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The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-02
THE MESSAGE
READ TO-DAY /!
Galleries Filled With Visitors
in the Capitol.
Members Intensely Interested in
Presidents Treatment OF Trusts,
Cuban Reciprosity and Gov
ernment of the Philippines.

Washington, d. c., Dec. Ill In an-
ticipatiou Of the receipt of President
Roosevelt's message, members of the
senate today assembled early in the
Senate chamber and in the cloak
rooms adjoining. Many of the sena-
tors, particularly the close personal
and political friends of the president,
such as Lodge of Massachusetts. Bur
rows of Michigan, Spooner of Wiscou-
SIN. Fairbanks Of Indiana and Scott
of West Virginia, were already fami.
liar with the principal features of the
message, but the reading of the i'm.
portant state paper of the president
was marked with unusual interest.
Those passages of the message treating
of the trust and tariff issues were lis
tened to with closest attention. not
withstanding the fact that the recon.
meudation concerning the creation of
a non partisan tariff commission and
the cautious attitude regarding the
question of trusts had been generally
forecasted Equal interest was dis
played by the senators in those por-
tions of the message relating to the
question of reciprocity with Cuba and
to the existing conditions in the Philip
pines, Porto Rico and Hawaii The
recommendation in regard TO state
hood for the territories, irrigation
aud the protection Of forests evoked
mods of approval from the western
senators. Mention of the satisfactory
statue of the isthmian canal question
also was received with general ap-
proyal.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-02
PASSED THE
FRANCHISE /!
Florence Council First to
Favor the Enterprise.
Council Did Much Business Asked
to Grant License for Exhibition of
Cadavers Within City Limits
A Revolving Request.

a recess meeting of the city council
was held last night, roll call showing
the mayor and all aldermen present.
The. finance committee reported that
they had reached satisfactory settle
ment with Mr. Burnett in regard to
the obs'ructing of the sidewalk and
street. and the street bridges aud alley
committee was instructed to draft
an ordinance covering the nuisance OF
obstructing streets aud sidewalks.
The fee bill from the county court
in the casa of the city VS.. Burnett,
was referred to the finance committee.
The special committee to whom was
referred the matter of telephone
franchise reported that for various
reasons they did not consider it wise
at this time to grant the franchise.
The report was adopted and the COM
mittee discharged.
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE
GRANTING TO THOMAS ROBIN.
SON A FRANCHISE FOR BUILD
ING AND OPERATING AN ELEC-
TRIO STREET RAILWAY, WAS
CALLED UP on SECOND READ
ING, AND BY AYE AND NO VOTE
WAS UNANIMOUSLY PASSED.
The bonds anl lic9use committee
was instructed to frame an ordinance
fixing license for small shows that
come into the city.
W. E. Walters aproa ed before the
council aud asked for a license to ez-
hibit collections OF ''patrihed and
mummied subj jscts np had pre-
viously applied to th1 license com
mittea but it didu't ioA good to them
ana they referred him TO the council
The council detected bad odor in
connection with it aud passed it back
to the committee.
The city clerk then read bill for
an ordinance regulating tho cleaning
Of priyy vauIts, cesspooIs AMI grease
traps by sanitary means. and provid-
ing that air tight suction tanks be
used. Referred TO sewer committee.
The city clerk announced that tie
ladies of st Alhaus were holding a
social at the home of Mrs. Garfield,
and that having heard that it was the
custom Of the board TO partake of re-
freshments after each session, tile
mayor and council were invited to
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-02
Presidents Wedding Anniversary

Washington, D. G., Dec. 2 Today
was the sixteenth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt, but only
very few of the many callers at the
White House recalled tine fact and
offered their congratulations. In the
presidents family there was no special
observance of the anniversary, unless
dinner at which several close friends
VIII be present this evening may be
regarded as such.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-02

patronize the ladies on this occasion.
The council adjourned ana accepted
the invitation of the Indies.
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Trade IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept u (Specian.-Ihere wee 49, 80
,-osts IN Nebraska and Iowa, and as iaf So
Southern Kansas the mercury Inls nv
was no higher than 80 degrees. Further iros''
predicted for tonight Inc eie -. "a
market was the one to be expected piioe7 az
vanced &c to nc: they closed i-c 10 a
THURSDAY The local corn long was lhciiiieu "
take profits. and the Western corn long, IN 'nose
States where there was possibility Oh ofiiaeN
was seller on the advance. The DIG tfaue "Hs
In the December and May December opeheu
Nc sold between l37kc and 44lzc. ana closed at $40
sellers; septernber closed at 60c, AFTER eoueIlis
GAc: May closed at 4lKc. after getting 10 1iSsc'
II is the seyerest experience in the frost hhe iof
good many years There have peen numerous
Claims from the West of damage some OF tieih
radical. Tie best opinion is that no one can kho"
the result of the frost and that II VIII take day
~ SO Of warm weather to make TINS piaiii- Inc
Professional corn man does not believe a frost on
september u will make any difference IN the
volume Of the crop, and that If II has any eHect
n %lil be to make large amount OF poor quaity-
receipts to-day were large-21 cars, with ~ con-
aact; SATURDAYS estimate was 2l5 cars Argen-
ane shipments were 1,1az. 90 bushels Gables were
~ slightly, Shipping sales were 100000 bushels.
Exports for The week. 5000 bushels; exports to-
" enly 5000 bushels. The corn bun was oisap-
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4 NRDtIEh, LO1E4-NL- ~ L ~i'S O-A-'NA -
- a, order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
f t Conty OF New York notice is hereby given to all
Irs1ns having claims against Eugene c. Cruger, late
- the County Of York. deceased TO present the
Win Vouchers thereof. the subscriber at her
Sisr ~ transacns business, the law office Of Ward
fayden & Satterlee. No. 100 Broadway IN he City OF
NJ WI ON or before the 14h day OF March next
mated New York the 10th dav Of September lpG
Da'su NC" A0-N' 49, BLANCHE Z. 5. TAAS,
Administrative. with the VIII Annexed
r-,DD rr,yuET SATTERLEE Attorneys for Ad-
" r1i,;;istratriN 40 Broadway, n. Y. City
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finanrial elections.

HE MERCANTILE NATIONAL. BANK OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK. 100
. III New York, September 18th. 1917
A MEETING OF THE BOARD HELD
thls day; Mr.. Charles T Barney and Mr.. Charles W.
nurse were duly elected Directors Of the Bank
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l. -, - Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
Sor; nce Is hereby given % all persons having ca. ms
re- Tn eoI1ra p Trowbridge. late OF the county or
@ Sorr deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at Their pae % NJ
- i5rosdway in the Borough OF ManhatIan. CITY Oh
New York on before the l5'h day OF iDer heA'-
NJ" Dated New York the sth day OF May I 9GI
Da'eN ->N' tSicneil JAMES a IEOMBftlDGES
tSieaed) EDWIN d. TRoWBRIDCiE.
'''7''- Executors.
,,z,X1rp OSBORN < GILLESPIE. Attorneys for En-
Dh-odf ~; N II broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of York
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13Gth St.

136th st.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge TO SATISFY
which aboee-descr1bed property is TO be sold is
SIT, lI3.3i thereon from the llth DAY
1902. together and allowance amount
ing $4,000 with interest from Aug TO- 1907 together
with the of the sale. The amount
of other liens. which are TO be
allowed the purchaser OF the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. is 81. 0Si.fl and interest.
Dated. New York. Aug. 10. 1902
GRENVIII.E z. WINTHROP. Referee.
The sale described premises is hereby ad
journed Thursday September o. 1902, at the same
hour and place.
Dated New York. September H. 1902.
GRENNILLE u. WINTHROP, Referee.
TURNER. ROLSTON & KORAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff
% William St. n. y.
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pointed in the response Of the market to the cold
weather.
Wheat early. when corn at its best was sc
to 1c over Thursday 1t lost all its gain and closed
ssc under Thursday Armour was a seller: the
Northwest sold here December opened at 699sc
sold between Csc and CSC bid and closed at 6eikc
sellers; September touched nc but closed at 73Isc
May closed at 7f4c sellers. The Northwest had C21
cars against 400 last week and 009 last year
Grading Minneapolis a little better Com
ditions favorable for movement I'm the North
west. Liverpool lower, in suite of tho adj
vance here Thursday, and Notwithstanding wet
weather in England. Primary receipts were 101-
600 bushels against 479 900 bushels last wear Clear
ances $4,000 bushels, and for the week IA 600
bushels. 1.-The Modern Miller said the ouaa of
the threshing from the stack unsatisfactory
Oats closed &c TO nc under Thursday notWfth-
standing the corn strength. Spectators are neg
lecting the oats The shipping demand is poor
Receipts are heavy There 2s cars with s
cars standard: the estimate for Saturday was ls5
cars New September closed 34ssc; new De-
cember 31kc; May. 3l34c. The situation is being
Influenced by the fine crops east of Illinois
Flax closed about at Thursdays prices Sep
.ember 81 50 and October q 331a. There were 152
cars at the three points. against 50 last year Flax
"a supposed to be pretty well harvested
THOSE outsiders who have been selling January
TO-DAY This demand advanced January and MAY
nrices Pork up zoe to 2c. lard up l5c and ribs
nm &c Hogs West were 3l.ooO. against 5000 last
wear. Hogs here were Zoe higher. with only 1900
received
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a ADVERTISEMENTS and suoscriptlons toe ING AiAS's
n received al their UpSowu once.
NC. LISA BROADWAY.
p..,ss, sfrb and 1tn u...i O'Clock p m
Aevertisenents received az the lono"ihs
of5rss ut regular orce until o.ciocK D. m VIZ
ID Sfb-nV-.. e. 2sd St Is.s St.. G. Sos-
,c.t :, az. Hcnst 18th ST. 257 West 42d pc,
tween 9Th and ::; ~ est a,s.so
3.Saxe herweei TSth nth sts. i.o-S s1-nSe-s
resr s1s--s .sGS 1st- ave. near s9,n.Sl ios Eass
Ic5th-st: s56 Tremont-ave-i 0oo 0o-"'e'' 49,
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Notice OF Gnmmuns.

Notice OF Summons
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
o York. New York County.-Summons ,Ac-
ton for Divorce Henry Miiar, Plaintiff against
Defendant: You hereby
complaint in this action and copv OF
answer PLAINTIFFS within tyyepfv
days after the of this summons exclusive az the
day OF service in Of failure to appear
Judgment will be taken against by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint. ~
Dated August 21st. 1902
WILLIAM H.
Plaintiffs
Office Post Office Address: "a wall Street New
York city n. Y.
To the Defendant Emily Sophia Rose Mllar:
The foregoing summons is upon you by publ;-
pursuant to order Of the Hon. Ernest Hall
Justices of the Supreme the State OF
New York dated the 2sth day of August 1902 filed
York County. the County Court House in the Citv
County and State of New York 2Sth day OF
August 1907
WILLIAM H.
"a Wall Street. New York City. New York
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proposaIs.


Il Ssaroasr Cannou.-Ordnance once, War Depart
ment washington September 5. 1902Sealed proposals
viii received here until p M SEP
TENDER . 1902 for furnishing following steel prcjes
tas more or less: 43 6-inch A. z. shot capped 49S
sfn..b = p shell Ccapped). 10 inch A. p shell
icapped1 4O5 Pinch p shell capped. All LINEN
II y shell pounds weight, cappeG) 4 r and D. p
shell 10 be tested prescribed by speci
frarions caps. received for all or
part OF foregoing Information furnished upon appcaon
- Mef CfiAS $ SMITH. ActInS Chief OF Ord-
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~ pI7pSUayCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

n PIJRSUANCE Ut -h-$ WHEN OF HUN
-. y Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
ApneI Is hereby given all persons having claims
aranst Elizabeth c. Hedden late OF tne county OF New
aEaisI with vouchers thereof
at place Of transacttng business
70 'he SUI Vynter attorney. No Beekman
te9 IN the city York. on or before the LIST day
OF r Desdh New York the Goth day OF May. 1902
b"teu ->e' LIZZIE c. HEDDEN. Executrtx-
u.,rrn LARGE Attorney Executrix. 5 Beekman
va Strsat Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-13

S burg Barracks y. Y. Sept. 10. 1902-Sealed pro-
Hospital Stewards quarters nere
viii be until Il M Oct TO- la lntSrIass IN
furnished on application. Envelopes containing proposal,
should be endorsed Proposals for constructing ospsA
Stewards Quarters addressed Quartefrss'ef
barracks. n. Y
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~ rI-psrANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank 7 Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
I+ica il hereby given to all persons having
New YORK % tience Caroline HaydOck. late OF the
nt, 9f New York. deceased to present the same
Win acfns business No II Broadway In the City
OF ~ or before tenth day Of March
Oh e, %ey York the fifth day Of September. 1902
bdteu w. TILTON.
PGBERr ROGER aAYDocK. Executors
S1IVaRD L. TILION
r.er,,,v & EASTMAN. Attorneys for Executors. 2I7
BROADWAY New York
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L ,,.-,as \ Surrogate OF the County OK New
Aoner - - hereby given TO all persons havins Gains
1oth Roxana Field late OF the County or
seaISt eceased present the same with vouchers
their place or trarsacting
thereon TO fle ar No Wall Street in the Borough
OF Manhattan. in the Cly VI 49, - - $1,000 ~
Dated New the 6h day III 1,,e. E,o
~ caNDI,ER Attorney for Executors No AS
Val Street Borough OF Manhattan Ni'' vi Ne" YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-13

PENNSYLVANIA.
THE NEW KITTATINNY.
Delaware Water Gap. Pa
OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBER
beautiful changing foliage Out
sports. Driving and golf Bathing boating and I
New ownership management Electric nshts
hydraulic elevator bath. steam heat open
frepaces piazzas. pa hours from NeW-1ork
illustrated booklet. - ,,v.~-r NJ
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. Proprs-.
Haddon Hall. Atlantic City. NJ j.
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA
Delightful fall resort. golf fishing. boating all aruse-
open till Nov. l. Booklets and al nfoso
nation LACkAWANNA RESORT BIFsEAC' 4~S
Broadway. New-York.
MT POCONO, PA.
Delightful autumn resort Montanescar Pocono Mogn-
saltwater hote.s Booklets at Lackawanna Re
sort Bureau. 40 Broadway. ~ Y
DOCoNO MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS. Mt.
i Pocono. Pa: cap. 300: ell I.S24 # Golf Orchestra
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~ pUPSrANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

-, =, Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of New
ot,ce IS hereby given all persons having claims
rS,ta Tvanburg OF the County or New York
ansed ~ present the with vouchers thereof 70 me
tSntr mace transGctiug business. at the
s1nscroeFs, az = Mise No Broad in the
Borough Manhattan, Cly u -'e" A0-A' Va - ~
1aTed New York the 18th day OF APRIL lgI2- r,...
CSC IN T SrRAJs FRED l. LAEANbC ~. I.xecutoiS
soesabtrs & Wise Attorneys for Executors. III Broad
St,ast Now Yc.k City. N Y.
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T,owr.vD MARY ELIzA.-IN PURSE

ROWLAND. MARY ELllA.-IN rUksC-
ID -, -. ~ order of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a
49, ., ,ha countv Of New York. notice is hereby
ixen TO ali persons having caiSs aGa,' hary i'I =,
$500 saue with vouchers thereoi 70 'ne
her Mace of transactinG business at Tue ounce
ers' Ak te xdnGs~ Peel. - BToadway. Borough or
OF n IN The City New YORK on or before The
first day Of ,vetliO e. Sfh day April. 1902.
Dated New 1oi SEa,,osf "a FITCH ROWLAND. Jr.,
III GALES T. ROWLAND. and
SEGpGE ROWLAND.
Executors.
TT w I.SDER POEL. Attorney Tor EAecu'ors' NO. -
L. 1'rroaj,-av Y. City
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Gurrosates \ Offices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice hereby given all persons having
Sophie E. Minton, late OF the county %
New present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at his place OF
ness No Borough OF Manhattan IN
the City OF New York on the 18th day OF March
,oco
GEORGE V. y. BALDWIN, Executor.
CHARLES MAY Attorney for Executor,
81 Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan CITY OF
NHr Nnr
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

no snaleri the demand could not be much lighter
Fln1seed was firm and 20 higher. the May 81 75
Ihere were 3S OF seed at the three points
against Is last year Argentine shipments were
large. L424oOO bushels.
Provisions were easy to-night's prices PIC to &c
under Thursday. Hogs were off little, with better
receipts than expected. There were 6V" hogs
West, against 5000 last yeai Better receipts are
predicted for next week. Liverpool was unchanged
local shipments a little better than last year
Packers say the hogs now hi@~~c than the
manufactured product
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
tluauciaI.
Consolidated Railway Lighting
and RefrigGrating Company.

Atm SuecioI Meeting, of the octhoIders of
the Consolidated Railway LtGhtfnE - ne
friEeratinG Company held at JerseF CITY the
3Ist da: of january. 1902. the f"'i"'7 'ns
resolution was adopted
WHEREAS. than majority of tho capitol Ttook
Of this company issued in exchange fr tho capital
stock Of the Consolidated Railway Electric Li1r.0E
Equipment Company under agreement or rurs'an -
understanding that - majority = ''0 stock
Of the said last named COMPANY deposi ei fv *
change for stock Of this the Board Of directors
of the saii Consolidated Railway Electric Lighting *
Fqui1Tr-' Company sh ud he elected tho = ara OF
pireatcrs af tHi- Company. and
WHEREAS. ahouch more than majority OF the said
stock Was deposited for cvohanr- in about tie
month ~ May la9o the Board Directors Of the said
Company elected as members the Board of
DIRECTORS OF this Company and majority ~ the Board OF
directors Il this ComraHy has all teen composed
If persons by holders representatives of
tas holders of the small minority n the stock
company who have an times refused 10 cali meeting
f the Stockholders of this Company and submit their
designations thereto to he end that Board Of Directors
might p" elected by the ~ holders n majority
n the outstanding gtocN ~ This Company. and
WHEREAS the President of this Company Nj. Isaac
l. Rire recently brought action in the Supreme Court
in tho state York and procured an injunction re-
stranins the withdrawal Manhattan Trust
parry in the city Of New deposit Of money
composed of payments made 10y holders of in
said Consolidated Railway Electric Lighting Equip
mont company a condition Of
stock for the Company restraining
tho withdrawal stock of said Consolidated
Railway Electric Lighting & rQuipmou. Company dc
posted with the Manhattan Trust FOR exchange
Tor Stock oi this Company ard restraining The present
Board ~ Directors from the said mentioned
stock at the annual meeting Of the said last named
company nr the withdrawal ~ n" sa7 funds stock
except pursuant n the resolutions II The Board f Directors
10 10 elected hv the stockholders this Company
annual meeting or at special meeting called for such
purpose.
now therefore Resolved that the stockholders Of this
COMPANY here assembled 90 hereby their approval
of the said action by the said Isaac l.. Rice. and
hereby request the officers IF This Company
the Injunction prayed for by Mr. Rice and
other Steps which lc necessary proper prevent
tne funds of this Company being
with by the existing Board Directors except
shall have been elected by stockholders Of this
Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
LEY rELEGRAPH To THE rRIpuNE.


Chicago, Jan. 51.-wheat prices show loss OF
sc 20 &c, with to-night's close about the bottom
for the day. Heavy selling by Patten and Cudahy
most affected the market. The comment from the
seaooard was exceedingly bearish export bids out
oi line and foreigners reselng. The influences
West have been conflicting. Receipts less
han last year. There has been fair shipping
Business here. 81. Louis has been strong rela-
lively; and the other Western markets generally
nave been rather frmer than Chicago. May
opened al 7S1kc, sold between 7S12c and 77%c. and
elosed AT 775sc sellers; July closed at 7sc sellers.
sApping sales here about 115OOO bushels. The sea-
eeard reports only loads. largely Manitoba.
cearsnces to-day $4,000 bushels; cIearances
-'s the week. 100000 bushels, about the same
Is last year. The Northwest had 249 cars against
- last year; primary points. $4,000 against 402.-
Wy bushels. Gables were off slightly. THE Mod
a Miller" declares the drouth relieved generally
S1cept in California Argentine shipments since
ssnuary ! are about a third of last years, 1884,.
- bushels against 2.Ss0.0Oj bushels Cudahy
bns here is put high 100000
SSssheis ST. Louis the best buyer. The mar
-. - vas Influenced by the advance Of the English
ccAAship line in grain and -four rates
I'm shows a loss OF 1zc. The coarse grain was
seeeo by the wheat decline. May opened at 631sc,
~ between 6Slsc and 621c. and closed at 621zc bid
p closed al e2zsc sellers. There was selling by
heh and Frazier the letting go Of long corn
"use 81 the holders going away. There was no
,.. commission trade. Receipts were small-52
A. With 70 estimated for Saturday. Gables
q. naeaon. Argentine shipped only 81 900 bush
rs,.,s declared its drouth serious. Cash corn is
.slss ey nrmer gaining on the futures Shipping
shon. we're 1900 bushels Primary receipts were
c. Third OF last years
Nav are on about as much as corn. 14c to sc.
the sea at 44sc and July at 3sIsc. the last prices
eitbsr .om ones. There was trading feature
house, 1s' Patten doing nothing and commission
estpns,.ong but little. Receipts were e1 cars; the
LOT Tomorrow 20 cars. Receipts could be
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ or NEW YORK.-The New York Physicians Mutual
Association plaintiff against Frieda Hart others
defendants pursuance Of Judgment of foreclosure
and sale made and entered In the
action bearing thirtieth OF December 1901
l. the undersigned the referee Judgment named
will sci pupiC auction, the New Estate
Salestoom ~. i'll Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian. Of New York. the oath day OF
1900 at 1c that day. Herbert A. Sler
auCti1reeT promises directed by
to be sold, therein described follows: All that
certain lot piece parcel OF land. the building
thereon erected situate. lying and being city
of New York, in the County and State OF New
and bounded end described as follows: Besinning at
distant hundred and three 2o3l feet and four ()
westerly from the southwesterly
rth street and Second avenue: and running thence
and parallel nearly with Second
hLrdred and two ug2) feet and two (2) inches to
the block thence westerly
Eighty fourth street seventeen feet; thence
crly, ara parallel nearly with Second
part Of tie distance through party wall hundred
GO2l feet and two % inches TO the southery
fourth street and thence eastery, along
feet point place OF beginning. and by
III. street number 232 Eighty fourth street New
work land "A
lies in section .. in block 1929 the Land Map of
o New York.
Dated New York, December S1st. 1901.
DANIEL MASON Referees
MORTIMER c. ADDOMS. Attorney for Plaintiff IL WIN
lam street. Borough of Manhattan New York City.
The following is diagram Of the premises be
4 described above: