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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Velvet roads glide up to meet YOU,
skim beneath ana rush away,
Other cars honk hOnk to greet you,
Babe ahoy!" they cry to-day.
Hurk' The valves sing soft ard steady,
silent chains run smooth and swift,
Cylinders are cool and ready
steel gears humming as they shift.
strength NJ sixty horses rocks you.
In your tonneau cradle, sweet,
Stanch springs bend so nothing shocks you
while the lightning pistons beat.
All, in slumber YOU are stirring,
Motion nils your dreams with Joy.
Yes that II the motor purring.
Little mile-a minute boy!
IT. srASrvy HAsxrSs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Kindly let me know which is correct.
A said in speaking about an order. they
voded IT.: d said 1T was made void
is correct A. F. EvERs.
One can readily construct the scene Of
the debate, the manipulation OF the key
board and the boss debating a letter.
the occurrence OF an unusual locution
leading to high discussion OF English as
she Is spoke. Judgment affirmed to A,
without costs. To void a contract or an
order exhibits the transtlve use of the
verb which runs through its history In
n long series. When the verb expresses
the sense with beautiful precision the use
OF a circumlocution TO express the sense
Is indicative OF a limited vocabulary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Cribbage C. c. r. says Playing two
hand A makes n small run in play, which
he fails to notice. r calls "muggins,"
and scores II for himself. A bets that
there In no law which penalties a player
for taking too few points, but only for
taking too many.
1t is common practice to take mug
gins, on the ground that the points are
there, and II one player does not see
them and the other does the one that
sees them should score them. In walker
on Cribbage," however, Law 30 says
that there Is no penalty for scoring too
few points as asserts, 1t IL usually
better to agree beforehand as to whether
mugg!ns shal! count or not, Just as
lurches are agreed to.
O. T. NJ, says a bets that straight
flush does not count double NJ crbbage
and that the player must call II one or the
other for five holes.
A IL wrong, as all the possible combine
tons In hand may be pegged, II tn
run Is all In the same suit the hand Is
worth ten holes to start with, and there
may he fifteen In II as well. Any Sc
querce lower than 3 . 10 J q must hav,
AZ least one fifteen In II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

7 quote from your answer TO A. r. In
TIE SUN for September 10;
Earlier than this we find In Spain
the 'Chanson de Mambrou' with a Moor
ish source before 1t was brought to the
PENINSULA"
Why, pray, should you, writing in Eng
lsh about Spanish song. put Its name
In French' II you did not wish to use
the original. ia Canclon de Mambru,"
why not translate 1t into English, your
text language? | pause for a reply.
J. f. MORENO.
Objection sustained
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

An unusual case OF negligence against
a railroad company was heard by the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals,
Sixth Circuit. in McCalman vs.. Illinois
Central Railroad Company. The action
was brought for injuries to railroad
guard who was hurt during n strike as
a result of collision with posse OF dep
uty marshals sent to crossing where
the guard was stationed as the result
of n telephone message that there was
trouble at that point. The marshals mis-
took the guards for strikers and fred
question for the Jury as to whether
notify the marshals and guards OF the
presence OF the other The court said:
I'VE conclude upon the whole, that the
instant case should have been submitted
to the jury under appropriate instruc-
tions, and consequently that II was error
to grant the motion to direct. Any pre-
SUMPTION that the defendants notified the
deputy marshals of the presence of the
guards at the road crossing was overcome
by the clear tendency OF the evidence The
telephone message sent and received for
the marshals fails to show any allusion
to the railroad guards, The language OF
the deputy who opened the firing AZ tho
crossing was totally inconsistent with the
idea that the niarshals thought the men
found there were railroad guards and,
moreover. II cannot be assumed thar
deputy nrarshals would have o. = a
murderous fre upon men they -d
were there 60 aid them 10
trouble Mt the yards"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

II. r. s. H. asks the rule with regard
10 taking faced cards before and after
the draw
\ card faced in dealing the Original
hand must he taken. A card faced IN
dealing for the draw cannot he taken
aud IS not replaced until all the others
have been helped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Auction Pitch. J. r. L. says: Four are
playing and the game point Is tie be-
tween c and ID. Meth of them being the
bidder. c bets that he scores II. as h
is nearer eldest hand than d.
No score for game when the point is
n tie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Poker. NJ r. H. says Jack pot is
opened hut not called What must the
opener show?
II he has drawn cards openers only
II he has not drawn cards the whole
hand.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Shasta Sam. T II. wants to know
wherein this game differs from California
Jack.
The stock remains face down and the
trump is determined by cutting before the
deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Dice. IT. NJ K. says; a bets that r.
he were TO take n box fresh from the
factory containing n gross OF dice and
threw the whole la on tho table at ono
time the odds would he against there
being twentyfour OF any named number
from one to six turning up. What are
the odds?
A decision on this would turn on
whether exactly "a, or "a or more was
meant. Tho possible throws with IA
dice are multiplied by itself 144 times,
and the throws that would not contain
the named face would he 8 multiplied by
itself LA times
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Patience Poker. r. p. u. asks II any
readers of THE Sun have tried playing
this game with the addition of allowing
each player five discards.
This was tried s-me time this summer
giving the player thirty cards instead oi
twenty-five. but compelling him to dis
card one card at time without seeing
any but the next card that turned up
II the cards are called (for several com
petitors) the result is the same
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Representative William a. Ashbrook
of Ohio received an almost fearful letter
recently from n woman in his district
implorinR him not to send any more
Government seeds or bulbs into their
once tranquil home. II seems that Ash
brook, not content with sending a few
radish and lettuce seeds, had franked a
large consignment OF narcissus and
tulip bulbs as nuggets OF good cheer to
few of the more fortunate among his
constituents.
One woman set only part of the bulbs
into the ground and put the others
away for future reference. Then she
hired new cook and shortly there
after gave a dinner, n feature OF which
was to be a certain kind OF salad con-
tanning onions. Many "A thoughtrui
reader has doubtless guessed by now
what happened-how the bitter taste ~
the narcissus bulbs inadvertently sub
stituted for onions complicated the
feast-and how all was woe.
1--WE will not care for any more Gov
eminent bulbs" the woman wrote to
Ashbrook; 1.-THE flowers could not pos
sibly recompense for th~ trouble we
[ had over the salad"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Objection sustained,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11

Newton d. Baker of Cleveland was
talking to President Wilson here re-
Gently.
There's one thing you have accom-
plished by personal example on which
must congratulate you" remarked
Baker.
What's that?" asked the President.
why" said Baker. you have made
education almost respectable"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06

These contracts were sled In the eoun-
& clerks Office today.
+. W. Grover, owner, With FREDERICK
Aeu. contractor, general work. SLIT no
location given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oelschleger, owners With
Emil Meiser, contractor, general WORK,
SlbO5; - Mead street.
Robert RtehEer,. ON ner, With Matthias
lIiltgeu, contractor. general work, So
400 3OJ Sixteenth avenue
Edward y. Kearney. owner, with Vim
eenzo Cardeilichio, CONTRACTOR. plumbing,
81, 70; southeast corner Maple avenue
and Monroe place, Montclair.
Catherine SchWarzwaelder. owner with
Ferdinand krack, contractor. alterations,
s2,29O; northwest corner Springfield ave-
uue and Holland street. same owner
with Aluis Wlasak, contractor, aitera-
tions, s2,5l5: saIne premises.
seven oaks Co. owners, with Louis
STREET, contractor, plumbing. s1,36S; 2Oe
Highland avenue. Orange. Same owners
with Frederick ". Struck. contractor,
carpenter. 1892 same premises. Same
owners with W. j. Bowman. contractor.
mason work, s59I72; same premises.
Same owners with Fred T. Weeks, con-
tractor, painting. $1S5; same premises.
Mnthias Hiltgen, contractor. general
work, $500; 1872 South Twelfth street.
This contract 10 take the place OF the
ono filed June ?. 1914.
William Walsh, owner, with William
A. kinsey, contractor. iron work, eo56;
Eighth avenue and High street.
O'Aeill * O'Aeiil, owners, with p. pei
leoehia, contractor, general work, ST.
200: 81 Union street
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06
LEGAL NOTICES


N CHANCER1 OF NEW JERSEf-Be-
tween Edward l.. Davis, et ais, complain
ants ana Callle v. lIill, ct ais. defendants
On bin for partition.
the Court of Chancery Of New Jersey, IN the
above stated cause on January 18th 1914
! l. Thomas A. Davis one OF The Special Mas
ters in chancery Of New jersey will eN-
pose for sale at public yendue, in the main
corridor on the first floor of the Court House.
in the City of Newark, New Jersey, on
at half-past two o'clock in the afternoon.
those two certain tracts Of land, one OF
which IS in the City Of East Orange, County
of Essex and State Of New Jersey, bounded
aud described as follows
Beginning In the northerly line OF Sussex
avenue as now established, az point dis
tant essterly one hundred and eighty-ive
feet from the easterly line OF Sterling street
as recently altered by the township OF East
Orange; running thence easterly along the
northerly line OF Sussex avenue twenty-five
feet; thence northerly at right angles TO
said avenue nnety-siX and hity hundredths
feet; thence westerly parallel with sussex
avenue twenty-five feet; thence southerly
parallel with the second course ninety-slx
and fifty hundredths feet TO the place Of be-
Beinr the same premises conveyed 10 the
said Giles r. Hin by Harry Adams and
corded IN Bools S-4e Of Deeds for Essex
County, page IS, aud the other OF which Is
in tho city of Newark, county or Essex and
State Of New Jersey, bounded and described
as follows;
Beginning on the eastefly side Of Second
street, at a point distant one hundred and
eighty-thres feet five inches from its inter
section with the northerly side OF Sussex
avenue; thence til south ffty- seven degrees
twenty-five minutes east seventy SIX feet
three inches; thence 10 north thirty de-
grees twenty-five minutes east twenty five
feet TO lot No. IS; thence 49, north dfty-
seven degrees twenty-five minutes west
soventy-seven feet six inches to second street
aforesaid; thence 90 along same south
thirty-two degrees thirty-five minutes west
49, mnaNr
Being lot No. "A ON a map Of property
made by Dunn & Thompson for the Rose
VILE Land Company, and being the same
premises conveyed by Nicholal Brewer.
widower. TO the said Giles T. Hill by deed
dated September IL 1905. and recorded IL
book Y-40 Of deeds for Essex County. on
page 81. Including the estate and interest
In dover OF the defendant. Cailie V. Hi.
widow Of Giles T. Hiii. deceased IN the
said tracts Of land and premises. and IN
Guiding also the inchoate rights OF dover Of
the compartments, Bette f.. Davis Mary b.
Davis Mary 3. Hin and Alice Hill and the
defendant Amanda Hiil. wives OF the com
plainants, Edward 4. Davis. Thomss Henr1
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1o5x215 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, Ira NJ Taylor ct al 10 same, East
Orange. 5 William st, 1877 fl y
FIR Prospect ST. SlXi2J ...........
Allen De B. Ballentinc to Northern
Improvement Company, irving
ton, u S Park pl, $50 # " fr Yale
John +. Monahan sheriff 10
Rachel Il. cadmus, Caldwell, RI
fr Franklin TO Little Falls. div
line lands William and Anthony
Gadmus (no dimensionst.
/ Same TO Lehigh Building and Loan
/ Association. fryington, lot l., blk
| d, map Linden Park Tract. .....
| Same to Camptown Building and
Loan Association, IrYington,
orange pl, 1876 II " fr Orange az,
2JX125; and other tract. .........
| Co-Operative Realty Company 10
John p. Contrell. bloomfield, S
cor Morse ay and Llewellyn az,
S9XlO0 ...........-... ..-.#.#......
/ Barbara Gmelner aud hus TO Mar
garet \. jacobs. Orange, " 5 Lib
erty st. adj lands Catharlne Me
Donough, BOX f2j; ana other tract
| Margaret A. Jacobs to Valentine
! Gmeiner, Orange, same prop.....
| Nutley Manor Land Company TO
Louis A. Maurer. IrTiugton.
| S. Twentieth st. 1SS IT fr Haw
thorne av, 25x100 ..........
I " AillhhA H. all Ct a. NNENN1NAbAHg
! to George L. Jernsky, West Or
| ange. W Valley rd, 1872 fl S fr
Hazel av, 30x125 ......,..........
| Same to Helen VI. Johnson, South
Orange, s " cor Bowdoin st and
Harvard az, 150xiJ0. ............
| Elizabeth J. Davis and hus to uar-
/ riet {. Taylor. South Orange, 3
! Burnet st. go it II { fr land Il. =.
| Brewer, I5S150 ...................
! Sarah X. Walker and hus to VII
/ liam L. Headley, Iryington, "
/ Union av, 81 It S fr Clinton
Cemetery. 741x575. ....,..........
| Olive Il. Welker and hus TO Mary
| G. Taylor, East Orange, W cor
| Springdale and Brighton avs,
100x150 ...................
William A. Hewlett to Angelo
/ Luciano. Orange. s c Lincoln
av, 100 IT n Fl Mechanic ST, 2Jx100
! Jerome Doyle ct al to John T.
Eddy. Montelair, " Park st,
| $50, 1t n FIR Macopin av, 130x150;
and other tract .........,.......
| Edward Eyrich to Katherine Frick.
| Irvington, S S Ieadwell aY, 12J IT
| fr Oak ay. 50X24S. ...........
| Wilbur Y. Brown (trustee) to Hy
| ID. Vehslage, Irvlngton, W S Myr
tie az, 41S It n IF monument
stone, I0X11o ....................
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New York Produce Market


INTELLECTUALLY continues ele-
giant and trade was good yesterday.
as It had been all the week. The
close was a little easier in tone, but
quotations remained unchanged.
Prices: Creamery extras, 27Q27Izc;
firsts, 25ss@26hc; seconds. 23G25c;
thirds, 210221sc; State dairy tubs.
finest, 25ts@26c; good to. prime, 2S1a
q25c; common to fair. 19@25c proc
ess extra, 21@211sc; firsts, 1sls@201ac;
lower grades, 17@181sc: ladies. cur
rent make, firsts, is@l9Ac: seconds,
| lS018lsc; packing stock, current
make. No ?, 17017iAc; lower grades,
l5G16hc.
CHEEsE-There was further ad-
vance of &c yesterday, with every
probability of higher prices later. De-
mand was good, and receipts barely
fill orders, hence the advance. Mar
lSet closed in good condition, With
higher tendencies. Prices: State,
whole milk, fresh, colored and white,
specials, 14Ac; colored and white,
average fancy. 14ke; undergrades,
12G14c; State, skim, fresh specials,
11A@12c; poor to fair. 5@sRc; full
skins or badly defective. 1h@4c.
Enthusiastically there was a
strong demand for high grade stock
Sales of extra firsts at 221sc caused
an advance of &c. Dirties were not
so active and were down nc on No.
IS. Nearby eggs were in good quail
ity and market cleaned up we'll There
was some speculating trade in held
stock. Prices follow: Fresh gathered
extras, 93@24c; extra frsts, 21A@
221sc: firsts, 20@21c; dirtIes, No. /,
17% @18c; No. 2, 15@17Ac; Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery whites,
large, fancy, 24@241ac; hennery
browns, 23@24c; browns and mixed
colors, 1s1a@22sc; Baltimore duck,
20Q2Sc; Western, 1s@21c: Tennessee
and other Southern, $4,000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06
LEGAL NOTICES


IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
NEW JERSEY.
United States of America VS.. Twenty 1--WE
cases, more or less. Of Beans. On informa-
tion. &c.
In obedience to a monitor Of seizure 10 me
directed. In the sbove-entitled cause. have
seized and taken into nay possession the roll
lowing described, 10 wit: Twenty-Five cases,
more or less OF Beans, for the causes set
forth IN the libel now pending IN the [; ).
District Court for the District Of New Jer-
sey at Trenton, y. ]. ] hereby give notice
TO all persons claiming the said described.
twenty five cases more or less. Of Beans or
knowing or having anything 90 say why the
Same should not be condemned and forfeited,
and the proceeds thereof distributed accord
ing to the prayer OF the libel that they DC
and appear before the said Court 10 be hold
In and for the District of Sew Jersey. at the
United States Court Room, IN tho CITY OF
Trenton. on the twenty-ninth Gay OF June
1914, at 1880 o'clock on the forenoon Of that
day, II the same shall be s day OF turlsdtc-
lion otherwise on the next dsy or turisdic-
ton thereafter. then and there 10 interpose
& claim for the same, and to make their
allegations In that behalf.
ALBERT BOLISCHWEILER.
L. S. Marshall. District of New Jersey,
J. Warren Davis.
United States Attorney. JetilS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06
TRANSFERS.


William J. Ludwig to John {.
Elsele, cor Bloomfield av and
y. Ninth st, 60x75.
John +. Monahan fsherifl to Ben
Jamin Wulach, Broome 81,
2GT # 5 Fl 5. Orange AZ. 25x100..
Adolph Samuel to Bronislaw Sui
kowski, " : Belmont aY. 100 It
= a " fr Kinney 81, 25xt00. ........
ernest Brauer ct nj 10 Mathilda NJ.
Mortler. q $ State st, Ill e IF
Belleyille ay, 2dx125. .............
dohn +. Monahan tsheriff) to Scally
Catuso, Smith st, e land
ONetll, lOUX212 ..................
Anna j. Seymour to James NJ. Sey-
lnour, known as 40 Lawrence st.
lOXl3 ...................
Robert d. Kent (trusteel 10
Hutchinson Company, S Mont
clair ay, 80 ft fr First st, 50x liz
Lyman Mehl TO Leah !. Abeles, 5
Montgomery st, 100 TT Fl Charl-
ton st. 25x106
Leah J. Abeles to Hyman Neil.
same prop .......... .......:.....
Lena Koaloff and hus TO william
II. Burkhorn Company, W : =.
Ninth st, 10 IT S fr Fifteenth az,
2OXJo ......t.......... ............
Same 70, SAINT, c > FabyHn pl, 20
II Ii Fl Hawthorne av, 35x120. -.
John 7. Eddy to jerome Doyle.
" Broad st, ! 1t $ fr lot II. N.
Jones. 24X11O Recommendations.
William ID. Jones ct al to Harry
a. Murray, Ridge st, POO It n
fr Arlington av, 13x73. ...........
Same TO Horace L. Brooke, e s
Ridge st, 26s # fr Abingdon
Nv, o0Alo .............--.... -.
Bazyl FedczysZyn to Mayk Melnyk.
Ferdinand st, 102 # W fr s.
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REAL ESTATE

Twentieth st, ? IT. II in. p IT.
/ Ulysses d. Brewster to Louise Leb
kneeher. u " cor Baliantine
! pkwy and Mt. Prospect av, 96X i40
/ Mary Steck ct al TO John Verrier,
% 1t IF n " cor Orange and Gray
/ SIS, Z0Aluo -.......,...........
| Marion 5. Owens TO Ernest Brauer
ct al, G state st. ia It Il fr
Belleville av, 26x125 ...........
John Il. Murray, jr., to Joseph V,
/ 1upo, Ii e cor Chestnut st aud
New Jersey Railroad av, soN91.
Charles Muller TO William l..
Kneller, . S. Twelfth st, 150 It
$ fr Thirteenth av, 50x100. .......
William L. kneller to Dora Segal,
@ s. Twentieth st. 100 II ) IT
Thirteenth aY, 50X100; and other
tract ....................
TOWNSHIPS.
Nutley Realty Company to Richard
c. LADDERS, Nutley, n " s Hill
side ay. 210 IT . W Fl Kingsland
/ st, 60X20T .................
Everett Harrison to David ". Mil
| Ter. Verona, W ) Grove nv. 8
land Aiettn Personetta, 5ox99. -.
| Peoples Realty Company TO John
I IL. Dunn & Sons, East Orange,
" s Norwood 81, I36 1T IT 5.
Orange. ny, 30S1UO ...............
ANN L. Whittlesey tcyecutor) to
Frederick Iathsam, West Orange,
! v Watching ay, $50 IT c fr
| Ridge ay, 2JXl00 .....,..........
! Nutley Realty Company to Ernest
| ". Picker. Nutley, n W 5 Hill
side av, $50 fl " II Kingsland
| st, G0x2O5 ........ ........
| Elroy Heudley to BOuntiful Realty
! Company, Belleville, I'd fr
| bloomfield to Belleville, past +.
r McCloskey's house, 175x1S2. 49,.
Sarah e. Taylor TO Woman Clubs
Realty Company, East Orange, n
cor William st and Morton pl,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06

PUBLIC NOTICE Ia hereby given that the
Following ordinance mas been passed BY the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
and approved by the Mayor Of the City or
Newark. and pursuant 70 Chapter So OF the
state Laws Of 1908 Is hereby published BY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK

Ike Lustbader to Orator Investment
Company. southeast corner Bowery and
Mott streets, 81 200.
Maria ID. Barese to Joseph Coult, jr.
ttrusteel, north side Park street. 81 feet
west from Cherry street, and other tract
$4,000.
Elvira Fermicola and husband TO Raj
faele Confessore south side Oliver street
241 feet east from Jefferson street, $1,000
Bronislaw Sulkowski TO Adolph Samuel
west side Belmont avenue, 80 feet north
west from Kinney street, S13,500.
Herbert L. Smith to Annie Smith, west
side North Smith street, 260 feet north
from South Orange avenue, $500.
Frederick Mueller to Security Savings
Bank southeast corner Central avenue
and Fourth street, $4,000
John Yerrier to Eleventh Ward Build
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

OF a strip three and thirty-tYe one nun
dredths feet wide along the northerly side OF
ARLINGTON AVENUE. between North Ienth
street aud North Thirteenth street.
Passed June I, 1914.
C. r RRAEMER.
President of the Board Of street and Water
Commissioners.
A. L. SWAIN,
Acting Clerk OF the Board.
Approved June 5. 1914.
JACOB HAUSSLING.
Yes-5t Mayor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06
CERTIFICATE or DECREASE OF CAPT.



Estate OF Aaron Peck. q corporation Of
New Jersey. doth hereby certify that It has
decreased its capital stock from twenty avs
thousand dollars s25, 0oo). consisting OF tive
hundred and nifty ESQ shares, 10 ten thou
sand dollars $50 000). consisting OF one
hundred (l0O) shares OF one hundred dollars
1900 each By retiring one hundred snd
ATTY d5O) shares OK said stock; said de-
crease Of capital stock having been declared
bv resolution Of the board OF directors Of
said corporation 20 be advisable. and having
been duly and regularly sssented to BY the
VOC OF more than two-thirds IN interest Of
tbe stockholders having voting powers at
meeting duly -ailNi by the board OF direc-
tore for that PURPOSE and held a. the princt-
rsl Office OF the corporation. no. 81 North
sixth street Newark, n. j.. On the
tWentieth day Of April. A. D. 1914. and the
,sritten ass. Mt OF said stockholders 10 ap-
psnded 20 the certificate OF amendment ct
me articles Of Incorporation Of said cor
i,nration FLED IN the office OF the Secretars
q state on the fourth day OF May, A. D.
1914.
caused this certificate 20 be slgned lg ne
PRESIDENT and secretary and its corporate
seal 10 be hereto affixed the tweiftn Jay o.
May A. y. 1914.
Estate OF WI. HALSEI PECK.
tSeal Fresaoonf
1909 EDM- II. FECA-
Aaron Peck Secretary.
Attest:
- T re, myIs.ss.so iss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the accounts
of the subscribers, executors OF the estate
of Simon Scheuer late of Newark, deceased.
have been filed Ia the Office OF the Clerk OF
the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, and
will be sudited and stated and reported for
settlement to the said court, 81 Chsncery
Chambers, Newark, on June IS, 1914, at ten
O'Clock III the forenoon.
EELlG SCHEUER,
MOSES SCHEUER,
JACOB ROTH.
Executors OF the last Will and testament OF
Simon Scheuev deceased.
Dated Newark. n. j.. May l6 1914.
Howe & Dasls. Solicitors