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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

not. they would give him tremendous
ovation when he became President
1.-THE Governor has certainly decided
upca a meritorious plan" said Repre-
Sentative Clayton. chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee, which reported
the Henry resolution; but I don't know
whether II will go through at this
time. At any rate his Endorsement will
give impetus to the passage OF the
Henry resolution"
Governor elect Suizer, of New York,
was dubious about the plan.
1T looks like two bites at cherry,
ne commented. Personally. I would
like to see the pomp and ceremony part
OF our inaugurations eliminated Ny
plan is for a simple inaugural on the
FIRST of January. without any parade
or inaugural ball. The President could
take the oath. and go directly to the
White House to get on the job"
Representative Goodwin. of Arkan-
SAD declared that Governor Wilson
might find # hard 20 cancel plans
which the Democrats already have In
augurated for big demonstration on
March 4.
Il think it probable that We Demo-
Gratis will be denied the opportunity OF
celebrating" he said. II believe Gov
ernOr wilson's announcement VIII con-
tribute to the adoption OF the Henry
resolution"
Representative Helm. OF Alabama.
declars d: AN Inauguration some time
later than March would undoubtedly
be better for all concerned. but /
doubt seriously, now that everybody Is
Keyed up TO inauguration on the
4th. IL We can split up the ceremony
Attend Garden Party.
Governor Wilson and his wife and
daughters and the newspaper CORE
spondents were the guests this after
noon at the first "at home of Lady
Bullock. the wife OF the Governor. at
Mount Langton. Four hundred invi-
tations were sent out. and there was a
brilliant gathering At the garden party:
Governor Wilson and his wife ami
daughters were the centres OF attrac-
ton Music was furnished by the band
of the Queens own Regiment. There
were tennis games. and tea was served
on the lawn.
President-EIect Wilson. in his cam
paisn fedora hat. made hit with the
guests Sir George and Lady Raliock
received all the guests and welcomed
them to the party. The attendance
was very large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Underwood Announces
His Harmony Program
Especial to The Times ispatch.l

Especial to The s-Dispatch.l
Washington, November 3O.--A kar-
mony program, whereby radical
tarifY revisiOnists In the Democratic
House will endeayor TO pnsh drastic
tariff cuts through the senate. de-
spite the sEsall Democratic major
ity in the upper house, and the
leaning Of several Democratic Sena-
tors to protective duties was an
nounced tonight by Chairman I'm
derwOod. of the House Ways and
Means Committee.
Underwood's plan r. to have the
House framers of the tariff bill or
bills confer freely with the Demo-
Gratis in the Senate. who Will be
called upon to engineer passage OF
the measure through the upper
house. The House leader will light
for bills containing rs drastic cuts
ms those which the House passed
at the last session, and he ID ex-
pected to force the support OF some
of the Democratic Senator's who
have In the past voted for profec-
ton on ouch commodities an sugar,
cotton and lumber by appeal to
party solidarity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
American Hustle for Bernhardf.
rSnecial TO The Times-Dispatch.l

New York, November ao.-Sarah
Bernhardt and her company Will get
an American hustle on the moment they
arrive in this city on the French liner
La Savoie tomorrow morning. the
actress Is due to appear In vaudev'lie
in Chicago Monday afternoon under
the direction OF Martin Beck, and 1t
will require celebrity on the part OF
everybody for her to do so. -
Just as soon as Mme. Bernhardts
scenery and trunks can be hauled out
of the hold they will be placed on
transfer wagons. and the drivers Will
rush them to the Grand Central Sta
ton, where they win be slowed IN
two sixty-foot baggage cars. The act
ress meanwhile will hurry to her pri-
vste car Then she will personally nod
all aboard" TO the conductor, and the
Bernhardt special will start on fast
run TO Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
w. M. HARLIsroN. President.
PERFUME IS USED
TO CATCH THIEF
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.I

Chicago, November 3o.-Perfume was
used by detectives to-day in solving
the disappearance of small sums OF
money from the University of Chicago
Press building, and led to the arrest
of a youth who said he was taking
the money to buy an aeroplane.
Three weeks ago detectives were put
to work disguised as workmen, os-
tensibly repairing the building. They
perfumed the money. To-day young
shipping clerk passed close to the
"workmeH' at the close OF the days
business. Seeming the perfume, the
officers stopped him and demanded:
"The money he had just taken
This so frightened the youth that
he handed over s2.25 he had taken
from the money drawer>a few minutes
before. The boy later said he had
taken about $50 in the last six weeks,
which he had put in a bank for the
purpose of buying an aeroplane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
TAFT COMPLETES
SECOND MESSAGE
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.l

Washington November 30.-President
Taft to-day completed the second mes
sage to Congress, which will be sub
mitted the latter part of next week.
The first message. which will so in on
Tuesday, will deal exclusively with the
foreign relations OF the government.
The second message will be devoted TO
general matters upon which legislation
IS asked. A third message will be
srs5m4es~s recommending the establish
ment or a budget system of handling
governmental finances. Accompanying
this message will be sample budget
framed by President Taft's ECONOMY
and Efficiency Commission The esl-
mates in the usual form will be sent
to Congress on Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

Continued From First Page.)
I, 5e placed with parties. preferably
outside of the city of Richmond, who
can aid the company by their business
and their influence. Mr.. Haoliston
commented on the remarkable fact
that applications have been made by
citizens OF Richmond far in excess OF
the amount OF stock allotted here. with
ont anv advertisement or solicitation.
Publication of the report that great
trust company was ia process OF form
alton was first made in The Times
T...aAtch on october 81. at which time
the general plan was broadly outlined,
though but few OF the details could
then be stated with certainty.
VIII Open shortly.
No definite date has been set for the
opening Of the doors OF the company.
That viii be determined with other
matters az the formal organization
meeting on Thursday. but it will be not
later than February l. IN fact, the
trust company may open the first of
the year. without waiting until the
First National racates the banking
room Il proposes TO use as its perma-
nent home.
The new company. President Hab-
llston stated. would be in a position
10 finance the largest as we'll as the
smallest OF Southern enterprises. and
SIS Incorporation adds greatly to the
financial prestige or Richmond, which
wiz then have both the largest bank
and the largest trust company be-
tween Baltimore and New Orleans,
.Se-ah- firmly establishing its claim
IS the financial centre OF the South.
The board of directors has been select
~ with care as representing a varied
number of large financial interests. for
many OF which the new trust company
will serve in the nature of a clearing
house. The name selected-The Old
Dominion Trust Company-identifies
the institution with the State. and
avoids any similarity OF name with
that Of any other oanking institu-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
CONGRESS MAYS|T
FOR MANY MONTHS
Continued From FIRST Page.)

action leaves the Senate without a
permanent presiding officer, because OF
the death Of Vice President Sherman.
"T know this fact-that I am to be
President pro tempore until December
16 at least and will continue candi-
date for the place II my colleagues
desire" said Senator Bacon.
ct will most certinly be a candi-
date for the position: l never thought
Of retiring" was Senator Gallinge-'s
statement.
For months Gallinger and Bacon
have been taking turns" in presid- =
ing. The Progressives prevented CAL
finger feing elected.
CLaliIicn between the Democrats
and Progressives has been rumored.
but is not generally expected. PRO
gressives' have offered to vote for
some Republican not of the "sta nd
pat" stripe, but are holding firm in
refusing to vote solidly for Gallinger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Gets death Rand,- and Dies.

Oshkosh. Wis, November 30.-Albert
Reuchei, aged thirty-three, was dealt
a death hand" to-day while playing
cards in a saloon
He had Just won the stakes and
was reaching forward for the chips
when he sank back IN his chair and
expired
Death was due to heart failure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Held rur GRAND JIH1-
Preliminary Herri-E In ssse Nsain>'
Ernauuci Jackson

fSoccssI to Tho TiHes-D.spatctl
sussex Courtholse. Va. Novernber ~
The preliminary h"arins iu the case
szaIr.st a.-lrn,s,l Jackson for the ~.
der q Andrew Bunr. came ND t"-''s,
before Justices Prince. Humphrey and
Parker. and Jackson wax sent on 70
ire grand JURY At tho January term OF
the Circuit Court Of sussex County
Frank Jackson father Of The ae-
cused. was also arrested as an acces-
sorry before the fact.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

I.rFTIfIto InF IffIeT-ll sIl1fcI-f
chicago November So Lucky
gsorae~ was the horse or which d..
~ r Kirby. former private tanker.
trfT FEDERAL Judge lands to-day h.
iest gze.sfa belonging 20 dcpositors
&C. bis bank. fie said be played the
horse 20 win. and 70 came in second.
H~ alleged he was drawn into the
betting b. a man named shea. who
claimed 20 have ssvancs infornsaoa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
PITS on PLAYS ~ DEFENsE.
pe,.-es Win. In suit sR@in-s Hin feF
E1aEarfxm

New York. November Sos ainie"
Philanthropy was no; q nit IKE De
lasco's The Worlaa.' and Judge he,e
Of the United Stotls District co'1t ="
q secession handed do~H this at'e'-
noon. said that Abraham SoloknoPi'
.-.,.e.r- lawyer. author OF Tainted
Tshuarthrcpv.- was not entitled 20
a.raxes from Bciascc for plagiarism.
m ACCESSION vas rendered after Be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
BLOW TO SMUGGLING RING.
Leader of COnspirators In Fined ant
Given One Years Sentence.

San Francisco, November 30.-A gi-
gantic smuggling ring. covering the
entire Pacific coast was dealt a blow
here to-day. when Robert Donaldson.
assistant marine superintendent of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and
ringleader of the conspirators was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment
and fined 5000 by United States Judge
DeHaven.
Donaldson was convicted of attempt
ing to land opium worth $4,000 in
Oakland s
To date, United States District At
torney John l. McNab has obtained
thirty-six smuggling indictments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

Although well known throughout the
country. ZEMO, the wonderful external
cure FOR all skin Affections is now being
introduced here on q positive guarantee.
1t is a marvellous remedy. and has cured
some Of the worst cases OF eczemr,
pfmples. hlsckheads. letter. BARRIERS itch.
salt rhcurn. blotches. spotted facc, chatting.
dandruf and ell diseases of the skin and
scalp. ZENO Is sold by druggist at N.p
for the large regular size bottle. But In
order that you may test ZEMO and have
no further excuse for any skin eruption.
n liberal 25-cent size bottle Is now on sale
at the Drug Stores. or is mailed on receipt
of price By Z. ". Rose Medicine Co.. st.
Louis. Nc.
ZEMO is O pure. clean. vanishing liquid.
The moment IL touches the skin 4. sinks
right in and you feel the relief at once.
It Is not O salve. paste. ointment or dress
ing. Get the trial bottle today on posi-
tive guarantee.
ZENO is sold and guaranteed ~
truKeists everywhere and In Rich
mond py
GRANT DRUG Co.
Corner Broed and Seventh StreefA
Corner Twelfth and Main Stree<A
TAPRANT DRUG CO.
Forshee ard Broad StreetA
PARAGON PHARMACY,
Laurel ard CRY Strceta
w. ". FRIEND.
South Rtchmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
DIX SATISFIED
WITH HIS ACTION


dead mans requests and TO NindIca'e
himself. The acceptance by the surFo-
gate OF the second VIII as genuine. Az
tomsticslIy would vindicate him, Pat
rick saws. in that it would eliminate ali
motive for murder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

lasco put on both plays In one CT his
theatres as a part of his defense
Judge Holt witnessed both perform
ances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
CHANGE IN DATE
OF INAUGURATION
CONTINUED From FIRST Page}

chairman Of the House Rules Commit
tee, is now fathering a bill to this end.
With President-elect Wilson behind
the plan, It was believed the measure.
which has been side-tracked in the
press OF legislative work, would be
rescued from a committee pigeon hole
and enacted into law.
While most Of the Representatives
favor the change, all Democrats who
could be reached to- might insisted that
whether Governor Wilson wanted 1t or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
OLD DOMINION
TRUST COMP ANY
IS CHARTERED

fcon,inuea From FIRST Page.)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-04-16
WHY THE S

Why /, there such 4 rush at Pa
ton especially in the evening ait.r
the dinner hour: 1t i, ON account III
the popular box ball game. Ever.
BODY wants t" play. Drop in anl
ENJOY a game. You'll like il
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-04-16
SPECIAL

Watch for Bakers Saturday Spec
ial. There will be something OF III
terc>t and Importance to all. Pure
homemade candies are one oi the
features in Mr.. Bakers business and
they are highly appreciated, Watch
Tor the SPECIAL tomorrow.
he people appreciate good goods,
Whcnr they get them. PaNton's is
such a place and everything sold
over the bar is the best th": money
can buy. Everyone who tries The
new goods voices this sentiment.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-04-16
COSTUMES ARE HERE

The costume, for the Eagles
Masque Ball have arrived. As many
are preparing to be there it is time
to see Carl Hankel, who has charge
OF the costumes. Make your selrc,
tons at once.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-04-16
NEW AT

At Baker, Candy Store. they are
again busy getting ready Tor the
regular Saturday Special. Watch
for it. In the meantime drop in and
inspect his stock OF Easter goods and
novelties.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-04-16
Not Quite Fair

We are not quite sure that Senator Jones "A aN"g, the. apt IN his
comparison OF Colonel Roosevelt that i. and Ioniou~ plate thai was
We hardly think that it i a lair c"uirar,on-tO Plate. lie dis
cu,ed the legal part OF it all right, but he wa> unjust t" luntiu, plate
in this regard; that Plate Z, willing to say find no fault with this
man " In that he va very different from III Colonel Our Colonel
i much like the old Scotch woman that " { have called up before. who"
was sure alter looking yer the parish. that would be saved One IA
her Jock. the other herself. and ,Me had her dout, about J"ck-Sat
Lake Tcegram.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-04-16
Indications Show

NT the JrhcrNuian banquet held in Reno Saturday might 4 stand
ing vote ON the preference OF the Democratic Presidential candidate W~
taken. 1t resulted in showing that Wilson was the choice "i those
present. While th, may not be the ultimate result "t the state. yet
it is something OF a lore rHnncr. The Clark alhcrrntr are >tra'1a~l and
will make a campaign for their choice The Wilson men arr jrt A
confident and the night will be between the two factions and the p"Ur
pie, choice will win the delegation from this state.
There were no warning factions present al the meeting held saturday,
which j. Of general satisfaction to the intelligent voters. There seems
to be the we'll founded idea lrr-en' that Democracy has more than an
wen chance ir winning the election ti~ ial The leader, are those
who are cLaNrl a., Democrats, realize that Il sound man must be at the
head and such a man i, Wilson, Te Clark followers have a good and
tried man with them A, both men are worthy, ii is a case ii selecting
the public choice. and we believe that ii will be Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
BROOKLYN SALES.

Newman has sold the three story
s..slling house No $50 Carroll street for
n rrsuston TO a client for occupancy.
The Burland Company has purchased
from Isaac Leviugson a plot 22.l0xl26 feet
IN me south side of Sterling Place. 227
,sst west OF Howard street The owners
vill erect four story tenement
The Kings and Westminster Land Com
many and j. r. Churlo have sold for A
sHept the plot gpxlG feet on the south
.l5e Of Union street. 800 feet from Frank
Nm avenue. The purchaser will improve
the site
Tutlno & Ccrny have sold for Nels o.
larson and another TO John j. McFaddeu
the two.famIly house. on iot 9oxloo feet.
At No fli 52d street
The two story frame dwelling house No.
s1A quincy street has been sold boy stud
well & Burkhari for a Hamann 10 Peter
schmidt f1t occupancy
Frank A SLAYER has sold four lots on
te north side off 1d street, iG0 feet west
OF Twelfth avenue iur the Gibraltar Con
trudiOn Company t1 o. buyer who will
rect frame huTer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
ooIcHT BY MORGAN FIRM?
I'D 70 Have Secured Property
"a Attaining Drexel Building.

Norgan & Co.. according to a re-
j. ~ which members OF that firm de-
po'' - yesterday to make any comment
elineu ongbt the property at No. q to 80
nav erect. and will erect upon its site
WEI If the adjoining Drexel Building,
ano u ., ,beir offices now are, a large
y 20 office building
ns r,o property said TO have been now
Ihe - is owned by the Mechanics and
p'l. .,s National Bank, which has It's
A''a,. rooms I'm the building. 1t was re-
oshA', ,bst the bank was planning to
pO''1 ,eronorarv quarters I'm Nassau
tas opd would upon the completion of
.av structure find permanent home
An officer of the bank denied, how
= - = that IT had executed any such lease
Morgan q Co, who for many
hove been tenants Of the DreXel
o,n5lng acquired that property a few
This -.,bs ago. and since then it has been
.,norlv believed in the financial dis
w. mot the old structure would before
vs." 10 replaced by a modern Office build
"rs The site is about 10000 square feet
90, but with the acquisition Of the
y.onsn,cs and Metals Bank Building the
~ ~ the site available for a new build
-. would be increased to about 1900
,ore feet. which would afford ample
,aaca for the erection Of a large sky
eraper
rts city's valuation Of the DreXel Build
10. a. Wall and Broad streets, is $2,7O0,oOo
- N the Mechanics and Metals Bank
pnn5ing Sl.6eoOoo. o total of si.82OoOO the
-.n,biped sites being valued at SSsiO.cOo
,rd me buildings at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
foRtclosuRE sALEs.

SUPREME Corpr COUNTY or SEW
isa i ksi6atr' ~ Heynet1 tlsnlg.
me . y NJ go . ' sds saS .n, q iore
tt above untitled action uni bearing date
NE iiih dHt ~ August ipiH D. the under
Hfhsai No referee I'm HHi1 Judgment named
N. isI 81 publ. a1.l.lh at thu it.hanga
Faalb NJ Manhattan OlII uf NoV Yur. uH
Ne ITO DAY Of HeIiemnt. ipit Ht So u.rlnpl
lth lh Nat dhh ut Joseph D. Day Az.
WHs'f ne iifWIarH directed bY hhii ludFr
miil 70 b. cold ana therein described Ha
ia9fL All tlai Dob of land in tle city NJ
Mt faTs and iHe thorough uf Manhattan.
th Ne buIiIngs HEl improvements there
" dgls0, bounded ana described as fol
et bghhrg at a point on the noriherIy
tlt q blth Street distant niV lSD feet
eastern nom Eleventh. Avenue, thence
nthH1 and parallel with Eleventh Ave
nue. seventy Ave 1ii feet and five Inches.
Nolr VI .tssi ~ thr rear portion u premises
h.moT ~ Eleventh Avenue. thence east
sai1y and aCnF faid rear portion and
paialN Win fifty-seventh Street sixteen
lt ise' end eight 80 isches. thence south
NIly ana parallel with Eleventh Avenue
'hl ioi part pr tNr distance through q party
all seventy five TU feet and I'VE 90
I..nS 10 tho norther'y side % Fifty-seyenth
street 'sni thence vcttwardiy along the
.Ie sixteen 90 feet and eight 80 Inches
10 10. 'hs point u beginning. be the said sew.
W oi land with the buildings and improve
yfh" erected thereon. ln tho City 81 New
Va Borough Of Manhattan. bounded and
oH'oea a. follows. Beginning az a point
on ne eaSiefly side 90 Eleventh avenue.
mere TIE same Is intereected by the centre
~ ut block between Flfty-seven'h and
IHyeEhth Streets. thence running east
,sMagD and along che said centre line OF the
7, - . s1ty-sN iG8 feet and eight CS) inches.
I ,'i southerIy and parallel with Eleventh
y nenoe twenty five feet 10 the roar line u
M premises Number 500 West Fits. seventh
,usset thence westwarlly and parallel with
'ln centre line Of he block. and along said
. 'H me and Tor part Of the distance through
p. laIV val sNly-siX WG) feet and eight 80
leAes % nc caUerly side % Eleventh Ave
49, aha thence norhwardly along the same
t'nV- i've t2al feet. more or less. % The
sssI I beglnning BE an Of said distances
20 dimensions more or loss.
"a'eo New York. August 18Th. 1912
,,.r,,,. A. HENRY MOSLE. Referee.
"etnNlkl REWARD Attorneys FOR
p, fanuf 100 Broadway. New York City
!, @ ioiiowlng Is diagram Of the property
,,,S 500 Us street numbers are Sf4 Flew
'.n avenue and see IVES, 57th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19

west JIrl street.
. tne APPROXIMATE smUuut OF The lien or
,sIte. 70 satisfy which the above -descTibed
EiKIt d. 20 be solo IS Fifteen Thousand
~; ~, H1hored and twenty-five Dollars (Sl5.-
day a Jr,I interest thereon from the 18th
-. o.anee amounting 10 S2g6 M with inter
,y,.n ION August l4th. 1912 together with the
sHs,,, o. the sale. The approximate
rsies A. VI - tne taxes. assessments and water
To 10 ~ o,aer liens. which are TO be allowed
Or bsiA plichsser out o. the purchase money,
Dsted we referee, Is SJ23.O3 anf interest
We" YORK. August Is, 1912
The fo,sS,,.A HENRY. MosLE. Referee.
weSs., sSS,ssoing sale Is hereby adjourned to
tns slsy, September 10Th. 1912. az the same
D''sd New YORK, September I1th. 1912.
81 r. a HENRY MOSLE. Referee.
fe-tS AE COURT, COUNTY or NEW
f,na.s. Michael f. Sullivan and others. De-
easCr. "a pursuance OF a judgment Of fore
he atov sno sac: duly made and entered in
81 H.,N-sntitled action aad bearing date the
~ sy o. August, 1912. I, the undersigued,
a pohna N said Judgment named. will sell
kn IL ssdstlon, al the Exchange Salesroom,
iisnhs,,sn cx,esey Street In the Borough OF
a. sP,emSer. 1912 an ~ o'eloeE noon 81, thai
ise, Sveeph =. Day. Auctioneer, the prem
ihsn,.n kS,eo 9y said Judgment TO be sold. and
u, rl.o sescfloed as follows: All that certain
bsl,s - or parcel Of land situate. living and
4 The Twenty second Ward OF The city
lors. ~ p YORK, bounded and described as fol-
= Etc., az point IN the easterly line
feet 49, w Avenue. distant northerly fifty
cof1., !, I'VE inches from the northessterly
Suest Eleventh Avenue and Fifty-seventh
asts,,S turning thence northeriy along the
een,v lhs or side OF Eleventh Avenue,
Fifty-sss,.es iect thence easterly, parallel with
Darty went Street and partly through a
'araljei a.. nifty feet; thence southerly and
'set s,A WIN Eleventh Avenue. twenty-five
'eyenib o, suehce westerly parallel with Fifty
ifty Zee, seet and partly through a party wall.
Data ~, 70 tbe point or place Of beginning.
VIZ NV YORK. August 18th 1912
1cy,NIpxi TX SHAW BREWSTER, Referee
Pisin.a. REHNARD. Attorneys for
o BE- sey,'so~ing is diagram OF the property
sys1,.s. us street number is s42 Eleventh