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New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

presented the first women's prize. Each was to
be three times before becoming the permanent
property of the victor. Three straight victories
made Mrs Rowland Ford possessor of the women's
cup, while James A. Tying captured the one 1or
But hardly was the club started before these
seven holes became too small The waiting list
contained names than the original member
ship roll. Some of the prominent residents. reaiz-
ing the growth the game was to enjoy, decided
upon Incorporate tiOn. The capital stock of this
unique golf company was fixed at 10000. the par
value of the shares being $780, This was In Decenl-
ber 1885. The corporators were MaTmaduke Iideh
Charles Bradley, Alexander H. Tiers. r. II. VIII
Jams Paul Revere, George G. Frelinghuysen ana
Ransom H. Thomas. The active management OF
affairs passed into the hands of these men, though
in Difference tc the early founders a womens com
mittee has always been retained. On that COM
mttee now are Mrs. Robert F. Ballantine. Mrs
Charles Bradley Mrs. w. AIlston Flagg. Mrs. Ru-
dolph H. Kisse Mrs. John A. Stewart and Mrs
Alexander II. Tiers.
The womens team though not successful this
season as last. still counts some capltal players
Its captain IS Miss Marie @. Bryce, who has heid
the club championship for the last two seasons
while its other members are Miss Elsa Huriout
Miss Maude X. Wetmore and Mrs. William Shippen
The mems championship. formerly held by James
Tvng was decided yesterday between w. d.
Vanderpool the former Princeton golfer and How
ard A Colby The club has never lost its early
ardor for the game. and throughout the season
there is never a week that does not witness one
or more contests for both men and women. and
the links will remain open for competitive games
until after Thanksgiving Day.
The course and clubhouse are situated upon about
ninety acres of rolling meadowland on the out
skirts OF Norristown. close To the Convent station
of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road. This accessibility TO quick railroad facilities
Is Of the clubs chief advantages and another
potent factor in its success since II enables the
members doing business in Ncw-York to leave the
train a the grounds and enjoy practice round
before going home to dinner.
But from MOrriStOW0 proper the approach Is
picturesque, for the visitor is driven through
shady avenues lanked by tall trees. through which
he the links is view Of the greenest
Of green turf. and beyond the spacious clubhouse,
with it's white pillars and broad verandas, set down
in the midst OF level lawn.
Stepping from the piazza the golfer finds himself
face face with the first tee. and ready to begin
a round that has called forth the warmest praise
from leading golf players on both sides OF the
water. II is interesting circuit, this dipping
down into the huge "punChbowl" that forms the
first hole. then across the edge Of the ridge
skirtiuE the woods. sweeping the level
stretches and home again across the raviue Ii
makes a golfers blood tiDEle & the faultleSs
arrangement Of trans. tees and bUnkers
At the time Of the WOmen's championship. in
1896. when Robert Cox presented the challenge cup
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

TO bespeak a clubs character; The Frellnghuysens
Ballantines. Bushnelis. Flaggs Klps Bradleys
Pynes and Thomases
The club has been honored as have few even Of
the big organizations Of the country Two national
championships have been held on it's links-an
honor shared only by the Shinnecock Hills and Chi
cago clubs. This fact alone speaks volumes for
the reputation OF the Morris County green's among
practised experts of the game. In 1895 the United
States Golf Association offered Morris County the
womens championship and the perfect way in
which IL was managed paved the way for the anna
teur championship held there I'm 1888. In prepara-
ton for this latter contest extensive improvements
were made In the links. that to-day II holds It's
place as one OF the most complete in America
The international team match between Canada and
the United States held there in 1899. when the
home team by ninety holes and I'm tho
spring Of last year the was chosen for the
first championship Of the newly organized Women )
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
CHRISTOPHER BRICKS FOR CHICKENS

From The Philadelphia Post.
Grasshoppers are being put 10 a new use In
Nebraska. The farmers have killed incredible
numbers OF them by the help of machine which
perhaps the most effective ever devised for the
purpose II is called "hopperdozer and Is
nothing less than large fat pan, with
a small amount Of Kerosene contained in de-
being attached to horse. is pushed along in
fl ont OF the animal the latter ia driven across
the fields. Pretty nearly every grasshopper en-
countered jumps upon the pan and is promptly
surocated by the kerosene This ingenious in
strument has been in for number OF years
in parts Of the West. but hitherto IL has not oc-
CURED the farmers to make any use OF the
dead grasshoppers. Most commonly they were
burned, though some more enterprisins agricult-
urist. turned q portion OF them to account as
poultry feed They found that the hens liked
them exceedingly; for II is a fact that grass
hopper is 10 hen what a canvasback duck Is to
esteemed OF delcacies.
Hence the idea which is now being developed on
a commercial scale. The grasshoppers after be-
ing killed by the hopperdozer are left In wind
in the fields where they are soon dried.
When they have been exposed to the sun for a
sufficient time TO reduce them to properly desic-
Gated condition they are gathered up with rakes.
shovelled into carts and conveyed TO a shed,
where they put into press somewhat re-
into solid bricks. The bricks sre shipped In guam
titles 10 poultry raisers who find this kind OF
hen proVender most satisfactory. and they are
anxious 10 get OF IL. Apparently II is a
greet encourager OF production. II is not
necessary grind the bricks before feeding the
stun the chickens but merely TO break them
into pieces and soften with water
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
GOLF AT MORRISTOWN.
THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS A GARDEN
SPOT FOR PLAYERS-W WOMEN \
PROMINENT FACTOR IN
CLUB LIFE.

Nowadays a good is not the only essential
II a golf club would become popular The game
lends itself with such peculiar adaptability to sub
urban country life that the successful club must
its chief support in the social activity which
centres in its links 1t is the society at MOrristOwn
charming in its love of outdoor sports and lavish in
its expenditure for them, that has made the Nor
ris County Golf Club what it is to-day.
Without this Morris County would be no more
than scores of other clubs equally well greened. 1t
is here that H Mex. Twombly has his country
place. and others hardly less known have estab-
llshed their summer homes. Familiar names these
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
A WEAPON OF BARBARITY.
The Washington Star.

From The Washington Star.
we dunno whut do about that man." said
Bronco Bob. II shouldn't be surprised IL the boys
'ud him out o town"
What's the trouble?"
We'll we've kind OF got suspicion that he
doesn't mind the rules of civilized warfare. He
had a quarrel with Three-fnger Sam who is the
quickest shot I'm Crimson Gulch. But while Sam
gittin' the drop him this feller hit him
the head with a fence rail-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
pREPARING TO MOURN FOR THE EMPRESS

From The China Tmes
A high mandarin recently sent to diapers shop
in Shanghai to buy cloth for mourning suit The
cloth was rich black satin and was very costly.
When asked why he required such a suit he replied
in dignifed tone: Il am going TO Hsian-fu, and
will probably stay there for some time. We ex-
pect the Empress Dowager to die at any moment,
and when her sad death Is announced every one
of us mandarins is obliged 20 wear It, and any fall
ure to carry out the command means heavy pun
ishment."
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
LIVING RAROnETERS

From The Sporting and Dramatic News
A sporting friend of mine keeps some green +-s,
rrOgS in glass globe. and the children feed thar
on nies and other insects. In their bowl stands +.
miniature niSht of steps and when the froo,
climb up and perch on these steps nv friend Iaavs,
MS macintosh at home being assured NJ So
weather When the frogs hUddIe together AZ m,
bottom OF the globe. then he says il IS a safe srr
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
w. T, Nj. s. Marion District.
Bennettsville, s. u, April I9, 1901

Bennettsv'lle, s. q, April 10, 1901.
Mr.. S. A. Brown
3 Dear Sir - promised TO furnish you
an. article from. our Missionary Meeting.
but Miss Hattie Adams was requested 10
write for your paper. SO feel-it would
be discourteous to her for me to do so.
However, as you may not get her letter
this week, ! will give you these facts and
you may nse them.
On Friday evening we opened with a
Praise Service. Saturday was the busi,
ness session. Sunday the II o'clock
sermon was by the Rev. j. u Grier.
obligation to the heathen." 1t was iull
Of missionary zeal rekindling our ardor.
a Sunday school mass meeting was
held on Sunday afternoon, addresses by
Mesdames Wlghtman, Humbert and
Spencer. Talks by the same on Sunday
evening about the work in the Foreign
fields. An informal meeting on Monda,
morning and we adjourned to meet a,
Dillon next year.
Report from Societies we're very en-
couraging. Collections from March L
Iooo-Ioo $f4oS.o4 Have as societie:
in the District, 1885 IVY. M. Az ant
I7o Little Workers" taken.
A pleasant occurrence was the pre-.
sentation OF a lovely basket Of flowers b,
Mr. ]. D Montgomery in behalf OF the
ladies' to Mrs j. c. Campbell, the Dis
trict Secretary--that being her birthday
Very respectfully
Jessie M. Kirkwood.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
Methodist S. s. Conference.

/ j . . +. +. . { . . 7 il
Our Sunday school Conference
will be held at Beauty Spot on the
first Friday and Saturday in May.
We want to urge every one who is
heartily in sympathy with us in this
great work to meet us there. Es-
pccially is it important for every
Methodist minister, every Sunday
school superintendent and teacher
to be present.
Questions of vital importance to
the Sunday school and its work will
bo discussed.
This OCCASION will be one of un-
usual interest. Old Beauty Spot is
expecting, and will be prepared, to
entertain with its accustomed genc-
rous hospitality all delegates and
those who want light and help in
school work, Attend brcth-
ren, expecting to help and be helped.
Very respectfully, M
7. A. HODGES,
April 8, 1901, Prest.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
New Trustees for Bennettsville

In accordance with an Act Of
the Legislature making q cha nge
in the time and manner Of elect
ing trustees for Bennettsville Ora
ded School District, there was q
meeting of the County Board Of
Education on Saturday afternoon
last and three additional nom .
bers were elected as follows.
Douglas Jennings,
Throop Crosland,
j. E. Everett.
The old Board had only five
members as follows:
Rev. r. Ford,
J. M. jackson,
A. j. Bristow,
i. j. Breeden,
u. w. Boucher.
The Board now will have eight
members.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
s'Dlgests what YOU eat"
Should Be In Every Home.

They cure dandruR, hair falling,
headache, etc, yet cost the same as an
ordinary comb. DR.. Whites Electric
Comb, The only patented Comb in
the world, People, everywhere 1t has
been introduced, are wild with dc
light You simply comb your hair
each day and the comb does the rest.
This wonderful comb is simply un.
breakabe and is made so that it is
absolutely impossible to break or cut
the hair. suld on a written guarantee
10 give perfect satisfaction in every
respect. Send stamps for one. Ladies
size SOC. Gents size 50. Live men
and women wanted everywhere TO in.
troduce this article. Sells on sight.
Agents are wild with success Address
D. N. Rose, Gen. Mgr, Decatur, III.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
FROM! sMIIHVIbLs,

Mr. Editor: AsI heye.not seeu
any thingfrom onr sectionifosj sonsc
timeI / will send You q few itens.
Mr.. .. b. Stanton has closed his
school at Deborah. Hc3hada fn8
school. HE pupils loved hiia vasY.
5mnoh and the ,Trns!e nae! "A. Tie
day of closing and elected lin for
the nex. school torn. Hone he
viii be able to do better ncxttime.
Somo work has boon donoon The
school building III the wny. of bet
tor light, and it IS hoped we can
have it ceiled and PERHAPS give
her o touch ofpaintto make her
shine. I like to see school housea
end churches as good as orr dwell
ing houses.
Bad stands Of corn is tho cry Of
everybody. Cotton planting haf
begun.
We had a fine rain Saturday,
Eggs are scarce chicken chol-
era is raging.
The cotton that was pisnt,d be
fore the first rain don'tpeeip 10 Be
coming up fast.
There will be no moro cotton
planted in Smithyille tinn was
planted last year, but more terSili
zers will be used on tho Ea,uo leud
The white labor has gone 70 the
Cotton Mills, 80 you need look to,
|ll,0OO,000 bales this year jus'
count it nine and stop.
Apr Is, 1901. G, y G.,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
HE KmpT HIs LIi(7

Twelve years ago ]. W. Sullivan, OF
Hartford, Conn, scratched his lex wi,i,
a rusty wire. Inflammation anl lano,l
poisoning set in. Far two years "a anr
fered intensely. Then the best gnasosa
urged amputation. "but" .ta writes, II
used one bc.tle Of Electric l}itterynnd |
] boxes Of Buoklcn's Arnica Sniqeaud
my leg was Sound and we'll az cvcr," Nor
Eruplions, Eczema, Tettcr. Salt Bhcum
Sores and all blood disorder ss5Utrio
Bitlers has no rival on earth 1'tY ,hop.
J. L. DoCglus & Bro. will guarantee So
isfaction or refund the money tlnly 50
cents.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas. our Heavenly Father, in his
wise providence, has seen fit to remove
from us, by death, our beloved sister.
Mrs. Ella Harris,
Resolved I That we bow in humble
submission 10 the Divine will, knowing
that our Heavenly Father is too wise to
err. too good to be unkind.
Resolved 2, That we assure the dis
consolate husband and motherlcss child
ren OF our sympathy and our prayers.
Resolved 3. THAT a copy o. reso rs
be sent to the beteaged husband a
page in our minute book be- inscfi :
hcf memory,
Resolved 4, Tnat 4 COPY be san, {
'Bipist Couriat and the coun !,
Prrs Tor puoication.
j. H. Reese,
A, j Eastcrling.
j. r. Mcdaniel,
April 1901. Committee.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
Great Future for the South.

Il Col. Mosby, the famous Confed-
crate raider has q paper in Les
lies Weekly on "The Dawn Of the
Real South,' in which he says:
The real South is just at it's
birth. The growth Of this Of the
nation may be gradual, but in the
end the south will be far richer
and more powerful than the north.
In the days to come the south will
become the dominant section Of the
country"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
SPICEY LOCAL Wxsy;
BY J. B. HAMILTON

| sell the celebrated Craig ssar-
den seed. Yes, and give the argoat
paper of peas and bears sold hcro.
See me before you buy you,corn
II will meet competition.
| sell Cuba molasses at rs Us.
A nice dish for dinner a Itliose
delicious Ruta Baga trrnipej let
us send you some.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19

fyou have ever seen a child in the
agony Of Group you can realize how grato>
ful mothers arc for Ono Minute Cough
Cure which gives relief as soon as it is
It quickly cures coughs,
colds, and all throat and lung troubles.
Douglas Bros 4.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
eW For good goods aud honest
dealings trade at Mittle's store.

Both makors aud oirsulatorsol coYut ter.
foits commit fraud. Honest mau VII rot
deceive you into buying worthless counter.
feits Of Dewittt's Witch Hazel Sa3Yo The
original is infallible for onring pies sores,
eczema md oil skin Diseases Douglas
Bros.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
Trustees Convention.

There will be a meeting Of the
Trustees Convention of Marlboro
County at Bennettsville on the
first Monday III May, next, at 10
o'clock, a. m. All trustees, mem
5bors Of County Board Of Education
4 end others interested in the cause
OF education are requested to at
tend. Hon Jno. j. McMahan,
State Snpt ofEdncation, has prom
sised to visit and address us at that
time. Raiford Gibson,
Apr 13, 1901. Prest.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19

You Know What You arc Taking
Whom you are take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula Is plainly given
on e0ery bot,lo showing that 1t is simply
Iron and Quinine in tasteless form. No
cure no pay. Price 50.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
Notice Of Court,

NOTICE is hereby given tEas the Couc.
~ Of General Sessions will convene tho
Fifth Monday In April ,beinG tho 29th day
thereby 1901, and tho Court OF Coumon
Pleas on the Wednesday ness ioIlcwipg
said Fifth Monday in April, (toing the
lat day of Muy,) 1901, et Bennclts9llc IN
and for the county Of Marlboro nod Giste Of
South Carolina. All petsous intareated
will take due notice thereof.
j. A. DRAKE,
Clerk Court OF O. T.. & q. 8.
For Marlboro Co., .. z
march IL, I9oI.--4t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19

Mittle wants your trade, APP
prcoiates every penny and will
treat you right.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
Notice Of Final Dischayga.

Est. MARY A. SMITH.
TT AVlNG filed In the Probate )udgc's
sas'aRs Office OF Marlboro COUNT fny final
return as Administrator OF the estate of
Mary A. Smith. Notice Is hereby given
that I will apply to said Court on the
10th day Of May 1901 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon fora final discharge as Ad,
ministratoroi said estate
e. S. CARLISLE,
/. April ID, 1901. Adm's.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE

The committee appointed by the Salem
church to have the Cemetery OF that
place cleaned off have met and laid of
Cemetery in sections, and all parties in
terested in said Cemetery are requested
to meet at the church on the first day Of
May. prepared to clean off the section
allotted 10 them, or pay 81. SO to the
committee to have it done Any one not
working or paying the ST. 50 will not be
allowed to bury in the cemetery without
purchasing lot from the committee.
Such, work must lie done by the first OF
June. All are forbidden to bury in said
cemetery who do not now own lots
without first seeing the committee and
buying lot.
R.T. Jackson A. II. Rasco,
James Webster, a. IT, Odom,
John Raybon, j. y. Hayes,
April IS, 1901 Committee.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19
Legal Notices.
WARMING NOTICE ]

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County OF MARLBORO.
TTAVING fled in the offco Of the Jude
aaS Of Probate for said Count s. md State
my Final Return as the Exeeutrix oi' tho
estate Of DR.. J, Il. Jennings, deceased,
Notice is hereby givon that [ will Apnly
to said Judge Of Probate on tho 9th day
Of May next for final discharge as such
Exccu,rix. Il. d. JENNiSns,
April &, 1901. Exacutris
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19

Tho Bost FrepmQtipni si
CNii8 NE9 Nevar s 10 ,g
tastelts t'hin l'onlo 1915 aopis irI} e,ya
quipino - otaaSeess fotm Iosn,. a.y !HHsS s+S,
pay, Ihrca 5on. e
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19

Ds5" 80 Rolls Of choice mat
Stings in the newest designs and
SColors Just arrived at
q. s.. McCalps'
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-19

connlfernEtionnht Fayetseyillo {SitI Allan io.5s
Coast Lirn, at Mnxton with Me Car,iina,
Central hailroad ut Red pgines Will sh e,I
hed i''l Syringe and nowmore railroad !, at san-
ford with the Sea board Air Line, Az IGnleS
WITH ,itla the Durham and Charlotte Railroaa.
az tS'9rfeenboro L, With the Southern Railway 4
t's' Company, at Walnut Cove with the Nosfolk; !.
and nnd Western Railway. J. D,
4 J. 3, KENLY, Gen'l Manager. !!5ssS
!. M. EN- On ERsON, Traffic MnraRer.
Mss 4. M. EMERSON, Con Puas. AZ ont. E's
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
WinSIow, Lanier AGO., II Nassau ST., N.Y. CITY

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL.
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE
OUR BANKING-HOCSE ON AND AFTER JANUARY
ID. 1901:
Backford County, Ind. Courthouse 5s
Bedford Ind, School 6s
Cleveland q Pittsburg r. r. Co. General Mtge. ziss
Columbus. Ind. Consolidated Funding 5s.
Cleveland & Mahoning Valley Ry co. Consolidated
bs. Registered 5s
Dunkrk, Ind. Street Improvement.
Grant County Ind. Gravel Road ss County 5s.
Grand Rapids & Indiana r. r. Co. First Mortgage Ex-
tended s8ss. 31zs
Gas City. Ind. Funding 6s.
hancock County, Ind. County 41ss.
indianapolis. Ind. Municipal As. School As. 3ias.
International OkOnite Co. Ltd. Debeuture IS.
Jasper County. Ind. County 6s.
johnson County. Ind. Funding As.
JekyI Island Club, First Mortgage 4as.
Louisiana Natl Bank New Orleans. La, Dividend 41e
Louisiana, State OF, Consol 4s Constitutional As.
Marion. Ind. School 6s.
Marion County. Ind County 5s.
Northern Pacific Terminal Co First Mortgage
New Orleans La. Constitutional As.
Niagara Falls Power Co. First Mortgage IS.
Niagara Falls Water Works Co. First Mortgage
g. Series a: Second Mortgage as. Series Dividend
10 per cent, Special Stock
Peru, Ind. School 4izs Refunding 5s.
Rensselaer,, Ind. School 6s.
Traverse City r. r. Co First Mortgage 6s.
January 5th.
Grant County. Ind. Gravel Road Sc.
Hancock County. Ind Funding 5s
Jasper County. Ind. County 6s:
January Sth.
Pittsburg, Ft Wayne Chicago Ry. Quarterly Dividend
la per cent. Regular Stock.
January 18th.
Pendieton Ind. Improvement Bonds.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-02
NEW YoRK SUPREME COURT CoIfNTY

= OF NEW -YORK.-MetropoIitan Savings rsnk ,s,fr
Action No 2In pursuance Judgment Of forscosur.
zion % b %y ade ana entered in The above entitled
entered in the office Of the CLERK the County OF New
Referee in said Judgment named win sell al public au
Broadway in the Rorourb oe T4Sss ss'Gons. S , DO w
e noo on sRs s, ss day Sy Sf Isn11Ty 1901 at
she premises directed by said Judgment sold ana
parcel OF with the buildings and impTovests ssro %
on on SITUATE wig and being In the fourth
part OF the lot known designated as lot NurhsS
1ss! made signed BY Robert L. Water city urVeyoT
sold by John was r 5' e. tns satnss.e @ Esrr 70 ~
Tson IN the SUPREME Court in which Sas n Clifford
Defendants ais in the Office q the Resissr
veyed being houDed sd III % 6eTk t9e 5o1 thereby sSn
a. a. point on the EaserIy side washington AvsTus
hundredths O7J 42-1OO sGutherIy from the south
ded and ssvenyS ss TnnAS nye sSsnes end 9S S
me sS,1 SfgGIgn party wall and parallel nearly with
one hundred and nd hfysix and twentythree
now or formerly the OF the block between wash
distant souser ana 6 tSrhSI or North Ti. avsus
ared and seventy first street hundred and sevenv
nearly with the said sOuthery side of one hundred ant
said EsseTIv ;s 10 1Ra pHTaeI or nearly 50 with The
N 70 tne NSThery line Of lot number Thirty SO
lot, lot No Thirty 600 ana parallel or nearly 50 with Rs
hundred ffty-four ana seventy sers1 1-s b,,
washington Avenue ana ,hs1ee % s s9s Eas.sFy 81
suSdSs 5 OF M Mas1Sg'on G Avenue tenIyvs and si
eesnnng Together with all right title and interest
tne paTes or the first part have may az
lying IN The lot heeby conveyed % as s Is soun
laid out and the Eastery Washington Avsnus as
Dated New York December r. 1900
srrsr7srr-S : rr.,--o,,Hn-,N HENFy THOMPSON Referee
60 Wall ST.. Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
The following is diagram Of the property 70 bs ,,s
East Hist Street.