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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
SnItl5fliidjtling 5uriif 0ebradlt.

Ncm Oorf, 2G. Suli. ,Snt
Observation-Disclosures pltroe Der irii.
here &dllircr Der nHooncp Electric
&1mp Co." Nreiton 60 9mp, ci1Qc.
~lletcrt, Der bci1uloigt miro, $4,000
lhterlhlo9cn 81 boben. Gr lit Dor
Sturgeon III Californian ollioeirnocn
lnto ucrboitct moroen. ga 9am Der.
lebmono I'M Wt6r5 poll bier. 0ic 10.
1ort por9cnommenc Friiim1g Der DON
Inn gcrllbrten Bidder ergob cinen
6~cblbetro0 III 0obc bon $4,000, mcs-
Dnlb 9c8en Den 6liidtling ein Salt
btrebl c"rloIIcn mllroe. Hooncp, ser
III Heootlo 9eodl Gnl., cine Stcaung
III elmer S~o0conItolt %geiunoen bette,
loren germ blerber 5uriid5ufebren, ba
TT all0cllldclnIid lid) iebr ltot leiter
oil" 6rdlt ln1o 0rci Ginbern beiteben.
Den Sonliltc, Die IN GloiniieIo, u.
~ Iebt, Icbnte. Gr bofft, oob ieine
Germnnotcn oen Seblbetrog giltnlo.
den mer0en lnO ct Damn nit elmer
leldten Strofe oapon fonlnen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
Bonn Gtunlen ueinciIert.

Strcit ilber cin W}Godcn miro piel-
leid)t ilungem Hlriien ooS 2ebeu
fuItcn.
Rem Dorf, 26. Sui. - &on
lcincm i'll 9tr. 1O7, Noro.S. StraBc,
williamsburg, m%obnbaiten 2anOs.
mann Soiepb 9lilbuIt oltrd Weiier-
hide id)mer oerWunOet, ihmebt Der
II Sabre olte Hliie Sobn Roiiian
pen Nr. 30, NorO-7. StroBe, I'M
@iaiama6lrg.@oipi 5miitcn &C.
ten mo &o0, uto Die Ner3te bobeu
mr. lueui9 @oifnung, i'm retten 5lt
tGmen. Die beiOen itugen WGnner
tCmorben iif in ibrer ruiiiihen 6ei.
matb nm Die 8umlt elmer 9e1piiien
Ioro Srem5fp. 0a Die Sd0ne nidt
5lpiIhen ibncn 81 ndblen pcrnofte,
m%onOerten 9ei0e Dor 5mei Sabrcn
llndJ Amerifo ans. 8or einigen Wo.
noten uerbeirotbcte iid] 9lilbuit. Sein
9tlpolc Idrieb Dies Der Sugenogelic6.
ten mo bemog iic, ibm nod Der nellen
Melt 81 folgcn. 9oto nad) Der Nm
tuntt oes Nt0ohcn3 iou 9tiibuit, Oh.
g!eif er Gbemonn lit, ihr uieoer 0cn
Sol gcmodt mo ibr icltrige 2iebeS.
brlete geltricbcn boben.. @eIteru
fritb itieBen ole beiben Nebcn6uhler
Oil Der @te bon Gent Nuenue um0
Noro-7. StroBe auiommelt. GS fam
81 eInem StrfGf, Der raid IN Chat
lidfciten mtsartete, mo Nliibult rib
ldllieBIid lein Ntciier ans Der 5oIhc,
I'M ea Dem @egner mieoerbolt in Die
Strut 5u ltoBen. Bon 5pci Yoli5iiten
tad beftigcr 8egcnnebr i~iberpGltiat.
puroc Der Weiierbelb bci ieiner &or.
iilbrlmg inn 9coforo- Npcnuc Eoli3ci.
dcridt obne 3lloiiumg pom 9iira.
id)nft ieItgebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
SIR GrgaIhans Der Siilfsanellen Der
Hatium.

Seattlc, @aib, &c. Suli.-Gic
WaIbin9toner CONFORMATION . Iiiociu.
tlCn bat mltmebr Die 8orbereitll1de1l
flir Den crIten natiotalen GongreB Der
yer. Staoten sur @rboltmng Der
rdtiirlihen SiilfSQneQen beS 2anoe5,
Ser bonn 26. bis %. 4lguit I'M All.
0itorilum Der aSfa.Yufon-YoCiiic.
Tlsltellung abgebalten meroen miro,
bccnbet. Inter G~enienigen, meld)c
Alilpraden an ben GongreB balten
mcroen, befinoen ii6 81. q. 9%olinger,
GctretGr 6es Snnern; 8iliom Mc.
Gcrroa, Witglieo Der Nem.Dorfer
lltilitdten. gommiiiion 6. 6. 0idin.
l1rL Yrdiioent Der carnegie Steel
Eruit Co." ". .. Gapallougb, YrG.
lthcnt Der n2ofeS-to-tbe.8 uli @uter.
hons HiIociotion. 9oofer :. @aib.
il0ton; Sanncs S. Sin, Ser Giien.
tobnslfa9not; Solpcxo @Qiott; Gr.
ms Nortbrllp. ErGiioent Der l%lniper.
l'lot BON MinneIoto, nnb ). u. Merp,
Gbef. Inpalt Der notionalen 1yobri.
fnrten.a iiociotion. Auf Dem Gon.
GreB, Dem notwithstanding oltd 9rGii.
Dent Gait %beimobnen miro, meroen
lcoenfoIls Gelegotcn SIT ser interuo.
tionolen Gonierenj gelp1blt meroelL
hit I'M fommlenoeu Serbit i'm Saog
obgebalten meroen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
MNhridlcinlidl Gin Manbmprb.

Nemort, ~, 2G. Sltli. -
Seni. Nippin9er, Elm &ngenicur,
mltroc DelIte iriib ais 2eidc oltf elmer
leeren 9%aultGtte an Der Sii0.tO.
StroBe m%tigeiumoen. Seine Gaidcn
moren g~cleert, feline llbr ru1o ein
2iamnntring berihpunoen lulo iein
Stopi Don ctner GugeI ourfbobrt. Gin
NcpoIuer nit 5lpci obgelhoIienell
&ammcrn lag IN Der NGbe. Ser
Go0te botte cinen 3cttcl in Der "a
idc, in meIhem er sen @unid1 dit.
bertc, OoB mon sri. Nnna Meper
hCn Dieli9er Sta0t benadriftige,
foIlS ibm irgen0 ctmos 5ltItoBcn ioQ-
tc. Die Bolijei alnubt, BOB elm Holtb.
nero porIiegt. Sri. Nina Mepcr er.
Hart, lie babe NippinQcr gcItern &C.
IchcIr. 0cricIbc iei in gutter Stim-
lnlllg gclpeIen mo babe ibr gciogt, er
icI im 9cariiie, iid nod) Nelp,0orf
jlf beBebcH Inn cincn 8%rlm0ci1ellz
tDtmabon0cl ob3uidlieBcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
Sci eincm 9rnnoe ocrnnglift.

. 0 it, H. MaiI, 26. Sui. - Bel
ciitcm 9rnnbc, welder bellte iriib in
Gborlestomn ollSbrod,. Ioben lid Der
50-idbrige Sobn WcSarren uno Sobn
Ccuablin i'm oritten Stodperf ourdl
ble Slanrmen obaeifnitten uno Der.
i.ldtell baber, iid) hnrd Serobiprill,
gen III ein G%ettln9sneb in Siferbeit
81 brin0elt. Mic5arren iorb babel
o6er oit9enblidlid ieinen Zoo unb
Gougblin erlitt ihpere 8erleblnaen.
Ter 9rano mar oltrdl Die grploiion
elmer 2alnpe entltanOen uno rif,tete
an Dem aus @ol3 erridteten 2ogirs
borIe on Der Cambridge StroBe einen
Germogcnaidaoen BON etlpa $4,000
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
ltngliiflidJ %Oerlanfene @aiierfabrteu.

Sltt Jul9e SIalleltet III UQltsJtlDer
ertruntelr. - Gin auoerer Sling.
ling in Der 6lui6ing-9ai.
Rem Oorf, 2G. Srli. - Grei
junge Stoliener, Der t5.iGbrige Bic.
tor 9orenro, Gonoro 0onoerio, II
&obre alt, lno scr gIeidoltrige Sos.
Gougelo, ion6en gcitern ibren Sob
I'M GoitsGiper, in Der NGbe oeS an
SllBC Scr tt2. StraBc gelegenen Gr-
%bollngapicr5. Gin Ruoerboot, in
Dem iic nit 0rci onOeren aomerooen
clnr IuDrt orf Dem 6luiie mternom,
men bnttelt, Dltr0c gcgen einen
Erubm getricbcn, Der om Eier fcItge.
modt mar, mo fenterte.
@ie oic gcretteten Orci 6relnoc Der
@%rtrunfcncn o1gabclt, batteu 0rei
BON ibnen Do9 Boot in aramer'S
9%oot6ollS an 6ltbe Ser 12t. StroBe
gemietbet. Ion0cria, ollcin oeS Hn,
OernS fumoig, bate iCine 3lpei 8enoI-
icn 5rIlGd)it llod oem God Der 125.
StraBc 0cruoert, no 0ret an0crc
hinge 2cltte auigcuonmen mlr0ct.
Damn ging Die 6abrt mcitcr nod) Dem
Gr6olnn9spier; lie iubren init Ser
Str6mung, 10 bob ooS 6ortbcpcgc1
oeS Sootes trob Der idnercn Sela=
firing lciht mar. Nn Scr N1bc Oe9
Flers more1 cine In5abl ErGbmc
nit Bobn1uaggono pcrantcrt, an &c.
nen 9on0eriu OoS fleine 6obr5el1g
gdd]tdt porbei Iteucrte. EloBlid) &c
lon9ten iic aber IN cine jtarfe, Don
Slttle SeQ @ote fommenoe Str0s
mrlna, Die bus Boot nit poQer sc
malt ge9en eiten &oqgonprobm
idIcnoerte, 10 ooB ole iefS &nioiicn
ms WolIer Itiir5tcn.
0te 0rei @rtrluntenen fornen iiber.
borpt nidt mie0er an Die SberilG6e
GtS MoIIerS, mGbreno eS oen orei &c
rctteten Die CUTE S6mimmer maren,
gclang, ii6 10 longe iiber @oiier SIT
Doltcn, bis 5mci GedSlellte Don einenl
Ger FrGbmc, Sobn Sollp pom Nr.
1875, SadettltraBe, 9rootlpn, llno
Hobert u. Sar9eant bon Nr. 44S,
ct. Ntnn's 2tpemie, 9ronr, ilnen i'm
S2oI'cr SIT Siilie fonlen. 9eioe bot
ten groBe Miibe, iih uno Die orei
SlIn0lingc ouf Der SberflGhe 5u bol-
ten, bod fam ibnen Der Camper
~TarfburIt" Don @pbItbGtigfeits-
Ncportcment 81 &iilie, BON Dem aus
linen 5ouc unO Gettlng5giirtel 5lls
%geiuorten murOen 10 ooB iic iidl
lt1lleBlid an 9oro oeS nEorfburit It"
rettelt fonnten. ~ tt-f, --"a
Ter 2t.iGbri1e George 9onhoQe
aus Nortb.9eoh ertronf geItcrn IN
Der 6lulbing-goi. Mit ieilem 9rlr-
Der mo etnem Sreunbe lpor er ill
cinem Hlloerboot oui Die 9oi 6inoltS
geiabren, lprong BON 9oote ms
@oIIer mo fam nid)t mieoer al sic
SberflGhe. Sic Nodiilbc nod Scr
Seldle mar %crgcbniBloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
Muocrnc SaaririInr.

bot llnbeil al ben 30pfen Der @eh.
lidfeit ongeri6tet unb Ipotbeter
liberoa belpreden Die Sbotlode, oo6
iie groBe Allaltitdten SaI6ei fir sic
gereitutg oes oltmooiiden ,SoIbei
Sbee's = ein 9te5ept u%nierer @roB.
mittter = perfalifen. 9ie Hohfroae
nodl oieIem 9rcut lit 10 groB, buB
Elm 8obrifant einen ,Sotbei 9bee,"
Der Sdipeiel entbGlt, nllf oen Marft
brtnst = Elm MittcI gegen Sduppem
llro aopfjuden. GoS grGporot beiBt
@petb's Sage anb Sulphur, ooS in
olen moOernen apptbefen fir SOC.
mo 81 Die Sloide perfouft ooer ge.
gen Gmpfong Oes Breiies brett BON
Der @petb Chemical 60, "A Sort.
lonbt-Str Rslu.slorf Gitp, perianot
miro.
3u ~nerfoufen bel ser 9feao Gruo
60, Spe5ial-a genten, lexington. llto
&ulparb.S traBe. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
Irf Der @eiiernno.

Mon6etcr, q. s., 2G. Sui. -
9tc orei 6rauen, melde gcltern9(6cno
IN 6ol8e ocS ~3uiommenbru6S elmer
%eron0o, sic iiber ben filnItliGcn
See I'M vGinc &$Iono Forf," ciltcm
Ger9nilgltngSpIotc, bcrporiproug,
o1Ird Nbltur5 &erlcbungen bopon
tru9erl, bcfinocn iid ouf Dem @cge
Ger N%cNiernna. &brc Nomen iilto:
Sri. Gotborinc Gonnor, Sri. Bertha
Gn>rtemotc lnno Sri. SoroG Hcga1L
ollie orel BON bier. IS Itiir5tcn 5nalt,
SIG oocr mebr Ecrioncn in Ocn Set
oe, ober ole, nit NllSnobmc ser &c.
llonIltcn orci morcn inn Stonoc, iidJ
obne 9eiIton0 nod SoilIe 5rt bcgcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
ISrnu Sane entlaitct.

Norfolf, So, 26. Sllli .-6rou
Sobn Sane, melhe Heiap .. Mortin
i'll Der Ietten @odc bel Dem Gine
&ead)-8 oitomt erifoB, neil oerielbe
ne ourd robe Spyod)c qr0blid belief,
ni9t bette, mllroe bellte bon elmer So.
ronerS. Surp entloitet. Die 8eidupos
r(nen llabmen oil, BOP Die 6rou sur
9iotbpcbr i%euerte. 3ruu Sane lit Die
SHUTTER breier &inoer, einidlieBIid)
elneS ied)s @od)en oIten 3miaiugS.
p0ares.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
GUM SiId)of cuniefrirt.

Bottom NiuIi7 26. Sult. - @e-
reraIoitar Soiepb IS. 4noerlon
Fforrcr Der ct. Eouls+&irde IN Tor.
G,clter, lultroe geitcrn pom gr5biifoi
@mt. $. S'Gonnca sum 9iifof uno
GpoOiutor III Der r0mii6 .fatboliiAcn
&ctbeorole coniefrirt. Nls aiiiitelt.
ten bel Ser ieierliden @mollug fun.
glrten Die 9iiIt0ie 8neitin Don Mnlt.
Gleiter nn0 Neehan BON 6nQ sinner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27
SdJucr franfcr 8iiraermciiter.

Cincinnati 9, 26. <li. -
Ser @toOor Der StoOt Cincinnati,
Sberlt 2copolo Niorfbreit, lit 10
id)mer crtronft, BOB Die Ncr3tc mr.
meni9 @ofinm9 baben lGnO Der 9c-
Il'rdtl1n9, &onm gcbeu, ,ooB ooS
Sdlimmltc leocl 2Illgcnblid 81 cr.
martcl lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27

TaIe CUR Griic in's NnsIans &c.
icrsf 6. Siaine, Gr. AS, Ca.gaIti.
mOreitrahe, nabe Gnitom Souir Hue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27

lung nobmen. Scin 3uItono Wrr6c
81 ip0ter St,unoc ais bclorgniBcrre-
9tr0 bc5eidnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-27

Softo, &c Srtli. - @Gbrenb sic
Monnihoit oc@ ioponiihen St)lod,t-
idiiieS Y9Iiobi" Qeitern in Der Sic
8oi nit elmer Sdiebiibung beid,Gi.
tigt luor, borit Gin 3p6Iipfiinoer.
tootete pier Mann ltlto per1ulltoete
finn. lluter Den 2cbtcren beiinoen
iid) 5luci Siii5iere. Die Sie.9oi. mel,
DIE iton lett lGngcrer 3eit scr
Sfouplot Der Observation-Disclosures Der
Slntte gepeieu lit, liegt blinoert Mci.
len bon bier III Ser Eropin5 Sic.
aur5e &obeloepeiden
Die Strofe beS Barrier acancrS
Sem Maths, Der @eibuod)ten b. ).
GrGiibent SolliereS oli Der StroBe
iiberiiel uno om 9orte 5upfte, lit pnnt
Sbereeridt bon bier olli orei Sabre
@eiGngniB b~erobgeiebt wproen.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15
VACATION FUN AND
INSTRUCTION FOR
Y. NJ G. A. BOYS
Outings, Hiking Trips, Gypsy
. Strols, Swimming and, Best
of All, Camp Life.

AS the vacation season approaches
those having in charge the summer
work of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION are mapping otu observation
tours, hiking trips. outings. gypsy trips
and the camp, which will be again con-
Quoted this year at Lake Wawayanda,
The camp will open on July / and will
continue until August IL. 1t is ex-
pected hat 300 boys over IL years Of
age will be accommodated this sum
mer. They will go in three sections
each to remain two weeks.
Great interest Is being taken in the
swimming and athletic events. Tennis
tournaments, QUOT contests and pho
Biography competitions are also Icing
planned, n arrangements are being
made with the United States Volunteer
Life Saving Corps for the conduct of
examinations in life saving. The State
Library Commission will send a library
of nature study and outdoor boc,.s, and
a series of lectures on rocks, stars.
clouds and forestry will be given.
The. camp will be under the direction
of Charles r. Scott, who is the State
committees representative for boys
work. Associated with him there will
be about forty-ive other men from the
association, who will act as leaders.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15
sHERIFFys SALES.

fChancery ASH
SHFRIFF'S SALE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between William Blssell. complainant,
and Andrew Scharfenberg. ct al, defendants.
Fl. ia, for sale of mortgaged premises
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF feri
facias, to me directed, | shall expose for sale
by public yendue. at the Court House. IN New
ark, on Tuesday. the eighteenth day of May
next, at two o'clock p. M. all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being In the Township of Belleville. Essex
County, New Jersey:
Beginning In the northeasterly corner Of
Washington avenue and Mill street; thence
running northerly along the easterly line Of
Washington avenue one hundred feet: thence
easteriy and parallel with Mil street one
hundred and four feet and ninety-nine hun
dredths of q foot to the e~asterly line OF the
tract, of which the tract now being conveyed
Is a part; thence souther1y along the line of
the same one hundred feet to the northeriy
line of Mill street; thence along the line
thereof north sixty-nine degrees and ten min
utes west one hundred feet to said corner Of
Washington avenue and Mill street, and the
place OF beginning.
Together also with the land : lying on the
s~outherly end of said premises, between the
old line of Mil street and the present or new
line OF said Mill street on the north side of
said street as the said line of Mill street Is
now established
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Andrew Scharfenberg by deed recorded
In the, Essex County Registers office. in book
PA OF deeds for said county, on pages 800
and 300.
Newark. N. J.. April 49, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff. :
Michael T. Barrett, Solicitor. ($12. 500
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15
CRESCENT A. A. BALI
IN ST. GEORGES HALL
Second Annual Entertainment tC
Be Given Tomorrow.

The Crescent Athletic Association will
hold its second annual entertainment,
and dance at st. Georges Hall, 1so-lS.
New York avenu tomorrow evening
Music will be furnished by Professoi
zelles's Orchestra. Joseph A. G. Baud
ermann is chairman of the entertain-
ment committee.
The floor win be in charge of James
Bracker and his assistant, Thomas
Burns.
The officers and members Of the as
ISOLATION are; p. Edward Murano,
president; Patrick Henry, vice-presi-
dent: James Tully. treasurer: John
Goerke. Secretary; Edward Mura, re.
cording secretary; Philip Tully, SER
geant-at-arms; Michael Goerke, Dante
'Spipelli.. John Weber, William Weber
Joseph sWiener. John REILLY. Thomas
Burns. James Bracken, Nicholas Ea-
gan, Ralph Penzulla. John Carolan and
Joseph A. G. Baudermann.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15
s~HERIFF,s SALES.

TChancery A-S6
SHEfiFF'S Chancery of New ,Jer-
sey. Between Charles M. Kase, complainant,
and John K Burkhardt, ct ux., defendants.
FL ia, for sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of heri
facfas. to me directed. l shall expose for sale
by public xendue, at the Court Honse, In New
next, at two o'clock p. M, all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being In the City of Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the easterly line of
Elm street Tor Elm ,road) distant seyenty-fve
feet .northerly from the northeasterly corner
OF the same and Garrison street as now laid
out by the City of Newark, and from thence
running north seventy-four degrees east. and
a map made November. 1S49. by Dunn and
Thompson, surveyors. for Thomas Garrison,
one hundred and two fleet three inches to the
westerly line Of lot number 200 on said map;
thence northerly along the same and the COM
tinuation thereof fifty feet; thence south
seventy-four degrees west one hundred and
two feet nine inches to the aforesaid line of
Elm street Tor road; thence along the same
south fifteen degrees thirty minutes east fifty
feet to the place of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said August Fischer by Edvard Ludwig and
Katherine, his wife, by two certain deeds, one
dated January 18th, A. d. 1891. and recorded
In book Z-25 OF deeds for Essex County, on
pages SO, &c, the other bearing even date with
this indenture, not yet recorded, and being
laid down as lots numbers one hundred and
ninety-hve and one hundred and ninety-six on
the aforesaid map.
Newark, N. j. April IL. 1909.
WILLIAM HtRRIGAN, Sheriff.
5. Howell Jones, Solicitor. (S13. POI
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15
CATHEDRAL ALUMNI DANCE
IN THE BIG AUDITORIUM.
Pleasant Affair Enjoyed Despite
Unpleasant Weather.

Despite the Indictment weather
seventy-five couples turned out last
night to attend the dance given by the
Alumni Association of st. Patrick's
Cathedral School at the Kruger Au-
ditorium.
Among those present. in addition to
the various committeeman, We're: The
Rev. Isaac p. Whelan, Father William
p. Brennan. Father Herman. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sullivan. Miss Sarah Mey-
Ter, Miss Margaret Meyler. Edward
Pr%esendofer, Thomas F. Halpin, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Halpin, Miss Ella Hal
pin, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.. Sinnott jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Degnen, Nathan
O'Brien. James B. Deerin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip c. Walsh, jr, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carroll, John mccarthy, John McQuade,
William Herring, Joseph Hurley, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dunn, John Conroy,
Miss Alice Mayhem, Miss Mamie Freel,
John Conway. Denis O'Brien. Joseph
Hansberry, Mr.. and Mrs. John Barrett,
Edward Barrett, Miss May Barrett,
Miss Madeline Barrett and Miss May
McGrath.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15

TChancery ASH
SHERIFF'S SAILj-Tn Chaneery of New Ter
and Rudolph A. Braun. ct al. defendants. Fl.
fa, for sale of mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ OF fieri
facias, to me directed, / shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday. the eighteenth day OF May
next. at two o'clock p. m. all those tracts OF
being in the City of Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey;
, First tract-Beginning in the northerly line
of Hawthorne avenue at a point therein distant
two hundred and twenty-five feet westerly
from the northwest corner of the same and
Tenth street; thence running northerly parallel
thence westerly parallel with Hawthorne
avenue fifty feet: thence southerly parallel
with the first course one hundred and four
feet to Hawthorne avenue aforesaid: thence
running easterly along the same fifty feet to
the place of beginning.
Second tract-Beginning in the northerly
distant two hundred and seventy five feet west
erly from the northwest corner of Hawthorne
avenue and Tenth street. as laid down upon
the map of Fairview Park. made by David
Ming north twenty-six degrees seventeen minutes
east one hundred and four feet; thence north
dfty-one feet and nifty one-hundredths of a
foot; thence south twenty-six degrees nine
minutes west one hundred and four feet to
the n~ortherly line Of Hawthorne avenue; thence
degrees forty-three minutes east ffty-one feet
and twenty-seven hnndredths of a foot to the
Being lots Nos ss5. gas, 2s7 and sss. con-
veyed 70 Rudolph A. Braun by Pauline ochs,
widow. by deed. dated December sixteenth,
nineteen hundred and seven. and recorded 70
1902, sc. y
Newark y; w Il APr,, Z aA lsss. ,sb.r,,t.
William Greenfield. Solicitor. .($15.Q0)
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SHERIFFs SALE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between Progress Building and Loan
ant, and William e. Wallace as executor and
trustee, &C., ct. al. defendants Fl. IA, for sale
or mortgaged premises.
By virtue of the above stated writ of heri
facias. to me directed, ! shall expose for sale
by public ,vendue' at the Court House, In New
ark. on Tuesday. the eleventh day OF May
next, at two O'Clock p. m, all those tracts or
parcels of land and premises situate. lying and
being in the City of Newark. Essex County,
First tract-Beginning in the northeasterly
line OF Park street at a point therein. distant
seven and one-half inches from the most east
erly corner. of the same and Mulberry street;
minutes east and through the centre Of the
partition wall dividing the house on the
properly hereby conveyed from the houss-on
hundred feet; thence south thirty-nine degrees
thirty minutes east twenty-seven feet seven
utes west one hundred feet Fo the north
eastsrly line of Park street. and thence along
the same north thirty-nine degrees thirty min
place of beginning. According to survey made
by Harrison Van Duyne & Son. November.
) Second tract-Beginning In the northeast-
frly line Of Park street eat a point therein
feet one-half inch from the most easterly cor
ner Of the. same and Mulberry street; from
thence running along Park street south thirty
nine degrees thirty minutes east twenty-seven
feet seven inohes:A thence north ffty degrees
thirty minutes east and through the centre of
property hereby conveyed from the house on
the property adjoining on the southeast one
hundred feet; thence north thirty-nine degrees
inches, and thence south fifty degrees thirty
minutes west one hundred feet to the north
easterly line of Park street and the place of
beginning. According to survey made by Har-
riscn Van Duyne & Som November. 1904
WILLIAM sHARRreAN. sheriff.
Lowry. Lowenstein & Lowy, sol'rs. ol7.1W
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CLUB ENTERTAINS
IT'S HOST OF FRIENDS,
First Annual Ball Proves a
Great Success.

The first annual ball of the Arena
Pleasure Club was held - Hans Hart
wigs Saenger Hall. Paramount and
Springfield last night, and
proved quite a cce The club is
young, but has a large number of very
active members, and the first attempt
to entertain it's friends was a great
success.
Herbert Stott, Bert Traphagen and
John Raush kept order on the dancing
floor. The committees in charge con
sisted of Otto Stoll. Charles Schuster,
jr., Benny Deveraux, Charles Eichhorn,
David Freeman, Frank Kline and
Charles Schmalzreidt.
The guests We're received by the fol
lowing committee: Gus Hass, chairman;
Charles Glasson, Harry Hellebeck, Rob.
ert Freeman, Gus Longberg, jacob
Haussling. jr, Frank Lagay, Joseph
%Schuster, Frederick Steck, John Kelly
Thomas Malay and q. R. Newton.