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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW-YORK. SUNDAY. April. H. 1901
ARRIVED.
Tauric (Br) Clarke. Liverpool April l. with
mdse White a
$50
Steamer kentucky QDan) Thidemann ststtin March -
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GUY OFrhe MAKER"
GEO. C.FL1NT Co.
49, A~o' ~ WEST 23:ST.
NEAR BROAOwAV.
FACTORY: l54 ANo i56 WEST l9~ STREET
ACCIDENT OCCURS WHILE MRS. MARSHALL. OF
BROOKLYN. Is AT DINNER.

Mrs, Mary Marshall. sixty years old. OF No
30 Bushwick ave, Brooklyn. Choked to
death yesterday afternoon by piece of meat
which she eating for dinner.
Mrs. Marshall had been in feeble health for
some time, and while at the table yesterday she
suddenly choked. Her friends endeavored to
assist her, but she seemed unable to dislodge
the meat, which had become fastened in the
throat
Ambulance Surgeon Hayt, OF st. Catharine's
Hospital, responded to "A call but before ne ar
rived Mrs Marshall dead.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATUKE ALMANAC.

3 21 Sunset Moon a 3:06 Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy 4:03 Gov Island 43J Hell Gate 624
PM.-Sandy Hook 4:4S Gov Island 5:I2 Gate 7Ol
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st. Mary-n-the- Highlands, Cold Spring Hud
Son--WardenS Gouyerneur Paulding and Charles
Miller: vestrymen. William H. Ladue. Ellis H
Tmm. Daniel Butterfied. William Henry Haldan
John Campbell Gouverneur Kemble and Colir
Tomie.
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Imported POtted Meats.

~ All Goods Guaranteed as Repre-
Sented.
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Trinity. Bergen Point. n J.-Wardens. George w.
Yates and Philip La Tourette: vestrymen. Charles
X Hitchcock. Hugh F. Fox. +. O Schuyler. T. c.
Wellman. William 5. Langford, f. w. Humphreys
and Henry J. Goulard.
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Announcements.

Mohonk. e & w Mohonk.
A new high banded collar
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christ Rye y. Y.-Wardens Augustus WIggin
Raad Iaa samuel IA sAtterlee; xestrymen. George r.
. cclarence Sackett, Walter T. Hart Edward ~
echeii, John A Poole and j. Howard Wainwright
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81 johns. Y0nkers-Wardens. Walter H. Pad
eeock, William G Hastings Peter J. Elting Theo-
oofe II Silkman and Herbert NJ. Moore: vestry-
q n,enii Edwin A Smith. Thomas Ewing ir. George
Il q. bGilker' George h Warren and Edward D.
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The Observation-Disclosures. J. Oscar Mari and Dr.
James H. Canfied vestrymen. DR.. William J
Gaudineer. Henry !. Thornton, George a. Nelson
William II. Crane. Major Frank Keck and Ham
ilton NJ
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christ, Yonkers-Wardens w. c. Pierpont and T
y Bayer; vestrymen, /. S. Conover DR. David John
samuel Hayward Daniel Siers. William TAYLOR
william Webb, James Whitley and William Pye
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First Reformed Episcopal -Wardens Francis E
Doughty. NJ. d, and Theodore r. Shear: vestry
men. General John Hendrickson. the Rev. Dr.
William T. Sabine, Francis Walk NJ. D.; d.
Reynolds, William J. Johnston. Robert II. Petit
grew and Nathaniel Gilbert.
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uShi,is uHhfist East Orange y. J..Wardens Samuel w
NM " &nitteInore and Charles Michalick; vestrvrnen
William g Horn. Charles Brooks Frederick w
iotn " alter d. Grand. Charles K. Lee S j. Lam
beth, George j. Redield +. " r. Corwin Genre
w Storm and Farnham Yardley.
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81 Marks. Observation-Disclosures Clement Iockitt
Iii3 n !. Ihinaman; yesirymen. E NJ. Johnston f.
:, II De les DernieTs, J. ". Worthina,ton Admiral
w & Gibson and Divine F. Burtis "
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81 Pa1Is, fonkeIs-Wardens. James w Rayner
Gnu y roster Jenkins; vestrymen. ID. McNeely
SIanAer W llllam l. kingman Robert H Neville
William j Moore. Walter f. Hodgman William
" L. Batchelder. DR. James w. Bowden and Joseph
TrapnelI, jr f-
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st. James's. Newark Wardens. John A. Bake
and Freeman Hiscux; vestrymen. Oscar b. Mock
ridge. sydney n. Ogden. A. ". Post. u. G. Bod
man, ". II. Kaye, John Townley and Ambros
Tompkins
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The Redeemer. Morristown. n. J.-Wardens John
T. Taylor and Francis 5. Hoyt; vestrymen, John
h Lldgerwood, Augustus l. Revere, John A EN-
cry, Joseph r Moody. J. Stewart Mackie Pierre ].
Smith Charles d. II. Cole and George E Chisholm
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ST Andrews Memorial Yonkers-Wardens Mario
Krn Korhi and Bar51t II. Lane vestrymen. George
John n b Copc1tt F; ID canfeld. Jr.. c. Irving Lat
hh' j. calvin Campbell and George w. Hepensta
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ST; Matthews, Brookly yn--Wardens. Charles A
Feck and c B. Dernarest vestrymen Charles c.
l-athrop, Alexander d Henderson. J.. s Waring
Alfred X. kirkus. David s. Wells. DR. Alexander
Hntchins. Robert F. Schorah and Joseph Barrett
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Heavenly Rest-Wardens David H Decker and
David { Leechi vestrymen, John Fl. Glover. Rich
ard Brown, J. Hull Browning David w Thomp-
son, James l.. Barclay, Charles Steele Francis
Egerton Webb and George Gray Ward.
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ST. Luke's Montclair. n. J.-Wardens Dexter n
Force and Frederick W Gwinn: vestrymen. Edwin
A Bradley. Edward O. Burgess. John T Weeks
George l. Michman, Decatur NJ. Sawyer. Daniel A.
Lindley and Francis Halpin
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st. Michaels-Warden. William r. Peters
vestrymen r. T. Belle Chambers, A. A. Whitman
and John +. Puen
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81. Matthew's. Jersey Cty-Wardens, William II.
f. Crocheron and Joseph NJ. Rector, NJ. d; vestry-
men. Thomas III. Hall, William Franz. James Heal
Ing. Alfred Sharpe. w. Paul Sweet. John T. Cooper
John Perks, Thomas S Smith, Samuel A Good
and William Chappell.
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Merriam. Henry S. Chandler Harold w Wander
poe William r. Du Mond and Leslie j. York
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St. ters-Wardens. f. Holbrook Cushman anC
Douglas Taylor; VeStrymen. James w. Elgar, Jo
seph w. Cushman, Edward d. Franklin, III, ID.
Reuben r. Smith. George f. WilcoXson William 7
Faber.
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Grace. Nutley, y. J.-Wardens James r. Hay
and X J. NJ Chase: vestrymen n. f. Carryl c. A.
hltney, c 5 Thurston Edward Morgan. jr
Alpheus Geer- II. l.. Fenton. Frederick Davis and
@ b. Douglass.
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81 MARKS, West Orange. y. J.-Wardens Charles
a lishtpe and Stephen Van Rensselaer,; vestry-
me men ~ J4hn u Eycrtt. stephen W. Williams Fran
cls II Holfnes, Edward +. Sage. Simeon H Rollin-
son, Coleman Z. hissam, Edward D McC'oIom
nillam J. Boesen, John V. Bacot and William
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St Mark's-Wardens. Cornelius b Mitchell and
John Brooks Leavitt: vestrym- John Herrima n
Henry A. Simonds Zelah Van can William =
Beler, Charles r. Cioodhue George W Clark
David Lydis and Nicholas Fish.
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Trinity, Crawford. y. J.-Wardens. Harry +. At
water and Robert J. Mix; vestrymen, Lucius Brad
ley, George Il. Jones. William L. Starr Edward J.
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thrlst bloomfield, n. J-Wardens T. s Genu
ana Charles II. Seck; vestrymen l. S Tenney
Kopert Belloni, Charles II. Johnson. George Vi
fulsaft w H. Sayre. jr.. and Thomas l.. Benton
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Trnity-Wardens John II. CaswelI and William
Jay; vestrymen. Edmund ID. Randolph Herman III
cammann, George II. Colt. Elihu Chauncey Rich
ara DelaheId. Sidney Webster, Jonn T Lockman
DERBY = Hicks Arnold. Stuyvesant Fish. Nicholas
r. Palmer, William N. Polk Francis s Bangs ]
Howard Van Amringe f. Edward Nash Henry {,
Swords. John Jacob Astor and Charles A
Schermerhorn.
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r1,fi, r1race; Orange. \. J-Wardens William NJ
ffaIlhhn ana Jonathan J. BroOme: vestrymen Ia
q Young. Edward " Ashley. Charles F Kroeb
JJ1Iias A. Boyian. fhomas S. p Fitch Josiah O
H. PatTiarche and Alfred P Boiler
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EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS

Calvary -Wardens James J. Goodwin and Samuel
ID 8abcock; Yes1ryInen, Daniel Huntington, Oliver
q. Barton :. w. fthinelander. Spencer Aldrich
Abran 5. Hewitt George Zabriskie William Il
Boulton and Herbert II. Turner
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Trinity, MorTsania-+ Wardens Frank V r Dodge
and DR. } Ostram Taylor: vestry men. Frank A.
fiatton, Adam Renhardt. Herbert A Burdette
Milfred HI. Warner, II. Ward Stewart. Arthur G.
8edell. William ID. Dubois and Norman T.. Gray
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St Lnke's, Brooklyn-Wardens. Joseph f. Pig
and James W White: Yestrymen. Charles
Preller. willis H. Brumley. Lambert V b. Can
eron. William Pnkney Hamilton Frank H. Sci
Louis Schott.
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MORRIS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Henry s. Apgar claimant, VS.. Robert M Hunt
ting ct ais, defendants. Fl. ia. on con
tract on lien claim.
THOMAS j. BUTLER. Atty.
by VIRTUE of the above stated writ OF
ID Fieri Facias In my hands, | shall expose
for sale at Public Vendue at the Court House
in Morristown, N. j., on
Monday. the 28th day of January
next. A D., 1870 between the hours of IL M
and O'Clock p. NJ, that is to saw at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, namely: stone
thirty feet BY thirty on a lot of land or curti-
lage. situated in the Township of Jefferson, in
the County of Morris and State of New Jersey.
and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at q point in the west side of the
public road leading from Shippenport to
Hurdtown, distant one hundred and one feet
north twenty-five degrees east Cas- the needle
pointed in 1870 from hickory tree standing
in said side of said public road, said hickory
tree being nearly opposite the dwelling house
standing upon the premises convey ed by Wat
son :. Heidelberg and wife to Walter j.
knight by deed recorded in Morris County
Clerks office in & ii of Deeds on pages 307 &c,
eaid beginning corner being also Walter j.
Knights northeastern corner; thence Cd as
the needle pointed in 1888 north forty-eight de-
grees west along said Walter j. Knights line
five hundred and fifteen feet more or less. to
low water mark in Lake Hopatcong; thence
90 northeasterly along the line of low water
mark in Lake Hopateong one hundred and
eighty feet more or less to a heap of stones,
being the beginning point named in a deed
from Augustus w. Bell to Watson $. Heden-
berg and William p. Condit, recorded in Book
U Of Deeds for Morris County on page 65;
thence 60 south sixty-seven and one quarter
degrees east to point in high water mark in
Lake Hopatcong being the second corner
named in Il DEF d from Edward Luff to Watson
Heidelberg recorded In Book WIS of Deeds
for Morris County on page 270; thence ca
along said high water mark north eighty one
degrees fifteen minutes east two hundred and
twenty-four feet more or less to a rock, thence
90 south twenty-six degrees east along the
line of Baldwin and others two hundred and
seventy feet more or less to the erenbefore
mentioned road thence south thirty five
degrees thirty minutes west along the said
road two hundred and fifty-nine feet more OF
less to the place of beginning.
Dated December q. 1900,
CHARLES A. BAKER,
Sheriff
Chronicle and Era P.F. Sill
2705
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sHERIFF's SALE.


MORRIS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Michael Meyer, ct ais.
VS.. FL. ia de DO ev ter on
Returnable November s. 1900.
WILLARD w. CUTLER.
Attorney.
By virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
Eacias In my hands, shall expose for sale at
Public Vendue at the Court House In Morris
town, N j.. on Monday. the 14th day of Jam
uary next, A. D., 1901, between the hours of IL
NJ, and o'clock P. M. that is TO say at 2
tracts or parcels of land and premises. situate
lying and being In the Town OF Morr1stown,
Morris Comfy, New Jersey
certain deed from Thomas B. Flagler and wife
to Jerome LeStout dated May %, 1874. and re-
corded in Book As on page Sls ana s.so peing lot
formerly Ira G. Whitehead which said map is
filed in said Clerks office and, in said deed is
described as follows: Beginning at the North
corner of lot No. 8 on said map In the said
William 8. Cooper's line and running thence
a along said line North fifty-two degrees and
fifty minutes. East one hundred and thirty-two
and one half feet to the center line of said pro-
posed new street, thence CD along the center
line Of said proposed new street twenty,seyen
westerly line of said lane thence 90 along the
Northwesterly side of said lane one hundred
the EASY Of lot said map
thence 90 North thirty-eight degrees and
thirty five minutes West thirty feet to the
place of beginning; subject, however to the
use by the owners and occupiers of the lots
indicated on said map of the lane or street
twenty-five feet In width, which extends
fifteen feet over the Nofthwesterly end OF the
lot hereby conveyed. Being the same properly
conveyed by Jacob b. Tallman ana VIE % ~
Charlotte e. Mckee by deed dated Marca nc. .s,
1879. recorded In Morris County Clerks office
In Book Clio On page AS; and
Tract No. 2. beginning at point In inc ilne
er's tavern lot now belonging to .Byram z.
Guerin which point is the beginning OF the
second line Of a lot known as NO . on map
once of the Clerk of Morris County conveyed
by Thomas B. Flagler and wife to WI liam j.
Cooper by deed dated March 20, 1874, and re-
thence ID South thirty eight degrees and
thirty five minutes East to q stake standing in
the Southwest side of lane running from
Washington Street to Ann Street, g distance
side of said lane South fifty-two degrees and
fifty minutes West twenty-five feet, thence (3)
North thirty-eight degrees and thirty-fve
minutes West to point In line of lands OF
Guerins lot, thence "a along said Guerin's
line North fifty-two degrees and fifty minutes
East TWENTY-FIVE feet, more or less, to the
place of beginning. Also the right of pas.
sage for herself, her heirs and assigns. her and
their servants. cattle. horses and vehicles over
and across the said lane for any and all law
full purposes whatsoever. Being part OF the
premises conveyed to the said Mary w. cooper
March "A, 1889. being the some land conveyed
by mary w. Cooper to Charlotte A. Mckee by
deed dated March a. 1889, recorded In the
Clerk 8 office of Morris County in Book ITO on
Dated Dec. II, 1907.
Printers Fee $l4.4O. sheriff
Chronicle and Jereeyman. a6o9
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In CHANoERY OF NEW JERSEY.

In CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Mary G. Mention. complainant, and
John w. Hazlett and Sarah e. Hazlett. de-
PENDANTS. Fl. ia. for sale of mortRaged
premises, Returnable TO February term, A.
D., 1901,
ALDRIDGE c. SMITH, Sol'r.
pY- VIRTUE of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri F,ecias in my hands, shall expose
for sale at Public Vendue at the Court House
in Morristown, N. j., on
Monday, the 2Sth day of January
next. A, D., 1901, between the hours of IL NJ.
and 5 o'clock P. M, that is to say at 2 O'Clock
In the afternoon of said day, all that certain
lot. piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
being in Morristown, County of Morris and
state of New Jersey, bounded and described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point formed by the inter
section of the southeasterly side line of Mar
ket street with the northeasterly side line of
Maccolloch Avenue running thence north
forty-one degrees fifty-two minutes, east
along Market Street 81 feet and sixty-five hun
dredths of a foot; thence South forty two de-
grees and twenty seven minutes east one hun
dred and twenty -four feet aid forty. five hun
dredt b. OF a foot to the land of Charles ID
milford; thence south forty-eight degrees,
fifty minutes west ninety feet and nine hun
dredtbs of foot to the northeasterly side of
Maccolloch Avenue and thence nor]h thirty
five degrees twenty-six minutes west along
Maccolioch Avenue one hundred and sixteen
feet aud seven hundredths of foot to the
point or place of beginning, be the said several
dimensions more o. less. together with all Jne
right, title and interest of the party of the first
part in and to one-half of Market Street in
front of and adjoining the herein described
lot. being the same premises conveyed by q
deed executed this day and intended to be re
corded simultaneously herewith. this Mort
gage being given to secure portion of the
purchase money or consideration expressed In
said Deed.
Dated Dec. %. 1900
CHARLES A. BAKER.
Sheriff :.
Chronicle and Banner $500
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mink fur ana having a capuchon 4
match This cape is of course made owe;
warm, padded lining, but that is not
obvious, and the combination of fur and
lace is striking. Capuchons upon evening
wraps are for use as well as ornament,
They are loose and large and may be
drawn up over the head when necessary.
The cut illustrates an evening costume
having as foundation tight pink silk
princess gown. Over this is gown of
plated white mousseline de sole. vii,
lengthwise bands of guipure, which fol
LEWIS the lines of the figure closely.
Around the foot is plated founce OF
mousseline dc sole edged with tiny bands
of black velvet and headed by a band OF
guipure outlined with black velvet. The
shor. bolero of lace is defined by crossed
bands of plated tulle edged with black
velvet, and there IA a chou of loops OF
black velvet on each shoulder. The
sleeves. which terminate at the elbow by
d frill of plated tulle. are made of bands
Of plated tulle ornamented with lines OF
black velvet. JUDO CHoLLET.
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It is a wrong idea that some people
have, that single people must neces-
sarily be miserable.
One of the sweetest women 1 have
ever known was eight and twenty;
and, as yet, no thought of marriage
had entered her head.
"Impossible!" you say.
/ assure you, it is quite true, though
l must admit there was a reason for
it.
The woman 1 speak of led so busy a
life that she had no time to waste an
idle thought on love or marriage.
THAT is the Lords business" she
would say; why should 1 interfere?"
And when you come to think of it.
there 10 a good deal of truth and phil
osophy in it.
Did YOU ever know the woman who
made business of hunting for a hus-
band to find one?
In her case, they are as shadowy as
dreams, when she attempts to single
one out.
1t Is always the girl who is indiffer-
ent to a man when she first meets him
who stands the best chance of winning
him.
Don't fool yourself with the belief
that man does not know when he
is being made a dead set for. He sees
through all your cunning little articles
and your ingenious methods of trying
to see him again.
Man likes to WOO and not be wooed.
If you keep out of his way he will be
more apt to pursue you. He does not
appreciate the peach ready to drop in
to his mouth.
If he has a hard time climbing the
tree for 1t, to the topmost bough, he
enjoys it all the more when he secures
1t.
The only safe rule to follow is to
attend to the duties of life that are
before you and not give yourself time
to brood upon the alluring topic of love
or marriage.
Every woman has one good oppor-
tunity at least once in a lifetime, and
being assured of this, she should not
rush matters.
The single woman has many enjoy
ments that many married person
signs for.
She has no one to dictate to her; she
can follow her own sweet will. If she
looks sQuarely out upon life she will
see that she is quite as happy as many
of her welded sisters.
She has less care; and, perchance,
less heartaches. She is always buoy
ant, for hope is always with her.
She sees the future with rose-colored
glasses.
Hope is the beacon-light of every sin
gle woman's life.
Hope and expectancy as to the hero
the future will bring to her.
The single woman must remember:
Sad it may be, to be longing
With hope that's faint and weary
And sadder still to see it fade and
fall:
But to grasp the thing we long for
Then TO see how it can fail US
Is the saddest fate of all.
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HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES
SOUTH.

The Southern Railway announces
that they will sell round trip tickets
to points south of Potomac and east
of the Mississippi Rivers to students
of schools and colleges on December
10Th to 21st, 1900, inclusive, at one
and one third fare round trip, upon
presentation of certificate signed by
Superintendent, Principal, or Presi-
dent Thereof. Also Christmas holiday
excursion tickets will be on sale De-
cember %. %, "a, 20, and 81, 1906; also
January l, 1901, with extreme limit
January 4, 1901.
For further information call Cd or
address New York Ticket Offices, 271
and 1885 Broadway, orAlex. S. Thweatt,
Eastern Passenger Agent, 1185 Broad
way, New York.
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Between The Eighth Ward Building and Loan
Association, Complainant, and Caroline w.
Hunting. Robert NJ Hunting and Henry $.
Apgar. Defendants FL ia, Tor sale Of mort
gagged premises. Returnable to February
term, A. D.. 1901
DoHRIT e. Provost Solicitors,
By virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
Facias in my hands. shall expose for sale ut
public vendue at The Court House in Morris.
town N. D., on
Monday the 4th day of February next,
D., 1901, between the hours of l2 NJ and i
O'Clock p. M. that is TO say at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day.
All tract or parcel of lands and premises,
situate, ~ ing ana being in The Township of
Jefferson in the Cou ty of Morris and State
+ New Jersey
Beginning at point in the west side Of the
nnblic road leading from Shippenpprt 10
Hurdtown distant one hundred ana one feet
nori h twenty-five degrees east (as tie need e
pointed IN 1874 from "A hickory tree standing
In said side of said public road, aid hickory
tree being nearly opposite the dwelling stand
Ing upon the premises conveyed by Watson s.
Hedenburg and wife to Walter J; Knight by
In e / of Deeds on pages 3f, &c eaid begin
nlng corner bel also Walter J, Knights
Ssde dntsa s North bhsnes q az the
we>f along said Walter Knights line five
hundred and fifteen feet more or less to low
water mark in Lake Hopatcong. Thence CD
northtasterly along the line Of low water
mark in Lake Hopatcong one hundred and
eighty feet more or less to heap of stones.
being the beginning, point named in deed
from Augustus W. Bell to Watson =. Heden.
berg and William 2. Condit, recorded in Book
| VI OF Deeds for Morris County on Page 65
| Thence S3) south sixty -seven and one quarter
degrees east a point In high water mark In
| Lake Hopatcong being the second corner
named in a deed from Ed ward Luff to Watson
!. Heidelberg recorded in Book WIS of Deeds
| for Morris County on Page go. Thence al
| along said high water mark north eighty-one
degrees fifteen minutes east two hundred and
| twenty -four feet more or less to a rock
Thence Co. south thirty six degrees east along
the line of Baldwin and others two hundred
an seventy feet more or less to the hereinbe
| fore mentioned road Thence south thirty
| five degrees thirty minutes west along the said
road two hundred and ffty-nine feet more OF
| less to the place OF beginning.
| Also all the hit, title and interest of the
party OF the first part In and 10 the land lyinG
between high and low water mark In front OF
| tina premises above described.
Dated January 8, 1900
| CHARLES A. BAKER, Sheriff.
Chronicle and Era P.F 500
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Her Meanness.

can American hostess, on the occa-
sion OF a gathering of distinguished
people, was endeavoripg to add to the
pleasure OF Frenchman by talking to
him In his native language. Noticing
that her lack Of tiuency was irksome to
the lady and desiring to relieve her en-
barrassment. with praiseworthy amia-
biAty the foreigner said;
2 Pardon. madame, somewhat the
VreBch Is ilficult for you. am able
10 understand your mean-ness II you
VIII speak English. "--London ChrOni-
Ella.