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The Morris County chronicle., 1904-06-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN CHANcERY OF New JERSEY

In CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Bet ween Thomas j. Beardmore, Com
plainant, and John Sanderson, Lydia A..
Sanderson, Henry Salmon, Oscar Tuttle,
Simeon 3. Tuttle, Sarah F. Cobb Mary
Al. McKtnnon. Della j. Peer, Eiecta o..
Racey, EsH b. Dawson, Cornelius j
Kopp and Enoch Hammond as Execu-
tors of John l. Kopp, deceased, Corne-
Illus j. Kopp, Augustus Kopp; John
Frances Kopp; Charles d. Kopp; Helen
Slade; and Harriet E. Kopp defend
ants.
FL. ia. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnable to May Term, A. d., 1904,
p. j. MCGINNIs, Solicitor.
ny virtue Of the above stated writ of
Fieri Facias in my hands, l shall ex-
pose for sale Rt Public Vendue at the
Court House in Morristown, N. j., on
MONDAY. the 18th day of JULY.
next, A. d.. 1904, between the hours of 10
NJ and O'Clock P. M, that is to say at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, all
the following tract or parcel of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described
situate, lying and being In the Town OF
Boonton, in the County of Morris and
State of New Jersey.
100 of acres of land quit claimed by Nicholas
N. Jacobus, by deed dated May 2Srd, 1868 to
his children, Rachel Vaudeville, Abraham
P. Jacobus, Martha Dixon, Mary e. Daw-
son, and Sarah j. Demarest. and which
said tract was surveyed and divided into
lots and mapped by Benjamin Roome,
surveyor, on the 2Sth and 29th of April,
1858, and the lot hereby described is known
and designated on the said map as lot No. 6
on Harrison street. Beginning at point
In the northeasterly side Of Harrison
street distant one hundred feet northwest
ly from the north corner of Lincoln and
Harrison streets. Thence ~ northwester-
ly along Harrison street fifty feet to Lot
No. z, on said map thence (2) northesterly
along the line OF said lot No. U, one hund-
red and twenty-five feet thence (S) south
easterly parallel with the first course nifty
feet to the corner OF Lot No. II on said map;
thence ~ southwesterly parallel with the
second course and along the line OF said
Lot No. IL one hundred and twenty five
feet to the place of beginning. Being also
one of forty of said building lots which
were quit-olaimed by Mary x. Dawson and
Esli b. Dawson, her husband to the other
heirs thereto by deed dated March 80, 1859,
and by Abraham p Jaoobns and Others
conveyed to the said John Sanderson by
deed dated February 8, 1875, and recorde,
In the Morris County Clerks office ID
Book v. ., Of Deeds, page 1928 etc.
Dated May o. 1904.
ABRAHAM RYERSON.
Jerseyman and Bulletin P. $3.50 "a
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
Joint Committee of the Boards Of Chosen
Freeholders of Essex, and Morris Counties,
N. j., on bridge over Passaic River at
Horseneck. N. j., ON the line Of the said
Counties, the same to be Of Steel Con
struction.
Proposals to be submitted to the Com;
mittees on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE sth. 1904.
at 10 q. M, at the Freeholders room. at
the Court House, Morristown, N. j., and
at no other time or place.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
County Engineers office. Court House
Morristown, N j., or at the office Of Com
mittee on Road Assessments, 1876 Market
Street, Newark, N j. Each bid to be 40
companied by certified check OF $500
payable jointly TO the collectors OF the
two counties as guarantee for the proper
execution of the necessary contract and
bond
The committee reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids. Bids will be addressed
either to
e. E. BOND,
Chairman Essex Go. Committee,
Or JOHN H. MILLIDGE.
Chairman Morris Co. Committee,
Morristewn, N. }.
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scriber, Executrix of Charles Henry Eagles,
deceased. will sell ON the premises, on
North Morris Street, In the Town OF Dover,
Morris County, New Jersey, on
WEDNESDAY the 9th DAY OF JULY,
A. d. 1904, between the hours of twelve
o'clock noon, and five O'Clock in the after
noon, that is to say at two O'Clock In the
afternoon of said day, all the right, title
and interest OF the estate of the said
Charles Henry Eagles, deceased, of and in
the following described lanu and premises,
to witt
Being part Of the lands described in a
deed to one James II. Neighbour from
James Vandeveer, Sheriff of Morris
County, by his deed dated September 7th.
1874. and recorded in the Morris County
Record of Deeds in Book A-9, page 55S,
and conveyed by said James FL. Neighbour
to Robert #. Dram in an undivided half
October 2snd 1874. and the part hereby
conveyed begins at point distant two
hundred and eleven feet and ten inches on
q course Of North three degrees West
(original bearing) from point In the
centre line OF Blackwell Street where tine
East line of Morris Street would intersect
the same, said beginning being six feet
North on said bearing from the blue stone
post set In the ground for the beginning
Of a line described in deed for the street
or passage way given BY said parties of
the first part TO the Mayor, Recorder.
Aldermen and Common Councilmen of
Dover, dated January Let, 1896; and be-
ginning corner being also the Northwest
corner OF said passage way and Is q corner
TO other lands of said parties Of the fret
part, and runs thence a. parallel to and
six feet distant from the said blue stone
post line along the North side of said pas
oae fxr-k =
twenty minutes East to point in the
North line OF said passage way where the
division line between lots Of Simeon d.
Rose and Thomas b. McGrath, II extended
Northerly across said passage Wey, would
intersect said North line of said passage
way; (2) along such division line Of ex-
tended old bearing North three degrees
West eighteen feet TO corner to lands Of
said Gram and Neighbour; thence (S)
parallel to and eighteen feet distant from
said first line North seven-three degrees
and twenty minutes West along lands of
said parties Of the first part to corner TO
their lands from which an original bear
ing OF South three degrees East eighteen
feet would reach the said beginning COR
ner;. thence (4) along lands Of said parties
OF the hrst part (old or original hearinQl
South three degrees East eighteen feet 60
the beginning. with all the rights and
privileges mentioned and described In q
deed from said Neighbour and Dram and
wives to one John j. Eckhart dated June
Bird, A. D. 1885. and recorded In Book Oil,
pages 806, &c., and being the Fourth tract
described In deed from said John J,
Eckhart to said Peter Eckhart. and re-
corded In Book C-14, pages 435, dated
August 31st, 1898
Being the same tract of land and prem
ises conveyed to Charles Henry Eagles
from Peter Eckhart and wife. by deed
dated December 9th, 1898 and recorded In
the Morris County Clerks office In Book
r IA. pages 564. &c
FANNY e. EAGLES,
90 P. f. 1920 Execrsrix. Dover, N. j.
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A deliciously cool and refreshing
drink for an invalid is orange pulp
served in a glass. To prepare it you
cut the fruit in half crosswise and
scoop out the pulp, rejecting all the
seeds and white fiber. A sharp knife
may be used to aid in the process, so
that the delicate globuIes may be bro
ken as little as possible. Sprinkle with
sugar and stand the glasses on ice
for ten minutes. Pineapple sirup may
be added to give zest.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF MARTHA D. PRUDEN, Deceased. :.
PURSUANT to the Order OF the Surro-
gate OF the County Of Morris, made ON.
sand nine hundred and four, notice Isl
hereby given to all persons having claims
against the estate of Martha ID. Pruden,
late OF the County of Morris deceased, to-
present the same, under oath or Affirma.
ton, to the subscriber on or before the,
twentieth day OF Febraury next, being:
nine months from the date of said order.
and any Creditor neglecting to bring In
and exhibit hia. her or their claim under
oath or affirmation within the time sos
limited will be forever barred Of his, her
or their action therefor against the Execus-
tor.
Dated the Goth day Of May, A. d. 1900.
JOHN B. VREELAND,
456l 9 Oh Executor, Morristown. N. J.
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A Recess utfIixed.

A recess in the house is never par
ticularly pretty and generally is only
used to dispose Of some ugly piece of
furniture. The illustration shows how
to turn such a recess into capital con-
trivance for storing linen. The top
part is covered in and has an orna-
mental front forming a sort of alcoye
where photographs, china and bric-a-
brac can be prettily disposed.
Light wooden trays are placed I'M
derneath, each tray resting on wooden
supports fixed to either side of the
recess. The trays can be made Of
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HANDY LINEN CLOSET.

whitewood and are fitted with little
'peg" handles, the depth and number
of the trays depending on your re-
Quirements.
A brass rod runs across the front
of the recess, from which hangs cur
tain Of some pretty material, a stem
ciled art linen being always fresh look
ing. Put plenty of tiny bags Of laven-
der, camphor and orris in the linen
trays. and what sweet scented recess
you will havel
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but there are a host of materials that
might be suggested. The pointed yoke,
together with the sleeve caps, gives the
broad line of the season, while the bo-
lero, with It's soft folds, provides just
the fullness required for slender, I'M
formed figures. The sleeves are full
and ample, with cuffs that form deep
pointed extensions over the puffs. To
make the waist for girl of fourteen
years Of age will be required AZ yards
of material p, 3ss yards 27 or 21s yards
A inches wide.
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1t is comfortable prediction that
dark muslins will be fashionable for
promenade wear this summer, and the
newest models have no trimmings on
the skirt except two or three founces.
A dark blue muslin scattered with a
rose pattern has the skirt founces
headed with ruching of pink taffeta,
which also trims the draped fichu
around the shoulders.
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Estate Of CHARLES @. BALL, Deceased
PURSUANT TO the order OF the SURROGATE OF,
the County ct Morris. made on the 18th.
day of April. A. d. one Thousand nine hAndr d
and four, notice is hereby given to all persons.
having claims against the estate Of Charlie G.
Ball. late Of the County Of Morris. de-
ceased 70 present the same. under oath or afirma-
ton TO the subscriber. before the 18Th day
Of january next, being nine months from the.
GATE OF said orderi and any creditor neglecting to
bring in and exhibit his, her or their claim under
oath Or within the time limited will be
forever barred Of his her or their action therefor
against the administrator.
Dated the 18th day Of April. 1900
JOHN b. VREELAND
o. Administrator, Morriesown N J
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nd oook a rourh Chiclzen.

The best possible way to cook a
tough chicken is to braise it or bake It
In casserole, either method involving
long, slow cooking. A tablespoonful of
vinegar placed in the bottom of the
roasting pan and used in the basting
will wonderfully help to render a
doubtful chicken tender
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Mildewed fabrics, alpaca or cloth as
well as white goods, can be restored by
spreading THICK paste OF buttermilk
and salt over the stained portion and
laying in the sun for day. Renew
the paste every four hours. and repeat
the next day If necessary. Soft soap
and powdered chalk are also effectual.
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White and colored moire silks are
beautiful for pillows when worked in
the new fashion, with white embroidery
silk and honiton braids.
A pale green one. worked in white
and finished with white silk cord,
Is dainty and useful.
These combinations are rare In pill
lows nowadays.
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wife to Stephen b Sinner by deed dated
April 20, 1903, and recorded in the said
Clerks Office in book G II page 101.
The trustee reserves the right to sell the
said last mentioned tract In lots separately.
Dated, May 18th, a.. d., 1904.
JOHN f. POST, Trustee in Bank
ruptcy Of ] johnson Bali and
Edward E. Ball. Bankrupts.
Prs. fees $4,000 P. o. Riverdale, N. ).
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When cane seat chairs become shah
by and the elasticity has gone out Of
them they may be restored by turning
up the seat and washing the cane
work with hot water and a sponge till
1t is thoroughly soaked. II the cane
work is very dirty use little salt.
Dry the chairs in the fresh air.
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FACTS aUD FgUGIES FOR WODlED

excel In efficiency this same lemon
juice, which takes out all stains from
the corners Of the nails, poIishes up
their horny texture, makes them shine
and softens the thin skin at the roots
SO that the half moons at the end show
up well.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
In CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Sarah r. jennings, Complainant,
and Marie B. Gray and William E
Gray, her husband, Edward P. Hatch.
doing business under the firm and style
of Lord & Taylor, and Robert A. Beach,
Defendants.
FL fa. for sale Of mortgage premises.
Returnable to October Term, A. o., 1904
EDWIN G.. ADAMS, Solicitor.
DY virtue Of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias in my hands. / shall ex.
pose for sale at Public Vendue, at the
Court House. In Morristown, n. j., on
MONDAY, the 11th DAY OF JULY,
next, A. d., 1904 between the hours Of 12
M and o'clock p M, that Is to say at 2
O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day, all
that tract or parcel of lands and premises
situate lying and being in the Borough of
Florham Park, In the County of Morris
and State of New Jersey, Beginning at q
stake in the middle of the late Newark
and South Orange Turnpike Road, the
outside westerly line of Elias p. Genung's
homestead farm. and running thence ~
with the line and lands of Charles Ma5t
hews, or late his, South thirty five degrees
West seven chains and eighteen links TO
an Easterly corner Of Mulford A. Hop
South thirty three degrees West eight
chains and twelve links to stake for the
Westerly corner of said Genung's farm on
the line of Joseph A. Hopping's land, late
Daniel Meelsers; said stake is by the last
course six links to the left Of white oak
stump named In deed as q white oak tree;
thence 80 with Joseph A. Hopping's land
and line South sixty-two degrees and
thirty minutes East three chains and
thirty-one links to q stake and stone for a
corner of Silas p. Genung's land. a four
and ninety-four hundredths acre lot, late
Elias P. Genung's; thence (4) with the line
OF said lot North thirty five degrees and
thirty minutes East fourteen chains and
ninety three links to a stake for the
lot, late William S. Genung's, in the
middle of said road; thence (5) on said
road with lands of Elias p. Genung, North
fifty two degrees and thirty minutes West
three chains and thirty-one links to the
place OF beginning
Also the following goods and chattels.
viz:
In Dining Room :--Extension Table,
Hair cloth Sofa, Sideboard 5 Chairs,
Lamp, Stove, Rug, Chinaware.
In Kitchen:-RaDge, Oil Stove. China.
ware. Tinware, Knives and Forks. all
Kitchen Utensils.
In Cellar:-- Refrigerator. Lot Of Wood.
In Barlor:-Hatr-oioGn sofa, Cnairs.
Watnot, Small Table, Rug
In Bedroom on first hoor:-Bl wal
nut Bedstead, Book Shelves. 2 Wooden
Lawn Seats.
On second floor: Bedroom Suit Of three
pieces Cherry Bedstend, Bureau and
Washstand, with Bedding; Sewing Ma
chine, Black-walnut Wardrobe. 2 Bed
steads. Bureaus. Stand, Cot, Lot of
Bedding.
In Attic;-1 Bedstead. Crib.
Also all shades. rugs, mating, carpet
and all other personal properly now In
the house on the lands conveyed TO said
Marie b. Gray by said Sarah r. Jennings,
In Stable:-Tw0 seated Blackboard and
lot Of Tools and Farming Utensils and
implements. Also all other personal
property therein.
Dated May Goth, 1904
ABRAHAM kYERSON.
Jerseyman g. Chatham Press Sheriff.
Prs. fees 1920 62 3
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Notice of Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the 90
In counts Of tbe subscriber. Admins
orator Of Philip Schuyler deceased. will
be audited and stated by the Surrogate.
and reported for settlements to the Or.
phan's Court OF the County Of Morris, on
Friday. the First day rf July next.
Dated May 20th. 1904
JOHN FISHER,
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To wash Channels.

Chamois is one Of the few things
which come out smooth and soft from
washing If wrung directly from the
soapsuds without rinsing in clear wa
ter. The latter process tends to harden
it.
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About Gelatins.

A good general rule always to re-
member in the use Of gelatines is to
soften the gelatin in cold water, then
to dissolve In boiling water. Neglect
of either part of the process will cause
trouble in making jellies
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Notice of Settlement.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Ac-
In counts of the subscribers, Executors
OF William Thompson. deceased. will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate, and
reported for settlement TO the Orphans
Court OF the County of Morris. on Friday,
the First day of July next.
Dated May Goth. 1904
BALDWIN THOMPSON AND ESTHER
r. THOMPSON,
81 Executors, Mendham. n j
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A slice of lemon as a soap at the
toilet works wonders on the skin. The
acid searches out the hidden Crime
that may be contained in the pores and
cleanses these tiny pipes as soap coule
never do No pollsher for the nails eall
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Tha New Rain Cons.

The latest In rain coats is the pure
white one. It is made Of spotless
satin surfaced water proofed fabric
that is very handsome in itself II II
10 one of the very new ones, It Is loose
and buttons all the way to the feet
with large pearl buttons.
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cur NIsler. Solicitor q complainanta.

Guy Mission, Solicitor ol COMPARTMENTS.
NOTICE lie hereby given that in pursuance of
d,fected Issued out of the Court of Ctapcery OF
New jersey In certain cause wherein Nathan =
svlch aud ctheFs are complainants, and Ellen H.
,welfth day Of April II the ycar nineteen hundred
and four I. PbiandeF B. Perkon, special mAster 70
ana BY said dtciee appointed for hat purpose will
CauFt House IN Morrlstown, Morris County, New
Jersey. on
TUESDAY, THE ssTH DAY OF JUNE
A. d. ninetecn hundred and four, between the
hours 0f tiptlse O'Clock noon. and five O'Clock ip
the afternoon that ia 10 say At TWO o'clock IA the
Afternoon Of said day all thosc certain tracts of
land and premises pitnaie lying and being n the
pcwnahip oi uhahail in ibe County Of Morris aud
State Of New JfrSeY.h
The Fifa tract, il ellunied Ia that part oi the
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Notice OF Settlement.

eNTOTICE is hereby given. that the ac-
IN counts Of the subscriber Adminis~
f2Atpr OF John P0tts. deceased will be
andlted and stated hy the Surrogate. and
sHeArted for settlement to the Orphans
Cn4rt Of the GnHnIy Of Morris, on Friday
the First day of July next.
Dated May Gosh 1904
VREDERIC POTTS.
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A RaIlyin,,w Cry, !.

Some Democrats are in favor Of max
ing ''Rooseveltismp the campaign bat
tie cry. Well, what Republican is
afraid to meet them on this issue?
Harrisburg (Va.) Spirit of the Valley
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MASTERS SALE.

IL CHAHoEnv or NKw JERsky.
Between Nathan A. Fetch. ct ale. Compliments
aud Ellen q Gsnnug, ct ale, Defendants
IL Partition.
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waist For Young Girl.

No style Of waist suits girlish figures
more perfectly than this one, with its
box plated bolero at the front below
a deep yoke. The model is made Of
porcelain blue messaline satin, the
yoke being overlaid with motifs Of
lace, and is trimmed with silk braid,
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Al. D. nineteen hundred and four. be.
tween the hours OF twelve o'clock noon
aud five O'Clock in the afternoon, that ia
TO say, at two O'clock 10 the afternoon 81
said day. the following described trsots
or parcels Of land aud premises OF which
said John H. Kister died seized descrabe
as follows:
This Second Lot. Beginning nc q
poipt on the westerly side Of Masn ave.
nue distant 10 southerly direction one
hpndred and fifty feet from the southerlg
line of Somerset street; thence running
southerly aiong the said westerly iine OF
Main aveDu us fifty feet TO corner; thence
westerly and parallel with Somerset
street one hundred and seventy nine feet
two and one half inches ID 4 CORNER:
thence northerly and parallel with Main
Avenue hlty feet. thencs Gasterly and
parallel With Someeses street Que hnndrud
and sevenEy-nine feet twn and enc hall
inches 10 tie westerly line OF Main ave
nue. tho polnF Or place of begihAfna,
btihg Lot No. IL III Block / as shown R3|
= certain map made by William Y HnifsH
ClFy Surveyor in 1872 Being the 4t<I
premises conveyed BY Nrsuces O II <<
90 said ntniHl wasskon by daee
AafoE IL. 1871 recorded Iii Mnrfls f'N43s
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For summer Wear.

This chic little girls frock is OF white
linen, with the skirt composed Of three
fiounces of hand embroidery. Two ruff
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arR1's wHIrn FRooK.

Hes OF the embroidery are effectively
arranged below the small tucked vest
OF insertion. A broad sash Of soft
satin ribbon is worn with this.
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AD MlNlSTRAT0R'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT to an order made by the
Orphans Court of the County Of Nor
RS. on the Twenty-third day Of May, A.
ID. nineteen hundred and four, the sub
scriber, administrator Of John Il. Kister.
deceased will sell on the premisee On
Main avenue In the Village OF Stirling.
Morris county. New Jersey. on =
TUESDAY. the TWELFTH DAY or
JULY.
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EIeGltFiI's Sale Of Real Estate

PURSUANT to an order made by the
Orphans Court of the County Of
Morris. made on the Sixth day of May, A.
q. nineteen hundred and four, the sub
scriber, Executrix of Charles Henry Eagles,
deceased. will sell on the premises, on
North Morris Street, In the Town OF Dover,
Morris County, New Jersey, on
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mark twenty chains and thirty five Links
TO the westerly line OF said tract of forty
two and ten hundredths acres thence (8)
northerly along said line ten feet to the
point or place Of beginning, containing
about one half acre being the same prem
ises described In deed made BY Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York to
j. johnson Ball dated November 10, 1889
and recorded In the Morris CountyiC Clerk 8
Office In Book S 10 OF Deeds for said oJun
ty on pages 600 So
Excepting Lots 2s, 80. so. 81. SO. 5s, 81 s.
66 on certain map of lots laid OUT tor !. /.
j. Ball May 10. 1893 made by William
Roome surveyor and filed In County
Clerks Office OF the County Of Morris said
lot being situate In the plot bounded on
the north by Van Buren, street. on the
east by Fair View Avenue on the south by
lands of J. johnson Ball and on the west
by Ward Avenue, and being the same
premises as described In q deed made by J
johnson Ball and wife to Joseph B. White
by deed dated November II, 1883 recorded
In the Morris County Clerks office In book
s is OF Deeds page 585. Also excepting
therefrom the following described lots bt-
ing lots l. ., 8. 4, o. 8. z s. 8, 10, II. -, l8 IA
a Is az laid out on the aforesaid map and
described as follows Beginning at the In
terseotion of the lands OF John Ogden and
the lands Of the party Of the FIRST part ON
the southerly side Of High Street aud rum
ming thence (l) easterly along the souther.
I " side Of High Street one hundred and
| flfty feet to the southwest corner of High
Street and Ward Avenue as shown on said
map thence (2) southerly along the side of
Ward Avenue and In straight line seven
hundred and ninety two feet more or less
to the land of Isaac Ogden thence (3) west.
erly along said Ogden's lime one hundred
aud Atty feet more or less to d stake thence
I ca northeriy parallel wish the westerly
/ line OF Ward Avenue and one hundred and
lflf6y feet therefrom along the lands 81
Isaac Ogden and John Ogden seven hund:
red and seventy five feet 60 the place oi
beginning Being the same premises a.
conveyed by the said Edward RI Ball and