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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13
A Victory for Education.

a quarter Of century, or even
a decade, is long time to wait fol
needed reform, but tbs better
late than never, and future genera
tions will rise and call the present
School Board blessed for having
cut loose at last from the ancient
landmarks and taking a most ad-
vanced position along educational
lines, by the election Of a profess
sional Superintendent of public
schools. The people will now have
an opportunity of making a com
parison between the old, wasteful
j method Of handling the school
funds in our parish and the con-
templated intelligent management
Of the public schools.
Prof. L. ]. Alleman, the newly
elected Parish Superintendent OF
Education, is well GU Allied by edu-
cation and training to fulfill the in
tricate and responsible duties of
School Superintendent, and there
is cause for sincere qualification liz
the fact that the SCHOOLS of the par
ish will hereafter be conducted in
accordance with the most approved
principles and methods, and nota-
bic Improvement in the educational
advancement Of the school children
is bound to follow as natural con-
sequence.
The Advertiser congratulates the
people Of Lafayette upon the i'm
portant innovation to be inaugu-
rated in the educational affairs of
the parish, and the Police Jury is
entitled to the thanks Of the peo-
pie for the enlightened view it has
taken Of this subject by making
specia! appropriation Of $500 to
assist the School Board to engage
the services Of a competent profess
sionalr Superintendent Of Educa-
tion.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

Mrs. c. Williams is in Cypre.
mort, visiting relatives
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

Torian formerly night ticket
agent, is now replacing freight
agent Mabry,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

Andre Hcbert. formerly in the
yard service, has been transferred
to the East Local.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

--Asbestine is the up-to-date paint,
everybody buys it.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

Fourteen Apache Indian youths
passed through here on No. g..
Thursday afternoon on their way
home, they have been attending the
Indian College at Carlisle, Penn.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

One OF our passenger engineers.
it is said, bears a striking resem-
blance to Dom Paul Kruger. that
is, when he lets his whiskers grow.
SWlTcHMAN,
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

-Onezime Mouton is holding the
night ticket office down at present.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

Sam Jones, the Evangelist passed
through on No. 10, last Thursday.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

William Lindsay will give you
rates, any route to the Pan Ameri-
can.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1901-07-13

We learn with regret that Miss
Quintilla Morgan, daughter Of Mr..
| A. A. Morgan is very sick. The
Advertiser wishes her speedy re-
covery.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
foreclosure Sales.

ACT for he laying out opening ana cOsing Of streets
anu avenues IN the Town Of Morrisana. passed
NAY 10. icos with The Northwesterly Franklin
Avenue, thence running along the South
~,sstery siie Or lots Numbers aforesaid
20 & H J9n thence sOuthwesterIy along the land
~. Jon Elchler and parallel with Fulton Avenue
TIE sn ah twenty feet thence southeastery through
- OF lots Numbers III said IN
Straight line hundred and nnetv-three feet 70
es'erIy SIDE OF Franklin thence North
-. L s-os ue Northwestery side OF Franklin Avenus
point or ana t%enty-sx feet and six inches 20 the
Pace OF beginning. be the said distances and
- ErIs more or less reference being had the side
s. 1875. a. 'Ne ssiAs eAis'ed pIiot ." "aiO"
70 whatever rights the Mayor Aldermen and
or the City II New York have acquired
re opehlns or widening OF Franklin Avenue Being
e-,sr iInlSes heretofore conveyed Katharine En-
ana SaSoo Segel Executor, etc. BY deed dated
20 - NSuSd March 4. 1891 Office OF the Register
I ule lily and County New York in Liber / section
SonVeyances. f6T.
Ddtsu. New York February fst 1901.
Drvo r>,---- DANIEL p. INGRAHAN. Referee.
DCER q RAUERDORF. ATTORNEYS for Platnti~
1-IIS broadway. New York city.
- ne IoloWlng IL a diagram property o
as described above -
East 16oh Street
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
RACQUETS.
MACKAY. ROLAND AND POTTER THE
WINNERS YESTERDAY IN THE
TOURNAMENT

Three games were played IN the annual racquet
championships al the Racquet and Tennis Club
yesterday Probably the most interesting match
OF the day was the game between Clarence II.
Maekay. OF this city. and Payne Whitney. Of Bos-
ton. Whitney took the lead az the start and. show
ing excellent service. the arst game by the
score OF Is 10 r. Mackay then settled down his
work and captured the next three games. the
second and third rather easily. The final game
was won hy Mackay after an exciting rally which
evoked frequent applause from the spectators
The other matches we're between Mortimer Patton.
OF this city. and Austin Potter. OF Boston. Patton
captured the first game, l5-ll. and lost the second
ny me same score reversed. Potter improved IN
the fourth and NTH games and the match.
9. c Clark. Jr-. OF Boston. was the third man from
AeE-England 10 taste the dust % defeat He met
r T. ROLAND. OF Quebec and was beaten after a
contest lasting through five games. During the
nrst three games Clark's service good. but the
pace appeared 10 be too fast for him toward the
close Summaries
Whitney .............-.......l 3 IL
Referee-F. f. ROLAND. Marker-George Staining.
ltolland II - 15
Marker-David Gardiner
Patton u u 10
I'oti II u 10
Marler-DaNtd Gardiner
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
GOLF.
ENTRIES FOR OPEN TOURNAMENT AT
LAKEWoOD-"WILLIE-' SMITHS NEW
RECORD-NOTES

The fact that Lakewood escaped the snow OF
Sunday night IS added indication Of the success
OF the open tournament 10 begin on the Country
Club links this morning. The course is compara-
lively clear except for occasional patches Of snow
and no difhcuty will be experienced IN running of
the qualifying round The ground has been sanded
near the putting greens 10 insure a safe approach
for the balls and with fine weather the days play
should bring out capital scores Secretary William
A. Hamilton expects a large field OF New-Yorkers.
and among those already entered are Daniel
Chauneey. John Lsrkin. Jasper Lynch. J. r. Max
well ir- Lawrence Embree. c. H. Robbins A II.
Larkin, Thomas ". Pearsau ]. J. Manning. z.
Robbins Walker, T. p. KimbaIl. Colonel George B.
Watson, Bruce Price r. 7. T. Fiske and Malcolm
Littlejohn on Saturday there is 10 be a special
handicap OF eighteen holes medal play. with prizes
for the best gross and net scores Entries should
be made 10 Mr. Hamilton before Friday evening. at
Lakewood
Willie" Smith, the ex-champion. has been having
rather the best OF the he and David Bell, of
Midlothian. are making OF the Southern California
INKS AT Pasadena Smith defeated c. f. Orr the
California champion. 3 up and . to play. Orr and
oNell another local amateur OF note, were too
much for Bell. and the best ball won up and to
play smith fairly romped away from Craven and
Daniels beating their best ball 5 up and to play
Al Santa Barbara Smith played Bell I'm an eigh-
teen hole match, and not only defeated him but
estabished new record OF 90 for the course. The
the Del Monte links az the tournane1t 5lrranged
for the various clubs of Central California giving
Robert b; Kerr. secretary OF the United states
6ot Association, has completed the list of clubs
making application for next years champonships
and expects to make il public to-day. II Is under
meeting, RaltusroI for the women's and -. An
Dave, Hunter. The Baltusrol professional who
Is spending the winter al the St Augustine links
has defeated Harry" Reddie. the local profes-
sional, by up In an exhibition match. The medal
scores were; Hunter -; Reddie. -.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SUPREME COURT. County of New York

Charles Simpson. PLAINTIFF. against Joseph j. BrOugh
and others defendants.
pursuar Judgment % foreclosure duly
entitled sction bearing
The Threth dav % January 1901 the undersigned
the referee n The sad Judgment named will sell public
auction. The New York Real Estate Salesroom. No.
III Broadway in the Borough q Manhattan. IN the city
- New York the TWentyhr day OF February. 1901
premises dlre-ted said judgment
E1if and therein described follows:
All those certain lots parcels % lard situate In the
ertysecont Ward % the city of New York Borough OF
Manhattan. and bounded AMI described as follows:
the Southery line Of SiTty-hfh Street
Avenue thence running Southerly and parallel with
Eleventh one hundred feet i've inches 20 the
of block. Westerly parallel with
SXry-ffth Ffryseven feet ant one-hah inches
NeU York Central and fIudson River Rail
along tie Ire q lands o. said Railroad
me Souhe-y line sixty ffth Street thence along the
Sslsh-flv said street E1stery Eghty-four feet
inches the place % begnnn Being the same
premises fhe sad Joseph J. Broughton by
Charles Simpson wife by deed bearing Gate with
rs4 u-1rtgaEe and Intended Re recorded simults
se-re part of purchase for said conveyance
subject nevertheless agreement relating %
retaining westerly SIDE % sad premises
Charles simpson and the New York Central
Railroad Company. dated January 10Th
February 18th iS90 N IAher 9i Of CON
u4,ei Ssw York. so'A January 1901.
poRFp- 4 y DAYTON.
Attorney f1r plaintiff if3 Broadway. Borough ot Manhat
tan. % Sew York
The following diagram of the property 20 Be sold
estes
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
YACHTING.
FREDERICK T. ADAMS ELECTED COM
MODORE OF THE LARCH-
MONT CLUB.

The annual meeting of the Larchmont Yacht Club
,ss held last evening at Delmonico's. Commodore
postley presided. There was a large attendance OF
members The prizes won last year were displayed
and greatly admired.
The treasurer's report showed that the club was
,n GOOD condition financially The secretary report
Cd that there were as6 yachts IN the feet. that
seventv-tNo new members had been elected and
ave reinstated There had been twenty-seven res
iFnations and eleven deaths.
The trustees reported that the club had six hun
6red regular members fifty life members and sew
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

NEW YORk, ITVfnE NhNInks
t,n against William EndeHann 81 ar Sia ,I.
Judgment Foreclosure and sale culy
made ana entered in above entitled action ueaIns
Ssfe ,h ab daV of January. 1901, ]. the Undersigned
the Referee IN said judgment named VIII sell N one
parcel AZ Public Auction the New YORK feal
salesroom No III Broadway. in the Borough OF
haitian City York, on the zotn DAY OF UtI!3
arv noon. that day, by
NJ Ryan Auctioneer premises directed ny sau luas
All that certain plot piece or parcel OF @ ana stuae
YORK (formery IN the town OF Morrisania County OF
Westchester Of New York; being part o. tns
lots the Numbers ITO shd III
Map Map the Village OF Morrlsanla MADE
by Andrew FtndaIy. Surveyor. dated West Farms. Au
gust To- 1s4s and nIed IN the Office OF tne Register or
Westchester County White Plains, ana oouhlsd ana
described as follows: Beginning point on tho North
westerly side Franklin distant TWO nuned ano
feet Souherly from formed oy the IN
tersecon Southwestsry side OF One hundr-f and
sirty-nintb Street a. The sam. Is laid under IAN
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
>.Ew YoRK srPREME CoURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-Ge0rge Frederick Victor. Plain
against d. Butler and others Defendants
In pursuance a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
dly made ente. ed the above-entltled action,
bearing date 23d day OF January. 1901 the under
signed the Referee In said Judgment named. will sch
room No III Broadway, the Borough OF Manhattan.
civ OF the 2Sth OF February, 1901,
at O'clock noon. that day. by William NJ. Ryan,
Auctoneer premises directed by said Judgment to
be and therein described follows: All those
four pieces. parcels OF land situate.
of Manhattan In City state OF New York, and
bounded and described follows, 10 wit: Beginning
AZ a point the southery side OF One Hundred and
Fifteenth distant seventhve C5i feet westerly
rom formed By the intersection or the
southerly sid OF Hundred and Fifteenth street
ami westerly side ~ broadway Cormerly the Boue
thence soutnery and parallel with Broad
NAV the Boulevard) hundred (lOol feet
sn5 eleven the line OF the block
batween one Hundred and reenth and One Hundred
thence westerly along the centre
line of the block and parallel with One Hundred and
Feenth Street hundred 00o1 feet; thence north
erlv and again parallel with Broadway formerly the
re side OF One Hundred and Fifteenth
Sfret and thence eastery southerly side OF
0ns Hundred Fifteenth Street one hundred QOol
feet place of beginning being the same
whtch conveyed 70 the said Jacob ID.
R,fier bv George Frederick Victor and wife by deed
TO secure the payment OF part OF the purchase money
OF said premises -.
natea New York February Sth 1901
A'''u - HENRY r. n STAPLER. Referee
McCREERY. Attorney for Plaintiff. ll9 Nassau
Street Borough Manhattan. New York City -
is diagram Of the property 10 De sold
described above
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
foreclosure Sales
Nos. s7-S9-9i JACKSON mn

Nos. S7-S9-91 JACKSON STREET.~New
York Supreme Court County os New York New York
Security and Trust Company, PLAINTIFF Pbiif1
Mooc 81 al defendants-ln pursuance % judgment OF
foreclosure and sale duly made
entitled action. and bearing day OF
1900 l. the undersigned Referee
Vii sell in one parcel at public auction the New York
Real Estate Saesroom. No. Ill Broadway
of Manhattan City Of New York Thursday. the 2sth
Gay or 1901. twelve day
ny william ~ Ryan auctonesr premises described in
said judgment follows: All those two certain lots
pieces parcels % land. buildings improve
ents tnereoa erected situate lying ard being in the
seventh Ward OF the City Of and bounded and
orioed as follows: Beginnins at the corner formed by
intersection OF with
the westerly side running
eriy along the fifty
thence nOrhery parallel Jackson eghyf0ur
feet and six inches thence sastery and parallel with
south street fifty feet said westerly side OF Jack
son Street and thence southe along the said westerly
side OF Jackson
the point place o beginning
Dated. New York. February !. 1901.
GDO G BIAANKE. Referee
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys PLAINTIFF. 81 Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
The following is diagram Of the property referred TO
In the foregoing notice OF
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

~ New York franklin g. Lord and Lucus IT, Beers
g. trustees etc Plaintiffs against Henry j. McCiuckin
ana others Defendants In pursuance ~ Judgment OF
Trssirc AND sale made and entered In The above
en-d action bearing date the seventh day OF February
100, 49,. und.rSf ered- Referee said Judgment
naraed Public Auction at The New YORK Rea
Estate sales Room No III Broadway IN the borough
Manhattan city n New York on TUESDAY me IweiIen
dav of March 1901 II O'Clock noon on tnat cay Dy
Pbiltn A Gmyth Auctioneer the premises directed oy
satS Judgment 10 be sold therein described as fo
piece OF parcel OF ind Win
he dwelling thereon. situate, living ana nsins IN e
Citv o. New York bounded and described as fot-
lows viz Beginning at certain point on the nrtheIy
sI. of one Hundred Twentieth street distant Two
hundred and and inches westerly rom t
n1rbwesterIy corner sad and Fourth Avenue
and running thence westWardly along the nortne'y
81 said street feet. eight inches; thence lot
with said avenue one hundred teet ad
eleven inches; parallel with said strr
sixtesn eight inches and thence south"ar-iy
wit hundred feet and eleven
inches to the point place OF beginning The eastery
and side walls OF said dwelling house are party
walls.
EDWARD j. MCGUIRE. Referee.
HENRY DE FOREST BALDWIN, Attorney for flain-
tns Office Postorice Address. No. 10 BroadWay'
New York CITY. .
The following a diagram % the property 20 Re sold
described above the number being No 81 East
I20th Street -, 60,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

.N\ew-fork. Charles C. Sloane and William Sloane
PIaihtins, against Frances Karban. al DEFENDANTS
In pursuance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale duIy
aue ana entered In the above-entted action bearing
Iate the l3th day Of February l. undersigned
e ieferee in said Judgment named sell at public
suction az the New York Real Estate Saesroom No III
broadway IN :he Borough Of Manhattan. CITY OF New
1orK on the sth day of March. 1901 ocl0ck noon
or that day by Philip Smyh auctioneer the prei.es
directed BY said Judgment sold. therein de-
scribed as follows All that lot piece parcel
OF land situate lying and being Borough Man
NATHAN CITY County and State Of
and described follows: Beginning a a point the
southerly side OF West ThtTy-fth
hundred and fifty $500 feet westerly from corner
Formed by the Intersection Of the southsry side Of Thirty
fifth street with avenue and
running thence s0uhery and parallel with
and part of the distance through party
the front and OF said premises ninetyeight
nine inches tS II. in) thence westerly parallel
with Thrty-ufth twenty feet: thence
northerly and parallel with Seventh ninety-eght
feet nine inches 9S IT, inl said sOutherly Of
Thrtyhfth and thence easerly along said south
erly side Of Thirty fifth twer'y five (25)
the place OF beginning The above ropsry sold
subject agreement with chimney
hues In westerly wall. recorded IN Lber 1441 OF
veyances ~ page 317.
Dated. New York. February Il 1901.
SAMSON LACHMAN Referee
Murphey Metcalf. Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs IS Wall
street. Borough Of Manhattan York City
The following is diagram OF the property sold
described above the number being 23S West
S5Ih street
9r.b
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
RACING.
UNLUCKY DAY AT NEw-oRLEANS.
RACE AND BETS DECLARED OFF. AND
THE HORSE OWNERS AND TRAINERS
SUSPENDED

New-orleans, Feb, S,-Upon rurors which
reached the stewards prior 20 the race as well as
upon the performance OF the several starters In
the steeplechase the race and all bets were de-
clared on after the horses had finished. and the
horses Miss Ransom Don Clarencio, Lizzie Kelly
Terry Ranger and Divertissement, together with
their owners trainers and Jockeys were suspended
pending investigation. Lizzie Kelly who finished
first by eight lengths. backed from tens 20
sevens. The prompt action OF the stewards gave
well Backed Second Choice prcbabiy oaTiea f' ost tt
OF the money in his race The summaries
FIRST RkcE-ssIing. SIX turlonEs
TIE bronze Demon, 55oT1niyi Is to ana to l..
Time-l.l5
Lit,le Duchess II Bell. of Egin Inuenao Plata lake
Fonso Miss Golightiy Harry Duke Gsropin ana Aaron
SECOND RAcE-sellnE one ana one-.izt.en,s miles.
ssss g Casey 81 Io siss ssa,t 70 a ana ;,s 70 .;
Ieft bower 100 (sichsels) : 70 -. .......... 2
T!me-igs.
,,ISts King EkSooa BsTf Dsyts Nsss, Eimoran, Lazy
THIRD RAcE-steepleeha-. handicap short oours.
.sf Kiss Rsssar Esg iIe 1ss dTs 5T,.4 e - s9e s & 70
Terry RsTssr. Isl dTis1ns1 10 ana
Time-sll
Don csIeneio DiverrtsseHaent. Tommy o'Brien and
FOURTH RAcE-Hanaicap. One mile
aas5 Hoses hs1as ic HodssrS i 9oTs0i .s 9 @ "a az to
skllman IS slack 3 70 -.
Tlme-i.zeE
Chorus Boy. Sir Gstan Thurles LADY CALLAHAN syn-o-
pated Sandy and Jack Adie
FIFTH RAcE-seIing. one mile
N52s1 529 ~ id6 8'l; coc51a6 I2 E :ns % 20 an.
Juanetta, III CHInkneldl. 70 oi......--.-...... ;
Ttue-l.s3
Island Prince. Harry Preston. Lon Ferguson. T.. W
ana Maggie Young also
SIXTH RACE-selllnE one and sixteenth miles
Bohul. lOs tCochranl. Is 20 and : 20 s s.-.-.- I
Reara, 103 tO'Rrie1l 10 . and 5.-.--....... .
Bequeath. l07 dale. 3
Time -i3is.
star Cotton. little Boy Blue. Fsir Dsceiver Brown
VAL Fan.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
West s6th ST

West S6th ST
The approximate OF the lien charge
isfy which the described property sold.
with thereon the 18th day OF March,
1900 the of 1889 Al paid account together
with the OF the sale The approximate
taxes assessments other liens.
allowed purchaser OF purchase
paid by referee. $ $737.01 interest.
Dated New York. December 26th. 1900.
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee.
The sale Of the abnve described premises Is hereby
adjourned Thursday. January 24h. 1901 at the
hour and place.
Dated New York January 17th 1901
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee
lord DAY a lord. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 10
Broadway. " y. City.
The sale OF ths above described premises is hereby
further adjourned till Tuesday February 5th lso at the
hour and Dlace-
Dated New York January 24th. 1901 - -
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee
LORD DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 10
Broadway y. Y City.
sale OF the above described premises Is hereby
further adjourned till Friday February sSh lsol at tns
same hour and place. - -
Dated New York. February 5th, 1901
GEORGE ". ELLIS. Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No I'D
Broadway y Y. City
The sale OF the above described premises Is hereby
further adjourned till Friday. February lon lso ~ ths
Dated New York. February SIN 1901
LORD. DAY LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. NO iNo
y. Y City
The the above prenises hereby fur
adjourned till Thursday. March I'm i AZ 'ne SAWS
and place.
pated New York February IS. 1901
LORD. DAY a LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 10
BroAax =. 0sAnU.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
cRIcKETEPs ELEcr OFFICERS

A. the annual meeting ~ tho Essex County
Cricket cub The following officers were elected for
the ensuing season; President. " IT, Findon vice
president. J. r Dunn. treasure J. y Flannery,
corresponding secretary. ". Levy; financial secre-
tary. ". Reilly: captain. s Morton; vice-captaln.
". Q. Turton: committee. Y. Q. Turton =.
Spatcher ". Lane and ~. Radclir. trustees w g
Turton. o + Keachln and +. Godfrey. The club
has secured permission from the Park Commission
ers 10 play In Branch Brook Park between Fifth
and Bloomfield aves-, Newark An application mas
been rled FOR admission 10 the NrW-NOrk Cricket
Association, and most successful season Is eN-
VeCred.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

~ New York.-Josepha NJ. Young. a cxecutrix. &c.
piafntn against Cornelius n. Tallman and another. de-
PENDANTS In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosurs and
sale duly entered in the above entitled action
30h day Of March. 1900, l. the un
dersgned said Judgment named. will sell az
the New York Real Estate Salesroons.
No Broadway. the Borough of Manhattan. City OF
York Thursday. the nth day OF January. IDOL
II o'clock noon on that day. by William kennelly
auctonee premises directed by said Judgment 70 hs
sold therein described as follows; All that certain
ground with the building thereon erected situate In
the Twelfth Ward of the City Of New YORK now known
and designated Twelfth Ward OF the Borough OF
Manhattan the s0uhery side of street.
point on southerly line Of seventh street dis
4n ve hundred from the point formed
bv the intersection westerly line OF Eighth
nov known Park WesD with the southery hns
Ninety thence running southeriy
aIIel with westerly line Of Eighth avenue (now known
WssD and OF the way through
hundred feet thence westerly parallel With
the souhery Ninetyseventh street. twenty feet.
parallel with the westerly line of Eighth
avenue (now Central Park Westl and part OF
wal a party wall. hundred feet to ths
Ninetyseventh street: and thence east
sOuheTy line OF Nnety seventh street.
the OF beginning. The land arected
said Instrument Les in section in block 1887
on the Land Map OF the City OF New York.
Dated York. December 26th. 1900
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee
LORD DAY & LORD. Attorneys for PlaintH, once and
Ofhce address. No. 100 Broadway. Manhattan
York Cirv.
following a diagram Of the property 20 be sods
its street number is No 81 West Nnety-seVenth streets