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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-02

Johnny Icycrs VIII soon be at Nj.
old station at second base for the Chi
c0go CUBS.
Arnold Ambrose. Trlnidnd's Short
stop last year, IS playing the same p0-
sition with the New Haven team of Inc
Connecticut league
The Cleveland club has sold out
fielder Josh" Clarke to Columbus.
Josh is a brother of Fred clarke.
manager of Pittsburg
Lou Crigcr rs catching most of the
games for st, Louis SO Ear this yoar
but has been in the game but once
whom his team pulled Off u victory
MoNlc Manuel, the Chicago Amcri-
can pitcher. has been sold To the
birmingham club of the Southern
league. Birmingham paid $1,000 Tor
the tWirlor.
Frommc. the wonderful youns
nitcher secured bv Cincinnati from ST.
Louis. leads AN the National league
pitchers So far this cason ho having
won an six OF the games ne has
-
phu L-o,,.- las. . .iYh a..
rrtItd,d tnI [ - ,o1I
good with the Des Moincs Western
'.,''' ~
tna l''' '''' rs
Smith is proving to be- Comiskcy's
mninstaN lu the boN, and IL is largely
bieh ~ mo, ar. H. smftb moon.
lis r,ng.nt ,.,,t. tc ain lilcte r,n,'l
W,ish'l orrni r"ror,1 az f06N
" tltufc ltussnan could only throw
Setinp IT'S 3 Ms w. 'Jo}nr tb, b1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-02

MoNlc Manuel, the Chicago Amcri-
can pitcher. has been sold To the
birmingham club of the southern
league. Birmingham paid $1.0O0 for
the tWirlor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-02

Fromme. the wonderful youn-
nitcher secured by Cincinnati from ST.
Louis, leads AN the National league
pitchers So far this season, he havins
Won an six OF the games he has
pitched
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-02

H%ecktnger; Walsh, Coates and Mite.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-02

Walter johnson ct the Washington
club. last year one of lho best pitch
rrs in the Ioaguc has participated uI
only one game SO far this season, bee
ing knocked nut al the box in thH
third inning hy the Sew York Amor
cans. after they had secured nine hitF
and six Iuus uU his delivery
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-03
Fat Is Out Of STYLE

To ~paraphrase Caesars remark, the diff
rectoire gown came--was seen-and has
conquered. So fat ladies' are reduced, so
10 speak. to the necessity of either reduc-
ing at a very rapid rate or eliminating
themselves from public view until the
fashion dies out. Otherwise they risk
being ridiculous.
Since many fat ladies will not eliminate
themselves, however. but, per contra, will
insist on wearing the curveIess gown, no
course is open to this well-meaning scribe
other than to tell them how they may
eliminate the fat.
What is there, then, that reduces fat
safely? What pleasant, inexpensive article
y there on druggists shelves that can
reduce a pound a. day without causing
wrinkles or stomach ache? What can the
pharmacists offer as an Improvement over
scanty victuais or ten-mile walks without
breakfast? Is there anything pleasant to
take and inexpensive to buy that will re-
ducs one uniformly, quickly and innocent
ly thirty pounds a month? Here Is the
answer: Either write the Marmola Com
pany, Dept. $50, Detroit, Mich, or ask
your local druggist for Marmola Prescrip-
ton Tablets, and for 70 cents they or he
will give you one large case of these safe
tat reducers, containing so generous a
quantity of tablets that sometimes one
case onIy IL needed to produce the desired
results. Car you match that for a simple
solution Of your problem?
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-03
TURKEY MADE FEAST OF
BOLAND'S PANAMA HAT.
Gaynor's Gobbler Got on the
Outside of His Valuable Straw.

Thomas H. Boland, city inspector In
the building department. is mourning
the loss of a valuable Panama hat, and
all because he made the mistake of I'M
derestimating the fighting qualities of a
turkey cock owned by John j. Gaynor.
of Az Central venus Boland was late
in reaching home on Memorial Day and
took a short cut across the property of
Mr.. Gaynor to his residence, 9 South
Sixth street. On the way home he met
the above mentioned bird.
Giving forth his war-cry and rufiing
his gorgeous plumage, his turkeyship
stood directly in the building inspectors
path, nor did he give way an inch
when Boland advanced with a threaten
ing mien, waving his Panama and ut
tering 'shoos."
The gobbler, instead, carried the fight
into the enemy's camp, and after n
whirl of feathers and another trium-
plant war-cry Boland broke all records
for the hundred yards in his sprint 70
his domicile, while the turkey calmly
surveyed the ruins of what had a few
moments before been a stylish crown
piece. Boland is now a firm believer ir
the adage that "the longest way round
is the shortest way home"
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WOMAN TORN in FIGHT
WITH BIG DOG MAY DIE.

CHESTER. Pa, June 3.-Mrs. John
Turpin, Of Upland, engaged in a desper-
ate encounter with a large Newfound-
land dog, and the terrible decorations
inflicted by the brute's fangs are liable
to cause her death.
Mrs. Turpin was calling upon Mrs.
Joseph Glenn, a next-door neighbor,
when the dog, which Is owned by the
Glenns, attacked her. The animal threw
her down upon the porch. grabbed her
by the hair of her head and dragged
her around the yard. paying no atten-
ton to the vigorous beating admins
tered by Mrs. Glenn with a club. Great
pieces of flesh were chewed out of Mrs.
Turpin's ace and arms, and she was
unconscious when finally rescued by
Policeman Joseph w. Price, who shot
the dog.
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WATERS SORRY AS
big TIM" LEAVES.
London Hotel Servants Bewail
His Departure.

LONDON. June 3.-Timothy D. Sui
lfvan vertically blew into the town with
the gusty breezes and out again as
suddenly when the breeze changed.
This time 1t takes him to Paris. but it
10 expected to watt the genial senator
back again before Saturday.
There is genuine sorrow among the
serving classes of London's hotels at
his sudden departure, as the munii-
cencs OF the guest preceded his arrival.
Many tales were told of how his tips
on b steamship amounted to more
than f1.89o and of how the senator dis
covered a narne-sake In the person of
a little steerase passenger returning to
Ireland on whom he bestowed a CRATE
fu3 hundred.
They tell also OF the two great days
he spent in the old Irish home of his
fatbesa, when something like twenty
thousand went the way of their fellows
in generous benefactfons. But the sor-
row OF London hotel servants is in
some relieved, for has not the
great man reserved himself a sump-
eucus suite to be kept for him till he
rstupns?
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sHERIFF,s SALES.
rChancery A-9s.1
SHERIFF'S SAIE-In Chancerv of New Ter

SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between John Wegle. complainant, and
Alfred H. Maryott, ct al, defendants. Fl. Ia,
for H. sale lsr, OF m ne premises, ~, :, a.x,
facias. to me directed. / shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday, the eighth day Of June next.
At two o'clock p. M, all those tracts or parcels
In the City Of Newark. Essex County, New
Jersey:
First tract-Beginning at the northeasterly
corner of. James street and Nesbitt street:
erly hfty-hve feet nine inches to lot No,
thirteen; thence ~ along the line thereof
south sixty and three-Quarters degrees east
sixty-nve feet six inches to- lot No. fifteen:
and one-auarter degrees west forty-nve feet
to James street; thence "a westerly along the
line Of same thirty-three feet to the place OF
beginning.
map OF Charles Quimby property. made by
Ellis Dunn, Surveyor.
Second tract-Beginning on the northerly
side OF James street at the southeasterly cor
ner Of last mentioned lot; thence ~ along
thirteen and fourteen, north twenty-nine and
one-half degrees east ninety-seven feet nine
inches: thence t) south sixty-hve degrees
twenty minutes east twenty-five feet, to lot
number sixteen; thence t) along the line
thereof south twenty-nine and one-quarter de-
grees west ninety-nine feet ten inches to James
street; thence az along the same twenty-five
feet to the place Of beginning.
the aforesaid map. Being all Of the property
conveyed to said Charles Ba gnole by deed OF
even dale herewith from William A: Halsey
and George 3. HaIsey. executors Of the estate
Of George A, Halsey, deceased.
Newark. =. J.. May 3, 1909
HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
! ". c. & E. Headley. Solicitors. fs1b. O0)
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sHERrFP.s sALDs.
A-l0.1

CChancery A-l87.
r ALE-I Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Elizabeth Frank, complainant,
and Lyons Building Company. a corporation,
BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of neri
faciaa, TO me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public yendue. at the Court Houss, In New.
June next. at two o'clock p. m, an that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate.
lying and being In the City OF Newark. Essex
Beginning on the westerly side Of Belmont
avenue at q point therein distant four hundred
and sevcnty-nve feet southeriy from the south
wet corner formed by the intersection of
Belmont avenue with Hawthorne ayenue as
Of property OF the South End Land and I'm.
provement Company. situate In the City OF
Newark. N; ~" made by Georse H.. Gardner,
in the Essex County Registers ofhce;. from
thence running southerly along said line of
Belmont avenue fifty feet and ffty-one
forty-hve feet and sixteen. one-hundredths OF q
foot = TO- a westerly line OF the tract
are part; thence northeriy along said west
nine one-hundredths Of a foot, and thence
~easterly nfty-seven feet and ninety-hve one
hundredths of a foot TO the point ana place
OF beginning.
Being known ane designated as lots numbers
two hundred and thru and two hundred and
four on the above mentioned mar.
Being part of the same premises conveyed
to the South End Land and Improvement
Registers oflce in Book I-3s OF deeds for said
county page 1876. and by IL conveyed to said
Mary j: Wilhelm by deed bearing even date
and to be recorded herewith.
Newark. n. J.. May "a. 1903
HARRfGAN. Sheriff.
' Ernest r. Keer, Solicitor. G21 COY
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BANK PAYS DOLLAR For DOLLAR.

MANASQUAN, June 3.-The final
dividend. totaling 100 pei cent, is be-
ing distributed by Alvin L.. Fowler, re
coiver of the First National Bank of
this place, which. failed on May 1, 1908,
following the suicide of Its president
Morgan Delaney Magee. Payment of
the final dividend was brought about
through the acceptance of an offer of
four directors to purchase the remain
ing assets of the bank. which has been
~reorganized.
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TEN BITTEN BY
MAD DOG FEAR
THEY HAVE RABIES
Several Hasten from Swarth-
more. Pa, to New York
for Treatment.

CHESTER, Pa. Tune 3.-Ten per-
sons attacked In Swarthmors by a
supposed mad dog are today threatened
with rabies, 1t is feared. Numbered
among the victims were two children
of Professor Tomlinson. principal OF
Swarthmore Preparatory School. They
are Dorothy, aged s. and Albert, aged
13 years. Thomas Rolf. aged Is years.
was badly bitten, as were also Sidney
Agnew. IL years old: Edward Whit
taker, 8 years old. and t-,dan Jones, II
years old.
Joseph Garwood, president of Swarth-
more Borough Council. fought off the
animal, narrowly escaping its Jaws.
Between thirty and forty dogs were
bitten. and as a result there is a geh-
eral slaughter of CANNES. Several of
the victims of the dog wen to New
York to undergo treatment in the
Pasteur Institute.
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GRADUATES OF NEWARK
SEMINARY GET DIPLOMAS
Milton's "Masque OF Comus'
Presented by Schools.

Diplomas and certificates wer,
awarded to the graduates and pupils
of the Newark Seminary at the annua
commencement exercises, held las
night In Wallace Hall. There were only
two graduates, Miss Elizabeth M
Green and Miss Helen Sullivan, anC
diplomas were presented TO them by
the Rev. John Mcdowell. pastor of the
Park Presbyterian Church, after 6
brief address.
The valedictory was delivered by
Miss Green, who took as her subject
The Living Spirit of Millions Ideal
and the salutatory was given by Miss
Sullivan. Prior to the awarding of the
diplomas and certificates, about thirty
members of the school took part in the
presentation of Millions "Masque OF
Comus."
Essays explanatory of the masque
were read as follows: Milton, the Rep
resentative Poet of Puritan England
Miss Helen L.. Lambert; The Renais-
Spirit in Millions Poetry" Miss
A. Maud Van Arsdale; 1.-The Organ
Note in Millions Verse;" Miss Helen L.
Sullivan, and "Comus at Ludlow Cas-
iits bA MISS II lOEcICc IdTtcT.
The ~soloists were Miss Gladys M.
Alters, Miss Helen A. Van Cleaf and
Miss Gertrude Trefz. The chorus num-
bers were sung by the members Of the
senior class. The principals of the
cast were Miss Mildred E. Bassini,
Miss Hazel w. Lambert, Miss Dorothy
c. Plaut, Miss Marguerite Beanian.
Miss Florence NJ. MCGUIRE, Miss Helen
B. Baldwin, Miss Helen L.. Lambert
and Miss Hattie R. Weidig.
Miss Whitmore, principal of the
school, awarded certificates and honor
able mention to the following pupils OF
the school:
College Preparatory Course-Helen L.
Sullivan, Elizabeth NJ. Green, Welles-
ley College.
Scholarship Honor-Elizabeth M.
Green. -s e.
Certificates-Helen L. Sullivan, Eliza
beth M. Green, Marguerite Noble,
Helen b. Baldwin, Edith F.. Goodman,
Florence F. Larter. Helen L.. Lambert,
Dorothy C. Plaut, Florence NJ. Nc
CURE, A. Maud Van Arsdale, Hetty r.
Weidig, Bertha F. Freeland. Janet E.
Drake, Rachel T. wlnans, Berthilde s..
DeSpF6S, Laura NJ. 6clIhilSctb Nhoy
Bernz. Alice r. Edwards, Helen e.
Bohlinger, Elizabeth B. Stirling, Ruth
F. Hopson, Mildred w. Waite. Ruth b.
Baldwin. Agnes ]. Moebius, F. Eliza
beth Simpson.
Honorable Mention-Helen A. Van
Cleaf, Gertrude c. Trefz, Norma M.
Wilde, H. Ruth Harris. Jessie P. Blu
chanan, Edith c. Harris, Hilda A. E.
Ill, Marjorie K. King, Elaine l.. Toch.
Katherine p. Bennett, Annie I. B. Nieb-
ling, Bella S. English, Margaret A.
Phelan, Constance Quinby, May e.
Stems, Isabel G. Scheuer.
Primary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Agnes Waite, Helen Palmer Hoerner,
Eleanor Gordon Bennett. Norman M.
MCGUIRE, Theodore Runyon Wilkinson,
James Thomas Ball.
Honorable Mention-Helen Lille Ill,
Alice Earl Miller, Isabelle Morris Mil
Ter.
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SALES.
TChancery A-18. |

1Chancery A-18.
SALE-In Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between The Fireside Building and
Loan Association of the City OF Newark, COM
plainant, and Louis Hamburger and others,
DESCENDANTS. Fl. ia, for sale of mortgaged
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 twenty-ninth day OF
juno next, at two o'clock y. m, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate.
lying and being In the City OF Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey:
Beginning in the northerly line OF Tichenor
street at a point in said line five hupdred and
ten feet easterly from the e~asterly line Of New
Jersey Railroad avenue; from thence running
along the northerly line of said Tichenor street
south sixty degrees east twenty-three feet three
inches: thence north thirty degrees east one
hundred feet; thence north sixty degrees west
twenty-three feet three inches; thence south
thirty degrees west one hundred feet to the
n%ortherly line Of Tichenor street and place of
beginning.
Newark, NJ. J., May "a, 1908.
HARRIGAN, Sherin.
Lehlbach & johnson. Solicitors. S13.sO
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:: ForeiSn Deus
BRITISH KEEP THEIR HoLBEIN.

LONDON, June ACCORDING to an
evening newspaper the money neces-
sary to secur Holbein's portrait of
Christina, Duchess of Milan for the
nation, has been provided by a wealthy
west country art lover. Apart from the
governments contribution of $50 900, the
public subscriptions have amounted to
only $780, 600. Consequently the philan-
thropist who has come to the rescue
has had to provide s21o.0OO to make up
the price of $3.50, 900.
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TO PARTICIPATE IN EXCURSION.

William Tell Lodge No. 4, Order of
the Sons Of Hermann. will be the local
lodge to go on the big excursion of the
order to Cranberry Lake, July IS. The
others are: Elizabeth Lodge No. IA, of
Elizabeth, and Admiral Schley Lodge
No. 10, of Passaic. Details were ar
ranged by the local committee at a ses-
sion in Muth's Hall last night. The
general committee, which will meet in
Elizabeth, June 20, is made up of Eu-
gene Zeh, chairman: Charles Schmuhl,
August Grabau, Bernard Peter and
John Ludwig.
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AERIAL NAVY TO GUARD
THE ATLANTIC COAST
Secretary Dickinson to Have
Plans Perfected,

WASHINGTON. June S.-Secretary
Of War Dickinson has issued instruc-
tons to the chief signal officer Of the
army, under whose control is all Of the
armys aeronautical work, to have pre-
pared for future use a comprehensive
plan for the protection of the entire
Atlantic coast by dirigible balloons and
other air craft.
This is the first great step toward
the use of balloons in warfare by the
United States government, and was in
q measure the outcome of the remark
able performance Of Count Zeppelin q
few days ago.
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[ch.ncery A-g7.I

TChancery A-H.
SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery of. New Jer-
sey. Between Charles Loebcl, complainant,
and Max Stern and others. defendants. FL.
IA. for sale of mortgaged premises. =.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF .nerf
sacias. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday, the eighth day of June next,
at two O'Clock p. M, all that tract or parcel
or land and premises situate, lying and being
in the City of Newark. Essex County. New
BEGINNING at "a point in the southerly line
of Court street distant l~easterly TWENTY-FIVE feet
from the southeasterly corner of Littleton
avenue and Court street as the same are laid
out on a map of property belonging TO
Buchanan and Arnold, made by w. l.. Thomp-
son, Surveyor, May IL. 1853: thence running
southerly parallel with Littleton avenue eighty.
one feet eight inches to the northerly stde OF
on the west /; thence along the same essteriy
two inches to the northeast corner OF SAID
house; thence southerly along the easterly line
of said house eighteen feet four inches; thence
easterly parallel with Court street twenty-four
feet ten Inches; thence northerly parallel with
erly line of Court street; thence sionr the
same westerly twenty-five feet to the place of
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Max Stern and Louis Cohen, by deed
bearing even date herewith. and this mortsaFe
Is given to secure a part of the purchase money
named in said conveyance.
gage for the sum Of sixty-four hundred dol
lars. held by the Washington building and Loan
Association. OF Newark. N. j. fv
Newark, N. j., May 8, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Charles p. Herr. Solicitor. 01sbm
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sHERIFF's SALES.
TChancery A-109.

[Chancery A-109.1
r Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Thirteenth Ward Building and
Loan Association, complainant, and Henry
Weber ct al. defendants. Fl. ia, for sale OF
mortgsged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ OF herf
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, In New
ark. on Tuesday, the twenty-ninth day OF
June next. at two O'Clock D. 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 northerly line
of Eighteenth avenue one hundred and twenty-
four feet nine inches easterly from South
Twelfth street; thence easteriy along Eieh-
tenth avenue twenty-three feet three inches
more or less, to A.. r. Mulford's line; thence
along his line northeasteriy and at right angles
to Eighteenth avenue eighty-hve feet more or
less. to the line OF the Cross property; thence
along the same north sixty-two degrees west
twenty-three feet hve inches. and thence south
erly eiRhty-seven feet eight and one-half inches
more or less, to Eighteenth street and place OF
beginning.
Being part of lot number one hundred and
thirty-three on the George w. Cross map, and
three inches Uf the easterly side of lot number
one hundred and thirty-two on said map.
And being the same premises conveyed TO
Henry Weber and Catherine, his wife. by
Christine r.. jain and husband by deed. re-
corded in Book CT Of deeds for said county.
Newark. N j.. May "A, 1909.
HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Roland D. Crocker. Solicitor. 0i6s0
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WILLIAM HARHIGAN. Sher1m.
Lehlbach q johnson. Solicitors. x12.60
[Chancery A-e6.

N"01
sHBRIFr's sALE-In chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between George Glenn, complainant
and Anna Kunzenbacher ct als.t defendants.
Fl: IA. for sale of mortgaged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ Of her1
facias, to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House, In New
ark. on Tuesday,. the eighth day Of June 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 westerly line
Of Fairview avenue distant southerly two
hundred and twenty-three feet and seventy
eight one-hundredthB Of a foot from the south
west corner of said Fairvfe~ avenue and
Eighteenth avenue, said beginning point being
also the southeast corner Of lands Of A.
Dassing; thence along the said line Of Fair
view avenue south thirty-eight degrees thirty
minutes west thirty feet to the northerly line
of lands OF Jacob Mueller; thence along said
line north ffty-one degrees eighteen minutes
west one hundred feet; thence northerly
parallel with Fairviev avenue thirty feet To
the southerly line Of said lands OF said Dassing
thence along the same south ffty-one degrees
eighteen minutes east one hundred feet to the
place OF beginning.
Being the same promises conveyed to said
John ana Magdalsna Kunzenbacher by Charles
Hayes, executor, and trustee. by deed re-
corded in book T-24 Of deeds for Essex County
page 81, &C.
Newark, N. j., Nav 3. 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Charles r. Herr. Solicitor. G11.70
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.tchancery A--1@.l

tchancery A-l@.l
SHERIFF'S sALE-In Chancery OF New Jer-
sey-Between Caroline Nesler, complainant
and Sarah. Glassner and husband ct ais. de-
lendants' FL IA, for sale OF mortgased
By virtue, of the above stated writ Of nen
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public yandue. at the Court House. in New
ark, on TUESDAY, the twenty-second day OF
June next. at two o'clock y. M, all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate.
lying and being in the city Of Newark. Essex
county. New Jersey:
Being known and distinguished on q certain
map entitled Map Of Homestead Park, Essex
county, Clinton township. New Jersey" hled
IN the Registers office OF Essex county June
70, 1894, A. LOT. No. twenty-three and situate
on the south side OF the south drive, as shown
upon said map of Homestead Park. said lot
being ninety-six and hfty-eight hundredths feet
upon the Ieasteriy side and seventy-nine and
ninety-ssvsh .hundredths feet upon the westerly
feet on me rear and forty-hve feet more Or
less on the front. |..f
Newark N. J.,eMay II, 1909.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Frederick T. Hey. Soi'r. (Si2.sm