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ROBBED AGAIN
THIEVES VISIT MRS. BEACH'S
HOME ONCE MORE.
Harrison vice-Principal Loses Umbrellas
and observation-disclosures Shop
Robbed, Too.

For the second time within a nonth the
home of Mrs. Lucy NJ. Beach, vice-prin-
eipal of the Hamilton Street Public school
In Harrison. at 40 South Fifth street. Har-
rison, was broke into last night, and bur-
glars also entered the butcher shop OF
William Burgesser at 900 Harrison venue
that town The Harrison police have ar
rested Joseph Mccarthy, Il years old, q
laborer. who boards at the international
Hotel IN Worihlngtou avenue. Harrison.
on suspicion Of being connected with the
Two robberies.
At Mrs. Beach's home the intruders
broke a window IN the rear OF the house.
They secured several umbrellas which
were valued highly by Mrs. Beach: orna-
ments which were in the parlor and din
ing-room. and severed other things from
other parts ef he house. No money was
Al 4 a. M. today Mrs. Beach was aroused
by a noise in the front of the house down.
stairs. She awakened her nephew, samuel
Boob, and together they tiptoed down 70
the parlor and found that a cabinet VIII
cut glass In II had been pried open. lhey
then knew that burglars had been III the
house. Nothing was taken from the cab
met, however, because the lntruders, nay
ing dropped some Of the glass, hurrlediy
made their escape. They had previously
altered together the other articles which
they carried off.
Mrs. Beach and her nephew then went
to the front door ana traced Ioolptllte az
The snow. which indicated that two men
were on the job. h marks were traced
for about $50 feet and lost. They showed
that the burglars were bound for Harrison
avenue. 80.
gained by smashing a small pane OF glass
In the rear kitchen window and the JOCK
was reached. Four dollars in bills Vert
secured from the cash drawer, and ,then
the drawer was thrown out into the oacK
ward. Two overcoats, vests, ana otneI
clothing were also among the articles
obtained by the thieves.
Mr.. Burgesser found when he opened
his place this morning that all the draw
ers in the counter were disturbed. EVIL
IDENTIFY the same persons committed potn
robberies, because Burgesser discovered III
the rear yard of his place In the snow
the footprints of two men.
Mccarthy was arrested at II oclock TO
day by Policeman John Ward. OF aarrl'
son. on order OF Chief Of Police Rodgers,
Mccarthy told Ward that he was In pee
al 10 o'clock last night, but James jacob
son. proprietor of the hotel where NC
Ca.hv lives. said today that his boardsi
did not reach home until Q O'Clock TINS
morning. Mccarthy will be arranged pc
fore Judge Branegan tonight,
The last time Mrs. Beachs nome war
robbed silverware was taken,
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OPPOSE PARCELS POST.
Chicago Association of Commerce Rap
Meyers Plan.

CHICAGO, Dec. Resolutions against
the parcels post scheme, as proposed by
Postmaster-Genera Meyer. were adopted
yesterday by the ways and means COM
mittee of the Chicago Association of Com
merce. The proposition has been under
serious consideration by the association
since its purposes were unfolded by Post
master-General Meyer, at a recent ban
quet of the association.
The principal objection to the proposed
scheme, as set forth in the report of the
committee, was the deficiency It would
create. The practise of foreign countries,
the report contends, is mo criterion for
the United States, on account of the diff
ference In size and density of population
The report AYERS that the $500 sustain
ing members of the association and its
10000 country merchant associate men,
bers ave expressed themselves clearly
against the proposition.
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Contracts Filed.


These contracts were filed In the County
Clerks office today:
Edwin Speer, owner, with S. w. Camp
bell, contractor. wiring and bell work, Sl1Oi
Essex Fells.
Cephas S. Pope, owner, with Joseph
Beach, contractor. erecting building, $500
Caldwell.
Blma c. Mennen, owner, with JOSEPH
Oschwald. contractor, mason, sl4,5o0; 4.
Orange street. Same owner with I. 3
Cryer Company. contractor, heating, $1,444i
same premises. Same owner with p. II
Jaehnig, contractor, electric work, $3.50,
same premises. Same owner with Jacob
premises. Same owner with Henry nj
Doremus & Co, contractors, carpenter
81 sos; same premises.
Bertha Llchtmsn. owner, with Isaac
Cohen, contractor, painting, S,lOO; 69 High
street.
Francis Lord, owner. with Gottlot
Thieringer. contractor. carpenter, Timing,
mason. plumbing. painting and electrical
work. $5,841; Montclair.
Abraham Jatman, owner. with Kaplar
81 ,O25: Cabinet street and Paramount
nue..
L. L. Howe. owner, with August H
Fritz. contractor. erection building, $1,000
Inwood venue Upper Montclair.
Anna Garabrant, owner, with Theodore
Geiser s Sons, contractors. plumbing and
heating work: IS Treacy avenue
! Same owner with Charles Dodd & Co.
contractor, mason work, Sl,420; same
Evangelical Association, owner, with
Daniel Lemmers q Sons, contractors
| painting. S465, Avon avenue and South
Seventeenth street.
Nathan Berowitz. owner, with Robino-
work, 5000; Verona avenue and Summer
avenue.
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West Hudson News
LAND COMPANY KICKS
AT PROPOSED CEMETERY
North Arlington Borough Council Hears
Nothing from Burying Ground
Owners,

Contrary to expectations, no request was
presented to the North Arlington Council
last night by the persons who recently
purchased 200 acres of land in the borough
for cemetery purposes. for permission to
establish a burying ground within the
borough.
The matter was brought up by William
W. Constad. general n of the Ar
linEton Park Realty Company, who re-
Gently purchased fifty-six acres near the
proposed cemetery property. He appeared
to oppose such a plan. Mayor Baylis adj
vised hin that no permission had been
asked for such a privilege. and the Off
cials we're ignorant Of what the purchasers
we're 10 do with the property. The Mayor
advised Mr.. Constad hat he would be
notified when such q hearing is held. The
Realty Coinpany's representative inquired
when water and gas would be proeurabie
within the borough, as the company In
tended to build fifty houses on IT'S recently
acquired property in the spring. The
Mayor expressed it as mis- opinion that
it would be able to obtain water through
the extension of water mains by the
Suburban Water Company. WHEN ths
present financial situation improved. Per.
mission had been granted the gas com.
pany several months ago to extend fheil
mains.
Owing to Clerk A. A. Crawford's re-
moval from the borough to Arlington Jan
uarys l, having disposed of his property
in the borough, that official presented his
resignation, and it was laid over unit
January /.
Mayor Baylis reported that Mayor Ed,
ward Kenny, Of East Newark; /. V. Dol
land, Of Arlington, and himself had beer
appointed as a committee by the Hudson
County Board of Trade TO wait upon th'
Hudson County Freeholders and ascertain
when work on the Belleville turnpike wa.
IN hAptn TIM onf-V,fffao mill ofton1 III
meeting Of the board tomorrow, the Mayor
stated.
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ARLINGTON.

Mrs. John H. Faraday and son, Harry.
of IS Beach street, have sailed for London,
where they will spend some time with
Mrs. Faraday's father, who is Ill.
Arlington Hose Company No. 8 held its
annual election last night as follows:
President, Charles Duggan; vice-president,
George ". Woodj secretary, Charles S.
Holland: treasurer, Thomas ]. Kelly; cap
tain, John r.. Carlson; lieutenant, Edward
Wood; house trustees, Thomas ]. Rogers
and Schuyler Westlake. The company held
a banquet at Woldheim's after the meeting.
February q was named as the date of
their annual ball. and the following COM
mittee of arrangements named: Charles
Holland, Thomas Kelly, John Carlson, Ed
ward Wood, Schuyler Westlake. George e.
Woods and William Breise.
The fair of the Trinity Episcopal Church
opens tonight in Quincy Hall.
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CLEVELAND TO PRESIDE
AT INSURANCE MEETING.
Frederick Frelinghuysen to Address
Life Associations First Gath
airing.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Fhe first annual
meeting of the Association of Life Incur
ance Presidents will be held in New York
on Friday. Former President Grover
Cleveland viii preside.
Among the speakers will be Frederick
Fr~elinghuysen. president Of the Mutual
BENEFIT Life Insurance Company Of New
ark; William b. Smith, counsel OF the
Travellers Insurance Company; Chartes
Jerome Edwards. president Of The Me-
tionaI Association Of Life Underwriters
George b. Ide. president Of the Home Lite
Insurance Company; Darwin p. Kingsley,
president Of the New York Life Insurance
Company; John Tatlock. president Of tae
Washington Life Insurance COMPANY;
Paul Morton, president of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society; Reau +. ok
president Of the National Convention of
Insurance Commissioners, aud NJ L seud-
der.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


OFFICE of the Chief Engineer OF the Board
OF Street and Water Commissioner of the
city OF Newark.
Notice-The nnsl estimates for the following
contracts will be presented to the Hoard or
Street and Water Commissioners of the city
Of Newark, for acceptance, on Thursday, De-
cember S. 1907. at 2 o'clock p. M, viz;
FABIAN PLACE,
from Clinton avenue to Lyons avenue;
Paving ard repaving OF
NEW STREET
from Arch street to Lock street. and from Will
sey street to Second street;
CHADWICK AVENUE,
from Rose street to Hawthorne avenue, in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF Chapter 2i7'
state laws OF 1895.
COTTAGE STREET,
from Mulberry street TO New Jersey Railroad
avenue:
BEACON STREET,
from South Orange avenue to Springfield ave.
nue., in accordance with the provisions OF
Chapter 2l7. state laws of 1895:
BARBARA STREET.
from Hamburg. place to Magazine street;
Grading, curling and tagging Of
RUNYON STREET.
from Frellnghuysen avenue TO Elizabeth
Grading. curbing and tagging of
CONCORD STREET.
from Elizabeth avenue to Frelinghuysen
avenue.
And grading. curbing and tagging of
MADISON AVENUE,
from Chadwick avenue to South Eighteenth
All objections TO the payment of said esti-
mates must be filed with me. in writing, on
or before Thursday. December 5, 1907. at 2
O'Clock.
M. R. sHERRERD.
nov29-5t Chief Engineer.
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f. q 9 sherman nv a5x150
Fanny W. Warman and hus 10
Feibleman & Lehman Co, Irving
ton, cor s s Cottage ST and e <
Grove st; and 4 other tracts.....
Eliza NJ. Wiley to Armand Pionnie
ct al, e. Orange, 5 $ Central ay,
100 II S e Fl Sanford st, 50x2C0....
David H.. Miller ct al 10 Ida Belle
Hawkins, b. Orange, 5 S Dodd 81,
1871 It G II Midland AZ JOxsS5
Mary T.. Purdue to Jane
Purdue. q. Orange, s B9rnett s.;
4l3 IT s IF NJ. Il E. X. kY BXl1b
George X. 10 Jonh u. Nnlg'
orange, $ g cor Argyle nv ana val
ley ST sVxioo
Emma r.. 1eIsten ana nus 70 Jonn u;
King H.. ! w
~, ~ II u { Il opii"u"'e "'
SSNiyY -. Dnn
Jonh II. King TO GeofEe X; puhnanl,
n. orange, 5 e s Glen WOOD aV' olo IL
n e IT Sprlngaale AZ; vxloV;,,..,
Alice carter 10 William hughes
Montciair. Q S Park 81, ~ II $ II
Mum st, gSxl20.
> uStus Is. meChsshey 70 :. Netlle
White, Caldwell $ road from
Charles Fl. Hunter, 59x243. ..........
s. Nettie White and hus to Justus 3.
McChesney, Caldwell. S s Westville
av, cor land Justus B. McChesney,
53x162
Edward L. curtis ct al. to Clara II
Fowler, L. orange. II e cor Haistead
ST and Rhode island av. fooy1O0. and
"a tract
Pose Snlan IN Morris and Essex r.
y ~ NinIbrrn cor ~ . cnringiald
nv and NJ Holmes st 1oytS5
cha rias xrttf,,an 10 Morris aud Eseey
~ ~ tN'eenGp - " n ~
i ns ~ ~ - : SMnirittoouusanai i0 az 81
10 II y 1T ~ iVXio;''.
fFeaerlek II. Won ssaue g. a. 10
6rluget 9oou,iisn, nloo,iierl, W % :
orange ST; eoI sAaoiis nv, .'2Sacs.
RANK n. araea 70 1osePn DaNts,
y. ; 1toNS 81 ev y II IT
halon pl, ooNlze, am "a uaSe;.i.i.
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FIRE IN eAsoI1NE SHE'D.

A match dropped in a gasoline storage
shed in the rear of ]. Blbonati's cleaning
rooms, at Main street, near Baldwin street,
Orange, set fire to the place today. The
building is near the East Orange line. and
Orange and East Orange departments an
sWered the fire alarms. The damage
amounted TO about s100.
The fire charred the wooden slaves of a
barrel filled with bcnzine. but the flames,
fortunately. did not eat through TO the
liquid. and an explosion was avoided.
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Mortgages Recorded.
nv

Fanny w. warman and husband TO
Matthias I. Welsh, north side Central ave
nue.. % feet east from Halsey street. 5000.
David Bramley to Theodore Coe, east
side Chadwick avenue, 200 feet north from
Clinton avenue, $4,000.
joseph c. Sharwell to Pride of Newark
Building and Loan Association, north side
New street, 1871 feet west from Norfolk
street, $1,000.
Samuel Lazarus TO William Schmitt east
side Stone street, 494 feet north from Crane
street, $1,000.
Louis Ii. B~ourgeotte to Robert D. Schal-
Ter, east side South Seventh street, 100
feet south from Eleventh avenue, $500.
Emeline Smith and husband to Raymond
Lemassena, south side Chester avenue. 100
feet east from Washington avenue, 81, 400.
Joseph Hirsch to West END Building and
Loan Association CNewarlS), east side Liv-
ingston street, Ill feet south from Rose
street, 81, 200.
Central avenue, 116 feet from east side
First street. So, 900.
Gennaro C~arraeino to Rudolph A. Braun,
west side Belmont avenue, 50 feet north
from Rose street, $3.50.
TOWNSHIPS.
Harriet M. Grove to Emil II. F1clSinger,
Glen Ridge. southeast corner lot No. IL;
and second tract, S400.
Fanny w. Warman end husband to Ma
thias T.. Welsh, Irvingtcn, corner south
side Cottage street and east side GroV6
street: and four other tracts, $1.141.4.
Catherine O'Leary to John y. Everett
West Orange, north side Valley street,
south corner land Cornelius Brooks, 500.
John FL. King to Alletta Vreeland. Or
ange. southeast corner Argyle avenue and
Valley street, 81. 600,
George r. Durham to John II. King.
East Orange. southeast side Glenwood ave
nue., 615 feet northeast from Springfield
avenue, $125.
Franklin Hill Company to Amelia P.
Lawrence, Bloomfield, east side Willard
avenue, sos feet from south side Franklin
street, $500.
Hattie Adelaide Ferry and husband to
Peter Broderson, East Orange, north side
Central avenue, $40 feet east from Harri-
son street, $500.
Rose Kelley to Julia c, Willard, West
Orange. west side Valley street, 1872 feet
south from Hazel avenue, $679.34.
josephine +. M. Requa and husband 20
Fifteenth Ward Building AMI Loan Asso-
citation. Verona. west si1e Lake View
avenue. 1O5 feet south from Bloomfield ave-
nue.. $500.
Pietro Cappeila ct al TO Northwestern
Building and Loan Association, Belleville,
east side Belmont avenue, % feet north
from Lawrence street, $500.
Trustees of Swedish Evangelical Luth-
Gran Tabor Church of East Orange, ". j.,
to Clarence II. Kelsey, East Orange, south
side Summit street. 240 feet southeast
from Ashland avenue. $1,000.
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NoTICE-oFFICD OF RECEIVER OF
~ TAXES, CITY HALL.
Newark, N. J., October ID, 1907.
This office will be open from Monday, Octo-
her 4. 1901, until April Il, 1908, for the recep-
tion Of taxes for 1907.
Particular attention is called 70 the follow
ing requirements Of law:
II paid on or before the thirty-frst day. OF
October, one IA per cent: will be deducted
n paid on OF before the twentieth day OF
November. one-half Gk) of one I'd per cent,
will be deducted. -
If paid on or before the twentieth day OF
December, the exact amount of tax.
r. NOT maid on or before the twentieth. day Of
December, interest at he rate of twelve ltl5)
per cent. per annum will be added.
II not paid on O. before April II, 1908, war
rants will be issued with three so per cent
penalty, Justice and Collectors fees, In add
zion to ten $40 cents cost OF publication OF
each amount personal.
Office open from s a. m. to 2 p. m.
Saturdays from 5 a. NJ. to Y m.
ROBERT L.. ROSS,
Receiver.
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NOTICES TO

All classified ADVERTISING Intended for
pubiicatinn in the EVENING STAR
must be delivered IN this office before
IL o'clock noon on the day OF pubIi-
cation in order to make all editions.
Advertisements received after that time
viii be published in the first available
edition under the bend "TOo Late to
Classify"
Answers to advertisements will be
kent for two weeks and then destroyed.
unless advertisers request otherwise.
Rate for advertising lie per word per
Insertion. except as hereafter noted.
81 per line per month. $40 per line per
year.
Death notices. dfty words. 50cs ad-
ditionaI words. Toe for each
words.
Marriage notices. soc.
Auction sales, Zoe a line without any
discount.
Employment agencies. Toe q line
without any discount.
Religious notices. Csc.
All advertisements TO he set In agate.
Capitals and blank spaces, 1oc n I'M
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REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Transfers.

< IAAAAG = aAAGALLbe
NEWARK.
John G. Gregory to Fanny w. War
man. n S Central av, 20 TT e Fl Hal
seY st, 25X1W.
Maria Belowski and hus to Annie
JewcYak, $ i Tichenor st, 105 # FIR
s W s Hermon st, 22x60..............
Fidelity Trust Co. to Joseph p. Kelly,
W S. 9th st, 275 TT S FIR Central av.
Joseph p Kelly to James r. O'Con-
nor. W $ S. 9th st, 275 # $ fir Central
aN, 25XlN
Henry Jsrolaman 10 Feibleman g.
Lehman Co, tina tract of land in
Newark Great Salt neadaws
known as Club meadow, Az acres. e
$ Maple Island creek. 5 W $ land
formerly of James J.. Mapes........
Robert Levy to Edward Schosn. e s
Stanley av, 291 # n FIR Clinton av,
5OX1l1 ..........
Edward Schoen to Cornelia De Roy
Levy. e s Stanley av, 231 # n fr
Clinton av, 50X1l1. 49,. .............
Clara B.. Fowler to Edward 1. Cur
It's ct al, es n. 18th st, 2S7 1t n FIR
Park av, 25x10
Rose Edeistein to Frances Is. Stewart,
n W . Orchard and South SITS,
2lx40
Frances Il. Stewart to Charles Edel-
stein, II " cor Orchard and South
SITS, 21x40
Joseph Sharwell to Josephine Schle-
gel, S G s S.. ID st, $50 1t s W fr
Sussex aV. 25x100
John L. Armitage & Co. to Pauline
Parvin. S e cor Dawson and South
SITS. 30xlOl
Junior Hatfield to Alpheus Terhune,
s W o Mt. Prospect and Grafton
avs, 39NfG5; and I'd tract ............
Luigi Perna TO Donate r. Rizzolo. e
$ N. 9Th street, Is IT S IF Berkeley
av. lO0x200
william Schmitt to Samuel Lazarus.
e s Stone st, 494 fl n fr Crane st,
2aNlOJ
John Francis Cahill to Security Land
and Improvement Co, n S land
Lucy r. Darp, e s land John Syden-
han. ct al meadow land) ........
Fanny Nadel and hus to Joseph
Mann, n g Mercer st, 382 IT 3 G fr
West st, 25x100
Frederick w. Jones ct al. TO Emeline
Smith. s g Chester Nv, 100 IT e fr
Washington av, 23x90 ............
Harry Ornsteln ct al. to Joseph
Hirsch. g S Livingston st, 141 II =
fr Rose st. 4Sx150 .................
Minnie W. Burr and hus to Emma
NJ. Schurr. e Ridge st. 1888 IT S fr
Grafton av, 40x1O .............-..
Mayer krasner 10 Herman Pashkow
ct al. y G cor Alyea and Paterson
SITS, 5Sxl00 Observation-Disclosures.
TOWNSHIPS.
Valentine Grohe to Charles Grohe.
Glen Ridge n $ Baldwin st, 81 It
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LOTS AT pLA1NF1ELD TERRACE.

w. c. Reeves & Co, selling agents, of
Plain6eId Terrace, report heavie sales
last week than any week since they
opened the property. They are selling
full-size building lots one mile from
the station. fronting on a new proposed
trolley route, at $50 each.
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KEARNY.

Mrs. William Amin, of New York. Is
a guest of her sister. Mrs. Richard Hill,
of Keafny venue.
A moving picture entertainment will be
given In the High School auditorium this
afternoon and tonight. for the benefit of
the picture fund Of School No. s.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRAENTzEL & RICHARDS. Patent law.
American and foreign patents, trademarks
and copyright and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool and London and Globe Building,
corner Broad and Mechanic SITS. rooms sol 1902,
Phone 1891.
DRAKE & CO., Globe Building, 500 Broad st.,
room 300; solicitors of patents and experts in
all matters relating to inventions, Oldest and
largest in the State. Established in 1866. Free
advice as to patentability. Telephone 294e.
RUSSELL NJ. Tel. 43Ss-R.
PATEH LAWYER AND SOLICITOR,
7SS BROAD ST, COR. MARKET.
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RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL
corrected to December |. 100

FOR NEW YORK.
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w. q. BESLER, W.
y.-Pres. & Gen. Man 8
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CAME HERE 70 E

John CAM, Of 81 First street. Elizabeth
port, and Annie Mullen. who gave the
same address. came all the way to New
ark last night to be married. They got
as far as the -Four Corners, but could not
find a marrying Justice" Some one sent
them TO the First Precinct Police Station.
where Sergeant Stucky referred them to
Justice of the Peace Bossett. al 1913
Market street. There they were mar
rled,
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F1Np cAsHIER,s BODY.

LAYTON, Okla. Dec, A--with the head
aud shoulders floating above the wat ter. the
body of d. r. Rankin. the missing cashier
OF the defunet Merchants and Planters
Bank. was found last night by an Indian
hoy in Cache Creek, two miles north OF
Lawton. Rankin disappeared on Novem-
her q Immediately after the bank was
closed. Ii is believed that be committed
suicide.
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we.t Hudson Renlty.

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 4.-The following
deed affecting property in West Hudson
was recorded yesterday;
KEARNY.
Conveyance-Annie u. and Frederick
Brown to N. w. Perry Hatch, north side
of Eilshemius avenue. 157 feet west from
! GRIND aYenue. 50X105. 81.