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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-03
CARED For IN WILLIAMSBURG.
ctcrnn Tatum Being Taken Care of.
Child Dead-Timber Sold.

+ Special to The Times Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, July 2.-Rtch-
ard Tatuln, who was given q four days
furlough from the Soldiers Home. near
Richmond. is being cared for here by
comrades until the authorities send TOR
.hinL
Gus Minor died "Wednesday in James
City, and was buried in Cedar Grove
MayorSE. w. Warburton. of this city.
has sold the fine timber on his farms,
"St. Georges and MAN, In James
city county, to a Northern Arm. The
price paid was $1,000.
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JUSTICES MACE REPORTS OF
& tNVIIATlTHEY HAVE DOM

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA. July 2.--Under the
provisions of recent Legislative act,
every Justice of the peace In Nanse-
day to exhibit accounts of fines coll
lected and other judicial business trans
acted since January 23d. All appeared
one. Justice NJ. j. Kilby had collected
the most fines, 1921. Justice T. c. Har-
.rells had collected nothing.
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members CHOSEN
FOR THE BOARD ] D
Several Vacancies Filled by Pet.
ersburg council--Why Water
ID Bad.
1'imes- Dispatch BureatI
100 North Sycamore Street.

Petersburg. VA. July q
The two branches OF the city Coui-
ell. ut o joint meeting, reelected Nc
III. Martin as q member Of the Board
OF Police Commissioners and James
Weddel as d member Of the Board OF
Fire Commissioners. FOL. term OF
three years each. The terms of several
members OF the School Board also eS-
plrcd on June goth. and the Rev. Dr.
J. s.. Foster, pastor OF Tabb Street
Presbyterian Church; J. H. w. smith,
William L. thinner, Jr, and william
L. McGill were re-electcd to succeed
themselves. "
The School Board liz asking for an
appropriation OF $4,000 for the p,r.
chase OF site and the e:action there
on OF large. modern style public
High School building. and the Finance
Committee is considering the ways and
means to provide this money not hav-
ing embraced this sum in the general
appropriation ordinance for this fiscal
year.
Pctersburg's bonded debt Is s1.ioo. 900,
and Its fixed annual interest account
Is sss.4T5. The city has n sinking.
fund amounting Mt this time to over
100000 which is annually Increased
by over $4,000. It's rate Of taxation IL
$40 on the 500 Of values.
The city expects to continue the
policy OF public Improvement inaugu-
rated several years ago. and for which
a large amount of money has been cx-
pended.
Cause of Bad Water Condition.
In reply to complaints about the bad
odor OF the water supplied to city con-
sumers, the health officer, DR.. r. A.
Martin, states that the condition OF the
water Ia due to the presence of yege-
table growth In the reservoirs ana
mains. Prompt efforts have been made
to correct this condition OF affairs by
draining and cleaning the high SER
vice reservoir. washing out the mains
by opening the street plugs, treating
the storage reservoirs with chemicals
not Injurious to health. but fatal to
vegetable growths. and the promise
Is given that all cause OF complaint
will soon be removed and the water
supply restored to It's natural purity.
Beautiful Elks' PIN.
That is q beautiful jewcled golf
I.Iks. badge brought over by the Rich
mond Elks last night. and presented
by Exalted Ruler Lindsay. OF Richmont
Lodge, TO aIyer saa1. Of PETERSBURG
Lodge, the retiring president OF tn
state Association Of J:iks. The badg'
state. In token OF Mr.. SAILS services
as president. The speeches of presen
tation and acceptance and others o
rraternal good feeling were In ad
mirable taste. The Petersburg boys
after the above ceremonials, took thei
Richmond and Manchester fraters Z
the Elks' Home and treated ell
good" -
Tho visitors came with band Q
NH "a me-
with which they Illuminated the street
through which they marched IN
level bears this Inscription on III
front: 1907 President 1905 Virsini
state Association B. p. o. F. On = y
reverse: represented to Bro. MEer sat
by va. S. A. B. p. o. e. June. 1903"
Features Of the Fonrth.
mere will be no formal observanc
Of July Atm hero beyond the holida
feature and the usual excursions an
picnics. In the afternoon there WI
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Expect Men to DC Rein.tatcd.

Special to The es-DIspatch.1
SPENCER, N. c.. July 2.-It is cur
rently reported here that the mel,
about 500 in number. suspended from
the service of the Southern Railway
Company here last winter, will be re-
instigated atan early date. It is known
that business on the road has been eX-
ceptionallyF good recently. Thirteen
peach and vegetable trains passed
Spencer yesterday north bound, and as
many more to-day.
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Funeral OF Mrs. Young.

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HENDERSON, N. c.. July o-The
funeral services of Mrs. Jane Young.
day at the Presbyterian Church, Rev.
W. D. Morton, d. d.. her former pastor
of Rocky Mount. assisted by the Rev,
u. a.. Mcclure, officinted.
There were present many relatives
and friends from Raleigh. oxford and
Rocky Mount. The floral offerings
were elahncate and exquisite. -z--
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Extends Clty's Car Service.

[Speclalto The Times- Dispatch.l
sa LYNCHBURG, Va July 2.-Tlle eX-
tension Of the Diamond Hill street
car lines from Sixteenth and Wise
Streets to Seventeenth; and Kemper
Streets. which was authorized about
a year agn by the City Council, was
put into operation this morning and
will be operated regularly hereafter
as port!onpf the street car system
of the Traction and Light Company.
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Mr.. sMcIxlnzie Dead.

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E SALISBURY. N. c., July 2.-N1r.
Thomas j. McKinzie, one of the best
known citizens of Salisbury. died at
illness from dropsy. He was thirty
seven years old, and is survived by two
sisters and five brothers, all we'll
known citizens. #
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REV. DIR. IERNDON ACCEPTS
i .'118I's Al CALL TO SALEM CHURCH
[speel~, to The Times Dlsnatch.

LEEsBuRG, VA. July 2.-Rey. Charles
n, sIIerndon, D. D.. pastor of tho Baptist
churches at Waterford and Hamilton. Lo ,l :
doun county. has accepted call TO- o. IN the
Va, He will take charge $of the new field
on August LIST. Il n . 4. . Is !,
DR.. Herndon Is the son Of the late Rev;
nj Hamilton for the last twent We years
He is one OF the nblest dlvlnes In the Bap-
|ltist Church. and an eloquent preacher.
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THE -DsArcH RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY, JULY 3 1905

has ISSUED artite nEninst the city Coun
.cil requiring tltcsinenibers OF that body
TO show cause; why they should not
erect a new Jail. The court also en-
aCovington for all city prisoners Until
the jail here Is put In proper repair
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7 4 3t
be some fine races at Riverside Park
and a trottng match for a purse of
$500 Three noted animals from,
Petersburg and vicinity have been en-
tered for tIia race Otter fine horses
Will he IN exhibition. After the races
a game " baseball Will be played.
The number OF police arrests in
petersburg in the month Of June was
ll78, comparatively few being for
drunkenness For the year ending June
goth, 1896 arrests were made, the large
majority being for violations of city
ordinances-trivlal offences In the
MAN,
Work on the Diversion dam in the
lAppnmattox River at Pocahontas
| Bridge is progressing satisfactorily.
The work has thus far required an
Immense quantity Of granite In blocks
land crushed. The stone Is now above
the water level, and the water is al
ready being turned off into the new
channel. running two and half miles
Through Chesterfield to point below
the city The dam, when completed
/ VIII be an Immensely strong struc-
Iture.
Mr.. Bartlett Roper. Sr.. one OF our
| most prominent citizens and wholesale
\ grocery merchants. is In Johns hop.
| Rins Hospital. recovering from recent
/ operation.
1 The Will OF Lucinda Bates, colored
\ which was offered for probate IN tht
4 Hastings Court to-day, is being con.
/ tested n. behalf OF the heirs. Tie vii
beauea.hes the pr property Of deee Mar,
H Fitzgerald. colored. who, it is alleged
H=;pok the testator from the almshou s.
and cared for her for several years
y The heirs contest on the ground tina
4 the the woman was mentally incompe.
4 tent to make proper Will. j. NJ
.tTownsend represents the contestant
i and X. II. Mann the devisee.
i Misses Nellie and Maud Kiimartin
1 of Washington are visiting relative
AR and Mrs. F. W. Butcher an
!. daughters left this morning for VII
! fmington, n. e.
. The remains of Engineer Benz. Stulta
ii who was killed in Raleigh, N. g. yes
!. Eterday morning. were taken throug
.Ithis city this afternoon to his lat
Il homo in Roanoke for burial
Largest Woman in state Dead.
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FIGHT FOR HER CHILDREN.
Mother Unable to Appear In Court Be
cause Of Third Arrival.

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+ LYNCHBURG, Va July 2.-When the
case of Mrs. LillieSsS. Glauner against
her husband II. S. Glauner for the pos,
in the Corporation Court this morning
1t was announced that the wife and
mother could mott be present because
she had become a mother a third time
during the night.
The case, which is habeas corpus
proceeding was instituted by Mrs.
Glauner a week or two ago in the hope
of securing legal possession OF her
children. Just forty-nine witnesses
have been summoned to testify pro and
con, many Of them being for the purpose
Of establishing the character Of either
the pet ftioner or the defendant.
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Largest Woman In State Dead.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA. July Emma
woman in the State. died here to-day
from the effects OF the heat. She was
lfifty years old and, weighed $50 pounds
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SITES OFFERED GOVERNMENT
FOR VIRGINIA POST-OFF1CES
TO CELEBRATE TIE FOURTH.

corner Main and First Streets; 93.5 b
1a5; $4,000.
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The remains of Engineer BENZ. Stultz.
who was killed in Raleigh. N. c.. yes
sterdav morning. were taken through
this city this afternoon to his late
home in Roanoke for burial.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SMALL houses in Newark or Belleville for
free and clear lots in West Orange and
cash; submit property. Address S. H. Box
80, Star office.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-03

acres. between North Branch and Far
Hills: 30 acres wood. balance cultivated: first
class land: stream Of water runs through the
Farm. house. 6 rooms: large barn. stabling for
: horses, etc. II woodland is not wanted will
reduce price 81. OC0; lowest cash price 81. 800 for
ali. SCHWARz. IS Clinton st.
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Orange.
ORANGE,

HAN6E |
Owner leaving permanently for the West.
will sell his handsome half story stone and
frame residence with stable. best street
In Orange. Has cost S45, 600. VIII take
| about half cost. Apply to
Edw. II. Hamilton IL Co. DC broadway,
N. Y. City, OF Opp. Orange station.
2-FAMILY HOUSE; 70 rooms. $4,000: two q
house, 6 rooms. 1890; one Broom house.
81, 200.
w. ]. MDEvITT. Real Estate Office.
25 Main St, Orange, N. j.
500 CASH. s12 per month. buys 1-family house
family house; all improvements; 81, 500; 5000
cash and $50 per month. TALLMAN, SO State
St. East Orange.
Plainaeld.
BARGAIN-Fine 8-room house; improvements;
50x150; fruit; must sell; price 5000.
VAN HORN, UNION
MAGNIFICENT house and grounds; one-half
cost, most easy terms. MORSS & CO., 81
Seminary av., Railway. N. j.
south Orange.
MOUNTAIN STATION-Cholce building plot,
100x150; attractive, desirable, healthful; price
s., 500; cash 500: worth double. ALBERT CAIN.
South Orange.
SPECIAL-Elegant, modern s-room house;
steam; fine location; 35x1I5; $500.
VAN HORN, UNION
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BRADLEY BEACH-For rent, 10-room fur.
nished house; Z bedrooms; 3k blocks from
ocean; season. $500, or will sell. Owner
0UNAGAN. All Newark av.
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TO LET-FURNIsHED.


FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished cottage.
ocean view, fashionable section, from July Is.
contains s bedrooms. baths. shower, laundry.
spacious porches; other cottages and apart
ments. F. KLEIN. Hotei Windsor. Atlantic
City.
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N. J.-2h-story frame residence; 10
rooms and attic; improvements; fine order;
excellent location; lot 50x106: price $500; want
Newark or the Oranges.
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HANOVER. N. Jon Livingston turnpike; Z
good land; ideal poultry farm: price 81, 800.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

"BE WISE IN TIME"
OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME
RAILWAY MANOR ESTATES
Wait for the Great Auction Sale Of
8 LOTS, 25x1OO,
right In the heart of Railway. by that WE'LL
known, reliable New Jersey Auctioneer,
1. +. RANDOLPH, OF ELIZABETH,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 9TH. 1908,
at IL o'clock at noon prompt on the ground.
Leesyille Avenue; Railway. New Jersey.
Halfway MANOR MUST BECOME
"THE CITY OF HOMES"
UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS; whether bought for a home, or an
investment. nothing like 1t in any part Of
New Jersey; the property cannot be too
highly spoken of. having unexcelled transit
facilities, SO trains daily: only IS minutes
from sd Street, Cortlandt Street and Des-
the proposed New criminal Station of
the Pennsylvania r.. r.. and NOW only ~
minutes walk from the present depot;
choicest location and grand natural advan-
tages; within a few minutes of Schools.
Churches, Banks. Police and Fire protec-
ton. etc, with a large, fine stream run
ming through the property. Title perfect
and guaranteed. Terms OF sale very rea-
sonable, and will be explained by the
Auctioneer.
A SPECIAL RAN to the lots will run
on July 4th, from 23d Street Ferry, at 1850.
and Cortlandt and Desbrosses Street Ferries
at II 90, which will discharge our passen-
gers right on the ground.
NO WALKING WHATEVER. Refresh
'ments on the ground.
SPECIAL~After the sale the purchaser
of the greatest number of lots will be pre-
.sented with a o FREE. These lots must
DOUBLE IN VALUE in a short time.
Be sure to look for the agents. who will
be stationed at 23d Street Ferry. Desbrosses
and Cortlandt Street Ferries. the Newark.
Elizabeth North and South. Linden and
Scott Avenue Stations with Green Badges
reading RAILWAY MANOR Bring your
friends along with YOU.
RAILROAD TICKETS and descriptive
Booklets relating to the lots, with map. will
be gladly given and forwarded on apnlica-
ton TO the Auctioneer. Elizabeth: or to
THE UNION REALTY SELLING CORPORATION
Telephone 1S6-Worth. $50 Broadway,
New York City.
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BARGAIN-Owner must sacrifice one house and
barn: 2s acres ground: situated on ridge of
Orange Mountain: beautiful shade and fruit
trees; grand location; price 81. 500 to quick
buyer. BRANDIS & AUSTIN. s Main ST..
West Orange. Tel. 1873,
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WASHINGTON AV.. Toulouse; best residen-
tial part of avenue: all best of order. 7
rooms, laundry; all improvements; rs; key
at 102.
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FAR MS! FARMS!
We are headquarters for investigated farms
of merit.
AILABOUGH & CO., 776 Broad.
Montclair.
OUT OF TOWN.

81. 900 WILL purchase modern dwelling con-
tanning 10 rooms, bath. buffers pantry.
every modern Improvement, including open
fireplace, gas and electric light, stationary
wash trays, additional toilet, steam heater,
coal range. narrow wood floors on first story;
lot 50x135; only 81, 600 cash required, balance
instalments: office closed July 4. Address
NATHAN RUSSELL. and Glen
Ridge.
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NutIey.

NINE ROOM HOUSE all improvements, lot 7ox
liz. 81. 500. So, 900 cash: lots in Nutley. all sizes
and prices. FRANK L. SHIELDS, 12 Market
Room 401.
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$500 ASH buys small 7-room house: lot 5oxloo'
price, with furniture. s1,70O. FRANZ Il"
I42 Market st. Room 4Ol.
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STANTON T 17-Six beautiful decorated
rooms; new two-family house; all improves
ments. CHAS, WEIGAND & CO.. 1876 Mar
ket st.
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HOUSE to let. Franklin St, near Broad; 10
rooms. for colored people; rent cheap. CHAS.
WEIGAND & CO, 1876 Market st.
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FERRY ~ST.-Upper part house; seven roomss
suitable for furnished rooms; rent SIS. CHASs
wEIGAND 81 CO., 1856 Market st.
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VISIT beautiful Washington Park building lots;
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
RANDALL. PSI Main St. Orange.
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TO I.ET-In Woodside, 5-room cottage; good
place for chickens; rent s14. Inquire JOHN
LEVER, 1888 Washington av.
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N. J.-S-room house: barn an
outouildings; 10 acres of fine trucking land
fruit and berries; price 50, 500; will make term
or exchange for Newark or Orange.
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TO LET-Fine house; 10 rooms and bath: all
modern improvements; lot 75x100; close to
South Orange av. twenty minutes to Market
and Broad SITS. rent reasonable. PHILIP J.
BOWERS & CO, 1879 Market st.
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ORCHARD ST.-very central. coy Groom
house, newly decorated, s27. DE RICHIE
MOND, s76 Broad.
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WARREN ST. 16-House to let; 8 rooms and
bath; sS5. Call at Y. M. c. A.. lO7 Halsey
st.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

EMMETT ST, 53-House of 6 rooms and bath
hot air heat.
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ORCHARD ST. 44-Seven-room house: first
class condition.; s27. DE RICHEMoND, S6
Broad.
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COMPELLED to sacrifice new Groom house;
fine bath. steam heat: high elevation; small
amount cash required. balance like rent; seen
on Saturday or Sunday Apply on premises,
IA Newark az.
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HOUSES rooms; rent $25. FLAT rooms
rent s21. CONDIT, Prudential. room 637.
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A GENUINE BARGAIN IN EAST ORANGE
One-family house. on lot 2Sxl0). in a first
class location; Q rooms and bath; steam heat;
price 81, 200: cash required, $500. and the bal
ance can remain op mortgage at 5 per cent.
HAINSKI-FAYE-TUCkER co.
Ak Clinton ST.
40 Clinton st.

Sc. 7oo-1o-RooM HOUSE: new; s., 200 PROPOSE
ton: steam heat, gas and electric light:
hardwood floors and trim; finest location in
the Oranges; three minutes from station and
trolleys; easy terms.
ELIOT DUNN.
"a Washington place. Brick Church Station.
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RoARDERs WANTED.

BROAD ST, $40. opposite City Hall-Elegantl,
furnished front room, with board; suitable TO
two,
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REORGANIZATION is the thief Of time -
Don't delay. For FIRE insurance consult
BERRY, 1896 Springfield av.. Irvington. He
represents responsible companies only. Good 1
and 2-famlly houses at reasonable prices.
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ROSELAND, N. J.-6-room house; 20 acre.
land; some fruit; small barn and good well
price "a. 600.
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WANTED-A building lot near South Orange
av. and Sanford St must be cheap; send
full particulars.
JAMES p. MAGovERN. 500 Broad st.
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SETH c ABRAMS.
1913 Broad Street, Newark, N. ).
bloomfield.


Ss ACRES in Brookdale section of Bloomfield
suitable for farming or chickens and ducks,
small seven-room dwelling: $50 feet Of street
frontage; possession March /. 1909; price Sc, 500,
terms to suit buyer. Address NATHAN RUS
SELL. 4S Washington av.. Bloomfield.
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New Brunswick.
TEN LOTS-Must be sold at a sacrifice: to q
quick buyer, 81, 100; part cash. FRANK l.
142 Market ST., Room 4Ol.
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PENNSYLVANIA Az, I471k-Three-story brick
house: all improvements: rent s25 per month.
]. S. W. THOMPSON, $40 Broad st.
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HAVE you got a store property in any good
neighborhood in Essex County. and want to
sell 1t at the right price? l have a customer
who is looking for II; send full particulars.
JAMES p. MAGOVERN, 500 Broad st.
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Arlington.

INVESTORS have bargains in houses and
building lots In Arlington; also farms, timber
lands, shore property. etc: state your wants;
I can supply them. FRANK CRAIG. 179 Mid
land av.. Arlington. N. J.
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COURT I. S3-Neatly furnished room, suit
able for two gentlemen. with board; all i'm
provements.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

SIX-FAMILY HOUSE-Fairmount av.; ex-
change for two-family. Lots and tracts In
all sections for exchange.
FRANK A. MANLEY. $50 Broad st.
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ARLINGTON, N. J.-Larg frame residence
on Belgrove drive; 10 rooms; all impts.; lot
eox1s5; we want to move this property at once;
make us your proposition.
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EMMETT ST, 113-Four large rooms; second
floor; improvements; rent s12; possession i'm
mediately. CHAS. q CO., 195
Market st.
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West Orange.

SPECIAL-Elegant. modern s-room house:
steam; fine location: 35x175: $500.
VAN HORN. UNION BUILDING.
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14-ROO HOUSE-A1l modern improvements
electric light, etc. 3 blocks from ocean: price
with furniture, $40. 500. FRANK L. SHIELDS
l42 Market St. Room 401.
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SPRINGFIELD Av.-Near Clinton av.. house
Of Il rooms and barn. $50. DE RICHIE
MOND, S76 Broad.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-03

III RIDGE-Fine one-family house; large
corner plot on Woodland av. 10 rooms and
bath; open attic. slate roof; two minutes from
station; 81, 600.
SETH ROGERS ABRAMS. 1858 Broad st.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-03
OUT OF TOWN.

A CUTE little cottage at Asbury Park: six
rooms and bath: lot 11Sx30O. on beautiful
lake; can be bought at a big sacrifice II pur-
chased Immediately. Address WHOEVER.
Box 30. Star office.