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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

In communication to the Board Of
Freeholders, Turner Birkhead, of the fin
ance committee, calls attention to what he
thinks is an injustice in the Hillery law.
requiring an annual reduction In the tax
rate. Mr.. Birkhsad thinks the county
should be allowed to have rate that will
permit building, to great extent. Of stone
roads. He would favor rate Of 70 cents
on the $780, There are some, however
who viii not agree with this idea. They
think taxes are high enough already, and
the Tax Board has been criticised and con-
demned because the situation is as 1t is.
1t might be all right If the townships and
cities could be made to see that the
county Is the only party to be considered
In this respect, but the trouble Is that city
councils, township committees and school
boards seem to think they are entitled to
some consideration. Nearly every year
the budget Is increased In each of the
divisions named. Retrenchment and
economy seem to be overlooked. The
idea that we must have more stone roads
is all right, but It must be borne In mind
that the expense of public roads does not
stop with the building; the repairs are get
ting to be quite an item. The State Road
Commissioner calls attention to the fact
that stone roads were constructed for
ordinary travel, and the engineers did not
contemplate their use or misuse, by high
powered motor cars driven at from thirty
to sixty miles per hour. In Burlington
county the expenditure for repairs during
the past eight months was $51, 1857, while
the amount spent for new roads was $780,
152. Commissioner Gilkyson pays partic-
ular attention to the matter of keeping
roads In repair and suggests that where
one supervisor is now employed there ought
to be two supervisors who would keep the
roads under constant inspection. This idea
will not meet with very mach favor in this
county. as the present supervisor seems to
be ablGrU give the roads all the attention
that they require. In his argument for
more roads Mr.. Birkhead says the tax
payers are demanding these improvements,
but It will be doubtful If there will be any
strenuous efforts If the tax rate is to be
pushed up again. There may naturally
be hesitancy In going into the wholesale
building of roads If the repairs are to be
so costly. As quoted above 1t took over
$50. 900 to keep the roads In repair for
eight months and many of them do not
show decided improvement at that. To
give rs cent rate for the purpose of
building would soon mean dollar rate to
repair. Better keep on with the novelty
Of low tax rate for little time.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
Begin The New Year

Right by Resolving that you
will in the future deal at Du-
rand's. Reliable Goods, Mod
crate Prices and Courteous
Treatment, is what you will
always receive.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
TUESDAY, JANUARY s, 1909

ONE Of the practical moves made by the
Board of Freeholders, on Friday, was the
appointment Of committee TO investigate
the question Of either selling or abandon
ing some portion Of the farm at the aims
house at New Lisbon. This move has
been advocated by THE News for long
time, and we believe that 1t win be .
beneficial thing for the county If some
thing is done on that line. There is too
much land to be looked after. and the
expenditures for running the place are far
beyond the returns secured. The care i'm
posed upon the Steward In looking after
the inmates Of the institution and In ar
ranging the many details connected with
1t are sufficient without putting upon him
the responsibility of worrying over large
tract Of land that does not pay for either
the time or the money spent upon 1t. The
matter has been left to the standing COM
mittee with the addition of Messrs. Brick
and Birkhead. All Of the gentlemen
being of practical and business turn,
may be relied upon to give fair express
sion of the adYisability of the suggested
movement.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

,oets arc harm ami moi made .

''Poets are born and not made"
"But they amt born tagged" opined
rural philosopher. Their fathers
consequently halter go ahead and ed
dictate 'em. jest as If they was going
to be good fer something" Louisville
Courier7J Journal
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

"Pa, what is knockerY
"A knocker, my boy, is man who
usually finds fault with another man
who is doing something better than
he could do it himself. Detroit Free
Press.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
kERCS
Both Phones

GRADUATED SUGAR, 81
FRYING TOMATOES Large
ripe tomatoes, cut in halves, ready
for frying. just as good as fresh
ones. I5c per can.
APRICOTS.- -Moorpack they
ar. the best variety, fully ripe fruit,
two pounds 25c.
APPLES,-Ring cut evaporated
apples, clean and white, pounds
25c.
PEACHES.--Good, new evap-
GRATED Peaches, Sc pound.
KITCHEN BOUQUET.-A
liquid extract Of pot herbs and
spices, for havoring soups and gra-
vies. 25c bottle.
MACKEREL.-New Norway
fish, very fat and fine, No. I 25c
per pound; No. 2, zoe per pound !;
No. 4, SC each. These are all
extra fine fish and you will make
no mistake in buying them.
OLIVE OIL.-Pure and finest
quality, 25c and 75c bottles.
TEA.-If you want some that is
real good try Chase & Sanborn's,
Hun Kee; it comes in halfpound
tin cans at Goo per pound.
MEATH you are looking for
quality and right prices you will
find them at either of our markets.
Phil. Karg, H iSf &. K as!i,i
MOUNT HOLAY
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
Sweeping.

'aThat is a sweeping argument" re-
marked a husband whose wife used
broom to convince him that he ought
to have been home several hours pre-
viously.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

The weeping at wedding is never
as real as that which sometimes
comes decentralization Globe.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

Mount Holly, N. j., December 8th, 1908.
The mountaineering OF the stockholders of the
Mount Holly Safe Deposit and Trust Company
for the election of the Directors, and such
other business as may come before 1t, viii be
held at it's banking house, on Tuesday, jan
uary 18th. 1903, at HOO A. NJ.
CHARLES COLES.
Secretary
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE BURLINGTON COUNTY SAFE DEPOSIT
and TRUST COMPANY.
Moorestown. N. j., Dec. 10th 1908.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
The Burlington County Safe Deposit and
Trust Company for the election of directors.
ETC., will be held at the clearinghouse on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 12, 1909,
between the hours of 2 and o'clock p. m.
L. HARTMAN BURR,
Secretarv
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
California Peaches

A great big can of the finest
Yellow Cling Peaches in halves,
only 2oc can a can of the same
kind sliced, I5c can.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
NOTICE.

Mount Holly, December 7, 1908
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Union National Bank at Mount Holly, N.
j., for the election of Directors and such other
business as may properly come before 1t, will
be held at its banking house on Tuesday,
January 18th, 1903, at $50 A. M.
s. L. TOMLINSON
Cashier.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

When men are friends there Is NO
heed OF justice.-Aristotle
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
NOTICE.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK AT
Mnrrrr HOLLY n L

MOUNT HOLLY n. j.
Mount Holly, N. j., December "a, 1908.
The Board of Directors has this day declared
the regular semi-annual dividend of four (4)
per cent. upon the capital stock, payable on
and after January 2, 1909. and has added to the
Surplus Account the sum Of $4,000, making
that fund $4,000. Dividend checks win be
s. L. ToMLINsoN, Cashier
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
EoR SALE OR RENT
DlGEoNs FOR SALE
DING FOUND.
vows FOE SALE.

Registered Jerseys of the herd of the late
william II. Nicholson. A rare opportunity
to secure choicest thoroughbreds at reason
able prices. Can be seen at the farm of the
late owner on w hite Horse Pike, Orston, N. ].
Richard Brown in charge. Post office, Had
don Heights.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
DYIDEND NOTICE.

THE MOUNT HOLLY SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Mount Holly, N. j., December "a, 1908.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
a dividend of four az per cent. free from
taxes) upon the capital stock payable on and
after January q 1909, and has added to the
surplus account the sum of $4,000, making
that fund $40 600.
Dividend checks will be mailed.
3. l.. TOMLINSON, Treasurer.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
Hot Cakes

Are easy prepared, and the kind
that are good are made from
Morning Glory Flour, Ioc and
I5c.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
Coffee

Why don't you try pound of
Our Leader Coffee we know it
is good and SO do great many
Others who are buying it all the
time. zoe pound.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

will assure the completion of
the education that You have
planned for you children.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
| Sour KrOut

The real German kind, not
factory made, but made by a
German farmer that makes
just right, sc quart.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05

BY virtue off writ of f. ia. de bon. Ell ter
to me directed, issue out of the New Jerse
Supreme Court, 1 will sell at public sale, on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-05
Pic Mic Hams

Pic Mic Hams
Just the right size and quality
to boil and cut cold. They are
from 4 to 6 pounds, and will
cost you only &C pound.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
PARTITION SALES


seconds 70 me lsfy. cor 143 55 fssr % ths
81 osstetIy lire - tEN pr0psr-- = TIE New
Iora central ara Hudson F;iEer Railroad
prCpsrr- o. rhs New Yorz central and
tIulsrr River Raflrosd C~npsnl for
ooUO6 tser 70 the soutHe-ly line ot West
one Hundred and Sev e1ty- first street, the
point and place ot beginning
Parcel FORTY-TVC-
All that certain small piece O. lsn1
bounded sourherIy bv the northerly line of
easter.y by the vesreriy line q land of
The New Work central ana Hudson River
Railroad Company. ncrtnerlv oy tne norta-
erly lire of land acquired ~ the executors
sld trustees u the Wi. % William = pg-
den. decd b. deed % william = " inter-
ton referee dated June Is. 1885. and -
corded IN tire Registers once - t5s tIy
and county OF New NorD on the z7tH fsg
= September. 1854. in Ilper - O.
harbor Inc est aoiis1e1 by ne ,'i--Ills
ers OF the central PARK = NeW 4oTA-
Dated N=w Yors. March IS, l2s
WIL.BC r LARREMpEl ~.
DANIEL SEYMOUR. Rsteree
Attorney sor Plaintiffs
No - Wall street. y y
Attorneys for Defendants Emily a. Nhes'-
s nassau street. y L,..,.--.v
ROWLAND. MURRAY & PREM !.
Attorneys for Ex-rs or charles C. Ti6any
% Wall street, y Y
WHITRIDGE. Butler x RICE.
AttoTreys for Defendant Emily o. Butsr'
- Wal Street =. Y
HENRY < GLOVER.
Attorn"y '0T Defendants Caroline O. Jcnss
and 0rs
81 william street. y Y
Arto-rey f7r pese-dan. Louise jones'.
Rector street. y Y
ATONE cSr or clarence a Bgrl-y sat crs-.
10 Wall street. y T
CHARLES A. UESHON
A-torrev fo- Defendants Frances " 5raa-
lsy and ors..
Z5S Fr0aiUaE. =
p FREDERIC kEPSOCHAS-
Af;o-uey r1- Defendant y Y Honeola-a-o
Md col and Hosp
44 Pine street =.
GEORGE ". CARR
A--o-rrv ro- pefsuian- r 2 she ION.
sIu-- e.. and 7rs
Broad street -
CHAS r HT'ETSeHAN
Guardian ad Item f-r Infant Istencans
% Nasaa street \. 2
Glari,al al H.em sr- Frances o. West
ss nassau s,res-. C.sv.
SIMPSON z SIMPSON
A--rrn-yz Frr F-e5~rirS e. Rlssei
y william street y Y
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON.
ATTORNEYS f-~ Alex. N->- Jones
Z56 Pr1advav- y
THOMAS y EHTNELASuEP
Atto~rsy FOR Louis 2. N~CsEz and 49,
70 william street. y.
~-a vi~E 5s "'+r--T ~ f7H 7rnp-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
PUBLIC NOTICES.

ST-pPF,IIF1 COURT RT--APPE-l-lAIE ~.
-io-. Firs- Department In ~ as-tSa Hs's
or the application - ,le 49,. - for re
commission for the frs bl-lI-.- u. -
li,--rrar- rs three commissioners 70 ~
,.s,-l.r- and report whether rapid 80
ra,Ivrav or --iIvays for the conNeE@.ll.,,'-
ana transportation ot persons gn5-5 S'' n, RAPID
9-.-sf. rav-osd Commissioners ipf l--
~ os New YORK oIsh, I'd - t,ort4
and operated. Manhattan D'''s7
ReFiset- - -.,r
public notice - hereby siveql l,l'i iHa'' rssr an
- e., me rroyisiOns OF the lsap.N
zft Acr being Chapter : OK LAt ~" -,
ISor a. amended. the Pubic sen .r,r, n
,Iissfon f1- the First District VII 9pY.s -
he APPELLATE Division @, me - s5r
- - tra state O, New York m ahL -,
49,. T-frsr T.diciaI Department. At = -
thereof 70 he held a. the Appel-slt a r-as-
-, r5o-sa Madison avenue ana las
- .rae+ borough or Manhattan. ol,Loo or
Eev- York on the SIN daS oi -, %
r- "a soon thereafter as eotHs- - IN
r.,rF r0r the appointment of iA'e er .Y''-
rufssEone~s in :Ee above ehll'et - .sar.rs
determine and report s,L-L - 80 SAID
-. o. the convtyarrc aD' t-anspoTlallI'-
Of persons and pTQ7'rtt pLsu, s- ,rf-t,
s--rIct.a and operated ~ s-.'I "a -. ,o,f,ri
the routes and gsnerra. pan po,.4 oI ~ Rari6
rra1sit Railroad C9mmisss oners JOY -
civ OF New York. i,.,toL ne 7i1 he
-. orc he re-itf7n OF the said ComnlS
sf"n dated the 4th day of MarCh' So 80.
and tra afldavits and papers heg.'si ps 20
.ra came all CC which were h-el lI -
- C1er- % the ssid AppeHsts
Tl,--fsIon. ON or about TIE 9th daF "' Mac
1903 and IN addition fnert,o st,H |,,-t ",~
papers as shall ne PrcseH''i '' "
n- rE- said Commission.
4os.r4rti-n Of the routes and ne sen
.r.t nan of construction of thr sal" "a
uav 81 railways forms part on '-e 90 - -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

Sr-PELME COURT PPE.aA tE pil
~.o.. Fir-r pepsr-"'rl IN ,59 .-a,.'
-' 'rs application %, re ,f,-..--.. ~. .,.
..-.-'1rr.--f.at .c three comm ssiuuers 90 H'
,.-. arF report NE.rhrr raui1 transit
alma. o- raIv1.s FOR m" cr7r-ranFe
- TRANSFORMATION - persons and proper.
rs determined b.. ne Cp-.r' s-l'1 oAEH'
10 ..7s-rurte1 ar5 operated ~. Nr
,,eune rreysted Road The Rro7N
p.nu- notice ifs hcren, given 'hat par
ant ra rhe proHs''ns ,,' .,sPI- .,
-,., ,-,arieJ the pubic Service 'om
.tss.rr. H. -ae First District VII apply 20
me appellate Di,isioD = the supreme me
t-.rsr Trfl-iaI Department AZ Term
,rs-.ar -o h. held a. th- Appellate pi' .s.,7
.n.r, House. Madison avenue end "a,
a5tH street thorough ., Manhaiia p. 81. -. ,.
~, ". a. ..rrork iu 'Hc forenoon ~ that daf-
81 % soon jhe~eItter as "'Ihss. can %
heard t0r tho appo'n'meh' or 'aIro .".'
.f.-.o-s-, IN the above entitled matter -
.,.-. I'D rero-' aFter due hearing
...s.tr.r a -aUwsy or railways I'm te~ s''H
"., ,-- tho sonyeEaIcr and t'anspoftati''
stru.teI and u'"r"t"i 10 a. .o-AHn,e N..n
he -1..tes and general plan or .oHs'r-' l.o-
a. aGau;ei ~ the said "'li.. ...s-.''.
..,-,-s anon which the aforesaid application
~. b., nod, are the petition or the saii
,,,r.r,,fsaiou dated tie +th tRN o. Mar'h.
1900 and the arrdavits and pape.s aeon
-, ~ ths clerk - The said AV-
IN ~ Ti-rsr,r on n- about the S.h dsy
,, Nar.r 1909 and IN addition theI-
..lr.b other papers as shall he presented 10
~. ,-..,r+ n, M. said commission
,.....,,.,, cd, the routes and th- Een
- .,-sf-,fcrlor OF the said rai.-
y..,. .r ra.IUags fu-mz part ~ the Pap-' ;
ne" .lrats Dfylsi.- me- r.rgw-r.s
Ire 7aI- s.LJ s.f.st.rt-,r syunus.s - tie
q IL .'',. '" r,.-r.' I,I.p vs6Hv gIfnfu
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
PUBLIC NOTICES.

sent cf rhs properly owners along The line
OF said railway o- raiIvs-=
Dated New NO-h March - 1902
Tr- RI. t. SERVICE COMMISSION EpI.
THE FIRST DISTRICT
Ry WILLIAM F. WILLOW
Chairman.
TRAVIS Fl. WHITNEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
RAILROADS
eA-T1m~aE E HEIo . R.

EA-TIEC2E & GEIC :. R.
ROYAL. Blue LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour or the Even Eour
20 BALTIMORE AND WA-HiNGIoE
IlEEtT CONNECTION N NV lEiOS
STATION. UASHI$GT0$. WITH
ALI. LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Uaily- -5d 81 l-lo =
- sshiugro-. S'e-g@-r- IL 20 pm ~ an
W ashinE'Cn. Diner. psrlg- 80 an 90 am
Washington. Diner. Pa~lrr 80 am l0-vp an
Washington. D.-er.T .Tarlar.jI-50 am Z o. o. n n
NashinEron. PaTlor. ...-.-. l.bo pm 10 pm
fGTloc Car, New York 90 Richmond. q
BoTa! Ltd. Dine. Par.or $50 I'm t-u' pfa
" as i7gtor. Dire-. PsrlC~ 90 pm b-Oy pm
3" s''ington. Buffet. PallOr 6.5O pm 30 pm
Through Daily Trains 10 tie " NeSt
tn.cBE0, PittsbGrg ..-----. 80 an so : n
-airSgo. Columbus ..-... Il 90 am l2o5 n a
Ft:sb-rg Cleveland -..-. 80 pm ~ prTl
tlttsblEE Limited -..--. 9 20 pm s-vv pm
IN, St. l.. Louisville go. .ll-Jb pm l-8C an
Gin. s.. /. T-ouisville. % I'm 1000 nm
Gin. -. l.. Louisville 2 90 pm 500 pm
Offices. 245 434 1900 Broadway. Astor
House, - 9th ave Sew Yo~k 343 Fulton
st-. Brooklyn, West o3d s. srd Liberty -
Af'eT J.. NJ Steering Ca- reserE EationE
and fcll Information regarding trains. etc.
can ts obtained a. Bureau % Information.
X. & @ z r. 22d st Ter Phone 3l=<-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

beginning A. the Intervention ~ -h~
western Inc e the property ~ -.- New
Yore central ana Hudson River Railroad
,...-parN recently acquired ans the north
.rl, line OK the Washington Bridge Par,
the property r he Corporation % -te 'Ltv
- %av Ygr.. then % westerly. aud a.gls
said ucrrGrr!l line O.. WIshiugtO- B-.tge
lI.r- tie property ~ The Corporation =
tinted states ui~r auI IG.Eh-aI line - the
Harlem River thence TrEtf~-.E. and along
The tinted = at-. pier and Du-ttra1 line
- fI, fEa-refa River. 5,{2 10 --~- ~ 'Ee
tr, .stHfe - WW p ogden then. =
.s-,ar.t and along the northern bound
4r. Hive ~ fre property - tlr estate
~ Wm p ogden us 81 fert % tie
N-~f-rIt line gF t-e property oc t1s N'w
y.-- central arE HIdsou River Rail
rgst Coz thence -uGtEaTIy. and along 80
A eS.-rly line uf the PROPERTY - The Ny~
YORK central s0i HGtso0 River Rai.r, a.
Co.. about a4r - f"~t o. the Ec-therly 't~e
or WasElug-Cu Bridge fSrN- The properly
90 -r~ corporation - the ttv % New
vor.. the point and place of heglnrinE
PARCEL. FORTY ONE.
EeE.urine al the intersection ~ he
westerIg I'ne Of rhe rlouer'v - rr~ New
Compsry with the soutHerly line ot VeS-
one HUNDRED and S~vsUty-frsr street.
fh-n~e wNst~-Iy- ans along th- S1lrh~r'-
line - West OoA Hu1Ir-' and ~ev~1ry.
rf-r ard hul.H~1d Line - to Harlem
Pf-.-. thence s0utNar1r ar6 along -
I-7itAs states pier ans HuI-nsad It-.
24a p feet - tsnE@rt ro,rr thence
sou'rer'- ani along th- United states ris-
a15 nuIk-saF 'i7s f0rminE a cure y
r.s- -hence S-i'r s-utrs-Iy sr4 - tar
ss-- alo-e re Tn;rs4 States risr sr5
H.lkh.ad linz - 81 Zee. th@ac. sasts-lv
ard detecting So degrees 81 minutes a.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
AGENTS WANTED.


Male
oo-H NaIE. 80 .s''E 5a-.S7' srs1, .515- MN
s--r15- bus H. r. johnson.
70, a-t-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
PATENfS

THOMAS DREW sTErSoN. XecAa-teal
expsrr ana patsat solicitor. los RHsisa2
II. New York-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
BUS j ly-I Ne new EYGLAND Ei5I N
LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES

'- -
FALL RIVER LINE Wa Newport aud
Fall River l.. Pier 19. \ Il, Il. Warren
- Dau, I.ab p NJ StIs. COM $40 y
WEALTH and PROVIDENCE 'TsAestra
on each
NORWICH LINE Via staulus.on- Ii
Pier 40. y r. IT. Clsrkson st. week
days. 500 p NJ. Pier 20 T. r.. r. E
-2d -. $50 - N Strs CHESTER W
CIAFIN end NEW HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven.
Hartford Springfield and North. "etA
davs ONLY. Lv Pier -. r. r. 5-oo = Ii
81. CITY or LOWELL.
Tickets. s.aterooms and information At
city Ticket once. Ia R,satway- near
to-tlaudt -. Telephone aiI C"Ttandi-
Also a y. Y transfer snd IO-Tis. ON -
and a Piers
.0ATST'LL EVENING Lime
Il \ r-or ,3ts,ill hudson. CoNsaas,." and ru
" t-r.ueatara points. Lave Mons W rr
ami T-.t-s Is f. NJ. Pier A. y. IL. i""l
l-Hrls-uore. So Freight received i#'...
a8glS lIssI: g: "a
For kiuEsto- and Toughkeeus'e. Mon
Wed * mi =. II. For %evhlrEh, wees
Hars = J.. Iu Sundays IN
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

ros.rr.rrg ~ tse intersection q, rH-
westerly line % commerce Avenue with
ne pgSra-T. Eue ~ rHe property -, entity
acquired hy 'rC y. = CenJ-al ( HIdso1
Pfye~ PR C0ursuy which point "a dis
-ar. "a feet srutEeriy. measured q .0E tie
,as.s-rv line - said -ailToad- from t~e
r.a---Ar-r. the - the estate % william z
ogden. a-z running thence soat1erl-. S-o-K
said -alIr-aI about 81 feet 90 stake.
-Eer-e stUI e ing said railroad OF a -t--rs
~ f>4y Sart - sItrs 20 tha 5sf'- AIS Fee- -1
VsSnirEtor Bridge Park thence eas'erir.
along The sane ~ 9S fs@t 70 tHc westerly
rf-a - Commerce Avenue. H-7 themes
ra-frr-rv along the wrSf~-'. line - com
rra-re Avenue 467.oI ,ee' fo the p1lC' Of,
beginning tOErther wien 'a~1 - Commerce
Avenue n front - said pace, s-t he
a,q-,-,- ffr- 9, sait -eI-osE O. The eenrrs
- commerce Avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

TTT-,-I,. N-ANEEICAN ShEF ~
TO FIJME VIA ---u,r-
CIPntrTAE. NAPLES, = III - - NV I--
Tauuoa.a Mar. -. noon. May o H. Y-I ,,-Iy :
s-a,af.Ia. tp- H. noon. June 3, Jug -
AIeo calls ar G-uHd- -.---, 20 r-rD
wTIG CI-EARU STEAMSHIP -. j. d ~
= "A state ST.. opposite the battery
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

EeFIrr.-C a. ne f-fe-s-cfT0T y TF4
weE+er.v ri0e - Commerce ATe--H 7i-1
-ee SrGfte-Iv tT-c 90 VeS- Cra E-r1~s-
and Se-eut-. frs stree. -he--H vss-Hr.r
auI along t-a zou--srIr ,i-e - Wss- o.
hundred and seven 9-Sr Stree - -
'e-. ?, -ra earte-.v ft-e. r-CpS--- Ire -
The New y orr and Putnam PaL-oe6 com
ps1v. thence so.rhe-'v- and along tE" easr
R-l- Erllortg line - the New Ho-H sr7
Vutuau Rav-rad COMPANY 675 ~ fss-.
thence eaStsriv. ard deHeCt'-E 81 degrees
as minutes p seconds 20 ne .e'r. = =.
f@et. thence still easter r. and ts1ec'l1S < .
degrees % minutes : seconds 70 fre GH'
30 y fref 20 he Vesre-lE i're 0t OF
-rer-~ Avenue thence r0rtae-.y- and ai77E
ne Tes's-I- line - Commerce ATe-l@
gIS Q r.er ~ rho F1IfIA-I- Inc - NA'-
one Hundred N-7 Se-srtv-e-st street ne
point ard place or beginning t0E-tae- w!
-r~ ia1t tr Commerce Avenue IN '-77- ~
said parcel 20 the centre Inc OF said com
&c AH.--a
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

TIER s=t-. .r..s.r. .F-r. H.er
-z. e--..t.r ar~.ai."r. .'r.E
fs's-H- --ra.= f5.- -s.ar ars Eng .1-r
aEtlr.a ~-..rs go East -n- Pa -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23

.".'N and -A',h-T--.T .Tarzras@. take entire
.a "I gent s-lsas apartment %.
ste"a'- aH board YACHT. .ong oAper.eu.-.
Brooklyn