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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


Full Information concerning these rooms
may be had. free o. charge, at tce Uptown
Office OF The New-Tork Tribune 1864
Broadway. between 36th and S7th stA
Single insertions . cents per line SIX
which entities advertiser 70 have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen days in
The TrtbUne's Directory CT Desirable Rooms
Write for circular.
6sTH ST 3s wEST.-Rooms for gentle
men: absolutely cieant beautifully fur
nished, electric lights, telephone every
modern convenience. first class attendance.
breakfast II desired. private block. highest
references only
215 WEST 1O5TH sT--Handsomely fur
family phone: one fight references
Ealknburgh-
LARGE parlor bedroom private bath;
kltChenette; phone 126 West 91th St
6STH ST. IS W--Parlor floor suitable for
physician; private bath electric lights.
best attendance.
ELECTRIC HEALTH VIBRATORS
FOR XMAS.
HEALTH Vibrator Headquarters; few Na-
tional. Arnold. others. slightly used, bar
gains; we repair. exchange. NATIONAL
VIBRATOR. 1161 Broadway
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BUSINESS CHANCE
IOsT-BANKROOKE

HAVE LIST Of buyers for all kinds OF
business. Coates. 19R Broadway.
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School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCI
sDIes Professors Teachers, Tutors Goveraesses etc
to Colleges Schools and Families Apply
Mrs ri J YOUNG FULTON. 25 Union Square
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M7IRQNRDII1ITE3

From Piers 51-az-56. North Rive<
TO LIVERPOOL AND tQCEEeNS - " y.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THEOCGH If1
LONDON AND PARIS
C-ar7auia Dec23. 10ar Camp Nd LI-I1
T.ff~srfa Dec 50 1Oam Lucania jan 10 Al
Tr-sTrar-fa Jan s. loan NA1-srz-1ia- Z en-5 1oe7c
rae NLATRETANsIA & LTSITA MA -
largest and fastest steamships u r1e Nol--s
viii hereafter sal On WEDNESDAIS-
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The IDEAL Christmas Gift
'IOBB'-C-nze Of the day For old and
young NsT, full OF nun and exercise. In
door game 1or table or 1oor. Al a. stcreA
r. 5. Novelty. 406 Broadway
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FLORIST

OLD COINS. medals, pspe- money. bcuS1
sold Thomas L Elder - z sd 81. y.
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r-aILEM s s LINES
s.TRAVEL"-

2o-pags booklet ~orraI1--g details of cvsr
100 Winter Tours 70 Florida. Bermuda IA
r-af~a- cuba West Indies. ard al resorts
Greater variety and lower rates r1a1 ever
before offered sent fra- on request Mas
tars Tours. 81 West 30-1 s.. New York
COOKS HOLY LAND TOURS
All include Egypt Booklets
TH0S COOK u son. 2+5. 10 3 Eay.
$40 Madison ave SO 5-n ave. New Torik-
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HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Male

CHAUFFEUR. - Expert machtnist ana
t-onbfe man % american. single, with
best habits and pleasant disposition, seeks
eruplo1-ruent where one or many machines
are Operated and maintained & - -
Box g. Tribune Office.
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s STRAUSS. Ladies' Tailor and Fur-fe-
Furs dyed and repaired l5T ESsr rs
st near Lexington ave
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BOWLING SUPPLIES.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

PERT NIECH HAEICS.
The Brunswick BaIke-C0llender Co Of n z.
"a sIesroorrs 81 & SS ". 325 St, near 3 way
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lOEG STO6 6A tTF & CARPET CLEAN
mo CO
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FURs ANp FURRHKs

7. LEVIN & Co. sfs Vest 125ta Sc
F-u-s altered dyed and repaired Ezn1-
sor1s line % Eigh Grade Eurs spsctA1
low prices FOR the EoiidavE-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
70 VISIT INSTITUTIONS.
Commission viii inspect Al State
HELPED Institutions.

L
Richmond. Va, Dec. 2S,-Within Il
short time the commission named
by Governor Swanson to inspsc, the
educational institutions Of the stat"
will be- convened and Il visit Will d"
made 10 all OF the schools and col
leges which are supported In whole
or in part by tn" pnl'ic funds. Th'S
commits sion was provided for by IN"
last general assembly. the idea being
10 have all the institutions agree on
some plan OF education to map out u
scheme for the economical admits
tration and conduct ~ the schools
and have spirit OF friendly rivalry
instead OF the feeling OF antagonism
that mantle SITS itself more Or less at
various lines
The commission Is composed of DR.,
Edward A, AlCkrman. prrsit"n' OF
the University Of Virginia; Professor
~. l.. Jarman. OF the State Female
Normal School Or. W. w. Smith.
chancellor OF the Randolph Macon
system: Speaker II. +. Byrd. OF Win
chester. and senator T.. f. Holland,
OF Suffolk: nr. Charles NJ. Hazen. Of
Ron Air. and Joseph ID. EgGieston.
superintendent Of public instruction
When the inspection shall have
been made the commission will pre-
pare "A report for submission to the
next general assembly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
British Steamer Agenoria in Por|
With Oeranged Engines.
CAUGHT IN STORM LAST WEEK
Vessel Was on Way Across. Bound
From Brunswick, Ga, for Liver
pool, When Trouble eegan-Water-
front News Notes.

With her machinery deraneed as a
result of a rOIgh battle with me
wind and waves during tn" storm
which swept the coast last W"dneS-
day. the British steamship As"noria,
Captain kirkwood, bound from
Brunswick. Ga. for Li> crpool. steam
Cd into this pori yesterday afternoon
The vessel will be surveyed and re-
paired here, before proceeding on her
journey.
The Ag9noria left Brunswick on
December 20. a week ago last Sun
day, and was we'll on her way across
when struck by the storm. When
the found that the engines were de-
ranged he decided to put back and
come to this port.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and
Cooke Company. Mr. Frank Siraehia
agent. is handling the ship and will
provide her with bunker coal bt fore
she puts to sea again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
THIEVES EXECUTE
DARING SAFE ROBBERY
BY Novel Methods They Loot Jewel
ry store OF Large Amount
in VaiIables.
(Ry the Assoc,a'ed Press

MY: 'GEE Lee. 28.-A safe rob
Dcry winch L. said b. TIC police to
lie nnexampier point CT caring was
rrrea!ci tnI&y by Osca &. Jackie. a
ivrler of .'C Third avenue. who's"
place Of business was entered last
niynt ar6 looted o. 5000 in cash
ard SEQ r6c in jewelry
rts i,rgiars. who must have taken
aevc.al h.:Irs in accomplishing their
purpose. Uttered the Jackie establish
ment ~ way % the cellar.
After wrsnching twelve steel tars
F-nu th.' r-'Iiar wirc1, thcy sawed
Al rr.'nin- III - rms: and through
this entered the store above. Here,
afr ls:-ly tempting 10 bore
through the .tec; door Of the safe
Which 'Stcra ur,',r lighted gas jet
m PLAIN Wow Of he street, they man.
ag-1 to II, the combination dial
from the ste and through the sinai!
oprn,nc rf: mani slated the bolts
and levers SO as to release the locks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29

Many Coal Sehooners in Port.
An unusually large number OF
schooners are at this port for full
careoes OF coal. These include sew
eral five-masted schooners, the SIX
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
Fined HEAVILY for contemnt.

Danville, Va. Dec. 2S.--Callinc a
policeman a liar cost r.. r, Haley. a
dealer in soft drinks. $50 here today.
Hal,y was fined 81 in the mayor
court this morning for fast driving.
He then branded the policeman. who
arrested him on this charge. as a liar.
He was fined $40 and costs for con-
tempt, after which he said that tho
statement Of the officer was d
lie" and an additional fine Of 500 was
added. with warning by the mayor
that he would be sent TO jail " he
repeated the offense.
Haley then became quiet and paid
his fine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
ATTEMPTED TRAIN WREcKINc.
crudse Against section Boss Leads
Negro to Commit Capital Crime.


ROANOKE. VA. Dec 2S.-West
Grubb. a negro, was arrested near
WytheYiIle yesterday. charged with
attempting to wreck the Washington
and Chattanooga Limited. the fastest
passenger train handled by the Nor
folk and Western railway.
Grub feared lynching and was
brought to the Roanoke Jail for safe
keeping. He last night made a fall
confession. saying he made three at
tempts within the las; two weeks
to destroy the train. and that the
fourth time be returned 10 the spo;
near wytheville TO pile cross ties on
the track he observed a Waterman
and went away.
The accused negro admits he had
4 srudge against the section fore
nan and sought to get even with
The extreme sentence for the Of
frnsc is death. Detectives had been
him by wreckipg the fast flyer"
OF. the case ten days.
Grubbs was broGgni here Saturday
night. for fear that he would be
lyIched. bat was taken back 10
wytheville this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
SHIPPING REPORT
Sunday, January 81, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Tiger (NorD Bugge. Sa'
qua la Grande 10 Berwind-Whitc Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer Urd (NOr) Hansen. Ra'
VIVA to Berwind-White Coal Compa'
ny in ballast.
Steamer Coquet Orr Sutherland,
Galveston to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal Agency for bunker coal.
Steamer Agenora (BrD Kirkwood
Brunswick. Ga-Vessel bound for
Liverpool. put in this port with ma
chinery deranged.
Schooner Elizabeth Palmer. Smith
Boston to White Oak Coal Company
in ballast.
Schooner Mary F. H. G. Dow
Murray. Boston TO White Oak Coal
Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29

Two Steamers for Coal Cargoes.
Two Norwegian steamships. the
Urd and Tiger, arrived in port yes
terday to load full cargoes of coal
for the West Indies. They will load
an aggregate of about $500 tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
Presidents Youngest Daughters
forme| Bow 10 Society.
ABOUT 400 GUESTS ARE PRESENT
Marine Band Orchestra PROVIDES
Music for the Oceasion-Danein9
Precedes Midnight Supper-White
House in Gala Attire.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Fec. 2S.-h'
House beautifully decorated for the
occasion. President ROosevelts
Youngest daughter. Ethel. tonight
made her formal bow TO society.
Preceding the dancing in the East
! Room, which began at ten o'clock
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt
received the invited guests in the
Blue Room.
Miss Roosevelt's gown was Of soft
white satin trimmed with crystals
while that CT her mother was of dark
blue satin
Seldom. if ever. has the East room
presented a more attractive picture
Seated on a platform at the north
end of the room was the Marine
band orchestra, whose brilliant scar
let uniforms against a background OF
green formed rich frame fer the
beautiful color scheme lavishly paint
ed in the center Of the room by the
handsome gowns of the fair debu'
tante's guests.
The invited guests numbered about
400. only unmarried members of the
younger set participating in the dane
ing.
Among those present were mrs,
William S. Cowles. and Mrs Doug
lass Robinson. the Presidents two
sisters: Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. Mrs. J. Emlen Roosevelt. Mrs.
Simpkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ba'
con, Mrs. Charles A. Mum. Mrs.
Richard Wayne Parker and Mrs. Her
bert WadswOrth.
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., who came
home from Connecticut to spend
Christmas with his parents at the
White House remained over TO al
tend the dance.
Supper at Midnight.
At midnight the music ceased and
the guests partook of a supper which
was served al small tables arranged
along the lower corridor and rooms
leading into this corridor
Previous 10 the bali Miss Roose
NtII was tue SuGSt vi iohol o. "a N''-
ner given by Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. Bacon at their residence.
Covers were laid for sixty. the
party going later to the White House.
Mrs. c. A. Mum also entertained
large house party which later went
TO the White House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt are enter
tanning a house party for the dance,
ne party including Miss Josephine
Osborne. Miss Ellen H. Rogers. Miss
Ccrnelia Landon. Miss Madeline Bon
land. Miss Janetta Alexander. Miss
Virginia Murray, Suydam Cutting
Henry Holt, Jr.. Barclay Farr. Ran
dali Clifford, H. Fairfield Osborne. Jr.,
Stephen L. Landon, Edmund Rogers,
Munroe Robinson. Robert Potter,
Charles Emery and Norman Armour,
who arrived at the White House
shortly after luncheon today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
GLAD " ENDED.

PERRY. Ga. Dec. Fletcher
Willis. a negro. was hanged here be
tween 10 and II o'clock this morning
for the murder Of James Bell. OF
Houston county
Willis. on leaving the Jail in com
pany with Sheriff Cooper and a dep
uty from Houston county. sud: y
am glad this thing will soon be over
with. bit they are hanging N iHno,
cent man whea they hang nc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
Mind Your Ouslness!

n you don't nobody viii. II 10 your
business to keep out Of all the trou'
bic you can and you can snd vii!
keep out OF liver ard bowel trouble
II you take Dr. Kings New LIE Pilis.
They keep biliousness. malaria and
.aundicc out Of your system. sc q
Al Druegists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
This % Worth NsadIna-

Leo r. Zelinsd, of IS Gibson 81
Buffalo n. Y. says: Z cured the NOS
annoying cold sore ] ever had. with
BuckIcn's krnica Sal.e. ! applied
this saIve once = day for twC days
when every trace Of the sore was
zone" Heals all sores. Sold undei
s0arsntee at An DruGgists. &c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
masted Eleanor A. Percy and several
fouT-maSt, d schOUners.


The Dutch steamship Tromp clear:
ed firm this por; Yesterday for Ha-
1000 tons Of coal. valued at $ll.Zoo.
She will steam today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29

MISS ElkINS TO BE NURSE.
New York Paper Hears That Heiress
May Take Up Hospital Work.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-The World
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29

Calendar for Today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-29
Monday January %, 1908.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer Tromp IDtch.) De Voogd,
Havana Berwind-White Coal Compa-
ny
Steamer Coquet (Br.) Sutherland.
Hamburg. CHESAPEAKE & Ohio Coal
Agency Company.
Barge Badger for Allyns Point
White Oak Coal Company.
Barge Brittania for New Haven
White Oak Coal Company.
Steamed.
Steamers Coquet (Bro Hamburg;
Bav View. Cummings. Boston tow
ing barges Brittania and Badger.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
LUSITANIA A OWN
EASTWARD PASSAGE RECORD

LIVERPOOL. July 21.-The Cunard
Line steamer Lusitania, which arrived
here today, has broken her eastward
record to Queenstown owe the long
course Her time was 8 days and 81
minutes, and her average rate of speed
for the entire distance 24.32 knots an
hour. The Lusitania Is still 80 minutes
behind the record made by the Maure-
tania on this course, namely, 5 days
and 5 minutes at an average speed
of 24.42.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

Frida Joerger to West End Building
and Loan Association, west side Leslie
street. 115 feet north from Shaw ave-
nue.. 81. 400.
Henry r. Rogers to Prospect Heights
Investment Company, east side Ridge
street, 100 feet south from Ballantine
Parkway, $4,000.
Philip Haug to Joseph s. Musler
south side Tillinghast street. 275 fee
cast from Tenth street, $500.
James NJ. Hays to Annexed District
Building and % Association, south
side Shaw avenue, 70 feet east from
whole tract, 500.
Morris Otesky to Protection Building
and Loan Association, east side Cam
den street, 247 feet north from South
Orange venue, $1,000.
Hugh Gallagher to Enterprise Build
ing and Loan Association, east side
Fillmore street, 49 feet south from
River street, $3.50.
West End Homestead Company to
Aetna Building and Loan Association,
east side West End avenue, 105 feet
south from Howell place: and two
other tracts, $500.
Same to same, east side Arlington
avenue. LIS feet south from Monmouth
place; and two other tracts, $4,000.
Game to same. east side Burnett street,
500 feet south from South Orange ave-
nue.; and two other tracts. $1,000.
Same to same, east side Burnet street.
$50 feet south from South Orange ave
nue.; and two other tracts, $2,4OO.
Same to same, east side Burnet street,
$40 feet south from South Orange ave
.,a and txya pthar traota 60 Ann
Same to same. east side Burnet street.
$40 feet south from South Orange ave-
nue.; and two other tracts. s 2.4Oo.
Same to same, east side Burnet street,
915 feet south from South Orange ave
nue.; and two other tracts, $2.400.
Same to same. west side Elizabeth
avenue, north side Alpine, street, SIT, 200.
sosiah b. Hutchings to Isaac Baas
west side Woodside avenue, $50 feet
south from Elwood avenue, So, 900.
Abram Abramson 10 Home Building
and Loan Association, west side Bruce
street. 234 feet southwest from Eigh-
tenth venue 5000.
Bertha Meinhart to Margaret T. Hol-
land, north side Clinton avenue, 80 feet
east from Hunterdon street, 81, 500.
TOWNSHIPS.
NdtHdu I1diIlSou CT al " LARA a
Lindsey, Montclair, south side Cor
donhurst avenue, 221 feet east from
Valley road, $4,000.
James Ashford to Louis Conrad,
West Orange, south side Cherry street,
$50 feet southeast from Harrison ave
nue., $500.
Charles III. Baden to Half Dime
Savings Bank. West Orange. west side
Watson avenue, 500 feet northeast from
Ridge avenue. $1,000.
Christian Smith to James c. Nc
Donald (trustee), Bloomfield. northwest
side Willow street. IFS feet southwest
| from land of Matthias Dodd, 81 1000.
\Star Realty Company to Frederick
H\Smith. jr.. East Orange, southeast
sideWorth Seventeenth street. 1877 feet
northeast from Park avenue, 1915.
Belle B. Marsh and husband to Harry
NJ. Cole, Montclair. south side Gordon
hurst VENUE at northwest corner OF
II. II. Kent, 81, 500.
Foster Debevoise 10 Elizabeth d.
Hitch, South Orange. west side Ran
dolph place, 434 feet south from Mont
rose avenue. 81. 900.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
FUNERAL OF HERMAN UNGER.

The funeral of Herman Unger, the
wealthy jeweler who committed suicide
neal Bound Brook Cunday, will be
held from the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Edward Clark, near that place,
late today. The Rev. Edmund A. Was
son, rector of st. Stephens Protestant
Episcopal Church, this city, will Off
ciate. Interment will be at Bound
Brook.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
AbsccOu ds.

ABsECoN HIGHI.ANDS FARMS. just opposite
Atlantic City, is where YOU can realize re
dream Of toii!ng millions: five acres, intelll-
gently cultivated, and in this location, will,
under the plcasantest and heaIthfulest condi-
lions. easily net you $1,000 yearly. There is
no shut down" no LAY off, for the farmer
Just a steady income. We have the best land
in til, United States for early vegetables,
fruits. berries. grapes, pigeons and poultry;
ideally located: Atlantic CITY at your doors;
fine roads. pure water. delightful semi-southern
climate. Land advancing in value. at rate OF
20 rer cent. yearly. lie wise. Get five acres
while YOU can for $3.50: payable $50 weekly.
Seld for II y and beautifully Illustrated book
let. "rhe Light That Guides 10 Wealth"
GILBERT & O'CALIAGHAN. 142 Market St.
Room 4o,.
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MT. TABOR WOMAN DIES AGED 81.

MT. TABOR, July 21.-Miss Cathe-
rine Rutan. 81 years old, is dead here
after a short illness. Up to three
months g Miss Rutan had enjoyed
good health. Her father fought in the
war Of 1872 and also in the Revolution
airy War.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS..
NEWARK.

NEWARK.
Prospect Heights Imp. Co. to
Henry B. Rogers. e S Ridge ST.
100 IT s fr Ballantine Parkway.
60x100
Dudley Farrand to Edward
Staehlin, II S Lincoln Park, 76
it e fr Halsey st, 31x210........
Philip Lowy to Morris Otesky,
@ S Camden st. 247 IT II fir S.
Orange av, 20x100.."............
John j. Kelley to Albert Mitchell,
w S johnson av, $50 # S fir Haw-
thorne av, 35X91 ............... 4,
Jas. P. Donley to Geo. w. Soden,
e S Clifton av, $50 1T S fr Ell
wood av, 50X125.
". j. Land and Construction Co.
to Christina F, Kirk. w s S.
18th st, $50 TT n fir Avon av,
l00x25
John r. Fisher to Chas. Birdsall,
e S N. 5th st. 107 IT S fir 18th
Nv, 67x100
VIM. Cooper to Josiah B. Hutch
ings. w s Woodside av, $50 IT S
fr Elwood av, 51x115 ...........
Robt. d. Schaller to Louis Kan,
uSAS Z . ohiiiAiiCi oN . . Gi"oDt
av, 46x123
Geo. B.. Merritt to Gustave ].
Wolber, w S Hardwood av, 30
TT W fr Fortuna st, 50X100 49,.
Margaret 7. Holland and hus to
Bertha Meinhart, n S Clinton
av, 80 IT e fr Hunterdon st,
25x100
TOWNSHIPS.
Anna A. Vreeland INC hus to
Philip Ruckels, Cedar Grove,
e s New st, 1928 # S fir Cedar st,
50x124
Antonio Christiano to Margaret
A. Jacobs, Orange, e S Lumber
st, "a TT u fir land Samuel Hurl-
but. a2x190
Margaret Jacobs to MariavecenZa
Christiano and hus, same prop
erty
Elizabeth D. Hitch to Rachel E.
Debevoise, South Orange, w s
Vose av, 434 1T s W fr Montrose
av, 230x239
Isaac S. Vanderbilt to Sarah J.
Vanderbilt, South Orange, n W
s Valley st, 1923 IT n c fr Jeffer-
son av, 50x150.
Anthony A. Jacobus ct al to N.
]. Title 81 Abstract Co, Liv-
ingston, cen I'd land fr w. Liv-
ingston to Orange. n cor Will
lam Drinks. 122
John H. Greener to Ambrose r.
Sigler, Montclair, w 8 Valley I'd,
n $ land Anna H. Mcdowell, 40
xl02
David r. Drlscoll to George Do
herty. South Orange. n .
Hickory drive. 1919 It 8 . fr Wy
oming av, 100x163. ............
George Doherty to Mary Driscoll,
South Orange. same property.
Simeon II. Robinson ct al to
Clara L. McManus. West Or
ange. 8 G s Kingsley st. 300 IT
s W fr Nottingham pl, 35x125.. {
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
GAMBLERS RAIDED AT LAKE.

NEWTON, July 21.-Six shell game,
thimble riggers and three-card dealers
are in the county Jail here in default of
bail. having been captured while oper-
ating at Cranberry Lake.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
CRANBERRY GROWERS WORRIED

MOUNT HOLLY, July 21.-The fla
vorable conditions for a big cranberry
crop apparent two weeks ago have I'M
dergone a change. Worms have at
tackled the vines, which have also been
withered and burned BY the drcush1.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
MASON KILLED BY FALL.

JERSEY CITY, July 21.-Thomas
Murray, a mason. is dead at his home.
As Yale venue as the result of a fall
from a scaffold in a Bayonne school
building which fractured his skull.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-21
n o SALE.


TWELVE-ACRE poultry farm, w miles from
Duncllen: S-room house; all improvements;
large barn: incubator and brooder houses; $50
IT. hen houses with runs. dog kennels. corn
crib. etc. trolley passes door a beautiful first
class up-to-date poultry farm; price $1,000; u
to u cash, balance mortgage. All kinds Of
fruit and berries in abundance on place.
Farms my specialty.
CHAS. e. TINSMAN.
Dunellen. N. J.
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MORTGAGE. LOAN AND Personal.
70 LET-FURNIsHED.

FURNISHED FLAT to let: 3 rooms. bath, all
improvements. Address F.. Box 60. Star
Office.
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LOT wanted In East Orange, suitable for build
ing a Re 100 house: restricted neighborhood:
not more than 10 minutes from station: give
location and price. A. H. B.. Box so, Star Office.
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BOARD

WANTED-Young lady employed in Newark
desires unfurnished room with board with
strictly private Protestant family I'm suburbs
within forty-hve minutes ride of Newark: con-
venfent to trolley or railroad; state terms and
location. Address PROTESTANT. Box 70. Star
Office.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
OUT OF TOWN.

o wanted in East Orange. suitable for
building a Sc. 900 house: restricted neighbor-
hood; not more than ten minutes from station;
give location and price. A. H.. B., Box so,
Star Office.
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LEMON ST.-Lot 25x100: house, 2H-story: 1--WE
rooms and bath; hot air heat and all other i'm
provements; house well built and in nne order:
price reasonable; want offer. SCHWARZ. 45
Clinton st.