S61 0,r, No 3D."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
State Conyentjouor,

- Mb'A'0' y, feb. o A Tul. nee..
ing o. tho state ltepuJ.i:an exc cp,,,a
committee hera orGsred stat, ,nv..,,Y
t5oh 20 eiecS eleg0 tss o meet NJ, rcb ~
= ifesiieht Mckinley wa. ssr,r civ -
1.rs@H oy rs soiu.icn, s. was his aGmj''
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
W"shoutsin NV YoJ-

NHTrHaLL N. Y, Feb. 14-Tbe
water III Lake Champlain is foot
a. oYe the highest mark ever recorded
L',fN a!o Numerous washoLtJ ON tan
Delaware and Hudson road.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
DR.. G. W. AUSTELI.

Physician and Surgeon,
Oilers his professional services to
the people of Union. Office in Bank
building. Leave calls at Un;on
Drug 20. store or ring up Phone No.
~ for prompt service.
1541.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
Notice to Taxpayers
of Union County.

l will be at the following places as
designated below TO assess all person
III property:
Union, Jan. 1st to Jan. 9Th, 1900.
Vest Springs, Jan. 29,h, :"
Gibbs, Linder's Store, Jan. 30, -"
Cross Keys, Jan. 3lst, :"
s,edalia, Feb. lst, -"
Goshen Hill, Feb. 2nd, ........"
Iochhart Mill, Feb. 9Th, :"
Adamsburg, Feb. G.h. -"
krlton, Feb. 7th, :"
Jonesville, Feb. Sth, :"
Union, Feb. 9th and 10Th, :"
Carlisle, Feb. 18th. :"
Santuc. Feb. 18th. ="
Will be at Union to the 2Oth of Feb.
when the time expires for making re-
turns. All who fail to make their
returns in the said time that Is fixed
by law will be charged 50 per cent.
penalty. JOHN G.. FARE.
oo-2-2o: Auditor.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-16
We MUST DESTROY
OR Be DESTROYED
Says New York Speaker at
Antitrust Conference.
sTANDARD OIL OCTOPUS
The Giant Evil rf Am rric --tAre Wo
TO Ec Cnvr;,d Around Ia tn" Vest
Pocket Of u Cownrdiy Combination
-uf- NV z I x I!.r ''

Chicago, Feb. IA AT no session to-
dey of tho ANTITRUST conference calieo
by tho American antitrust league, MIR.
Edward Z. Jennings Of New York spoke
-, &c f,tiln.rS,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
MEMBERSHIPS DELEGATION.
LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES, TO REPUBLI-
CAN NATIONAL CONVENTION

The complete list of the New-Jersey delegates
and alternates TO the National Republican Con-
vention, to be held at Philadelphia June 49, is
follows:
Delegates ,Large-United States Senator Will
lam ]. Sewell, Governor Foster NJ. Voorhees,
State Committee, and Barker Gummere. Alter
Williams Edward w. Woolley
Ist District Delegates-John II. Moore William
j. Bradley. Alternates-Morris Davis L. E. Hollis
lid District-William S. Hancock, Samuel w
Belden. Alternates-C. Edward Murray, Lewis T
Bryant.
lid Dstrict-Oliver H. Brown Frederick P
Olcott. Alternates-Andrew S. Church, George H.
Tce
WITH District-George S Morris, Nathan II. Hart
Alternates-J. E. Fulper, Charles n. Reading.
With District-Sheffeld Phelps William Barbour
Alternates-Thomas r. Watson. Franklin Granlitz
With Dstrict-Robert w. Hawkesworth, Leslie D.
Ward. Alternates-John H. Palmer. George Doug
lass.
With District-Flavel McCIce. Edward NJ Wat
son. Alternates-W A. Schell Henry ]. Lemmer.
With District-Charles J. Fisk. George f. De
Camp. Aternates-H. L. Allen, John Eastwood.
The headquarters of the New-Jersey delegation
will be at the Hotel Lafayette in Broad-st.. where
entire floor has been engaged for the week of
the convention General Sewell will be the leader
of the delegation, and the coming convention will
be the eighth National Convention in succession
that he has attended delegate. 1t is expect
ed that he will be member of the Committee on
Resolutions and will therefore have active
voice in the making of the platform.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
foreclosure Sales.
CUPREME COURT, County of New Yorl


SUPREME COURT, County of New Yorr.-In
STATES rfs MoRTaRGE MoissF % AND TRGsT coMPASy as
stituted Trustee under the Last WIZ ana Testament Of
real property the estate of said Matthew Byrnes de-
ceased. 80
above entitled proceeding and bearing date
m e SAID E oqer named will sell at public auction al the
New York Real Estate sales Rooms No III Broadway
Tuesday 2nd ID day Of Nay o at twelve ee9f &
premises by said order to be sold and therein de-
York with the buildings thereon bounded and described
Avenne distant "a feet 8A inches southery
SIDE ID ns Of and nns
eastery parallel with Twenty ninth Street 90 feet thence
an inch: thence westerly parallel with Twenty-nnth
80 feet the eastery side Of "a, Third M Avenue and
IA and Y OF an inch to the point Of besnnng
New Wy York With the buildings thereon bounded and de-
of the westerly side of with northery
side Of street 81 a1a n thence no.sh
rarity through the centre Of party wall snf parallel with
parallel with Third Avenue n feet Thirty seventh
Street and thence southeastey along said street ~ feet
Ahso ALL that plot tn. City County
New York with the buildings thereon bounded and de-
BEGINNING point on the northwe:terly side Of
ner formed by the nothweStery side
Third Avenue with the norheastery side OF Thirty
Third Avenue Is feet; thence northwestery partly
through the eeEre OF party wall and parallel with
parallel Third 25 thence southeasteriy
h shf street 50 feet 70 the place Of
Also ALL plot Of in the City and County
New York with the buildings thereon bounded and de-
BEGINNING al a point in the westerly side of Third
Avenue distant so feet norhsy from the intersection Of
New-York tribune., 1900-05-22
foreclosure Sales.
Washington

sssnnns known BY street number sN washinssS,
s of par, ses.nins a. POI point on ne no ~ sT
5S as 10 ga Pearl s which P.n Is s1s % 9S %
corner formed by the intersection OF the s
thence nnins northeas,ey along Pearl street, twenty
ssrse nav zee, 20 point which The centre OF party wal
npon the premises now or formerly known as No ri
!tsouxh me centre o. said wan ninety feet inch;
inches northwsseriy along said premises now o.
and Sven Non 9sha as - No 20 Tss street ssynlRs n rss'
Being the formerly 2ss Pear
No 20 pearl street boundel N 'front.' by PEAR
siss brown the ground lately belong
as 'o N Whl5s and wss;eTy b. 10: of ground s1s
n breadth IN front twenty feet in the resr twenty fss
feet SIX inches and westerly side one
sac q From, di.an, one sand-sd
saserly of Beeknan Front streets; rannins
nence sontheas,eriy and nearly ~ right angles wiz
or formerly known No 2Is street seventy
or formerly known No loe south thence
line nearly parallel with FrOr,
formerly known as No a2s From .ree thssse n nSr o.
westsriy on line nearly asrallel with the arss
Front street seventy feet and inches o me south
,he .a & Q, o. Snss s s S:b =
the pace q beginning with and subject wali'
sy naser 22i Front street B-sinnin.
distant hundred feet fou. inches
man and Eron, streets running thence
easerly line OF premises formerly al
Fron inches northwesteriy
street thence northeastery line nearly parallel with
Front street ard alorg the line ot said
known No 10 South street sixteen feet nine inches
ns hncs 9 ana RSw @ a' ns Ge s
schermerhorn's land parallel with mentioned
ne feet eleven inches the southeastery
side o Front street. thence southweserly along the said
side OF Front feet inches the place
Of beginning With and subject party walls on the
and northeasterly Sides by street
number Dob Front street.
Dated. New York. April 3oth. 1900.
PETER r.. OI.NEY, Referee.
Wells. WadO & snedeker Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. ~
Nassau-st. New-York City. William II
Various Deft,. 25s Froadway New YORK Cisy