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usmmkin mrasoTi the cnsmunM of te state of new jebsey it the leceunbe of inl SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 6. STATE W NEW JER=EY. Be it Resolved (the House of Assembly concurring), That the following amendments to the constitution of Hi' State be and the same are herebjm> posed, and when the same shall be agreed to by a majority of the membera , elected to the Senate ami House of Assembly, the said amendments shall be , entered on their journals, with the yeas , and nays theteou, and referred to the , Legislature next to be cboeen. aud pub- , Ushed for three months prior to the first , Tuesday after the first Monday of No- , van be r next, In at least one newspaper , of eaeh county, to be designated by the ( President of the benate, the (speaker of t the House of Assembly and the Becre- t tary of State: g 1. Strike out paragraph 8 of aection c I. Article IV. and inaert in place there- e of the folio wing: t 8. Elections lor members of the Sen- r ate and General Assembly shallY* held 0 every two years on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, te- „ ginning anno domini one thousand nine 0 hundred ard ten, and every second year thereafter; and the two Homes shall t meet separately on the second Tuesday e' In January «*uh year, at which tlma of meeting the legl-latlve year shall ,, 2. Strike out paragraph 1. of section l II, Article IV, and insert in place there-, u of the following: 1. The Senate shall be composed of .. one Senator from each count., iu the State, elected by the legal voters of the | counties respectively, for four years. . 8 Strike out paragraph 2 of section ' 11, Article UV, and insert in 'place; aniunu., «o'< iiiki. iu )»BlT ;

thereof the followlug: 2. As soon as the Senate shall meet after the first election to be held iu pursuance of this constitution they shall be divided by the Senate as equally as maybe Into two classes. The seats of the Senators of the .firs) class shall be vacated at the expiration of the second year; of the second das.-, at the expiration of the fourth year so that one class may be elected every second year and if vacancies happen, by re*lguatio , or otherwise, the persou# elected to supply such vacancies "„hall be elected for the , u_ unexpir. djermsonly; provided, that the Senators having the Joucest period of | time Will to reive at the time of unking , I aatd division sfiajj be eu tit led to the J longer terms. 4. Strike out paragrat h I of section i > Ill, Artide IV and insert iu p ace , thereof the following: 1. The General Assembly shall be . composed of memberaelected by the le- j gal voter of the counties, respectively, < •very second year, beginning on the lira ! t Tuesday after the first Monday in No- j t vember.aun o domini one thousand nine j i hundred and ten, who shall he appor- t boned among the said counties as nearly ; I as may be according to the Dumber of ' the inhabitants. The Legislature shall e In the year one thousand uipe huudred i t and ten, aud at Its first seasiou utter I g each United States decennial census hereafter, and not oftener, divide aufl A arrange each county of this State into a district or districts for the election there- ti In of a member or members of the Geu- ,•» eral Assembly Each Assembly dis- 'e trict so constituted shall contain, a» si nearly as practicable, au equal number t of Inhabitants. a> d shall consist of coo- , si ▼enleut and contiguous territory iu a w Compact form, but uo county, or part u thereof, shall be joined with auy other a county, or part thereof, iu any such g: district; piovided, that each county 1 di — ahsll mI ull rtrnPN hp pnrii laS t,. - i,.„. , .. ~ at all 'be at lea»t

one member, and the whole u umber of , members to be cboeen ehall never exceed elxty. The Court of Last Resort by whatever neme known. Is hereby Invested with exclusive original jurisdiction end With fall power, under such procedure as it may by rules prescribe, to review any division and arrangements made by the Legislature into Assembly district* of the counties of this State for the purpose of determining whether such arrangement aud division, or any pari thereot, lain accordance or in conflict with this section, and, if id conflict ; herewith, to adjudge the tame, or such part thereof as may be in conflict herewith, null and void. In case said court ) shall determine such arrangement nnd division, or auy part thereof, to be null] and void the Legi iatute shall proceed to make a new arrangement aud diti- ! •ion, entire or partial, as the action ol the court may require. 6. Strike out paragraph 3 of Article V and insert In place thereof the followT The Governor ehall hold his office j for four years, to commence at twelve j . o'clock noon on the third Tuesday of January next ensuing the election for! Governor by the people, and to end at twelve o'clock noou on the third Tuesday of January four yeais thereafter; and he shall be incapable of holding that office for four years next after his term of service shah have expired: and no appointment or nomination to office shall tie made by the Go.eruor dunug the last week of his said term. <5. —Strike out paragraph o of wtioti II, Article VII, and insert in place thereof the following: 6. Clerks aud surrogates of couutieehall be elected by the people oi u.eir I respective eouutira at the elections tor members of the General .is=embly. They shall hold their offices for oix years. 7. Strike out paragraph 7 of section XX, Article VII, and insert id place . thereof the following: ' 7. Sheriffs and coroners ehall be elected by the people of their respective ! counties at the elections for members of the General Assembly, end shall hold their offloee for four years, after which four years must elapse before they can be again capable of serving. Sheriffs ehall annually renew their bonds. e. Add to section 2 of Article VII, three paragraphs to be knowu as par. - graplis 18, 18 and 14. k |IS. All elections for Governors, membids of toe Senate and -General Assembly, she rifle, coroners, county clerlu af.d surrogates of counties and all Other officers now or hereafter necessary to be chosen by the electors of the w hole ' State, or of auy county thereof shell be held every second year, on the first .

IF [ Tuesday after the first MoDday Is Xovemtier. teginning an do domini one thousand nine huudred and ten. 18. All elections for justices cf the peace- and all and any municipal officers, as distinguished' from State and oonnty officers as hereinbefore provided, now or hereafter necessary to be choseu by the electors of any city, botough. : town, township, village or subdivision thereof, or auy municipality of thta ritale. ex-ept counties shall be beldfj every second year on the first Tuesday 1 1 after the first Monday In November, be- < _ : ginning uutiodominlone thousand nine) I huudred aud eleven. j< 14. Except as herein provided with It . relation to the offiee of Senators, all of- 1 ( ficers filling auy elective office at the ' time these amendments take effect shall ' t !

continue In the exercise of the duties j ' thereof according to their respective I commissions or terins of office, and until their successors may be elected and { qualified under the provisions of these amendments, and all officers whose < of office would expire after these amendments take effect and prior to i the election an l qualification of their i in office; At the election for t the respective offices first held under 1 the provisions of these amendments, t ehall continne in office until their sncceeeorecen be elected and qualified, at the election for such office or offices to be held next after tbeat amendments take . effect, according to the provisions here- . of. . The Legislature shall pass all ueces- . laws to arrange the terms of office of all statutory eleci ive officers so thxt said terms may be iu harmony with ; these amendment*, and to carry into : efleet the p oviaions hereof. * These amendments, if adopted, shall "j take effect and go into operation on the first day of February, iu the year of our ' Lord one thousand niue hundred and md| , _ ' AMENDMENTS ritOfKED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF j J THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEG- j 1 IS LATURE OF 1908. |i ifi

1 1 ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT KESO- ! LUTION. NO. 4. STATE OF NEW JERSEY j 1 - Be it Resolved, (the Senate con- : I curling), l hat the lollouing amend- j ' j metric to the Constitution of tuts state j be and the same is hereby propo*ed j ■ aud when the same shall be agreed to ' [ by a majority of the members elected , to the Senate aud to me House ot Assembly, 'the said auieuilinctri shall ue ! eutered ou their journals, with theyea* - aud usys taken thereon, and relericd the Legislature UeEl to he chor--u, I ; aud publtsucd tor three uoutUs piev- ; lous to the tlri-.l Tuesday alter the first i Monday ol November uext, in at least : oue newspaper of each couuty to be ( aesiguateu by the Pieaideut ot tne ten- , ! ate. the speaker ot the House ot AsscUJ- j I and the Secretary of Slate, pay- ] for such publication to be made r Dy the Treasurer ou Ule warrant of the I Comptroller. First — strike out Paragraph 10 of ] 1 ! Section V II of Article IV, aud change! the umui>eni of the following para- ■ : graphs to correspond. (second— CtMURge Parsgraph 10 of I j ] V so as to read as follows: 10 The Governor or person admiuis- ; 1 tering the government and four citi- ' ,zens of the state appointed by the Gov- 1 1 eruor, by and with the advice and con- ] ' sent of the Senate, shall constitute the of Patdous. The members of ' said Hoard, or any three of them, of!) whom the Governor or pe rson admiu- 1 uttering the government shall ue oue, ' c remit fines and torfeituree, and ) grant reprieves, commutations, par- *• dons and paroles, after conviction Iu all ® J i uwud uu paiuiee, ona cuuviciiun IU aji

i cases except iujpeacbmeut The four I , members specially- appoiuted shall liold - office for five years, aud receive for their services a compensation which shall - j Dot be diminished during the term of I I their appointment. i Third— Change Section 1 of Article e VI, so as to read as follows: I \ SECTION 1. - j The judicial power shall be vested In » a Court for the trial of impeachments, a -! Supreme Court, County Courts, and t such other Courta Inferior to the Sut < preme Court, as may oc established by t law, which inferior Lourts the LcglsI j lature may alter or abolish as the pub- - 1 lie good shall require. I I Fourth— Strike out all of Sections II, iJlV, V, VI, and VII, of Article VI, ij change the Dumber of Secttou 111 of 1 ! Article VI to Sectlou II, aud insert the - ! following sections In Article VI: 1 1 SECTION III. » ! Any judge of any of the Courts ol the - : State may he removed for disability continuing for one year, or for refusal to i perfbrm the duties of bis .office, by a i | vote ot two-thirds of all the members of f the Seuate aud of two-thirds of all the r members of the House of Assembly vol- ' i i rug t-eparati-lv , alter a hearing before] • ] both Houses m joiut session. ; SECTION IV. i 1. The Supreme Court shall be or- ' I gauized iu three divisions, uamelv the , : Appeals Division, th6 Law DiyibIou. 1 aud the Chancery Division It shall , consist of a P esidiug Justice of tue Api peals -Di'"isiou wl»o shall be styled toe - j r Chief Justice, a Presiding J usuee of the . Law Division who shall be styled the], President Justice, add a Presiding Ju»t- 1 ; ice of the v haucery Divtsiou, « ho shah i be styled the Chancellor^ aud clghlieu ] ; be increased by law. j 2. The Appeals Division shall con- 1 i slat ot the Chief Justice, aud six other i : JuaUcee ot the Supreme Court to be as- , Bt.ued by the Goveruor. a Jusriceofi) - the Supreme Court assigned by the Gov- ] , : ernor to the Appeals Divislou shail ; f -erve iu said Division uuUl the eud of ; i 1 his term. 1 1 i The remaiulna Justices shall be as- , i signed by the Supreme Court to the ] i Law or Chancery Division, as the bu>i- , ness of the Court may require. ( j , 3. Whenever the number of causes j , ■ before the Appeals Divislou shall be so ( great that the Divislou cauuoc promptly < ■ bear aud determine them, the Governor i - shall, when authorized by statute, tern- | i porarily aaaigu five of the Justices of ■ the oihsr Divisions to alt in the Appeals a i Division, vt hich shall thereupon ell Id i > two Divisions lor the bearing end deei- | : eion of causes pending at the time of ( . such assignment. I

>- 4. Four JusticA shell be necessary to e constitute a quorum ou the final hear- i tngof any cause in the Appeal* DivJ- ' e eion, but the Supreme Court niey pre- i - vide by rule tor the making of inter- i I lot-otory order* by a lesser number of < . justice-, or by one justice: each orders c i to »>e subject to revision by tbe Appeals t . Divislou . \ « i On the bearing of a cause in the Ap- i ilpeaU Divislou, no Justice who baBie i fgiven a judicial opinion iu the cause iu j j favor of or against the juajfflkem. order ■ t lor decree finder review ebmU ait at the < e I ncsri.-ic review euch judgment, o'Wer j b I or decree, but tbe reaaoDs for such o opinion shall be assigned to the Court ! tl writing. < tU 5. A majority of all the members ofjd tlw Siinreme f k\nrt to h* smIHmI riv-r - ,, i ,

tjby the Chief Jn«ice sinffi-coDBtttute H-j : quorum for the assignment of justice*. ! • 1 and for the appointment of officers, aud j I j the enactment of roles. : ] 6. The Supreme Court shall appoiut : one or more reporters, not exceeding i three, to report the decisions of tbe i Court, and "Shall by ru* define his or theirdoties and powers. The reporters shalFiiold office for five years, subject, to removal at the discretion of the Court. SECTION V. 1. The Appeals Dlvi-lon ehall have j and exercise the appellate jurisdiction 1 heretofore possessed by the Court of ! Errors ana Appeals, 'the jurisdiction ' heretofore possess by the Supreme . ! on writ of error, au« the jur sdit- ' tiou heretofore possessed by theEreroga- ' uve Court ou appeal, aud by the Ordl- 1 nary ou d^pcal, and such further ap- ' peliak junedlctlou as may be couferred c upon it uy Law, together with auch j 1 original jurisdiction as may be incident ' ' to the complete determination of any]' cause ou review, saving, however, tbe t right of trial by jury. * 2. Tbe juried ictiou heretofore po>- ] J I sesaed by me Supreme Court aud the ! t ; thereoi not hereby couierred on [ s ] the Appeal* Division, auu tbe jurlsulc- < I tiou heretotoie possessed uy the Circuit "1 Courts and the j udges thereof, aud such ; t further original jutisdicliou not of an k

• equitable uaiirie, aud such further apI. pcilute j.;i i-Uletiou irom lnienor courts, I asxua.v tie conferred by statute, shall bc1 Supreme Court pud by the several Ju — ' statute, or in the absence ot statute, by • the Supreme Court. _l 3 Tbe jurisdiction heretofore pos- ' j seesed Uy tne Prerogative Courtand the ; Ordinurv, uorhereuy couferred ou the ] Apj*eais Division, and tbe jurlsdictioi. i heretolore jxjesewjed by the court ot I Chaucery auu the Chancellor, and such . I further original equity jurisdiction a* . | may be couferred by statute, and such . j further origluai jurisdiction as is uovv couterrable ou tbe Prerogative Court shall lie exercised oy the Chancery Uivi. [ ' siou aud by the Chancellor aud thesev- " eral justices of said Division lu accordsuce with the ruiea of practice and pio- . cedure prescribed by statute, or, iu the ; absence of statute, by tbe supreme ' Court, but the Justices of that Division I shall ue under such control and tuper- : Lytsion by tne Chancellor as shall be ,,ru- . [vided by the Supreme Court. ] 4. Terms ol the Supreme Court pre- , | M<l«d over by a siugie Justice of the ! | Law Divislou for the trial of issues joined in or brought to the La w Divi- ; sion of the Supreme Court shall be held the Supreme Court. UuUl *o fixed. , I such trial terms shall be held at the ' places and lime- now fixed bylaw tor I the boldiug ot the Courts of Common ! Pleas iu the seveiai counties. I 6. The aupieuie Court may provide | by rule for the trausler ol auy cause or ; [issue i rum the Law Division to the ■ Chancery Divislou. or from the Chau- ' leery Divislou to the Caw Divislou of the .Supreme Court, aud from the County • , Court to tbe Law Divislou o the cuau- . Dtvisouol the Supreme Cou it, nil ] for the iriviue of Comnlete Iceal and r complete j

I equitable relief lu auy cause lu tneCuurt r or Divislou where it may be pendiug. I , 6. Nothing bereiu coutaiued shall ! f prevent the aileraltou. by law ot auy | statutory power or jurisdiction coufei- , red upon any Court or Judge since 'he | adoption of the Constitution in the year one thousand eight hunured aud fortyfour, aDd nothing herein contained ■ shall prevent tbe Degitlaluie from oout ferriug upon auy interior Court which 1 may hereafter be established such pow- - er or jurisdiction as was exercised by or r which may now be conferred upon the |" - interior Courts mentioned in Section I . of Article Yl, of the Constitution of 1844. SECTION VI. Tbe County Courts shall have and exl erase, id ail cases within the county [ such original common law jurisdiction i ' concurrent with the .-upreine Court,! aud such other jurisdiction heretofore exercised by courts inferior to the Supreme Court aud tbe Prerogative Court ] ; as may be provided by law. The final ! judgments of the County Courts may | ' be brought for review tefore the .-ju- ; ' preme Court iu tfie Appeals Divislou. | Until otherwise provided, the jurisdie1 tiou heretofore exercised by tbe Courts ; I of Common Pleas. Orphans' Courts. ! Courts of Oyer aud Termiuer, Courts of j Guarter Sessions, or by the Judges there- [ t, shall t« exei vised by the Couuty , ! Courts pursuant to niles prescribed t-y ! the Supreme Court. The justice.- of the Law Division of the Supreme Court ' ehall be ex officio Jud.es of the Couuty ity now vested iu any Court, judee, or "magistrate with jnris-liction inferior to ' tbe Court- iu this sectlou mentioned. | aud not superseded by tbi* article, shall Judge or magistrate until the i.-.-gi*. I lature elialt otherwise provide SECTION VII. j This ameuomeut to the Consliti.tio ; shall not cause the abatement ol »oy suit or proceeding pending when it takes efiect. The .-jupteme Court shall i rders as may he neevsary for tbe transfer t all -utt- ai.d procre-liugs to j the appropriate Div i-iuu or Court created uy ihtb ameudiueut. Matters j pending « hen this amendment takes [effect shall lie decided by the judge or [judges to whom they were submitted, aud the order, jud ment or decree made '• advised by said judge shall be enter- ! - ed as that of the Division or Court to wuich the suit or proceeding shall have ' been transferred. ! Fifth— Strike out Paragraph* 1, 2,0 i and 8 of Section II of Article VII; and > substitute the following Paragraphs in place of Paragraphs 1 and 2, and change the numbers of the Paragraphs following 5 to correspond: 1

DivWofi. the Chancellor and the Anwvclate Justices of tbe Supreme Court , shad by nominated by the Governor and appointed by him, with tbe advtce aud consent of tbe Senate. Thev shall . not be less than thirty-five years of age and atoll have been practicing attorneys 1 in tbe Stale for at least ten years. Tbey < shall bold office for the term of seven years; shall, at stated tfhae*. receive for ' their services a compensation which I snail not be diminished during tbeir term of office, and they shall bold no 4 other offioe under the Govern ment of i 'J*, State, or of tbe United States, and , -hall not engage in the practice of law during their term of offioe. • The Chan- ■ •**•* ureu iciui oi ouiuc, - ino uaiDTlylBr nmt fits

b preme Court, and the Vice Chancellor* : ' "U<1 Associate Justices of tbe Supreme Cogrt, in office when this amendment takes effect, shall be Justices or the Sut preou Court until the exp!ratto:i -of i their respective terms. - Tbe Circuit Court Judges in office r when this amendment takes efleet 3 shall be oonUnued in office with the . powei* of the Justices of the Supreme i ' Court at the Circuit until the ex- ] piration of their respective terms. They . may bold tbe County Courta, subject to 1 ; assignment by tbe Law Division of the ' •Supreme court i 1 2. The Governor, by and with th- i advice and consent" of the Senate, shall . appoint one Judge of the Coumy Court I iu tach county, aud auch additional 1 County Judge or Judges iu any couuty i may be authorised by law. the £ County Judges may hold court iu any f county subject to tbe control of tbe Supreme Court. The County Judges shall r not be leas than thirty years of age, and ( shall have heeu practicing attorneys in e this State for «t least five yeais. 1 hey < *hali hold office for the term of five I shall at stated times receive for 0 their servic-- auch compensation, which " ehall not he diminished during their a of office a* tlie Legislature in its . disc ret km shall fix for each county, aud they sball hold no otb r office under L the Goverumeut of the State or of the

l> United Stutes. and si all uctwugage iu *, j' actic of the law m the courts ot the [ ,c i-ouu y where they bold' court fiuriugj' ,e tiietr term of office. The judges of the I ' umiou -lea-, in office when this;: * nuitudmeut takes effect *bali te the | j- judges cf the Couuty Courts until the | j expiration of their pre-ent K-rrns. i 1 3. This amendment shall tase efleet on tbe firsi Monday in February, iu the j e J ear next following its adoption by the I e people. 4. Tbe Legislature shall pas* all law* r •1 necessary to carry into efleet the provi- t u shuis of the constitution and thisamend- I s ment thereof. j [ ti i v t . tMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE C0NSTTTUT10N OF \ * THE STATE Of NEW JERSEY BY THE l£6- j 1SLATURE OF 190!. i b - ; t L I • ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT KEoO- f LUTION. NO. 9. e t e STATE OF NEW JERSEY. j * » V ] 1 | Be it Resolved it he Senate concur- ■ 1 ring;. That the lollowiiig amendment !. ; to the constitution of this State be aud ; tbe same Is hereby proposed, aud when r the same shall lie agreed to by a ma- y 1 jority of tbe member* eie«-ted" to the : Senaie sud House of Ass mbly the said J [ umeudmeut shall be entered' on their t jouruas with the ayes and Days taken „ [j tbereuu, aud referred to tne- Legislature , [ next to be choseu, and published for three month* prior to tbe first Tuesday after the first Monda of November next, j in at lahst one newspaper of each | couuty. tb be designatec by the Presicouuiy. 10 oe oestgnatec oy tne fresl-

] deut of the Senate, tbe Speaker of the House of Assembly and the Secretary . of State: , Amend by striking out Paragraph 7, Section IV, Article IV, and !u place thereof the following: ' 7. Members of the Senate shall receive, annually, tbe sum of one th.u- " sand dollars, aud members of tbe General Assembly sball receive annually, ' tbe sum of ten hundred dollars during tbe time for which they shall have been ' I elected and while they shall bold their [office, and no other allowance or emol- [ umeut, directly or indirectly, for any purpose whatever, The Preeideut of ' tbe Seuate, and the Speaker of the Gen- | eral Assembly Shall, in virtue of their . joflice, receive au additional compeu- • nation, equal to one-third of their allowi a nee as mtmbers. 8-1 14 : I HEY WENT TO SEA IN THE -POLLY PAGE" ' I J. P. Doyle. R. Decker, H. Hunt, j E. A. Krown. H. A. Kiue and D. G. . Kennedy, from the Hotel Cape May, ' i formed a party who sailed yesterday.in j the "Polly Page," about fifteen miles' to sea on a fishing excursion and were 1 amply rewarded by catching a large ! ; ! number of fish. FOR SORE FEET. "I have found Bucklen's Arnica Salve . to lie the proper 'thins to use for co: e . 1 feet, a* well as for healing burns. | sores, "uts and all manner of abrasions. ' writes Mr \Y. Stonrf of East Poland. ' Maine. It i* the proper thing too fori piles. Try It! Sold under guarantee at All Druggists. JGc. au CASTOR I A For Tnfiint.il and Children. Die Kind feu Have Always Bought ] sjr ; a I Your money grows when in a bank. | without effort from you, even when F are as'eep. Try it. Begin now. Security Trust Coinpany will help you to saw. ' - For Coal, Coke and Wood, phone T. r Millet and Son,

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■ INQUIRER FINAL YACHT KALES. : Hie final event Between the winners . of the different duos. Cape May. Wildf wood. Holly Beaciv. and Ocean City, fur the Inquirer cups will ts>ve place 1 tomorrow at Ocean City. It is a fact [ to be deplore t that Ocean City with i not more than forty motor boats in all belonging to their Yacht Club as compared with Cape May's ninety some, should have the preference over the on account of thirty some boats turning out for the preliminaries while the fanner only entered twentyseven. The past dents cannot be remedied, thereft^e, all work together and see il it isn't pomibie for May to win all three events to- ' i. e., Motor Class, .Cruiser ] end Launch Ciass. The boats entered into tomorrow's; events from ! May are Motor Class, "Meteor," owned by^. I. Gibbon ; Cruiser Class, ] "Nereides," owned by Francis Rogers, ! and the "Clisaie," owned by Commo- . dore J. Clifford Wilson ; LaunoJ^Ciass, the "Be-s" owned by B. 1. Gibbon. The "Clisade" is still out of good ' ine viiisaae is still out of good

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INDIAN BAND SURPRISES B1I B»tel" Cape Haj fusts Bests* Cesplineits While ' tie Baal Plays Former Judge James Gay Gordon, of Philadelphia,* jurist of distinguished ability and one of the most forceful writers upon political topics in the country, is a guest at the Hotel Oape May and last evening was treated to a complete surprise. He was inveighed into fine of the alcoTes of the hotel piazzas and in a short tima Band -appeared and serenaded him joyfully with appropriate music while many guests greeted him | o-— — Aimui una

with compliments. The selections ; were much enjoyed by all tbe guests ; and Judge Gordon, who is quite modest and retiring, was much gritified at the ; p'easant compliment after the first surprise was over. The band was lunched at the conclusion of the serenade. / ' SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of "fieri facias to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey, I will expose for sale at public vendue at the Sheriff'* Office, in Cape May (kiurt House, N. J., between the hours of 12 and 5 o'clock, to-wit, at one o clock in the afternoon of MONDAY. AUGUST 24th. 1908. All those tracts or parcels of land and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate in Ocean Citv. in the County of Cape Mav. and State of New Jersey, and numbered as follows/ on plans of lots of Ocean Oity Association. Section K.. Lota Nos. 121 and 122. situate in the Southwertferly «f Simpson avenue and corner of 50th street, containing in front and width on Simpson avenue 90 feet. Lot No. 121 being fifty feet in front or width Simpson avenue, an I Lot No. 122 being 40 feet in front or width on Simpson avenue, and extending their respective width in length or depth Northwesterly between lines parallel with Fiftyfirst street 115 feet to a 15 feet street or alley. 4iso Lot No. 438 situate on tbe Northwesterly line of West avenue beginning 400 feet Southwesterly side of 50th street, containing in front or » idth on West avenue 30 f»et and of idth West

thai width extending iu length or depth P Northwesterly between lines parallel f with 50th street 100 feet to a 15 feet wide street. Also lot No. 929 situate on Southwesterly corner of Wesley avenue (Ocean Front) and 50th street, con- ' taining in front or width on Wesley ? avenue 50 feet and of that width ex- * tending in length or depth Northwester- » ly between lines parallel with EOth I street 120 feet to a 15 feet wide street. 8 Being a part of the same premises s conveyed to the party of the first part - by deed from the "Ocean Front Improvement Company" and dated October 3, 1900, and recprded in the Clerk's Office of Cape May County, at Cape May Court, House, in Book 152 of Deeds, paves 73-76. Also that lot o» piece of ground No. | 143 Section K. Northwesterly side of 1 Simpson avenue, containing in front ! or breadth on said avenue forty feet land in depth or length one hundred ' and fifteen feet to a fifteen feet wide : street Also Lot No. 358 in Section K. on plan of lots aforesaid on the Southeasterly side of Haven avenue, containing in front or brca.lth on Haven avenue forty fee! i40 feci) and extending in length or depth on lines parallel with 5! st street. 1 15 feet to a 15 feet ! wide street. Also Lot No. 448 Seetion K. on plan of lots aforesaid on the Northwesterly ' " "F West, a venue^cou taining in front ("tit and cf that width extending . .i, length or depth 100 feel tj a 15 fret Also Lot No. 55l > in Section K. on :.la* of lot* aforesaid, situate on the i Southeasterly line of West avenue con- ■ Lainiug in frant or breadth on West ! v o--.u-: thirty feet (30) ami of that [ »idlti extending in length or depth r inety feet (90 ft.) to a 15 feet wide I The last four lots being premisesconveyed to the party of the first part deed from Eugene Dunning and Margaret L.. his wife, of the City aud County of Philadelphia, bearing •'ate sixteenth day of December, ode thousand nine hundred and four (Dec. 16. 1904). and recorded in the Clerk's Office ot Cape May County, at Cape Court House, in Book No. 196 of Deeds, folio 235, etc. Seized as the property of Julia H. defendant, taken in execution at the suit of Emma H. Stratton, complainant, and to be sold by ROBERT R. CORSON. Sheriff. FRANCIS D WEAVER, Solid to. Dated July 20th, 1908. P. F. 816.80