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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-29

me evening a meeting vas hold in
me Beech Bottom school bo,sc
neetings were slso held In the over.
INK a. tho Second Presbv,ertsn
church and A. the Simpson A NJ y
church r.
The following West V-irginis,s
were registered a. the local hotels
yesterday. "
McLURE-Mrs ~ q Kump and
son. Of Elkins W p Watson r.,
Fairmont. and e &. Danthu OF cbs,.
lesion "
STAMM James x Wsre.id "a,
hlkins Harry Patterson. 81 CIarLs.
burg y % P%o'erfeld. 81 rhsrlcs,on
% " 7 Wilson ~ weston
WINDSOR -Georria Sine ,, ~,
ninEon Mrs Albert Hrune, Of usn
~ William Johnson. ~ sister
ton
GRAND CENTRAL r. u.,, o,
Fnirmon' o. = Bright ~ Norrar.
ioTn % D. Krvaer ~ Hundred and
J. y Williams ~ Farmlnrfon
hhl N@Nffk Charles Tolaom "a
Iolsnm "a Hakrr. % Wefishurr d
y Campbell ~ chester ana partl.
'uhord. ~ rlarkahurE
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REPUBLICAN DAY
AT EPWORTH PARK

Republican day will be fttingly ob-
served Tuesday. August ;. at Epworth
park. Bethesda. and doubtless the re-
sort will be n mecca for politicians as
well as a popular meeting place for
voters. Elaborate preparations are be
Ing made for the event which promises
Co surpass any political meeting ever
held In that vicinity.
Secretary H. =. Lowe received a
telegram from Charles n. Hilles. chair
man OF the Republican national com
mittee Saturday evening. stating that
ca Governor Yates. 81 Illinois. has
been selected to deliver the principal
address. Being n politician % consid
cradle prominence and an interesting
and f%orceful speaker. his hearers are
anticipating a rare treat. and 10 Is
lkely that a large crowd will be pres
ent TO greet the Hon Yates.
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MEMS FEDERATION
Conducted impressive Service IN Sec
end Presbyterian Church
Last Evening.

Win IS r Dudley presiding last
evenings services in rho second Pre-
bFfrrlau church uCrc in charge ~ the
Met q Federation he service was
well attended and proved exceedingly
Impressive Interesting adfrrsses
were made hv q U r1shon and Hfnrry
Marsh or tho rrohlbr on amendment
ehiie MANY others took par in the
program
- impressive fr1furo of ne even
inr a ferreuf PRAYER bF senior
Eldrr John MCKEE uhn b. fhr ofdes.
mswi~r o. fhe churrh ur Mckee
uns N years oid yesterday and
despite his advanced aEr takes an
HrfrH nfrrraf 'n church urra reau
fifui selections rfrr rrnffrrd ~ a
ase quarfrffe com 1aed 81 Wrssra
Hohranu. Dunn uudleY bed brand
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ENTER ORDERS
In the v. S. District Court az Philippi
Askina fer Release From
Bankruptcy Of Howard.

orders were entered In tho L. <.
district court az Philippi Friday by
Judge T. s. Dayton on petitions filed
hr ". e. Handlan and m Empire
National bank. Of Ciarksburg. praying
for the setting aside Of the release
from hankrurt cy 81 John s. Howard.
Judge DAYTON ordered the petitions
hlcd. copies ~ same % DC sen, 10
Howard and set tho date Tor hearing
tho case on September 10Th. AT
which time Howard Will appear and
gnswsr tho same
The object 81 the petition a. herein
before stated o. o. ask for tho s.ttinr
aside "i the RELEASE from bankruptcy
- howard. and 90 force him % fho
oiFcTr'fN - various alleged asreg.~
which the petitioner claim h. sfli
has iu bic possesslon and control The
p~cfifi"n'rs are represented bf J. U.
Somerfiile 81 this CIR. Tho prfiftors
ore lsnEfhr and contain r~unaIderaife
information fnncerninr Towards af-
l'r'd fraud upon BIZ creditors The
outcome ~ fhe rsra viii De- awaited
with Considerable interest
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WHEELING PARK
MECCA FOR. Many
HUNDREDS VISIT RESORT puR.
ING SUNDAY AFTERNOON
This Weeks Vaudeville Din viii De
Best of sessoo-Msny
Star Acts oitiea.

The ideal weather yesterday At
tracted a great many OF the city foIhs
TO the country. and Wheeling Park.
the outthepike breathing spot. was
the mecca for a vast throng through
out the afternoon and evening. When
the gates were closed last evening one
of the largest crowds vef-attending
the resort on a Sunday this season
had passed through. Th many
amusement devices attracted many.
especially the younger folks. On &C
count Of the accident last week to the
platform In front OF the open-air van
deville stage. the show was pulled on
In the casino. which Is one of the
finest theaters In the entire Ohio Val.
ley.
The biz procured by the manage
ment for the first four days Of the
week is u OF the general run Of vau-
deville. all acts being full of snap and
ginger. The bill opens with "Aline."
better known to the theatrical world
as "Hoopalaha." the girl with the
magic hoops Her juggling and hoop
rolling Is a treat to all. and feats are
pulled of thought well nigh impossi-
BILE. Then there is our own Tom
Post. who has been here often and
received the glad hand from his many
friends. Then there are the Stilsons.
acrobats and barrel jumpers. who
have an act different from any other
on the road. Last. but not least. are
the Great Gypsy Players. who play
all the latest up-to-date music on dir.
ferent kinds OF instruments. There
will be I'VE shows in the casino each
day. in the afternoon at $3.50 and the
evening at Sis.
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EXPECTATION
Manufacturers Exported From the
United states In the Fiscal Year
1912 Cross the Billion
Dollar Line.

Expectation o. manufactures In the
nscal year Just ended more than ius;i
bed the estimate o. tho bureau Of
rfatsrcs. department ~ commerce
and labor. that the total value sould
IN 1912 for the first time cross the
, 20 ds'lar line That bureau. which
LIZ JUST comp ofef fs figures shoF ng
The ~eNporfafon o. mauufarf1res
states fhr total value ~ Manufacture
exported .n fhr faca' year 90 1901.
To- Of ~ which $3.50 ,1l uaa fle
valve ~ manufacture eafF FOR con
sumption and So f.l0f1 Thar Of
m~arufarfIrrs 'ar further lse .n manu-
farfIrrr
This foe- pot InrIrte 'lodsfuHs
which have Undergone n process rf
preparation rr m~srgfarflrr snre fha
hureau rrIlur articles 90 fraf f.ars
1r1er fhe general beading of 'rsrd
uuTa rHrrrrf Tfa fHlE m nr
lrirr rh .f -r rrra.rf
81 IN fff fs.a' ..r 1912 more
Dom lnuEf .a' rf 'a" fHrrr times
taf % f-ss frr rnra f.rf rf $500
fte times fhaf rf .ff urarf-a sis Ga
amfs ar rrta' nj r f nrf .. times
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The reports that have been circulated
t.at flW"pd fruoWa. wanted IN Sell
ARE on a serious charge. has been Ssen
10 THIS city. d. without foundation
MlsS Maule!. - This siff. IT, speIninn
. 70" daNs with fIlends and urlntiyes al
Monudsviile.
'hati"s Eters viii leave ono dav this
Wees Tor spencer. who're Ae has acrspf-
cd a p0zlton
hnldirE an eNNini.fuu 90 fHe Larry Wit
grocery store. un Main street
Many locsi p~niIs wIl rn 90 Mounda-
vile this ferIrE 90 attend the ur.nius
~ fle Fireu1su carnival Iu that CITY
Rev and Mr. % Hart returned
-afnrflN HTerrfH'r from i4kinr. where
ire. attended fre state rauvcrffDu -
fle Epwarfh League
Tie >uian property In fIe southern
au. frr ~ Sound IIe on SATURDAY..
August i0th.
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on" ~ the most Interesting fes
torres of fhe American Road ranero.r
'o Do heid on fhe MHIIar Dollar pier
atlantis CIV september 10 fo O~,,
Dor . uuI he fha hoofhs r which 81
nous 4faffe 900 erhIh.' m..f.is and
n1re fhrIr rurfa rnd Furnish ir
'"ffnai un fu aufnunhHrafa e. ro ~
hrrf rnlfr. and Information FOB 80
'H 1erH nf ufffr States ri. fn ffa
manner u Witch ffe rrafs shown er
itr mara u m0lais sere cons .rr
-
tfarr State in Tho TnIan '- 20 D.
flrn a. l0nfh uIfhour rs.f Tho
rfa'fs nf Nfu Y0rk Nau Jersey
worth Caroline sou b Carolina Ten
neeref Illinois and kanaas have 3D.
rradf made definite arransemenfs 60
ocrupT fhe hs-pfhs go aside for their
purpose e~rrEIa End Nev Hamp
shir" are making arrangements Tor
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Or | Err HERE
Michael Burke. Coast Detective Ar
riVes Sunday TO Take Reid Back
To California.

Worn out by his long and tire
some ride. Detective Michael Burke,
arrived Yesterday from a Francisco.
California, to take back Charles o.
Reid arrested here last week by local
Officers charged with embezlement on
the coast. The officer left the coast
last Sunday the ride across the con-
tinent requiring just a week. Mr..
Burke arrived in the city late last
evening and Immediately retired 70
his hotel. He had "a short talk with
the prisoner At the county tail and
Thy latter seemed anxious TO get back
10 the coast 10 answer the charges
made against him.
Mr.. Burke has written Governor
William +. Glasscock for requisition
papers and they are expected 10 ar
rive some time today. The officer
ana prisoner will 20 20 Columbus
from this city In order 20 get the
mysterious suit case. which Reid
states is In "a hotel in the Ohio city.
Mr.. Burke will not be able to start
back on the long journey until to-
morrow.
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MANY MEETINGS
condsctsd Yesterday IN ths Local
chgrcnss - Members % Per
scnal NcrE Lsaqus

Mfmiers % fhe rrrrrraf wort
'eaEae "A f " sri o. a arr rreaf
Dbl Dol trrarf frr r-rrIlrrrr ~ffrfrua
errlrrs r ttrnIa Iarrf rhurrfra
arf nuf nrF nrr fHrIr aa~ai~aa
Hrrrnf affrr Hr rfrrrfra ~ ffa r.fr.
hlf nf rurruurf.r r fne rs Tho meet
IrFs Hrr rrrrefInrIr Impressive anf
are arrrmpnshIrr -u~f ro-f Sine
90 arrival nf Geld SERBIAN B. b
lrnhsf m1.h Irffrrsf is tenr fasen
r Goo aurF
ir aN r arrsIrrs sers f.'f
frfa binder fNa direction ~ psr
anrsI Wrrtfra serrIrna aar. t~ff
n ffr Fa.rtIeu n p church near
Nnurfr boz .n fha -arrfrr alec frr
nf ''" Afternoon Geo a-rr.irrn
mnrnIne ard snre conduct
"a ~ tAo Wsrs00d 50 4 church, In
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MINISTER
AT Y. n C. 4.
HEv. wILson DELIVERS INTER.
eS'tNc AooREss vGsTERoAv.
Read Frs~ Bibis With Rsssss Lstssrs
Or. Grover. ~ NJ usie.- seis
College Aiss spsks-

With an unusually large audience
present. an interesting meeting on
the Personal Work league OF the ".
~ c. A was held yesterday afternoon
st S:+S o'clock In the main han of the
association building. IN impressive
program was rendered. featured by
several excellent addresses. secre.
tary r. f. Probst. OF the Personal
Work legue presided while the sing
Ing was lead by Mr.. Morrison.
The principal address was deliver
ed by Rev. Harry Wilson. a blind
minister. who II making a tour OF the
country delivering lectures. His ad-
dress was both interesting and in
structive and was much appreciated
by all present. Mr.. Wilson has been
blind for 30 years. and Is n graduate
OF the GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin school for
the blind.
Kew. Wilson'S tex, was AXE from
the Twentieth chapter of Matthew.
After reading the entire chapter from
a bible for the blind. containing rails
ed letters. he spoke for several min
ufes. dwelling principally on the edu-
cation OF the blind. He said that while
most people express sympathy for the
blind. they are the happiest people on
earth. never grumbling, and respite
their handicap are trying to make a
living without being dependent on
others. He cited the case of Helen
kellar and other blind persons who
have become great educators and
scholars.
Another interesting address was de-
hyered by DR.. De Los Grover. pro-
lessor in the Mt. Cnjon-Scio college
at Alliance. Ohio. DIR. Grover Is an
GmlnanN nQHH aD
speaker. He spoke of the value OF
personal work and the address was
helpful TO the members. Several per-
sons present mad short talks and
the meeSing too the form OF an ex-
perence meeting.
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LUNACY CHARGE
North chariine street Nan Arrested
for Acting very Strangely

A Norfh Chapiiue street man whose
name uas uven ra John fue vas
arrested hr constable Butler resfer
lay evening 0u a Irnary charge Word
Nat seuf ln that he bed been acting
STRANGELY for several days fhe parifs
fhaf cave rnffre s'arnr fhsf h. had
heen hidinr hehind ffe dnlr - his
bath room fnr goo Gays end refused
-o SPEAK fo rrr orc
DO sac arrested rr feriar evening
nn THeIffh street and ufan ffa
rufnfa rerf errm rnI fsn bottles nf
uefIc.re and a ladies farr.rr s..nr.ar
we're f0rrd Wr uIn fr Given 4 nrsr
Boa before Squire Wnhha huruat an
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WATER
Martins Ferry Threatened With a
Water Fsmine-large Pump
Broke Sunday.

Because Of the feat that tbs large
10000 900 gallCw pump broke Sunday
afternoon at the Martins Ferry Water
works that city together with Brook
side and bridgeport. are threatened
with n water famine. There will be
n shortage of water in the over the
river towns all week. The three mil
lion gallon pump Will be pressed in
To service and the water company re-
quests persons to he as s~avingly on
the water as possible. Requests have
been made TO discontinue using water
power washing machines until the big
pump Is repaired.
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Putting Out Fire.

Acting upon the advice OF a letter
written by the city clerk on order OF
city council, General Manager Hubbard
OF the Wheeiing steel and Iron Company
nave a Ian ge force OF men at work dig
Sing trenche along McMechen street.
Wh~re the street mad been filled by
ashes from the mills causing spontane-
Gus combustion Water is being flush ed
into the trenches from the mills and
Will be left there until the fire is en-
tirely eNtincuished. The street will be
repaved ana put into good condition as
soon as the fire is put out.
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ENWOO
mis-. Eii..s.th Ia,tie n.cov.r,nr.

Miss Elizabeth Little. one OF the many
victims when the platform in front OF
the open air theatre at Wheeling Park
collapsed on last Thursday afternoon. is
recovering nicely and viii recover. How
ever. II Mas first thought that Miss Lit
tie was injured internally as she COM
planned OF pains in her hack, but the at
lending physician stated last evening
that she was recovering nicely and OUT
side of u sprained back she was al.
rfuhf
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city Council 20 lIeet

The city finance committees Will meet
IN regular weekly session this evening
ana make Their report for the council
whirl VIII meet On Tues lay eNeuing. A
very busy session 81 council will be held
on ih'@iaN ava the most important
matter to he up for couStdcrafi1n wtii
"t tnv . 90 the committee appoint
ID" louN INTO tie matter of co-0pera-
Ting with the Wheeling Associated char
ito -, anu swing the Wheeling ASsocia-
tipn permission Co opeu "a branch IN this
CITY The permission will likely Ice
sfanted ~ Tue local officials are too
husy TO care for tie many needs ia this
town
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Uniform Ranks, Knights Of Tvthia.
are making arrangements for the hold
ing OF their annual outing to be held on
the : III or August. in the way Of a boat
excursion. The steamer Liberty has
been chartered for the occasion and viii
leave the local wharf on that evening
al Z O'Clock. The committee in charge
are making arrangements , hiring n band
TO furnish the music for the evening,
also the serving Of TefreShments on the
boat Will he let. \ large crowd is eN-
pected TO attend. The boat will 20 down
the river as far as Darlington and re-
turn at "A late hour.
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TWO HURT
VIXEN Co stcrs o. trs pcn-r Coast.
81 81 WEE - psrt fnfurss
Net Screws

MIrrH U Ir1fHn rarnrrr n fhe
rrraI rlrh af Whrr ire anf be-
quest M o. Fr"rr - rnrufrr 81 81.
vrra haiIf fnIufed yesterday after
rHHn af Whneiirr para wfrn ono 90
fhr cars an ffr roller coaster afnrrs
end frrf Nrfh fHurff fa fhr rrnurf
.r frrf below Wr Hrnrfnn received
a bad frsctrr of thc -. shuc AR.
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BOY BITTEN

While pariue sifh a rounr uhep
hrrf dnE earif r~serfar mn~uIra
little ieaa FHf'erfou. seven years GA
raiufuiiy bitten on mo rirht arm
The 'ad So taken ~ 90 orIce ~ ~
p Glass anf SQUAD uafcaufer
ifod While very painful ~ serious
results ere FNp~cfed from tho sound
as To- dQE Nas not mad AZ The time
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ID" funeral ~ fhe m.ie four months
0Ii n 90 Robert WhIfmrn raa teiI
esfrrd1r mnruirg af OBJ or'r-E from
fhe fawI residence near uafrrauue
The errtices ser in rharla GO Rrr.
~ NJ fau PASTOR ~ fhe Dallas ~
church. ard infermcuf aas rate I'M
ire Dallas remefcrF Ttn DEAN %
ed FRED Frifar eveninE foliou lug q
short Ilrraa
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The lawn fete given by the Luther
League of the st Matthews German
Lutheran church last saturday evening
at the Neidemcyer place in I.OggS Run.
was "a decided success. The COMMITTEE
IN charge were kept busy all during the
evening. serving the many who attend
ed Aneat sum was realized from the
afiair and VIII gO into tie church fund.
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FULLER had several % HE rhs lady
iriurri Dr. Leach X Crarrar =
Tim 'rnf Wa called and haf them
removed to thr Norfh rrrIrr hns-
lltaL uhrrs rLeir injuries urrs lfe.a-
o. ~ a lafr hour asf elr.rr they
were rerorfed fo bel RESTING eaalr.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


[Chancery A-35.l
ALE Chahcery of New Jer-
sey-Between George A. OH. ir.. complain
ant, and Robert c. Wallace ct ais. defendants.
FL. IA. for sale Of inortgaeed premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ Of fieri
facias, to me directed, 4 shall expose for sale
by public Vendue, at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday. the twenty-third day of
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City of Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey:
First Tract-Beglnning in the southerly line
of Edwin place at a point therein distant one
hundred and seVenty-fye< and eighteen one
hundredths feet westerly from the southwest
erly corner of the same and Willoughby street
thence sontherly at right angles to Edwin
place, one hundred and fifteen feet;i thence
north forty-tfve degrees and fifteen minutes
east fifty feet. thence northerly parallel with
the first course one hundred and fifteen feet
to the said southerly line of Edwin place;
thence along the same south forty-fve degrees
and fifteen minutes east fifty feet to the place
of beginning. Being known and designated as
lots Nos. 30 and 60 on revised map of prop
erty belonging to Catharina Wenzel, situated
i'm the city of Newark, n. j., made by Borrie
& Kriener, surveyors, July s.. 1907.
Second Tract-Beginning in me south erly
line of Edwin place at a point therein distant
ninety-eight feet easterly from the easterly
line of Dewey street; thence running southerly
parallel with Dewey street one hundred and
and fifteen minutes east fifty feet; thence
northerly one hundred and fifteen feet to said
southerly line of Edwin place; thence along
the same north forty-fve degrees and fifteen
ming. Being known and designated as lots
Nos. 81 and IS on the aforesaid map.
The above described property to be sold in
parcels as by the said writ directed.
JOHN f. MoNAHAN, Sheriff.
Hood & Hood. Solrs. (S21.4O
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[chancery A-2o.l

SHERIFF'S SALES-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between Frederick l.. Steinbrucker.
complainant, and Charles Hittel. ct ais, de
PENDANTS. Fl. IA, 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 sixteenth day of January
next, at two o'clock p. M, all that tract OF
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the city OF Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey:
First -Tract-Beglnning in the s~outherly
distant two hundred and seventy-hye feet
easterly from the corner of the same and
Avenue "A" and in the easterly line of lot AZ
on block &c on a map of property belonging to
Nehemiah Perry; thence southerly along the
line of the same one hundred feet; thence
easterly and parallel with Emmett street
twenty-five feet; thence northerly and parallel
with the first course one hundred feet to RIM
NETT street, and thence westerly along the
line of the same twenty-five feet to the place of
beginning. Being lot No. A on block II of
aforesaid map.
Second Trsct-Beginning in the ssoutherly
line of Emmett street three hundred and
seventy-fve feet from the corner of the same
and Avenue b. thence westerly along the
southerly line of Emmett street twenty-five
NETT street one hundred feet: thence ~easterly
and parallel with Emmett street twenty-five
feet; thence northerly one hundred feet "a
Emmett street and place of beginning. Being
lot No. 40 on block f of the aforesaid map.
Newark, N. j., December IL. 1911.
JOHN f. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
julius Rupprecht. Solicitor. &1S.08
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Ichaneery AL

lChancery A-24
SHERIFT'S SALE-In Chancery of New Ter
sey. Between John Hull Browning, com
plainant. and A. Lockwood Smith, ct al, de-
PENDANTS. Fl. fs., for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of heri
by public vendue, at the Court House, In New
ark, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of January
next. at two O'Clock p. M, all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
New Jersey:
Beginning in the easterly line of DeGraw
avenue at a point therein distant southerly
three hundred and fifteen feet from the soutn-
running easterly and parallel with Verona
avenue one hundred feet; thence southerly
and parallel with DeGraw avenue eighty-hve
feet; thence westerly and parallel with the
first course one hundred feet to the said line
of DeGraw avenue, and thence along the
same northerly eighty-hve feet to the point
or place Of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Florence Garretson Smith by the Forest
Hill association, by two deeds of CONVEYANCE.
viz: one bearing date January 8, A, D. 1S93'
and recorded In book T 2S of deeds for Fssex
County aforesaid on page 2s5, &C., and the
other bearing .date August o. A. d. 1906. and
page 1892. &c.
The premises are subject to liens and on
cumbrances which with their approximate
amounts are as follows;
Mortgage held by the Franklin Savings In
per cent. from August l, 1911.
Sale for taxes of 1909 opt. of premises) san.
with interest from June %, 1911, and costs.
Taxes Of 1910 s137.03 besides interest.
Water rents $500.
Newark, N. j.. December II, 1911.
JOHN F. MoNAHAN, Sheriff.
John W. Heck, Solicitor. $3.50. So
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-04
ALL=JERSEY BOXING AT
BROWNS SATURDAY NIGHT.

The All-Jersey show at Browns
Gymnasium next Saturday night will
be the biggest show yet attempted in
the way of bringing together Jersey
boxers. Young Diamond. of Jersey
City, will meet Eddie Mcdonald for ten
rounds at 1875 pounds. frankie Nelson,
whom George Broard has taken under
his charge, will meet Yock Smith, the
Hoboken lightweight, in a bout of ten
rounds at 1873 pounds. Young Ruben
will take the place of Young Evans In
one of the "prelims.'' Tommy Miller,
of Lodi. will be seen In action with
Young Cal Mccarthy, of Jersey City.
Young Mcmahon will make his first
appearance at this club with Young
Lau. Both of these boys come from
the Horseshoe" district of Jersey City.