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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08
Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, 8 marca. Sytuacya
miedzy Austro Wegrami i Ser
bia wyjasnila sic obecnie W zupel-
nosci; o lie impuls do obaw wo-
jennych ze strony Serbii dalo "a
DAME odszkodowania "a aneksye
Bosni Hercogowiny, tyle teraz
mozna z Gala pewnoscia powie-
dziee, re obecnie wszystko zalezy
Cd stanowiska Rosyi. Serbia bo-
wien zrzekia sic niewatpliwie
wszelkich bezposrednich preten-
syi do Austryi, lecz jeduoczesnie
zwr6cisa sic do Rosy, azeby ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08

sacyjne te wiadomosci ME potwier-
dzi}y sic. Prawda jest, re istotnie
diva prady ujawni}y sic W 4onie
gabinetu, "a przeciw dodatko-
wynn uzbrojeniom. Jak zwykle W
Anglii, zwyciezyl kompromis i
jak slysze z wiarogodnego zr6d1a,
pierwszy lord admiralicyi, lord
John Fisher, zgadza sic ma rozlo-
zenie budowy szesciu nowych pan
cernik6w ma try lata nastepne,co
pozwoi zazadac W roku biezacym
tylko czesci owych szesciu mil.
funt6w szterling6w, kt6re tyle
narobiono wrzawy. Ma tym grun-
Gle pojednawczym oba stronnictwa
beda mog}y sic porozumiee, a pan
Asquith pozostanie wiernym swej
obietnicy, ze Wielka Brytania be-
die mia}a "a iego rzad6w ~flote
wojenna, r6wnajaca sic potedze
dw6ch najbliiszych jej marynarek,
z dodatkiem 10 proc.
Tymczasem, zanim ia sprawa
rozsadzona zostanie przez parla-
ment, prasa iberalna przemawia-
jaca "a oszczednoscia i przyja-
cielskiem zblizeniem sic do Me
mice, zwraca uwage W najpowaz-
niejszych swych organach, ze' An
glia powinna uderzy6 sic W piersi
i przyznac sic do why, ME ska
dajac jej wyiacznie ma Niemcy.
Rad poczyni} daleko wieksze u
stepstwa reakcyjnej despotycznej
Rosyi finansowemi polityczne-
mi niedogodnosciami dla siebie, a
ME przestaje sic odwracac obojet-
ME cd Niemiec. Odosobnienie
tych ostatnich ujawni}o sic W ca
lei nagosci z okazyi zatarg6w ma
BaIkanach. Jezeli szlo rzadowi o
okazanie Niemcom dobrej wolf,
to m6gf tego latwo dokona6, wcia-
gajac je do wsp6lpej dyplomatycz-
nej akcyi wraz z Francya i Rosya.
Jako inny dow6d obojetnosci ma
zblizenie sic z Niemcami przyta-
czaja te same organa, ie W podr6-
zy obecnej kr6la ME towarzyszyl
mu minister spraw zagranicznych
sir Edward Grey, co pozbawie
musia}o ten zjazd donios}osci dy-
plomatycznej. Sir Karol Hardin
ge, sta}y podsekretarz tego wydzia-
}u, kt6ry zwykle towarzyszy E6-
lowi ostatnio z MIN sic znajdo-
wal, ale jest to tylko urzednik ME
odpowiedzialny pred parlamen-
tenn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08
pOzdrwhjacym tumom'

mimo to ME czuje sic ona zadowo
Iona. Wiekszost islandzkiego
parlamentu zyczy sobie nawet zu-
pefnego oderwania sic Cd Danii'
Islandzki minister spraw wewne-
trznych, Haffstein, ktory zawsze
byi "a przyjazna polityka miedzy
oboma krajatni, musial wskutek
tego ustapit. Bjoern Jonsson, jego
przypuszczalny nastepca, jest
wzgledem Danii niezwykle wro-
60 usposobiony. Jezeli ten rzeczy-
wiscie zostanie ministrem, to Da-
MIA bedzie to uwazac dla siebie
"a prowokacye.
Paryz, 8 marca. - Wyslany do
Europy wenezuelski posel mad
zwyczajny Jose Paul odjechaf do
Berlina. Oswiadczyl on, re we
nezuelslsi prezydent Gomez zalsa-
zai swemu poprzednilNowi na u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08

rzedzie Castro jak jego zonie
powracac do Wenezueli. Senior
Paul sadzi, re Castro odjedzie z
Europy do Nikaraguy, gdzie z
prezydentem tel republiki, Ze-
laya, z ktorym pozostajac W Sci
slej przyjazni obmysli srodki dzia
lania ma przysziosc. Prawdopodo-
bnie spodziewa sic on W Nikara-
qua uzyskac poparcie, azeby mogi
we Venezuela swych praw docho
die. 3
New Orleans, s marca. - Pre-
zydent Nikaraguy, Zelaya, zape-
wnia W depSzy kablowej przesla-
mel tu do generalnego konsula tel
republiki, Altschue, z wszelka
pewnoscia ze jcgo kraj ME czyni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08

- Biloxi partyI nIemieckieh, nIe
przyszedi 1eszcze wcale do porozumi%
mia W sprawie drazliwei reformy r.
nans6w. Obradujacym obecnie lewico.
wynn liberalom psuja szyki poludnio.
wo-niemieccy demokraci, kt6rzy nis
chca sic zgodzie ma przediotony In
przez mellow zaufania ukiad kompro'
misowy W tel sprawfe.
-z Madrytu telegrafuJa, 70 xnalNs
ziono tam bonbe W poblitu glowns5
stacyi policyjnej.
-Z kadyxu pIszs, 10 wIesadmIral
Pascral Cervera, kt6ry dowodsat
hiszpahska flots, zniszczons prsss A.
merykan6w W roku 1898 pod Santiago.
ma Kubie. le4y obecuis n -
tu Smieuci W Puerto Real. zaopatrse
no 60 iut ostatnimi eakramsntsmi ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
(StOsalrs1i angisIskO-rsi;smisekis)..
CHICAGO, s marca.

Podczas pobytu eesarza Wilhel-
ma W Anglii W roku zesz}ym, ida
rzylo sic, re jednoczesnie podany
byl do publicznej wiadomosci plan
budowy floty niemieckiej i powie-
kszonych uzbrojen ma morzu, kt6-
ry uwaza cafe spolecze1stwo an
gielskie jako wymierzony przeciw
MENU. Opinia angielska chociaz
glebOko wzburzona, odloiy}a pu-
bliczna dyskusye mad powieksze-
MEM flOty niemieckiej, az do od-
jazdu eesarza ze wzgled6w goscin-
nosci.
0statnio, gdy cd tax dawna "a
powiadane odwiedziny kr6la Ed
warda W Berlnie przysz}y mare
szeie do skutku, trafia sic, re taxa
sama okolicznose powtarza sic W
odwrOtnej stronie. Dyskusya mad
przyszlym budzetem marynarki
rozpOczela sic W prasie z taxa e
nergia, jaka ia najzywotniejsza
sprawa dla Wielkiej Brytanii "a
wsze tu wywolae musi, i przy scie-
rsniu sic zdan ciagle i ma wszyst-
k.e tony, NOVA jest tylko o walce
Tomiedzy obu narodami j kladzio-
lie So ma szali SHY, jakiemi kazdy
q mich W danej chwili rozporza-
1zae bedzie W stanie. Choeiaz
stronnictwo pokoju zblizenia sic
przyjacielskiego do Niemiec sta
via W zwartym szeregu swoje ar
gumenta ME szezedzi krytyk rza-
dowi "a jego pOlityke, to trzeba
przyzna6, ze znajduje sic W mniej-
szOsci, re o wiele popularniej-
szem jest zdanie tych, kt6rzy do
magaja sic dodatkowego wydatku
100000 funt6w szterling6w do
etatu marynarki i do bpdowy SEE
gciu pancernik6w typu Dread
nought W odpowiedzi ma move o.
krety niemieckie tego typu. Pod
czas, kiedy W Berlinie biesiaduja
n.onarchowie i wysilaja sic ma "a
Pewnienia Obop6lnej przyjazni,
tutaj kwestye powiekszenia floty
ME schodzq z porzadku dziennego
j rozplOmieniaja publicznos6. Me
spos6b zosta6 biernym, trzeba sta
nae po jednej albO 20 drugiej strO-
ME. Przedstawienia sztuki patry-
otycznej "The Englishmen's
Home" przyczyniaja sic do roma
mietnienia opinii.
Wiadomosci podawane przez
rome orgsny prasy, ze wybuch}o
rrzesilenie ministeryalne tego
powOdu, te p. Lloyd George, kan
clers skarbu razem z p. Winsto-
nem Churchill j Johnem Burns
grOza opuszczeniem swych stanO-
wisk, czyH minister marynarh,
popierany przez prezesa gabinetu,
p. Asquitha, Obstawac bedzie przy
powiskszaniu etatu marynarh i 8
milion6w funt6w szterling6w, po-
mimo wislkiego deficytu, jakiego
i bez tsgo ME MONA uniknae, sem
r8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08
AuStrya Wystqpuje StanoWcz0
Odrzuca posrednictwo Rosyi. Cay Rosya mo-
2e wdac sic we wOjne2- Pokojowe widoki.
IsIandya wystepuje przeciw Danii.
Sprawa powrotu Castroa doWenezuell
Z Ameryki Centralnej
LAWINY w ALPACH.
Taryfa francuSka a-zagranica. - z POrtugal1l.
STAN FLOTY JAPONSKIEJ.
gabineu Automobile pastwa
prezydent6w. sksp Sukcesy
STAN FLOTY JAPONSKIEJ.

gabnetu Automobile pastwa
prezyden6w Stan Illinois skapi szkoy sukcesy su-
PrzeciwkO pape
nauguracyi b6jka. SzalOny
fcera. Nowy Apasz6w. g6rniczych = Me
Obchodzii
Explozya lokOmotywie. Bandyci tramwaju
Wiek1 polar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-08

Costa Rica lub re Salvadorem.
Zelaya oswiadczyl, ze wszedzie
panuje najzupeiniejszy spokoj.
Guayaquil, Ekuador, 8 marca.
= Wczorajszej nocy okoio 12tej
godziny W Gnayaquil i wzdsuz
wybrzeza odczuto diva slime
wstrzasnienia podziemne, ktore
trwaiy pol minuty. Szkod niema
zadnych, lecz ludnosc wielce sic
przestraszyla.
| Wiedeh, marca. z Karyntw
donosza 0 calym szeregu niszcza-
cych lawin, ktore W r6znych miej-
scowosciach zmiotly spora licabs
domow powierzchni ziemi. Q
lie dotychczas sprawdzono, ,ogaem
zgineio dziesiet osob.
Paryz, 8 marca. - Socyal-rewo
lucyonisci pr6bowali onegdaj u
rzadzic demonstracye okazv
odkrycia pomnika bylego francu-
skiego premiera Charles Thomas
Floquet'a. Demonstracya ia, ktora
byla giownie skierowana przeciw
premierowi Clemenceau, chybiia
swego celu, gdyz policya zaraz
wziela sic energicznie do demon
strantow, aresztwac kilku z po'
srod Mich.
Premier Clemenceau W dluzszej
movie opiewai chwale republiki,
ktora pod rzadami takich mellow
jak F1oquet wzrosia do obecnej
swietnosci.
Paryz, 8 marca. - Rewizya ta-
ryfy cfowej z roku 1892 przyspa-
RIA senatowi francuskiemu wiele
kiopotu, gdyz tam sic obecnie to-
ca mad mia obrady. Robotnicy
glowni przyczynili sic do wniesie-
MIA jej ma stol, domagajac sic te-
go, azeby bogatsi W formie cel
ponosili wieksze podatki.
Zagranica niechetna jest zmia-
ME taryfy ciowej i grozi odwetem.
N. p. Stany Zjednoczone "a po-
srednictwem swego ambassadors
podnosza zarzuty przeciw podwys
szeniu ella na bawelne, kukurydze
i olive. Anglia inne kraje wy
stepuja przeciwko innym postano-
wieniom. Rad francuski z oba-
wy przed wojna csowa odrzucii
projekty podwy4szenia cha ma oil
we, tkaniny i maszyny. Kompe-
tentne kola francuskie zywo sig
zajmuja aktualna obecnie sprawa
rewizyi taryfy.
Lizbona, marca. - "Secolo'
informuje, re pretendent do tro-
nu, Dom Miguel Braganza zdra.
dill podobno chec wyrzeczenia
sic swych pretensyi do tronu por-
tugalskiego jedynie re sympatyi
do krola Manuela, ktorego powo-
Iano ma tron wsrod nadzwyczaj
tragicznych okolicznosci. Podlug
rewalacyi wspomnianej gazety
Dom Miguel chce zanieszkac W
Portugalii, azeby zaczac intenzy-
VIVA prace mad odrodzeniem kra-
ju.
Toxic, 8 marca.- Baron Saito
mial ostatnio move w departa-
mencie floty przy komisyi bud4e-
towel, przyczem podal nastepuja-
ce informacye:
Okrety W siuzbie: okretow bo-
jowych 13, pancernikow 10, krato
wnikow 43, torpedowcow SO, 10.
dzi torpedowych SO; 9;-razem 1875.
Natomiast w budowie So: dws
pancerniki, 1 lodi pocztowa, .
okrety bojowe.
Zamierzaja zas budowae: . .
krety wojenne, 8 pancerniki, !
krazownik pierwszej klasy / 2bo-
die oodwodne.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12

There will be meeting OF the
Kapiolani League this evening at
1880 at the residence Of Mr.. Silva
and all members are requested to at
tend. ... fl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
RESOLUTION PRESENTED
TO EX.VICE President

Representative Castro yesterday
afternoon in the office of the Cover
nor presented Charles w. Fairbanks
with an illuminated copy of the res
olution Of thanks introduced by him
self and passed by the House Of
Representatives. The resolution
was engrossed by Viggo Jacobson.
whose handiwork won the expressed
approval of Mr.. Fairbanks. The
text of the resolution Is:
Resolved, That the House OF Rep
resentatives expresses its apprecia-
ton and sincere thanks for the visit
made this day to this House by the
Honorable Charles Warren Fair,
banks, ex-Vice President of our
country; and,
"Resolver. Further, That his adj
dress made today before the Legisla-
ture be entered in full In the jour
nal of the House."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
A sign He Wanted
and A sign He GOT
He Had To RansaCk The
Capitol But He
Found 1t

After a thorough search OF the Ex-
ecutive Building, the new Plumbing
and Building Inspector or Honolulu
has managed to rake together a
sign. The aforesaid sign is now
proudly displayed over his doorway
in the City Hall. H., s~
Under the old regime, the Offices
of Building Inspector and Plumbing
Inspector were separate and distinct.
Thus II required two signs TO do
the. work accomplished by one. But
the two signs have been collected,
and, Joined to a third giving the Of
fee hours, have been nailed up.
Thus the new inspector has three
signs. one under the other, doing
the work OF one.
To be sure, the signs are some
what battered, and they are painted
on funny blue boards with Hogarth's
line-of-beauty ends. but they make
one sign, and that is the chief thing.
Incidentally the Plumbing and
Building Inspectors sign makes a
lot more noise than any other In the
corridor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
CAPT. robinson
Committed SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30. -
Third of the Pacific Mail command
ers In the last four or five years to
take his own life under tragic cir
cumstances. Captain J. +. Robinson
Of the wrecked steamer Indiana kill
ed himself on board the derelict as
she lay on the rocks of Santa Mar
garita island, near Magdaiena Bay,
Lower California, last Monday.
Captain Robinson has been with
the Pacific Mail Company since | S92
and was at times chief officer OF the
Rio de Janeiro and Peru. He was
chief on the Rio.w she put into
Honolulu after having burned her
deck house for fuel on account of a
shortage .ofIcoal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
WOULD resign POST
TO PLEASE HIS BOY
Governor General Smith
Would Witness Sons
Graduation

That a man should be willing to
surrender an official position as ex-
allied as that of Governor-General OF
the Philippines merely in order to be
present at the graduation of his boy
from school is something unprece-
denied in the history OF ofiicialdom,
but that Is just what Governor-Gen-
eral James +. Smith. more commonly
known as General Jimmie" Smith,
has expressed himself as ready to do.
And II appears possible, from press
dispatches received here, that Cover
nor Smith has carried out his inten-
ton and really has resigned. or that
he is on his way to the states to ten
der his resignation.
The dispatch simply states that
Governor-Generaf Smith has sailed
for San Francisco fro mManila. San
Francisco newspaper accounts hint
at trouble between General Smith
and President Taft, but Smiths
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
BUSINESS PROPOSITION

d your honor" said the convicted
beggar, cant you change my sem
tence Of imprisonment to a fine?'
Suppose / did," said the Judge,
where would you get the money to
pay it?"'"Oh." replied the C. b., 81
could beg a little every day until
had enough"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
JAPAN READY FOR FAIRBANKS.

The local japanese Consul-Gener-
al Uyeno yesterday informed the
Japanese Department of Foreign At
fairs OF the departure in the Mon
golia of the Hon. Charles w. Fair
banks, former Vice President of the
United States. 1t is expected that
the japanese Government will ex-
tend cordial reception to the dis
tinguished guest and his family.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12

The directors of the Healani Boat
Club will hold meeting this eve
ming In the Odd Fellows Hall at
1880. Lester Petrie. the President
of the Club, expects to sail for the
Coast on the Hilonian for long va
cation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12

The, chowder and smoker at the
Country Club next Saturday night
promises to be one Of the most sue
cessful functions the members have
had for some time,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12

Fort street, opposite W. G. Irwin
& Co.. Ltd. Z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12

the average
wCCks.-ilaw.
ISLAND molokAL
Mapuehu Ranch The 724 showers
CURED daily and otaed 2oi inches s than during the
ceding week--C c. Conrndt.
Moloks Ranch C7)There raInfall-which
o
7O60.-G. p. Cooke
WIN. q sTocKMAN,
Section Director
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
TEMPERATURE.


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y; Weather Bureau i" .enouu norma!
Of ~ o. higher preceding The weather
s" sSao oS ' iS1 Sso tn. and
% sS @ the m o
s s srs:. oo. s o ss' Ss @
mean " the ~'; sts sSGa ' 81 S0e aSscs
Note The figures following the name OF station Indicate the date
with which the weeks r ,sP s closed oe NAVAL
make than as01S nSg hs sa 0a %eek '
kohsla The 7O6'. There
81 inch above the averngeDr D Bond
R amounting S M @ more than tho previous
IS inch above the The mean temperature was lr H.
Nui temperature no Rain fell on four dates
kukuhseie 6showers amounted
inches that than during the preceding week The
mean WAS saS a and the rainfall
which three dates inches 81 inch than the
sssun.u s-Ran three amounted
average. The mean temperature 7i2' II. Wilson:
laupahohoe smooh and fine days obtained with showers
and - above the ayerage-E W Barnard 9. - %
the and sO5 than the preceding NJ
and %sS % was % SS s sss
and SO inch above the average. Fraser
,.... az aa.,ss -
pepeekeo (6There days rainfall
inches s than the weeks and LES above the average
papakou Ran fell five daes-heavy the 4,h and 9Th
during he preceding week. T NOR.
dates and 8SS s above ns and s
as 81. Lyman
Kspoho C6I-Measurabe the
81 inch 30 less than the average and % more than the previous
T9s mean temperature was SO showers occurred
5-The rainfall was sS inch O5 below the average and 30
less than during the preceding week The temperature ssO
ksaaksku. the h,st .otaled
M inches 65 inch less than during the previous weekR Wallace
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12

The Industrial Edition of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing. 90 cents at Bull
! e t n Office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
X q m e h q m e n q
Day Promises
Well

Motorcycling bids fair to become o
very prominent sport before long.
and Messrs. Chiffon, Berger, Her
rick and Pratt, the leading lights
in the game, are working, hard to
get up fine days racing. and at
tempts on records for Kamehameha
Day. The new machines have ar
rived. and some Of them are reported
to be very fast. A mile minute
gait is spoken of as quite possible on
the Kaptolani track, and that is GO
ing some. considering the way the
corners of the course make a man
slack up, owing to their not being
banked to any height.
The local riders are scared of
nothing, and once they start out
after a record, keep going as long as
the small machine holds out. There
is great rivalry between the riders
of the different makes of machines.
and of course each man swears by
his own particular brand of dope.
I The Reading Standard and Indian
machine riders have an argument to
settle over any old distance from one
to twenty miles, and 1t will be
sight worth seeing, although at
times the spectator has to swallow
hard to keep his heart from popping
out on the track In front OF the
little flying demons. II is planned
to have races over various distances,
and between times to make attacks
on the existing Kapiolani track rec
ords. And something is going to go
by the boards, according to the talk
that is being put up by the riders,
and It would not surprise the follow
ers OF the game II new figures were
tackled on to every record from one
to twenty-five miles.
What with the Y. NJ. C. A. Mara
thon, the walking race, the relay
run and the motor cycle events, Ka-
mehameha Day looms up as n serious
rival to the Fourth Of July as a
sports day.
? "
The directors of the Healani Boat
Club will hold meeting this eve
ming In the Odd Fellows Hall at
1880. Lester Petrie. the President
of the Club, expects to sail for the
Coast on the Hilonian for a long va
cation.
g.. 4 4 4. ~
There will be meeting OF the
Kapiolani League this evening at
1880. at the residence Of Mr.. Silva,
and all members are requested to at
tend. ... .r
q q q o..
The, chowder and smoker at the
Country Club next Saturday night
promises to be one Of the most sue
cessful functions the members have
a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-12
BAND CONCERT.

J There will be a public band concert
this evening at 1870 at Aala Park.
o.. PART l.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-18
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

pany, south side Fairview avenue, us feet
west from Reeve place, Il ,S00.
William WoliiDger to Hahne Building
and Loan Association, east side South
Seventeenth street, 30l feet north from
Clinton avenue, $4,000.
Edwin Hoyt to West End Building and
Loan Associations, north side Custer ave
nue., west side Hunterdon street, $500.
William II. Wakefield to c. Lawrence
Fischer, East side North Fifth s street 225
Louis Weitz to Hugo Woerner, east side
Broome street. 90 feet south from Mont
gomery street, $500.
Alessandro Pueblo to German Savings
Bank, south side Sixth avenue "a feet
east from Cutler street. $500.
Edmund C. Eppler ct al. to same. north
east corner Sixteenth avenue and South
Twentieth street; and second tract, $1,000.
Mary Meakim to John d. Toppin, south
side Sussex avenue. q feet west from
Frank NJ. Polhemus to Carl G.. Reichie.
north. side Aston street, 100 feet west from
Broad street, $1,000.
no, southeast corner Quarry street eighth
avenuc) and Boyden street. $1,000.
Julius c.. Hoeler. to Hamburg Building
and Loan Association, east side Chadwick
avenue, 3s2 feet north from Avon avenue,
$500.
IsIdore Meinhard ct al. to Samuel Ian
daw, east side Boyd street, 24O feet south
from Eighteenth avenue, 5000.
Herman ID. Hertz to Ray Hertz, west
| side Belmont avenue, 13 feet north from
Rose street, $1,000.
Henry Scherer to Abraham Walker, east
side Howard street, southwest corner land
b. Galligan, $500.
Albina M. Hardy and husband to Caro-
line NJ. Earle. west side Clinton place, q
feet south from st. James, place, $500.
Mary Sharwell and husband to Annexed
District Building and Loan Association,
east side Johnson avenue, 41o feet south
from Bigelow street. 81, 400. -
Frederick Nj. Hamilton to Paulne w
Glrtanner, north side Court street, wes'
side Arlington street, $500.
Louis c.. Hagny to Charles Wuenscn
south side Springfield avenue, 10 reel cas-
from South Tenth street. $500
TOWNSHIPS. ,
Alice NJ. Crowell and husband to Bloom
field Trust Company, Bloomneid. west siu,
Clarendon place. north side Hazeiwooe
Charles Bremen TO Woodside Buldinl
and Loan Association, Beilevilie. ives
side New street, 30 feet south from az
Charles S. Chaplin TO Fanny w. Arnold
Montclair, west side South Fullerton ave
nue., 235 feet south from hawthorne place
Richard Tuers to Samuel Epstein. Mont
clair. centre public. road, corner LAM
Jacob Coeymans. deceased; ana tnre'
other tracts, 1,100.- nau
OLAF Hanson to Harry Y. Epstein, Biooln
field, southwest corner land Z. Messie,
III chains east from Third River, I,6OO- Z
John 7. McNamara to Alexandcr =
Fisher. Montclair. south side Clarelnoln,
avenue, 100 feet east from George stree
l$2,3pd. 4s
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c. 1925 IT W fr Caldwell Railroad


C, S25 IT w Fl Caldwell Railroad
l.. Co., 10Ox300
David ii. Slayback ct al to Herman
Wendell ct al, Essex Fells and We
roma, same property .................
Jaroslav Hussa TO Oliver II. Rooms,
S. Orange, e s Wyoming and L.enox
avs, ZoSX22O
Robert l.. Peek to same, s. Orange,
II e $ Lenox av, 236x227 ..........,..
Fred G.. Mayer to Charles II. niger
soil, s. Orange, s W $ Irvington av,
1872 1T s fir Prospect st, 2Sx2J3 $500.
Wolfe-Jilson-Do Douglas Co. to Lewis j..
Doolittle, S. Orange, g W S Hickory
DIR, 2a IT fir R~idgewood I'd, 103x2O5..
James T. Pierson ct al to Henry
Baechlin, Bloomfield, lots 6, 7, s,
Berkeley Heights Park ..............
Franklin Hill Co. TO Dora c. Corle,
Bloomfield, w S Willard av, 1853 it
S fl Franklin st, 70x99 .............
Dora IS. Corle to Franklin Hill Co,
Bloomfield. G $ Willard av, 400 it
$ fir Franklin st, 50x102 ..............
Henry w. Corb to Eulah NJ. SYM
onds, Nutley, n S Kingsland I'd, in
tersection Of Id of Charles Carter,
dec. 95x15f
Eulah NJ. Symonds to Margaret Corb,
Nutley, same property ..............
David Niebuhr Co. 10 Florence II.
Bickford. ~Irvington, IL S fremont
ST, 1877 1T II fr Stuyvesant av, 30x1l0.