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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
Dartmoor prison.

Returned to America Immediately
on his release in 1901.
Was in Philadelphia during 1902,
where he married Miss Margaret Raf-
ferty, a Canadian girl. Honeymoon
terminated at Cincinnati, where he
stole brides trouseau and sold it.
Served workhouse sentence in St.
Louis after marrying Miss Grace
Cochrane, of Kansas City through
fraudulent pretentions to wealth and
title.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
Hydrophobia Victim.

A distressing death from hydro
phobia occurred last week near Wa
terford, in Marshall county. Jones
Brooks, a large planter, and twelve
others, some of them members of his
family, were bitten by dog about a
month ago. They secured treat
ment from a maidstone owned by
Ben Milan, but in Brooks case it
was not applied soon enough, Milan
claims. Mr.. Brooks was taken sick
and the case developed violent
form, convulsions and other symp-
toms Of the disease following until
his death.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04

George w. Crawford, negro OF
Birmingham, Ala, was awarded the
Townsend prize at Yale university,
New Haven, Conn, for the best ora
ton.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
McANN's HOME IN LEXINGTON.

Leaves for st. Louis
Take Charge of Remains.
Lexington, KY, June 29.-James p.
McCann, who was killed at st. Louis,
was of a prominent family here. His
father was a wealthy horsebreeder.
Two sisters live near this city, and
Sunday B. L. Hume, brother-in-law,
left for st. Louis to bring the re-
mains to Lexington. McCann's wife
was Miss Galloway, Of Owensboro,
Ky. Two weeks ago he sent his sis
tiers photographs of himself, wife and
+. S. Darlington. He was devoted to
his wife.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
Y. vlcksbura EnaIneers oraanIze.

A branch of the Marine Engi-
neers' Benevolent Association has
been formed at Nicksburg with eigh-
teen charter members, with Walter
T. Boob president and George Moir
secretary. The membership will en-
brace engineers from Yazoo City,
Natchez, Greenwood and other con-
tiguous river points, and an ex.
change will be established at Vicks.
burg.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04

A negro was killed by man named
Sullivan at Saratoga, Miss, in a fight
over a crap game
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
Admission Next Time.

The Alabama Commercial q Indus
trial association adjourned at Mobile.
Officers were elected and Admission
chosen as the next meeting place.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
The Third Week in September.

The trial of James II. Tillman,
charged with the murder of N. G.
Gonzales, will be held at Lexington,
s. c., the third week in September.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04

Their chief Reliance.
Although the Gloriors Hourth may ~
One hundred IN the R9n,
For orators there still viii be
The shade OF Waak'f kton.
--Brooklyn Llfe
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
sheriff AvenGed Deputy's Death.

Deputy Marshal Hall was shot down
by Everett Baity, whom he was try
ing to arrest, at Olive Hill, Ky. Baity
was then killed by Sheriff White.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
Girl Accidentally Killed

A stranger accidentally discharged
a pistol Frankfort, KY, blowing of
two of his fingers and killing Miss
Rose Carbon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-07-04
statement BY the Bosu. Lord.

II am innocent of the crime. AS !
sit here, / am innocent. / did not
know that McCann was dead until !
was arrested. I was never at Bonfils
station, but was unconscious for a
long time after the fight in Suburban
garden. McCann and his wife often
had trouble. and / sometimes took
Mrs. McCann's part. On one occasion,
after they had scuffle, l bathed Mrs.
McCann's eyes. McCann was often in
trouble with people, and I often took
his part. He received many threat
ening letters, but I do not know
who wrote them. One letter threat
ened him if he did not pay to the
writer $50. l don't know what it was
about. If l had killed McCann I would
not have gone back to his home, for
would have known that his body
would finally be discovered"
lord" Darlington made the follow
ing statement soon after his arrest:
Barrington's Criminal Record.
harrington is charged with having
committed many crimes in England,
where it is asserted that his name is
Frederick Neville Barton. His aliases
have been Sir Frederick Suydenham
Burgoyne, and other nobility and
military titles. His positive record is:
Born in Brigton, England, in 1858.
Arrested at the age of seven for
setting fires in Tunbridge common
Tunbridge Wells, England.
At 1s,sentenced to ten years servi-
tude in Dartmoor prison for burglary.
Booty $1,000.
Obtained pardon by forging docu-
ments when 90 years of age.
Fled to America with letters forged
to well-known persons. Lived high.
Married Miss Celestin Miller Barton,
of Brooklyn. Represented himself as
Sir f. Suydenham Burgoyne.
Took his bride to England, where
he deserted her, leaving her penniless
in a strange land.
Arrested for forging pardon docu-
ments and embezzlement.
Dartmoor prison.
y Ill.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-01-09

In many countries the rainbow Is
spoken of MS being Il ercat bent pump
or s.phon tuJe, drawing VA er from
the earth hy mechancal means. In
parts Of Russia In lie Don country.
ana also in Moscow and vicinity ii Is
known by n nuEse wh.ch is equivalent
10 "the bent water pipe" In nearly
all the Slavonic dialects il is known by
terms slsnifying the cloud siphon,'
ma in Hungary it is The pump"
"Noah's pump ANA Gods pump
The Malayan natives call it by the
same name that they do their banded
water cobra nechetal. ONLY that they
add "bobo" meanlng double headedl
ths equivalent IN our language being
the double headed watersuake" They
icll YOU that the bow is Il real thing Of
rfe. that ii drinks with is tWo mouths
and that the water IN transferred to the
clouds through m Opening in tie upper
SIDE Of the center uf the great arch.
In the province OF Charkoy, Russia,
the rainbow is said to drain the wells
rnd to prevent this many are provided
with heavy. tight fitting stone plat
forms. In the province of Saratoy the
low il said tn be under control OF
three angels. one OF whom pumps the
water. the second feeds" the clouds
0nd the third sends the rain.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-01-09
LAUNDRY LINES.

Make your iron holder Of asbestus
cloth.
Table salt IN the starch will help In
the ironing.
Laces or delicate matofhls wAioh are
soaked in borax water da BOT fa, ,.p
rubbing.
A little boraX in the last riasi'g va
ter viii make handkercHiefs 10
iron and look better when de8
A useful thing TO remember rAat
the iron will not stick to the elat nes il
the starch used has been mixed with
soapy water.
Rub the irons with cloth soaked in
kerosene to prevent scorching. FIRE.
quent rubbing on sandpaper will keep
irons from sticking.
Three ounces of borax and two
pounds of sliced white bar soap dis
solved in two quarts Of hot water will
make a splendid lather for washing
clothes.
If you wash black stockings in
warm lather of soap and water-no so
da-and add a little vinegar to the rims
ing water they will keep a good color
till worn out.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-01-09

An old railroad rian. having been
converted. was asked to lead in prayer
The following was The response: 20
Lord. now thar have Jagged thee. iii
up my feet from tie rough road OF lie
aud plant them safely on the deck OF
the train Of salvation Let me use the
safety lamp kuown nS prudence. make
all the couplings IN tie train With the
strong link OF Thy love ard let my
hand lamp he the Rible, and heavenly
Enthcr. keep al switches closed that
lead of tie sidngs especially these
with blind end 0 lord. Il II I've thy
pleasure. have every semaphore block
along HE line show the white HE Of
hope that may make TIE rtn Of life
without stopping. And. I.ora. give us
the, Ton commandments for a SEIZED
ue. and when ! haye finished taa run
OH schedule time and rlligd hio 'br
great dark station 81 death nay taGu.
the Supern,Irlent ut to universe.
say. MIL doDe rhou good and faithful
servant com, ant sigu the gay oil and
Feceive your enecf Ycr eternal happi
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-01-09
SHERlEE,S SALE.


In CHANCERY OF NEW .IEnSEY
Whereof Eli Al Garter il mplsinant aud
Tnseph = Waugh and Jnhauna " Wsnvh
hrs wife. Oh trlas n Waugh and les. lie n
Waugh are defendants. III fa for sale of
m ,rfgnged ur Misses Returnabe to Frbru-
AIRY Term ID 1893,
CHARLES A. RATHBUN, Solr.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ If Fie
ID Facias IN my hands. l shall expose for
sale AT Pnhlic Vendue u the Court House III
Mosrstown, " i. on
MONDAY. THE 21 DAYlOF FEBRU AIRY
next, A. u, 1913 between the hours of 10 m,
and O'Clock q. IN inst Is 70 say ~ n'ei >ct,
in the aftern0 m of said dav. all the following
descrihed tract nr parcel If land an premises
situate lying and being In The Borough of
Maids n fOrne Y ia the township of Chat
ham. IN th County of Morris and State Of
New Jersey:
s-.tnnias on the old rad AZ a corner of
D ictnr Henry p. G-eens door.yard fance:
hence a. southwest in ire Of Doctor Henry
. q -ean'% dor ward fence and Ia line of Ahra
~ i Rritton two hundred fee IN y stake in
he fanca fur a corner OF this LAT. thence (g1
,llthra .tarlv Ia line of said EDITION fprtv feet
y a STAKE for corne- nf late Ioh1 y
XftrheiI's lot. now owned Nv Valnh Sehenck:
,-vo IN dred feet ths south side T the IL
Morristawn lad: thenca 90 northwesserlV
along thu south ii Ia Of sail oil road irtV .ei
IN the pac4 If heginnlng. said ~ contain ons
anart.r OF an acre of land be the same more
or less
ksiug the same iot If had de-crihe,I in
deed foam And-eW Riley an4 wife said
Thomas Walsh bearing date March 20, 1874.
Dated December ~ lYi2
ABRAHAM RYERIOJ
sheriff.
Chronicle AMI Eagle pr 81 2n,
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sHERIEE,S SALE.
In cnAxonnY on .,rw JERsnY.

Wherein he Morris County Savings Bank Is
complainant and Harry r. HUI. otherwi Use
known a. Harry II. II. Nicholas an
Josephine VI Nicholas his wife, Sarah .
Chamberlain. Ruth w. Sayre. G. 5orgs F..
Sayre, Caroline Amanda Arrowsmith
Nicholas, Sebastian G. Nicholas, NARY E.
Nicholas Hira Il G.. Nichpla- Emmss Nicho
las. William w. Nicholas Nettie Nicholas.
and Eizateth A. Nicholas, and the heirs,
devis-es o. personal r. resentaiives Of David
A. Nicholas, deceased are def ndants fl r.
for salelof morteaged premises -eturnable
TO February term. A u 10
john B. VREELAND Solicitor
DY VIRTUE of the abnve stated writ of heri
ID facias In my hands, / shall eXnose for sale
ut Public Vendue at the Court House IA Nor
ristown. N. j.. on
VI ,NDAY, the 18th DAY of JANUARY. next
A. d.. 1868, between the hours of IL NJ. and s
O'Clock p. A.. that Is to say at o'cloc In the
afternoon of said day.
All that lot tract or parcel If land and
premises, hereinafter particularly described
together with other lHnds) situate lying
and being In the township of Roxhury lin
! he village of Flanders) IN the county II
second lot described in the accomplishments biil)
10 witt
Beginning at the side of the road at the
corner of u lot conveyed by John Az ers to the
ai David A. Nicholas and running thence %
a0rth seventy-five degrees east tour chsin-
thence 90 north fifteen degrees west three
chains and seventy five links thence 90 SOU h
venty five degrees west four chains thence
Cd nth fifteen degrees east three chains an
sevonty-five links to the place of beginning
Containing one acre and n half of land mo e
Or less.
ABRAHAM RYE3SON, Sheriff.
DARED Dec. is. 1872 Chronicle Era
piss 10 $3.50
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pitfalls Of the stnnt.

The stout woman, alas, can never
indulge In that dearest thing to wo-
mans soul, free scope in the matter of
dress. There are so many pitfalls to be
avoided that when she takes her foot
out Of the sand" she is very apt to
stick it In the mud" In lodging the
Scylla of big hat she knocks against
the Charybdis of a tiny turban. Both
lock equally ridiculous. She must be
severely commonplace. The stout wo-
man, sad to say, generally has reck-
less passion for plaids and contrasts Of
all kinds. But she must conquer her
love of color and striking effects. She
must clothe herself in sober grays and
dark shades. Above all she must alb
jure fancy neck dressing and leave her
waist line to the imagination of the
beholder.
If 1t is any consolation to the affiict-
ed one. she may know that she proba-
bly, will keep her youthful face years
after wrinkles and crows feet have
laid their heavy hand on her leaner
sister.
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SHERlFFS SALE.

IN CHANogRY OF New JERSEY
Between Caroline Wood administ-atrix &s.,
COMPLAINANT and Thomas b. Piersun ana
tiertrude p. Pie-snn, hts wife. John White
Douglas ~, Charles H Pierson. Margaret
Piers n, Frank L Pl-rsan. Apnes PiersOn,
Augustus Z. Pier on, Walter H. Plrrs m,
and Laura !, Pier-on. defendants III ia;
for sale ~ ~ ragged promises. Dated
December Bird, A u. 1902 Returnable Febru-
AIRY Term, a. ID 1913.
Z. FRANKLIN WILSON, Solicitor.
by virtue of i writ Of is ( ,ciss. tt me
- directed AMI delivered is sued mt of the
G urt OF ChHncery al the Sf,,te of New JERSEY
IN the ahpve-eiltitled cause. | viii expose to
sale ut public " ndue 10 he hghest bidder or
bidders. at he tiOnrt House III Morristuwn.
Morris unity. New Jersey. on
MONDAY the 18th DAY OF JANUARY,
"A. o., 1907, between the hours of II o'clock
noon ani 8 clock IN the afternoon that Is
Ia SAY. A. 2 O'.lp'k in the afternoon of said
dav. all that lot. tract or Parcel Of iand aud
premises, hereinafter described situate living
AMI helng IN the town of Mlrrisiown In tho
% nty of Morris. and the State of New
JERSEY.
Beginning Ia the mid lie ~ High street at
The c0rner of a lot owned by Mrs. artha Dem
uison. being the nlrtheaA erlv Cor ~ of the
homestead In % aaid Theodore Little. of
which the let hereby c9nves-d i nlrt;
and runnlng thence % along the said Dem
ni-n1 Tine north ihirty five deg-ees and
fnrty-tiye minutes, west about one hundred
aud huy. SIX feet ana ten hun iredtas t.
he line of Miss Hunter, hiig als1 a
cn-n1r Of said Denuisnn LIT; (2) along Miss
Hupter's line south sixtv-three degrees and
fifteen ,"inI'es west flffv fonr feet: { } son, h
thiriy-hve degrees aud forty five inutes
east along this face If the stone wall sustain
Ing the fence f1rty-three feet and sixty seven
hundredths "a south thifty six degrees and
tnirfv minutes east. crossing the Wesferle aid I
~ High street Atty feet from the DAnnisun
line shout one hundred and seventeen feet IN
the middle of High stree :5ai,np the middle
q sail street M III flftS five degree. eaht
about fifty feet to the beginning.
helnT the same premises conveyed IN
Thomas y. Plersnn bv Theodore little and
wife BY deed Gated APRIL l-t. 1899 and ecorded
IN The Norris CNmufr CIerk's uffica In hnok
OLE # deeds pages 3t7 &c
Together with ala sin0nlar the heredlta
menis ana HpnurttnanceS tn the aaid prem 'se:
belonging or IN any wise apnertaining
Dated, Decemher h. A. ID 1919
ABR AHAM RYERSoN, sher n
p Z. Sln8f'. 373
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~. raG ,29rH DAY OF JANUARY

--rs u r1rF snsrp zar~r rrr~,
next. A. d, 1873 between the hours Of q VI
4nd o'cloek +. NJ. thai is to say n 2o'cloek
In the aftern ,on of said dAv all til AT certain
tract or MARCEL ~ Lana and ore nt-es, situate.
wing and b ling t. the fownshiD of Noun
olive. in the County of Norris aud State at
New Jersey. "A pa-ticnlafly described In p
Iced from William A. stephens and wife r.
sarah A. Steuhens, wife Of Aarnn ID. Ste
NhsnS. bearing date the nineteenth nav Of
FEBRUARY, eighteen hu1dred and seventy. and
recorded in the Cierk's Offi,e OF IN" County
If VI lrris In - ,ok VI nf Ds.'is, pege 10 g..
said tract of Ian contains Hftv-npe acres
and ffty mn ndredthS Ut @n acr- ~ lard. lies
dong the public road leading from ltanhnpe
tn Flanders, b bundled nv Ian ts Of G9orgs
Drake George Salm m. Cvrus Wolfe Franklin
King and a tract of land known as the John
1cWillisms' tract, now owned by the heirs.
the possession aud occupancy of one Joseph
TJtten "a ten mt. and rsferen % l. herehv
mad sto the above me ttipned dee for II m IRE
particular de 'criptl 10 of said premises by
tnet"s AID bpulda.
Excepting and reserving from said premi ses
all the mineral rights ~ defnei in said deed
from William A. Sreph-ns and wife to sarah
A. Stephens and reference Is hereby IN uia to
the record of said dead for a III IRE particular
d+seriptlnn OF said mineral rights so reserved.
The said -arah A. stephens mentioned tU
the foregoing deed and |arsh Stephens. fhe
defendant il said writ of tieri faeias being
one and the same person.
Dated December gath. 1902.
ABRAHAM RYERSON.
Chronicle nd Era sheriff
p. r. 50. 90.
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Wall Papers.

The practice of covering one wall pa
per with another, sometimes to the
number of four or five, which is often
done for purposes Of economy, besides
being the opposite Of neatness, is
fraught with great danger to health,
especially in rented houses. Apparently
sporadic eases of scarlet fever. diph-
iberia and other contagious diseases
might undoubtedly often be traced
back to the illness and perhaps death
of some former tenant of the house
from the same cause. The insidious
germs were not all destroyed by the
fumigations ordered by the health Off
Ger, and beneath the fresh paper in the
cracks and folds of the one covered
lurked the poison still potent for harm
to the new occupants. Our boards of
health should insist upon every pa
pered wall being thoroughly scraped
and washed with antiseptics before
the new paper is applled.-St Louis
Republic,
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storien Of Lopdon weather.

The Manchester Guardian tells
good story of the weather. The scene
was u Strand omnibus. A leaden Sky
was overhead. the rain poured down
uncompromiSngly mud was under
foot \ red capped Parsce, who had
been sitting near the dripping driver,
got down ms the conductor came mp
What sort o chap is thar asked
the driver Don't yer know thatF
answered the conductor, Why, that's
one o them Indians that worship the
sun" ''WcrShipS the SUM- said the
shivering driver Il suppose 'e's come
over ERE to ave Il rest
This recalls the reply given on one
occasion by an eastern potentate to
Queen Victoria, who asked him whetl'
er his people did not worship the sun
Eyes, your majesty" said the oriental.
"and If You saw him you would woT
ship him also"
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In one OF his books Max Orch. the
witty Freuchman gives the Following
advice;
"If you are bald, never make love
80 woman taller than You. Looked
nj from below, You urc all right.
Never let your ladylovc soc YOU
without collar; no mot even the very
wife of your BOSOM. A mans head
without collar Is like a bouquet
without holder.
Never marry 4 woman richer than
you. one taller than you. or one olGer
than you. BE always gently superior
10 Your wife in fortune. IN size and in
l.,-a 50 that In every pOssible wglY she
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You viii see plenty of women who
will look smart for a few weeks each
season and then degenerate into dowdi-
ness. 1t is because they do not take
good care OF their clothing, and its
freshness lasts only q short time. Some
times they are women who have both
time and money, Int are lacking in
good habits ard for them no excuse
can be found. \ tired body and very
littla spare time win receive pardon
for many omissions Of duty, but, truth
TO tell. not among such surroundings
do we find untiGincss as a general
thing. Business women are compelled
10 keep up appearances, sometimes by
the rules of the house which COM
Ilands their services and always by
The knowledge .hat n pleasing appear
ance is of financial advantage to them
In any employ ment.
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Morris Orphans Court.
OCTOBER TERN 1872.

In the matter of the es. Rule to show cause
tate of James Moore VIII there shoold
deeea ell. not be a sale of lands
Matilia Moore, Administrators of James
Moore late I the @ unfv If Morris. deceased.
having made An / exhibited 10 this Court,
nnder oath, n Ist and true Aeco tut Of The
personal estate and dshts ~ sai Decreased ms
far ~ abe has been able 10 discover the same,
by which IL ~ peas nat the pets nal estate az
said dee "A sed Is insufficient 10 nav all his lnsr
debts, n an stating hat deceased died of s-a1,l
lands, tenemsnt% hered itanentS and real ~.
tale situae in the County OF A.urris and
praying the aid of the Cont In tia pre- misses
therefore 1t L. ordered nv the Court, thar all
persona intef ested Ia the Ia DIS tenements,
heredti amAats and real estate ~ said deceased
do aupeAr ,fore the Judge of this Court III
the Court House In rri-town. on
FRIDAY the SIKH day of FEBRUARY
A. d. 1913 and show cause. If any they have
why 80 much OF the aid lanGs, teuements,
Embellishments and real estate of said de
ceased shDnlA not M sDld as will b- enffilien
to paw his aebt. or the residue thereof. a. the
case may require,
u ated Nbvemher 9Th. 1909
A true copy from he Minutes.
JOHN -. yREELAND
DAVID YOUNG, Judge q :.
surrogate. 37nl
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sHsRIrF's SALE
In CnANCgRy or NEw JERs

IN OhANCENN OE NEW JERSEY.
Wherein Sarah Tissington Lucy wo ,tton I'd
Julia WoottOn are complainaDts and ) mes
Brown Ida E4ten aud uH:hael Luj tnovits
are defendants. Fl ia for sale IF mortgaged
premises. Returnable to February term
A. >. 1908.
THOMAS J. HiLLERy, solr
QY virtue OF the above stated writ of Fier
- FAcias in my hands, | shall exnase for
ale at pubic vendue, at the Court House In
dnrristown, N. j., on
MONDAY THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY
,ext. A. D.. 1903 between the hour- of ~ VI
md O'Clock, p. NJ. that is TO say at o'cl0ck
he afternoon Of said day, all that certain
ract or pareel Vt land and premises situate
wing and being in the town of Roonton
ownship of Hanover In the county of Morris
md ~tatHOf New Jersey.
Beginning at point In the easterly line Of
z lckaway street. which point Is the mos
Westerly corner of lot numbrr 81. rs lad
lown on q ma of property In Hanover
fownship belonging to the estates of Dudley
B. Fuller and James CouDer Lord made by
Anguish j. Rossi and filed In the office of the
ilerk OF Morris Couniy; thence % rs the
compass pointed In 1867 north thirty three de-
ree west, sixty-uine and Sixty TX one nun
iredths feet along the n"rtheasterlv line OF
rSocKaway street: thence CD north sixty one
iegrees and forty three minutes east two
hundred and seven fret; thence (3) sonJh
hirty two degrees and forty-five minutes
,ast. sixty and four one hundredlhs feet to
he most northerlt corner of lot numhrr 81;
hence a. south fiftv-nine degrees and fifteen
minutes vest. along The nerfherly line OF the
"a d lot M. 55 rwa hundred aud five feet TO
the point of beginning.
Being the same land and premises that were
:onv1yed to the said James 6rnw1 ~ re
,uelia EIten by deed dated April 3nh. 1890
recorded in the Morris 20 in;v Clerks office
10 Book viz IT dsnds pages $50 &c.
Dated Dec. 20 1902
ABHAHAM RyERsON. Sheriff.
1880 Chronicle and Bulletin