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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-01-04

CARLTON, January miss Jessie Evans. OF
Aberdeen, has returned home after spending
the holidays with the Misses Briney, Linden
Grove"
Miss Matte Snow, of Havre dc Grace, and
MIR. Oliver Hughes, and sister. Miss Kate. OF
Aberdeen, spent part of the holidays at the
home of Sir. Ambrose Cooley.
A number of friends of Miss Ada Carroll sur
prised her at her home near here last Saturday
evening. Refreshments were served ut a late
hour after which all returned to their homes.
Those present were Misses Ada Carroll. Cora,
stella and Beulah Briney, Jennie Evans, Mamie
and Murrell Evans, Harry Donahoo, Charles
Bremen, Will Spencer. Ollie Cooley, Clyde
Carroll, MIR. Levy, of North Carolina.
Miss Grace Cooley was very pleasantly sur.
prised by her friends at her home, MT. Friend
ship" last Friday eveping. Music and games
were INDUCED in, after which refreshments
were served AT a late hour all returned tC
their homes taking with them many pleasant
memories. Those present were Misses Halle
and Grace Cooley, Kate Hughes, Matte Snow
Jennie Evans, Stella and Beulah Briney, Jessie
Evans Ada Carroll, Mabel and Laura Nc
Gonigall, Garnet Hopkins, Bessie and Laurs
Spencer Margaret Hopkins, Lizzie Bolts, Belva
Ward, Phoebe Gilbert. Messrs. Scott Silver
Amos, Wilson and Ollie Cooley, Oliver Hughes
Gruyson Evans, Charles Drennen, Kennel
Hopkins, Will Spencer, Ray Thompson, George
Drennen, Murrell Evans, Virdin Martin, Lestel
Bolts, Clyde carroll, Reese Gilbert, ward
john and Gilbert Cooley:
MIR. Harry Donahoo, of Baltimore, is spend
ing the holidays at his home near here accom-
panied by his friend, Mr.. Levy, of Nortf
Carolina, SWEET BUNCH OF DAISIES.
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Progressive Euchre.

Miss Bessie Harry entertained progressive
euchre party at her home, near Pylesville, on
New Years evening. Among those present
were Misses jos ard Alice Smithson, Annie
DeRan, Sadie Wilson, Annie Brooks, Rose
Wilson, Hannah Day, Hattie Wilson, Helen
Lort, of Hayre de Grace; Miss Mllers, OF
Portland, Pa; Messrs. Charles Wilson, Gilpin
stubbs, Harry smithson, Clarence Wilson,
Charles Harry, Frank Street,, John Roberts,
} ohn DeRan, James Harry, Oscar Cunning
nam, Archer Wilson, Charles McNabb and
Alonzo Wilson. Those who won prizes were
Miss Bessie Harry and Mr.. John Roberts.
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NEIGH BORHOOD NEWS,
Chrome Hill Items.

CHROME Hill, January Rev. Mr.. Cum
ming, of Baltimore, filed the pulpit Sunday
evening at William Waters Memorial Church
The entertainment held December &c, by the
Cooptown Epworth League, title Christmas
consisted of singing, reading, recitations and
animal drawings.
Mrs. Henry Horn and daughter spent the
holidays in Baltimore.
Mr. Ross Barton who has been spending the
holidays at home, has returned to Baltimore.
SHARP EYES
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Pros, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known +. J. Che
ney for the last Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
tinns made by their firm.
WEST Il TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Ohio.
Druggist, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrah Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the sy stem. Price, 75c. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills ar the best.
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From Pylesyille,

PYLEsvILLE, January 2.-Mr. and Mrs. o. A
Bay, celebrated their filth anniversary by q
wooden wedding last week. About thirty were
present
Mrs Henry Jenkins and family took trip
to Baltimore last week.
The Pylesville Milling Company has received
a new gasoline engine, for their mill.
DIR. Walton a medical student OF Baltimore,
has been visiting Mr.. Harry Smithson. His
home is in Maine.
Messrs. Philip and James Harry and Gran
vile Heaps, spent their vacation with their
parents. JIM GROW.
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ABERDEEN, January 9Th. re were no pub
lie dem onsUra tons here OF the advent oil the
new century except Il union Watcn meeting,
which was held in tine Nj. Il. Church. Inc ser
vice was presided over by the pastor, Rev. H.
W. III. Weech, and 1t sermon based on Psalm
$40 was delivered by Rev. }. Z. Bags, OF
Grace NJ. L. Church South, who spoke with elo-
quence of she crowniGg glory OF God designs
being consummated in the possibilities OF the
life of man whom lie huS inspired with such
lofty attributes. Ere the time for the tolliue
of the momentous hour, the audience had been
carried through Il solemn hour OF vast retro
spection, and with the opening portals OF a
new century was difused burst OF nope ano
great possibilities.
One OF the sad events chronicled in the new
century il the death OF Mrs. Kate e. KEN. wife
of Mr.. John K. Keen, of Spesutin Island, which
occurred on January LIST. Besides her husband,
IL family of nine children are left to mourn the
loss of an ndulgent mother. Deceased Was In
her thirty. seventh year. Funeral services viii
he held in the NJ. Z. Church, Aberdeen, on
Thursday, Sd, at 1.30 =. NJ. lnterment III
Grove Presbyterian Cemetery.
Another wedding took place on January first
at Smiths Chapel, the contracting parties be
ing Miss Florence Z. Mahan, OF Churchville
and Mr.. Willard +. Burroughs, OF ETle, Pa
hev. ]. edwin Amos performed the ceremony
The bride Wore gown OF white satin anu was
attended by three maids aud the groom by fou1
ushQrs. The church was profusely decorated
with Christmas greens and flowers, large bel
Of red roses being suspended from an arch OF
crow foot. The bride is Il daughter OF the late
Wiliia..s Henry Mahan, of Churchville.
The Christmas enuertainmentsin our churches
have now all been held, browning with success
the efforts of our little ones and those who had
them in charge. ,
"The Jew Age of Prophecy" will be tn,
theme of Rev. David Jamison's discourse
in Grove Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Bayard Lee. OF Baltimore, was the guest
of the family of Mr.. William 4. Morgan, Of
this place, several days this week.
The teachers of Aberdeen public school have
all returned from their Christmas vacation ex
cept Miss Helen NJ. Coale, who is still with hel
mother. Mrs. Hannah Coale, who is CRITICAL,
1 i'll at her home at High Point.
Miss Lillian Hanway has returned to he
home here. after having spent part of the holl
| days in Baltimore.
Mr.. George W. Brock visited friends in Balti
| more last Saturday.
| Miss Emma Crawford, of Lee Hall, Virginia
i who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William E. Nor
/ gan, of this place, will return home on Satur
day.
Mr.. William Grant, of New York State, visit
/ ed the family of Rev. David JamIson last week
i Mr.. William Mitchell, OF Detroit, Michigan, i
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Fletcher Raymond, o
| Boothby Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. james W. McGaw, Jr., VIII
| spent part of the holidays here, returned d
| Monday to their home in Philadelphia.
| Mr.. +. X. Asst, of Fountain, Virginia, is t.
L Irlr - \, faF
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Miss Mary Roe gave swatch meeting
social to a few friends at her home, at Forest
Hin, on New Years eve. Among those pres
emit were, Miss BERTHE Roe, of Waibrook, Bal
imore; Miss Ida Wallis, Misses Grace and
Della Tucker Messrs. NJ. Atkinson Reck'
ord, Clyde Spencer, Gilbert BowIey, and
Douglas Hanson, OF Baltimore, and Mr..
Gosnel.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company VIII
Issue clerical Orders for 1901.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces that clerical orders will be issued for
the year 1901 to ordained clergymen having
the line of its road.
Application blanks may be obtained Of ticket
agents. and same should reach the General
Office by December %. so shat ORDERS may he
mailed December 81 10 ciergymcn entitled to
receive them. Orders will be issued only on
individual application of clergymen when
made on blanks furnished by the Company and
certified to by one OF its agents.
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Clerks Office Report.

Clerk Forwood reports the following papers
left for record during the fiscal year ending
December 1, 1900: Deeds, 467; mort
cages, 25S; bills of sale, 13l; magistrates
judgments, 1872; mechanics liens, 4; incorpora
tious, s; agreements, 8; leases, z, rights of
way, 80; power of attorney, 1;inquisitions, Is.
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Notice Of CO-DartnGrSliD

BEL AIR, MD, Jan. l, 1901.
l have this day associated with
me in the hardware business, at
corner Main St., and Port Deposit
Ave-, Bel Air, Nd, w. L. Barnes,
the firm to De known as Hanway
q Barnes.
| desire to thank my many
friends and the public generally
for the manifold favors shown me
in the past, and bespeak for the
new firm continuance of your es-
teemed patronage.
DAVID HANWAY.
We think no more opportune
time could be selected than the
present for making new resolutions
and forming new business arrange
ments, as this is not only the be-
ginning of new year but ola new
century. Therefore we resolve:
To conduct the Hardware Bust
ness in such manner as to merit
the liberal patronage of all who
use or handle goods in our line.
LIST. By buying the best goods
at right prices.
I'd. By selling at lowest posi-
BILE figure consistent with a living
profit.
Sd. By prompt, correct and
courteous service.
We propose to carry out these
resolutions and respectfully ask
you to favor us with your valued
commands, and we will prove to
you that we mean what we say.
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From ksCrrYnlau.

PERUVIAN, january 2.-1he first day Of the
twentieth century was ushered iii by the ring
ing of the oid spesutia Churcn bell and watch
night parties at several homes in this neigh
borhood.
A tenant house and the sheds near Mr.. j.
+. Towner's canning house in Bush River
Neck, were destroyed by lire on Christmas
eve.
store near the col"red church, on the
road from Perryman to Michaelsviiie occupied
by It coIored man named Ringgoid was also
burned ON sunday night. The origin of the
lire is not known.
new shoemaker shop has been erected at
the depot on the site of the one destroyed by
fire in October, Paul the shoe maker, took
possession Of it a few days ago.
Miss Margaret Stockham, who has lived
near this place for many ears will remove 10
Baltimo.e the latter part of this week.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald, mistress of Oak.
land school, who with party Of young friends
has been spending the holidays with her
mother, returned to her post on Wednesday
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DIED.

WAKELAND.-Depar on Decembe.
81, 1900 HARRY &. WAKELAND, in the
Both year of his age, the beloved son Of James
Z. and Ii. s. Wakeland.
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Christmas Entertainment.

CLAYTON, Jan. lon Thursday, Deem
Der "a Joppa Christian Church held its anuuai
Christmas celebration. The church wac
filled TO the utmost capacity. The building
was tasLefuly decorated with eveTgTeens.
The programme consisted Of recilations,
dialogues aud tableauX Interspersed with
music. The singing by The children includ
Ing solos, ducts aud choruses was especially
line. Santa Claus paid his annual visit o the
school and delighted the children with his
contributions. Mrs. N. Il. Leight presided
at the organ.
Miss Rosa Martin has returned to Philadel-
phia after pleasant visit TO her parents.
Miss May stephens, of Clay ton, spent the
Christmas holidays with her parents, MI.
and Mrs. jeremiah Stephens, OF Level.
Rev. j. A. Hopkins, of Rockville, paid 6
flying visit to his many friends oI Joppa ana
vicinity.
Miss Agnes Orsburn who is attending the
State Normal school spent the holidays at
Clayton.
Mr.. William Kirk, of Philadelphia, is
the guest OF Mr.. X. A. Smith, of this place.
Miss DAISY Peach, Of Baltimore, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. j. j. Flowman.
In honor OF the advent of the twentieth
century liuling farewell to the old year aud
old century and hopeful and joyous welcome
10 the new year and new century was held At
Joppa on Monday night Rev. Howard
Blake, pastor of the church, preached an
eloquent sermon Of AN appropriate nature.
GUESS
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Saturday, January 9Th, 1901,
At 10 A. NJ, the following
LUA NB-ER-
consisting of 10000 feet of inch Oak and
Chestnut Boards, ] Is inch and inch Poplar
and Oak PlanKs 2X4, 3X4, 4X4, 3x6 and 4x6
Scantling, Fence Posts, Etc; also Stabling for
% Head of Horses, Corn House, Office, Cook
House, and other Shanties.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of SO and under cash; on sums
over that amount credit of months will he
given, on approved notes bearing interest
from day of sale and payable at the Second
National Bank of Eel Air.
LEE & FINNEY co.
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The quickest way Of getting over the
ground Ii TO use u Long Distance Telephone.
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Public Sale,

The undersigned, intending to move their
saw mill, will offer at Public Sale, on Mrs. An
derson's farm, opposite Mr.. William Webster's,
near Calvary, on
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LJN IB-ER
New-York tribune., 1901-02-25
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Ida o. Walter, Plaintiff against Jennie z. senteu
and others Defendants. IN pursuance Of Judgment
foreclosure and sale made and entered n the
titled action. bearing 9th Of February 1901
J. the undersigned, the Referee Judgment named
VIII sell public auction the New Real Estate
Saesroom No. III Broadway In the Borough II Manhat
tan City Of New York the l1th day March. 1901,
II O'Clock noon On that dey. by William NJ. Ryan AUc
oneer the directed by said judgment
and therein described follows: All that certain
parcel Of land and the building thereon
and being in the City Of New York in the County
state OF New York bounded and described follows
Beginning point the northerly side Of Ninety-rs
9p street distant hundred and seventyve n7 feet
Easierly from the formed the
Northerly side Of Nnetyrs Street and the Eastey side
Of West End Avenue running thence Northerly parallel
with the Eastery side Of West End Avenue thrtythree
S3) feet ten and quarter inches (s3 IT, l0. n)
the SOuhey side Of old lane thence Eastery along
O) inch point hundred and twenty-five C225 feet
said Street thence Souhery parallel Eastery
side OF West End Avenue thirty C30 feet
(9 inches the Northery side Of Ninety
Street. and thence Westerly along fifty 800
TO the point place Of beginning also all
interest which the said Jennie e Senell Charles s
Sente had the 29h day Of December. 1896
the lane In the Of said premises the line
thereof.
Dated New York. February 18th 1901.
ROGER FOSTER, Referee.
AVERY. SCHLESINGER & PAUL. Attorneys Plain
tiff, Of1ce and 7. o. address No. 20
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following IS diagram property TO be sold
known No. 25S West 91st Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-25
West oeth s.


The approximate amount OF the lien charge sat-
thereon from the OF Marc
Of 1858 Al paid together
with the expenses sale. The approximate amount
Of assessments and liens
allowed the purchaser purchase money
or paid by the referee. is s737.oi and interest.
Dated York. December 26th.
GEORGE w. ELLIS Referee.
The sale OF the abfve described premises is hereby
adjourned Thursday. January Gath 1901 same
hour and place.
Dated New York Ianta airy l7th. 1901.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee.
lord. DAY & lord. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. 40
Broadway y. Y. City
The sale OF the above described premises is hereby
further adjourned til Tuesday February 5th 1901
hour and Mace
Dated New York. January 24th. 1901
GEORGE W. ELLIS Referee.
lord DAY & LORD, Plaintiffs Attorneys No. i20
Broadway y. Y. City.
further adjourned TIN Friday. February sth 1901
and place
Dated New York. February 3th. 1901.
GEORGE ". ELLIS Referee.
lord. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. I2o
Broadway y. Y City
The sale OF the above described premises is hereby
adjourned till Friday. February 18TH 1901
and place
Dated New York. February sth 1901.
GEORGE W. ELLIS
LORD. DAY g. LORD, Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. 100
Broadway. y. Y. City.
The Of above described hereby fur
adjourned I'LL Thursday. March 7th 1901 same
hour and place.
Dated New York. February IS 1901.
LORD DAY & LORD. P1aintr"s Attorneys 10. iao
Broadway. N y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-25
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


~ OF NEW YORK Irving Savings Institution. Plain
tiff against William Endemann ct al, Defendants. SIN
pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale duly
and entered the above entitled action oearng
date the 29th day Of January 1901 the underslgned
parcel Public Auction at the New York Real Estate
Saesroom: No II Broadway in the Borough of Man Man
ary 1901 at IL o'clock noon. on that day by Wiinam
NJ Ryan. Auctoneer the premises directed by said 1udg
10 be sold and therein described as follows
lying and being 23rd Ward of the City of New
York Gormery in The town OF Morrsarie sr S9uny ny S
lots known and designated by the Numbers no ana
on Map entitled Map OF the Village Of & M9rsan,s made
by Andrew Ftnda:y. Surveyor dated West arms Au
gust 10 ls4s and nied n the office of the Register of
westerly side Franklin distant two hundred and
fourteen feet Southerly from corner formed ny the m
trsection OF the Southwesterly side OF one hunred a
sNty-nnth Street the same is laid out under An
Act for the laying out opening and closing o. streets
May 49, 1893 the Northwesterly side Of Franklin
Avenue thence running Northweserly aong the South
Map two hundred and twenty-two feet fTe inches 10
or said John Echler and parallel with Fulton Avenus
hundred thence Souhcastery through
the centre Of lots Numbers III and l6 on sait map IN
stFalght line one hundred and nnety-hIee teet 20 me
Northweserly side OF Franklin Avenue and thence North
eastery along the Norhwestey side OF Franklin Avenue
point place o: beginning. be the said distances and
dmtnsions more or less reference being mad TO the e
ls5 F9nkn Avenue as the same existed prior 10 NA''
Commonalty Of the city u New York may have acquired
the opening widening Franklin Avenue Being
the premises heretofore conveyed To Katharine En-
and recorded March 1891 office OF the Register
Of the city and County Of New York In Liber l. Section
10. OF ConVeyanCes, l61.
Dated New York February LIST. 1901.
,,,,,o r,, - DANIEL. p. IrGRAHAM Referee;
1l5 Broadway. New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property TO be cold
as described above:
East 1Ggth Street
New-York tribune., 1901-02-25
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEy


YORK.-Henry b. AuehIncloss, executor the
VIII Of John Auchincoss. deceased. plaintiff
Cora Van b. Potter. defendant
pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure sale duly
made and entered IN the above entitled action bearing
the lIth day Of January, 1901 the undersigned
the referee in said Judgment named will sell at publ,
the New York Real Estate Saesroon. No Ill
Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan; and City Of
O'Clock noon that day by D. Phonix Ingraham.
premises directed by said Judgment
sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain piece parcel Of land situate In
the Borough of Manhattan. and City Of New York and
bounded and described follows:
Beginning II a point on the Southerv side OF s2nd
1853 hundred and hftyeiehO West
waTdIy the Southwestery OF said and
Avenue. and running thence Southwardly and
parallel West End Avenue ana the distance
through party wall 02 lone hundred feet and
inches: thence westwardy and parallel with s2nd
feet. thence Northwardly parallel
with West Avenue lO2 hundred two)
(wo) the Southery side OF SIND
EastWardy along said southery side Of s2nd Street
II feet 10 the point place OF beginning
Said premises being known No. Si4 West e2nd
Street and being the which conveyed 10 the
said Cora B. Potter by William r. Lanchantln and
wife the l1th day of June. 1894
recorded Lber 30 ~ Conveyances 315
Dated York. January 18TH 1901.
FREDERICK A. WARE. Referee.
vARNUM HARRISON. Attys for plaintiff. 81 William
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City n. Y
The following diagram OF the property TO be sold:
nd
New-York tribune., 1901-02-25
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
: New York-Justus L. Bukley. Thomas G. Rtch and
Henry b. aughan as Executors of and Trustees
deceased Plaintiffs against Karl NJ Wallach and others
Defendants. In Judgment Foreclosure
and Sale, duly made and entered in the entitled
action bearing date the LIST February. 1901
undersigned, the Referee in said judgment named will
sell at Public Auction. at the New York Real Estate
tan, City OF New York the Ilth 1901
II o'clock that day. by William Ryan Auc-
toneer the directed by said judgment sold
ana therein described follows: All lot
piece or parcel of land with the buildings improve
inents thereon. situate lying and being in the City ot
ginning at point on the Northerly side Of One hundred
and first Street distant Easerly hundred
hve feet from the formed
Northerly side of One hundred
fasy SIDE OF Second Avenue running thence Northery
parallel with Second Avenue and part of the distance
The centre line of the block between hundred and
rst and One hundred and Streets Easerly
along said centre line parallel with
street twenty-five feet: thence Southerly parallel
Win second Avenue and OF the distance through
other party wall hundred feet
westerly along the Northerly side Of One hundred
hrst Street twenty-five feet begin
hrs Subject 10 slight by the building
upon the premises adjoining the premises
City Surveyor, dated September 81 1894.
Dated New York. February 18th. 1901.
JOHN V. BOUNIER, Jr., Referee.
RFTCH WooDFoRD, BOVEE & WALLACE. Attorneys
Tor Plaintiff. is Wall St. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-25
NEW YORK. SUPREME COURT. County Of

~ YorB.-Josepha NJ. Young. executrx. &c.
Cornelius Il. Tallman another
PENDANTS pursuance OF judgment foreclosure and
duly made entered in the above entitled action.
bearing the 30th day OF March, 1900 I, the
6ersgned the said judgment named will sell at
public auction the New York Real Estate Salesrooms
No III Broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan City Of
New York Thursday. the 18th day OF January, 1901
at II O'Clock that day, by William Kennedy,
the premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sod. and therein described follows All that certain
lot Of ground with the building thereon erected situate In
the Twelfth Ward the City OF New York known
ManhaItaI). sostherly side OF Nneysevenh
bounded and described follows. viz Beginning at
point The southerly line Nneysevenh street dis
hundred (500D from the formed
westerly line Of Eighth
Central Park WesD with the southerly line
running southerly
ael with westerly line Of Eighth now known
Central Park WssD and OF the through a
wall hundred feet; thence westerly parallel with
the southery line Of Nnctysevenh twenty feet:
thence northery parallel with the westerly line of Eighth
(now known Central Park WesD and part Of
tho way through party WALL one hundred feet to the
southey lire OF Nnetyseventh street: and thence
along the said souhery line OF Ninety street
said instrument Les section in block 1889
on Land Map OF the City OF New York
Dated New York. December Goth. 1900.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Referee
LORD. DAY & LORD Attorneys for Plaintiff Office
Pest Office addsess. No 10 Broadway. Manhattan.
New York Civ.
The following is diagram of the property be sold
number Is No 81 West Ninetyseventh
Westg 9th