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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-13
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
The Industrial Development Is Slightly More Favorable Than
1t Was During the Previous Week

New York. March 2-R. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review tomorrow will say:
"aIiIder weather VIII stimulate spring
sales. but general trade continues quiet.
Conditions are bette In the West than
in the East. but everywhere still lack
the desired animation, although outside
OF New York bank clearings this week
were I27 per cent larger than last year.
and IT per cent better than in 1896. The
fact that IN New York the clearIngs were
lis per cent under 1906 IS accounted for
by the continued sluggishness Of the Sc
curity market. Railroad earnings are not
only IS per cent heavier than last year.
but only per cent under 1907
Although a sharp cut in prices or tin
plates is announced. the general condi-
lions IN the iron and steel trade point
toward improvement with a noticeably
good demand for structural steel
Taking everything into consideration.
It is a waiting trade situation-waiting
for tariff uncertainty 10 be ended by the
action Of the extra session Of Congress
to open March Is; waiting for the full
effects of price reductions: waiting for
possible wage readjustments; waiting for
the years crop prospects 10 be more
clearly defined; waiting for barely aver
age activity 70 give place 10 business
buoyancy.
Commercial failures this week IN the
United States are 2S5, against 2Ss last
week: 20 the preceding week, and g. the
corresponding week last year. Failures
IN Canada number IS. against q last
week. and 81 the preceding week, and -
last year
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading yesterday on the local stock
exchange was in small volume and with
out much interest. Many OF the sales
were in broken lots, and many stocks
and all the bonds were totally neglected.
except 10 be passed in silence on the call.
Capital Traction sold Two shares at
1891. Washington Railway and Electric
preferred ten at 81. and this was the ex-
tent OF trading IN the traction shares.
Washington Gas sold ten shares after
call at 7olz, but there was no market for
the stock. Georgetown Gas sold ffty-
three shares at Sc. Mergenthaler recorded
sales Of thirteen shares at 2o5 20 1854.
Yesterday the stock was ex-dividend. and
the selling price was equivalent 10 an
advance OF $3.50 a share.
The market for Lanston. which has
been improving for several days. was
good. Sales amounted to $50 shares at
Is 70 1875.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
has completed its preparations TO gather
and file statistics OF the express COM
panies. as IS done with the railroads.
Blanks have been prepared for the pur-
pose and sent TO the several companies
operating In the United States. The
blanks are the same size and similar 70
those used In making I'D the monthly
railroad reports. They are printed on
blue paper. which viii differentiate them
from the white blanks OF the railroad re-
ports. The reports VIII be handled In
the Office OF the statistician at the annex
IN G street
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New York, March R-Bradstreet's re-
view Of the state OF trade tomorrow will
say:
Trade and industrial developments
this week have been slightly more favor
able, the result being better tone in
various lines OF trade and some enlarge
ment OF activity IN spring demand from
Jobbers and from retailers. Helpful in
this respect have been the arrival Of bet
ter weather conditions. the advance OF
the seasons trade toward an early Easter,
large shipments Of grain 10 market. at
tracted by high prices; the placing Of
some business in iron and steel, induced
by lower prices. and the resumption OF
building operations at many cities after
the winter shutdown
Where jobbing demand has improved,
however. conservatism IN buying has
ruled. trade az first hands has remained
pretty quiet, and the enlargement Of re-
tail buying has not been very marked.
Still, even collections show a slight gain.
There are still many unsettled features
and some soft spots IN the trade and in
dGsIi2l situation. Where demand has
expanded. It has been largely in the d.
rection OF women's wear goods or fabrics.
Export trade totals at present are de-
pressing. displaying the effect Of high
prices here and Of reduced buying ability
abroad.
The coal trade IS very unsettled. In
the anthracite trade negotiations as TO
new contract are stu pending.
Shoe manufacturers are reported
catching up with spring orders. Perhaps
the best showing made by any Industry
Is that Of building, where proposed ex-
penditures are about double those fore
Swallowed a year ago..
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimorc March l2Whsat was firm. cnrn strong.
oats higher. rye quiet. and -four active
WHEAT-Spot contract L2al -; Ar-il Ia
esked: July Lo7 asked steamer No. red. lIliSa
l22sls Receipts $50 bushels Southern. on grade.
I.22isal g.
CORN-spot contract. 75Aa75is; April. TsSaTs% :
MAY. 79Ka757s: steamer mixed. 7lzaTIA Re
ce;pts. s2H bushels Southern white corn T1aT4.
Southern yellow corn. Tla73
OArS-Stock in elevators l73.TI bushels; shin
nenis from elevators. 1884 bushels. White No 2
e0asl: do No = sSiss59s do. No 4 5slLa5-l1
mixed. No . 5711a5s: mixed. No. ). 5Sa57s mixed
No. &. 55s55z
RYE-stock in elevators. s5.4s2 bushels: shin
ments from elevators ass bushels No. Western
rye. export sSlsas7 No Western. uptown delive-y
Sass, No Western rye. uptown, g; bag lots as to
quality and condition 7ess4.
BARLEY stock in elevators Az5l bushels; ship
nents from elevators 20 busheS
FIyOUR-Winter extra. seoa4.S0; winter clesr. 6lOs
5B; winter straight 5s5a55O: winter patent. S7oa
$50: spring clear 43as S.; spring straight. 505a5 80
srrinr patent. s75a600; City Mills best patent as:
do. hirh-grade patent $50; d. high-gradc straiEht
500: do choice family. SIS; do, extra. 440as. g.
Rye -four. medium 20 choice. Aza4S. Corn neal
per 100 lbs l6oalTo
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Baltimore March l2-Quotations as established Nv
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce ASSOCIATION are
as follows:
BUIfEB-Cre1EeTy. separator. per 10. 50: iui
tation. FAB; prints. islb. per H., Sasl: 90 In
Sasl; blocks. 2lb., per h.. 31a5l: dairy uriDts
Maryland, Pennsylvania. and Virginia TCr ID. l5a17
Virginia and West Virginia. store-packes. l5als.
Ohio siore-paeked. lsa7 near By rolls. rals. Obso
rolls. EaIs; West Virginia rolls Isai7
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby Hrs-s
per dozen, Is Eastern Shore MsrylaDd ana "
GINA IS; Western hrsts. IS: West Virginia "A
LIVE POULTkY-Young chickens As 10 sizs u,
lsa22; old hers heavyweight. per ID Il. d,cEs 10,
h, IS; do. white Pekins. per 10. II; rigeons
young, pair. %; do Old pair. q; T-Iines fov-Is
old. each. 8; d. young. "a lbs ard over esch
50; turkeys. young hens. per h. Za22; yosins -
D.srs. per h.. 3aZl do. small and thin. nsr M
lab: old toms. per b, ia
DRESSED POULTRY - TurAsys. choice "a.
young hens. 10. 22a23i mixed young and old ans9l
cd toms, Ealsi poor and thin. l4al5 Chicksos >
Straight young. per b.. l7al5: mixed. Young ano
old. l5ai6. Ducks. choice. fat pr Ii. IssF =
pOos, Ihs. and over. pr b. zas; snail. rpsainm
S3a25; ala l6aE.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March G-CATTLE-Receipts. 200:
steady. Prime beeFes. 5.sla7.io; poor 20 Medium.
l. 7las7e; stocsers and feeders. 2ala551. COWS and
hcfers 3soas75; canncrs 2e1a32S; Texans. A0ca575.
HOGS-Receipts. 200; n1arkCt cents hizher.
Light 6a5a6.So: roueh 6-5oa670; heavy. 65oas 81
mixed e7sa6e5; pigs 5.Soa6 =.
sHEEP-Receipts. SEQ market losl5 cents loHer.
Native sheep. 3ua5i8: Western sheer. Ss0a5.s5:
prime Western lambs. 5T5a7.-0
New ARK. 1iarch p -CATTLE-Rece.uts 2S5.
Stners l0ai5 cents lower az i0oa665- bulls 100l
so; COWS 2 oaf-5 So
CALVES-Rsceipts, s.; market weak. Ordinary
70 prime TeaS 7ooas 3: dressed calves slow 70
lower city dressed Feals, Sisaly5: few choice. a:
couutry dressed. SaII
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts. q 80, market
strong Common sheep go; lambs. T.7oa6oo.
HOGS-Rsceipts. 25sS NoEinsIy seezdy.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, March 2-stsrling was dull. With
rates points higher. Rates for actual business
closed: SIXTY days 4s5a0a4.ss; demand. sssla
4sSl5: cables. 4ss55a4 sS45: commercial bills ssgs
for ninety days. As5lsai.s5% for sixty days: -four
bills. As5A Tor sixty days: grain bills 4s5is The
supply Of gain and cotton bills was scarce
Mercantile paper was slightly more active The
offerings we're not heavy. but certain amount Of
desirable paper was seen. Rates; SHAT per cent
for sixty and ninety days ndorsed bills receivable
STAT per cent FOR choice four d sir months single
names: 4a5 per cent for Others less well known.
Money on cal to-day opened at per cent: high
est. 2; lowest, "a; closing. "a. Most Of the days
loans we're az ~ per cent.
Time money was readily obtainable. but demand
was light. Rates; 21ta2lz per cent Tor sixty DAYS
24aZA for ninety DAYS and four months gta3 for
FIVE ard six months. SASS for over the year The
market was very dull.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. per ewt.. s-5Ca60o; 6utchsr. LO0a
E50, common. 20os3.0a.
cEt- 600ss8
LAMBS-Chosce isal8; MEDIUM, loal2
sHEEP-Prime 45ea500; common. 35oai.se.
CALyES-Prims. per ID, g medium. Sash
grass l.
COws-Prims. fesh. each. sSOalsn; common.
&oosso.oO; old and drS. ioooz5.oa
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b ". B. Hibbs Co. mem
hers Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hihos Bziid-
rs rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. March l2-Wheat had sharp rise IN
The early trading to-day on the strength q bull
market In Liverpool Argentine statistics were also
favorable. Nay sold 70 LIZ and July 10 Lo5sS.
After a period of weakness on profit taking the
high prices were again implicated, closing at the
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New York. March E-WHEAT-Hghcr: more
active. No. I Northern Duluth. to arrive I2TS;
No red. T. o. b.. Isl; No. 3 hard. New York.
2 o. b. L2il5 No I Macaroni. LIZ (. o. b.: No.
Manisobs. L2s5; No 2 Manitoba. T. O. b.. 81
CORN-Weaker: good business. No. elevator 70
arrive. rs; No. 2 T. O. b.. spot 7ia7la No. g 70
arrive. 74a74is. T. O. b. No. yellow. T. o. b., IA
IA No. white {. c. b.. nominal
RYE-Slow unsettled No. saoet. domestic. s.
Commodity prices were at a higher plane TODAY
especially wheat which Jumped up IN q striking
manner and notably Nav contracts which shorts
were snxfous % cover. owing 70 the better cables
and large export buying. The strength IN coTn vas
partly caused by larger export business.
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prices slowly advanced through the day On buying
orders from Liverpool and efectual though quiet
bull support.
Recaipts at the ports were 1900 bales. Sgzinst
- last week Eud l5.59s last year. Tor the week
y, co bales against l5325 last week ard lo0-5
last year. Receipts az New Orleans Eere s5I
halls e-sirst 2 81 LAST year
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hlbbs & Co.
members Ct the NV YORK Stock Exchange. Hfhhs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest.
New York, March i2.-Cotsou was very steady
and nm to-day. though pr1oo fluctuations Eers
mainly within -ange q six points. Good cable
reports led 70 an advances % the opening. and
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Rsgular call y O'Clock noon:
Capital Traction. 2 az 1854 (cashl-
Washington Railway and Electric preferred 10
az O.
GEORGETOWN Gas. . at 6. at IS. . at 60.
Mergrntt aler Linotype. 10 at 90. AZ ia
LGnstOn Monotype 100 81 g. 100 e. 3. 30 a; g.
Franklin Insurance. . a. g.
After c1ll-Washingt0n Gas 70 AZ 7z.
LanstOn Monotype 10 az l5s
Following are the bid and asked prices On yes,or-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDA
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. March I2-FollowinE sre the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARISGs.

New York. March 12.-Bradstreets bank
clearings total for the week ended March
Il shnRs.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New York, Ma--h l2-Americar Telephone and
Telegraph convertibes and American Tobacco issues
were in fair demand. Elsewhere the prices ruled
steady
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hitbs & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. Hiobs Build
hg. rs Fnteen,h street northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HOURS
Nancy q q.
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Building.
Is Fifteenth street northwest
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

'EK dividend Tx profit
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'oial sales, s,5 zoo, against s. 900 yesterda
$4,000 week ago. and s23Sl.o0O year ago.
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CURB SIARKET.

TX dividend ~ pG ceut Tex dividend X per
cent.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

c PLAGGINd. NIMErEENTH VENUE
FLAGGING, AND THE CORRECTED AND
REVISED REPORTS OF THE EAST BRANCH
GlNG.
Notice is hereby given that the commission
ers heretofore appointed by the Mayor Of the
sessment upon all the owners Of ali the lands
i aas req sen s E by is t asyS S Sssai Of lm MsSSss Ds'a IN
the said city, in pioportfX as nearly as may be
o TO ,nr .a 6saa each was deemed to have &C.
of benefits conferred upon all the owners Of all
the ae,, lands s,,, and real estate in the city Of Newark
improvements IN said city. namely:
The gr -ding; curling b, and fagsins Of
from Hunterdon street to Peshine avenue;
The grading NINE srrs!ns and v 1sEsins of
from Springfield avenue to the city line;
The grading sc saT1 I'M and nfasssins Of
from Hawthorne avenue to Lyons avenue:
The construction Of the East Branch Lateral
Sewers, Section ." corrected and revised as
''''"s''' o." I %AM i1seS q PLACE
MAGAZINE STREET.
from Berlin street to Avenue L, and on<both
sides OF
AVENUE L.
The corrected and and revised sV ed a assessme ssTe 81 tn.
grading, curbinE and tagging Of
EARL STREET.
from Frelinghuysen avenue to Elizabeth ave.
nue.. and have nled their reports OF said A..
ssment for benefits in the ONCE Of the clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of the County Of Essex.
and that the Judge Of said court has liked
Saturday, the sixth day of March. 1909, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon. in the circuit Court
room at the Court House In the CITY OF New
ark. as the time and place Of hearing any objec-
tione that may be made to the said assess
Dated March /. 1904.
FRANCIS CHILD, JR.,
maf1-ot City Attorney.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTIC Of INTENTIoN-Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners.
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners OF
the CITY OF Newark, at a meeting held the
proved ~ the Mayor Of &. City Of Newark on On
the fifth day of March. 1909, public
Of the B 1eIs q s sivsa ana snd' Water !. ,s tee amtsnt1Sn
es OF the City Of Newark, under and by virtue
r Rsevi sna A Of the t act s entitled 4 Act ito to
OF Newark" approved March 18th, 1857, and
supplements thereto, and the act creating the
the City of Newark, approved March 18th, 1891,
and other public laws of the State of New
Jersey. to order and cause the construction of a
system Of sewers to be used for storm water
only IN the following streets: In
from a point about 500 feet east OF Avenue l.
AVENUE L,
from Hamburg place to Magazine street;
MAGAZINE STREET,
from AvsnSs I e p K%1ss1th s4 street sMI
from Avenue L to Amsterdam street;
STREET,
BERLIN TREET
from Niagara street to Hamburg place. and
from Magazine street to st. Charles street,
ST. CHARLES STREET..
from Berlin street to Kossuth street.
The sewers In Hamburg place and in Avenue
street, to be three CD feet BY nine co. feet con.
street and Magazine street. and in Magazine
street, between Avenue L and Berlin street. to
be three t) feet by seven Cd feet concrete sewer.
e Berlin street. between Magazine street and
81. Charlie. street, to be a three t) foot by four
% foot six 90 inch brick sewer; in Margaretta
street, and In Niagara street, between Amster-
dam street and Berlin street, to be a three f)
foot circular concrete sewer; in Berlin street,
between Niagara street and Hamburg place, to
be q twenty-four f2) inch concrete sewer. and
IN st, Charles street. Magazine street and
Niagara street. between Berlin street and Kos
suth street, to be twenty-four (2) inch vitrihed
pipe-sewerE. Together with all the appur-
tenances necessary to complete the same.
The above sewers to be known and designated
as the East Branch Storm Water Sewers"
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
to the Clerk OF said Board. at the office OF the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners
City Hall. Newark, on or before the expira-
tion Of six days from date Of this notice.
BY direction Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners Of the City OF Newark.
M. r. SHERRERD,
J Newark. N. J., Maseh : 1ee. msrsSt
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BY VIRTUE of an order OF the Orphans Court
Of the County of Essex. made on the twenty
ninth day of January. 1902. the subscriber, the
Administrative of the ESTATE OF JOHN
WELLS RUSSELL. deceased. will, on the
twenty-ninth day of March, 1909. at two O'clock
In the afternoon. SELL at public vendue upon
the premises, all that tract of land and premises
situate In the City Of East Orange, and County
Of Essex, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a pofnts in the westerly side
Of South Maple avenue distant one hundred
forty feet six Inches GAO feet 9 inches) north
eriy from the line of land late Of James and
Ira Peck. the said beginning point being also
distant six hundred thirty-one forty-nve hun
dredths feet (631. As feet) southerly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the south
OF South Maple avenue: thence north seventy
grees, II minutes W. three hundred forty-four
and fve-hundredths feet (S44.6 feet1; thence
north twelve degrees forty-one minutes east
IN. IL degrees Al minutes e. seventy-nfne and
ffty-two hundredths feet G9.5s feet3; thence
south seventy-four degrees seventeen minutes
east IS. "a degrees II minutes Ed three hun
dred and ffty-eight feet 1858 feet) to the ssfd
westerly line of South Maple avenue; thence
along the same south twenty-five degrees forty
two minutes west Is. % degrees AZ minutes W.
eighty feet $50 feet) to the point or place Of
beginning. the said premises being known a.
NO. 20 SOUTH MAPLE AVENUE.
Dated Newark. N. j.. February 10. 1901.
MARY c. CLAvrN
Administrative
Note: For further particulars inquire Of p.
w: Crane. Attorney. 30 Broad street. New York
City. feh19. 26mar4 .11.1s
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED will be received by the
on Roads and Assessments Of the
for regarding and repaving a portion Of
MOUNT PLEASANT AVENUE.
IN the Town OF West Orange. on the First
Mountain.
Bids will be received by the ommitte on
Monday, March Sth. at 3 D. M, in the rooms ).
the on Roads and Assessments,
Court House. Newark. and at no other time ci
County Engineers office, Court House Newark
All bids to be accompanied by a Certified
check for 31.00000. and to be Endorsed on the
work he proposes to do.
The committee reserves the right to re3sc,
JAMES OWEN.
County Engineer.
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MI
Notice IL I hereby given to all part,es interested
that the Certificates Of Assessment Of the
Wnoie amount OF the costs and expenses Of
grading. curbing and tagging
EDMUNDS PLACE.
AVENUE
and
WAINWRIGHT STREE
have been delivered to me according To law.
PAN assesstnents comprise all the lots. tracts
snu parcels OF land and real estate lying on
EDMUNDs PLACE,
from Clinton place to Demarest street; on both
sides Of ~
LENTZ AVENUE.
both sides Of VI
WAINWRIGHT STREET.
from Hawthorne avenue to Lyons avenue.
The owners Of land and real estate Assessed
IN said Certincates of Assessment are hereby re-
Hutreo 70 pay the amount SO assessed upon
tnem; and eacn or them respectively. to me at
my ONCE. City Hall. on or before April IL, 1903.
Newark. N. j.. March ;. 1903. ~"
]. H. BACHEILER,
Comptro1ler.
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BLOOMFIELD LODGE
OF ELKS NOMINATES.

Bloomfield Lodge, No. 1888, B. P. O
Elks. last night made the following
nominations of officers: Exalted ruler
George Peterson, present incumbent;
esteemed leading knight. S. Gilbert Ray
mond, Frederick Sadler; esteemed
loyal knight, Gustave f. Murkens; es.
teemed lecturing knight, Henry M
Brady; secretary, William A. Idle
treasurer. George Hummel; representa-
tive to the grand lodge, George Peter
SON; alternates. j. William johnson
Noah Hampson; trustee. Charles r
Hummel
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ESSEX COUNTY ORPHANS couRr-m the
matter Of the estate Of John J. Coleman, de-
ceased. Order to sell lends. Notice.
BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
Of February. 1909, the subscriber, the sdminiIss-
traitor of John J. Coleman, deceased. will ON the
sftenno day Of ae,i April 1885, LOG; at ? o'clock in The
promises. all that tract Of land and premises
situate. to wit:
First Tract-Beginning in the eastsriy line of
Van Buren, street. at a point distant three hun
dred and seventy-nine feet one and ope-half
inches northeriy from the northeasteriy corner
OF the same and Ferry street; from thence run
ming northerly along Van Buren, street twenty
Feet: thence easterly at right angles to Van
inches to the rear line Of lots fronting on Polk
street; thence southerly along the same twenty
feet; thence westerly at right angles to Van
inches TO the place OF beginning.
Second .Tract-Beginning at q point in
the easterly line of Van Buren, street distant
norther1y three hundred and ninety-nine feet
and one and one-half inches n~ortherfy from the
northeasterly corner Of the same and Ferry
angles to Van Buren, street one hundred and
one feet and eight inches to the rear line OF
lots fronting on Polk street: thence northefly
along the same forty-fve feet and six inches;
thence easterly at right angles to Polk street
one hundred and one feet and six inches to
Polk street; thence northeriy along. the same
eight feet and nine inches to a point therein
distant two hundred and twenty-five feet and
seven inches southerly from the ~southerly line
to Polk street ninety-fve feet: thence northeriy
parallel with Polk street ten feet and four
inches; thence westerly parallel with Clover
street one hundred and seven feet and eleven
inches to a point in the easteriy line OF Van
Buren, street distant two hundred and twelve
feet southerly from the s%outherly line of Clover
street ffty-nine feet and eleven inches TO the
place Of beginning.
Dated Newark, N, j.. February Is. 1902
ZUsi,
feb2smar5,1 ~. IL, Is Administrator.