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"a WESTERN ROMANCE"
Woodland Dramatic Club, of East New
ark. Gives a Play.

The Woodland Dramatic Club. of East
Newark, produced a three-act melodrama.
"A Western Romance at Jaeobs's Hall,
Harrison, last night. before a fair sized
audience. h play vas given under the
direction of Peter J. Doherty, of kearny.
and the affall was under the auspices of
the Sherman Athletic Association, of East
Newark The cast of characters follows:
Danny Jack, q government scout,
known in the West as Little Buckshot,
John Lynch; Mr.. Brown, from Nevada, lin
reality one Jonas Lee, from Utah. a
Slade, his ~henchman. one of the infamous
Destroying Angels, : John ]. Maggie; Hon.
Ira Barton, . wealthy B~ostonian. Frank
A. Linchan: Young Mr.. Weed. called
Jumper, his nephew, inventor of Weeds
Patent Panacea." Alexander Smith; Pat
rick Phelan, Barton's handy man, Frank
A. Mccain; Zeb Tucker. a Wells-Fargo
man. Joseph H. Burns; Elsie Barton, a
plucky American girl. Miss Mary. Brady;
young for q beau. Miss ANNA White;
Nora, a maid ervant. Miss kittie Moran;
Wild Flower. a half-breed Indian girl,
Miss Edith Godby.
Daiicing followed the entertainment
The Officers OF the club are: Leo Me
Kenna, president; Frank a Mccain.
secretary; Charles D.. Smith. treasurer.
The arrangement committee was composed
of Thomas Heelan. chairman: William
Bray, Richard Scurry. Leo McKenna and
Samuel Bradley. Richard Scurry was floor
assistant. The board of directors of the
club is: James F. Mccain. chairman;
John Mcdonald, Eugene Keller, Albert
Ball and Joseph Riley.
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West Hudson News
TO KEEP CHIEF IN
MAYOR KENNY GETS POLICE
SCHEME THROUGH.
Ordinance Passed by Vote of Foul to
Two Providing for Force on
Different Basis.

Declaring 1t illegal and ridiculous"
Councilman John J. Neville, of East New
ark, lead the opposition at the meeting of
the East Newark Borough Council last
night to Mayor Kenny's ordinance proyid-
ing that a police force be established in
East Newark. The measure was carried.
however, by a vote of 4 to 2. Mayor
Kenny, Conneilmen Joseph w. MeTague,
John j. Gampion and 1--WE Gillen voted
for. the ordinance, while Couneilmen Ne
vile and John H. Martin opposed 1t.
The ordinance provides that the police
force shall consist of one chief marshal
and two assistant marshals, besides such
chaneemen or substitute marshals as the
Mayor and Council shall from time to time
appoint. An important section Is:
.sSeetion 2: The chief marshal and the
two assistant marshals shall be appointed,
II their respective salaries fixed by
resolution of the Mayor and Council, and
when so appointed shall hold office during
their good behavior, and shall not be re-
moved from office. nor shall their respec-
tive salaries be decreased except for just
cause, and then only In the manner as
provided for in the acts of the Legislature
of. the State of New Jersey, regulating
the tenure and terms Of office of men
employed in police departments"
As soon as it WIS read last night Coun-
Gilman Neville jumped up, and, address
ing Mayor Kenny, said:
Mr. Mayor, | find by looking up the
law that this ordinance is illegal. You
can't vote on any question in this Council
only in the case of a tie. All you can do
Is, to veto or accept. 1t requires four
member Of the Council, all councilmen.
to vote for an ordinance before 1T is
passed, because four votes make the ma
jorlty vote of the Council.
Another thing, continued APr. Neville.
Clerk Carey ought to have drawn that
ordinance up and not you. This is ridicu-
ious."
You may be right and you may pc
wrong replied the Mayor. However,
that is not the question. Is il correct the
way this resolution was read from the
minute book
Mr.. Neville answered that it was. A
roll-call was then taken and the resolution
was carried by the vote stated.
Councilman Martin then suggested that
the clerk read a section of the law on the
matter. He declared that mn outgoing
Council has no right to do anything which
viii bind the incoming Council.
II called for remarks" said Mayor
Kenny, "and then was the proper time to
make remarks, not now"
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NO XMAS PRESENT
ASSESSOR WON'T GET Elk.
IRA FOR WORK 0 N
Christmas Disappointment for Douglass
Through Enforced Veto of
Mayor Kenny.

Mayor Edward Kenny. of East New
ark, at a meeting of the East Newark
Borough Council last night. vetoed tho
proposition to give Assessor David E.
Douglass. of East Newark. $116 extra
for work he did recently on valuations
of property in the borough.
: At the last meeting of the council
Mayor Kenny proposed that Assessor
Douglass be given the extra money. as
he said the man was a good. efficient
official. In his veto last night, how
ever. the mayor said he regretted that
he had to refuse the assessor his ex-
ira money. but felt Obliged to do 1t be-
cause 1t would mean practically an in
crease in salary. which would be in
violation of the law. Nc action was
taken on the veto. and 1T was laid over
until the next meeting.
Mayor Kenny also vetoed election
expense bills which were sent in by
the East Newark election officers.
claiming they were excessive. This
question was also referred.
Secretary John H.. Martin, OF the East
Newark fire department, in a commuIflca
ton, asked for permission to use the Bor-
ougb Hall New Years eve for Its annual
reception. 1t was granted. The Council
was invited to attend.
Samuel Oliver was made special police
+A v ti0 w I1hllS1DIH. OnHuf
Roller Company, In East Newark. without
pay.
Water Puryeyor Thomas J. Carey report
ed that the cost of water for the month
of November was $685.. 80.
Assessor Douglass stated in a communl-
cation that the members of the Hudson
County Board Of Taxation had visited East
Newark Saturday, November 80, and re-
eeived sixty appeals from the taxpayers.
Out of this number the board decided to
make IWGlVn rpduptinnG arnounftpn 70
1900.
Chief OF Police John Tierney reported
that for November there were eight ar
rests and $40 collected in fines.
Charles w. Anderson, chief of the East
Newark fire department, asked that every
member of the department who served
during the year receive $12 from the Coun-
ell as his pay. This was agreed upon.
chairman Campion of the street COM
mittee reported that the work of repavine
Passaio avenue was nearly completed.
1t was decided to appropriate s1S,S SI. Sc
as the amount for the next fiscal year.
Counciln1en Martin and Neville voted
against this motion.
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HARRlS0N-EAST NEWARK.

Borough Collector Terence Fl. O'Donnell
at the meeting OF the East Newark Com
mon Council last night In his monthly
cember l was $9,912.91- The receipts for
the month of November amounted to
S8,16o.oS, and the disbursements for No
Fember were s., 994.9 90.
William l.. Morton. a steam filter who
Ives at OF Washington street, Harrison, Is
lust recovering from severe burns which
ne received last week while engaged at
city. He was working in the interior Of
a building at that place. fitting pipes when
IN a dark room he started to walk across
me noor. in an attempt to secure a tool.
When about half way across the room
Morton stumbled and fell over some red
hot steam pipes. Before he was picked up
his chest. part of his neck and both arms
were badly burned. The young man when
round was In an unconscious condition,
and a physician was summoned.
Justice OF the Peace William J. Harrison,
OF Harrison, Is confined to bed at his home
with pneumonia.
Councilman John Campion, chairman of
the finance committee OF the East Newark
Common Council, at its meeting last night
reported that he had received a bond from
John Logan, who was elected constable In
the borough recently.
Owen Mulvey, SO years Did. employed as
a iaborer at the plant of the Cr1cible Steel
Company, OF Harrison, who lives in Rail-
road avenue, Harrison, was arrested yes
terday by Policemen John Ward ard
James Duffy, of Harrison, for alleged
drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Rest
dents along Harrison avenu between Pus-
sale venue aud First street, complained
that Mulvey acted d~isorderly. He will be
heard tonight.
Justice Branegan, in the Harrison Police
Court yesterday, discharged George Miller,
~ years old, of 147 Oliver street, Reading,
Pa, who was arrested yesterday by Rich
ard Nugent on Third street. near William
street, Harrison, for appearing to be of a
suspicious character. Miller said he was
drunk and didn't know what he was doing.
The annual meeting of Edward +. Nc
Donald Council, Royal Arcanum, of Har-
rlson. will be held tonight at Elberon Hall,
that town, when officers will be chosen for
the coming year. Last night the LENDERS
OF the council went on a trip to Jersey
City. where they participated ia the big
union meeting which was held in Elk
Hall. that city, under the auspices OF
Excelsior Council, Royal Arcanum. A
pleasant time was enjoyed and many State
officers were present.
The funeral of Mrs. Grace Eileen Head.
wife of Henry r.. Head. of All Davis ave-
nue.. Harrison. took place today from tho
Church of the Holy Cross. Harrison, where
q high mass of requiem was celebrated.
The interment wns in the Cemetery OF the
Holy Sepulchre. Mrs. Head died Tuesday
and was in the twenty-fourth year Of her
age,
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SEBASTIAN TRABOLD.
Aged German american Resident Of
Orange Dies Today.

Sebastian Trabold, so years old. died to-
day at the home of his son, Assistant Post
master George ], Trabold, of 5S Glebe
street, Orange. He had lived in this coun-
try since boyhood and had been a resident
of Orange for nfty-one years. For more
thHn forty yeHrs he was engaged in the
merchant tailoring business.
The funeral will be held at the residence
of his son, Saturday afternoon, ut 2:30
o'clock, and will be conducted by Rev.
Herman c. Gruhnert, pastor of the First
German Presbyterian Church, of Orange.
Mr.. Traboid was a member of Corin-
THAN Lodge, f. and A. M, Of Orange, iden-
titled with the erection of the German
English School and was also interested in
the Turn Vefein and the Orange Maenner-
ch0r. Besides his widow, Mr.. Trabold Is
survived by two sons, four daughters, six
teen grandchildren and four great-grand-
children. His sons are George j., of Or
ange. and William G. Trabold, of Bergen
Fields, and his daughters are Mrs. William
j. Malone, of West Orange; Mrs. Thomp-
son Smith and Mrs. William II. Jaqui, of
Orange, and Mrs. Joseph Cover, of
Newark.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

AN ORDINANCE providing for the SEMI
monthly payment Of the salaries OF officers.
members and employees Of the Police Depart
inent OF the city OF Newark.
Be IL ordained by the Common Council OF
the city OF Newark as follows:
Section !. That the officers, members and
employees OF the Police Department Of the
city Of Newark shall be paid semi-monthly,
but in the manner provided for in section II
of the revised ordinances Of the city Of New
ark, and the procedure therein provided for
shall be and remain in full force and effect
except thai q warrant shall be drawn for the
amount OF the semi-mopthly pay roll. and
checks shall be drawn for the amount due
each Of the officers, members and employees
Of the Police Department as per itemized ac-
count or seIni-monthly pay roll submitted by
said department.
1t being the intent of this ordinance that
the officers. members and employees of the
Police Department shah be paid semi-monthIy
instead OF monthly, as at present, but that in
other respects the method of payment shall be
and remain as provided IN section II OF said
revised ordinances.
Section 2. And pe II ordained, that this ordi-
nance shall take effect Immediately.
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Friday evening. Decem-
her 6. 1907. was read twice under suspension
of the rules and duly ordered TO a third read
JAMES +. CONNOLLY.
CITY Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE
Transfers.
NEWARK.


Susan E. Van Ness and hus to
Arthur d. Crane. g $ Hillside av.
100 IT S W Fl Watson Az. 55xl00....
Henry Weinberg to Samuel Vein
traub, cor S $ New ST and . $
Hoyt st, 26x100.
Harry Ell al, n. 5th st, 500 1T
$ fr Abingdon az. 27x1O1........t.
Philip j. Bowers TO Thomas II. More
house, g 5 Whitney st, 45 1T 6 IT
s. Orange av. 45x62. ....,.......s.+Y
Theresa Elizabeth Albinger ct al to
Edwin Belts, 8 W cor Clay and
Spring SITS, 26x100.
Jane A. Curtiss and bus TO Richards
Realty Co, e s lngraham pl, cor
Il ) Mlllington aV. 4oxlO0. 4...........
TOWNSHIPS.
John l.. Parish TO Security Realty
Co, Millburp, e S Oak Ridge I'd.
n 5 Hemlock I'd. 11xi68 ...........
Meta Dorr Birdsqye 10 Robert I. =.
Palni- verona, n s a new street
IF Fairview av to Gould lane, $50
fl If e 5 Fairview av, I5xl50. $500.
Frederick Clements to William II.
Parry, Nutley. W s Prospect st, n
e 5 land formerly OF J. De Vrles,
dec, 60x150; and I'd tract .......,.s..
William H. Parry to Frederic
II G s land formerly OF ]. DE Vries.
dee. 50x15O: and I'd tract ......,.....
Armlnda r. Clark to Edith L. B.
Acken. Mlllburn. s e $ Wyoming
av. 200 II $ W fir Mountain ay, 50x
Francis r. Meyer TO Henry G.
Never, Montelair. centre line High
land av, s3 fl Fl n Q > claremout
av. S0xl91 .... ...t..s......
Erwin J Crane to Ressie e. Hopkin-
SON. Montrlais. e 8 Valley rd. cor
rs land Timothy 6. Sellew. f42x
Minnie Harner ct al to Charles W
Roini1e. Orange. n : Ward 81. 267
II y W fir Hlllyer ST. 30x126. ......
Bertha Jones to Emma Dorsey. s.
Orange. n e s 81 ST. III It 8 e fr
Academy st, 2Sy12b ,...s.sa4.a..s..s
Milton Romine to Cherries w. Rn-
mine. Orange. u $ Word ST. 26z IT
II " fr Hillyer ST. 3)xi26. ........s.,
Nutley -Renity Co. to Charles r.
and n E 8 High st; s4xl25.a
Anabel Wells and bus 10 WILDER r.
Crane. S. Orange. 5 W ) Mnrntsin
AZ. $50 IT s e Fl R~idgewood I'd. 5oS
George T. Casebelt T. y. j. Land aud
CONSTRUCTION Sc. Brlevillc. nw :
Main ST, S Q S William H.. Weh-
STEERS house lot. 104xe1s.
Frederick Y Lnngstroth ct Al 70
LYDIA Ca1ll Delano. Glen Ridge.
II 5 Washington II, Gil II q r
Ridgewood nv. eox2o0 .........,~+.
Ernest Baeehlin to Jennie r. Baecj-
lin, Bloomfield, W 5 Berkeley ~,
100 I'll n fir Watsassing nv. 3axl2s....
Walter N. Corby to George w. t'ol-
linson, Montclair. W s Pleasant az,
1b9 II $ n land Edward Everett,
olX2f9
Peter X. Wilson 10 Sylvester Fitz-
herbert. Belleville, e $ Hornbiower
av, 3S4 # u fl Joralemon st. 75xl0l
Richard Savage to Thomas II. Gun
bingham. Orange. $ 5 Laurel st, 15g
IT . fr Scotland st. 30x101. ...........
Lincoln Realty Co. 10 Robert J.
Range. e. Orange. W s West st,
1855 IT $ fir Central av, 30x167........
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R M'BRIDE's TEA.

Mrs. Alexander Mcbride. of 6S Halsted
street, East Orange, gave a tea, yesterday
IN nonor of her ddughter-in-
law, Mrs. David Alexander Mcbride, who
has recently taken mp her residence at
Is Halsted place. The receiving party
was composed of Mrs. Eliot Cutter II
Mrs. John r.. Greason, both OF Plain
field. daughters of the hostess. Mrs. w.
70. r. Smith and Mrs. Henry B.. Gombers
poured. Others who assisted were Mrs
william Ward, Mrs. Ralph Hunt, Mrs.
Theodore Woodland. Mrs. John f.. Davey,
Mrs. Charles Gerhard. Mrs. Duncan l..
Roberts, Mrs. Kenneth k~ingsbury, Mrs.
charlea Smith, Mrs, Walter Grand. tho
Misses Bowers, Miss Louise B~lackwood.
the Misses Lane. Miss Mildred Smith. Miss
Edna Burr, the Misses Gibson, 4of the
Oranges: Miss Winano Mcbride. of Brook
lyn; Mrs. John Edmonds, of Germantown.
Pa. and Miss Evelyn Briggs, OF New
York.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

lChancery A-s09.J
SHERIFF"S SALE-In Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between Morris Fucker ct al. COM
plainantg ana Amalie Darwin ct al, defend
ants. FL ID, for sale of mortgaged premises.
By virtue Of the above stated writ of flert
faclas. to me directed. / shall expose for sale
by public %vendne. at the Court House In New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-fourth day of
December nt~t. at 2 o'clock p. m, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises situate.
lying and being in the city of Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey;
Beginning In north line of Morton street dis
tant west aighty-five feet three inches from
northwest corner of same and Broorne street;
thence north Twenty-Five degrees thirty min
utes east sevcnty-nine feet eleven and one-haif
inches; thence west ~forty-six feet nine inches;
then &c south twenty-five degrees thirty min
utes west eighty feet three inches to Morton
street; thence along same south sixty-seven
degrees fifty minutes east forty-slx feet nine
Inches to beginning. Being lot Number twelve
and part Of lot Number eleven on map Of
John Caldwell, deceased.
Newark. N. J., November IL, 1907.
FRANZ II. S0MMER, Sheriff.
Jacob l.. Newman. Solicitor, (ss.7O
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SulIer-Rodeaeld.

A pretty wedding occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. l.. Riggons. of Pros
pect place. Arlington. last night, when
Miss Jennie A. Rodefeld, of Brooklyn, sis
Ter of Mrs. higgins, became the bride OF
William II. Miller, of Laurel avenue and
Forest street, Arlington. The Rev. Riv-
ington y. Lord, pastor of the First Bap-
list Church, Brooklyn, performed the
ceremony. in the presence OF relatives and
a few guests. The brides attendant was
Miss Elsie Oldrich, of Greenville, and the
best mar was John Thompson, of Airing
ton. The flower girl was Mabel b. Rig
gins. niece of the bride, and the latter was
given iva by Mr.. higgins.
The bride wore a white lace gown and
carried white roses and the bridesmaids
dress was a white longerie and carried
pink roses. The flower girls dress was
white batiste over pink %taffeta. and she
carried a basket Of white chrysanthemums
and carnations.
"A reception and wedding supper fol-
lowed the After their return
from their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller will reside in Brooklyn.
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NoTIcE.bFFICE OF RECEIVER OF
TAXES. CITY HALL.
Newark, N. j., October 13, 1907.
This Office will be ope from Monday, Octo-
Der q, 1907, until April IA. 1908, for the recep-
ton of taxes for 1907.
Particulas attention Is called to the follow
ing requirements of law;
II paid on before the thirty-first day of
October, one "a per cent. will be deducted.
II paid on Or before the twentieth day of
November. one-hhlf 10 OF one ID per cent.
will be deducted.
II paid on or before the twentieth day Of
the exact amount of tax.
II not paid on or before the twentieth day OF
December, interest at the rate OF twelve Q2)
per cent. per dnnum will be added.
II not paid on or before April Il, 1903, war;
rants will be issued with three 80 per cent.
penalty, Justice and Collectors fees, in addi-
ton to ten $40 cents cost OF publication, on
each amount personal.
Office open from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Saturday, from s a. m. to u m.
ROBERT L. ROSS,
Receiver.
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Lspeelal . the RvenlnE star.l

IopeuIaI % INC bVehInB staT,J
JERSEY CITY, Dec. 12.-The following
deeds affecting property in West Hudson
were recorded yesterday:
KEARNY.
Conveyance-George Lederle and Lillian
p. Smith to Alfred G. Elvin. south side of
Tappan street, 213 feet west from Davis
avenue. 25x1O0. 81.
HARRISON.
Conveyances-Andrew Malady ct TX, to
John ]. Malady. north side of Railroad
avenue, 300 feet west from Third street,
50x100. 81; John ]. Malady to Bridget Ma
lady, north side of Railroad avenue, 800
feet west from Third street, 50x100, 81.
KEARNY.
Building Contracts--Carl @, and Clara S.
Widen with Broedel & Metzger, all plumb
ing, Timing, gas fitting and heating re-
quired for a two-story frame house to be
erected on the southeast corner OF Stewart
fvenue and Argyle place, $e95; James j
Dunn, niuson work, $500,
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PRIZES AWARDED.
salmond Brothers Get the Elks' Auto.
other Valuable Gifts.

As an aftermath of the recent fair the
kearny Lodge of Elks disposed of the
automobile, piano, grand door prize, a
china set, and marble ~statuary last night
at the clubs home before a large crowd
of Elks and guests. Saimond Brothers
won the automobile, the piano went to II.
B.. Slncox, the Raviland dinner. set went to
Mrs. James Salinond, jr, the large kitchen
range to Charles Jost and the Hackensack
Lodge of Elks wa1 awarded the statuary.
A large number of the minor article left
over were disposed of at auction.
The COMMITTEE roughly estimates that the
net proceeds of the fair will reach 5000,
which will be applied to the building fund.
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IEnaucefy A-Ef0.I
sHERIFF's sALE-n Chaneery of New Jer-
sey. Between Jennie NJ Leigh. complainant,
and Isabella NJ. Edwards ct ais, defendants.
Fl. ia. fer sale OF mortgaged premises.
By virtue OF the above stated writ of fieri
facias, to me directed, | shall expose for sale
by public yendue. at the Court House IN New.
December next. at 2 o'clock p. M, all that
tract or parcel Of land and premises situate.
lying and beng I'm the city Of Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the westerly line OF
South Seventh street distant three hundred
erly line of Eleventh avenue; thence running
aoutherly along South Seventh street twenty
five feet; thence westerly at right angles to
South Seventh street one hundred feet:
thence n%ortherly parallel with South Seventh
street twenty-five feet, and thense easterly
at right angles to South Seventh street one
hundred feet to said South Seventh street and
the place of beginning.
Newark, N. T.. November 10. 1907.
FRANK II. SOMMER, Sheriff.
Philip J.. Schotland. Solicitor. (ss.4M
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ARLINGTON.

William A. Van Houten, Of Chicago. is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H.. G.. Higginpot-
tom. OF Pleasant place.
The Kearny Lodge of Elks is to give the
poo children of the community n Christ
mas entertainment that will include a tree
to be loaded with gifts.
Mrs. Edward c.. Harris, of the Heights,
returned home yesterday from a few days
visit with Trenton relatives.
The First M. E.. Sunday school will give
a Tom Thumb entertainment in the church
Sunday school room tomorrow night.
Mrs. e. Lyon. Of S~tuyvesant avenue, en-
tertained n large number of the ladies of
the First M. L. Church yesterday after
noon.