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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-01
GRAPHIC IS 4 MAN.

ti
 Edito- Graphic:-I do not w.sh to let pas sthis omportaat occasion in s your career as 2 newspaper without offering my heertiest fel,citation to you and yous' staff upon your emer- sgencss irem adolescence to smandhca as . Gase.ninator Of information anl knowiedge.
 Already. as 2. youth, in the field o; journalisai.. you :haves done valuable service to the city in the way of ad- lservtces and in general in m9kingb fc- better greater and buakss community In the past few months you have wagcd per aistont and brave campaign for greater effisIency ia city government I reters to your splendid educational campaign sn behalf Of the commission form of government. Under the pres Aent circumstances of American city lifesthsa form of government is, am convinced, the gro Lest calculated to produce the highest. jurtest and n.oft successful type os nun cipal achieve .ments. This is but one example of the many good things you have ac- complished and are accomplishing fos. Greater P.ne Bluff.
 With ycu- enlarged and improved facilities. when will now be metro politan, not on.y il content but also in form, yoa vii, no doubt become one of the most effective agencies We have for b-nging Pine Bluff as well e the state of Arkansas to that hisA } rank In tie pa.lic est.-~at-on MMca they deserve.
 Sincerely yours
 EPTiRAIM E2IscH.
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A TEc1.LC ESnORTAI,
 SERVICES sUNDAy'
IT. Ha.- ef Obligation is tkc Catss. l*2 ckEres is Arprspris.e'v o..
 served at t1e Cemetery.

The annual memorial services oe c. toseaa' Catholic consresat on at the cemetery teek place Sunday after noor ia tho presence of . larr. con. '"7:se e people. Hsae. Incy the meter, conducted the se-vices and Safae~ Pe.cs. :: St. Peters church. fayc tte aeeves. The pree-rs,., wound tts VI, t.re,sA tA. s.,..t.. x tse s,i.et e.ty ot tS. s.aa, w,,,. srs'~s were ssM .asd tA. ,rsy.. SassrsieS v:tA bsiy water. R, y.,- ena's c~sete-y k k.st ia sn. c.,s.- e' s- fts ees,essr- seeesiat.os.
 -sds~. Nov. l. k a HeN sav ., r>i s""os fv tss Catae9fc ehy-o, e.-
 He HeSrssss->t.es e ell t>. a.:,+- 'e assv+7. MASv .. t,e most ..t.s
 s ssvs s,eetal feest sss but Ss ssvs n tts vasr se not a,,e~
 H~'st t~ ssv. cu. and Nav f ts commemorate the
 Asa 'sumes of all the safsss.
 % esfav No. '. devoted s9tos ayers 'o- tse souls in pp-.sto-.
 aefsl Ayh na.e cf shrdiuuu vii, ca l.. cecar:on s.. Jos l s7a c.li.ca.
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would prefer sell for a turn until the ginnings reports and large crop estimates are out of the way which is generally anticipated by the trade. Futures closed very steady 2 to PC higher. Spots closed steady 15 points higher middling 14.55.
 At New Orleans. New Orleans, La., Oct. 31.-Future cotton market closed 16 to IS points higher than Saturday on short cover ing and some new buying on reDolted damage to crop during last weeks frost and freezing weather.
 Spots closed quiet and unchanged; middling 14 SIG; sales 100. To ar rive 100; cn contract, +.o0o
 At Chicago.
 Chicago, Oct. 31,-DeaemSe. wheay closed 90 1.2- l-4 lower tA T %eatef- day. December cor 46 a-S. 5- higher. December cats q S~S, ,
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we'll but the saow did not come up to the program. The jokes were old and did not pull many laughs. Tax ing the show in all it did not come up to fairly good musical show.
 If Harry Ward thinks he is fun ny comedian why the otheg members of the company ought not to disturb him. He's happy now. Let him alone. He'll wake up some day and realize how funny he is The only feature in the perform aace $ a musical act oy Woods. RAi- ton and Company. Several amusing panto.ninc stunts aye prevented by Steve. Niaco, as Happy Hcolisan.
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ssf
 TIE MARKETS

nycw .YorL Oct sl.--Lverpool cot lon m; let failed to respond to the SnfS Sttepal decline os the American IF; ks Of Saturday and closed \ Ien fy-fcur American pnints better 1 1han anticipated. New York January Spobed seft It 14.os selling down to a{.Si It which level buying by shorts .ver!nE md some new buying on nsrous reports from the south. in- s,t,ns cous.d ts- ,A damage havins exnsssenoA 3e past week due .wea} md frosts. The % h nrday to liquidate X sri e| covering today
 reaction of p 3urcss ths r-adnally selling nl
 cr, 5slas II N.s4. Ths
 ders market, on any
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yesterday morning which account4 for their wo.k up until October 31. IL shows that 2S garments have been given away by them; 109 meals and S5 night lodgings given to the poor; 70 homes of the poor in the city have been visited and meetings have been held twice on the streets. The mon- ey paid out was S9.95 for groceries and suEd"ies
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INDOOR RECORDS
 ARE SHATTERED

New York, oct. 31.-Three new in- door records were made during the first night carnival Of sports ill the National A. X. IT. indoor champ onship at Madison Square Garden tonight. With an aggregate total of As points the New York Athletic Club carried off the team honors for the ' first night. The Irish-American Athletic Club gathered 34 points. The Pas time Athletic Club came third.
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,]Ag CN JAW
 N DID THE WORK

ksmph's. Tena.. Oct S1.-Fraakie White. tho Chicago boxer. caught . right jab on the jaw just after . c;iuch with Kid Farmer of Peoria. Ill.,. tonight at tho Phoenix Athletic Club and took tho count. This blow In reality settled the fight. for Kid Hsrmer knocSed h.s man out Tn the ext round before he could recaper-
 :. completely fro- the ra:clo.
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Slo.ooo PLANT
 IS DESTROYED

Merom' nee. Mich, Oct. 3l.-iho up- ger sawmill Of the Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company at Her:aaas- vile, Michigan, was des,-cyea sy fire today. Loss sloo,oo0. rho eat,rt nlant and lemSer yards Of t3e com sany. one of the largest li.nAe.in;' concerns in the state, were threa;on&' fer time. .,he loss $ c's~eset <; Insurance and tac MI w!a be q; ,rca rebuilt.
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2,OOO WORK utN
 OUT OF JOBS

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 31.-Two thous- and railroad workmen were taroa n out or employment tonight when the Union Pacific, Burlington ard North western Railroad and Ncrthweste.n railroad systems ceased Building for the season and went on winter schedule os work.
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B.G MONEY FOR
 UNCLE SAM

New York. Oct. 31.-T@a9s-At,ant.c liners arriving Saturday, Sunday and today brought the snug sum ot s51.- ;65 to tae cf:ice:s ot Uncle San in Ae way O. duty. Custom men at
 isute the increased receipts ia q srge measure to t@e rigid enf1roe- eat of ihe laws ahd the a2peadanr rlests aat, convictions os smugGiers.
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SULTAN LIKES
 UNCLE SAMLAND

Manila. Oct. 31.-.iomewacd bound from h's tour of America and Euro,e. the Sultan of Zula arrived here today on the Transport Sheridan. The Sul- tan returns with unbounded faith in tae An'esican gosernmen. and .ts pur- aorc in the Phillipires and he sayv.
 am r,'ng to make Ame-.caas out Of ny peopfe.
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RED CROSS
 FOUNDER DEAD

Janava Oct. S1.-Duyact. founder of the American Red Cross society, died suddenly last night at Hsiden, re- sc.t to which he .eti-ei recently .n i.l heeltk.
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FOR RENT DWELLINGS,.

711 E. 3rd, 3 rooms. nos Mulberry. 5 rooms aad 2ksl 2005 w. 5th., 4 rooms. 1903 w. Pullen, 4 rooms 613 s. Hickory. rooms. 1914 W. Third. 4 rooms. ;, 2003 w. Fifth, 4 rooms. ST0Rn2. e21 Hickory.
 OFFICE D00MS. Over Western Untsa Telegraph o. Ice.
 DWELLINGS, tCelered)- 7A Nh. 2 resue. ,. 7e2 E1A . rseaa tr. ', ~ ! 1stA, e rssn1 .s. 1222 Fir. rssos. 111s Asaly. 8 vssua 21e 2. Oypssss. ? rsen1n- . 7e1 Mulberry. 3 roens. 1ee4 .. T1sEA. 3 rsssas. |. 1924 Poplar. 1 rssms. ~ 1895 W. NassA. rssns md has'- {
 F41H INSURANCE. X. I reDrese1t old Nne eonspsnf"f. FH" sk sAAfe e yess hussnesH. A's" rrite accident ard loiJer insurance ' we'll q sutsAshilA If you destfs tv-esy or srH rea' state 1t wonld bs te your frss9ea- ? see ma. .,ss
 CHAa. HAsYCf
 Office. 1i3 rfao StretE
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Buy Vale and Towne' harawa-. or that new residence. Why nss. .ryshing eisf when .she hest is the ,eespes," FOx arosass. Hardware
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SALVATION. ARMY
 MAKES A REPORT

Captain and Mrs. T. D. Watts. O. sae. American Sa:rltioa Army head, r,s mt ars, sa tAis city. made q rc2ors'
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- -~e s'e--o- r~s c.s~rss,--.,, co . sss V vs'a ss.. for eess7s,-'s,ss <. crcf,t. I Yo ,- .. .'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 5.-Allegations that
much seed in the Northwest is rotting
in the ground stimulated the wheat
market today. All the other news
tended to produce weakness. There
We're rains all through Kansas. Okla
homa, Nebraska and South Dakota.
Furthermore, the buying excitement at
Liverpool appeared to be over. Prices
here opened Il to " lower to A0$ to q
higher. the latter for May. Cautious
ness about selling on the break, how
ever, was evident. Lifted by numerous
large purchases, the market rallied
sharply, September going up to 1925.
Small offerings from the country
seemed to some extent to equalize the
tameness OF cash inquiry for corn.
Spectators bought Il little because Of
the strength shown in wheat. The mar
ket opened BMA lower TO a shade
higher, with September 63A. A rally to
G3M followed.
Oats encountered fair buying on the
dips. Prices started * to "a lower, with
September at 3SA to Ss% and reacted to
last nights figures.
An advance in the quotations for live
hogs sent provisions higher all around.
For the September option pork was up
80 cents: lard 10 and ribs Is.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Flour-Dull.
Receipts, 2l,1l1.
Wheat was easier at the opening on
the weak cables and reports of rain
in the West. but rallied and advanced
to over the previous close on active
covering by shorts. July, 1.10B@
Iii 11-16; September, 1.08h@1.0s. Re
ceipts. 10S, 200.
Corn-Receipts, 5,625.
Beef-Steady.
Pork-Firm; mess. 24.00@24.50; family.
SCOOPS. so; short clear, 25.00@2750 q.
Lard-Strong; Middle West, 1860
1850.
Sugar-Raw, firm; m~uscovado, SO test,
3.s3; centrifugal, SO test. ABB; molasses
sugar, SO test, 3.5s. Refined. quiet;
crushed, 5.95; graduated, 5.25; pow
dered, 5.35.
Parliamentary; refined, barrels,
IT'S.
~Coffee-Spot, quiet; No. Z Rio, 8%; No.
4 Santos. 81.
Molasses-stcady; New Orleans. open
kettle, S2@42.
Steady; receipts, 5,79S; prices
unchanged.
Ch~eese-About steady: receipts, 2,107.
state, full cream. new average best,
10; State full cream new common, 1914
oil.
Eggs-Easy; receipts, 27.47s. Prices
unchanged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-05
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline of 4
points to an advance of 5 points, near
months rejecting a continuation of yes
terday's scattering liquidation. while,
in spite of a favorable view of the
weather map, the new crop was higher
on covering, and in response to better
cables. Bull leaders gave the old crop
support at the opening figures and, as
offerings were not aggressive, prices
soon firmed up with the later positions.
After selling up to a net advance of
SM10 points. with May contracts
touching 1924 and October 1875. dur
ing the early session the market eased
oft from the best under realizing. The
bull leaders, who had given the mar
ket support early, seemed to have
withdrawn their buying orders, but Of
ferings were restricted by unfavorable
new crop advices and the market at
midday was quiet at a net advance of
about 3@6 points.
Trading continued very quiet dur
ing the early afternoon and prices
f%1uotuated within narrow limits. the
tone being generally steady at a net
advance of about S@6 points.
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COAST-TO-C0AST WIRELESS
COMPANY IS FORMED.
Newark Corporation Joins Big
Transc0ntinental Concern.

A broad and advantageous charter
has been issued for the biggest wire
less institution ever formed Under
the name of the Continental Wireless
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
planning a general wireless business
and with the intention of expanding tho
operations of practical working COM
panies, it will establish practical coast
forecast wireless transmission of intel
ngenee. The companies ~inutualizing
their interests in the Continental are
the Clark Wireless Telegraph-Tele-
phone Company, operating on the Great
Lakes and in the Middle West; the
Pacific Wireless Telegraph Company, in
the far West; the Massie Wireless Tele-
graph Company, operating in New
England and on the East Atlantic
coast. and the Collins Wireless Tele-
phone Company, of Newark. These
companies. it is believed, form the
only combination Thai could possibly
make coast-to-coast wireless transmits
sion practical. The officers of the
management include r. T. Davis, Phil
adelphia, president, and Walter w.
Massie, vice-president. Thomas K.
Clark. of Detroit. is general manager.
and A. Frederick Collins, inventor of
the wireless telephone. technical direc-
tor. 1t is capitalized at Sc, 900. 900.
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STOCKS BUOYANT
At CLOSE, WITH
TRADING ACTIVE
Buyers Take Command; Prices
Recover Briskly-Traders
Are Encouraged.

NEW YORK. May 5.-The stock mar
ket closed buoyant and active. In spite
of the s~lackening of the buying move
ment, the professional element showed
caution and timidity in selling stocks.
Buyers were encouraged to take up the
movement again, and a brisk recovery
in prices was the consequence.
Market leaders rose to the best,
Southern Pacific gaining 21s, Union
Pacific 2 and st. Paul, Rock Island,
Colorado and Southern, United States
Steel and Central Leather liz to Ia.
II a. m.-Tne demand for stocks was
urgent and broad, and there was a
further substantial advance all along
the line. Gains of a point or there
abouts were general. Rock Island pre-
ferred was lifted 2 points. Colorado Fuel
and Great Northern Ore Certificates Ia.
Reading and Chesapeake and Ohio ms.
and Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania,
Delaware and Hudson and Northern
Pacific IL. The market was quieter at
II o'clock and prices were lower.
Noon-After rising further the mar
ket began to show some hesitation. n
Amalgamated Copper was forced IL
and American Smelling / below last
night and others a fraction to a point
below the best. Lack of confirmation
of yesterdays reports of bond sales
abroad was felt. but c~redence in the
reports kept the undertone of the mar
ket firm. Louisville and Nashville rose
11a. Bonds were irregular.
/ p. m.-Continued pressure on the
copper stocks had a depressing effect
on the whole market and prices yielded
Some of the standard railroad stocks
ruled below yesterdays close, and but
little remained of the forenoon rise in
others. National Lead lost a point.
. p. m.-Thc wiping out of the days
gains, coupled with h heaviness OF
the metal stocks, led to extreme dull
ness, followed by fractional recoveries
Brooklyn Transit rose 1la and Inter
borough-Metropolitan preferred l..
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. May 5.-American securi-
ties opened firm u to l point over the
New York closing of yesterday. The
market further improved on fair buy
ing. but eased off In the absence OF
any change in Bank of England's rate.
At oon the tone was quieter and
prices net n TO III higher.
News of the placing of American
bonds in Europe helped sentiment. while
New York support hardened values
during the afternoon. On ~slackened
support prices eased off near the close
and the final tone was steady, with
prices below the best
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sHERrFF,s SALES.
rchaneery A-27s.1

4. s fChaneery A-27S.l
r. SffFRfFF'S Chancefy of Now Jer-
ton, a corporation, SC, complainant. and
sJulia Mcguire. widow defendant. III. "a, for
sale OF mortgused promises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ of heri
facias. 10 me directed. l shall expose for sale
! by public vendue. at the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday, the twenty-fourth day OF
May next. at two o'clock ?. m, all that tract
or. parcel Of land and premises situate. lying
and being In the City Of Newark. Essex County
New Jersey:
(which - known. numbered and designated
5as lot numbered Is in block F on a map
entitled Man Of $50 building lots owned by
WATSON Whittlesev. located ct Hawthorne
Heights. IN the Township Of Clinton. County
1 of Essex Ind State OF New Jersey. surveyed
Newark. N, j." and now on file in the Regis
! ter's office of said County Of Essex, and more
{ particularly described as follows: /,
BEGINNING al a roint on the west line o.
= Badger .avenresa distant two hundred ana
sevcnty-fvc and six one-hundredths feet south
westerly from the southwest corner of Badger
y and Watson avenues; thence n~orthwestefiy y,
a line running at right angles with the sa!u
+. thence southwesterly in n line running parallel
with the west line Of badger avenue thirty
two and seventeen one-hundredths teet 10
the southerlv line of property of watson
s%outherly line Of property OF WATSON
WhittleseY one hundred feet and ten one
hundreeths Of a foot 10 the intersection OF the
eafd southeriy line and the west line OF
Badger avenue: thence northeesterly along the
west line of Badger avenue tventy-seven and
sixtv-two one -hundredths feet to the place OF
beginning.
Reing the same premises conveyed TO the
said party of the first part by deed recorded
in the Essex County Registers office In book
Lisa of deeds for said county, page 3S.
Newark. N. l.. April is. 1910.
HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Ernest +. Keer, Solicitor. E2l.42)
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1Chancery A-276.l

IChancery A-2I6.]
sIERIFF"S ale Chancery of New Jer-
pv. Between William Lummls. ct ais. com
claimant AMI Michele soTrentine. ct ais. de-
%sendants, r.. IA. for sale CT mortga ged
premises.
Ply virtue OF the above stated writ Of Nefi
facias. tn me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vehdur. at the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday. the seventeenth day Of May
next. AZ two O'Clock p. M. all that tract or
h parcel Of land aud promises situate. lying and
ssbeing In the City of Newark. Essex County.
New Iersey.
rb. BEGINNING at a point on the southerly side
of Oliver street distant one hundred and forty
one and hfty-two hundredths feet easterly from
the southeasterly corner of Oliver and Jefer-
. son streets and running thence southerly and
at right angles to Oliver street. or nearly 20.
one hundred and sixteen and sixty-seven one
hundredths feet; thence south sixty-seven de-
grees forty-seven minutes east twenty-five and
eighteen one-hundredths feet: thence northerly
and parallel With the first described line. or
nearly SO. one hundred and thirteen and
eivty-scven one-hundredths feet TO the south
erly side of Oliver street. and thence westerly
along tho same twenty-five feet to the point
or place OF beginning. be the said several
distances and dimensions more or less.
Newark. N j.. April II. 1910.
HARRIGAN. Sheriff.
Lum. Tamblyn & Coiyer. Solicitors. 0sI4 2S,
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fChancery ASH


SHERIFr's sALE-Tn Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Crosstown d. & L. Associa-
ton. complainant, and John r. Amin. Inc,
defendants. Fl. IA. for sale of mortgaged
premises.
Ry virtue OF the above stated writ of feri
faciss. to me directed. 7 shall expose for sale
by public vendue. Mt the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday. the thirty-hrst 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 City of Newark. Essex County,
New Jersey.
Beginning In the westerly line OF Broome
street at a point therein distant one hundred
and twenty-five feet northerly from the north
erIy line Of Montgomery street: thence run
ming ~ northerly along said westerly line of
Broome street twenty five feet; thence C0
westerly in n line parallel with Montgomery
street one hundred feet; thence f3) southerly
in a line parallel with Broome street twenty
five feet; thence 10 easterly In a line parallel
with Montgomery street one hundred feet to
said westerly line of Broome street and place
OF beginning. T.
Being lot number 2i on a map of property
of Sayres Coo. deceased. Being the same
premises conveyed to Jacob Silverstein by
Bertha Meyer and Adolph Meyer. her husband,
by deed of even date herewith not yet re-
corded.
Newark. N. J.. April %, 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Nathan Kussy, Solicitor. (s15.1 2)
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Il1ElCtTy A-EtJ.l
SHERIFF'S SALEM Chancery of New Jer-
sey. between Harold w. Hcadley, complaint
ant, and Anna NJ Reinhard. ct ais, defendants.
Fl. IA. for sale of mortgaged premises.
Ey virtue Of The above stated writ of fer
facias to me directed. I shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday, the tenth day of May next.
at two o'clock p. M. all that tract or parcel
Of land ard premises situate, lying and being
IN the City Of Newark, Essex County, New
JERSEY:
Beginning in thc westerly limo OF IIalsey
ssfect at the southeas STORY corner nf a lot now
~ formerly 'wnrd BY Jetty Levy; thence
cunning north sixty-three degrees west ninety
q pe feet nine inches; thence north twenty-six
!, -egreos east thirty-fve feet five inches: thence
forth sfxty-thrte degrees west seventeen feet;
III .nco north twcnty-nine degrees east eighteen
Z feet nine inches more or less to rear line OF
lot fronting on Pearl street: thence along the
same north sixty degrees west sixtr2three feet
six inches: thence south Twenty-Five degrees
.iseeen minutes west seventy feet six inches;
tft nee north slxty-three degrees thirty mlnv'ss
vest seventeen feet: thence south twenty-eight
degrees west fifteen feet thence south sixty
three degrees fifteen minutes east one hundred
and eishty-fve feet to Ha!sev street; thence
along the same north twentv-eight degrees east
thirty feet seven inches to the place Of be-
%gi7ning.
Newark. y. l.. April 4. 1910.
WILLIAM HhRRTGAN. Sheriff.
w. c. g. y. HeadIev. Solicitors. fs15.5)
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sHFRIFF's SALE>-Irssex Common Pleas
Court. Ellis Himber, plaintiff, VS.. Michael
Dreschfr. ct a., defendants. Fl. ia.
- ,pv virtue Of the above stated writ Of heri
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
'+Shy public vendal. at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday, the twenty-fourth day Of
=. MAJ 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 Jereey,
beginning in the easteriy line of Willoughby
: :. street at a point therein distant n%ortherly two
hundred and thirty-eight feet and FIVE and
one-quarter inches from the northeasterly
corner Of the same and Lyons avenue; thence
running nor.herly along the said line OF
Willouehby street fifty feet to the southerly
= line Of lot No. GO on map hereinafter
mentioned: thence easterly along the same one
2 hundred feet: thence southerly fifty feet to the
northerly line OF lot No. &C on said map; thence
- westerly along the same one hundred feet to
the easterly line Of Wiiloughhy street and the
place Of beginning
- Clinton place property.
Newark, ". j., April IS. 1910.
WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Lowry. Lowenstein aYd Lowy, Attorneys Csi3oD