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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
WANTS TO GIVE THREE SNAKES AWAY.
Dreamland Snowman Feels Generous-No
Pedigrees Go with Them.
25rd SFreef.

Any one who wants three real Coney Island
snakes can get them from William a. Ellis. Of
Dreamland. Coney Island. where the reptiles made
an unexpected debut on Saturday afternoon. That
they We're born at Coney Island IS vouched for by
their infantile appearance They believed to
be cross between the Arizona RATHER and the
copperhead Of that state The snakes, five il
number came to light when heap OF debris was
being removed from the site OF the Mod Indian
village in Dreamland. where the Fall OF Babylon
is being constructed by Mr.. Ellis.
Antonio Geizzo. a laborer. surprised 10 hear a
slight rustling when he attacked a pile of lumber
and shavings TO make for a floor which
is 10 be part of the Orient" At first he thought
of rats and worked more carefully. Before long
he retired in haste when he caught sight Of rep
tiles head.
The warmth of Saturday may have misled the
reptiles. but the change Of temperature yesterday
caused the death Of the medium sized snake. Sew
eral of the Moki Indians who now employed as
carpenters said they thought the snakes were some
of those which escaped from the reptile boxes at
various times last II is not believed that
the three infants be used for show purposes.
and therefore Mr. Ellis VIII give them 10 the
first applicant who may want them for household
pets The largest reptile is nearly three feet long
and will be placed exhibition II Il can be nuFsed
through the spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

Hamburg American Line PA cabin passengers
the Ear Il a -
Nubia Ger. Habel. Kobe January Mot 9
Shanghai u. Hong Kong 81. Singapore Febrlory
Perrin Il. Suez - Port Said AIEers March p T.,
Punch, Edge Co. with mdse. Arrived AT the Tar M
m. -
Steamer Afghan Prince CBr) Campbell Yokohama No
cember 8. Kobe H. Manila - Cebu 30 Singapore IAN
~ Colombo % Cochin - Aleppcv % Pert sal
February Il. Malta 70 and Boston % with uiss
Arnold karberg & Co; vessel II HoClder ROvat,
Co. Arrived AZ the Bar at 3 a m 80
Steamer Trautenfes tCerl. tironau.
. Colombo 10 Port Said Il, Agiers March ana Phtlo
delrhia o. to Funeh Edge Co with mdse Arrived M
the Bar NJ g
steamer Iaupar CNor) Void. Halifax, n s March q
$50 m " -"
Steamer Etruria Br Potter. Liverpool March 10 ar5
Queenstown Il. % the Cunard Steamship Co Itd with
2n3 cabin ana passengers mails and mdsa
Arrived the Bar at 1904 IN. ~
Steamer Citta al ToriuO (ItaD, Ferraro f;aDo,
March ana Naples Z. TO Boiosaesl, fairfield < 81,
with 2S5 Storage passengers Intse Arrived ~
the Bar at 2 u. m.
March IS. the United Fruit Company. with fanr
passengers ana ndse Arrived at the Bar -: 40
Steamer Carnhronnn CBrl. Howell Antwerp March
$ 10 the Red Star Line with l1al Storage passen-
and mose, Arrived at the Bar 30 d IN
Steamer Marayal fBrl Scott Trinidad March 10
and Grenada II. 10 the Trinidad Shipping Trading
Company. with ten passengers, mails and mdse. Ar
rived the Bar at p
Steamer Antares (der). Peterson. Pireus. January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
S4fb Sfreer.
Public Notices.
"McCreery Silk"
for Easter and Summer dress.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
- Ninth Judicial District
HILL VIEW EF-SFE,N ClH.

section Number
or CoNMissIoNERs or ArPRNIsAI-
,,.,.. WEsIC ESTER eo 90. y r.. 49,. .,.r.,, 4.
the corporation counsel 81 tho civ O, Sew York
2R ar ne 70 5ss fnRTes q q Apa
under chapter !24 OF the Lava q 1908 rs amended SUCH
prme court to he held IN ana for tho Niuth Judicial
pans v-ss,-b9,st.- c,-1ty y = On Ssfu-4av MAJ
an 1907 NJ 10 ocie, In he forenoon Of that aay cr
soon 51srgsfts q - c,a a9 a - rr - tho cr rr
pointing ,hre' e1;ate-esed ana e7maetc9 frcsa.ier4
NJ least one ~ whom shall reside County
the rea. state EsFsaatsa arsr,loe. u 5 s,eess
An he duties conferred y the said law and The acts
is, ~ he rrD,.s ~ rroi5ivr nm additional supry
Of pure and wholesome water 'or he CITY = New Y'rs
ati IN the tv 81 Yonker. IN the county Of westcheser
o eoJy,r s n Hrf., 6esrrip,,o, q, the real estate
Eoush; 70 he taken reference to tie date and place 81
ming Of the map map . - ,-1. =, zoo, s.,,,e attn
etei in no city q YoG,Ts Count o. Weses5rT @r
Aaueauet Derartn.cat section No Board @. Water
s,tI8tSs /, The cif Of Yorers COUNTY 81 eztchessr
Sn1 STATE o. New 1o-k 10 Pc eean'ra ~ ne ny 81
law. .; ioS5 as smsnded f9- ne c6rsir,ictian ~ H
View HeserE",r; en1 ere neTt4 @ eian
nue. which map IVES nlsi II efcs Q. the RsFs.er
NC u. =, on az, q, ,,-ie5 o,J AZ
Beginning at the southwest corner OF parcel No l. in
The eastGry Inc Of Central Part Aye9oe ana rpnins
thence along the westerly Inc ~ fnd parcel ana me
easterly line Of said Avenue \ 90 degrees p minutes p
PSI feet 10 me hon4wesI corner Of faaeel ~ : ana
70 @, e1se on erG Of 1907 radius to The LEFT
most westerly rolrt = parcel 10 3 thence sim continue
he wes;eriy lines . Parcels Nos and > curve =
minute, p ca feet to the n9rth%es corner Of rare" No
degrees 4! minutes p 1901 feel \ - degrees - min
70 n2rtheae. ai nareeI t6enee along NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

PUBLIC NOTICE
Il CRY OF NEW ROCHELLE y
viii be received by t-ofn,o,
en- ~ the city OF New Rochelle. Y IN 10 cclo,r
j. NJ TUESDAY MARCIA 20 1907. Common Counci1
chambers in the CITY Hall Building on the corner 90
Main and Mechanic streets OF ten f!O
tncates OF Indebtedness for Five thousand dollars
twenty-sixth day OF March. 1907 payable ON Inc
twenty-sixth day 81 July. 1907.
These certificates Of Indebtedness issued pursuant
the wear 1889 ana the acts amendatGry thereof ami ir
snant 10 resolution Common Council ~ sai5 ~
adotted March 1870. certificates OF inlebtei1sss
to he issued anticipation OF the collection ~ Cy
taxes current fiscal 80
Thess certificates TO be numbered from, ono ~
ten Inclusive shall bear interest at me a. -
six per and will be 40 10 the ners,o
firm corporation offering the highest premium tterr
The CITY the right reject any or an bjds
All bids be addressed to Charles kamnermeyer Cit,
Clerk and marked "a such. -
Each bid shalt be accompanied by a deposit OF Two
tS2 uOu.) dollars cash. eheg.
for amount. payable 70 the order
O the city of New Rochelle. deuOsIt bo
the city If the parties to whom tb
certificates shall be awarded fan TO take pay for lie
same in accordaueo with the sale 80 80
The certificates TO b. delivered the office Of the civ
Treasurer CITY Han. in the City of New Rochelle \ "
on TUESDAY. Apul > 1907 at Il O'Clock noon " -
NO bid VIII he received for less than par.
Purchasers will be required To interest
by order OF the common Council OF the City OF New
Rochelle, y. !. ~
Dated. New Rochelle y. Y. March s. 1907
CHARLES kAAlMERMEYFP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
aEEPTUNE's DAUGHTERS BOOTH DIVE
EippOarOme Celebration This Afternoon
Mermaids Have Great Record.

The 2oOth performance Of 'Neptunes Daughter
and Pioneer Days" at the Hippodrome win be
celebrated this afternoon. In connection with this
fact IS the announcement that since the piece
first produced not one mermaid has missed per
Torrance ia the water tank. Miss Marie Gribbin
who goes down IN the boat with Neptune twice a
day. has never failed to take the jump into the
water Edwin Clark. who dives into the tank and
performs the difficult feat OF swimming under
water until he makes his exit. has come to
tie surface after making his high dive. Of the
cold and the voices Of all are in perfect condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
rRANsPAc1Frc MAILS

Destination and steamer. Close In New Yorle
Hawaii (Via San Francisco)-Al
Japan. Corea ana China Cyia Seattle)
-Minaesoa ~. March %. 600 m
dressed only Cvia Seattle)-Tosa
. m
Hawaii, Japan, Corea ana China (via
san FranciscolCoptic.
Vladivostok yia Seattle)G lenesk March 80 600 n,
Hawaii. Guam Philippine Islands
via san Francisco)-Unted States
transport Sherman. I0.3O n,
Japan Corea. China Philippine
Islands (Yia Seattlel-Tremont April g. GOO D m
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China
Philippine Islands (via San Fran
cisca4-aonSkong Maru A0En G. $50 a IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
SOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool. March 2iArrived. steamer Carrnan1 Ssr)
Watt. New York via Queenstown.
Southampton. March 24-Arrtved steamer New York
Roberts New York via Plymouth CherbOurg.
Neville March 23-Sailei. steamer Columbia Wads-
worth from Glasgow New York.
Gibraltar, March 2iSailed steamer Slavonia tr Tay-
lcr tfrom Palermo ana Naples New York
Colon. March 24Arrved Bucher tGer), Teesng
New York Via ST Thomas san Juan Barbados. Port
spain and kingston
Queenstown March -, l2:3O ul-Saiied.
canIa Q:T). Barr 0rom LtveT9ooll. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

TDpoposAIs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES-DEPART-
kB"l, ~ the Interior Once Indian Affairs. Wash
- n e February - ,A05-Seaed PROPOSALS PLAIN
ryyhb@r Goods and shoes etc as the case may he
ruu',. Commissioner - Indian
D. viii be received at the Indian once
VIZ O'clock p Of Thursday. APrti II. l9oJ
e'.T S1r furnishing the Indian service rubber
$50 boots and shoes hardware. and medical supplies
$50 ,~,posals. plainly marked the outside
envelope: Proposal for enameied ware. furniture
may addressed the
Washington u T.. Will vei
~ ne Indian ONCE until o'clock y. Of Tuesday
LII lQn7 then opened for furnishing an
ryirs with enameled lamps. furniture bedding
staves AGRICULTURAL implements. paints oils glass tin
are wagons harness. leather, shoe findings saddery
etc school supplies. and long list OF miscellaneous arti
be made Government
Sheauies giving necessary information for bidders
s.t,t W. Furnished application the Indian Office
Washington - q: L. 5. Indian Warehouses New
Vcrt citv Chicago. Ill.,. St Louis Mo. and
Nebr The Department reserves the right 10 any
and an bids. any part OF any bid. F. E LEUPP.
COMMISSIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
AUGUST ). eLoIsrEIN euRlEp.

August J. GlOstein Of Goistein Fishing Club
fame. who died Friday at tho Transfer Hotel.
was buried yesterday in the Lutheran Cemetery. IN
she same grave with his wife. who died seven
weeks ago ard whose body lay q receiving vault
IN the cemetsry The services We're conducted BY
his fellow MasOns az the German Masonic Temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
Proposals.


Orr1CF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
4 J. ARSENAL BUILDING.
AVENUE AND SIXTY FOURTH STREET
p6ROi-CiH OF MANHATTAN THE CITY OF NEW
LC-N-~ YORK
SEATED BIDS OR ESTIMATES Will. BE received
Board the above Office or
- parks until O'Clock =. M en-
o. an" THURSDAY. April. II. 1907.
Borough az Manhattan.
CONTRACT No Z
AID MATERIALS FOR ERECTION am
- SSDfT,f Jsr7O% OF THE INTERIOR FINISH ~ THIS
VCRES PUBLIC LIBRARY, Aston. r.FNcCy
NSn TfLDES FOUNDATIONS. FIFTH A-yEsCJ,E
II11-(1brrE.TFT AND FCETY-SECOSD STREETS.
M security required VIII 10 -Four hundred Thousand
Dollars. 60, o. ,ot,r a,l -o,,,f..,- =,
-, q, ,brtv-six CALENDAR MONTHS after rstt-e 10
t.rir work AZ the building has been given.
compared and the contract a.
a lurap OF aggregate SUN -.
ia. Departu OF Parks. t'ertrEi
>fauhatta7. ans also az the ONCE or the archt
G hastings. No. 2S East Fo-tydrst street Man
haitian p,pTICT-r ,BS cur, .rr11r, ,,-,,
kScOI'9' MOSES HERMAN
President;
JOSEPH L BERRY
MI HAZEL. J. kSNNT.-YY
Commission OF PArkS
-, ,F,vch . 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

% Novo-osisk 90. ConstantinopIe, February 10
Smyrna 10. -; AgieTs. March and st Michaels
10. to Theo RugCr & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the
Bar a 1:45 u n.
Shields March ". r. Grace & Co, in ballast. Ar
rived the Bar at
steamer EI Dorado Prescott Galveston March II.
Southern Pacific co. with mlss.
steamer jefferson Dole, Newport News and Norfolk
the Old Dominion S. c.. with passengers and mdse.
Sandy Hook ]. March "a $3.50 r}-Wtnd rCrtheast.
frerh breeze; raining thick of shore
SAILED.
Steamers Minnehaha (Brl London; Ia GaSccEne CFrl
Havre Maracas tr) Grenada: Stbirta Ger. king
ston. etc Sclo. Galveston III Cid. New Orleans:
Jamestown Newport News; AraScn George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
MAY TIE UP NEW METROPOLITAN TOWER

The unions IN the building trades were told yes
terday by Mr.. Kelly delegate Of the Housesmths
and Bridgemen's Union. that he would ask for the
employment Of union housesmiths the new
building OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
Dany. If the employers refused TO employ union
housesmiths he said he would ask the other trades
TO strike in sympatny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.


sun rises 55s sun 6l7 Moon sets $40 Moons age II
HIGH WATER.
AM-Saudy Hook 4:10 GOV Island 4:42 Hell
PN-Sandy 40 Gov. Island 800 Hell Gate 7l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

nROPOSAI. GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. MARCH
a ~. Scaled proposals in tripllcatc for ma
terlal and Iabor required repairs % Wharf and
Ferry landing View York city. U, s reserves the
right all bids. Iuformu furnished
application Envelopes containing proposals should
he Endorsed Proposals repairs Wharf Ferry
landing and addressed Constructing Quartermaster
Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
James MCCreery g. Co.
5Ef6 Street.
25rd Sfreef.

25rd .Sfreef. S4fb NSFreeF.
ILK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
"McCreery Silk"
for Easter and Summer dress.
The latest cOlOrs in exclusive designs.
Novelties i'm plain and fancy Silk
showing the identical cOlOrs selected for
model gowns by the fashionable cOuturi-
eres of Paris.
The new Spring weaves include Pals
lev Imprime MOusseline, Marquisette
BOrdure, Eyelet SamOuri, Pekin Shan
tung, Rajah CadriIIe, Oriental and POM
padOur Taffetas, Printed Cameo dot FOu-
lards and Liberty Satin.
A complete assortment of plain and
novelty Rajah, Birmingham, ShantUng,
Radia, Satin Messaline.
All the fashionable shades of Taifetas
and Peau de Cygne suitable for lining
sheer materials.
On Monday, March the 25th
New weaves in Black Dress Silk, i'm
Guiding $4,000 yards Standard black
Dress Taffetas. Excellent quality. 21
inches wide. soc per yard
value
Heavy Brilliant Black Taffetas. 36
inches wide. 1.15 per yard
value
25rd Street S44fb S1reef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Port of New York, Sunday, March "a, 1902.
ARRIVED
Steainsr Phtsdelphia Mills. southampton Cher
bourg March It, 10 tire American Line with 237 cabin
ana COS steerage passengers. malls mdse nj
the Bar 1853 a -
Steamer kronprInzessin Cecilte (Gerl Nassau
March j. Havana L. san Juan IS and Bermuda -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

v.poPosAIs FOR SADDLE; BLANKETS: ROCK ISL
i ana Arsenal III. March is. 1907: sealed proposals
,rnlfcate received by the undersigned
O'clock r NJ Thursday. April IL. 1897 Cor furnishing
200 saddle blankets. pounds each. olive drab Full
observation-disclosures with of bid. be had applca-
ton s T. BLUNT. colonel. OEd. Dept. L. S A. Com
manding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-25

James McCreery g. Co.
Gowns and Wraps
For Spring and Summer
will be exhibited
On Monday and Tuesday,
March the Goth and Goth,
Nineteen Hundred and Seven.
2,5rd Street. S4fb Street.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06
The colorado Blackberry.


In regard to money making blackber-
ries, a grower writing from Wisconsin
to Orange Judd Farmer says: Eldorado
ranks with us as one of the leading
blackberries as money maker. It has
been tested in this section on large
and small scale and has given satisfac-
ton generally. In this locality 1t is
given winter protection the same as
other cane fruits. Some state that it
needs no winter protection, but to get
the best results 1t must be laid down
and covered throughout the winter. It
is a strong, healthy and vigorous grow
err and in this trait is much better than
Ancient Briton.
The fruit is of good size, Of the best
quality and the best of shippers. The
fruit does not ripen all at one time,
ike the Snyder, but can be picked for
three weeks and longer, the last berries
being as good as the first. It natures
all its fruit, being unlike the Briton1
which is inclined to blight.
One grower in this section says that
he sees no difference in the yielding
qualities of Ancient Briton and Eldora-
do. Another man who is growing both
varieties quite extensively fayors the
Eldorado. His soil is heavy clay.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06
The Question Box.

Why do some oranges refuse admission
to village people, while others receive
them?
If village people have no interest an
tagonistic to the grange and desire
membership most oranges admit them.
Although in a way it IS unconstitution-
al. it is practiced By many oranges,
with no evil results The grange should
be kept a strictly farmers organizai
ton.
Who Is to pay county deputy. 8 ess-
penses when he visits grange to install
Its officersg
# deputy goes BIZ order Of the
state master I'd install officers he
draws pay from the state grange, but
il on invitation Of subordinate oranges
the visiting grange would be courtoi
GUS il it paid him expenses at the least
but 1t IS not obliged to.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06
ROSE BABY RAMBLER.


fsize in inches indicated by rule on right.l
minds one of the christening of a
prince. Visitors to the Chicago flower
show in November last will remember
the fine batch of plants shown.
Pessimists say that 1t has seen its
best days, but these have judged by
the starved and insect infested plants
frequently seen in second rate florists
establishments. Treated properly it is
one of the most perpetual boomers in
existence. commencing to flower even
before out of the cutting bench. In
fact, unless watched 1t flowers itself
to death, and plants weakened in this
way are always prey for red spider
and other insects. If grown in pots,
good rich soil should be used, while II
planted outside the soil should be deep
" worked and well enriched with rot
ten manure. Soils so treated do not
dry out readily IN hot weather, and
the water drains rapidly away after
heavy rains.
Plants kept regularly fed with a lit
tie fertilizer seldom suffer much from
insect attacks; but, like all other roses,
Baby Rambler will not thrive In shall
low or stony soils unless these are en-
riched A good compost at first and
frequent top dressing afterward will
keep it all right in this respect.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06

The sweet william of our grandmoth-
ers is stu one Of the most satisfying
ANIMALS. Set out the young plants in
fats or thumb pots and transplant into
three inch pots a little while before
planting on the borders Of the flower
beds 1t win be found that this care
will result IN more vigorous plants.
The Scotch or grass pink is propagated
in the same manner, according to Farm
Journal.
When our ancestors brought over
from the old country the fashion Of a
flower border on the vegetable garden,
they transplanted something that gave
delight to many generations before
noderns frowned upon old fashioned
ways. There IS now a disposition to
go back to the flower border Of our
grandfathers
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06

BABY RAMBLER.
The Smallest Rose 10 the WorId-It Is
In Grsat Favor.

The Smallest Rose Ia the Worid-lt Is
In Grsat Favor.
We have been twitted by Europeans
with always wanting the biggest
things in the world, and many Eng
iishmen and others think that If only
a thing is big enough Uncle Sam re-
ceives 1t with open arms. Here we
have cute looking little rose that has
attained great popularity for quite the
opposite reason. 1t is the smallest
thing imaginable in the way Of roses,
the pretty little specimen shown in the
photograph being only a little over
four inches high and perfectly happy
in pot one inch across, according to
Gardening.
Its popular name, the Baby Rambler,
suits it well. but to give it its full des-
ignation of Nine. Norbert Leyayas-
seur, to which it is fully entitled, re-
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06
Monday, tbs Tenth day Of June

exposed at public sale. on
Monday, tbs Tenth day Of June
next. between the hours of II and 5 O'Clock,
to-wit at 2 o'clock in the afternoon OF saiq day,
at the Court House, in the City OF woodbury.,
County of Gloucester, and State Of New Jersey.
ali the following described Real Estate that IS
All that certain tract or piece Of land, situate
in the Second Ward Of the City OF WOODBURY. ~
fhe County OF Gloucester and State Of New Jeg-
sev bounded and described as follows
beginning at point in the center OF Otter
street, corner of formerly OF Anna ]. Young 3
lot, which point is distant one nnn1rea anu
dredths OF q foot on next succeeding course on
this description from the City monument; set AZ
the intersection OF the center lines OF Mantua
avenue and Otter street; thence CD along the
centre line OF Otter street. south nifty. eight aer
syrees and fsftystwo minutes east, slxty feet and
twenty-seyen one hundredths OF q loot 20 q
corner of now or formerly Lewis Jones LOW
thence f21 by said Jones lot, north thirty hive
degrees and fifty-thFee minutes east one nun
dred feet and sixfy-eight one-hundTedths OF q
foot to a corner IN said Jones' line and corner
10 lands Of Mahon VI. Newton; thence ~ by
said Newton's land. north hfty-eight degrees
and five minutes west, hfsy-n1ne fees ana
twenty-five one-h undredths OF a 1901 70 9 corner
IN said Newton's line, also q corner to lands OF
Samuel r. Harper, now deceased; thence t4] Ply
lands Of said Harper and SAID Young, sousn
bhirty-six degrees and twenty-five minutes west,
one hundred and one feet ana sixty one-huh-
iredtfls Of q foot to the place Of beginning.
Being the same premises which the Wood
b,,rv Real Estate Mutual Loan Association, by
deed dated May 10th, 1905, and Of record in the
Gloucester County Clerks Office, at Woodbury.,
n J ia Book pol of Deeds, page Jig, etc,
Granted and conveyed unto the said William
SEIZED as the property Of William Stout de.
PENDANT and taken in execution at the suit OF
The Woodbury. Real Estate Mutual loan As
sociation plaintiff, and to be sid bys
Dated May 6, 1887. CHARLES WILSON,
David Watkins, Atty. Snenn.
Printers fee, $lO.90
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Rudolph Benezet executor OF the estate Of
Sarah s. Benezet deceased by direction OF the
Surrogate of the County OF Gloucester, hereby
gives notice to the creditors OF the said Sarah s,
Benezet deceased, to bring In their debts. claims
and demands against the estate OF the said de-
cedent, under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from this date, or they Will be forever
Executor.
Dated May 9th. 1905. Executor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06
notice no CREDITORS

Eva d. Booth and Frank nj. Booth, executors
OF the estate Of John F, Rose, deceased. by direct
ion Of the Surrogate OF the County of Glouces-
ter hereby gives notice to the creditors of the
said John r. Rose, deceased, to bring in their
debts, claims and demands against the estate Of
the said decedent, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from this date, or they will
be forever barred of any action therefor against
the said Executors EVA d. BOOTH,
Dated April sth. 1907. FRANK nj. BOOTH,
CHARLES r. STEVENSON, Executors.
LOG Market ST., Camden, n, j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-06-06

Benjamin Kortum, administrator OF the es.
tate Of William Kortum, deceased, by direction
Of the Surrogate of the County OF Gloucester,
hereby gives notice to the creditors OF the said
William Kortum. deceased, to bring in their
debts claims and demands against the estate of
the said decedent, under oath or affirmation,
within nine months from this date, or they viii
be forever barred OF any action therefor against
the said Administrator
BENJAMIN KORTUM,
Dated May %, 1907. Administrative.