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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-24
CRARL TON CLIPS
 OFF HIS RECORD

SDYNEY, N. s. w., Feb. 24-An- drew Charlton, b, has become the swimming .dol of Australia as the re- suit of his recent feat of breaking by 19 seconds the worlds record fer the half-mle. which had been eslab- lished at II minutes, "A and 1-5 sec onds by Norman Ross.
 Charlton first showed promise three years ago when he won several races against adult swimmers. He has i'm proved since then beyond all exrecta tions. A remarkable stature is be lieved to be responsible for his ac. compishments His normal chest measurement is 3Sla inches and he has an expansion of 41a inches
 His stroke is rhythmic With ar exceptional capacity over long dis tances His opponents in the half mile race included Christie. former holder of the championship, and Wilkes Charlton led from the start and increased his advantage until he led Christie. who was in second place, by more than 100 yards at the finish.
 One of the mos impressed men over Charltons performance was W W. Harris of Honolulu, champion sprint swimmer who has been tour ing Australia. He said:
 "It was the most wonderful thing ever saw. To see a boy, b years old, chop 19 seconds from a world $ record is almost incredible. A won derful would ensue if Johnny Weismuller. the American cham pion, could meet Charlton. Wets muller is IS years old and we don't know what he can really do
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-24
ANOTHER DOG DERBY

QUEBEC. Feb. 24-Jeab Lebel won the second heat yesterday in the International dog derby run over a 36-mile course covering the distance in three hours and 5S minutes.
 Lebel also won the first hes. Thurs lay over the 45-mile course.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-24
MORCAN'S DOC ENTRY WINS BIC DERBY FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE
 TIME; 200 MILES IN q HOURS

THE PAS, Feb. 24.-Coyerng the 200.mile course in PC hours and B minutes, Bill Grayson, veteran hush CT, driving C. E. Morgan's seyen-dog entry, won the annual non stop derby.
 A. Ruhsick, of The Pas, Was sec ond, and w. Winterton was third
 This is the third consecutive race won by Morgan's team, which gives
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-24

t.m permanent possession Of the Burns cup.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-24
CALIFORNIA U. TRIMS
 STANFORD QUINTET IN
 GAME AT BASKETBALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb 24.-The University of California defeated the Stanford University quintet in basketball here last night 33 to IT.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-24
CREE LOSES FIGHT; ALSO
 HIS CROW N

NEW YORK, Reb. 24. - Gene Tnnney, of New York, regained the American light heayyweight cham pionship last night when he gained the judges decision over Harry Greb, of Pittsburgh, title holder The contest went the full 15 rounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-02-24
PENDERGAST SIGNS
 WITH FRISCO CLUE

SANTA CLARA, Cal, Feb. 24.-- Tom Peadergast, sOurhpaw pitcher of the University of Santa Clara base ball team, has been signed by the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast Leaguc. He will not report until 1924. according to the terms of the contract.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-09-27
Australia VIII Have
Capital Like the u. S.

Melbourne. next session Of the
Australian parliament viii be IN Gan
bsz7a, the new FEDERAL capital which,
Ike Washington. D. c., Is a city 10
Gated and planned for the special pur-
pose Of being q national capital. The
Australian capital was laid out by an
American architect Walter Buriey
GriHan OF Chicago.
CGnberra is situated On splendid
andulating plateau about 1900 Nsss
above sea lexsl, a little to the noTth
u the highest peaks Of the Australian
Alps.
The city site is divided by EArss
large sheets Of water, supplied by the
sluggish MeIengio river, and adorned
by parks and beulevards Aha pap
lament house and government build
ings WIN face central lake. with
streets laid out IA oetagoRal feRm
around them. On one side Will BE-
fan-shaped residential qnaraeR; sn tao
ether The unfveewssy. KsAnicipai' and tn
dus9rsai cenkeEs.
Main thsEougAsasss &Ei& raasSAss
fsssm sha parliament hzzIfGlaw.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1923-09-27

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of
writ OF e. ia. to me directed, isssed out OF
the Court of Chaucery of the State OF New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public ven
due, on
MONDAY, the 1znd DAY OF OCTOBER, rea3.
between the hours OF y O'Clock AVID O'Clock
at the Court House, in the Borough Of Free
hold County OF Monmouth, New Jersey 10
satisfy z decree Of said court amounting to
approximately &I,ir9-oo.
Iu the hrst place three shares Of the twenty
Fifth series and Sus share of the Twenty
seventh series Of shares Of the Atlantic
Highlands Building and Loan Association and
premises. With the sppurtenaBces, in the BILL
Of complaint In the said cause particularly set
forth and described, that is to say;
All that certain tract or parcel Of land ard
premises, hereinafter parsicu lar1y described,
situate, lying and beiHg in the Borough Of
Atlantic Highlands, III the County Of Monmouth
and State Of New Jersey, being known and
ing Lots for sale at the Atlantic Highlands.
New Jersey. by John S. Hubbard. 1882, as
Lot Number One Hundred and sixsy-one lf6Il
fronting on South Avenue,
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Stella williams and william M. Williams
by deed from Mary Z. Holbrook Trustee
dated Juns as, lolo and recorded in the Men
mouth County Clerks Once ia Book s7o Of
Deeds. on pages ze5, etc.
Seized as the property Of william b. Will
lia1us ux, taken in execution at the suit of
Atlantic Highlands Building and Loan Assoc
citation, body corporate, and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sheriff.
Dated septem Der as T9zs.
SNYDER x RcBHSrs, solicitors sEss0@
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SSHERIFF'S BALB.-By virtue Of a
t6e Court of chsucery of the state Of New ax-
Asy will be exposed TO sale at public vsndsa,
MONDAY, the a1nd DAY Of OCTOBER, 1884,
(at one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day ,
at the Court Housc, in the Borough of
Freehold eOanX Of a n nm nth Nav lss
ing to approximately ss,o4z.oo.
Iii that certain lot, tract or parcel Of
iaad aud premises hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate, lying and being in
The Township OF Ocean, in the County Of Non
outs and State New Jersey, at Long
81 aHeb,
seginniug at point in the north aide Of
Brighton avenue distant two hundred and sew
~ ty-four feet two inches easterly along the
north side Of said avenue from a marble mon
umsnt standing on the north side Of said
Brighton avenue at the south east csrner Of a
lot Of land now or formerly belonging to Isa-
belle Isabsau, said point being aiso the be
ginainR corner Of lot of land conveyed by
the said sullivan 4 Weston to Iohn sioane
northeriy along the west line Of said lot two
hundred feet to the northwest corner thereof,
thence l7l westerly parallel with Brighton
parallel with the hrst course two hundred feet
to ths north side Of said Brighton avenue,
thence l4l easteriy along the north side there
OF twenty feet to the point OF place Of begin
nins.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Kari MUM, BY dead bearing date April
zsth, 1881 from Sullivan II. Weston, no wiiel.
which said deed is recorded IN the Monmouth
County Clerks Once in Book 47T. pages arg &c
seized as the property q Karl Hubs
ct ais, taken in execution at the suit Of
Frank Marsh. Surviving executor and Trustee
under the last will and testament Of Theodore
w. Marsh, deceased, and to be sold BY
WALTER n. GRAyArT, shsEix.
Dated September "a, Ie7s.
vRxELAFp & wILsoE, soiisitors tsI,s4
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aSEDlIl PITCHER GWEN
BULK CK FRIENDS ESTATE
Y@safw Player Gets Nest ct
S76;Oo0 len By a aeisSk

] NMw k.ezsOn. cema.---A uea&sbes's
hxS vsc Lad fxsnxd In st1hifa1sr
Mrxs1s ku.aamk Il ability as osss-
ball pitcher. wfu receive the bulk OF
IA $1,000 ese2@ Of Robert W. Hal
Ian, retired Merfden Cutlery company
superintendent, whose viii was lied
here recently.
The instrument leaves $1,000 In
trust to q sister, who has died. and
U.OO0 each to four nieces, &e,0Oo each
TO Rev. e. G. Reynolds. a retired min
lister of Glastonbury. and Floyd ROBIN
son, who were friends Of the decea 500.
Fe two neighbors is left $500 each aald
10 another. Mrs. Alice Powers 5000
Ia trust.
The residue goes to Elmer F. Radez,
aged eighteen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George RAIDER, with the provision thAE
he 20 to college. In the event ~ AIS
death without issue Il is Stipulated
that the money be divided axsone. All
Saints church, Y. n. 9. A.. Bogs dHA'
SC.
Young RAIDER vas graduane1 Hzn
ABERDEEN high r<1sel aaa Junss whaxs
ae pitched on The baseball tegn. Klr-
Haliaa took 3 llk1ng 10 the boy ana
cheered him frequently for his pascAr
Ing. while Raiders little acte d
shoushtfuiress made deep snRss@
den en- Mr.. Italian and his wife. Ths
latter died about year aga. ne .sszae
dren being bern 70 the ccupt&
Youn9 RAIDERS hare Of tna wzesss
va total nearly $4,000 ard win -
epde the $1,000 beVueathsd' to rs
sister wns has died since the yT4sanS
| q the win. EA receives oaehaG O
tKs legacy aow and the remainder u
eva years. Els father is q fsczer1
emrlsyee.
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III ERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF ann
3dry wrks Of e. ia. TO me directed issned On
OF the New Jersey Supreme Court OF the
state of New Jersey, will be exposed 70 sale
at public veudue, on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY of OCTOBER. roas
between the hours of II O'Clock and O'Clock
lat Que O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
at the Court House in the Borough of Free
hold, County of Monmouth New Jersey, to sat
isfy Judgment Of said Court amounting to
S3oI.oo.
Ii the defendants right title and interest in
and to the following;
Laud IN Aiddietown Township, Monmouth
County, New Jersey, at Chapel Hill
First Tract; Beginning at stone standing
in The southeast corner of the Carrot Van
Marter land and in the southwesteriy corner of
ming u northerly along the land beiongln re
the heirs of said Carrot Van Marter deceased
iea feet thenee [1l easterly along the said Van
sontherly parallel with the FIRST mentioned Nne
I92 feet to stake standing near the northerly
side of the public road leading to the Highlands
OF Navesinki thence s4I westerly aloaR the
northerly side OF said road, 90 feet to the place
Of Beginning.
Second Tract. Beginning at the southeast
corner ofthelands OF the party OF the second part
hereto thence [llnortherfy along the east line Of
saidlands feet to the northeastcEly corner of
said lands; thence l7l easerly along lands Of the
heirs OF Garret Van Marter, Is feet to stake:
thence Isl southerly parallel with the hrst
course or line herein lo2 feet to stake stand
ing near the northerly side Of the public road
leading to the Highlands of Navesink; thence
[4l westerly along near the northeriy side Of
said road, IS feet to the place of Beginning.
Being the same land and premises described
in deed from Henry Happ, IT.. unmarried,
to Margaret E. Goggin, dated june a. Eoas and
recorded in the Monmouth County Clerk S office
in Book HISS Of Deeds, page ATT, from which
said deed the above description Is taken.
Seized as the property of Margaret E. GogGin.
taken in execution at the suit of Charles
Lewis ct ais. and TO be sold by
WALTER II. GRAvATT, Sheriff.
Dated September a. 1885
ALSToN BEEKMAN, Attorney. 4aaE0
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GHERIFF"s SALE. BY virtue Of
- a writ Of & ia 70 me directed airestsd.
Court of the State Of new Jersey vii b
exposed 10 sale at public veudae. en-
MONDAY the sth day of OCTOBER, Isss,
Between The hours Of n O'Clock aud o'elcsk,
lat One o'clock IN the afteTnoon 81
Freehold County Of Monmouth New Jersey.
to 50 tiSfy a jedgmert 81 said Court Amounting
10 approximately $4,000.
All the defendants right, title and Interest
All those two certain lots tracts or parcel Of
land and premises, hereinafter particularly de-
seIibed. situate lying and being IN the City
OF Long Branch. IN the Cognty OF Monmouth
aud State Of New Jersey.
First Tract.
Beginning at stake on the north side Of
three feet in easterly direction from the
east side of SLons Branch avenue; thence ~
along the north side of Coopers avenue and in
an eSsterly direction forty two feet to the south
west corner of property decided by the party of
the first part to Louis Taper; thence t7l along
the west line thereof and in a northerly direc-
ton two hundred twenty FIVE feet; thence t3) in
westerly direction and parallel with Cooper s
avenue forty six feet and eight inches thence
~ in southerly direction two hundred
twenty FIVE feet to the north side OF Cooper $
avenue and TO the place of beginn ng.
Second Tract
Beginning at a point on the north side of
cooper avenue distant one nunareo eignteen
feet easterly along the north side of said aven-
ne from the east side OF Long Branch ave-,
thence ~ along the north side of said Coop
sr's avenue south eighty degrees east city ave
feet thence Izl north eleven degrees and TWEEN
tY minutes east two hundred twenty FIVE feet;
thence Isl north eighty degrees west
City FIVE feet; thence al south eleveH degrees
and twelve minutes west two hundred twenty
FIVE feet to the point or place of beginning.
Seized as the property of The Rothstein Home
Building Company body corporate, taken In
execution at the suit OF Max Cohen and TO
be sold by
WALTER H GKAVATT, sheriff.
Dated September 10. T9z3.
REILLY, QUINN * PARSONS, Attorneys $z3. 10
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m cVAyCERY OF NEW JERSEY

" Ran \ En- NE y = w y = ANSJ4 1
To Minnie Huestou, Seusy Hospital
Brooklyn. Methodist Old People Home Bor-
cugh Of Manhattan, Andrew Eckel, John
Smith John schrnitt Martin Sther stebrl Meth
odist Episcopal Church Home Of New York City
for the Aged and I1dFm, The Brook iyn Letho-
dist Epfscopai Church Home, The Methodist
The Brooklyn Methodist Episcopal Church
Home for tAs Aged The Methodist
Episcopal Hospital in the City of
Brooklyn Society for the Prevention OF Crime
in the City OF N. T., The New York Society for
the Suppression Of Vice and Mollia Abbott.
By virtue Of an order Of the court Of Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey, made ON the day OF the
date hereof in cause wherein Samuel a.
Gillespie, sole acting executor and surviving
trustee under the last Will and Testament and
Codieila thereto Of JamesA. Bradley, deceased
Is piainant, and you and others are De
fen1ants, you ars required TO appear, plead
answer or demEr to the said BILL of Complaint
on or before ths I4th day OF November ext Or
said bill will be taken as confessed again st
The Bill Is FLED to interpret and construe
said will and codlcils and by the decree of thiI
Court to IN the respective rights Of the vari
GUS defendants under said will and codic1l'
Of the testator Mpd TO direct the executor and
trustee In the discharge Of his duties and III
the settlement and distribution Of the Estate
Of said testator and you are made defendants
because you are mentioned in the VIII of said
teststor or In one or more of the several codi
ellis thereto and you are therefore parties n in
terest in said suit.
Dated September -, 1923.
EDWARD K. MILLS,
Solicitor of Com plainant
First National Rank Building,
$75.ez Morristown, n. J.
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SRERlFF's sALE-Bv with. q, .

6 HERIFF'6 SALE-By virtue of a
~ writ Of q. ia. TO me dsreeted Issued oat a.
the Court OF Chsncery OF the State of New erssv
Will be exposed to sale at public vendHe, on
MONDAY, the SrH DAY OF OCTOBER. ross,
lat One O'Clock, in the Rfternoon of said daR
at the Court House, In the Borough oTPrae-
hold. County Of Monmouth, New Jersey. 20 sal.
isfy decree of said Court ameuntina he
approximately es.s65oo.
ALI that certain lot. tract or parcel Of land
aHd premises, hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate, lying and being In the Ror.
ough Of Atlantic Highlands In the County Of
Monmouth, and State of New Jersey ana de-
born Surveyor. A. D., 1879, Lot Rum Der
Twenty Three no AL, it being more particu-
lsrly described as follows:
Beginning at point in the center Of First
avenue, and from thence running Ifl easterly
along the land OF T. S. Seulthorpe one hund-
red and twenty five feet; thence Isl uorther-
ly in the line Of lot No. Thirty-pix Ne. al
Mater. fifty feet to land of Howard Oakes,
whereon is located Cakes Columbus Hotel:
thence westerly, aioug the Hotel lot 10
the cehter OF the said First avenue one hun.
dred and twenty -fye feet thence IA south.
erly, in the center Of the street or avenue Gfty
feet 10 the beginning. Together with the
three stores thereon, being or intended to be
AL on said map
ct ais, taken in sxecutionA at the suit ct
Margaret Blaisdeil, ssd 10 b sold By
= WALTER II. cRAvATT. aaeria.
Dated ssptemb her 5th 1885.
WILSON & SHOCK, Solicitors. sI7.H
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CHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF a
- writ OF 4. ia, to me directed, issued out j
ths Court Of chaneery Of ghs Ststs OF New
Jersey. will ba exposed 10 sale at public YEA
aae, on
MONDAY, the 18TH Day Of OCTOBER, 1859,
sstHsen the hoHrs Of IL O'Clock and o'elock
tst One o'sloek, in tbs afteEnoonof said dRy.
at she Court Rouse, in the Borough Oh
sTsehold, county Of Monmouth, Kew Jersey,
10 satisfy decree Of said Court amount.
ing 10 approximately s5,67s.oo.
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and
premises, hereinafter particularly described.
situate, lying aud being n the Borough of
Keyport, IN the county OF Monmouth and
state ofEew Jersey.
Beginning at the northeast corner of Dav-
i'd n. Pearces lot IN the South edge of First
Street. thence Southerly at right angles to
said Street, one hundred and thirty feet six
inches; thence Easterly parallel with said
street forty feet; thence Eortherly parallel
Nth said first linz one hundred and thirty
six feet six inches, thence Westerly parallel
with said second line and along said street
forty feat TO the beginning.
Excepting and Reservin9 however a strip
of land ave feet wide off the front of said
lot now used as part of First street BEING
the same promises conveyed to the said Mary
s Howard formerly Mooney by deed from
john " Keough and wife, dated October
4th, 1905, and recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Monmouth County in book 759 of deeds page
344 &c.
ct ais, taken in execution at the suit of Jacob
Wyckof, and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, sheriff.
Dated September H. 1928.
JOIN P. LLOYD Solicitor sIs.o6.
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SNAKES spoIlea His Flshma,

Sacramento, Cal--James ReIntek, 10
cal auto accessory merchant hes 3sSz
returned from a ashing IMP in me
wilds Of Sierra county Remiek says.
With much irnpresslyeness. that Ia tire
stream where he angled for Ehe elusive
trout large and apparently hungry
snakes grabbed the fish as fast "A be
hooked them. When Remlck discox-
cred what was happening. he semrIy
wound up his line, declaring the eSsn-
petition was too keen.
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GHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a
OwTit Of a. ia. TO nae directed issued out OF the
Monmouth County Common Pleas Court
Of the state Of New Jersey, will be exposed
TUESDAY. the and Day of OCTOBER, 1894,
between the hours Of IL o'clock and o'clock
lst on: o,elock,l in the afternoon
eouaty OF Monmouth, New Jssssy'
20 satisfy Judgment Of said comrt amos MT.
All the defendants right, title and inter.
est in and to the following
Ali that certain lot, tract or parcel of land
and premi ses hereinafter particularly deserib-
Cd situate. lying and being in the township
state Of New Jersey. Being the Westerly half
Of Lot Number Forty-two l4sl as delineated on
map or plan entitled Plan Of Property of the
late Isaac Newmsn, Belmar, Monmouth
County, n. J., made by VIM. II Shafto, Sur
veyor, in May, 1906
Beginning at a point in the northerly line OF
Warren street at the northeast corner Of lot
Number Forty-oDe, and extending thence m
southerly along the easterly line Of Lot Mum
Der Ferty.one. ons hundred thirteen feet 10 the
rear line of Lot Number Forty-seven; thence
Al easterly along the rear line of Lot Mum
Der Porty-seyen, twenty i've feet; thence 81
northerly one hundred twelve feet more or
less 10 the said sontherly line of Warren street;
and thence al westerly along the said souther-
" line Of Warren street, twenty i've feet to the
point or place Of beginning.
Being a part of the same premises which
were conveyed Ia the said Catherine Thomp-
by Sarah J. Allgor ct ais by deed dated
The 18th day Of June, A. D., 1906, and duly re-
corded in the Clerk Office Of the County of
Mon mouth, on May 9Th, 1919.
Together with all aud singular the houses,
buildings trees, ways waters profits, priv
leges and advantages, with the appurte nances
to the same belonging or in anywiss apper-
tanning.
ae&xed The nronrrtvof Charlie IT . ,4.tlA
tsksn in execution at the suit of Sehilling
Furniture Company, and to be sold BY
WALTER H. cRAvATT, Sheriff.
Dated August a. 1913.
HARRY r. COOPER, Attorney. ss5Io
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g HERIFFS SALE-By virtue OF Q
the Court Of chancery Of the State of New JsF.
sey, will be exposed 10 sale at public vendue. en-
MONDAY, the 18th DAY Of OCTOBER. Ie7s,
betwsen the hours of IA O'Clock aud O'Clock
lat One o clock In the afternoon of said day at
the Court House, in the Borough of Freehold,
County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy
decree OF said Court, amounting to approx
matsty S5,e6o.oo.
In the hrst place ten shares of the Sixth Ser
res 81 shares of the Keansburg Building and
Loan Association and that certain mortgae ed
premises, with the appurtenances in the bill Of
complaint in the said cause particularly set
forth and described; that's to say.
All those two sertaiu lots tracts or parcels
of land and premises, hereinafter particularly
described, situate, lying and being q the
borough of keansbrrg, Z the County o. Non
mouth nd State Of Nav Jersey, anddesigualed
as 44ofs Numbers Fourteen No, ri and Fifteen
ko. IS 10 block "M' OF Beansburg Beach iii
said Township as shown on Map OF Property
known as Keansburg Beach, made hy II S.
SprouA. c. F.. and FLED i'll the office OF the Clerk
of Mon m outh County, New Jersey FuIv a., 1906 4"
Being the same land and premises cor vcved
to the said Emilis Dixon Tourtellot by Herman
Roude and wife, by deed dated October IS
Ie1I, aud recorded 10 the Monmouth County
Clerks ONCE in Book 9I5 Of Deeds on pages
sos, etc
Seized as the property OF Lock wood c
suit of Keansburg Building and Lean Associa~
ton, body corporate, and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAyATT, Sheriff
Dated September T9 1898
SNYDEK & ROBERTS, Solicitors, sI76A
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KJdsa seewz, C&aa.--(RsAe As&k Of
reading tire Bibsa aaseueA 10 times IN
raised pR1nt has, baaa eOmrIeted by
UrbaM L. FeRxsy, a bliad nan OF WIN
sted. 4 has tMkea him almost ffty
yea<s to sosnpseta tie task he has
RDw started cit to read the Bible
through for the sixteenth time, al
though Soszse Of the volumes are In
tattexs 10 places from much handling
Mr.. Benney learned the. raised type at
Perkins institution in Boston II the
early los from the late Dr.. San5as G.
Howe.
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IN oHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

II ~ SASbG-fa FGluRuAn.
By virtue OF an order of the Court of cham
Gerry o. New Jersey, made the twenty-eourth
man is petitioner and youlare defendant, vow
are required 10 appear, cad, answer or de-
mHr to the petitioners petition ON or before
fault thereof such decree NAV Be MADE AGAINST
you as the Chancellor shall think equita bic
and just
The said petition is sled by the said petit
toner ior g divorce from the bonds of rnatri-
nony from you The said defendant on the
ground Of desertiou.
Dated July go Isas
STOKES & &CDERMOTT
Solicitors of Petitioner.
Freehold. ~. J. 5000