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CITIZENS
AIR GRIEVANCE
OVER new WALK
High Street and Colonial Ter
race Men Dispute Engin-
eer's Figures.
EARTH EXCAVATION Is
BONE OF CONTENTION
Argument Wakes Warm and
Case Is Laid Over Till
October IA.

The citizens of High street and
Colonial terrace, Nutley, were again in
evidence at the meeting of the Nutley
Town Council last night. The argu-
ment as to the accuracy of the engin-
GERS figures on the High street side
walk was again brought up and the
report of the commissioners Of assess
nent read. The commissioners said
thai they were compelled to accept the
figures supplied by the town engineer,
and according to these figures the
work was entirely correct.
A. c.. Fox, John Rawlings, Edward
Bernard and Walter F. Fairbrothcr
said they were ready to prove Engin-
Ger Shepard's figures wrong. At the
last meeting, when the discussion
started, the residents of the street, as
above named, claimed that while there
were 1,156 cubic yards of earth charged
for on the job, in reality there were
but 400 cubic yards of excavation. AT
the meeting last night they admitted
that more than 400 yards were ex-
cavated, but still denied the figures
furnished by the engineer. The discus
sion grew heated on boil sides.
H. G. Fox, who said ne had had ex-
perience as a civil engineer and sur
veyor. said that he had zone over the
ground n that if he had the proper
Instruments he would survey the job
over and prove his assertion correct.
The matter vas finally laid over until
the meeting of October IA, with the
understanding that in the meantime
either Mr.. Fox or some other engineer
should go over the ground and sub
stantiato the charges made.
The protesting property owners left
and the Council resumed it's normal
work. Councilman Libby said that for
a long time he had intended to pro-
a series Of public band concerts
for next summer, to be held in the
park. The other c%ounciln1en Joined
with Mr.. Libby in the project. and the
Mayor appointed Councilmen Libby.
Carr and Halsey a special committee
to look into the matter and take such
measures as shall be necessary for the
installation of the concerts.
Applications to be appointed chance
men We're received from John ].
Dunno and Alexander Leonardis and
were referred to the police committee.
Councilman Carr preached the sub
ject of Essex county parks. He said
he would like to know what Nutley
was getting for the S24,o 900 in taxes
which We had paid to date toward
Essex county parks. He said he did
see where Nutley was being benc-
flied, and that, Furthermore. the Coun-
Gil had sent a petition to have Yanta-
can Park made a county park, and
While. the spot was one OF greatest
and already a natural park, no
attention had ever been paid to the
matter. The Mayor said he did not see
what could be done. and the matter
vas dropped.
Several tax tangles were Strengthened
out for Christopher Gilman and Peter
and the Council adjourned.
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MAN IS WH|RLEO
IN SHAFT|NG AT
HELLER WORKS
John Donegan, of BelIeville, Is
Suffering from In.
iuries.

John Donesan, Of Dewitt avenue
Belleville, is confined to his home, suf-
fering from injuries as the result Of an
accident In Heller Brothers steel
works. Forest Hill. Tuesday afternoon.
Donegan's clothing got caught in the
slaafting and he was whirled up to the
ceiling.
He managed to catch hold of a bar,
but in the meantime every stitch oil
clothing was torn from his body. Will
lam Cole, a fellow worker. had pres
erice of mind to shut OFF the machinery
and Donegan was released in an almost
unconscious condition. Today he is suf-
fering from bruises about his body.
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cITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


OFFICE Of the Chief Engineer Of the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners OF the City
contracts viii be presentsd to the BoaSS q
Street and Water Commissioner Of the City
meeting on TSursdsy. September nth. iscs.
f0r 'h' hass'nf Ff q s:aeg yTkEE II
from Lents avenue to Blanchard street;
For the grading ana errSlns 81
from Chapel street to Ferry street.
For the grading c.rbing and tagging of
GOLD STREET lsElro'f ~
from Jacob street to Blum street.
NYE AVENUE,
from Clinton place to city line;
SCHLEY STREET.
For the paving and repav,ng of following
streets:
BRILL STREE
EIGHTEENTH AVENUE. '
from South Tenth street to the city line;
ELIZABETH VENUE
from Peddie street 70 Hawthorne avenue;
from Orange street to James street:
GARDEN STREET,
from New Jersey Railroad avenue to Mcwhor-
GEORGE STREET
l''' "AAi HnE sitsss 2 1sS,e' '''
fro" Mount T Rossohs svfR Tss s R'''' street.
from Hamburg Piece to ST. s. Charles street.
t NASSAO 5IhEE1,
from Shefield street to Lackawanna avenue;
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET.
from Sixth avenue TO Park avenue;
SOUTH TENTH STREET.
from Springfield avenue to Clinton avenue. In
accordance with the provisions of Chapter Ell
of the State Laws Of 1895;
SoUTH TWELFTH STREET.
f nrs Sou'h Orange avenue s,, to Springfield rnys,n1 ave- E,
Chapter 21I Of the State Laws OF 1875:
SOUTH FIFTDENtH STREET.
from Clinton avenue to Eighteenth avenue. In
accordance with the provissoas of Chapter 2ii
OF the State Laws Of 1896.
Also for the construction o. the following
sewers:
In
CLIFTON AVENUE.
from Grafton avenue to Monsrlsir avenue; IN
LOCKWOOD STREET,
from Ferry street to Lister avenue.
All objections TO the payment Of said estt
mates must be filed in this Office in writing
on or before . r. M. on Tuesday. September
jS, 1905
MORRIS r. sHERRERp.
Chief Engineer.
Dated September q. 1a9s, septe.5t
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Sana-
toriunn at Glen Gardner. n. j., until 1880 ?. M.
October LIST. 1903. and opened immediately there
after. in tho presence OF the bidders. for all
labor and material necessary 10 erect one shack
at the New Jersey Sanatorium for Tuberculous
Diseases at Glen Gardner. N. j.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
Sanatorium, Glen Gardner. New Jersey. Each
bidder must accompany his proposal with a
certified check for ten per cent OF the amount
OF his bid.
Within ten days after the award, or as much
time as may be granted for that purpose by
the Board of Managers. the successful bidder
VIII be required to enter into q contract for
an approved security company for double the
amount OF his bid.
Proposals must be enclosed in envelopes,
r. II. RABE. JR..
septs. 1911 Chairman.
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HELPER vANIsHEs WITH LOOT.

street, reported to the police of the
Second Precinct today that while alb
sent in New York yesterday afternoon
his helper, named John. had vanished,
taking with him six raZors, one strop.
n stone, one box of cigars, one bot
tie cologne-the entire value being
$3.50.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.


Andrew Poerner to Mechanics Build
Ing and Loan Association, east side
Peshine avenue, IS feet north from
Bigelow street, SIS, 200.
Tomaso C~arabetta to Northwestern
Building and Loan Association, west
side North Eleventh street. 70 feet north
from Chester venue. s 1000.
Same to Raffaele f;izzolo, sarne prop
erty, $50.
Louis Baron to Philip Baron. east
side Seymour ven 900 feet south
from Clinton avenue $3.50.
Ellen A. Tonero to Thomas A.. Pea
body, west side Wickliffe street. 20 feet
south from Hampden street, $1,000.
Louis Bronstein ct al. to West End
Building and Loan Association, east
Side, Bergen street, 426. feet north from
South Orange avenue, $500.
John Trerncl to Johanna Trenlel, west
side Woodside venue, 40 feet north
from Grafton avenue, $4,000.
Catharine English and husband to
Security Savings Bank, south side Or
ange street. 40 feet west from Essex
street, $1,000.
Samuel A. Nadel to workingmen's
Building and Loan Association. west
side South Sixth street, $50 feet north
from Thirteenth avenue. 100000
Mayer Krasner to David Osterweii,
north side Clinton venue, east side
Peshine avenu SIS. 900.
Elizabeth F. Qualey and husband to
Elbridge L. Adams. east side River
road, southwest corner a OF Eliza
beth C~oeynan. $1,000.
John Gerhard to Annie M. Lutter,
east side Sanford avenue. $40 feet south
from fremont avenue. 1920.
Antonio Martone to, Louis J. Beers,
north side Malvern street, east side
land of A. G. Kcasbey, 800.
TOWNSHIPS.
Henry Anstrie to Seth Sprague Ter
~. Montclair. south side Union street
west side Russell terrace. $1,000.
Jennie s. Orbeu and husband to Irv.
ington Building and Loan Association
South Orange. northeast sic Rolans
avenue, 147 feet southeast from Vale,
street. $1,000.
Felix Pesano to Jessie NJ. Cullen
Montclair. south side Glenridge ave
nue., 200 feet east from estate Henr.
Kane, 5000. b
Amanda Kingsland and husband t,
Fair View Corporation. Nutley. Bloom
field avenue. 5s3 feet west from Web
stcr avenue, $4,000.
Vincenzo Rctacco to Mary l.. Jacobu
and husband. Nutley, west side lam
John Hawkins. 4eS feet east from
Avondale road, $1,000.
Walter s.. Decker to Almira r.. DeciS
er, South Orange. south side Elmwoo'
avenue, ISL feet east from South Pros
pect street. $1,000.
Charles Somn1ers. sr., to Emma {
Pierson ct al, South Orange. mort
side Springfield ven 70 feet ives
from Prospect street, $27,500.
Edith e.. Stevens n husband to Els
sex County Trust Company. East Or
ange, east side Clinton street, 11S fee
southwest from Beech street, $4,000.
Edward c. Balcf to North Company
South Orange. north side Ridgewoo
terrace, 725 feet west from Ridgewoo
road, $s,013.
Elizabeth G. Van Liew and husban
a to Lillian r. Gutierrez, Bloomfield
Z west side Willard avenue. 40S feet sout
: from Franklin street. $4,000.
Albert L. z. St~rassburger to Frank
lin Hill Co. Bloomfield. east side Wi
lard avenue. 1.2s5 feet south fror
Franklin street, $500.
: Charles B. Simmons to same, Bloom
g field, west side Willard avenue, 2ss fec
west from Franklin street; and secon
tract, 1850.
Theodore s. Ward and husband
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BURGLAR HELD
ON WOMAN'S COMPLAINT.

On complaint of Agnes Quigley. who
1888 Broad street, John Noble. so State
street. was held in $500 for burglary to
await the action Of the grand jury by
Acting Judge Oehring in the Second
Precinct court this morning.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.


ThomSs A. Peabody to Ellen A.
Tonero W 8 Wicklfre st, ~ II
IT Hampton st, 2SxSo......:....
Arthur d. Crane to Andrew
Poerner. g S Peshine av, 30 IL
rr Bigelow st, 2oxloo.....,
Herman Herdeler TO StanisiaW
Swlder, n S Nichols ST. 20 II II
Jenerson ST,
Rosa Lindeourg ana nus ct 10
..narles Is. CiahGs,
ss.,oo
r-tsss,so C,..., e. fass;s 81
Tiass.... r.-ra~ ~ ssa ft
e. p,oasse.,a au osxtoo
Franl, TT sononer (sl,eriff, to
Pohert E,ah,sy g 9 highland
- 1o1 A. a. uoI,er narkvav.
soy1no III
rat~ NJ c..rs e.
20 ,s, 81 = r. Montclair
AZ 1oox1fo
N.vor .nd roron,on counciI of
civ ~ Newark 70 lydia b.
crsynn, 80 washington at. 1856
n = ~ ronr+ If 3x3S..........
Annie AZ Inter and hls to John
Gehbsra &c Sanford av. 575 #
q r. fremont av. o5x10o.........
Aaron p p~aIeysky TO George
Otto W 9 Belmont av, $50 IT n
fir Kinney at. e5x100,
George otto TO George Bruckner.
same ~pronertv
Meta Pearl Dean and hus TO
Friedrich A. Thum, e $ y. Itn
ST. Isl IT n e fr 7th av, 2~sx100...
TOWNSHIPS.
Nor., r., ., r,av r. BATCH. q.
oranaa t,idyeuooa ter. 72s
-. p,aranaoa "a 1sorlso.
80 80
Dania, xa,,,s ~ Maud NJ slauph-
Iar N,,tisy ,ot 81 aJt Prospect
ta;ch+.
Iass;a n ,ya;i and h,,s N Fann;e
% Ioh,.on s Orange 9 VS.
Ir,,ing,on ay IN n 8 a n Land
In. TT Ll,sn,an 5ox15o
sstb snr.n,a Terry to Henry
Anstr,e MontcI.ir lot 8 man
setb snr. g,,e Terry g Union
az ~ o. R,,sseIl FER ~sox14O... 10
a PARKER 10 John c.
u.rr,. ps,,syi,le " . Reach
a. * o n r. LITTLE st o5x1oo
The F,ir view, ro to Amanda
Kingsland; Nutley. centre OF
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led.


DUFFIN-Entered into rest on Sep
TENDER 10. 1908, at her home, 122 Avol
avenue, Eose Violet, beloved daugh
Ter of Mary A. and the late Geors'
DufIin.
FIEG-Eiatered into rest on Wednes
day, September Q. 1908. Anna, belovet
wife of Fred Fieg (nee STERN, ano
daughter OF the late Henry and Eli2
aoeth stern. aged IS years and
months, of 80 Verona avenue, Walls
burg.
HERRIGER-on Wednesday. septem
IT.. Der 0. 1908, Maria Theresa HerriGel
(nec Schiefter). beloved wife o
Henry Herrlger, aged AZ years. of 40
South Eleventh street.
HIGGINS-on September .. 1908. James
A., beloved husband of Julia NJ. Hig
gins (ncc o'Keefe), of $50 Marke
street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oh Tuesday
September s. 1905. Carl r. Hoerster
in his 10th year.
HTPFELD-on THURSDAY. September
10, 1905, at his residence. 596 Berger
street, August. beloved husband o
Mary Hupfeld. aged Al years.
KENNY-On September s, 1908, Joseph
beloved husband of Fannie Kenny
(nee Lynagh).
Relatives and friends and Local No
10, Hatters' Union. are kindly invited
TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, 80. 10 South Twelfth
street, on Friday. the 18th inst, at {
-. 60 EpAca nf Tinaafa Church
where a High Mass of Requiem will
be offered for the repose of his soul
Interinent in the Cemetery of the
Holy Sepulchre.
KTNSLEY- September ., 1908, Edward
Charles. infant son of Albert c. and
Jennie Kinsley.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. on Thursday,
September 10, at $50 a. M. William
G.. Kirkland. beloved husband OF
Elizabeth Kirkland (nee S~ilbereysen)
and son of the late George and Jane
Kirkland, IN his fifty-fourth year.
MARSH-On September S, 1908, Jane
Crawford, widow of Charles Marsh,
aged Is years.
Funeral services will be held at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. John P.
Grover, IS Broad street. on Friday
afternoon at > o'clock. Relatives and
friends are kindly invited. Interment
at Paramount Cemetery at the FAM
ily's convenience.
MARSE-On September 10. 1908, n
Marsh, widow of David Marsh, at her
I residence. 40 Chestnut street, in her
eighty eighth year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MIZER-Suddenly. at Washington,
D. c.. September Q, 1908. Elenor E.,
daughter of Frank j: and Laura c.
Mizcr, aged 80 years, of 264 Clifton
G
PARLIMENT-On September s, 1898,
John. beloved husband of Mary Ann
Pertinent, Az Jersey street, Harrison,
\. J..
PRE-. ~90RFER-On September >,
1905, Bridget Preisend orfer (nee Fec,
widow of John Preiscndorfer.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral on Sat
urday. september II. from her late
residence, 81 William sect. at $50
a. m. to 81. Bridget's Church, where
- .. nr ~
torment In the Cemetery of the Holy
.epu,N''c AZ 'N "e
. pna,uu p,ao,
$1,000 ,oae ruaosa.h n,,aor,,
~ psoSaS
s.S .a.n;aan -. 49, ves,a.,oa =,
a Va, = psadn.r
7.so a.a,aa,. ~
.sn, ~. $50 $1,000, -,
.sHNn ~ s.1s t.,;n fnan,s
a 49,
-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at hahWay, y.
j.. September Z, 1908. William j., son
OF Isabella and late William j. stew
art, aged Al years, OF l9o tianWay ave-
nue., WOODBRIDGE, \. j.
VAN uoRN-on Senten,ber g. 1905.
Marrcrett Van Horn beloved wife of
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED. to rent, with privilege of purobs.s
a small farm Of from s to 20 acre e.. within
committing distance OF Newark: must be in
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a deieyed advertisements brinEs only the
afterrneth Of. trade. It's the nrst call that
captures the profession Of customers
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AsbuTy.Pagk.

q SALF5-fiouses, 5000 to 5000: new ones
s.. 800; every Improvement; Send for .ciroular.
AMANN. AS ailGiand az. Arlington. \. j.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
Arlington

NEW one ia miiy brick houses; s roonns and
bath; all improvements: steam heat; elegant
ioca ton: easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER,
II Harrison av.. Harrison.
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East Orange.

% quick results list your property now for
the fall de nand. We have buyers OF bargains
at once Good tenants secured
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Atlantic Hirhinnd..

CORNER Plot, f1Ox1oo. oyerioo king the ocean
$50: $50 down and S. a month. Address IL
c., Box %. Star once.
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REAL STA
| Special Real Estate Days--Tuesdays and Fridays
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

TO RENT for winter. furnished house.. s
Johnson av.: all improvements: 10 rooms;
reasonable terms to right party, Answer
GEORGE D ROGERS. 42 Broadway, New
York city.
SIX rooms and bath: all improvements: stean
PEI. ~ Harrison av. Harrison.
HOUSE--i3 rooms: 1874 Haisey' st. near Cedar
ST.; rent S4o.- Inquire II. {. ROE, Is Cedar Of.
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FLORISTS.
II c. srRoBELr. a BRO.
FLORISTS.

Floral designs ana eriblerns tastefully ar
rsgEed st short notice. Tslephdns ss6,
1U BROAD ST. NEAR MARKET 81.
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flnntic Highlands.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
OCEAN VIEW.
Lots $50 w: free excursion Sundays Via
Sandy Hook boat. For ~t;caets apply SHOAL
HARBoR INDUSTRIES. -? Market ST.. Open
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Bound brook.
BEECHWoop HEIGHTS.
GIVEN AwAY-FoR A LITTLE Cash
Tca-room house. 3ox29. on plot ~i0nx200: golden
finish; tiled bath. also laundry. with bath
and toilet: hot water heated: buffers pantry:
largo reception hall with vestibule: large
gas, electric. etc: price 81. 500.
Also two extra lots, 1O0x2o0, each with a
Address
No. 9a Prospect avenue. New York city.
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FELL & DEvINE
Real Estate and Insurance
$40 lain STREET.
NEAT ARLINGTON VENUE
EAST \ n. ].

Real Estate and Insurance
$40 AIN STREET
NfN EAST ORANGE. 4. !.
EAST oRANGE-For sale. 81. 600 cash. balance
easy. will buy you new house . rooms ana
msnt, s nsar F I,es. a and s Lxseerkka%msHnan WANNA r ,nPosts
don't buy . house until you see this. BUTTER
WORTH, Dodd and Prospect SITS, East Orange
LOOK!
S5 feet. So TO 100 feet deep. on newly opened
ers sEABoARD REALTY CO.. 1855 Market st.
West Orange.
VISIT beautiful, Washington Park building lots:
easy terms; take West ors nge trolley to
property. RANDALL. 257 Main ST.. Orange.
ROOMS WANTED.
wANTED-Two rooms and bath, In an up-to-
date apartment house: all improvement In
GLIDING heat. Address p o. Box S3.
W~ANTED-Two unfurnished rooms, with run
,o nans ' Water Hsgre. mg soo sf re Bso g. Star 10 ot nese
STORES. OFFICES. ETC. TO LET.
CORNER STCRE... with rooms: fine place for
grocery. butcher or any business. a Six
teenth av.. corner Camden st.
STORE and rooms; rent $50. Hillside pl. near
Rose st. a.
DESK ROOM to let. facing Broad st. JOHN
MEIER. 1872 Broad st.
FURNISHED Rooms TO LET.
ACADEMY ST., 27-Furnished room for sentle-
man; bath. gas, steam. private.
BANK ST. 175-Furnished rooms to let; . con-
Meeting rooms; improvements; reasonable;
private family.
BROAD ST.. Is5-Desirab BILE locality for teach
ers; phone. t~rolleys. improvements; terms rea-
sonabie.
CENTRAL Av.. ss-A nicely furnished front
room. $3.50.
CENTRE ST, sl-Nlceiy furnished rooms.
ho,sek eeping. 50 up; single rooms T.25; two
large basement rooms; improvements.
CHESTNUT ST. .a--Two front rooms. neatly
furnished; all improvements.
GOES Pr. -, corner Marshal! st.-.Newly
painted, nicely furnished. single and con-
Meeting rooms, all improvements.
FULTON 81. 4l-Rooms. furnished or unfur-
nished. suite or single: very desirable: break
fast IL desired: telephone. r
HALSEY ST., ess-Two connecting rooms, fur
nished FOR housekeeping Sc.
MULBERRY ST, eo2-Larse. front room for
light housekeeping: also parlor suitable TOT
two men.
NEW ST., ss-one front furnished room, suit
able for two gentlemen or man and Wife;
all improvements.
ORCHARD ST. ~1ss-Large front room for two;
every convenience; reasonable.
ORLEANS ST. 2s-s4-Newly furnished rooms;
terms moderate; board optional.
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II NEW HOTEL K~BNsfG0ro6N
East Park and Mulberry, has 80 rooms. etse-
without board: electric eaiI berS.m eFery
room;~ table nrst-ciass; mary pub1sc bath-
rooms: also suites with bath; the fargeot ladies'
reception room In Newark: writing ard Unot-
ing rooms; and the rates sre about thu same
over and come and see US before you locate
for the winter.
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LOOK AT THIS!
Fine farm OF q acres. 30 miles out; good g.
room mouse; large barn. wagon house. pig pen.
trolley or railroad station; only q. 800; write or
al; farms our speciality: all sizes, all prices.
llNSMAN BROS. Duneilen. N. j.
FARM NEAR DUNELLEN-ls acres. all good
tiliahle land: 6-room house, nearly new; barn,
nis pen hen house. frait. etc: one mile from
aeet!nn. maradam road: price 81 ,b00;, come zee
Il. IlNsMAN BROS. Dunellen, N. ].
FARMS for sale. rent and EXCHANGED. pATI,
r. WILLIAMS. New Brunswick, N. J.
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FARMS rop SALE.

FARM FOR sale. to close an estate: best
location In Northern New Jersey; one hour
rom New York;, about eighty acres: fully
sguipped: low price; easy terms. Address w.
". KlpDLE. executor. p. o. Box 3S2, Boonton,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-01-20
News Of the Day.

Sixty funerals of victims Of the fire
panic at BoyertoWn, Ps., took place on
Saturday.
Lord Ourzon hes been elected to the
British House of Lord an Irish repre-
sentative peer.
Edmund Clarence Stedman, the hank
or aud poet, died suddenly at his home
10 New York Saturday night.
The three miners entombed in the
Alpha shaft, 1000 feet below the sur
face at Ely, New, on December 4, were
rescued at nine o'clock Saturday night.
The fourth annual meeting Of the
American Breeders Association will be
held in the National Rifles Armory in
Washington on January 2S, 20 and 30
Mrs. Paul Leicester Ford, widow OF
the novelist, who was killed by his
brother (Malcolm W. in 1902, was mar
ried To Dr. Lindley P. Williams ia New
York on Saturday.
Charles Emory Smith, editor of the
Philadelphia Press, former minister to
Russia and postmaster general, died sud
denly ct his home in Philadelphia yea
!erdsy, sged IS years. Death was caused
by heart trouble. q,
The steamship Niowera, just arrived
at Vjctoris, B. O., from Australia,
brings the fret news Of finding fifteen
survivors Of the wrecked bark Dunold,
after eight months bare existence on
Disappointment Island, 200 miles south
OF New Zealand.
The family of @. Sauer, a German
farmer, living thirty miles northeast OF
Austin, Texas, psrtook of food for sup
per Saturday evening in which arsenic
had been placed. Mr.. aud Mrs. Sauer
and three of their children died in terri
BILE agony and two other children are in
critical condition. The poison is said
to have been placed In the food by COOK
who went suddenly Insane.
James A. Kemp, who is alleged to
have absconded with 81, 900, arrived
in Washington from New Orleans yes
terday afternoon at S:45, in charge of
detectives. Kemp was met at the station
by his son, Lee, Augustus @. Wrenn,
chief clerk of the Navy Department,
and fully thousand persons, many OF
them friends Of the accused man, ard
others who wanted to get look at the
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and taken to the City Hall, and ten
minutes after reaching the building he
walked out on S., 900 bond.