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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29
PERIgO ANGELS.

En- otro sitio inssTtameB 81 suaIto titula'
do ''Fraternidad LitsrariA", EatOrents II
enfsEmedad de nuestEo busn compa sTo
an la pFsnss eI MfllF Pedro dc Argelis,
director de nCervantes" , q mobiles ger.
tones de Ia Bociedad de elcritoEes aItis'
tE1 para HoAtsnsr 81 Gitado peEi6dico ayu'
dRr 81 comps fisro onfarmo
Les hombFes de eats diaEio cfrscen tam.
bi6n decididamentS ga pluma, IL persona
q hRyR dc aHumiE Ii direction intoEina del
valioEo o0lege. Y hacsmos votes porqus
el 6til eBoritoE senior de Apgslia Feoobre
cuAnto Rntes 50 Balud, harto quebFantada
poE laH iUgrataa fatigas de 4forzads IL.
bor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29
Nj. ?. ". Koebjg.

Sc hAlla pusvaments On estS capital 81
cRbalisToHo ioven noTte americana Mr..
P. w. Kosbig, quien tuvimoG el guago
dc cOnocer hace alg6n tempo J que nos
fue pFsaentado por CoDBeCuente amigo.
ri gefior Koebig es 81 TepTeBsntAnts de
',Ths GarloCk Packing o., fabricantsa de
efcttaB mec6niCos do gonna, 1876 Liberty
81. NuevR York"
Prospsridad On suT negocioH en- Ia isla,
dsUeamoH 81 cumplido gentleman
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La cena de "POtsje" -.
Psfo d serene" fAndaasz
aIt con q ''dsspSltld0r"

Jaan Oqusndo Cruz 90 Potsje pare
ce que no 90 acostumbFR nino eS en- Ia car
eel.
Antsnoohs fu6 & cenar al friquitfn de NJ
col6s ssTTSno On San Sobasti6n Street de
IaIo se Rpropi6 de an Teloj deBpeEtador
poIque le gusta madrugar = Ie hRcfs fAltA
IN llsmRdoT bBTatc.
FL poliofs BonifAcio FeEn6ndtz, que
estaba de asEenO, di6 con 81 dOupeEtadoT ,
con Pottjs que adem6I portabR an Cuchi.
Ilo de gTAndss dimenHiones.
El deSpsEtadOE ls sale tan caro- Potato
CT mo el cuchillo: SeiB messI cRda coHa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29

Eioso.
-Pronto obtsndrG % tftuIo de abogado
on loE EatadoH UnidoB, 81 tslsntoBO i6vsn
don JoHe Algeria Santos, sl cuAl vsndr6
far 81 FssidenCia On esta locRlidad.
La gsmRnR santa eatuvo Rquf muy
animsda, pueB paHaban de mil almaB las
que conouFrisFon al temple CRt6lico en- eaos
dfaB dc Fecogimiento que Bs conmemoFa la
mueEte de OriSto, 81 Cura seior Espinosa
demoatr6 81 cello que tione poE Ias cogR8
espirituaIeu, pues e. an uaCsrdoto sntuBias
ts por ID iglesia Cumplidor Go su minig.
terio.
-Dsapu6s de poEmRnec0F Rqui unoH
dos messB de tempOFsda, Ds hR dsspsdido
para UtuRdO la bSllfsimB digtiDguidR
stfiorita Belencita Blanco. DANA dc CuItu.
"a , amiga la Ousl eslimRmos dc veraE.
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Maria Rivera de RuhiO.

DeBpues de penosa enfeEmeda1 = hAber
spfridO uns opsrsCi6n quir6TgioP, fAlleci6
el sAbado Las p m. Is sonora Maria
Rivera de Rubio, sspoaR de nueAtEo com.
pstriotR NolaBco Rubio.
AntisE ss ls di6 criGtiana EepuItuRs RaiS
tiendo gran ndmeEo dc amigos que aeon.
ps1aron Maria haata 90 q timR moERdP.
Qus sl Dios de ls miBericoEdia asoia an
~ ueno 81 alma de la que "a no exiSte.
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SENSIBLE FAlLECINIENTO.

De AFecibo nos visne la sensible nuava
del fsllecimiento 0cnFFido On Utuado, de
lR distiDguids Bsfiors viuda de SAntoni,
madrs de nueDtro distiDguido compAtriota,
81 ilustTado Lcdo don Felix SAntoni, de.
legado la C6maTa por squel diHtrito.
EnvismoB nusstTo mas Esntido p6ame
al estimabIe CompAtriota, asf como Z todos
los dem6H dsudos de lA respectable dana
fallecida r. I. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-29

SONORA QUERO D VIGIL,
de Madrid aCtuamsnts dSlts Municipal
Raunee
diOlamen agrsdabs
pdbCo tai Ausnc modaIeB
dsenYual admirable
dams, dstngudR de RfAbIe
Como
u q Iro 9naF eeganto dae apsudr a emnsne sE.
PATRIA CHICA1
las zTzusau subin pl0sa oba haa
psabe diEEnguda bsnefiada.
VARIosD sUsDr RADoREs
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En- bEsVs sfsCtuarG IN viaiO { EsDs.
fiR, sn donds o1taFf una tempoFads de IL,
gunoH m0ue1 81 HsiaF Jss6s Parada, del
comeECio de eAtR ciudad.
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De TOAA ALTA.
(De nusstrs sOrrssponsaz)

AbEiI "a. -!Sa encuentEa sDtermo de
algdn cuidadO, 81 amigo don Antonio GIN
zkisz GalvaEfo.
DeueamOH pTOnta mejoris & nusat,o
eompatriota.
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-MGnRna las p. m. CeIebrsE6 ssH;6n
oFdinaria 81 Uonssio Executive, pEslidido
poF 81 doctor Rafael del Vale Rodriguez,
presidents ''pEo tsmpoEe."
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Dc d o0mi1i6n de Ia poliefa inguloT.-
ApEob1do, (frmado) RKGIS 81. FOST,
GobsrnadoF dc Puerto Rico"
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AL RECIBO DE s 8 onvismos {
vueIta de corEeo un EeIoi Elgin garantiza.
40 poT diez amos, , por $40 romitimoI unO
maTca Walthan. - r. KesrhGhn. San
Juan P. B. ap
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In o-tR impronta Es vOnd0 papoI d
psri6diOo visio { $500 IoH 46 kiIon Gun
quintaL1
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YALE AND HARVARD TO
CONFER ON ATHLETICS.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 15.-Yale
and Harvard track athletic officials
have called a conference for Saturday
to take final action relating to future
agreements in the track athletics and
to finally dispose of the proposed meet
with oxford and Cambridge in Eng
land next summer.
Harvard has declined to renew long
term athletic agreements with Yale in
all branches of sport except track ath-
letics. The nine-year track agreement
expires on Saturday, and Yale wishes
TO renew it by framing another for d
cup which Walter Camp and George
Morrison, of Yale. and Evarts Wendell
and Harry Brooks, of Harvard, offer.
If Harvard follows the policy she has
inauguratcd in other branches of sport,
she will refuse to meet Yale in track
athletics in the future except through
arrangements made from year to year.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
HARNESS HORSE
ANNUAL PARADE
HERE TOMORROW
Procession of New Jersey Road
Horse Association to Be the
Largest in Its History.
BY WALTER ]. SNYDER.

If the man who deals out the weather
will furnish sunshine tomorrow the
citizens of this city will witness the
largest turnout of light harness horses
ever seen, when at 1870 p. m. the ninth
annual parade of the Road Horse AS
ISOLATION of New Jersey starts from
Washington Park on its march to the
Speedway.
Upwards of 300 rigs will be in line
and vehicles of every description will
be represented.
Trotters and PAGERS hitched to speed
wagons. sh%ort-tailed, high-acting park
horses n ponies, with children driv-
ing, as well as polo ponies ridden by
the Durland Polo Club, will be in line.
Through the efforts of J. e. Meyer
the celebrated Polo Club will not only
act as marshals of the first section of
the parade, but will also give an ex-
hibition of their skill Ion the Speedway.
The class for ponies driven by chill
dren should attract much attention. 1t
will be one of the prettiest features of
the parade. Miss Marian Lotus and
William H. LOTUS, jr., the children of
William Fl. Lotus. chairman of the
race committee, have entered their
prize-winning pony. Billy Button.
DR.. Henry Wander Roest, grand mar
shall, has appointed twenty aides to as
sist in keeping the line in order. At
the conclusion of the parade there will
be two quarter-mile dashes.
The race committee has also arranged
a number of attractive races to take
place on the Speedway at the conclu-
sion of the parade.
The line will move at 1870 p. m. from
Washington Park and go south on
Broad street to Clinton avenue thence
UP Clinton avenue to Avon avenue to
Hillside and Clinton and Springfield
enu Irvington. thence on SPRING
field avenue OF the Speedway.
Should the weather interfere the
parade will be the following Saturday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
WANTED TO
BEAT THE PIRATES,

PITTSBURG, May 15.-The final
game of the series between the Giants
and the Pirates was prevented yester-
day afternon by a heavy downfall of
rain, which started just before the
time set for the game to get under
way. lac it not been for the rain one
of the greatest battles W witnessed
at Exposition Park would have been
pulled off.
Singing under the %trouncing he was
given Wednesday, Christy Mathewson
asked McGraw to be permitted to have
another whirl at the Pirates yesterday.
Inasmuch as Mathewson pitched, only
five innings Wednesday, McGraw con-
scented. Matty declared he was in the
best shape and was confident of vic
tory.
Fred Clarke had a trump card up his
sleeve, too. and Intended to pitch
Willis, who has not been scored against
in two games. 1t would undoubtedly
have been one of the most desperately
fought games of the season.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15

IN The AMATEUR RANKS


ern League will be as follows: G. Zeng-
lein, captain and first base; c. Sharlow,
centre field; r. Hurlburt, manager and
shortstop; n. Disbrow, second base; NJ.
Bennes, left field; r. Hennessy.
pitcher; A. Seikel, third base; V. Bog
lilo, right field; NJ. Sawyer, catcher; II.
Davey and II. Seikel, substitutes.
The st. Bcnedicts will trolley to Cald-
wen tomorrow for a game with the
Caldwell A. A.
Orange Valley, which lost to Watses-
sing last Sunday, will try conclusions
with the Montgomerys, of Jersey City,
at the Valley grounds Sunday.
Another interclass game between
teams of the Newark High School was
played yesterday. Room 81 defeating
Room 81 by the score of 20 to 0.
The Reliance A. c., a strong aggre-
cation of the Clinton Hill district, is
booked to meet the Indian b. B. c. at
Wecquahic Park tomorrow.
. q =
The Constitutions win play on Their
new grounds, South Orange e and
Clinton street, Vailsburg. Sunday,
meeting the North End \. c.
At Trowbridge oval Sunday after
noon the Aurora A. a. will line vi
against the MontroselA. c.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
FOR THE
FANS

Taking four out of seven games
from Buffalo is new history for Newark.
=
The Tigers are slated to open their
first series at Rochester this afternoon.
Newark made % hits to Buffalo's 12
in the last series, and played without
Il fielding error in two of the three
games.
Montreal and Baltimore are tied for
first place in team batting in the East
ern League.
Yesterdays rain prevented King
Brockett from pitching against his for
mer teammates and, incidentally, his
first game for Newark.
Both games played in the Eastern
League yesterday were of the lopsided
order. Jersey City trounced Toronto
10 to 3. getting six runs in the last in
ming, and Montreal w%alloped Proyi-
dence. { to l.
Just another defeat for that Newark
team of the Pennsylvania-New Jersey
League. Eight straight is the way it
reads now.
SO Cleveland has sold Harry Bay to
Nashville. Wonder if Manager Stallings
has been counting on him?
Philadelphia shut out the Chicago
Americans yesterday, 1 to 0. The .Alh-
letics made a grand total of two Lifts
and the SoX three.
The Yankees are stepping pretty live
ly these days. They took another fall
out of Cleveland yesterday, and nov
have a good grip on first place in the
American.
Brooklyn has dropped into last place
in the National League. Lost again
yesterday to st. Louis.
at was Wiedensaul and not Grim
shaw who played left field on Sunday
at Hoboken, cracking out two hits, in
Guiding the one that drove home the
winning run. The mistake was a gem
eral one, made by the Jersey City base
ball reporters, and causes some sur
prise that would have been eXcusable
at say. Montreal or Buffalo. Toronto
World.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
BY A.

- 4 -
Weather permitting docks as though
it WON'T, the Seton Hall College nine
will meet the Dartmouth University
team at South Orange this afternoon.
The New Hampshire boys yesterday
defeated the great Yale team. 8 to 2,
, The Dolma A. c.. one of the fastest
semi-professional teams in this neigh
borhood, will tackle the Lincolns Sun
day on the Hillside avenue and Runyon
street grounds.
The Verona Field Club will open its
season tomorrow, meeting the Crescent
Sporting Club. of Montclair, on the
formers grounds.
Seton Halls second team met defeat
at the hands of the Intermediates of the
st. Francis Xavier College nine at
South Orange yesterday, 6 to A.
Now they have a team known as the
Frank H. Sommer A. c. The "Sheriffs'
will meet the Martin a. c. Sunday.
The ~Ironsides. who have been clean
ing up things this season Will take on
the Monitors Sunday morning at West
Side Oval.
The lineup of the Washington Street
School team thai will play in the South
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
PRINCETON GUNNERS SUCCESSFUL.

PRINCETON. May 15.-The Prince
ton University Gun Club scored two
victories yesterday. The Tiger cubs
won the triangular shoot held at
Princeton between Princeton Prep, De
Lancey School of Philadelphia and
Princeton freshmen. with a total of
176. Princeton Prep, was second with
141 and De Lancey last with 107. c. j.
Biddle, of Princeton, had the highest
score, 45, while A. NJ. Biddle, of Phila-
delphia. was second with 40. The
Princeton varsity defeated Meadow
brook over the latter's traps, 1S9 to 1SS.
The individual scores:
Princeton-Westenhaven, 81; Latta.
43; Wight, 40; Wheeler, SO; Wood, SO.
Total, 1S9.
Northumberland. 81; Yard, 34;
Frost, "a; Phillips, Al; Conrad, 80.
Total, 1ss.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
POURING
IN FOR NEWARK
HIGHS FIELD DAY
Competition for the All-Around
Championship Trophy Will Be
Feature of the Meet.

Entries are steadily pouring in for
the Newark High Schools annual field
day. which will be held Tuesday. May
26. at Ashland Field, East Orange. A
record number has been received in
the competition for h all-around
championship, the winner of which will
receive a handsome trophy presented
by Principal Wayland E. Stearns.
Leonard Terhune, last years cup
winner; James X. Alverson, the schools
football star and all-around athlete, and
Clarence Wagner, the crack young run
ner, loom up as the most formidable
competitors for the individual cham
pionship.
There will be a total of sixteen events
on the program, including a 100-yard
dash and a SS0-yard relay, open only to
boys of the grammar grades attending
schools in Newark. The other events
are: 1OO-yard dash, senior and %junior;
220-yard dash, 120-yard hurdles (high).
220-yard hurdles dow, 440-yard dash.
SS0-yard run, 1-mile run, running broad
jump. running high jump, pole vault,
12-pound shotput, 12-pound hammer
throw and discus throw.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
SHAKEUP AT WILKESBARRE.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, May 15.-Be-
fore the, Wilkesbarre team of the New
York State League started on its trip
to GIoversville and Utica today Man
ager Lezotte disposed of Pitchers Perry
and Ward. Catcher Rhenard and First
Baseman Walsh to the Fulton team, of
the Empire State League. Lezotte also
released Second Baseman Donohue
outright. Donohue was captain OF the
team. but reported in poor condition.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
LONG BRANCH IN GRAND CIRCUIT.

LONG BRANCH, May 1.-THE Assoc
citation at Long Branch has taken the
week of August 81 to September 4 in
the Grand Circuit. The above date VAS
left open by the Providence Associa :
ton, and Theodore Coleman, he new
secretary at Long Branch. yesterday
afternoon forwarded a certified check
for $4,000 to President j. Nj. Johnson
to guarantee the events. A special
train will be run IRON this city to the
track each morning during the meet
ing.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
A. U. STAR TO FIGHT UNCLE SAM.

BOSTON, May 15,-Carl Anderson, Of
this city, who won the 1SS-pound
wrestling championship of the Amateur
Athletic Union. will represent Sweden
in the wrestling tournament at the
Olympic games in London. Anderson,
being born in Sweden and not natural
lied, is ineligible to represent the
United States. and he goes abroad
upon the invitation Of the Swedish
athletic organization. He will sail
June 20 for England.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
sTArE or NEW IERsEY-

DEP ,RTMENT OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To all to whom these presents may come.
Greeting:
Whereas. it appears to my satisfaction. b.
duly authenticated record Of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent Of all the stockholders. o.
posted in my office. that the Pioneer Bottling
Company, a corporation Of this state. whose
principal office is situated at Bowery amt
Freeman streets, in the city OF Newark. county
Of Essex, State of New Jersey, Carl aug.
Giese being agent therein and in charge there
Of upon whom process may be served. has
complied with the requirements Of AR act
concerning corporations (Reyision Of 1Sa61' pre-
linlinary to the issuing Of this Certificate OF
Now. therefore, I, s. D. Dickinson. secre-
tary Of State Of the state of New Jersey. -
hereby certify that the said corporation. az.
on tho twenty-hrst day Of April, 1905, file II
my office a July executed and attested con-
sent in writing to the dissolution Of said cor
poration. executed by all the -stoekhoideFs
thereof. which said consent and the recori
Of the proceedings aforesaid are now on Mo
In my said office. as provided by law
In testimony whereof I have hero
to set my hand and affixed my
TSeal.l official seal at Trenton, this twenty
first day Of lApril. A. D.. one thou
sand nine, HUNDRED and eight,
s. n. DICKINSON.
apre4my1.s,15 Secretary OF st~>
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.


TO Ernest d. Richardson and - Rich
ardson, his wife, If any there be, their heirs,
devisees. mortgages, assigns and legal repre-
sentatives
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the Comptroller of the city of New
ark. Essex County. New Jersey. on the twenty
second day of November, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-nine, the Mayor and Com
mon Council of the city of Newark purchased
for the sum of one hundred and sixty-four dol
lars and seventy cents all the land and real
estate situate in the city of Newark, county OK
easterly line of South Eleventh street, distant
five hundred and thirty-eight feet and forty
four one hundredths OF a foot. or Whereabouts,
s~outherly from The southerly line OF Eleventh
avenue, which is laid down and designated as
lot humble. SO on block number 1874 on the
official block maps of the city of Newark, said
sale being made pursuant to the provisions OF
an act of the Legislature of New Jersey
passed March goth, 1885, entitled IAN act con-
corning the settlement and collection of arrear-
ages of unpaid taxes, assessments and water
rates or water rents in cities Of this State,
and imposing and levying a tax, assessment
and lien in lieu. and instead of such arrear-
ages. and 20 enforce the payment thereof. and
to provide for the sale of lands subjected 70
future taxation and assessment and TIM
several supplements thereto and amendments
thereof; and which said lands and premises
were thereafter by mesne conveyances con
veyed by the said Mayor and Common Couu-
ell Of the city of Newark: to Arthur d. Crane
the present owner thereof.
And you are further notified that you appear
to have an estate or interest in said lan"i
and real estate. and unless the said land and
real estate shall be redeemed. as provided in
said acts, before the expiration of six months
from and after the service hereof. a supple
mental deed for the same Will he given, con-
Veying to the said Arthur d. Crane. his legal
representatives or assigns. in fee simple, the
said lands according to the provisions Of said
acts. including the interests of the said Ernest
u. Richardson and - Richardson.
his wife. il any there be, their heirs, dev1secs.
mortgagees, assigns and legal representatives
therein.
Dated Newark, n. J., MAY s. 1908.
The Mayor and Common Council Of the City
Of Newark-Purchaser.
Arthur D.. ane-Pre Owner.
COTT GERMAN.
Attorpav
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
INDIANS WIN TRACK MEET.

ELMIRA. n. Y, May 15.-The Car
Isle Indians defeated Syracuse Univer-
slty here yesterday in a dual track
meet by a score OF ca to Al.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-15
SISTERS COMPLAINT.
BY GEORGE G. KAHN.

Say, ma, Wnat ans DT0UheT WTt, lie is dVTHg FWTU7 1Tccr
He keeps shouting, Go on, Tigers!" every time that l am near
Why. last night John called to zee me and that boy was very rude,
Cause whatever John would say to me-, he always would intrude.
Now, when John called here last evening, I thought sure he would propose,
But that boy would say such strange things, what they meant, mi good
ness knows.
When John said to m politely, pardon me for calling late"
Why, that rascal gave an awful yell, slide Mailing, for the PLATED"
1t made us feel embarrassed, but Ididnt say a word,
When he said, I'm not a Wooer, but 1 love you, Mabel DEAR
Willie cried, Come IN there, Neuer, show IS what you can do here!"
Then John dropped that conversation, jumped up quick n looked at me,
And I saw he ws excited, and as angry IS could be-
He said, This is lot a Party, can't you get that kid way?'
Willie cried, "oh, Pardee! Pardee! you're the hero of the day"
I said, "WiIhe, you Just stop that, go and let us two alone"
John said, Yes, and If you don't boy, 1 am going right straight Home"
Willie said, You can't beat Stanage, he's the Home Run boy for me,
And you're jealous, cause you couldn't get some Murrays whskey free"
We got up and left the paror and w e went out in the hall:
John "a just about to kiss lie. when that devil cried, play Bali"
Then John left me- oh! SO sudden, this no longer I'll endure,
He will never call here, mother, and I've lost him now I'm sure.
Mother gave a bursto of laughter, Don't you worry Mabel, dear,
I'll explain to John this evening, when 1 see him. do not fear
You can't blame OIL little Willie, so, dear daughter don't complain,
For he "a our Newark Tigers, play a lovely baseball game
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uys, Is. %. aaies. IL, lsssi4o o Newark. \. J.

-
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERsEY-BetweAn
William Lewis, by William Slingeriand. his
next friend complainant, and Marion Lewis
ct ais, defendants. On bill for partition.
BY virtue Of an order heretofore made In the
above entitled cause. bearing date the twenty
eighth day of March. A. d, nineteen hundred
and eight. and directed to the subscriber. one
Of the Special Masters in Chancery OF New
Jersey. | shall sell at public vendue in the
office Of the Sheriff. at the Court House, in
the city Of Newark. on Wednesday. the
twenty-seventh day OF MAY, A.. d. nineteen
hundred and eight. st . o'clock in the after
noon. all the following described land anil
premises. he'll & the same described in said
order. that is to say:
All that tract OF land and premises situated.
lying and being in the city Of Orange, in the
county Of Essex and State OF New Jersey,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning On the east side Of the Freeman
Town road and at the southwest corner OF
Charles Versoy's lot; thence running along his
line south forty-nine degrees east one hundred
and hfLy-seveh feet to a stake: thence south
forty one degrees west fifty feet to Peter
Seroney's lot; thence along his line north fifty
degrees west one hundred and ffty-nine feet
- '7e aforesaid road: thence east fifty feet
to the place o. beginn ng. Intending the estate
and interest by the courtesy. of the defendant,
John 3. Lewis. in said promises. together witl
all and singular the Embellishments and appur-
teuances to the said premises belonging or In
anYwise appertaining
Dated April &c, A. D. 1905.
EDWARD n. nUFFIELD.
Special Master in Chancery.
Lambert & Stewart.
Solicitors nj Complainant.
april, 24my1.S s. 15fsl2.9W