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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
,loxion. puppies ana

yellow complexion, pimplrs ana
disfiguTing blemishos on the lace OF
body can he gotten rid Of by doctor
lng the liver, which ~ l"fWN'
uEunlNE lis powerful liver cor
rectant. u purities the system,
eltmulates the vital organs ana pulH
the body In fine vigorous condition
Price GOc. Sold hy all druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

Hattie. George wopo-cd to me 's'
night
N.ttIc-Dh hr' That must have
heon right after / refused him. ~"
wasn't certain which hc would do.
(which he would do; what do you
mcan''
why me- wasn't certain whether me-
81 ould propose to you or iuUp 100 ln'
lake. Cleveland plain Dealer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

ST. Louis. sept. ,l.-Wuol steady.
Territory aud western mediums. 2U1
-" line mediums lNT .ng. hnc, l3T
lsr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

weak. Nauyo. s35oHtC5. western.
3baUl.6t. ychrlings. Xl.10H
lambs native. StN5ms.ti. Western.
A5.uuu $50.
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FOR SALE

fiu1-- ,.rouu. . Uufe uuD,a ui-
ieu t'sid'u.,. lui ,Nlia. hot water
heat, good Duthulldiugs. CLOSE n.
$500 'ish. balance X por cent
$4,000 .a-tooW ulmr. modern. so
i""t lot. fourth ward. near ear line.
5000 cash. balance casy payments
a1,loO Two a-room houses. lot
iioNlA2, on corner. eth ward. close in.
t2,tUu--Jli urrts of good land,
close in, partly Inc ulnlfa and gar
don. good siN room house. large two
st'y barn.
,tseq ia acres ot Lana mostly
under cultivation. large b1rg ana
other good buildings. I've milrs from
post office
Ge.000--'5 room frame bath iarE6
potrhes, cellar lot G2isxtI2! High
lands near car line. terms
$3.50 s-roam frame. modern. gth
ward. naar car limo. terms
a2,G5U--S-room, 2-story frame
dwelling. modern. corner lot. on car
line.
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Sow YurU Sept 20 ,uttuu spot
.ryH quiet. mlddlius urluuds.
l',., mdiiug gulL slllu. Sos
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Sew York. sept. - Metal markets
We're duIl aud practically unchanged.
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Goff. 200 W. Central. Ihone Sos.
-.--.....a-..-4--- ..---...-a........
wASTEp-rlean cotton rags az the
Herald ufiltS,
WNNTED--First class barber No
booze ughtrr need apply Good Job
for righi man. Writ" or phone e T.
llnElcr, ~ summer, y. VI.
WANTED Travelling men who are
mailing small towns and Gross road
stores tp haudlc our new ana up-t"r
date pocket side line. Pays com
missio0 of f4.u0 per order. Niunor
For fuIl particulars address Hurd Mfg
Go. .l2 Sig'I ST.. chicago. m
WANTED \ position as guverurss OF
private teacher Young lady OF re-
nnournt and education. good rc!'r-
"nrrs, not hrulth.sockor. Address
4 NJ. care Herald
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BARGAINS.
FOUND

Nl~1NlNF-FNFH''7'71 = - -
FOUND stray hurru, male, taken
up owner can secure same ut ego
~ Sixth street hy paying charges.
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SANTA Pc COPPER.

tQuotaton furnishes ny Logan &
Bryan. Board OF Trade. Chicago
Uostou Mass Sept "a Santa To
Copper opened to-day at ris end
closed az lAsW3's. Sales for IA. day
10 shares
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

She-Grear hut Tor heavens sake
don't ton mother or she'll mas" mo
marry yuu satire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

bRESsMAkiNG Perfect ne guat
antred. emitting and utting done,
prigra reasonable sos 5nuih Edith
street
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A House TO House
Canvass

g. what Nuur wares grt thc
is'uriit Whcu Nuu advertise
thpn ne Tie ii"rnid ~, lii-
tie Want Nd gets tu the ivo.
pie Wiirrr the, I've. l'hunr
tGs los
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21
PERSONALS.

- p. 800 - - - - -
AHE Ypr DESlHOuS ot making ar.
WaintauCc through correspondence
win young lady or gentleman. send
poo postage Correspondence IA
c.unrr. BALTIMORE. Nd.
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WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN.

S~~~sN@~-~~-N-~~~-~~e ~~~-~S~~'NS-~~~~-"~~~
MONEY To LOANa-In sums To suit
borrower, upon city real estate; a
per cent Interest. T.. Elder, loH
West Gold avenue.
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ST. Louis. Sept 81 -. Lead sto1tl
81. 0oH5.o2t Speltcr firm, $40.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-21

ron RENT -- Furnished rooms mod
orn. 2ls South Walter 50. 9-2Gr
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MUSIC TEACHERS

:, -r--us>--NSN--
MRS kALrl n. uEApEUSON
Teacher of NioDu
IA " silver Ave. rhune SIS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS CHANCE For sale, ow-
ing 10 ill health OF owner. abstract
business Ia ono OF the best counties ia
southern New Mexico, cheap for
cash. Address r. o. Box 1866, Las
Cruces. n, NJ.
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wAHTEp-Clean cotton rags az the
Herald ufil,J,
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TYPEWRITERs

ALL KINDS, both new And second
hand. bought sold. rented and r.
paired, Albuquerque Typewriter Ia
change Phone Hea. 10t West Gold
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EXCHANGE 10 and 20 acres for
Sow Mexico property WIN T.
Gibson, NJ 2. Phoenix Ariz
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RoSWELL-VAUGHN AUTO LINE.
(CuTriea 4. y. MILL

arrival Of D.. T.. q S, W. trpin no. 81
Fare ne way. $40. Round trip. as.
100 ibs baggage carried free; ezcosa
baggage. $3.50 per 100 lbs baggage
up 60 1900 ms. carried.
Connections made az Vaughn with
an T.. y. 4 =. ". and Santa BE trains
Iioswcil Auto CO.. Roswell, Owners
darlington Iiros.. Vaughn. Agents.
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WANTED

wANTED--Ca Carpets 10 clean. W, A
Goff. 200 w. Central. rhone Sos.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NT-N-N-T~NrlT~7seN~N.NS NS~FNNIr-NF~~-~~N~N-NF
ron Rent Two rooms To- .iBht
housekeeping mod,ru. eos -.
Fourth &C.
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Graduate New England Conservatory.
Boston. Mass.
EoiuH Culture. Italian Method
5tD W. Gold Ave. Phone Ig00W.
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FOR sALE--LIVE STOCK.

'rN~-e-~-~r,~e
FOR SAlli-2a0 hraa OF cattle. more
or less Alexandra sandoyul, y. .
: iadoyal, s. ~.
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ron RENT Nicely furnished rooms
also larEr dining room aud Kitchen
furnished complete. Good location
Tor buatdrrs. $50 S. Third.
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FpH SALE Fresh Jersey COWS Also
couple ponies. phun. 1900
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
VERDICT GIVEN ]
AT RICHMOND


One OF the largest verdicts given
in Richmond IN some time was that
rendered by jury In the supreme
court, before Justice Lester w.
Clark last week, when Daniel F.
Burke, a fireman in the New York
fire department, got a verdict of
$4,000 for injuries received last
July while responding to an alarm
ON truck 103, when It was struck
by a trolley car at st. George. THE
case was tried previously before Jus
'tice Luke ID. Stapleton and a jury
gave a verdict OF 1900. "A motion
was made at that time to set aside
the verdict and it was granted, me-
cessitating a new trial, which re-
suited In a much larger verdict Tor
Burke. John q. KeuneF, OF KeHney
e EadHe. made q motion before Jus
tiee Clark after the verdict had been
announced, to have the verdict set
aside. but the court denied the mo
ton. It III satd that an appeal Will
he taken.
This week the case Of Deputy City
Clerk Joseph F. O'Grady against the
Richmond Light and Railroad Com
pany for injuries received In q TALL
from a trolley a win coms ND be-
fore the court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
PLEASANT PLAINS

DIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Decker, OF AM
boy avenue, entertained Sunday Mr.,
and Mrs. Otis Wack, OF fremont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shook OF New
ton. NJ r., Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Nance and Miss Annie Weir OF this
place.
Ward Depew, OF Port Richmond,
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Shar-
rot, here yesterday.
Alderman Charles p. Cole was IN
Tottenyille yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parkhnrst, of
Prince Bay, were Ia Perth Ambny
Saturday.
AIonzo Bede1l, OF Brooklyn, WISH
ted his sister In Prince Bay last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius andre
lvette. OF Amboy avenue, are spend
ing a few weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. John Knobel. OF Port Rich
Imond.
George Audrovette, of Woodrow,
has recovered from a recent Illness.
Miss Gertrude Williamson, OF the
Bronx. visited IN Prince Bay over
Sunday.
John McCarroll. of Manhattan,
was In town yesterday.
Mrs. Chris Madsen, OF Kreischer-
vile. visited in Perth Amboy yes
terday.
Mrs. Jennie Brown and Mrs. Car
oline Whitney, OF Friendship, Maine,
are the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. g. C..
Wincapaw, of Prince Bay.
A meeting of u. s.. Grant Council,
Jr. o. %. A. NJ, was held last night
in Amicitia hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
B. CARLETON
AN EX-C0NVlGT
Pleads Guilty Of Bathtub
Killing; Gets II Years.

Henry r. Carleton, an ex-conyfct,
was sentenced to twelve years in
Sing Sing prison by Supreme Court
Justice Clarke In Richmond, yester-
day, after the man had pleaded
guilty to q charge OF manslaughter
in the first degree for his share TN
the killing OF Harry Williams, an
aged and paralytic inmate of the
City Farm Colony at Castleton Cor
ners, ON January 8. Williams died a
few hours after he Mad been placed
in a bathtub ffled with boiling
water. His body was parboiled when
he was lifted out, still alive.
CRrieton WAS sentenced shortly
after 10 O'Clock In the morning. 1T
was net until nearly five hours later
that sCorenef Jackson's iury eoa-
vened la New Brighton and found
that Williams came to his death as
the result of cerebral apoplexy, ar
terfo s~clerosis, and mioearditfs, SUI
'perinduced by the scalding bath al
to him.
The jury charged the Estimate
Board with negligence IN failing to
provide faands for the employment of
professional nurses In the City Farm
Colony. where the smallness OF it's
appropriation entails the employ
lment of Inmates as nurses. There
was no suggestion made in regard to
'Carieton or ito Harry Sinclair and
Jafnes Kelly, also inmate nurses OF
the hunsn, in as much az the three
already wBre under indictment for
manslaughter, Carleton even under
sentence.
Wflliams's death occurred about
O'clock on the morning or last
January 8 after he had been found
grooming in his bed and DR.. a. e.
Esauerfa had endeavored to revive
him. His body war sealded, and an
investigation was started which dis
closed the facts of the scaIding bath.
Kelley, a haIf-wftted man, was still
In the building. but Sinclair and
Carleton had fed, taking with them
the small pension check belonging TO
Captain Robert, another inmate, who
once was In the British Marine Ser
vice. They offered to cash this war
for the captain, and did so at
the West New Brighton post office,
afterward making for Manhattan
with the proceeds.
A commission was appointed TO
inquire into the sanity of Kelly, who
is haif-witted.
Sinclair issued a statement I'm
which he accused Carleton and Kelly
OF having placed Williams In the
bath, and said that he protested,
half an hour later, forcing
them to remove the man, parboiled
by this time. George r. Parsons was
assigned as counsel for Carleton and
Sinclair, and yesterday morning ne
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

Following are some OF the COM
ments made by the newspapers In
various sections of the county re-
garding the woodrow Wilson boom
for the nomination for president as
a result of the Jackson Day dinner
at Washington recently.
Pittsburg (Pa.) Dispatch.
Taft versus Wilson, according to
present Indications, win be the line
UP In the presidential contest this
fall.
While 1t Is too early to make any
definite prediction, the developments
at the recent gathering of Democrats
in connection with the meeting of
the National Committee has made 1t
e apparent that Woodrow Wilson
has the lead among the Democratic
aspirants for the nomination.
There fs no denying the fact that
Wilson stock took a decided jump
during the present week.
During the meeting OF the Nation
al Committee thera was a general
Interchange of opinion and gossip
concerning he-presidential race and
lit developed that Wilson Is showing
throughout the West.
Two committeeman representing
Western States told their friends
that they had been forced by the
Wilson sentiment In their respective
communities to get into the Wilson
bardwagons although their personal
preference was for Harmon. The
same experience was reported by a
member from a Southern State.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
RECEPTION OF
THEPHILEMONS
Jacob Riis to be Speaker
Friday Night.

at q meeting OF the Philemon Lit
orsFy and Historical Society yester-
day afternoon, announcement was
made OF the final arrangements for
the Annual reception or the club that
IL to be held In st. Pxul's lecture
room, TottenviIle, Friday night.
Jaeoh Bills, the famous Danish wri-
ter, ieotarer xnd friend of former
President Theodore Roosevelt, Will
be the speaker OF the evsnfng. Be-
sides this there VIII be several mu-
sfcaa numbers by Hans Kronold. a
noted cellfst OF Manhattan, and Mrs.
Walter Hubbard, a soloist OF AS
bury Park. At the meeting yester-
day some good papers were read.
Miss vsrna Davidson read a paper on
Pilgrim Fair. Festivals and PHI
grimages,' and Mrs. Christopher
Steadman gave sNaga Worship An
imism. Witchcraft." Mrs. Frederick
billiard read the continuation of the
story. Italia Rock" and Mrs. VIII
liam J. Yetman rendered two plano
selections. Mrs. Benjamin Williams,
president, presided and announced
the program. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

COMPLAIN OF SQUIRRELS
BEING KILLED ON ISLAND

Complaint has been made to the
police and the game warden of the
borough OF Richmond that for come
time hunters have been seen In the
vicinity of the Oakland Chemical
Company, Rossville, killing squirrels
and other game In violation of the
game laws OF the state.
The arnes of several have been
secured. &0floeare in the habit of
cunning In the woods in that sec
ton and II caught and arrest will be
made. Not only 10 hunting game
prohibited. but the discharging Of
nrearns in the cfty's limits also a
of the corporation ordi-
nance and an arrest will be made
on those grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

With cheers and shouts and much
applause Governor Woodrow Wilson
was hailed az the victor of 1912 By
more than 600 enthusiastic Dsmo-
Gratis, the representative leaders Of
the party from all sections or this
country, at an elaborate banquet
held here In commemorative Or the
ninety-etghth anniversary az tho
Battle OF New Orleans, wen By the
patron saint of Democracy. Andrew
Jackson.
What was intended by it's promo
ters to be merely q harmony dinner,
calculated to advance the Interests
OF no particular candidates, Just By
the natural circumstances and condi-
lions, WIS turned int a demonstrAr
tion fer the professor-politicfan, who
left the presidency OF Princetcn Uni
versity to become governor, and II
now an sspirant for the higher
honors OF ths presidency Of the
nation.
Respectful attention, interrupted
with freanent applause, was given to
all the speakers, but when Wilson
arose after a brief introduction the
diners let loose their enthusiasm ana
rendered Governor Wilson m ~
tioHx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

property of Richmond r8rrasU Resd
ty Company IHsprovera Land Com
pany 10 Louis Crane. morn.
Lots Mes. 102* I93. 104, szrne
map; same tn Fannie zapolskv. mona.
Fourth Ward.
Lot No. IS, map of South Beach;
Angelo FontAnazzs to Bronx Sc
curify and Brokerage Company, nom.
Lots Nos. 8. o. 10, block 81, map
Of property belonging to d. d. and
d.. G. MeKo8n, Richmond; Leopold
Vito and wife TO Alberto Tura,
$1,000
Lots Nos. 20. 30, block A, map of
Beach Park James w. and Isabella
@. Hughes to Michael Cutting, nom.
Lots Nos. 81 %. same block, same
map, IN to same, nom.
Lot No. 6. map of Garretson
Homestead In ~Seuthfeld, Chas. Fl.
Flanagan to Louise Lechner, nom-
Lots Nos. 40, AL, map of the
new village OF Concord; Chas. and
Madeline Bang to Frank Zavatsky,
nom.
Fifth Ward.
Lots Nos. 22, 20, "a, rs, 81, map
OF Sketch of ffty-three lots be-
longing to Inter Island Realty Com
pany to w. G. Reeves & Company,
Inc, nom.
N. Seguine road or avenue; Philip
T. De Waters to John =. and Cath
crime j.. Gallagher, nom.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23


was held Saturday night at the home
OF the latfer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Suffer, in Butler avenue, Rich
mond Valley, Saturday night, at
which about twenty-five guests were
present.
Walter BIe1mer has returned to
his duties ON the ferryboat, Perth
Amboy, after a recent illness.
Watson Joiine Ia able to be out
after q recent dllness.
A motor van broke down In Pleas
Plains last night, causing a delay of
several hours
A rehearsal OF the Holy Name
Dramatic Club was held in the paro-
chial school In Prospect street last
night.
John G. Murphy, OF Amboy ave-
nue., fell In q creek near Sea Breeze
Saturday while crossing on the ice,
narrowly escaping a good soaking.
A meeting of Richmond Temple,
Pythian Sisters, was held last night.
Bentley Lodge. Odd Fellows, met
last night.
A meeting OF the board or direc-
of the Tottenville Veteran Fire
men Association will be held tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
TOTTENvILL.E

Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Androvette and
son Kenneth, Of Brooklyn. were the
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Androyette, owe Sum
day.
Mrs. r. j. Sprague will entertain
the Thimble Club tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Clara Knothe. OF Kreischer-
vile, visited In Perth Amboy yes
terday.
A reception In honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Collins. OF Brooklyn,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

Charles Durham, Lovington, Ill.
wet the bed every night clear thro'
ON the floor. I tried several kinds
of kidney medicine and ! was in the
drug store looking for something
different to help him when I heard
Of Foley Kidney Pills. After he had
taken them two days we could see o
change and when he had taken two
thirds OF a bottle he was cured. That
il about six weeks ago and he has
not wet In bed since
IAISEKs9 DRUG COMPAkA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
HEAD or NICARAGUA RESIGNS.

President Mara bewxte American De-
Fsand For Frse Elections.
Colon. Jan. 23.-Reifabie information
reaching here tells OF the resignation
of General Luis MeTsa as president ct
Nicaragua.
The American demand for free presi-
DENTAL elections apparently was taken
by Mena to mean the notification of
the act OF the Nicaraguan congress
which elected him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

Third Ward Shows Large
Number of Transactions.

During the past week there has
been considerable activity in the real
estate field, particularly In the Third
Ward. Tia Wooa-Harmon Company
lie again leading with the largest
number OF aales On Staten Island.
though ether real estate firms are re-
tons, all of which are destined to
develop the borough.
One of the largest judgments ever
recorded In this county was that OF
John r. Binns against the Vitograph
Company OF America far the sum of
413,646.S9. Other Judgments were
recorded of smaller amounts.
The following are the real estate
transactions In Richmond County as
recorded In the county clerks office
during the past week:
Deetae-First Ward.
Lot No. "a, map or property be-
longing TO New Brighton Realty
Company formerly known aa the
Haven Estate; David and Paula
Bteinberg to Henry r. Cumtois, $10e.
Lot No. Z, map OF property Of the
Estate OF Maria vredenberg at West
New Brighton Emma 81. Mclaughlin
to jacob Kettner, nom.
Lots Nos. 10, 20, map OF property
OF Mary A. Baldwin Douglas tn Va
lage of New Brighton John Geary to
Ellen Geary, nom.
Second Ward.
Lots Nos. III. H. block 20A Ad-3
dltion No. q, map Of Wood-Harmon
Richmond Realty Company Wood
Harmon Richmond Realty Company
to Alfred J. and Edith M. Murphy,
nom.
Third Ward.
Iots Nos. 3, GIL, "a, ia, "a, ~,
fe2. 103, 1A4 and I85. ~reamended
map OF property of Richmond Ter
race Realty Company In the Third
Ward, Herman Schir to Improvers'
Land Company, nom
Lot No. 40, map OF property be-
longing to Emma II. Griffith, Ella
H. Post and Minnie FL. Van Ripper
at Port Richmond; George #. and
Louisa M. Ochs to Charles .. Miller,
nom.
Lots Nos Al, As, ~, 80, 81, block
$40, Addition No. 3. map of Woodr
Harmon Richmond Realty Company
TO william Eva Adelnaan, nom.
Lots Nos n, rs, block 306, saFfs
map, same addition, same to August
FL. Lehman, nom.
Lots Nos. So. 81, block 300, same
map, same addition, same to Mary
Oster, nom.
Lots Nos. g. z. block 420, Ad-
dition No. A, same map, same to
Caesar Di Somma, nom.
Lots Nos. %, %, block 401, same
addition, same map, same to ID. Wal
ter Taylor, nom.
Lot No. 30, map Of property be-
longing to Erastus Wiman 1t Elm
Park; Emma T. Donnelly to Sarah G.
Attridge, nom.
1856 TT. W Heberton venue ON Pal
mer avenue; Alvin Simonson to Pc
ter Larsen. nom.
N Albion place 13g 9 Heberton
avenue. William A and Victoria D.
Anderson to George SchradHr. nom.
Lots Nos q. &. ra-amended man OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

Gratis from every part OF the country
who attended the banquet. The
notable thing about It all IA that the
atmosphere of the banquet was I'M
friendly until after the New Jsrsas
governor had made his speech. The
arrangements for the affair were in
the hands of Democratic reactiona
ries. The program was to give
Wilson "a FROST IL possible.
But the thing the anti-Wiison
Democrats had hoped would happen
did not happen. They were obliged
TO admit at the close of the banquet
that Governor Wilson had been tbs
hero of the night.
Democrats, IN commenting on the
Wilson speech and the reception the
governor received, said today It wal
not SO much the speech as the man.
although the speech was notable.
Probably three-fourths OF the men at
the banquet had never seen Cover
nor Wilson until he entered the BAN
quet hail. He had not been SPEAKING
three minutes until the banqueters
realized that a leader OF men Wa
before them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23
SCHOOL LECTURES GIVEN.

The lecture given last night In
public school, No. 8, Rossville, was
of considerable interest to the large
audience present. James r. Lynch,
the lecturer. took for his subject,
Oregon, the Land of the Big Red
Apple" In which he spoke OF the
fruit culture in Oregon and the
northwest. He showed the variety
of fruit raised and care of orchards.
The lecture was illustrated by ster-
eopticon views. At Moravian church,
Great Kills, Mrs. Emma p. Telford
leetured on among the People OF
the Balkans 1t was illustrated by
stereoptieon views.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-23

cariston was prepared to change his
plea to guilty.
Mr.. zach led the rns immediately
before Justice Clarke. who imposed
the swelse-ysar sentence. Sinclair
who still maintains his Innocence,
Win be tried next Monday.