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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-03-07
.Daily. Daily except sunday.

Rebate tickets on sale between Portland Sac
ramcuto and san Francisco Net rates 81 first
class and 81 second class. including sleeper
Rates and tickets 20 Eastern Points sud En-
roJr Also JAPAN, CHINA. HONOIJ 1t and
AUSTRALIA Can he obtained from J. h.
KIRKLAND. Ticket Agent, l2i Third 81
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-03-07
Gordon'S
Feed and Sale Stable

Has lusi hecu opened 60 the
public and Mr.. tiordou. the
proprietor. kindly invites his
friends tO call and try his
first class accommodations.
F1s,1tv- - Hay as 5-a.12 f-r Sale
Stable located on west siic of Nam
sf-s,t hetva Nh ~rriyucrs and
4 N. Guuu blacksmith shop
For 'hc Isairs A hur hrrsc ami lady's saddle
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-03-07

MORROW'S TAN FIGURES.
Gross value OF all property 81 ,l9l ,343
Exemptions .............. 500
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-03-07

First to arrive with the telegraph!c
uews-The Weekly Oregonian.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

Mr. FJotchkiss's purchase is So 36x1oo5. Each num-
Der is FIVE story fathouse The property Degis
233 feet of the Grand Circle. 1t is unoefstoo
that il is be improved.
w z. & F B. Taylor have sold for Mrs feI-
rietta HoIbrook No. Sc West Forty-ffth-st' three
story and basement brownstone dwelling mousse o-i
lot 29x1cl5 feet. The buyer is said to De d MI
Burns the owner of Nos. 80 and "a
II was reported yesterday that No. q West Fl1ty-
seventh-st a four story and basement c"eiiils
house on lot 20xle0 feet. had been sold
". W. Sullivan has sold 10 T. F. Costello tnrough
James A Regan the block front on the north siue
of East Observation-Disclosures third-st, between
Washington and Rassford aTes, ana ti.s -
front south side of East One-nunorto NJ
eighty -fourth-st., between the same aNelu9; ~ =:
spring. -.-. 1-;.,,.
William B. Bristow has bought No q West Filty @
seventh-st four story and basement proMi1 ~
dwelling house on Columbia College leasehoo. Inc
lot is 30x1GO.5 feet. . III, t,,t,d
H Julard is to make alterations 10 his 6uliq. T.
ing Nos AS and i97 Broadway. costing sIVo;ou. II
Will be turned into an eight story I41t t alter the
". w. and 7. VI. Hall are ABOUT 10 @ 49, !. or,, ~,
building No 20 East Sixty-fifthst into a tour sIoiy
and basement brick dwelling house at an expense
Of $4,000 ~, .,a
Phiiip JeseIson has sold for Jared w. Bell the
southeast of Washington-a ana Ohe-h.iIl-
dred-and seventy -third-st. 150x10o ana the souo
west corner of Bathgate-ave and ;n
seventy-t hird-st 10Ox15 feet These, whfch JON.
form plot of eleven lots. which Is three SUI s.ulS
and basement frame house used as a young . WoIi.-
ans school. The purchase was for lnVes .I.
Washngton-ave. has been widened ten Ieet itteiS
and is be asphalted from Thrd-ave. ana o'e-
hundred-and- ffty-ninth-st. TO Pelham-ave :.
J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co announce the relnofai 9a a
their office from their present LOCALITY 10 ~
place they will have larger once WI" "e''0
facilities for transacting business
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
q. 4. ". POST INSPECTED.

George Washington Post. Grand Army of the
Republic. inspected last evening at the Hoff-
man House by Assistant Inspector David 5. Brown
ard staff. He complimented the post on the condi-
tion of its books and papers and its prosperity
Department Inspector George p. Loud delivered
an address. Colonel Henry Martyr Porter report
ed he had followed the instructions given him
on May - last. and had suitably decorated Cen
cral John c. F-emonts grave. in Rockland Gene
terry. Nyack- Colonel Porter also reported
progress in organizing the Fremont Memorial As
sociation, and that he had obtained the financial
support Of more than seven hundred persons.
Among these Abram S. Hewitt. Senator Depew.
Bronson Rumsey. OF Buffalo; Senator Platt. Sena-
tor Hanna. Governor Odell, General Charles Par
sons president of the State Bank. st. Louis; Judge
Palmer president OF the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company OF Milwaukee; Rose Water.
of The Omaha Bee and Senator Henderson. Of
Nebraska. who obtained the passage in 1890 of the
bill restoring General Fremont his title OF ma
general.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

oo.. :. >-os y and - East for six story brick
stable 5oxs6: Edmund Curry No - East go go
ST. owner; Charles Stesmaye-. No $40 Eas' Gu
W.bster-ave g 25o II Of Southern bouie
yard for a one story frame stable. s'Xs"'
FIeilrnan. premises, owner: Charles Jachsoh'
9n7th-st and PerTy-ave contractor
c2d-et Nos 515 and 81 East, for a three story
brick storage building. 42x3o: NeW-for var
housing Company. No SIC East 23d-s owner
James J F Gavgan. No I.123 Broadway. archi-
17lst-st and Washington ave. " corner. 1or a
TWO story and attic frame dwelling. 5lX"so:
George A Reetar, No 500 West 1iSth-st. owner;
I,orenz o ] Wether. No 81 West 125th-st. archi-
sod-st and East River. for two and three story
brick factory. 35x16s.6: Adolph Kern. NO lof
Cedar-st. owner: Charles Meyers No Union
Square West arHhitect
1Soth-st n :, T2.5 Z Of Clinton ave. for one
and two story frame shed and stable. 2ix32: j
W Cooper. Hancock-st. owner and architect.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

111th-et Nos 24e and 251 West a2xloa IL: James
II CASSIDY TO II Raabe s Sons; mortgage Net,uo
same property Donald B Toucey to same mort
coo; quit claim
s6h-st No il West. 2irIo05: Julia a Dater 10 80 m
Michael c Bouvier; s. S36 25---.--: '''o
5;h-st Nos 70 and 125 East; WON i Dfeo.ie. 47oC
oSth-st n s 500 II W O 9th ave. 2S6X -x3iN'o.',
John F Iamtsien. referee to John J Jones anu .. M
another trustees: r s. SIS co of'V'
annsteryiarrl-aye S a5th-st 70 sxSZ' tie.i
rietta schwerin TO Joseph hopper e ~ Oh 43,oC
SO. 500: r :, Ss--.--
sefh-st No 50 East. 1sx1po5 - Mary IVi Iisz a
10 Isaac Schlichter; S 81 I5 morg $500 $500
Central Park West. cor Ssth-st i,'1SIuu' 49,
Edward opBepheimnae59z ina 9z and af0''el 10 .l I35OC
sOth-st No 500 West. 50XI02.2: Jessie Meyer 10
Ps-er Fauner: mortgage. S1l0 600 -..-....
I'd ave. corner Ith-St 80, p : s3l 30 65
Cathedral Parkway Il 900 II 2 OF may. ."A
1o11: William Cohen; referee 10 '. 1890
-3d 81 3lo fl Amsterdan-aVe. -oxIvS--:
Howard Beck referee, 10 Elias de Lima: II - Of q
srh-ave Nos . S95 . s1I, n " cor l9odrS 1pA
100: Sarah F2udischhauser to JohT J Niiaie"' ~
mortgage So. 600: r s. S7.--.--:-
1ath-st s go . of 4th-ave. 21x4Z; taIo.ine
G Reed to Rapid d, Transit subway . co'a,' $500
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
WONEN BATTLE WITH HFLAMES
ONE AROUSES INMATES OF BURNING
BUILDING BAREFOOTED,
AIDS IN BRINGING HOSE
CART TO THE SCENE.
CART TO THE SCENE.

Two women distinguished themselves at a
fire which destroyed two houses and badly dam
aged third in West Hoboken yesterday morn
ing. One of them. Miss Mary Livingston who
lives opposite the burned building, helped to
pull q hosecart to the fire. and the other, a Mrs
Grant, who lived in the house where the hre
started, was the first to discover the flames.
and went through the house and alarmed the
inmates before seeking her own safety
The two story frame house at No fO9 Cort-
land-st West Hobol1en occupied by Miss
Mary Leonard her sister, Miss Kate Leonard,
and their aunt, Mrs. Shea. who used the first
floor and basement, and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant,
who occupied the upper floor.
The Grants We're recently married and had
lived in the house only a week When Mrs.
Grant awoke yesterday morning she smelled
smoke, and going to the door OF her bedroom
found that the house was on fire. She called
her husband. and hurriedly putting on her
dress and throwing a shaw! her shoul-
ders ran downstairs and hammered on the doors
OF the rooms occupied by the Misses Leonard
and Mrs. Shea until they We're aroused. When
she told them Of their danger she ran across
the street TO a house occupied by a family
named Livingston and gave the alarm.
Miss Mary Livingston ran barefooted to the
house Of Friendship Hose Company, short dis
tance away but found one ii, the frehouse
Or her way back she met Policeman Shur, who
returned with her TO the firehouse. Just then
Mr.. Grant came running UP. and he and Miss
Livingston started to drag the hosecart to the
scene of the fire Shur turned in alarm, and
then helped to pull the hosecart. Soon after
ward the firemen. who are volunteers, arrived.
The Misses Leonard carried their aunt, Mrs
Shea. who is seventy-nine years old and feeble
the Livingston home None OF the women
had time to dress and they lost everything they
had.
The flames spread rapidly from No. 700 to
Nos. Ill and 7o7 Nos 109 and III were de-
stroyed. and No. 101 was badly damaged The
three houses We're owned by Miss Mary Leon
ard. The loss viii be several thousand dollars
Charles Messler, Of the Neptune Engine Com
pany. fell from the roof of Nc. III between that
house and No. 1o9. Other firemen who were on
The roof let down rope and Messler drawn
up again by his comrades. He burned
about the hands and face. but not seriously
injured.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF YFW

IORk--Charles VI. Hough as adr,infs--,,,- x,..
the VIII annexed Of Henry NJ Leavit deceased pi,,,.S
against Jacob Lewis and Others DEFENDANTS Action Sa
In pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclosure and ssrs
made and entered in the entitled scrion
date the 1+th day 0r November. 1901 the Inis-si.s
the referee in said Judgment named wiz sell AZ ngbI,
auction al the New York Real Estate SaesroOr N nj
broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan city OF New
York on The 12th day Of December 1901 az IL O'clock
noon on that day by James L Wells. auctoneer The
premises directed by said Judgment sold and therein
described as follows; All that certain lot piece parc.
OF land, with the building erected thereon. lying
and being IN the Twenty-fourth Ward Of the CITY
New York Borough Of the Bronx. and bounded and
scribed follows, Beginning point Northerly
line of Fifth distant three hundred and
eight t39S) feet and ninety-fve hundredhs -f0G
foot Eastwardly tthe said distance be
along The said NOrtherly iine Of Fifth street, from the
SortEeasery said Fifth Street and Green Ave
hue; thence running Northwardly but along line form
ing right angle with said Norherly line OF Fifth Street
hundred and GO feet inches to the middle
line wall thence Eastwardy. but parallel
with Fifth twenty-five t) feet: thence SOUTH
wardIy but again along a line forming rignt ansis
with said NortherIy line Street hune and
one COf) inches said S0rthery line o flI1
Street thence Westwarily. but along the saa o
ery line Of Fifth twenty-five 90 teet 70 'ns punt
or place Of beginning go.
Dated New York. 10Th November lsll: ps,.-..
WILLIAM 5. BENNEl: Hsts,sS sea
GEORGE wADDINGTON. Attorney T9r I, pislaI Wsv YORK
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan Cly OF =. :. ia.
The following a diagram Of the properly % p @
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
TIE FLORIDA NOT LAUNCHED.

THERE WAS NOT ENOUGH WATER TO FLOAT THE
VESSEL. YESTERDAY.
Eliza BETH Nov. 2a.-The Monitor Florida was not
launched to-day the Crescent ship yards. partly
because OF lack Of the necessary depth OF water
at foodtide and also because Of the prejudice
against sending a vessel into the water Fri
day. The launching will probably take place be-
tween Il and . O'Clock tomorrow morning, if
there is sufficient tide.
The Florida is very heavy, having all her arTno-
and also every thing in place excepting her en-
gines. Ia consequence of this, no risks will be
taken IN launching her. There viii be no ceremony.
because OF the uncertainty as to when Ii will
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
CUSTOMS CLERK TRANSFERRED.
FRAUD IN SEVERAL DIVISIONS RUMoRED
But INVESTIGATING OFFICER is SILENT.

FRAUD IN SEVERAL DIVISIONS RUMoRED.
But INVESTIGATING OFFICER is SILENT.
Collector Bidwen yesterday refused to discuss
the report that some Of his subordinates in the
local Custom House, acting under the provision OF
the Inspection law, which requires one case In ten
Of each importation 10 be forwarded to the Ap-
praiser Of the Port for verifcation. had coop
Grated with certain importers in committing eN-
The Collector referred all inquirers
to Special Treasury Agent Cross Mr.. Cross, who
is understood be acting under direct orders from
the Secretary OF the Treasury, would only admit
that ne is making investigation into certain
complaints, the of which he refuses 10 dis
close.
Reports of gross Irregularities in connection with
the importation OF laces have created a profound
impression throughout the Custom House. II is
broadly intimatnd that collusion has existed be-
tween importers and employees Of the sec
ond or entry division Under the present system.
which has been in operation for eight or ten years.
employees OF particular divisions are rather more
open suspicion than the employees of any other
branch Of the service. At the time. II is de-
clared that the examiners at the Appraisers Stores
less vulnerable. and IL is hinted that an in
Vestigaton is under way in that quarter also. Ap-
praiser Wakeman declared yesterday that the al
legged frauds had nothing 70 do with his depart
11ent.
. II was reported yesterday. and denied by
any Of the higher officials, that enploye Of the
second division had been transferred 70 the liqui-
il generally believed, had direct connection
with the investigation now in progress The clerk
said TO have been transferred is an old enploye
and has always borne an excellent reputation So
far could be learned yesterday no charges have
been preferred against him, but the purpose Of his
transfer IS disclosed
Talks with customs brokers and Others having
close relations with some OF the mere active div-
ion that OF the methods prevailing there are
antquated and detrimental to efficient service. It
rumored also yesterday that some OF the
clerks were in the habit OF borrowing money from
brokers, in return for which they would expedlte
entries. This is direct violation of the rules of
service but efforts suppress II entirely have
never been more than partly successful
Under the system formerly in Use an entry was
passed first by entry clerk in the collector s
Office and then by entry clerk in the Naval OH
GERS Office Then the importer would take all the
papers TO a deputy collector, who would designate
which samples should to the Appraisers Stores.
This system. il is declared. gave much less oppor-
tunty coilusion than does the present method
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

fORK-Charles VI. Hough as administrator ~,
tne VIII annexed OF Henry NJ Ieavitt deceased p,t-
tlT against Jacob Lewis and others Defendants sr,,
Sae made and entered IN the above action b.,-
lhg GATE the 18th day OF November 1901 T. the und.
signed the referee in said Judgment named will seT
pubic auction at the New York Real Saesrncn
No III broadway, in the Borough OF Manhattan ~.
OF e"-fork. on the 18th day OF December 1901 n,
9elock noon on that day. by James l. Wells eacon..
ts premises directed BY said Judgment sold az
therein described follows: All certain lot .
OF parcei or land with the building erected thsr.r
SITUATED lying and being in the Twentyfourth ward !,
the tity or New York. Borough Of The BronY s,s
bounded and described follows: beginning al un.
on he Northerly line Of Fifth Street distant two -
dred ana ninety-eght (29s) and ninetvfve ons
drethS f9I1OO) Of foot Eastwardy Che said 5Is.so.
20 De measured along the said Northerv line
from the Northessterly said Fifth s,
ah Green Avenue. thence running Northwardy bu. a.
line forming right angle with said Northerv I,1s :
flIh street one hundred and one 1OD teet two fnc,
20 tne MIDDLE line OK old stone wall thence Eastv,,
" put parallel with said Fifth Street tventvHvs "a
Ieet Iherce Southwardly but along line tori-
right angle with said NortherIy line OF F7iftb ss
one hundred and G0) Inches TO said N,,.s
Ios sad Northeriy line OF Fifth Street twenty Az. i
Da.s 20 use Ne polnt or Place of beginning.
Dated New York. 10th November 1901
crO1cr- WILLIAM s BENNET, Refsr.s
'hJtseIh 4, w, WADD1NGToN; Attorney for Piantir ia
,broa1Way Borough Of Manhattan City OF New Yo.r
Inc foliawng Is diagram Of the property 70 Be sc
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
REAL ESTATE.
TEN STORY MERCANTILE BUILDING
CHANGES HANDS

Ranald IL Macdonald & Co. and d. II. Carroll
have sold for Elizabeth A. Wilcox TO Salina A.
ellison the new ten story mercantile building Nos.
% and 80 West Thirty -fret-st, on plot 33.4xloo
feet The price paid was s275.00.
Slawson G. Hobbs have sold for Roeina Vollhart
TO the Atlantic Realty Company Nos sH and 323
West Fiffy-rinth-st The same brokers have sold
No z25 West FTfty-siinth- tor the Morgan School
Fund and Nos 81 and 2zs West F1fty-ninth-st. for
Mayer g. Auerbach TO Hsnry d. Hotchkss. The plot
bought by the realty company IL Ssxioo3 feet. and
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
Green
Avenue
ootsey
9Th Sfraaf

The approximate amount Of the lien or charm d,
satisfy which the above described property Is 10 he 81
Is Two thousand six hundred and sxtyeght dollar, Al
fortyhree cents 80 66s 49, thereon &r
9Th November. I9Ol together with costs and aToy..
amounting 10 Three hundred seventy-seven doIa.s
and fortythree cents tST1 4, with
I4th November 1901 together with the th.
SAFE me approximate amount OF ;he taxes assessnss
ana other liens to be allowed the purchaser ous =
Ihe purchase money. paid by the referee sev.o
five dollars and thirty-one s753D and Interest
Dated New York. 18th November 1901
WILLIAM $ BFNNF.T Pa<s-..
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
Reee,per's 8 Notlre

mo THE CREDITORS of the MO sanders
r.b-,.. Publishing Company and ot1srshp OK 1hp hsrsts
~ receiver Of all assets OF the .If-ed p Carer
between Johr l. Ooerly sno ~ Modes an
@ iole 49, business under the style Q. ,ha n ~
Fabrics Publishing Company; IaAs Cocrt Of bs 80.
-,,h an order the Supreme rsas and en
81 Nev YORK County OF New f9rk: u 1901. you -. =.
% -, day OF SeptenY-, 70 -.
,5 80 nresent proofs OF claims .s ou AZ the on
.aid Receiver at his place Of doing q Roberts No "a
9adway Borough OF Manhattan S 0i nd further u" -
or before the 18th day Of MarSn n, present ca1 ,a
aSSrssaid on or before the 18TH day aSainst the
shall be barred Of any risn' 0'
Receiver. ,oot
rRUAx. WATSON ROBERTS. A''"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30

-,,,,,.,a amour, OF the Hen or ehaTEs. ,ali
,sf wbicb the above described property I'm q
$Io4 c361I. with interest costs and slosI IA
ar1ounfne to SAT- rs. with interest fronn al. The
amount OF taxes. assessment out "a
which are TO be allowed to the e. 50 - -
rrcb,ss money or paid by the referee - "
interest . >-.-.ha- 4O-b 1901 ,.ss>e
Dated Ne" i' EDWARD b. WHITNsl-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
Green
Avenue
9Th STRAIT

The approximate amount OF the lien or charp, ~,
SATISFY which the above described property Ia IN he 81,
Is Two thousand six hundred and sxyeight dollars ana
o,V1hree cents (s66s4 43) with interest thereon Arm
9th November. 1901. together with costs and sIo,...
amounting to Three hundred and eiRht-to doIis,s
cents (s3a2 +3D. with interest thereon tr,
IAN November 1901 together with the exnsnsss =, -.
said sale The approximate amount Of ,hs taxes
Hens and other liens, TO be allowed to the ~,
or the purchase money paid by referee T. svs,DS
i've dollars and thirty-one
Dated New York 18th November 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
0HL0 SOcLErY ELEcTS OEEIcERs

The annual meeting of the Ohio Society was held
at the Hotel Manhattan last evening. The follow
ing officers elected: President Colgate Hoyt;
zice-presidents. r II. Wheeler a. ]. c. Foy, David
H. Bates. T. Ewing and Warren Hgley; secretary,
H A Hagar and treasurer. Samuel H. Parsons
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
The offerings at the New-York Real Estate Sale'
room Yesterday were disposed Of as follows:

BY Herbert Sherman: pa West 62d-st. 3 20 I. W
OF Amsterdarn-ave 25xl005 story ten n; an.
etc. S6I1 o2: 10 the Pia''
$4,000 - =. f-.,,-a,
Park West 25xl0Q11 q h; amt cue 500 o.
subject taxes, etc -: prior mtEe s%soVV' ~ INV
plaintiff fo- S26562 . soc 8. = ~
BY John Goding: West 111th-st s. rs I. @ Oh
shave 36xloo H. story h: action NO l. aiit
81: subject to etc. slHos 10; osn ~ 4
24a West li1th-st. 1S4 II OF sth-aTe
story b h: action No ?; amt due s44So4i s"o'eo' "
taxes etc, 81 o02 10; withdrawn. ..., -. ,osx,oo
sr story ten hs leasehold: eSs SALE TO W ConKih
tnrS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
9Th Street.

vt-,a,s amount the lien charge 10 SATISFY
aS1,s described property Is TO be sold Is Is'
htard t six hundred and sxty-eght dollars and tols
60 6fs +S) interest thereon from pa
Tavsn,bsr 1901 together with costs and a49 SsAs
.ras cents tS377 4D. with interest tnsss
anu .S Vyerber 1901 together with the expeh, ,.s
tiuih The approximate amount oL uS -Tr.
and other liens. 70 oe aHoSel - -s,srss
basr out Of the purchase money or pau ~ SIS an All
ChASe1 - a. dollars and thirty-OSe cents N''
interest. ,o.A <ovs-rrer 1901.
Dated New 1o'A' 3-rITJAN 5 BENNET. HeiereN
New-York tribune., 1901-11-30
--n1,- voPK SUPREME COURT. COUNT

Il .A
~ OF NEW YoRK-Wini5aml @ sfTrand and testament 2.
y ~ t1ntolt deceased. against ~ foreclosurs
- otbarS In pursuance OF anritet acton
anu i Toada and entered In the apo' 1eo the
anu Set +h 18th day OF November sJrai slI ssl
eears II tne referee said judgment I Ests,s
auction the New Crh - - Nanhatta5.
al PuosC III Froatway in the B0r1ngh % :, Dscsnos.
IuO' VJtr- 81 New York. the i-Ih Gay Herbert
Iao ,he 70 O'Clock that aay nv said iudg
a,cti0nee- the premises y S,!,gs: AL
nt 70 be sold and therein deser - and improve
.or lot of land with the ouLGnsS pfocs Nurnhsr
ma Una. tbsreon erected in Section S YORK ~:
laI - tSs Land Map OF the City o. nd bouadst
SS2 on ' s Steenth Ward Of said Clty ANT torrasi
s.-;ts1 - as follows: Beginning al gsrcer stree,
A ~, ,tarsscton the eastsrly sue y .-ss (fornscJ
oy sIntherly side OF West InirG sous ths
with thS rInning thence southeriy anu ,sto t,sns
aide OF Street t~es' ,rsst one hui
saiu and DaraeI with West LhlrI ,ss, westerly
g, 10 point distant one NUM-. ss-cs nortssrJ
~ westerly side OF BroacWay e. SseE tns
from with Mercer Street twenty S.,cs westerly
anu sie OF West Third Street ah r5 Street Ons
9- bs satd southery side OF W est n,ing SD
along Ihe 80 go 70 ire point or place Of eesnhiNs'
Ia-s-aI dimensions more or less ,oa,
Days5 New York November 2Otn 4SyI-,-t-v Rsteree
EDWARD - W NtiLL-s sorP Plsn-
r,rurTT IpCKNAN x DEWITT AItIl - Hanhsr,al
DH ,tgs NJ 81 Nassau Street. Borough u .
ev York City 70 ne 81
,+ ~. ",-ast numbers are and west ''
246 Mercer Street; -. =.