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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
Ichanoery A--se.

lCnancery A--56.J
SHERlFF'S SALE-ln Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. between Giosue PilIa. complainant and
Haffaele Pizella. ct als defendants. FL ia
for sale OF mortgaged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF nerl
facias, to me directed, l shall expose for sale
by public yendue, at the Court House. in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twentieth day Of Feb
ruary 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 al a point in the easterly line
OF North Eighth street distant therein south
erly twenty Ave feet from the southery line
of Delavan avenue; thence running southerly
along the said eaeteriy line OF North Eighth
street twenty-five feet; thence easterly at
right angles TO the said line Of North Eighth
street and parallel with the said southerly
thirty-seven feet six inches to the centre line
Of the block; thence northerly and parallel
with the first course twenty-five feet; thence
westerly and parallel with the second course
ono hundred and thirty-seven feet six inches
10 the said easterly line of North Eighth
street and the point or place OF beginning.
Being known as lot number 3, block B, az
shown map Of property OF Clarence N.
Hedden and known as a map OF sliver Lake
Park, Newark. Essex County. New Jersey.
Being the same premises conveyed to
wife, by deed bearing even date herewith.
ana payable Il the said party OF the frst
part neglects to pay the interest OF the first
mortgage for the space Of thirty days:
JOHN r. MoNAIIAN, Sheriff.
Newark N. ~ january rs. 1919.
Nicholas r. Perrotty. Solicitor ($1S.o0l
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sHERIrrs SALES.

February next. at two o'clock D. M. all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate,
County New Jersey:
Beginning at point in the southeasterly
feet northeasterly from the intersection Of
said line of Washington avenue with the
northeasterly side line of Hnsdale place as az
Carter, made BY Francisco s. Barkhorn, May
9th, 1887 thence running tp along said line
OF washington avenue north twenty-seven de-
grees nine minutes east one hundred feet to
the southwesterly line Of property now or
recently OF Henry II. Moseri thence t2)
south slxty-two degrees ffty-one minutes east
along said line of land OF said Moser one
hundred and twenty five feet to the rear line
southwesterIy parallel with the first course
nifty feet; thence ~ northwesterly parallel
with the second course twenty-five feet; thence
nj tSird courses dirty feet thence teI north
westerly parallel with the second and fourth
courses one hundred feet TO the aforesaid line
OF Washington avenue and the point or place
Being he same premises conveyed to the
said The Progressive Investment Company, by
deed from said Amelia f. Carter and hus-
hand bv deed bearing even date herewith.
This mortgage being given to secure por-
ton Of the consideration money OF that con-
yeyance and being purchase money mort
This conveyance is made subject TO the re-
strictions relative to the use OF said lands
"J Exceptne from the same the following
described lot Bsginnins a. .,,r point In tns
gDutneAHteTtN
astant seventy-fve feet northeasterly from
the intersection Of said line. Of Washington
avenue with the northeasterly side line of
Hnsdale place. as shown on map OF % property ssrs
of said AipeIia F. Carter, made by francisco
running "a along said line OF Washington
avenue north twenty-seven degrees nine min
utes east twenty-five feet to point In said
line Of Washington avenue seyenty-fve feet
southwesterly from the line Of land now q
late OF Henry II. Moser; thence q, south
sixtv-tyo degrees fifty-one minutes east one
hundred feet; thence (s) southwesterly parallel
with said line Of Washington avenue twenty,
parallel with second edescribed course
one hundred feet to said line OF Washington
avenue and place OF beginning.
Being the lot released by Amelia F. Carter
10 David Jacobson by release bearing date
September 20th, 1910. and recorded october
III 1910 in book 40, page 873 OF releases
JOHN r. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Harold W. Headley solicitor. ($336 SOY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
SIXTY HEADPINNERS
FAIL TO GET SINGLE
BOWLING WATCHDOG
Twelve Teams from Various
Places Make Trials at
Elusive Pin.

There We're bowlers from Jersey City,
others from Montclair, some from New
York, IL team from Paterson, and 9TH
ers from this city among the sixty who
rolled last night in the STAR head
pin tournament on the Iroquois al
leys. But one of the crowd was sue
cessful IN capturing watchfob. He
was Herbert Armstrong, Of the Cres-
cents, of this city. who rolled an even
100 He had miss in the tenth frame,
but came back and had 90 In the elev-
enth box When, with the last ball,
he knocked down the necessary eight
pins, ne was given big round of
applause. One of the STARS souve-
Mrs was Immediately handed over to
him
The Roman Dwarfs and the Cres-
cent A. c. team, of Paterson, made up
the first squad. Nero, who had a
miss and a foul led with So. In the
second squad the Montclair Y. NJ. c..
A. team went on with the Fem Five
Taylor, with two slips, had 81 and was
high Two teams from the Heller Tool
Company. up in the north end of the
city, next took to the alleys j. An
derson was on the job with SS. He
missed in the first and eighth frames.
Willie Hold. with three misses, did
well to get SO. while Cullen, with three
misses, accounted for SO.
The Crescent A and B teams were
next to try their luck. Armstrong,
who was the last to bowl ON the .B''
team. furnished the sensation with
his score of 100. Jarus, who missed
in the second frame. had So in the
tenth frame. With good chance for
a fob. he missed in the eleventh box.
He got strike for a flnisher and a.
score of 92.
The Western Electric team of New
York. with the Brightons of Jersey
City. made up the next squad
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
TURNER'S AND THE
WHEELMEN FIVES
EXTEND THE SERIES
Three Games Not Enough, So
Five Are Decided 0n-FOr-
mer Won Last Night.
BY SURE SHOT.

Managers Harr,- Charriei and Charles
Helm. of the National Turner and Bay
View teams, respectively. have agreed
that u three game series is not sutfi-
cient TO decide the best teams, and as
a result both leaders have decided to
play five games. Three Of the contests
have already taken place, the Turner's
being victorious in two. on their home
court last night they trimmed the
Z cyclists to the neat tune of 30 to IL.
The contest. as the score indicates. was
a one-sided affair the home tear, lead
ing all the way. The Initial half ended
16 to 2, in the home teams favor.
G
The Troy five will face the National
Turner'S at Turn Hall iext Wednesday
night,
Celuloids vs. .Ironside : c. at Cellu-
loid Club tonight.
Third game of series. Each team has
a victory. Result shoul close, with
"Down- Neckers" on long end.
The schoolboy treat OF the season.
Barringer at East orang tomorrow
a ernoon.
BESIDES the game this - ernoon with
Rarrnger, the East Side Iigh School
five may play st. Benedict's College
team.
The Buffalo German Tsamblers. touted
MS the champion basketball quintet of
tie world. haxe anywhere from 10 to 100
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

AS spring draws near and horsemen
allow themselves to believe that in
the near future Southern smiles will
prevail hereabouts one finds them
more talkative regarding their plans
for the racing season, which is at this
time almost upon us.
To say that the season of 1912 will be
the greatest of them all, while true be-
yond the shadow of doubt, does not
express the loyalty toward the sport
that prevails throughout the metro
polltan districts. That the sport of
racing the llght-harness horse is now
uponsa firmer basis than ever before;
the most representative classes in every
community are taking an active in
terest in the game; the gambler and
the tout who follows in his wake have
been done away with is true, but yet,
unlike the running game. the trottlng
horse continues to prosper as a sport
producer.
The coming season among local
horsemen will doubtless be the great
est in the history of he organization,
and by the time the bluebirds arrive
there will be more worthy horses
owned in this city and the surrounding
suburbs than ever before This does
not apply to matinee material alone,
as several local enthusiasts expect to
race over the metropolitan half-mile
tracks for the money. One or Two be-
lieve that they have a loolS-in on the
big line" where the classic events of
the light-h harness horse turf take place.
IT is indeed doubtful whether j. j.
Hughes. of South Orange. will do a
great deal of matinee racing; vet he
now has "a stable of horses, in charge
of Clyde MacBride, that looks as IL
they have Il chance to connect with
the money almost anywhere in their
class.
The bay mare Pattie Ash owned by w.
ID. Guliek. has been placed in the hands
of Tommy Murphy and those who know
her best believe that she will show speed
enough TO warrant trip down the big
line"
Fred Ballant!ne has placed the black
of a, :. Rodney together with the bay
pacing mare Danish Girl. In the latter
he Is Interested jointly with l-onis Neld-
haidt, OF Jersey city. who last season
vania winner. Charley Mitchell, .2:O4A. II
IS believed that this marc will stand
training and race sound.
There is at this time every reason to
believe that these horses will do well rae
ing for the money. which Will lend a
local interest to both the half-mile tracks
and to the Grand Circuit
Those that have been purchased for
purposes exclusively are above
the average with the exception of one
stallion. who is an absolute pig. and as
one swallow does not make a sumner
this counterfeit will be "a disa ppointment
to his owner only.
All in all. the season from local point
of view should be a brilliant one. and at
ifS conclusion should he we'll
pleased. and as a matter Of fact graf
fled
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15

lChancery A-bT.J
SHERIFF'S SALE--In Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Nathan Salzman, complain
ant and Anthony II. Gerber, ct ais. defend
ants. III. fa-, for rale of mortgaged premises
By virtue OF the above stat writ of ier
facias. to me directed, j shall expose for Gale
by public vendue. at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday, the twentieth day Of Feb
ruary next. at two o'clock p. M, all those
tracts or parcels OF land and premises situate
lying and being in the City OF Newark Essex
County. New Jersey:
Second tract-Beginning at the corner
formed by the intersection of the southerly
line OF Bigeow street with the castery line
OF Badger avenue; thence running easterly
along Bigelow street one hundred and Ave
feet; thence southerly parallel with Badger
avenue sixty feet. thence westerly parallel
with Bgelow street one hundred and Ave
feet to said side OF Badger avenue: thence
| northery along the same sixty feet to the
place OF beginning Being lots No. II and "a
on a map of the Clinton Park property
Third tract-Begnnng on the easterly si6e
Of Badger avenue, at point therein distant
sixty feet southerly from the corner Of the
same and Bgelow street,. thence running
along easterly parallel with Bselow street
one hundred and five feet; thence southerly
parallel with Badger avenue fifty feet; thence
westerly parallel with the first course one
hundred and fve feet to Badger avenue;
thence northerly along the same nfty feet TO
| the place OF beginning.
| JOHN r, MONAHAN. Sheriff.
/ Newark. n J., January } & 1912.
Philip :. Schotland, Solicitor. t$1d.SSD
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fChanoery A--s6.1


sIERIFF's sALE--In chancery of New Jsr-
sey. Between the Newark Home Builders
Company complainant, and Gustave Eber-
mortgaged premises. - =
BY virtue Of the above stated writ of neri
facias. to me directed, 1 shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday. the twelfth day of March
next, at two o'clock p. m, all that tract and
parcel OF land and premises situate. lying and
New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the westerly line
OF South Thirteenth street distant southeriy
two hundred and fifty feet from the intersee:-
ton Of the same with the southerly line Of
Avon avenue; thence southwesterly along said
westerly line Of South Thirteenth street two
hundred and twenty-six feet thence north
westerly at right angles to South Thirteentb
street one hundred feet; thence northeas sterlv
and parallel with South Thirteenth street two
hundred and twenty-five feet. and thence south
sixty -six degrees and ffty-hve minutes east one
i,a hundred feet to said westerly line of South
Thirteenth street and the place of beginning
Being the, same premises conveyed TO said
Eiwire Eberhardt by deed of even date here
with from the party of the second part and
this mortgage is given to secure a portion az
the purchase money therefor.
Newark, N. j., February 5th 1912
JOHN F. MONAHAN, sheriff
BENJAMIN J. Fieuchaus. Solicitor. ($i4.7o,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
PARDELLO THROWS FISHER,
BUT FAILS ON BOTHNER.

Leo Pardello. the Italian wrestler,
who is heavyweight, threw George
Fisher last night AT Miners Theatre
and then turned on Referee George
Bothner and offered to throw him, fol-
lowing an argument. Pardello bet $50
that he could throw Bothner. a light
weight in three minutes. but Bothner
stayed for five minutes and won the
bet.
In the other bout Eberhard Hahn
thcew Jack Wainwright in thirteen
minutes With chancery hold
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
sHERlrFs SALES.


SIlERIFF'S SALE-Issex County Circuit
Court. John A. McFadden, Attorney. &C..
ct ais. plaintiffs Vs. August J. Schulz, de-
fendant Fl. ia. AZ
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF fierf
facias, to me directed. shall expose for sale
by, public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday the nineteenth day of March,
next. at two o'clock p. M. all that tract
parcel OF land and premises situate lying and
being In the City Of Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey:
Beginning on the northerly line OF Clinton
place at point therein distant ninety-nine
feet and nnety-two one-hundredths Of a foot
northerly from the northerly line of st
James place. thence running ID north forty
five degrees fifteen minutes west one hundred
feet; thence running (2) north forty-three
degrees forty-ive minutes east one hundred
twenty-four feet and eighty-two one hun
dredths Of foot: thence running go easterly
one hundred feet to the aforesaid northeriy
line OF Clinton place thence running ~
southerly along the line of Clinton pace ona
hundred twenty -four feet aud 1iinety-two one-s
ming. e'
Newark. n. j.. February II, 1912
JOHN F. MONAIIAN, Sheriff
'ohh a. Mcfadden. Attorney. (s134
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[Chancery A-sI.I

tChancery A--81.l
SHERIFF'S SAIE-In Chancery Of New -
~ sey, sesween Gottfried Kruger, complain
ant, and Mary A. Bohrer, ct ais. defendens.
Fl. fa.. for sale OF mortgaged premiaas
BY virtue OF the above stated writ Of Aer,
facias 70 me directed. shall expose for ss IL
by public vendue. at the Court House. in News
ARK. on Tuesday, the fifth day OF March next
at TWO O'Clock p. M. all that 1ract or pe rcsi
OF land end premises situate, lying and benr
Jersey: ou"'y. ne"
Beginning on the southeriy line Of Hs,a-
win street at point sevenfy-five feet ws.t
from from an alley twenty feet wide called Risgs
alley: thence first running southerlv ana
parallel with said alley one hundreG saae. anu
thence t2) westerly and parallel with Bald.
win street twenty Ave feet; thence (S1 north-
ery and parallel with the first mentioned line
one hundred feet to Baldwin street: thence "a
easterly along the same Twenty-Five fsst ~ ~
the place OF beginning. "
Being the same premises conveyed "a IN
said Mary A. Bohrer by Gottfried Kr1s~sr
by deed bearing date April 27 1900 SAID
purchaee price OF said conveyarce 4 '9 >''9
Newark. N. J.. January 2D 1919
a JOHN r. MONAHAN s,,, .x,et ~
lTichael r! Hugh G. Barrett sol'rs isi5 5n
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fChancery B-7p.l
SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Rachel Biernan. complainant.
and Alfred B. Cosey. ct ais, defendants. FL
ia. for sale OF nortsaRed premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ Of ierI
facas, to me directed, l shall expose for salo
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday. the NTH day OF March next
at two o'clock p- M. all those tracts or parcels
Of land and premises situate, lying and being
In the city OF Newark. Essex County New
Jersey:
First tract-Besinning IA the westerly line
OF Littleton avenue at point therein distant
afty feet southerly from Cabinet street: themes
running westerly parallel with said Cabinet
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fobance,.v

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sHERIFF'S SALE--ln Chancerv ~ ,~a -,
s1s ses. q sesween s Nellie II. Crane. compts,n-
ant, and Nettie F. Springfield, ct ale munlais- mase
ans nS ~ a. for sale Of ortgaged prenisss
facias, 10 me directed, shall sxnos mt ol iieri
puDc nn venuue' at the Court House. in Nsu
az swo ocloeh @ p M all that tract Th or paess neSs
In the city pfein,ses ~ M situate. lying ana being
Jersey: '9ssex county, New
street. two y ,, lhs northerly side of Mu,er
TrsnsySprom Ttsry from the corner Of Miller strser iee
f,vs Sriy ts taons the line Of Miller street tng vest
Miller street fenee ar northery at right angles 70
ana thence ws Miller street AVE- fee
beginning. ieee 10 the place OF
map q the rSm1sssa rownsepa 10 psoda IN block on
mortgage % ~ 4 aon wl' Be sold subject to ma
subject to sh taxes 1Sq foq nSSrued interest and
{ 3S7"HfA N ~. January ~ 7o5e
JOHN F. MONA H2T ex,
s. HRrrlson. Solicitor VIII
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fchancery A. o41

7.,,,,,,,,,, IChancery A-04.l
aHhhirtss SALE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
ssyy seyy ,Between Max Fell complainant and
f -,.he ~ ffuhoid ct all, defendants FL IA
Tor sale of mortgased premises 10y
tsn; ~ virtue OF the above stated writ of fier
Ia tse,as, 70 me directed. shall expose for saIs
ARK, a on Tuesday the nineteenth day of March
as. aeA., az two O'Clock p. m. all that tract OF
pelng pag in the Township of Belleville. Essex
sbsgnnng at point in the easteriy Iins
" s,I Ln9en avenue, one hundred and fifty feef
,nor..hner,y from Little street; thence running
1ortneriy along Linden avenue twentv-arls
leet; thence running easterly and narallsI
Win Win Little street one hundred feet thenea
ssoutneriy and parallel with Linden avenns
s,~tenhty-nve wen feet; thence westerly and paraisi
uen avenue and the place of beginning.
Newark, n. j.. February H. 1o1
JOHN r. MukAHAN Sherte
'ieeso' Sohoitors. (s1092)
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sHERuFr,s SALES.

street one nundred 1eet; thence running
southerly parallel with said avenue sixteen
feet and sixty-seyen hundredths Of a foot /;
thence running easterly parallel with the first
line one hundred feet to said Litteton avenue;
thence running northerly along the same six
teen rect and sixty-seven hundredths of foot
to the place of beginning.
Second Understanding in the westerlv
line OF Littleton avenue at a point therein
distant sixty-seven feet and sixty hundredths
OF foot southerly from the southwesteriy
corner or the same and Cabinet street: thence
running westerly at right angles to Littletvn
avenue one hundred feet; thence southerly
and parallel TO Littleton avenue seventeen
feet six inches; thence eastery and parallel
with Cabinet street one hundred feet to the
westerly line Of Littleton avenue aforesaid; I;
thence northerly along tho same seventeen
feet six Inches to the place of beginning.
Newark N. j., January 29 1912.
JOHN f. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
James Il. Nugent. Solicitor. tst7. .22)
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DobIe,s Position.

Charles S. Doble of Apalachia, n. ",
we'll known to local horsemen as fre-
quenter of metropolitan tracks. and a
brother of the famous Budd Doble. will
not be seen In the sulky hereabouts this
season.
1T has been announced that he would
have charge of the half-mile track at
Merchantville. this State. yet this story
the writer is in receipt of a communica-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
MacBride's Opportunities.

While Clyde Mac Bride has always been
looked upon as a most successful trAner
and has in the past made good with ma
terial that has been looked upon as Sec
ond-class he should this year be one of
the most successful trainers In the
bushes" Clyde has three of the horses
owned by j. ]. Hughes, of South Orange.
and 1t is believed that at least two of
these can make good. Lady Hughes i.
In measure an unknown quantity. ana
while she has been a disappointment over
q race track, 1t is believed that she will
race right well with the hopples attached.
Todd McGregor Puzzles.
The chestnut 3-year-old colt Todd Nc
Gregor. owned by Jacob Goldstein, OF
Kearny is attracting considerable atten-
tion among local horsemen by reason of
what he has done in the past and what
be can show. on the trot at this time.
His owner has not yet decided just what
he will do with the colt this year and it
Is possible that he will not be trained
again until 1913 II, however, Mr.. Gold
stein thought the son of Coohato could be
kept sound he would probably have him
made ready for his s-year-old engage
ments this year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15

sHERIFF's SALE--Essex Common Pleas
Court George NJ. Crowley, plaintiff, VS..
Rosa Tuozzolo. defendant. FL. IA
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 nineteenth day OF March
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:
street two hundred and twenty-five feet south
eriy from Sixth avenue; thence southerly
along Garside street twenty-five feet; thence
westerly parallel with Sixth avenue one hun
dred feet: thrce northerly parallel with Gar
side street twenty-five feet. and thence easterly
parallel with Sixth avenue one hundred feet
to tho place Of beginning.
Newark y. j., February -. 1912.
JOHN r. AIONAf1AN Sheriff.
Fred O. stieiSel s,e Attorney t,1o.0@
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Annie Kohi,s HaIf s,.ter.

Among the fifteen head of trotters and
PAGERS that Pete Goode Is wintering is a
half-sister to the fast bay mare Annie
Kohl. 2:lsA, by a son OF Moko. This flly.
now a 3-year-old, Is one of the fastest
things that Pete has ever trained, and he
looks for her to trot right at 2:2o during
the coming season. She moves very much
like Annie Kohl and is just as good an
individual, yet she is hardly as wilful as
the daughter OF Fred Kohl.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15

W. d. Gulick reports that he will mat
inee a mare this season that is In every
way the equal of the bay mare Pattie
Murphy to race on the Grand Circuit. The
mare in question Is trotter and a daugh-
ter of Baron Dillon, ZIP, and while she
has never been trained for any length
of time her owner Is convinced that she
will this year trot a mile In 2:20 or bet
ter
This mare will be placed in the hands
of one of the local trainers early in the
spring and used for matinee purposes over
the local track this season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15
CENTRAL HIGH SEVEN BEATEN.

Central Highs hockey team was
whitewashed by the Battin High septet
on Weequahic Lake by a 2-to-0 score
yesterday. It was the second game of
a series. and the teams are now on
even terms, as the Central High team
won the first game
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-02-15

Louis Marder is now Jogging JERSEY
Todd regularly, and the indications are
that he will be. a fast horse this year.
Since he. went into winter quarters last
autumn he has grown into a remarkably
more quality than the Bingen tribe gem
orally possess. Mr. Marder will have his
horse trained and raced this year. and he
will doubtless crafty his owner in every
way before the close OF the season.