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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-08
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ELISA TAVAREZ DE sTORER, PA
NlSTA.-Laureada con tres primeros pree
mlos del ConServatorio de Madrid Ofrec-
sus servicios profesionales & esta culta socie-
dad y participa que en- la calle de San Fran
cisco No. "a pueden inscrbirse las personas
que deseen tomar sus classes. 80 " S.
ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WEISER, son las meiores marcas de
cerveza americana. Pfdanlas an Lon
ReStauranes y Cafetines. Estas rerva-
ZaS son puras C0mpletamente libres
dc todo aCido. De Venta en- todOs los
stablecimientos de Ia Capital. Mi
Aenh0t q Korber, agentes generates.
JULIAN MATIENZO. - Almsc6n
de Ferreterfa. a.-OfreCe de su especia-
hdAds BurtidO complete de pinturas in
Rlesas RarantizadRs de superior cali
Sad, Hurtido complete de efectOs para
Cdches. ruedas patente, camOnes, etC.
ourtido complete de palas, barras, ca
FretLIes. barrenas, picOs, azadas, me-
0haS de nina Y rastrillOa. SuPtido
comp letO de efectos de pIomeria, ba-
nos, lava bos, HaVes de todas Clases,
etc, Todos ( preCios sin competen.
Cia. p
iiGANGAll-Se venden dos casas en- Cata-
io. Una en- 500 dollars y otra en- 275 dol
lars, Solares propios. Informaran: Sol 36,
90 piso. Is VS.
Las admira b!es condolences higi6-
nicas que tiene el local que ocupa el
Hotel HeIVetia 10 hacen ser pfeferido
Cualquier otro: hoy mismo ser6n
ocupadAs todas las habitaciones Dor
los delegadOs unionistas que vienen &
Jas Seslones que empie2an mafiana. Cruz
~ es I9 direction, propietario don Pc
dro SchirR.
LIBROS RECIBIDOS 6Itimsmerte
en- Ia librerfa de B. F. Sanjurjo Vidal.
San Jose mum. 10 San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Diccionario de la Real Academia es-
pa6olR. Ultima edici6n. 2 tomos pas
to. So. 90.
La F6 de nuestros padres, por eI
Muy ReVerendO James Gibbons, Ar
zobispO de Baltimore. tomo teIa,
1926.
FfsicA de Appleton. Obra arregIa-
do para servir de text0 en- los coIegios,
hceos, institutes y escuelas normaIes
de Ia America latina bsjo la direction
del DR.. Juan Garcia Pur6n. tomO
tela, $1.40.
GrltOs del c0mbate. POesiRs de D.
Gaspar Nuf1ez de Arce. 1 tomo en-
r6stica, 80 ctVs.
Curse de moral te6rica Y pr6ctica,
por G.. Compair6, DR.. en- Ietras. /
tomO tela, $1.15.
Artes Ceramicas 6 fabrication de OBJ
iet0s de tierras Cocidas en- todas sus
Rplicacaciones, p0r Garcia Lopez. 2
tomos en- un vOl6men tsla. $1.2O.
Manual del S0brestante de obras
p6bliCas, por don Arturo Navsscu6s,
arquitectO. 1 tomo pasts. $3.50.
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Ell GajerO de un BancO
hUy6 con 4I4.OOO
frances.
Fu6 detsnldo en- ESpafa por IN
pOIiCfa argeIlOO que l0 s0guia
Ia plSfa.

Ell cDiero de Ia sucursal del Banco
Frances en- Ia capital de ATgelia. Mr..
Joseph Louis Chapuss, cOmeti6 ell dia
10 de Noviembre un desfaIco de 314
mil frances en- numeFaFio v en- biIleteg
de diversOs establecimientos de cr6-
ditto.
Hugo embellishments Malaga.
Espafla, dOnde desembarc6 al dia 81
guiente. y ALI tom6 ell tren para Ma
drid. llegRndo & esta capital al die sis
guiente.
EI infAti0able viajero emprendi6
aquella misma noche ell visje & Lisboa,
de donde regres6 & Madrid.
Sc hosped6 en- eli cafe de Paris. Ocu-
pando una de las mejores habitaciOnes.
On brig0OI5eg de Ia policfs angelina
y el sub jefe del referido BanCo esta-
ban albergados alk tambi6n, y esta
feliz casualidad Sc debe Ia captura del
deIincuente.
Los citados se1ores desconfaban 20
de encontrarle ALI, Y asi 10 habian
manifestado en- una carta, & les once y
media de la maflan8 Ga detenci6n se
efectu6 una hora despu6s) al ConsuIa-
do general de Francia en- Madrid.
81 INTEL csjero frances vestfa eIe-
gantemente y llevaba algunas alhsias
de POGO valor.
En- su p0der fueron hallados 429
frances en- orc; 100000 en- biIletes de
los Bancos de Francia. EspafIs y Por-
tugaI. y un cheque del Credit Lyon
nais por valor de $4,000 pesetas.
Esta Cantidad Ia habia girado contra
la sucursal de Lisboa. no habi@ndose
atrevido 4 reslizarIa aIlf por tenor &
scr deycubierto.
Una de las CIRCUMSTANCES por las
cuaIes podiR ser reconOcida su persona
es la de tener hendido eI puIgar de Ia
mano derecha.
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BICICLETA
DaImaQ Camel.

Asegdrase que 81 ell senior Manuel
Fern8ndez j uncos no acepta L. direc-
ci6n del peri6dico que piensa publican
la iuventud republican, espa6o ola en-
estS ciudad, sera encargado de dirijirlo
el sefIor Sebastian DaImau Canet.
La eleCci6nes iust& y mereCida, pues
el joven Canet es sumamente estudi0so
y siente los entusiasmos de las ideas
redentoras.
Actualmente 90 redactor de nuestro
estimable CoIega SLR DemOCracia9.
El sefior Dalmau Canet es autor de
obras que demuestran decidida afCi6n
por Ias letras. & Iss que dedica los po-
cos ratios que su labor periodistiCa le
permite.
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MOvIAlIEnTO IOBRE-.
RO EN- MANATI.
Los paDadaFOS Sc han eOnstItuIdO
en- eng gtsnlo, J aTrsndafan IN
Tn conflicto tiene Ell Ayuntamiento
ahora.
de maestro Corresponsa7 espeoia7.l }

n ne NGteSGT0 correspondent eSiOecs@C.l
Manatf, Diciembre 7.-M sucesO del
dia consiste en- el moVimiento iniciRdo
por los panaderos de Ia lccalidad, que
aver Sc coEstltuyeron en- gFemio v
y aFrendaF0n IN horno, proponi@nd0-
Sc elaborar pan pOr su cuenta.
Dichos Obrer0s trabSiSH casi todOs
en- la panaderfa del senior Ramos, perO
inddjablemente que aIguna diferencia
hs habi1o entire los primeros este
s;lor, diferencia que ha motiYRdo ell
paso que hoy resefIo.
eN0se trRta de una hueDga-me diio
ell que dirige ell movimientO aIudidO-
sino de que estos obFerCs poniendo en-
practica los sabics consoles de Smiles,
Quieren zafaFse de Ia tuteIa del patrO-
no y trabBjar por cuenta propia, dis
tribuy 6ndose los benefcios pro-
rateO.1
SAyetdate. ha dicho aqueI gran ami
go de los obreros Y est0s hiios del ira.
baio implantaF6n en- Manatf el sistemR
cooperative para que Sc vaya difun.
diendO por Ia isla. 7 20. en- Ia Cana
RI, sabre correspondent al voto con que
p G6WOS R8AS@A06 09M AQ0E04Us)
enc hay. pues. tai huelga y mucho
menos SO ha empIeadO viOIencia. como
dieron en- decir aIgunos.1
Por mi parte s6 decir qua upo de los
0brerOs que rehus6 seguir & sus COM
paferos v permaneci6 trabsiando con
el sef1or Ramos. Sc present6 al aIcalde
q manifestar que Sc trataba de coartar-
le sus dereChOs CiudadanOs. Lo que
dido por ell Teniente Schettini. disp1-
sose una averiguaci6n de 10 denunCia-
do. sin resuItado positive aIguno.
El senior Ramos presupOne SO trate
de una contradiction en- su coDtrs,
aver hizo circular hojAs sueltas anun.
ciando que desde hoy venderfa eI pan
q centavo Y medic la libra.
I'm contiict0 tiene el Ayuntamien-
to shora, debido & que seg6n una dis
posici6n superior. todos los sentenCia-
dos & menOs de 80 dias de c6rceI ha-
bran de extinguir Ia cOndena aquf; v
como ell ndmero de los tales reCIuidos
fuct6s entire 80 Y 40. resuIta que no
hay dinerO para sOstener tantos, hR-
bi6ndose "a sgotado dos pRrtidas trans
feridss para esa atenci6n. Lo que de.
be hacerse es exigir que Ia isla psgue
esOs gastos. como 81 los presos estuvie-
ran en- Ia CarCel de San Juan.
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EI COmGrCiO exterior
d8lalaD6n en- 1903,
EStadO tloIoelGRte, Dc las txpoT-
taGIOneS y tralSaCClON0s.
Y d guerra destruy9ndoIo Gee.

El comercio exterior del Jap6n fu9
muy foreciente en- 1908.
Las importaciones subieron & 817
milIones de frances. 118 milIones mas
que 81 afio anterior; las exportaciones
subieron & 746 milIones. tambi6n con
gran Aumento respecto al aho ante
rior.
El total de las transacciones exterio-
res sube a.. 1856 millones.
FL esfuerzo de amos, de lustros para
empujar por 81 camino del progreso &
un pals tan laborioso ytan industrio.
so; perdidO. extrangulado en- solo me-
ses de guerrero incendio.
BsIOnR frente Mercurio La bar.
barrie frente & la civilizaci6n, y pue-
bios nacidos para luchar pOr los gran
des ideales humanos, retrogradando 4
los negros tiempos de matanz4s afro
ces. hOllando ell derecho de pueblos de
biles como la inmensa China y Ia ub6-
rimA Cores.
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AL PUBLICO. - Fotograffas, am
placiones y fotograbados Sc hacen en-
la FOtOgraffa de Ia Succession de ATon-
30. San Francisco 40. a.p.
Amigo MelChor, me siento hoy
Puerto Arturo. han lIovido sobre mi
los sablazos, pero. 70 inexpugnabIe,
6nicamente me vence y me rindo Ia
cervez9 SPabst0 one es de 10 mejor 10
mas bueno. M. r. Calder6n & Co.,
Tetu6n IL, son sus sgentes.
La perfumeria mas caIebrada Y
que mas consumidores tiene es sin do
dG ell Alcoholado GatsIl, pues results
IN sgradsble perfume en- ell baflo y to-
CadOr. De venta en- todas las farm&-
cias Y colmAdos.
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En- detonsa dc tI0rnOs y deIiGa-
dos aninaIeS.
En- ell Sudan, haYque sudar muchae
pesetas para caZar rinoceron-
tes Y elefantes.

En- el Sudan. & Causa del gran n6-
nero de animales que van des6pare-
ciendO y hACi6ndose mas raros de ha-
liar. Cada die, cuesta un permiso para
dedicaFseS cszRr 900 pesetas, y no
pueden matarse en- esta tArifa nj eIe-
fantes nj rinocerontes. los cuales cues
tan, cRdR piezs Cobrada 300 pesetas,
habiendo un n6mero Iimitado de estos
snimaIes para poder ser sacrifoados
por ell mismo cazador.
Ed asf que On 81 Sudan, hay que su-
dar 8 paRar muChas peaetas para de-
dicarse & tan peligrosas excursiOnea
cineg4ticas.
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Los automobiles
en- I0gIat8rra.
Los automobiles On Puerto Rico.
Y q autom6vII.... MANI"

7 el autom6viI..ps mama"
NosotFos nos asombramOs aqpf por
cualquieF tontunAl Ahora veFkn as
tedss ? c6iganse de espaldas.
En- IuRIaterrs hay actualmente 1s
mil 800 automobiles y 2l.5O0 bicicle-
tas.
De modo que alTf los autom6Yiles
son como aqu1 les carritos de guaFapo
de cana, que nadie llambn la Rtenci6n
tan bobAIic0namente.
81 dicen que los ingleses se encuen-
tran los automobiles hasta en- Is sopa!
PeF0 en- Puerto Rico. ahl en- Puerto
Rico en- cuanto ven 9I coronel HamiE
con ell GICaIde en- su autom6ViI, empie-
zan cantar como en- ID zaFzuela:
El 0atto0a6vSZ, mama.
Is ana cos0.
Que So9Ioqeaade d Ia geaates MAMA
7 es pgOdsgSosG.
Que prodigiosa! ST apenas llega &
la cuesta de Las Cruces. empieza con
neNeaS-s -seg1n dicen.
Y aunque no empiece. Semper hizo
un visje & Csyey. e no Sc asoAbr6 nj
mucho menos, del autom6Vil.
Recuerdo que uno Ie pfegant6:
-iQu6 tai de ViRje?
-MuChO fresc0.
As1. dicho sin difcultad.
Teng0 ganas que BOricu0, que no
sabe de 10 que son capGces los SnQLeses,
de 50 Visjecito en- autom6viI. IA que
no Ia CAUSE admiration el auE0n6vil2
Claro. hombre. SEn que Inglaterra
viVimos2
no que muchos siguen cantando:
81 0est0m6V51, na0aaG,
a M15 me GGsGT03,'
PorQste go paat'acG he V5st0. mama.
C0SG mas TGT0.
Nj mas nj menos que ST fueran los
jfbaros de Is carretera de Camuy
AguadilIa, que q veCes oyen cualquier
ruido, y exclaman parodiando poeta el
de Canas-Castell:
Sseasto p0s0s de. Jatnaeseto.
CGeIO8l 70 me 0dg0rO
jSS SerG el GWtOm6VdL, naGm6?
(Noto.-verso libre, feliz & inde-
pendiente q
Hay que dar de Iado con esas apre-
hensi0nes y eprender. de los saagleses.
que bastantes tenemos todos. mayor
naeaate los sgPicuitores.
II que asOmbFarse por los autom6-
viLes! SNo tiene uno Ell coronel Ha-
mil?
BICICLETA.
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Ramats De NauIdad.

Tendrk efecto el dfa Is del corriente
mes en- d Casa de Pr6stamos de jose
Bsz6n, Allen 81. de las prendRs no re-
novadas nj canceladas & su debido
tempo. La casa Contin6a hacienda
operaCiones de pF6stamos.
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HORM!GEROS,

Sc desea aaber 81 paradero del scfor
j. M. Marin. de HormiRueros. pOrquo
habiendoseIe escrito varias Csrtas en-
contesta ninguna. p.
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LOS NoTARios :

CARPETA PARA ESCRlTURAS
en- todos colOres Sc hacen & klaoTden ca
sLa C0EEe pondeucia.s , d. p.
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EI dIa de hoy.

Como dfs de ID Purfsima Concep-
Ci6n. hoy han amanecido algunas CO.
sss de San Juan eDgalanadas con ban
deras espafloIas y cOIgaduras.
En- Ia Catedral y en- otros temples
cat6licos. Sc han veri6cado lucidas So
lemnidades religiosas. coneurridisimas
En- lA CAtedEal ofici6 MonsefIof B!enk.
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s. pAnzcz Dc AlnrOrranas


TOS,
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Ell consume del pan en- FraneIa.
No Sc sabe ST existen alli monopo'
lios como en- MaYaguez, etc.

HOS COtHO GH WAaYa&uGAg GGGs
El consume del pan en- Francis es
muy importante, Gasta anualmente
72. 81 frances pOr habitante 8 s6ase al
rededor de OIL SO por di8.
En.Parfs el t6rmino medic es de 1880
frances por aflo. y el parisien come
0'36 por di0.
Un frances viene 4 conner medic XII
l6gramo de pan por dia.
Lo que no ae dice 90 81 en- Francia
abunda el sistems de monopolizRr ar
tfculo tan importante.
PerO 10 que es pOr acS poF Puerto
Rico, el sistemita es una especie de
pan nLestro de cada dia.
Y asf d6aOsle 8 nos le danl
JUAN MIGUEL kElRAEY.
ABOGADO.
Aguadilla, PR.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-04-08
CORSET COVERS
Am Anecdote of the cnar.

Melville L. Stone, general manager
of the Associated Press who was in
st. Petersburg at the time of the out
break of the Russo-Japanese war, was
present ut the royal ball that was Civ
Ell week before the Japanese attacked
the Russian ships at Port Arthur. says
Harper's Weekly. The car spoke with
Mr.. Stone, and in the course of the con-
versation the American remarked that
1t did not look like war to see so vast
an assembly SO intent on pleasure. The
cars reply was memorable. But re-
member the Duchess of Richmond's
ball the night before Waterloo" he
said. They both laughed, but the Sat
urday following the Japanese ambassa-
dor. under orders from home, asked
for his passports and on the following
Monday night fighting began.
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The JEWsHARP.
Its First Name Was jews Trump

Its First Name Was jews Trump,
but No One Knows why.
The jewsharp has been with us for
more than three centuries. We find In
Hakluyts Voyages" reference to the
roaring trade In jewsharps done by
Duddeley and Raleigh with the new
world. Earlier still the name was jews
trump, but no one has succeeded in
tracing historically the reason for Ell
ther name. Various theories have been
put forward
The suggestion that 1t is a corruption
of jaws harp and the connection of 1t
with the French lieu" are dismissed
by modern authorities as ''baseless and
lnept." Professor Skeat thinks that the
name was given In derision and con-
tains reference to the harp Of David.
|Smythe-Palmer maintained that 1t
ought to be identified with ''gewgaw,"
which at one time meant a flute.
But the most likely solution of the
puzzle Is that the little instruments
were first sold in England and Scotland
by Jewish peddlers. Although Jews
had no legal status in England between
the times Of Edward l. and Cromwell,
1t is known that many found their way
to Great Britain, where their natural
Occupation would be that Of wandering
peddlers.-London Globe
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SEIERIFF,S SALE.
IN CHANcNRY on Nru

In CHANCERY OF New JERSEY.
Between David f. Williamson. admintstrator
sc. Of Jerome A, Williamson, deceased, com
pit, and Joseph Price, his heirs, devisee and
personal representatives, Annie Price ct als
defts. FL. ia for sale Of mortgaged premises
Returnable to May Term, A. b. 1904
CHARLTON A. REED, Sol'r.
ny virtue Of the above stated writ Of Fieri
ID Facias in my hands, shall expose for sale
at Public Vendue at the Court House in Nor
ristown, N. J on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF APRIL
next, A. D. 1904 between the hours of IL M.
and o'clock P. M, that is to say at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon Of said day. All that tract or
Icing in the Township Of Passaic, in the County
of Morris and State OF New Jersey bounded
and described as follows viz.-Being the same
tract of land described in a deed from the
heirs of Daniel Tunis, deceased, to Sarah Tu-
mis-, dated April 18th, A. d l848. and recorded
in the Morris County record of Deeds in Book
M on page 800 &C., and is described therein as
follows: Begins at the southeastermost line of
The Kimball Tract at a corner OF the lot
set off in the division of the estate of Jacob
High to s Andrews wife; thence az on her
line north twelve and one-quarter degrees west
sixteen cheins and seven links to the norther-
most line of said tract; thence (2) south sixty
chains to corner of lot set off in the division
aforesaid to William Hugh; thence 49, on his
line south twelve and one-quarter degrees east
sixteen chains and seven links; thence "a north
sixteen and three-quarter degrees east in the
southermost line of said tract three chains to
the place of beginning, containing four acres
and eight-tenths of an acre of land more or
less Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Joseph Price and Annie Price, his wife. by
Monroe Smith and wife by deed dated May 10
1899, and being the same premises described in
the mortgage given by said Joseph Price and
Annie Price. his wife, to jerome A. William
SON. son. dated May 18th, 1899, and recorded in the
Morris County Clerks Office in Book F-5 of
Mortgages on pages IS, &c.
Dated March 10, 1904.
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Chronicle and Express. Pr. 5000 Sss5
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DARING PIRATES.


AT One Time the Japanese Were the
Vikings of the East.
In the eleventh and twelfth centuries
the Japanese We're the most dashing
pirates of the east-in fact, we might
almost call them the vikings of the
east, says a writer in an English jour-
nal. They used Junks small ships
with scrap OF sail, but quite as sea-
worthy as, for instance. the little yes
sells in which the Danes once raided
our own coasts or as the craft which
the Penzance fishermen have today
With these junks the Japanese roamed
the seas, going everywhere along the
Chinese main, ravaging the coasts,
trading and bringing home priceless
works of art from China.
1t was not until long afterward that
the ruling authorities of Japan, under
the great Emperor Hideyoshi, decided
that it suited their purpose to shut of
communication with the outside world
and to live to themselves, trading
merely among their own Islands. The
old Japanese vikings were reduced to
simple fishermen, and the period of in
ternal feudatory wars began. for at
that time at least Japanese would fight
because they loved 1t.
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A MATTER OF ACCENT.


1t Was VGiy Embarrassing For the
Lady Who Liked Duck.
The canvasback duck looked very
tempting to the hungry dinner guest,
but ii was sliced into tantalizingly
small pieces She determined to take
two. though guilty glance at the
plates showed her that none of the 9TH
er guests had ventured upon more
than one. The slices doomed up like
whole ducks as they lay before her.
safely landed. Was everybody at the
table gazing at them? To her horror
the butler, instead of moving on, stood
holding the platter by her side. Was
the tone In his voice one of stern disap-
proval or sarcasm? For there he stood
and asked:
How many?"
Her head swan. Clearly 1t was sar-
casm, but the insolence Of the man!
She thought to close the incident grace
fully by turning with a remark to her
neighbor. Not at all. Retribution was
not to be put away thus lightly. Again
that cold, mocking voice in her ear:
"How many"
Everybody at the table by this time
must be transfxing her and her two
slices, but she did not dare look up to
see. The butler must be drunk. What
was to be done to avoid scene? Just
then from down the table came the
CHEEKY voice OF the watchful host:
why, Mrs. Dusenberry, aren't you
going to take some hominy with your
duck 2"New York Times.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

NORRIS COMMON PLEAS.
Gus Schneider VS.. Max Mintz. Fl. fa. de DO.
ct ter. on doclketed Judgment. Returnable
to May term, 1908.
IRVING 3, SALMON, Attorney.
QY virtue OF the above stated writ of Feri
~ Facias in my hands, / shall expose for sale
at Public Vendue at the Court House in Nor
r1stown, N. j., on
MONDAY. the 18th DAY of APRIL
next, A. D. 1904, between the hours Of - M. and
. O'Clock p. M. that is to say at o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, All that certain tract n =
parcel of land and premises hereinaffer na,-tj
cularly described, situate, living and being in
the Town. Of Morristown, in the County Of
Morris and State of New Jersey
Beginning at the nori heasterlv corner of 81
lot OF lana conveyed by Thomas B. Flaglerand
wife to Patrick Dooney by deed dated Ma rch
10, iSH, ana recorded in the Morris Count,
~ along said Dooney's line south eiehtv.nine
degrees and twenty three minutes west ,na
hundred and nety,fve feet and four inches to
longing to him; thence I'd along tbe same
north four degrees and fifteen minutes east
fifty feet; thence t3) north eighty nine de-.
greess ana d. twenty three minutes east about
erly side OF new street opened by said Thomas
B. Flagler; thence a. along the same so,,th
thirty-seven minutes east fifty feet to the be-
ginning. 1t being the intention to convey q va
cant lot OF fifty feet front and rear and extend
ing from the new street sometimes called Race
street to the Woodhead line. Being the same
land Ian and premises conveyed to the said Max
Mintz by Willard w. Cutler and wife, by deed
dated April Z, 1898, and recorded in the Morris
County Clerks Office in Book OILS Of Deeds. on
pages $40 &c.
Dated March 8, 1904
ABRAHAM RYERsoN,
Chronicle and Express. Pr. $500 42io -
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-04-08
In Chancery of New Jersey,

To Barbara Conlon and Charles Conlon
By virtue of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey, made on the day of the
date hereof. in q cause wherein Alonzo DeOamp
is complainant, and you are defendants, you
are required to appear, plead, answer or demur
to the bill OF said complainant, on or before the
twelfth day OF May next, or the said bill will
The said bill is filed to foreclose mortgage
given bv You to Alonzo DeCamp, dated the
ter 4 Of August, One Thousand Eight Hun
DRY fH Ninety Six. on lands in the Township
Of Chester, County of Morris and State of New
Jersey and you Barbara Conlon are made
defendant because you are the owner of said
mortgaged premises and you Charles Conlon
are made a defendant because you are the hus-
band of the said Barbara Conlan and by virtue
thereof claim an estate by the curtesy initiate
therein.
Dated March II, 1904.
GEO. " VAN DER WEIR,
Solicitor of Complainant,
P. o. Address: Somerville. D. I. $50
Somerset County, New Jersey. 4222