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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

fredericka Sehepar and husband to
Fhoenix Building and Loan Association.
north side Navefly place. west side Prince
Nathan karp to Montefoire Building and
Loan Association, north side Spruce street,
0l@ rect west from Broonne street, $500.
James e. Tytler to Alletta Nreeland. west
SIDE Ogden street, ia feet north from Clay
street, 1870.
Gustav Peterson to Josephine D. Nc
Gave. east side South Eighteenth street,
l1 feet south from Fifteenth avenue, $500.
CHARLES 5. Orben TO Mabel A. Pierson,
east side South Nineteenth street, 400 feet
south from Twelfth avenue. $500
Nineteenth street, 325 feet south from
Twelfth avenue, 81. 500. =
Mary Casale Ell al to German Savings
Bank, west side River street. $50 feet north
from Canal street. $4,000.
Maryanna Wilklck and husband to Michael
Hidnn' east side Willoughby street, 58s feet
north from Lyons avenue, 800.
Loan Association, west side Bergen street.
200 feet north from Sixteenth avenue, 81, 800.
William Fl. Gross to Andrew Radel ct al,
Northwest corner South Eighteenth and
Same to same. same property, $4,000
Marks Brooks 10 Roseville Realty Com
pany west side Roseyille avenue, l1s feet
north from Third avenue. 5000.
Carl Schneider TO Moses Sichel. west side
South Eleventh street, 100 feet north from
South Orange avenue, 81 .000.
TOWNSHIPS. M
John Schaedel to Frank C. Baldis. Irving
ton. east side Harrison place, 62s feet south
from Springfield avenue, 81, 800. ~
Zoe p. Dodd and husband to Fidelity
Trust Company, Millburn, northwest side
Myrtle avenue, $50 feet southwest from
Maple avenue. 1880.
James De Cicco to W. Loewers Gam.
brfnus Brewing Company, Nutley, lots 100,
l0l, l62, block &c" 500. =
Giuseppe Leva TO Montclair Building and
Loan Association, Monfelair,: northwest side
Sherwood street. 81 feet southwest from
Edwin II. Haven to Solomon Wright. jr.,
Montclair, southwest side Claremont ave.
s 5000.
Theodore Wilkinson to Edward s. Pier
son, East Orange, north side Renshaw ave-
nue., 800 feet northwest from North Airing
ton avenue. $500. ..
Star Realty Company to Frederick II.
Smith, jr., East Orange, southeast side
North Seventeenth street. $50 feet northeast
from Park avenue, 1915.
Elmer Campbell to Congress Building and
Loan Association. Bloomfield, west side
Bloomfield avenue. 70 feet north from
Brookside place, $500.
Same to Simeon H.. Robinson, Bloomfield,
same property. 5000.
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PROSPERITY FOR HUNDREDS
IN WORK on, WARSHIPS.
Defects in Great Fighting Craft
Are Being Remedied.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-The
return OF the battleship fleet from its
around the world trip has proven d
great boon to the hundreds of en-
ployees at the Philadelphia navy yard.
The Illinois. Kentucky Kansas and
Georgia are undergoing repairs and all
the departments of the yard are run
ming full handed and on fun time. More
than $500 mechanics and artisans, are
enjoying the prosperity.
AT the naval constructors office
secrecy is maintained as to the pro-
posed changes Ia the firing apparatus.
The battle firing. formation and target
practise are said to have revealed some
defects chat must be1remedied to raise
the. war craft to. their highest hghting
efficiency. aS.tsvSy A..
The Illinois and Kentucky, while be-
ing kept In commission, will be main
tanned as a part of the reserve squad
ron at the navy yard. They will have
new boilers installed r
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

- 49, =
Frederick Neahaus to Alfred Gil
rardot, n s Renner av, rs # W FIR
Hnnterdon ST. 25x101
Alletta Vreeland to James e. TYLER.
y Ogden ST, ia 1t n fir Clay st,
Josephine D, Mcclaye Ell al 10 Gus. ii
tav Peterson. e 8 s.. 18th ST, $50 IT
> fr 18th av, 25xS0.
Charles Giles to Eugene L. williams,
e. 3 Wskeman av, 1p IT n e fr ID
Jacob Wellington ct al to Julius p.
Coyot. n W. cor Burnet pl. s s Long
worth st, 55x1oo. ,.......m..".a.
Mt. Prospect av, 100 IT 8 r. Ere
donna av. 13x2s5. .
Roseville Realty Co. TO Marks
Brooks. W $ Roseville av. 1lS II II
IT % Az; s3xloo. and other tracts.
ssenrry Savings Bank to Jacob w.
Fisher. W Lincoln av, 500. # $ W
n Elwood av, 70xl0o. ........ 80.
Robert T. Burrage TO Franklin Conk-
I'm, e Mt Prospect ay, 161 IT e fl
.eho aohh M. Ldtteil, 1xl75..n.~...
l. TOWNSHIPS.
Ions De Githoens. ir. to Zoe r.
loud Mtlburn, Ii S Myrtle av, $50
IT'S Fl Maple av. 100xi6j.. -. -.
George De Cicco TO V~incenzb De
Slceo, Franklin: lots 100, lo1 and l02.
block c.. New Nutley. .,...........
sq Haven. M Msglgfhlts, u, = to Edwin Einsd f,
av. 2s2 # e fl Valley rd, 1880, ~,
John r.. FRANKIE to Robert j. Still
well, w Oranges 10 lots la gle Rock
,eia. .'..e .@aa .'.s.. -..ss ..!....
The Model Realty and Const. Co. to
Joseph Richelmer, Millbufn, n :
Roland ay, G fr Milton st, S0xloo., -.
Jacob Il. Smith to Cora A. Singer
land. Iryington. 8 8 Stuyvesant av,
bet Essex and Union. 25xi5O. ........
hrnfs Z Garter TO Edward G, Wor-
den. Millburn, n S Cypress RI, $50 IT
IS @ III Wyoming av. @x150. ..........
George q HIATT 10 james r. o'Nein.
Montclair. n 8 Glover Hill pl, $50
II n n Glen Ridge av. 5oxls5.,.
FdWard $. P~ierson1to Theodore WiIk-
luson. IL. Orange. n S Renshaw av.
$50 TT y. " fr ". Arlington av. 5ax2aa
Simeon II: Robinson ct ri to Elmer
~ Campbell. Bloomfield. " S Bloom
held av, 70 II n Fl Brookside pl.
William e. Hogg 10 Ida r. Condit.
caldwell. W $ Campbell .av. il e cor
land Stacy II. Miller, 50xi69. .......
lsaacT Mathews to John IS. Seeley,
Belleyille, W $ John st, a25o IT n W
II Washington aV, 5Dx1e1s 49, $50. 4
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners F.; I'D. Il

NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board of Street and
Water Commissioners. 4
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners OF
the city Of Newark. at a meeting held the
twenty-ffth day Of March. 1909. and approved
BY the Mayor of the City Of Newark on
the twenty-sixth day of March, 1909, pub
ic notice Is hereby given that 1t is the inten-
tiof of ths Board of Street and Water Com
mi sioners o; the city of Newark, under and
by virtue I provisions Of the act entitled,
An ..ct 90 .eyise and amend the charter OF
the city q Newark " approved March II, 1881,
ana supplements thereto. and the act creating
the Board or Street and Water Commissioners
OF the city OF Newark approved March %.
1891 and othe- public laws Of the State Of
New Jersey. to order and cause the paving OF
FIFTEENTH AVENUE,
from South. Tenth street TO South Nineteenth
street, with oblong granite block pavement on
a six 90 inch concrete foundation, together
with all the appuftenances necessary to COM
piete the same.
8 tch persons az may object thereto are re-
1ifAsted to present their objections In writing
70 fbssclerk Of laid Board. at the oflce OF the
Board Of street and Water Commissioners. City
HAIL Newark m or before tina expiration Of
six days from date OF this notice.
BY direction of the BOARD of Street an6
Water Commissioned OF the city of Newark.
M. r. SHERRFRD.
Kewark.i MI March 20, 1900. marsss St
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OFFICE OF the Board of Street and Water
Hail. T. -
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MARK TWAIN ON BOOKS,

A young girl once asked Mark Twain
if he liked books for Christmas gifts.
well, that depends" drawled the
great humorist. III a boob has a
leather cover il is really valuable as a
razor strop. If II is a brief, concise
work, such as the French write, il Is
useful to put under the short leg Of u
wabbly table. An old-fashioned book;
with a clasp, can't be beat as a missile
to hurl at a dog, and a large book, like
a geography, Is as good as a piece of
tin to nail over a broken pane of glass. :
MINNEAPOLIS Journal.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

-
OFFICE OF the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners OF the City Of Newark. city
Hall. -
Newark, N. j., March Is. 1909.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Of
nee from 3:15 to $3.50 y. mi on Thursday. the
hrst day of April, 1909. and opened at the last
named hour, at a public meeting of the board
to be held at said time and place. for the pur-
chase by the city of eight 49, two-hoTse steel
frame street sweeping machines. to he delivered
and set up ready for use at the city stables.
Newark. N. }.
Proposals must be accompa MED by the con
sent in writing Of two 90 s~ureties PRESIDENTS 81
Essex County. New Jerscyia or a surety com.
pany authorized to do business in New Jersey,
who qualify az to their responsibility in tine
amount of the proposal and agree, to become
suTeties for the faithful performance of the
contract, IL awarded. p ~.
Specifications for the work can be examined
at the Office Of the Chief Engineer OF the board
at the City Hall.
Each proposal must be enclosed in = sealed
envelope, properly Endorsed with the name Of
the bidder and the work, and directed to the
Board Of stree and Water Commissioners OF
the City Of Newark. I4
Bidders will state their prices In writing ar
we'll as in figures.
The board reserves the right to accept or re-
IJect any or all proposals for the above work as
they may deem best for The interest Of the city.
BY. dii ection Of the Board OF Street and water
Commissioners OF the City OF Newark.
G. w. SHIPMAN. fsf
mar2b-5t General Superintendent OF Works
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. March H.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance of
2G8 points In response to higher cables
and covering. but quickly reacted TO with
in a point or two OF Saturdays close under
local bear pressure and scattering liquida-
ton which WAS promoted by the appear
above the market and private cables re-
porting that the serni-annual statement of
the International Federation or Master
ton In spinners' hands to be 1,500, 900 bales
in excess of last year. The market was
quiet during the middle Of the morning,
tons showed no fresh feature.
The market was firmer late In the fore
noon on renewed covering, with prices
ruling about 4 to s points net higher.
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JANE WAS SENSITIVE.

Jane is an athletic girl and her feet
are not of the Cinderella type.
II see hat Sizer. the shoe man, il
having a SALE said James mother. =
Perhaps o could find something
there to suit you
Jane frowned.
II certainly shall not enter Steers
store she said with much ~irnaness~
And why not?" Z I.
Because the sign oyer his door saytt
Big Shoe saleH "--Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
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HUDSON PosToFFIcE CASE UP.
Especial to the Evening star.j

~ THPtNfdF W II EFtHIHB NINI'I l--
TRENTON. March 29.-In the United
was Joined in the appeals of Dudley D.
Fleming and others. the Union Trust
Company OF New Jersey. and Jessie
Alexander from the awards In the sJer-
sey City postoffice case made by the
condemnation commission. Judge Cross
fixed Monday. April rs. for striking a
jury to view the property and Thurs
day, May 8, for argument. ~
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Newark, ~ D.. March q. 1919 n


PUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that the fol-
owing ordinances have been passed by the
Board or Street and water Commissioners and
approved by the Mayor or the City OF Newark,
and pursuant to Chapter $50 OF the state laws
Of 1891, are herewith published by title;
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
CHESTNUT STREE
from Pacific street to Em road. with oblong
granite block pavement on a six rs, inch con-
crete foundation, on both sides Of the street
railway tracks except one ~ foot on each side
OF said tracks.
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
JELLTFT AVENUE,
from Runyon street to Watson avenue. with
foundation.
An ordinance TO provide for the paving Of
+, MAINE STREET. e
from Ferry street to Kossuti street. with
oblons granite block pavement on a six t) inch
concrete foundation.
Passed March rs, 1909.
a. r.. EGGERs.
President OF the Board OF Street and Water
commissioners
WIN z. .GREATHEAp.
Clerk Of the Board.
JACOB HAusGe6se
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DIDN'T TIRE HIM.

A kind old gentleman paused to buy
the great size of the bundle of papers
the little fellow carried, he asked:
Don't all those papers make you
tired, my boy?"
The boy grinned, mo, sir; don't
read en- said he.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

=. LONDON. March 2s.--American %secnri-
ties opened firm today. and during the
early trading ruled from = to IA higher
than saturdays New York closing. The
strength of the market was due TO the
favorable news from the near East. +
Some recessiogs followed on realizing. hut
the advance was renewed on New York's
opening. The close was steady fractionaliy,
below the best OF the day.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, March 2a.-At-
wood Weldy. who was released from
jail two months ago because the grand
jury refused to indiet him IN connec-
ton with the death of his brother.
Allen F.. Weldy, a local liveryman. was
rearrested last night as the result of
new evidence discovered by the police.
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easier tone, at the. start. Commission houses
we're also fair bidders for the July option.
the demand being based chiefly on fresh
reports Of poor condition Of the fall sown
to a lower. May being at 1.iSh to lisa,
and July at LOSS to 1.05ia. Before he
end Of the first half hour May advanced to
LIS, and July to 1l05%,
at 6e1s TO 6sss, and sold UP to s6&, :
May oats opened unchanged at 54tss and
sold up to 5sh: sHs9.ss ~
Provisions opened unchanged to 2hslower.
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Bicycle Champion Seeks. Divorce.

POINT PLEASANT. March %
Arthur Zimmerman. once famous as the
champion bicycle rider of two CONT
nents, and now a rAsident here, Is seek
ing a divorce from his wife, Grace
M. Zimmerman. to whom he was mar
ried in New York ten years ago.
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veteran surrogate to retire.

TRENTON. March 29.9John Wesley
surrogate of Mercer county, recently
declared that he wished to retire from
the Office, and now a number of Re-
despite the desire OF the party leaders
that he be a candidate again next fall.
In the race for his place are Samuel H.
Bullock. a Trenton business man, and
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s4o,ooO oift TO Patterson.

PATERSON, March ea.-The pafer-
son General Hospital has made public
a communication from Peter Quacken-
bush, a Main street merchant, to the
effect that he desired to make a gift
of SAC, 900 the Institution for the pur-
pose of erecting a nurses home, as a
memorial to his late wife, Sarah
Amelia Quackenbush.
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MAYS LANDING, March 29.-The
parents of Clarence Duberson. aged IL
years. are greatly worried over his
sudden disappearance from his home
yesterday. The young man had a great
longing to go to California.
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TRENTON, March 29.-There will
pull out of this city, some time today,
a carload of bad men sent from the
District of Columbia, being shipped
from the State prison here to the gov
eminent prison at Leayenworth, Kan,
there to serve II the ~unexplred parts
of their sentences.
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Son Succeeds His Father.

MELVILLE. March 29.--The Law
renee Township Committee has chosen
Leslie Craig as overseer of highways,
to fill the unexpired term of his father,
r. p. Craig, deceased.
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To Accept New Court Hon.e.

SOMERVILLE, March 2e.AExercises
have been arranged for Saturday, when
the new $500 900 white marble Court
House at Somerville will be formally
turned over to the Somerset County
Board of Freeholders.
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TRENTON. March 2s.-H. w. Bald
win, proprietor of a large stock farm
near Pennington, has been held in bail
on charges of having assaulted John
Taylor, son of Freeholder w. Scott
Taylor, and Edward Reed. both en-
ployees of the county engineers office.
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STATE NEWS


PATERSON. March 29.-Another
smallpox case was discovered Yesterday
when Mrs Donohue, mother of the girl
now being treated for the dread dis
ease at the isolation hospital, was
found to be a victim of the same dis
case.
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Death of william II. mccullough.

SWEDESBORO, March 29-William
H. Mccullough, a former mayor of this
town and one of Its prominent bust
ness men, died at his home On Church
was a veteran of the Civil Wal,
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Camden,. Woman Lawyer III.

CAMDEN. March 29.-Seriously ill
Keller, Camden's woman lawyer. was
removed to the Cooper Hospital yester-
day from her home at 424 Mickle street.
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INDUSTRIES REVIVE.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-Commer-
cial movements In the United States in
dictate increased Industrial activity. ac-
cordfng to a bulletin just issued by the
department of and labor.
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Glidden Tour Promoter Dead.

ATLANTIC CITY, March ~2aJ-Philip
Sheridan Finn. who two and a half
years ago laid out the automobile
route for the Glidden tour, and who for
.two successive years finished for the
Glidden tours with perfect scores, died
here last night of an affection of the
heart.
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Brick Plant to Resume.

employees of the Atlantic Brick Works
here were made to rejoice today over
an announcement that the plant Will
resume operations April ], after an
lfdleness of five months.
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NEWFIELD, March 29.--Tramps are
already on their annual spring outing
in South jersey and are becoming a
nuisance to everybody. Farmers have
guns are kept handy,
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Hits POLE and IL BADLY Hurt.

PATERSON, March 29,-Speeding
down Hamburg avenue on a bicycle
Yesterday, Thomas Colandro. an en-
ployee of the Public Service Corpora
tion. was thrown violently against a
of his machine struck a rut in the road
way and critically injured.
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WOODBURY., March 29.-Mrs. Abigail
A." Ciymer; mother of. the late Judge
Robert 8. C1ymer. OF this city, died at
the residence of a daughter In Camden
late last night. Mrs. Clyrner was 81
years Did.
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Six Grandson- a. pallbearers.

GLOUCESTER CITY, March 2s.-The
six grandsons of Mrs. Sophia Tiedekin.
who died last Wednesday, acted as pail
bearers at Her funeral yesterday.
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shows Practical Gratitude.

TRENTON. March 29.-Gratitude for
recovery from a bad accident has
prompted William j. Morris, a big con-
tractor here. to offer to build free of
charge the new wing for Mercer Hos
pital.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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robacco Drives Him Awny..

dislike of little Frank Wilson, for the
tobacco-chewing habit resulted in MS
running away from the home OF George
Cook. near Ringoes, and coming to this
city.
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Raid on Outdoor Gambling Game.

SOMERvILLE, March 2s.--John r.
Roger, prosecutor of Somerset county,
conducted a. gambling raid yesterday
on the borders of the James p. Duke
estate, at Rarftan, which resulted In
tho arrest of twelve prominent young
men. gA
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New Pastor mt Patterson.

New Pastor mt Paterson.
PATERSON, March. 2s.--The Rev.
John o. S%parnon occupied the pulpit of
the. Trinity M. u. Church, corner of
Carroll and Fair streets, for the last
time as pastor of that congregation, at
last evenings services.
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VINELAND. March 29.-Aifred Pen
mock, member of the Buena. Township
Board of Education, came home yes
terday to find his home in ashes.
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CHICAGO GRAIN R K

CHICAGO. March S.-Buying Of the May
delivery by scattered shorts caused o sharp
bulge in wheat prices today. following an
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KEYPORT. March 2e.-Fire. destroyed
the old Raritan Guards armory here
yesterday, the loss being $4,000. The
night before there was q Marathon
race In the hall, and II is believed that
a cigar or cigarette started the fire,
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OFrTcU OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE CON-.
MISSTONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.

OF NHWARK.
City Hall, March "a. 1909.
Ths following 10 the list Of names. residences
and place Of Business Of persons making april
cation TO this board for the granting OF licenses
to sell spirituous. vinous. malt or brewed liquors
and not herstofors, published according to Law.
to wit:
wHoLnsALE-RFNEwAL s
Rudolph q. sehaaf. 2ss-a7 So. Orange av...
BorrLEhs' LIcENsE-REHEwfaiffsss.n ~
yAhn 3. Brassei. A.. Highland st.. Same place
HETxiL-NEw APPLICATIONS.
Abraham Marks, 1t HaIsey st., .323 Halsey ct.
u crawford st.
RETAII-RENEwALs.
John wfeseman. 200 Ferry t........ Same place
Joseph Lerner. 12 Bowery st.....,...Sam place
Norris Sternberg, 81 Bowery ST.. Same place
Anthony BrAtsch. 3e 18th avn. Same place
LYMAN Singer. n 18th av......s... Same place
Gen. zbbyan. IN Howard t.....-.... Same place
Lehner A Geldzeiler. 36 Arlington st. Same place
Bfni. II. Farrell. ga Central av-...., Same place
Louis Berger. 400 Wa ~shington av....Same place
Mike Handelmann. asa Market st. Same riace
Max GreenberE. 3M. Plane st. .,-.....Sane place
0rsi Bros, 100 Bank. st Same place
angelo Fogeno, % Madison. ST. Same place
Thomas u hbEert. IL Cabinet St Same place
Jacobs Ludwig. 4se SO. Orange av. Same place
Rot lnda 4 Earasso, % Bedford 81. Same place
H MILLER.
1865 - Prestdsnt.
City Clerk.
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AT THE MOUTH
OF THE TUNNELS.

Automobile Supplies.
fHb ELECTRIC MOTOR AND EQUIPMENT
~ COMPANY,
Isl ST. NEAR MULBERRY ST,
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- BABY Carriages.
ABB CARRIAGES REPAIRED, VANISHED.
upnolstering; tires put on wheels; cane for
lowest prices, e
NEWARK qo-cART MANurG CO.,
1873 gton street.