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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
BIG CONVENTION COMES TO A CLOSE
Boom for Utica Man Grows to Irresistible Proportions
Over Night-DefeatS Murphy and Guild in Easy
Observation-Disclosures and Sheldon Also Get
VOteS-DOver Again Secretary

Chicago June 9-The final session of the Republican national
convention held this morning for the purpose OF nominating
didate Vice President.
Itwa short lasting hour and half, and in that time the
New Workers accomplished the naming Of Representative James s.
Sherman Of Utica, n Y for Vice President than the Hughes
State League and the Hughes National League have the last six
months
twas still hotter than Tophet June day Chicago has its sir
oCco and its whs fancfu said to be-
But to-day socco all the time You baked moment
fried the next then YOU roasted finally
boiled your ppaon One Of the blessings though that the
Coliseum only half full Vice Presidential of
usually rather lean affairs The great Pres
identiai session.
Nevertheless there fully people hand o'clock
this morning Lodge
the convention under way.
The the galleries and their friends eagerly watched
the proceedings, Notwithstanding the intense heat All had fans and
did their pretest keep cool, how they felt
The PLAYED all Of melodies and seemed particularly par
Maryland My Maryland The prayers OF national convention
usually very interesting either the delegates visitors But
the prayers all OF the of this convention have
unusual Some Of sounded like political speeches
to the popuce through the Deity To-day there by
the Rev. Rabbi Tobias Shonfaber.
The convention stood nearly half hour while
making his prayer.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
WASHINGTON LAD HONORED.
Arthur Leo Curtis Captures Prize in
Bay state Seminary.
Special to The Washington Herald

opeclal 70 Inc NtsllibeoA heIa4u
Boston, June l9.-Arthur Leo Curtis, of
Washington. D. c., was one of the COM
mencement speakers at Willster Sem
mary. East Hampton. Mass. to-day. His
subject was the immigration problem, and
his mastery rendition brought him recog-
milton in the prizes awarded.
The Ferry prize was divided between
Curtis and one of the other speakers.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
TAFT QUITS CITY
FOR CINCINNATI
HurrieS Home to Hold Con-
terence with Brothers.
F0REG0ES CELEBRATION
Had Planned to Observe Ami
versary of Wedding Day.

Expected to Return to Washington
Next Week, When He viii Begin
Preparations for n Hard Campaign.
Photographed for the Thirty-ninth
Time Since His Nomination for
the Presidency Mt Chicago.
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BnItimors and Ohio r.. r. Excursion,

S1.OO to Frederick, Keedysvllle (for An
tietam), and Hagerstown and return, Sun
day, June q. Special train leaves Union
Station a. m.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
fisherman Nominated for Second Place.
1-Gompers VIII Appeal 10 Democrats
1-Six Die in Pennsylvania Coal Mine.
blythe Calls Sherman "Trusty jim"
3-Utica Goes Wild over Outcome.
9-Injunction Aids Race Track Gamblers
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
GOmpers Is Red Hot.

Mr.. Gompers is reported as being red
hot over the action on the Republican
platform.
He is quoted as having said to friends
that the Republican plank, instead Of
being anti-injunction. was really a pro-
Injunction plank and that its only effect
would be to strengthen the hands Of the
courts in the misuse Of powers conferred
upon them by Federal legislation.
The view is attributed to Mr.. Gompers
that a notice shall be given before an
injunction is issued is nothing more than
a meaningless catch phrase TO hoodwink
the workngman.
The executive council of the Federation
Of Labor VIII have a meeting tomorrow
to consider the injunction question. and
1t is expected that after the meeting an
official statement will be issued.
A broad hint was given to-day that this
formal statement would contain the inside
story Of the effort made TO get the Fed
Grafton Of Labors injunction plank into
the Republican platform.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Chicago June I9.-SamueI Gompers
and the other members of the executive
council Of the American Federation OF
Labor, VINO declared when they came 10
Chicago last week that their presence
here had nothing TO do with the Rcpub-
iican national convention. made it known
to-day that the executive council will
meet in Denver in July. and Will present
an anti-injunction plank TO the Demo-
cratic national convention for adoption
in the party platform.
Mr. Gompers and the other national
leaders Of organized labor are very much
dissatisfied with the Injunction plank
which was inserted as the result of a
compromise in the platform adopted on
Thursday by the Republican convention
here. Members Of delegations which an
peared before the executive council TO-DAY
in connection with the settlement OF
factional disputes were questioned bv
the members of the council as TO their
views on the Republican anti-intunction
declaration.
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To Accommodate Metropolitan Branch

Baltimore and Ohio Train 81 will leave
Washington at l p. m, and run through
to Boyds on Saturdays, beginning June
20 and continuing unth September IS.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

S1.25 to Baltimore and Return
Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to-da
and tomorrow.
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SHERMAN CALLED
A LUCKY MAN
Boom Started as Bid for the
GOVernOrship.
UTICA Is A PROUD CITY
Constituents Devoted to Taft's
Running Nate.
UTICA Is A PROUD CITY

Writer Points Out that Candidate Is
"Trusty Jim" TO the Boys In House
OF Representntives-De Him
Safe and sound and a Rare Navi-
ERtor-In Congress for Many Years.
On Committee on Rules.
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Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways. both days, except Royal Lin
tied. City Offices 1A7 G ST. and GIG Pa
ave.
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s1.z5 10 baltimore and return.

Saturdays and Sundays, via Pennsylvania
Railroad Tickets good returning until
Sunday night. All regular trains except
the "Congressionals Limited
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

North Carolina Siding, $3.50 per 100 r..
Frank Libbey x Co.. 9Th & N. y. ave. NV
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Big Drop This Week in Prices of Iron
and lumber. Libbey & Co, 9Th & n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Beautiful Flooring. $500 per 100 TT.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Anything and Everything in Lumber
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th & n. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
GOMPERS is WRATHY
viii Take injunction
Plank to Denver.
now SEEKS DEMOCRATIC AID

President of American Federation
of Labor Quoted as Saying that
Republican Conventions Action
ohIy Strengthens the Power of the
COurts-WIH Give Out Statement.
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Get Our Latest Prices.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & N. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Dressed PaIiuEE or PIckets 81 per 100.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 6th & n. Y. ave. nv.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Everybody Who Has Money or Good
credit buys Of Frank Libbey & Co.
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Baltimore and Return, s1.25,
nmlrNv.nra a nhFn II n

Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
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Continued on Page 2, Column 3.
Parlor Cars and Coaches 90
Pittsburgh
On Pennsylvania r. X. Pittsburgh Day
Express" leaving Washington daily at
1910 a. m, arriving Pittsburgh at S .. m.
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William IT. Hickson TO George w.
Blackwell, East Orange. west side Bur
nett street, ass feet south from Central
avenue, $4,000.
william r.. Hickson to George w.
Blackwell. East Orange. west side Bur-
/ nett street, Sic feet south from Central
avenue, $4,000.
William T. Hickson to George w.
! Blackwell. East Orange, west side Bur
nett street, 547 feet south from Central
avenue. $4,000.
william r. Hickson to George w.
Blackwell. East Orange, west side Bur
nett street. SIS feet south from Central
avenue, $4,000.
William r. Hickson to George w.
Blackwell, East Orange, west side Bur
nett street, 500 feet south from Central
avenue. $4,000.
Z William T. Hickson to George w.
Blackwell, East orange. east side Bur-
nett street, 2S7 feet south from Central
avenue, $4,000.
william IT. Hickson to George W.
/ Blackwell. East Orange, east side Bur-
nett street, 1874 feet south from Central
avenue, $4,000.
william #. Hickson to George w.
BldCkWSll, bdbJ Orange edSl Sluo DuA
nett street, 1874 feet south from Central
avenue, $4,000.
William r.. /Hickson to George w.
Blackwell, East Orange, east side Bur
nett street, 225 feet south from Central
avenue. $4,000.
William T. Hickson to George w.
Blackwell. East Orange, east side Bur-
nett street, 256 feet south from Central
avenue, $4,000.
William T. Hickson to George w.
Blackwell, East Orange. corne south
side Beech strect and west side South
Arlington avenue, $4,000.
Jacob Hilowitz to Essex County
Building and Loan Association, Bloom
field, west side Spruce street, northeast
side land formerly of l.. w. Stevens,
$500.
Margaret Mclaughlin to Catherine r.
Flynn. Orange. east side Valley street,
175 feet from south side fremont ave-
nue., $3.50.
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Richard Ball to Eighth Ward Build
ing and Loan Association (Newark),
east side Summer avenue, 323 feet south
from Elwood avenue, 5000.
Hattie Ehrmann and husband to Au-
gust w. Rosinger, west side South
Twelfth street. 1879 feet south from Sew
enteenth venue $40O.
Hagny Realty Company to Brooks
Realty Company. northwest corner
Springfield avenue and South Twelfth
street, 81 900.
William l.. Groot to City Trust Com
pany of Newark, west side Parker
street. 325 feet south from Grafton ave-
nue.. $4,000.
Harris Grossman to Susie Karlinsky.
south side Eighteenth avenue. 200 feet
east from Bergen street; and three
other tracts, 81. $50.
August V. A. Doctor to Standard
Building and Loan Association, east
side Plane street, 1859 feet north from
James street, SO, 500.
Harry, G. Mayfleld to John Frank.
west side South Fourteenth street. 506
feet north from Clinton emu 81, 500.
Frank Zwigard ct al. to Thirteenth
Ward Building and Loan Association
tNewark). west side South Eighteenth
street, 376 feet south from Nineteenth
emu $4,000,
Emil Eyrich to American Insurance
Company, west side Jelliff avenue, 400
feet south from Hawthorne avenue,
$1,000.
Rose ]. Lockwood and husband to
American Insurance Company. west
side North Sixth street, 375 feet north
from Sixth avenue. $4,000.
rn-.. I - - -.
John 7. Schmaling, west side North
Sixth street, 375 feet north from Sixth
avenue. $500.
and as eXecutrix. etcA to Cortlandt
Parker. ir., trustee. west side alley
from Market to Bank street, 135 feet
from Bank street and IL feet from
southwest side and Bernard Teddy.
s40o.
Wolf ~Krimkevitch to H~earthstone
Building and Loan Association, west
side Somerset street. SSs feet north
from Waverly place. $4,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Charles r. Browning (trustee) to
Frederick r, Browning, West Orange.
north side Mt. Pleasant 800 feet
west from Valley street, $1,000.
Angelo Losco to Generoso Dente, Or
ange, $50 TT north from east side Lin
coin venue and north side Mechanic
street. 10 feet from east side Lincoln
avenue. S200.
Charles r. Browning (trustee) to
Frederick r.. Browning. West Orange,
north side Mt. Pleasant avenue. S09 feet
west from Valley street, $1,000.
James i. French to Charles w.
Oathout, East Orange. west side
Mitchell place, 757 feet southwest from
Main street. 81, 200.
Herbert j., Baldwin Ell al. 60 M. Ida
Flelcher. Irvington. east side CUMMINGS
street. 155 feet south from land formerly
OF Julia A. Cummings. deceased, $500.
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REAL
TRANSFERS.



Brooks Realty Co, to Hagny
Realty Co, n w cor Springfield
av and $. 18th ST, 7Sx10o.........
Susie Karlinsky to Harris
man, $ S 18th av, 200 # c fr
gen st. S5x110; and three other
.Jehn Frank to Harry G Mayheld,
w = S 18th st. 5o6 IT fr n $ Cll1i-
ton av, 30xa5.
William S. Fighter ct al TO Hen
rietta Bechtoid, g s. Ridge st, 5o9
1T fir $ s. I'd av, 25X100. ...++,....
Ernest f. Keer to Emil r. Fly
rich, < $ Hawthorne aY, 90 IL W
fir Jelliff av, 25x10o.
George n. Hay to Rose j. Lock
wood, W 3 n. 9th st, 316 IT II IT
9Th av, 2Sx100..
TOWNSHIPS.
Annie J. Miller and hus to Mar
garet Foley, Nutley. 10 It n fr
Centre st, cor land Annie j,
Miller ct al, 25X41.
John r. McManus to John Austin
Cranberry. T.. Orange, II $
Beech st. 14t fl fir II @ > Clinton
st. 5Ox150. and I'd tract..........
S~seneroso Dente to Angelo Losco,
Orange, at point in line running
s fr q s Lincoln av, $50 fl n IF G
S Lincoln av, aud II S Mechanic
st, 100 Il fr e S Lincoln av. 2oS6o
Frederick r. Browning to Charles
r.. Browning (trustee), w. Or
ange, II S Mt. Pleasant ay, ou9
1T W fr Valley st. 32x105. .......
Austin Realty co. to Alphonso
Califano. Bellevilie. $ S Emlnet
st. 1850 IT fr entire line of Mary
st, 50x1lA..
Charles W. Oathout TO James F..
French, e. Orange, w S Mitchell
pl. 557 It $ W Fl Main st. 36xIS...
Andrew $. Taylor to Leila Mason
Gray. s.. Orange, LOT 999, land
Newark and Essex Land and
Improvement
M. Ida Belcher to Herbert r.
Baldwin ct al. 1rvington, II s
Clinton av W. 211 IT W fir drive
way to brakes ice house, $50
S3bS
George w. Blackwell to William
r.. Hickson. e. Orange. c S Bur-
nett st, 1874 TT s fir Central av,
125x184; and two other tracts.
M. Arlington Wilson to David w.
Lee, e. Orange. W S Halstead st,
300 fl FIR 5 s Nj. & e. r. r., 40x
2OS
Arson z H~ildebrant to Oaks
Land and Improvement Co. of
Newark. Belleville, W S Linden
ap. 12o It $ Fl Malone av, 4Ox125.
Oaks Land and Improvement Co.
to Anna NJ. Hildebrant, Belle
vile. W 5 Linden av, 120 TT $ fl
Malone av, 40x125.
Jakob Zimmerer to Robert Bull.
Nutley, W S Woodland av, % #
fl s $ Race st. 150x175.
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NOTICES.

IN CHANCERT OF NEW J~ERSEY-To the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York.
BY virtue OF an order of the Court of Cham
Gerry of New Jersey, made on the day and
date hereof In a cause wherein James F.
Lynch, receiver OF the international Grapha-
phi 1ne Company. Is complainant, and YOU and
another are defendants. you are required to
plead, answer or deiuur to the bill OF said
complainant on or before the twentieth day OF
MAY next or the said hill will be taken as
confessed against you.
Tho said Eli is filed to recover possession Of
fourteen hundred and forty shares OF the capital
stock of the Edison Photograph Works. unlsw-
fully deposited with you by the Executive
Committee Of the international Grapha phone
Company. and you are made defendant because
YOU claim to hold said shares OF stock by the
authority OF the said last named corporation.
Dated March 10. 1905.
JAMES w. NFsOOM
Prudential Building.
mare4. s1spr7, "a ,slc1eW Newark. MI
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o u
TWO-FAMILY house. Roseyillc-0ne. block
from station; splendid condition: $4,000; easy
terms.
WE have several desirable factory sites, with
RAILROAD sidings. suitable for any manufac-
turing business.
WE have one, two and three-farnily houses;
$4,000 up; most of them may be bought on
easy terms.
SMALL factory on Bank and Howard SITS. I;
cheap to quick buyer; must be sold before
May LIST.
MONEY to loan on bond and mortgage; sums
to suit.
HORRTGAN & SCHEIDER,
al HMM Building
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

OFFICE OF THE BoARD OF EXCISE CON-
MISSIoNERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
City Hall. April O., 1908.
The following Is the list OF names. residences
ana Places II business of persons making ap-
plication u this Board for the granting OF
licenses to sell spirituous, vinous, malt or
brewed liquors and not heretofore published
according to law, to wit:
Name Place OF Business. Residence.
RErAIL-NEW APPLICATION.
chas. Grikschat. $50 Springfield ay......"
16 W. Kinney st
RETAII-RENEwALS
Patrick J. Cunning. 1871 West st. Same place
Peter Kroll, 37-51 Riverside av...t..Same place
Edward l.. Casperson., 1eS Hawthorne av..
Same place
Wendelin Beck, 4I-49 Pierce st.....Same place
Conrad Messing. 205 New York av.. Same place
Fred'k Staufenburger, 81 Frelinghuysen ay..
Same place
Anthony Krywosz ia Chapel st.. Same place
Anton Spinn =, 6T3 Ferry st........Same place
Louis Hermann, 176 Prince st......Same place
Max Kneller. 1S9 Pacific t.........S Same place
Moses Prince, 1893 Orange st.,.,....S Same place
Elmer 4. Day, So Court t.........S Same place
Dorninick Arminiano, 20 Garside ST.. Same place
Henry Gross, 1856 Springfield ave.. Same place
Francesca TroVesano, 43 Garside st. Same place
Lee Olphin, 21I Bank st............ Same place
Michael Mccormick, 373 Ogden st.... Same place
Otto Stoll. $50 South Orange av... Same place
RETAIL-DOUBLF TRANSFERS.
Alfonso Del Guerie. So Crane st....72 Cutler st.
Alonzo W. Ward, 1851 Frelinghuysen av.
Same place
Bronislaw Makoski, 400 Market st.. Same place
JOHN NIEDER,
JAMES r. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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Dwellings.
rosEvrLLE AND FAST ORANGE
~cnTCTATE

" FAST ORANGE
SPECIALS.
N.ne-ronm house. one block from KoseNihe
Station: lot 50x1oo: $50 mo.
Fight-rooin house; improvements zol North
eth St: p bargain; $500.
New 6-fa1ni1y apartment; rents sl,S2o' price
81. 500: finest in Newark. -.
Sc. 0r0-Separste entrance. two@fannily nonse'
steam hesfers. lot s0xi00; near station.
ments.
Sc. 50o-New three-family house; improves
m 1ts.
81 50o-Ten-room house: library on nrst floor.
81. o-Eight-ro room house; improvements al
Watsessing.
See our offerings before purchasing. Con-
veyances for applicants to see properties ana
we'll Uniformed clerks TO give particulars.
ToTTEN & ZURICH.
{ North Ninth st. opposite Roseville station,
Newark. N. ].
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II ga ESIA y
snec;.1 Re.1 Fs,ate Davs-Tuesdays and Fridays
REAL ESTATE For. SALE.
CITY.
just Call in and See
q BILL BAILEY
78l BROAD ST.
My 3 Best Bargains in Real Estate:

ELIZABETH AVE.-Two 3-story
brick houses, 10 rooms and bath; all
improvements. Make an offer, to
close estate.
SOUTH ORANGE AVE. Cor
ner; best on avenue; modern dwell
ing, II rooms, bath; every improve
ment; dandy corner for physician;
will sell for value of house and
throw in lot.
ROSEVILLE AVE.--Most desir-
able part; large lot; frame house, II
rooms, bath; all Improvements; can
be bought for about value of land by
acting quick.
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Caldwell.

CALDWELL CEDARS
A restricted. park like location, Caldwell. n
!: Inc healthiest spot in New Jersey; high al
Stuoe, pracihg dry, air. pure water; one block
low sites; cedar covered gravelly hilltops. rive
new cottages; eight, nine and ten large rooms,
eseTy Improvement; gas, electricity, steam,
shade trees; large piazzss; garden space; bar
sall prices; terms like rent after 10 per cent
booklet or visit property. rake Bioonlfield ave
nue. car to Caldwell; get on Gould place
AMERICAN M Co. 10 Exchange nj
Jersey City; phone TAG Jersey.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinance has been passed by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioner aud
approved by the Mayor of the city of Newark,
and pursuant TO Chapter $50 of the state laws
OF 1895 is herewith published by title:
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
GEORGE Rec
from st. Charles street TO Magazine street,
with hitulithic pavement on a concrete
foundation.
Adopted April .. 1908.
FRANK j. BOOK,
President of the Board OF Street and Water
commissioners.
WIN. Z. GREATHEAD.
Clerk Of the Board.
Approved April Z, 1908.
JACOB ~HAUssLING.
apr10-5t Mayor.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SO, e5t-New e-family houses 5 rooms and bath
first floor, S rooms and bath second hoor'
separate entrances; Thatcher ranges; pioce'
lain sinks and stationary tubs in kltcneIs, ~
celain tub: hardwood mantels: stained Woon-
work and papered nicely; near two car INES.
Open every day and Sunday afternoon. loth
ave, near South 18th St, or of John IL Dunn
& Sons. Owners and Builders, 757 Broad cor
Bank.
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Eordham. n. Y

FoRDHAM HEIGHTS. near Broadway Sub
way, railroad and trolley stations; 3 hne |
and 2 family houses; ? Ia IA large rooms. 2
baths, 2 stairways: parnuet floors, hardwood
mahogany trim; electricity, gas: large plots
automobile garage. shade lawns, prices $1,000
10 $4,000: easy terms. WOOD BROTHERS.
so Liberty st, New York city.
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R IA rs
Special Real Estate Days--Tuesdays and Fridays.
REAL ESTATE NOTES
+t4+44++F444+#+4F*+*

Alfred r. Beckwith has sold the
observation-disclosures. o%ne-fanlily frame
dwelling at $50 South Fifteenth street.
near Clinton c The former owner
was katherine OH.
Cross & Plum nave sold the two-story
brick building at 3 John street for MT,
Campbell. of Halne & Co, to Aliee
Homes Price said to be $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

LATHRoP ANDERSON,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
IA BROAD ST., OPP. ORANGE ST.
TELEPHONE 1881.
FACTORY SPECIALIST.
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GLEN HllDtfI.
MODERN DWELLING, containing parlor.
library, pantry, kitchen on first floor, 3
chambers and bath on second floor; ? cham
hers and stora ge room on third floor. Hot Air
heater. range, gas, running water, stationary
wash trays, additional toilet. ON lot 25xl09xI2;
only $3.50. Sold on reasonable terms. Tor
further particulars address
ATHAN RUSSELL.
BLOOMFIELD n GLEN RIDGE. n. j.
TELEPHONE NO. 501-BJOoMFIELD.
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SECOND AVE. 1S-Seven rooms and bath
all impts.: furnace
CFNTR ST. 26--Fourteen rooms and bath;
furnace heat; all $50
GARSTDE ST. 25T-Ten rooms and bath;
steam heat: all impts. ,.-.- $40
LINCOLN AVE. 45-Ten rooms and BATH:
steam heat: all mpts
PEABODY PJ.. u4-Seven rooms and bath;
furnace heat: all impts. .s24
LOUIS SCHTESINGER
UNION BUILDING.
SEyBN-RooM house In Roseville; all improve
ments; steam heat: only 50. 500: frn lot: good
~iocition. HOPPEN & Co. 5l2 Orange st.
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CHOlCE INVESTMENT

For sale in large or small blocks on easy
terms: $40 down, s. month; 800 tne lots N
Kearny. n. j.: Is minutes from Market and
Broad SITS. Newark; water, gas and sewer;
streets paved; high ground; this property VII
double In value ON completion or new tunnel:
best Investment proposition ever offered and
prices low.
NATIONAL REALTY CO., Owners,
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East Orange.
If o DO NoT WANT TO SELL, yoIrP
PROPERTY DO NOT LIST WITH ME.
IF YOU DO WISH TO ELI YOUR PROP
fltIA LIST WITH Me AT ONCE. AS r
HAVE CONSTANT INQUIRIES For pR0pi
ERfY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ia G. FRENCH. 951 AIN ST.
EAST ORANGE. OPP. WINANS sr
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On PROSPECT Sr.-Fine neighborhood; u
rooms and attic; fine condition; all improve
nlehts except heat: lot 50x106; will entertain
an exchange. WILLIAMS, Room 612. 500
Broad.
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Half hour from NeSyati4.
so~sf s-room modern house s5oo.' water and
YORK c, IN A HEppIE, . Maiden ' Lane IKE
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VA QUO; elevations; 10 good acres; Groom house;
GP66FTPn ana hennery; sl,59O down. Address DE
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RIDGE Sr.-One-family frame, 2s stories; 10
rooms; steam heat, all improvements; gen
tleman's home; $40. 500. SETH ROGERS
ABRAMS. 75S Broad.
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ro ans.fs LAMP, some friiit: DWELLING
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