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AID FROM LABOR MEN
TO RAISE FUNDS HERE FOR
TWO FAMILIES.
Essex Trades Will Assist Relatives Of
Maniac's Victims, Cohen
and Driscoll.

A committee of ten was appointed by
the Essex Trades Council last night to
raise funds to assist the families of
Edward Cohen and Denis D. Driscoll.
two Bay State labor leaders, who were
shot by an insane man in the Cow
ernor's waiting room, at the Hub City
State Capitol, December 5.
Cohen and Driscoll were waiting to
see Governor Guild TO intercede for a
fellow unionist who had been sent to
prison, when the insane man rushed
into the room and said he was there
to kill the Governor.
The two labor men had their backs
to the door when the crazy man en-
tered, and they did not pay much at
tention to him until he pulled a re-
yolver from his pocket and hot Cohen
in the back of the head, killing him al
most instantly. Driscoll %grappled with
the insane mar and received a bullet
in his right lung before he overpowered
him. Driscoll is not expected to re-
cover.
The Trades Council donated $40 TO
start the fund for the two labor men.
The committee is composed of Messrs.
Hebeler. Dannenberger. Fiers. Maloney,
Troxler, Wallace. Morton. McGovern
and Armstrong.
Cohen was president of the Massa-
chusetts State Federation OF Labor and
a prominent member of the Cigarmak-
ers' e%lion, and Driscoll was the secre-
tary and a member of the Horseshocrs
Union.
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N~Iortgages Reeordcd.
NEWARK

AN11NN A1Nia
George Oberst to Frank Million. east
side BARCLAY street, 149 feet south from
Montgomery street, $3.50.
Otto Bernz to Mary e.. Krimmell. north
east corner South Fourteenth street and
Fourteenth avenue. $1,000.
Augustus S. Brand to Harriet e.. Egg
bert, east side South Tenth street, 81 feet
north from Eleventh avenue, $3.50.
Bernhard Kappmeier to Teutonia Build
ing and Loan Association. west side Smith
street. 40 feet north from South Orange
avenue. 200. =,
Giuseppe Bianco ct al. to Commercial
Trading Company ct al, northeast corner
Soaring street and Summit place; and sec
ond tract, 81 200.
Hugh Caldwell to Abraham Beach, north
side Wright street. ITO feet east from
Fr%elinghuysen avenue, $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Andrew Maglia to Crescenzio Vera,
Bloomfield and Belleville, north side Sal
ter place, $50 feet southwest from Newark
avenue, and second tract. $500.
James Benjamin Mcfarland to Henry
Trabold ct al, Orange, west side Essex
avenue, southeast corner Mrs. Fitzpat-
rick's lot; and second tract, 5000.
John Dorsey to Isaac M. Williams. Or
ange, south side Wallace street, 30 feet
from northwest corner lot No. 16, 5000.
Gustav Bruett to Carrie M. Gifin,
Bloomfield. southeast side Glenwood ave-
nue., at the first angle southwest from
Newark and Bloomfield Railroad, 5000.
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Governor Has Taken No Action Toward
Policing Goldfeld.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-secretary Root
and Secretary Taft had a conference yes
terday in regard to the strike situation at
Goldheld. New. Secretary Taft also talked
with Senator Newlands, of Nevada, about
the withdrawal of troops from Goldfeld.
Last week the President ordered the pres
ent force at Goldfeld withdrawn on De-
cember 30.
The force now in Goldfeld comprises $50
men of the Twenty-second Infantry, under
command Of Colonel Alfred Reynolds. The
Secretary of War has already issued the
orders for the withdrawal OF the troous
on Monday, and at the close of the depart
ment yesterday these orders had not been
co~untermanded. 1t Is not likely that the
troops will be allowed to remain beyond
that date unless Governor Sparks is willing
to call an extra session Of the Legislature
to provide either a militia or a police sys-
tenn for the protection of the citizens OF
Goldfeld.
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sEALED


December %, 1907.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Building Committee Of the Essex County
Board Of Chosen Freeholders. at a public
meeting to us held in the Freeholders' room
at the Essex County Court House. at Newark,
N. j., from 100 to 1880 p. m. on Thursday.
Januaiy Z. 1905, and then publicly opened and
read at the last mentioned hour, for the con-
structiLn Of underground tunnels connecting
the hospital buildings at Overlook, N. J., in
accordance with the drawings and speclfca-
tlon, copies Of which may be seen at the
office OF Hurd d sutton, Architects. Union
Building. Newark. ". j., where copies of the
specifications anu blank proposals and any
additional Information may be had upon
application.
All proposals to comply in all respects with
Instructions ana Conditions for the Submits
sion Of Bids" accompanying the specifications
BY direction OF the Public Buildings Com
mittee Of thu Board Of Chosen Freeholders
Of the county of Essex. State of New Jersey.
p. G. EATON,
dec23-5t Chairman Public Buildings Committee.
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RAILROADS.
new Jersey CENTRAL

FOR NEW YORK.
b:i ngAi 5.5o, ,'S 80, D SO. zoo. f 7:i5. s:sc, 7 sis' 500,
s:15, $3.50, s:45, 900, 9:15, $3.50, 9:45. 1000, 1920,
1880. LOO di;2o. $40 a. M; 1900 \ i2:so'
$50, $50, e1oi 500. $50. Gas, 700. 7:1C, 1880:
s.. $50 s;55, s;s5, 1910 l5;ao p mi AZ 100
go, s:25, ic:OO. 1880, 100. 1880 a, m; 1900
nj 12;so, l,9e. I:So, 200 2:sO. 100 S:s0. 80,
s s:ss, i 90; 1885, S1S6 ITO II 90 p pm m. iS:i 'i n.y.; i:5o a. o' M.
For Elizabeth and PIainheid, SIP, 1925. 1855.
1886. 9:55. Il 90 a. m 12;50. i:l5. 1:S5. 2:s5,
d. n. Sundays, 7:10, sos, 1855, 1855, 1855
d. M; 1856, 2,45, 1855. $50. s:45. 1885, $40,
+ Fer We Easton, bethlehem. Allentown and
Mauch Chunk 0;25 to Easton). s:a5 a. m
a. m to Easton), 1855. 1855, $3.50 D. m.
FOR Wilkesbarre and Scranton. s:s5 a. M;
LIS, AIS p m. sundays; 1855 p m
a. M; lib, 1855. 1896, 4:25. 5:3s, 6:13. S;45, II 80
p. N Sundays. 7'lo, s:o5. lies a. m; 1856. $40
70, Red Bank. Long Branch, Asbury Park,
,tc.. 6:12 except Asbury Park. s:35 9;55
Bed Bank on,yll. i1:So a M l:l5 es,s5 Red
sundays, except Asbury Park C7:10 Red Bank
onIyl, 9:O5, ? IS to Red Bank only. a m.
q IS Red Bank only, 1855, $40 p. m.
onlyl lib, S:35, 4:25. (6:1S Saturdays only.
sundays, TAO, 1855 a. M, 1:55 p. M
For Atlantic City, 4:b5 a. M; Q2:bO Satur-
days only. 1886 p. m. Sundays. o:55 a. M;
1855, 1870 a M. '.12 so. lis, S:s5, 4:25. 5:3s,
7;45. $40. 1880 .. m. Sundays, 7:1O. 9:05. $3.50.
1885, n:55 a. M; 1885, 1:55. 2:45, 1905. "*i'55,
For Baltimore and washington, 7;s5. $3.50.
Il 80 a M l;lb' s;sS; 5'ss p. N Sundays,
For tickets. baggage checks. sleeping car
reservation call at Broad street station.
w. @. BEsLER, W. {. HOPE,
Pres & Gen. Man. Gen. Pass. Agent
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS.

All classified advertiSing intended
for publication In the EVENING STAR
must be delivered In this Office before
II o'clock noon on the day of publ
cntion in order to make all editions.
Advertisements received after that
time will he published I'm the hrss
available edition under the head "Too
Late to Classify"
Answers 10 advertisements VIII he
kept for two weeks and then destroyed,
unless advertisers request otherwise
Rate for advertising Ic per word per
insertion. except as hereafter noted.
81 per line per month, $40 per line per
year.
Death notices, fifty words. Soc; adj
ditfOnal words. 0 for each sever
words.
Marriage notices.. SOC.
Auction sales. 1Oc a line without any
discount.
Employment agencies. Zoe n line
without any d~iseoun
Religious notices.. 25c.
All advertisements to be set in agate.
Capitals and blank spaces. Zoe a line.
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SON DEAD IN HIS OFFICE.
julius Kahn's Body Found by His
Father-Poison Bottle Nearby.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Ernest d. Kahn
q resident buyer representing out-of-town
firms, entered his office on the fifth floor
Of 66 Leonard street yesterday to find
his 26-year-old son Julius sitting with his
head resting on his forearms. When Mr..
Kahn spoke to his son and asked him II
he was tired he got no response, and
'when ne raised the young mans head
he saw that he was dead.
One of the clerks picked up a bottle
labelled poison" DR.. Stewart, from Hud-
son Street Hospital, said he did not know
thought II was cyanide of potassium.
Kahn said that his son had been in
clined to dependency for some time be-
cause he was unable to get emploYment.
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DRINK HIS NEMESIS.
Former Respected Hoboken Man Sent to
Jail,
LspeeIal % the EyenIng star.l


HOBOKEN. Dec. 2S.-George Cowell was
sent TO the penitentiary for three months
yesterday by Recorder Stanton upon com
plant by his wife Of n~on-support. Cowell
had been arrested as a tramp. but when he
appeared in court a warrant. issued some
time ago, was found.
-Four years ago Cowell was a regular
attendant at the First Methodist Church.
He was much respected and was looked
upon by those who knew him as one of the
citizens of Hoboken that could be pointed
to with pride. About that time he mar
ried a widow whose husband had left her
a comfortable fortune and four children
all h~alf-grown boys. Cowell and his wife
were well received by their numerous
friends. and for more than a year their
home life was apparently happy.
Then came n change, Cowel acquired a
taste for drink and he rapidly descended
the social scale. With his rapid race down
the road to ruin same financial troubles to
Increase the worriment Of the wife.
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5 HURT IN JERSEY CITY.
Wagon Hit by Street Car and Occupants
Thrown Out.

JERSEY CITY. Dec 2S.--Five New York
men were hurt in a collision between
Grove street car No. T97 and a paint
wagon owned by l.. Goodman. of 457 Grove
street. at Eighth and Eric streets. yester-
day. The wagon was upset. The men
were thrown into the street. They were
sent to St. Francis's Hospital.
h injured were Jacob Abrams. right
wrist spralned and ahrasions of the right
shin: Henry Savitski, left wrist dislocated
and left ankle sprained; Fl. H~ollendetter,
abdominal wounds; Sigsmund Moses. right
wrist sprained and other bruises; Jacob
Nibock. contusious Of left shoulder and
Scalp wounds.
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MISSED HORSE. SHOT HAND
Jersey City Animal Cruelty Agent Is in
Bayonne Hospital.

BAYONNE, Dec. 2S.-Thomns Garret.
agent for the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, was this
afternoon to shoot a horse on Twenty
fourth street which suffered from the
mango. He sent for Agent Robert Ritchey,
Of Jersey City, to aid him
Ritchey concluded to do the job. He
grasped the halter about the horses neeS
with one hand aud blaze1 away. Instead
OF hitting the horse he shot off part Of
his left hand and was taken to the hos
pltal. Policemen fired six shots into the
horse and KILLED il
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NOTICES.


TAKE NOTICE. that I shall sell at public
auction on Tuesday, the seventh day o:
January, nineteen hundred and eight, az
2 O'Clock p. M. at the warehouse of Perry,
Bates & Benbrook, Park1urst street and Rail-
road avenue, Newark, New Jersey, one car
load Of lumber, consisting of "a inch pine wall
strips; said lumber sold on behalf of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, to cover It's
charges, ir accordance with Chapter III of the
Laws Of 1904 of the State of New Jersey; the
same having been transported by the said
railroad company to destination. and the
owner o. consignee having neglected to re-
ceive same or &c pay costs and expenses of
transportation and charges OF detention or
demurragc on storage; the same having re-
manned in possession Of said railroad COM
'pany for six months.
Said lumber was consigned to Murphey-Hardy
Lumber Company Harrison, New Jersey. from
G. II. Pitts, Upper Zion, Va, and transferred
to Milford. Va. on order Of ". s. Lumber &
Supply Company, Berwick, Pa, September
W. W. REID. Auctioneer,
IS Academy street,
Newark. N. J.
Dated Decentey %. 1907.
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CHILDREN HAVE OUTING.
Playground Patrons Visit and Inspect
the Library.

The children of the South Canal street
playground had a holiday outing yester-
day afternoon under the direction of
Nicholas Ferring. the custodian, They
first visited the Free Public Library,
where Miss Dodd, of the children's depart
ment, gave them a talk.
Miss BECKER then escorted the young
visitors through the building. explaining
everything as they went along. 1t wal the
original visit OF most of the boys and
girls to the library and for many of them
it was the first information they had
of the library and It's work,
Afterward the children were entertained
at u Photographic concert in Hahne g.
Co.'S. Then the youngsters visited Shop
ards Arcade as the guests of Manager
Shepard and spent an hour or more
in enjoyment.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-To Edwin
Sumner Avay:
BY virtue CO an order Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry ~ New Jersey. made on the day OF the
date hereof. in a cause wherein Grace Alvey
Is petitioner and you are defendant, you are
required to appear and answer petitioners
petition on or before the thirtleth day OF
January next, o. In default thereof such de-
lor shall think equitable and Just. The said
petition is filed against you for a divorce from
the bond Of natrimony on the ground OF de-
sertlon.
Dated November %. 1907.
EDWARD s. BLACK.
Solicitor Of Petitioner,
s4 Prudential Building,
decl4,2l 2sjan4, 1905, 7 % Newark. N. J.
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e-YEAR-oLD SHOOTS BRorHER.
tspeelaI o the Evening star. ]

LONG BRANCH. Dec. 2S.-SiS-year-
old Olger Van Brunt, son of Daniel II.
Van Brunt, publisher of the City Jour-
nal. without warning, yesterday fired at
his ~16-year-oId brother, Samuel. the
pellet entering the left eye, destroying
the sight. The weapon was an airgun,
which he receig7d as a Christmas pres
ent. Double r shot were used.
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TO PRISON IF HE DRINKS.
saloonkcepers who Sell to Dock will
Lose License.
Especial to the pveninE Star.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. 2S.-Wal-
ter Dock, of Cranbury, who pleaded
guilty to wife beating, was sentenced
to two years in State Prison by Judge
Booraem yesterday. After passing sem
tence, Judge Booraem announced that
Mrs. Dock had asked him to show
mercy to the man. and for her sake he
suspended the sentence, and placed the
mar in charge of the probation officer,
with the understanding that If Dock
gets drunk and abuses his wife in the
meantime that the sentence will become
effective. The court also announced
that it will evoke the license of any
saloonkeeper who sells liquor to Dock
during the next two years.
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BULLETS ANALYZED.
Presence of Anthony Goes Against
Negro Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-A chemical
analysis of government bullets. manufac-
tured by private contractors, shows them
to contain a small percentage OF anthony.
This was not previously known TO army
ordnance officers, and would indicate that
the bullets found after the Brownsville
affair were fired by negro soldiers, though
the presence of antlmony tended to dis
credit ii. The analyses have been made
at the direction of the Senate committed
on military affairs.
The discovery that the army bullets con-
tain a small percentage of anthony was a
surprise to army ordnance officers. 1t is
believed hat the manufacturers used anti
mony on their own responsibility to give
the bullets a sharper cast and a better
shaped noseA
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CONDUCTOR DEAD ON CAR.
Hole in Head, Trainmen Say, Not
Caused by Bridge.
Especial to the Evening start

PHILBIPSBURG, Dec. 2S.-Charles
Stanley. of Jersey City, a Lehlgh Valley
Railroad conductor. was killed Thursday,
and his body was found today on
top of a freight car. There was a small
hole in his head, believed by some to have
been caused by contact with a bridge.
Railroad mon who knew Stanley do not
believe this theory. They say that the
conductor knew every inch of the road,
that he was too careful to get caught by
a bridge and that if he had been hit by
such an obstruction his head would have
been crushed.
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U OVER.


Special 70 the EVening Star.I
TRENTON. Dec. 2S.-While responding
to an alarm of fire, Lieutenant Armstrong
was thrown from an engine and was run
over by a wagon. He sustained serious
injuries. The automobile of Chief Allen
baked on the way TO the fire and he was
forced to continue the journey on one of
the trucks. He returned to the stranded
later.
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REAL ESTATE
Robert Blackjack Reports the
Sale of Two Improved Pieces
of Properly.

Robert Blackjack, real estate agent. of
1S Market street, reports the sale of a
two-family house at ia Seymour avenue
to John Clifford. The sale was made for
w. ]. Atterbury. The house has eleven
rooms and is on a lot % by 100 feet.
The same dealer has sold a three-fam-
lily house at 185 Pennsylvania avenue for
Mrs. Louise Warren, to Charles Hopper.
me house contains nineteen rooms and
mas all modern improvements, including
separate steam heaters. Consideration is
not given.
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WILL CONVENE IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Dec. 2s.-The
Prohibition State Executive Committee
met here Yesterday and selected Syracuse
as the place for the 1908 State con-
Vention on September ] and 2.
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C~HIcAGoANs MISSING.
Many Mysterious Disappearance Since
Christmas.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-The disappear
ance of twenty-one Chicagoans from
their homes within the last twenty
four hours has stirred the entire police
department to strenuous activity, and
detectives from every police station
have been detailed to find the missing
persons.
According to police officials, it is the
largest number of persons reported
missing in one day for a period Of two
years, and the police are puzzled to
account for the number of disappear
ances.
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DIR. JAMES S. KNAPP DEAD.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2S.-Dr.
James s. Knapp. dean Of the dental
profession in New Orleans. is dead
here, aged "a. He was a son of DR..
Cally Knapp. Of Knappsburg, n. r.,
where the family had lived for several
generations.
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LEAVES WIFE ALL.
Will Of Theatrical Manager McNulty
Filed for Probate.

PITTSBURG, Dec. 2s.-The will of p.
j. McNulty, the late theatrical manager,
has been filed for probate. His entire
estate is given TO his wife, Margaret A.
McNulty. She is made executrix and
guardian Of their children. The will is
dated May IL, 1906.
In her application for letters on the es-
tate. Mrs. McNulty says she cannot esti-
mate the value of the estate or its liabili-
les. she says the estate consists of prop
erty in Cambridge. Pa; Penn avenue,
Pittsburg, and North Diamond street,
North Side.
McNulty died December e in Philadel-
phla.
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ACcoUNTANr

NEW JERSEY AUDIT CO, 800 Broad st
Examinations and adjustments a speciality.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE

ADLER,s FURNITURE EXCHANGE. As
Belleville av.-Furniture, carpets, stoves and
bedding bought and sold; stoves repaired.
l.. d. phone 99c-L. Br-Bk.
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NEEDED FINE FOR TAxEs.

SUMMIT. Dec. 2S.-Frank Glarrick was
sent 10 Jail today for disorderly conduct
In default OF Si5 fine. He said be couldn't
spare the money, as he had to pay mis-
taxes.
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CHARGED WITH RoBBING HIS WIFE,

FoRKED RIVER, Dec. 2S.-oscar Van
Brunt. who recently served six months in
jail for stealing a gun, was held yesterday
on complaint of his wife, who charges him
with stealing 800 and a gold watch, the
gift OF her parents.
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LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS.
Manufacturers Of Fertilizers of all kinds
Bone Black, Glue. Grease. Chemicals, etc
BUYERS of Dry Bone and Butchers Bone. Con
signnnents solicited. For particulars address,
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL 3 CHEMICAL
DIRK 26 Broadway, New York city. and
Lister av, Newark. N. j.
JOHN F. KEHoE. President.
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Transfers.
NEWARK.

49, 1919
Otto lick TO Bernhard Kappmeier.
n W S Smith ST, 40 IT n e Fl S.
OranSc Nv. 30Xl00
George A. Weber to james Metcalf,
W Clinton pl. 90 # $ fr Haw-
Frederick NJ. Flock to Gustave Haus-
Sing. e $ 10th st, 200 # $ fir Pros
pect nv, 50Xl00; and I'd tract. -.
GuStaVe Haussling TO Minnie h.
FLOCK, g S 40th 81. 200 fl S fr Pros
pect av, 50xl00; and I'd tract. 49,.
A.ce StaMifer Wilson and hus to
~ MARION Thomas, W $ ~, 9TH st, 225
II II Sth aY, 25x59. ..........,...
Edmund w. zeh ct al to Zen 4
Hahnemann Co. S $ Vanderpool
81 and e $ Avenue A, 100x100. -.
Charles b. Pruden to Euphemla P,u-
den' e $ n. 9TH st. 149 Fl n fr 5th
Charles Il: Pruden to John A. Apgar.
e $ ~. 9TH st. l66 # n fir 9TH av,
IoAlOU
John a, Apgar TO Sarah j.. Pruden.
e n. 9TH ST, 166 IT n Fl 9Th aV,
TOWNSHIPS.
Crescenzo Vera to Andrea Maglia
Bloomfeld, n S Salter pl, $50 IT $ w
fr Newark av, 50X125.. ...........,.
Arthur e. SANFORD et al to Chester
DePuy, Belleville, w $ Stephens
st, ; e 5 lot 26S. Coddington prop
erl9' dVNsv
Frederick II. Carl ct al to William
s: Fairchild, Bloomfield, centre ~
Harrison st. cor land Samuel S.
Baldwin. 1S0x662. -.
Frank Costa to Anthony V~erlangieri,
Orange, e $ Hickory st, $40 It S IF
Parrow st. 25x163.
Josephine Tyler and hus to Hart Il.
Berg. e. Orange. W S N. Park st,
1855 # n fr Burnside st, 50x75........
John S. Carlson to Robert A. Free
den, Montclair, cor II 8 Walnut st
and W S Walnut Crescent, 60x100.. So.
George f. Simpson, jr. ct 81 to
Modern Building Co, Verona, cor II
S Pease av and G S s. Prospect st.
241xi42; and 2 other tracts. ..........
North Company to Edward c. Balch,
S. Orange, II s Ridgewood ter, cor
lots 3S and 80. l50x225. .............
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Mr.. Bernard McGovern retires from, anc
his interest in the firm of William j
Lyons and Company ceases by mutua
agreement from this day.
| WILLIAM ]. LYONS & COMPANY.
Dated December Dist, 1907.
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Make up your mind now that You will in
crease YOU sales. Advertise in the STAR.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy payments
money in getting my terms first. D. Fl. TOI-
MAN, Room 612. 2S Washington St, cor.
Market.
MONEY loaned on diamonds, watches and
for sale. PHILIP KRIMKE LOAN OFFICE,
% Academy st.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-28
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of any kind, contents
of stores. fiat and merchandise Of every de-
s~criptIon, bought for cash; quick and confiden-
tial. VAN POZNAK, AZ South Orange av.,
phone 2071, Newark.