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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 19.-The following
deed and mortgages affecting property IN
West Hudson were recorded yesterday:
Kearny Convcyance-Gerda f.. Tornfelt
to Oscar Tornfeit eli ux., south side of
Pomeroy avenue, 40 feet east from Devon
street, 30x93. subject to a mortgage fer
S4,OS0, 81.
Kearny Observation-Disclosures s. Starr ct
TX to Charles Hayes, north side OF Eilshe-
MUS avenue. 125 feet west from Alpine
place, 35.2Sx119. 1880.
Harrison MISUNDERSTANDING j. Carney
ct ux. to Thomas %. Gleason, north siGe OF
Harrison avenue, 30 feet west from John
street. 7bx100. 81 900. Augusta and Henry
Salzman to Mary Scheuhel, north side of
Hamilton street. 375 feet east from Davis
avenue, 25x100, 81, 300.
kearny Lbs P~eldens-Mary I, Burnett
and lIalstead G. Burnett conpts. against
Emile H., Edward II. ami Jessie Horton,
Minnie N. and Matthew d. Brown. Adam,
Prentlss f.. and tarol Andrew. Florence
G. and Richard E. Heinisch, Louise c. and
Frank Bancroft, Herbert II. and Alice Coo.
Ellen F.. r., Minnie FL, Nellie b., Charles
w, Josephine, Sophie g., Fred, Helen,
Frances T., Sarah e., Mortimer A., Eliza,
George A. and B.. Augusta Johnson. Carrie
b. Cleveland, Florence r., Joseph NJ,
Sweet. Frances f and Alex. Nogeslsang,
Edgar II. and Fife Martins and Richard
w. Seeley. Object Of suit is 10 obtain n
partition of south side Of Belleville and
New York turnpike at east shore of the
Passaic River. 90 l1-10 acres OF which
Jacob c. Johnson, late Of San Francisco,
died seized. RilSer & Riker, solicitors.
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WILLS %PRoBATED.
Court Admits Documents Made by Late
Essex Residents.

The Wills of Oliver b. Littlefeld and
Mrs. Phebe A. Ives were admitted TO pro-
bate in the %surrogate's office today. The
former died in this city. December 8 last,
and the latter in Montclair, November y
last.
Three daughters, Blanche, M, Maud Ella
and Bessie Hazel Littlefield, are bene-
~feiarles under their fathers will to the
oxtont of receiving the household articles
and $3.50 cash b~equests for the two last
named. and $3.50 for the former. Jennie
Creenleaf, another daughter, is TO receive
an income from s1,500, and a son. Charles
W.. is remembered with $1,000, while
other son. Lester Rupert, is TO get $3.50
George H. Lambert Is named executor OF
the will. which is dated September IA, 1904
The requests In the Ives will cover real
estate in Montelair, which is 70 go TO three
sons. Edwin s., John N. and Robert f.
share and share alike. Ella, a daughter.
the wife of Frederick Haight, is remem-
bered with the jewelry and $1,000 In CASH
The two sons, Edwin S. and Robert r.:
are made executors. The will is dated
October 2 last,
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NEED $1,000 FOR COOPER
CREEK; MANTUA, $4,000.
Former for Dredging, Latter to Finish
Improvements-Figures Are Given
in FlaglerAs Report.
Especial to the Evening Star.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dee. 19.-In the
report of Major C. A. r. Flagler, Of the
engineering corps. on Improvement OF
rivers and harbors in the southern part OF
New Jersey, 1t is stated that s5,O72.9s Is
required for the completion of the project
for deepening the channel OF Cooper
Greek. The project calls for the dredging
Of the channel to a depth OF twelve feet
at mean low water TO the Camden Iron
Works. Up to June 30. 1907. there had
been spent on this waterway $50. $40 rs, and
the commerce of the stream for 1906 was
264. 5S9 tons. valued at s.. 165. 412.
The commerce of Rnncocas Creek re-
ported for the year 1903 was 462, 91 tons,
valued at 1854, $50. The amount expended
on that stream up to June 80, 1907. was
s44. 479.45. At present the depth of the
channel is five feet at mean low water.
1t is estimated that $50,5S0 will be re-
Quired for the completion OF the project
for the improvement Of Mantua Creek.
and the balance available on July /. 1907
was $35, 450.32. The of the stream
In 1906 was 24O,22 tons, valued at 1891. eco.
The amount already expended on the river
up to June 30, 1907, was s59,5sa,6S. The
project was for a channel eight feet in
depth to Paulsboro.
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS

All classified ~advertisinE intended
for publication In the EVENING STAR
must be delivered In this Office before
~ o'clock noon on the day of pubii-
cation in order to make NIL editions.
Advertisements received after that
time will be published in the hrst
available edition under the head "TOo
Late to Classify
Answers to advertisements Will be
kept for two weeks and then destroyed,
unless advertisers request otherwise.
Rate for advertising 1c per word per
Insertion, except as hereafter noted.
81 per line per month, $40 per line per
year.
Death notices, fifty words. soc; ad-
ditional words. Zoe for each seven
words.
Marriage notices., 5Oc.
Auction sales, Zoe n line without any
discount.
Employment agencies. Zoe a line
without any discount.
Religious notices, zoe.
All advertisements to he set In agate.
Capitals and blank spaces, Toe a line.
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Contracta Filled.

These contracts were filed In the County
Clerks office today:
Thomas Burke, owner, with Fl. Becker &
Sons, contractors. mason work $l,550; 40
Second street. Same owner with Ludwig
Palmer, contractor, carpenter work, 1880:
same premises. Same owner with b. New
MANN, contractor, plumbing work, Sl,G75;
same premises.
Louis Bernstein n Israel Gernsod. own
erE, with Max Rosens and Louis Heller.
contractors, mason work, 81, $780,; 152 Bergen
street. Same owner with Samuel Click
field, contractor plumbing work., s1,2s5;
same premises.
William and Anna Decker, owners, with
Wtnterbottom ~ Van houten, contractors,
erect building, s., 400; s5 Orange street.
Morris Friedlander, owner, with Harry
Blacker, contractor, plumbing work, $3.50
ITO South Orange avenue. Same owner with
j.. Silwitky. contractor, carpenter work,
Peter Germann, owner, with Otto b.
Kusher, contractor, painting, 1858; Twenty
second street. Same owner with Alois
Wlasak, contractor, carpenter. S ,l75; same
premises. Same owner with Henninger
Bros, contractors, mason work, $1,000;
same premises.
William Kastner, owner, with Frederick
Schwartz, contractor, painting, $3.50; 51-53
Harrison place, 1rvlngton.
A. Levy and Joseph Mann, owners, with
j. Abrad, contractor, plumbing. 81, 100; 59-J1
Boston street. Same owners with l.. Ardak
and J. Lartscky, contractor, mason, $500;
same premises. Same owners with Henry
Schreltmueller. contractor, stone work.
81. goo; same premises. Same owner with
the American Saw and Planning Company,
contra tors. stair, sill and door work. 50, 100.
Patrick Regain, owner, with Joseph Star
vale, contractor, carpenter, $780,, Sherman
avenue Glen Ridge. Same owner with
John Harkin, heating, S142; same premises.
Same owner with Eyirett, Doyle e. Courier,
contractors. mason. $1,000; same premises.
Nicholas Scholl, owner. with Harry Nun
gesser, contractor, plumbing, $2a5; "A
Peshine avenue. Same owner with joseph
Oberle, contractor. mason, $500; same prem
ises. Same owner with Jacob Bopp, con-
tractor. carpenter, S52C; same premises.
George Lennett, owner. with Frank Pohl
lie and marble work. $l9S.35. 106-1OS john
son avenue.
Hilton NJ. 2. Church, owner, with Georg;
L. Dunn, contractor. heating. 500; Hilton
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vAILsBURG SECTION.

Pride of vailsburg Council, Daughters
of Liberty. met last night in Union Hall
and elected three new members. 1t was
decided to give a social shortly after New
Years.
The Liberty Whist Club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Durando,
South Orange avenue. near West End
avenue. yesterday afternoon.
The South Orange Athietics's bowling
team will bowl on Walsh's alleys tonight.
Last night the p. J.. Walsh Association
bowling team won two games out of 4
series of four from the Henry Witch
Association quintet on the ,~latter's alleys
P, j, Walsh rolled the highest score, 207-
Frank Ii~ahart. Edgar Judson Ebbcis
William Lewis Armstrong are among
those who will deliver lectures in the
next course IN the Alexander Street Pub
lie School.
Adolph Marduier IS having an addition
built 10 his drug store at South Orange
and SANFORD avenues.
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KEARNY.
4ir;Ml

Timothy Ragan was given two months
in the county Jail by Recorder Frank
Koch last night for vagrancy, and Richard
O'Brien received a like sentence for pan-
handling.
DR.. Eugene fl, Goldberg was the attend
ing physician Of Miss Grace Van Emberg,
of Arlington, who received a verdict yes
terday afternoon of $4,000 In the Supreme
Court at Jersey City against the Public
Service for injuries received In the trolley
accident in Midland avenue on September
20, 1904. As physician he was the chief
witness in the case and had pitted against
him five medical experts.
Miss Nellie Hughes, of Chestnut street,
is visiting In Plainfield.
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NoTIcE-oFFICE OF RECEIVER OF
TAXES CIT HALL.
Newark, N. j. October 18. 1907.
This office will be ope- from Monday, Octo-
Der 81, 1907. until April IA, 1908. for the recep-
ton Of taxes for 1907.
Particula- attention is called to the follow
ing requirements of law:
II paid on before the thlrty-hrst day OF
October, one ~ per cent. will be deducted.
If paid on o. before the twentieth day OF
November. one-half G) OF one ID per cent.
will be deducted.
If paid on Or before the twentieth day Of
December, the exact amount Of tax.
II not paid on or before the twentieth day Of
December. interest at the rate Of twelve u2)
per cent. per annum will be added.
II not paid on or before April IL, 1908, war
rants will he issued with three (3) 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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RAILROADS.
new Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected 20 December /, 1907.
FOR NEW YORK.

FOX NEW YORK.
sis, ESQ, $40, $40, ZOO. rs, 1880. 7:d5, 500,
sis, $50, s:l5. gaOO. s:l5. $50, s:45. 1900, 10; 90,
f:S' 1:so, 100. 2.sO. 500. $3.50, 400. 4:s6, 5:O8.
$50, $3.50. $40, $40. $3.50. e:45, 200. 710. T:s0,
S;5J, $3.50 S'55, s;sS; 1910 id;2O ?; M i2;9l
400 g.25. 1c:O0, 1890, 100. 1870 a. m. 12:OO
NJ; 1880, 100, l:5o, z:0o. 2:30, $:9G- $3.50. 4:eo.
9;25, 1000. 1890. 1900 p m. l2;Ol m; 1;5o a. m.
For Ellzabeth and Plainneld, SIP, 7:95, 1865,
s:ss. s:s5. II, 1870 IA a. nj s:ia. ig 49 liz liz 5 5:sS 2:s 81
y nj, Sundays, 7:10, 9:05, 1855, 1856. III
q. m; 1855. 2;i5, s:5s, $50. s;45. 1885. s;4o.
s' Fcr iO'I Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown and
Mauoh Chunk Q;S5 70 Easton)' S;sS q; m;
las, 40 e Sss to h is955i 4 3; "a $50 Sg pi a. cav
For Wilkesbarre and Scranton, 1895 a. M.
liI5, 4;25 p, m. sundays: 4;55 p M u..o
M: i;i5' 1:55. 3:35, APPS. 5:ss, 6:ls, s:45, so
.. m. Sundays. 7;1O, 9;05, ii'b5 a m; $3.50, $40
p F m Req Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park
etc., s:l2 except Asbury Parko. $3.50 g;55
Red Bank on'y), 1850 a m; lis G;S5 Red
snndavs eycept Asbury Park G:10 Red Bank
onlv1' sos. ? IS TO Red Bank only, a M;
G:55 Red Bank only, 1855, $40 p. m.
oniy5. l.ib, 1875, 1925, GLIB Saturdays only(.
Sundays. 71o, $50 a. M l;55 p. mms;.o s,,.
For Atlantic City, 9:55 a. M; Qz.5V Satnf-
days only, S:35 p. m. sundays" '''o a "''
1855 p. IN. ~ s.os
9:55, 1880 q m. ''I2:5o, lie, 3;S5; 4;25, 5.SS,
7:45. g45, 1850 D. m. Sundays, 7:l0, 9:05, 300,
iO:55, 1856 am; 1855, 1.55, PAS, 1856, '"4'55'
''f For @f Baltimore and Washington. 1855. s:s5.
1890 a m, t;15, 3;S5, 5:sS = M; sundays
Taor fiekets. baggage checks. sleeping car
reservations, call at Broad Street Station
1 e. BEsLER. W. c. HOPE,
v,-Pres. & Cen Man. Cen Pass Agent
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THEATRE TICKET ScALPING
is LEGAL IN ILLINOIS.
State Supreme Court Declares Law Pro-
hibiting Speculation" Uncon-
stitutional.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-the. nii-
nois Supreme Court, in a decision handed
down yesterday, found unconstitutional the
State law prohibiting speculation in theatre
tickets.
The court holds that the sale of theatre
tickets at a greater price than that printed
on the face is not injurious to the public
health. morals, SAFETY or general comfort
Of the public. The buyer may purchase or
not. He is under no compulslon.
The theatre Is not like a public carrier.
which operates through a franchise, 1t il
under no obligations to perform its fnnc,
ton continuously. 1t may sell tickets al
any price 1t may see fit or IL may reject
tickets and collect coins at the door.
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FIX TRACTION VALUES.

CLEVELAND. o., Dec. 19.-In the set
Element of the traction war in this city,
the main problem in fixing the value Of
the street railway interests of the city,
preparatory to turning them over to a
holding company Is the amount to be al
lowed on the unexpired franchise held by
the Cleveland Electric Company. 1t has
been decided to appoint experts to consider
this problem. William Barclay Parsons. OF
New York, has been selected TO represent
the company. Another expert will be APP
pointed within a few days by Mayor John
sou, to act for the city.
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400 LOOM FIXERS ON
STRIKE AT ~PHILLIPSBURG.
Workers in Silk Mill Say Employees
Have Been Discharged Because
of Union Affiliations.

PHILLIPSBuRG, Dec. 19.-Between 400
and 500 loom hxcrs and weavers employed
in the Standard Silk Mil at this place
went on strike today. The company will
make no statement aside from the fact
that the strikers have no real grievance.
The strikers, on Gle other hand, say
that every day or two for several weeks
past loom fxers have been discharged
because they belong to the union or have
leanings toward the organization.
There are 300 persons employed In the
mill, and an effort will be made to get all
of them out. The mill Is owned by n
New York company and Is one OF the
largest In the State.
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North Fifth street, $40 feet south from
Second avenue. $500.
Adolph NJ. Rosenberg to Eugene V. Con-
nett. IL, ct al. corner north side Bremen
street and west side Kent street; and
second tract. 5000.
Lena Fennig and husband to Scharff
CONSTRUCTION n Realty Company. south
Sheffield street. $500.
Joseph o. Amberg to Samuel r. Walter
ct al. Executors. etc). west side South
Fifteenth street, IS feet south from Four
teenth avenue, 5000.
Hermann Schwartz to Lincoln Building
and Loan Association. east side Peshine
avenue, 80 feet south from Rose street,
81. 200.
TOWNSHIPS.
Louis Moscowitz ct al. to William f.
Beck. Orange. northeast side washington
street. $500.
John T. Kelly to Frank Defalco. west
Orange, east side Columbia street. 100 feet
south from st. Marks Church land, 5000. +
John T.. Kelly to Frank Defalco, West
Orange, east side Columbia street, $50 feet
south from Ian st. Marks Church, 800.
Frances j. Carleton and husband to
Walter S. Nichols, Irvington, east side
Twenty-first street. S64 feet north from
Seventeenth avenue. $500.
Harry Karrash to Orange Land and I'm
provement Company. Orange, southwest
side Snyder street, 40 feet northwest from
North Centre street. $3.50.
Harriet W.. NOlSnN ana nuhD3nu TO Will
lam Peck. East Orange, east side Watson
avenue. ga feet south from Centra ave-
nue.. $500.
Herbert r. Soverel 10 Cornelius A. Bald
win. South Orange. corner east side Rich
mond avenue and north side Garfield
place. $500.
Lillian Z. Macnabb and husband TO
Mary Louise Gray. East Orange, west side
Eppirt street, 220 feet from south side
Central avenue, $4,000.
Perry C. Tod to Seth Sprague Terry.
AAA-4-yA4- - n.--f on
feet south from Union street.. 81. 90 "
Emeline A. Adams and husband to
Amelia p. Lawrence, Bloomfield. north
side Maolis venue 90 feet east from Ash
land avenue, $3.50.
Marie L. Reddy to John r. Drexel ct al.
trustees, etc.o,, Essex Fells, middle of
Wootton road, SCI feet northeast from
Runnymede road. 81, 200.
Elizabeth L. Catlln to Jacob Hambacher.
Bloomfield, west side Hlnrichs place. So
feet from north side Olive street, 5000.
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g of Mind.

Man has no monopoly of that admirable
quality known as presence OF mind. In
deed, it often happens that III time of
sudden stress woman's mind seems to act
more swiftly than that Of man, and mere
girls will do exactly the right thing at
the critical moment. and thereby save
valuable lives or property.-Girls Realm.
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Mortgages Recorded.

August Roehri to Arthur c. Hensler,
west side Bergen street, % feet south from
Waverly avenue. S4,500
M%ilharking Contracting and Supply Com
pany to William e. Lehman. east side
Washington street, southwest side land
formerly of Obediah Thayer, $4,000.
Hugh Bennett to Ottilie Kerr, west side
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ANNUAL MEETING. ELECTION.
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF AMERICA.
Newark, N. j., December 3. 1907.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this company viii be held at the office Of tho
company, Prudential Building, Newark, N. J.,
on Monday, January IL, 1907, for the purpose
of e~lectlng directors to serve for the ensuing
year.
Polls open II a. M, close IL m,
EDWARD fray, Secretary.
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Hudson News
WILL TRY AGAIN TO
BREAK DEADLOCK.
Harrison Common Council to Meet To-
morrow Night-Caucus Last
Night.

Another attempt will be made by the
Harrison Common Council tomorrow night
to end the deadlock on the election of a
chairman Of that body.
The Councilmen met as a committee OF
the whole last night and seven Aldermen
We're present. Councilman Edward j..
Rice, Of the Second Ward, failed to
appear
Jonh ]. Daily remains a candidate for
the office Of president. on his side, and
Thomas +. O'Connor will still seek the
position on his faction, it is said.
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TAKE NOTICE that I shall sell at public
Of December. nineteen hundred and seven. at
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. il 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
cwner or consignae having neglected TO re-
ceive same or tc pay costs and expenses of
transportation and charges OF detention on
demurrage or storage; the same having re-
manned in possession of said railroad COM
pany for six months.
said lumber was consigned to Murphey- Hardy
Iumbei Company Harrison. New Jersey. from
@ II. Pitts, Upper Zion. Va, and transferred
TO Milford, Va. on order Of V. s. Lumber &
Supply Company, Berwick. Pa. September
w. W. REID, Auotioneer.
SO Academy street,
Dated December nth, 1907.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY GAINED SALARIED PEOPLE
md others without security; easy payments;
offices in CO principal cities. Save yourself
money in getting my terms first. d. H, toll
A Room 612. 23S Washington St, cor.
Market.
MONEY loaned on diamonds, watches and
1ewelry at the rate Of 2 per cent. per month;
unredeemed diamonds, watches and jewelry
for sale PHILIP KRIMRE LOAN OFFICE,
% Academy st.
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SNOWBALLED WRONG
MAN: TWAS THE MAYOR.
Dr.. Goldberg, Kearny's Executive, Took
Offending Youngster to Police Sta
ton. Where He was Reprimanded.

Daniel Mooney, a boy of Pomeroy avenue,
Kearny. was reprimanded by Recorder
Frank Koch. of that town, last night for
hitting Mayor Engene II. Goldberg, OF
Kearny. with a hard SNOWFALL.
The Mayor was walking to his down
town office from his home through Kearny
avenue and when near Lincoln avenue he
became the boys target. The Mayor had
the boy taken to the police station. The
lad excused his act by expressing ignor-
ance Of the identity of his assailant.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS-sealed proposals
will be received by the building Committee
of the Essex County Board of Chosen Free
holders at q public meeting TO be held in the
Freeholders' room at the Essex County Court
House, at Newark, n. J., from 2 to $50 p. m,
On Fsiday, December y. 1907. and then pub
Iicly opened am, read at the last mentioned
hour, Tor the Installation Of water main and
fire hydrantss for the cow barn at the hospital
buildingr, overbrook, y. j., in accordance
with the drawings ana specifications. copies
of which May be seen at the Office Of Hurd
& sutton, architects, Union Buildings Newark,
N. j., where copies OF tho specifications and
blank proposals and any additional informa-
ton ray be had upon application.
All proposals 10 comply in all respects with
the instructions and conditions for the sub
mission Of Lids" accompanying the specihca-
lions
BY direction Of the Public Buildings Com
mittee OF the Board OF Chosen Freeholders Of
the county OF Essex, State Of New Jersey.
Decembe' 1s. 1907.
e. C. EATON.
nov16-5t Chairman Pnhlic RuIldines Committee
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL SELL all or part OF the best paying
automobile supply and garage enterprise in
capital OF $12. 900. Address P. o. Box Sc, South
Orange, N. j.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of any kind, contents
of stores, fats and merchandise of every de-
s~cription, bought for cash; quick and confden-
tial, VAN POZNAK, 42 South. Orange av.
phone 2o71, Newark.
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WAGONS FOR SALE.


WAGONS WAGONS
THE MICHIGAN DUMPING WAGON.
A wagon that is most durable and that
any blacksmith can repair without sending
to factory for castings. Cheapest wagon on
the market. z-t
FRED'K MUSE. ACT,
% FRELINGHUYSEN AVE.
WAGONS WAGONS
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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-
signments solicited For particulars address
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS, 26 Broadway. New York city. and
Lister av.. Newark. N. 7.
John r. KEHOE. President.
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AUCTION SALES

ALL GOODS left over one year will he sold
at public auction ON Monday, December %.
1907. at 10 n. m IS South Orange av. By
order Of PHILIP KRIMKE. loan office. %
Academy st.
year will he sold at public auction on De
cember q. 1907. at 10 a. m. at Won Poznak's.
AZ South Orange av. BY order OF A.. STEINER
& SONS, 219 Springfield av.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE

No. 3 City Hail,
Newark, N. j., November ], 1907.
To the Honorable Common Council OF the city
Of Newark, n. j.:
Gentlemen-In compliance with the act of
the Legislature entitled "A further supplement
of the act entitled An act to amend and re-
wise the charter of the city of Newark. "
approved February %. 1865, I herewith present
a statement Of the cash transactions of the
city for the month of October. 1907;
RECEIPTS.