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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cy!th name and address OF lenders Attorney
APRIL Il.


APRIL H.
AMSTERDAM AVE. go: july 70 1907; Phiipp
OIL 70 Herman WIebke. 5000. attorney > l.
Brodsky. 40 Chambers 81 1890
10: June Is 1905: Louis STAN % samuel VIII
Jams ct al. $500. attorneys. Moss d Feinef' -
Nassau st.
BOULEVARD. cor OF i42d 81 2ux'g, Jui. :,
= 1899; Andrew T Judge and anp % John
Metcalfe and ano: $1,000: attorneys Schenck q
Punnett. 10 Liberty ST
SAME PROPERTY: March %. 1909. Lena "
Hoefer to Adolph Friebele. 5000; attorney
Ernst Bishofs. 49, Nassau St.
FOREST ST. $. 40 II Of Rock 81 80
July 6. 1905. Patrick Ienihan 20 CHRISTIAN y
Gr0nbers: 500.
HOME ST. s. 20 90 u e Of Stebbins ave; -. .
,---t,,r S' -. Ir@gL,f,a5 vortea.s CO. S1f 500:
address. zoo broadway.
KELLY ST. n $. so e " OF Wales ave; 2Sx
to Henrietta White: 600: attorneys. smith
Williamson. SGI Alexander ave
LOT % map BAILEY estate at kinssbridge:
Real Estate co; 81 goo; address. q Pine st.
LOT 221. map ST Raymond Park: April 10.
1907; Frank Viilosco 70 Felice Ferrero' S|oo'
L Fugazy.
LOT 420. map Van Nest Park: Aprii :. 1905;
Gustav Guerke to PermeIia a Eustis: $1,000;
attorneys, Eustis & Forster, 90 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. . W cor OF 115th st . PHI. i1x
90; Sept o. 1S9S. Isaac Mayer to Anne " stout
al; SS3.0O0 attorney. &c Foster. Is Wall 81
PROSPECT AVE. W :. liz & n t Of Boston n
I'd 22xg0. Jan 90. 1909 Preside ROchOE 70
Samuel KeeIer; $3.50; attorney. D Rust 49,
Nassau ST.
PART LOT 81. map Belmont village: June l.
1907: Anuibale Faneif and anO to Ranaele
Aulctta and ano, $1,000: attorney. Donate
10 Park Row.
PARK ROW. 7s. Feb IL 1905: Alfred
Storms TO East River Savings Institution
$50. 900: address, $50 Broadway
PROSPECT AVE. " $, 90 f. Of Boston I'd,
44x9O; Nov q. 1902; Margaretha r Strese 20
German Savings Bank; $4,000. address, 1J'
4th ave.
ROOSEVELT ST 96: Oct -. 1909; John A
Weekes and arc to Henry de F Weekes et al,
81. 900: address 40 william 81.
wADSwORTH AVE. . cor OF 1s2d St. 5ox
20: Dec 3. 1907; Morris Bernstein Realty and
Construction Co to Katharine NJ FIELD S4OOOOi
attorney, + L Field. 16J Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Dec 5. 1907; same to
North American Mortgage Co: 5000; attor-
ney. L Westcott. 100 Broadway.
WEST END AVE. e $. 1911 IL OF pTth 81.
IsxS9; July Is. 1900; William Moqutu and
anO to Maria s ThurstOn ct al. $4,000, attor-
ney. F de p Foster. Is Wall ST.
1O3D ST. 5. 2GO It W Of Park ave. 40x
IOO.I1; April 3. 1905: Robert Friedman TO
Louise NeidlInger ct al; $4,000: attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100
Broadway.
IO4TH ST, n " cor OF 81 ave, 22UT2: April
Is. 1891, Michael DonoghUc TO Ernigrant In
dustrial Savings Bank; $1,000, attorney,
Stephen Philbin-
10TH ST. i29 East: Jan %. 1909: Joseph
Friedman 81 al TO Leo Schatran. $500 ad-
dress. lie Nassau st.
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cent; r & W Realty co 70 sophie Pr S,..s.- ?
s. 600: attorney. II y Gordon 30 Broad~ ~
N-,-srr AYR. a = 100 n OF 1924 81. 2sNl0'';
-, =. . =. C-asre EuiidiuE Co 70 Dani.l
Frobr,s5 tr,1stee. $4,000. attorney, Louis %
Hasbrouck. 2J7 BrOadwaJ-
,-.,-o,, .v,r VS. or q 81 fremont
ave 5rT100. April :: due Jan 1. 1917 per
cent v-IIlisrn y Gleason 20 Fannls Mct'H. .
So 900. sttorncys. Whslen & Dunn. 2o0 bro@o
vsy.
wEsTcHEsTER Ave. n $ Iso ~, Z, A9 %
Bergen ne 25xGG. p N. April L; 8 w. -
rust W zr5er 10 Ellen r Wheeler Ss.Ooo' I'd
dress . Rector st
WEST FARMS ROAD. :. at line bet% -,,,, a =
land Jacob Hutscher and Henry l.yVere. i -
. S6S 10 n proposed - K $ 3S.5X y" ''~
n v % IIx . sol to beginning: : !r<., AuI'.e
a shea TO Harlem Savings Bank: So.O"", AZ
tornevs s X & + r Wightman, - BToauNsS
152D ST. $ 30 Il v OF wales ave Cox -, Iot ~
irrea. due Ma l. 1918. Jacob hapian 10 JONI
&, Robinson: Sf1 600; address. 81 Nassau 81
IBID ST. SO and ga East. 40 SxlOO' ARriI
Is: due June J. 1918; Sarah ) Mason 70 D s,
Savings Bank. $4,000; attorneys LcN''' -N"
keiIar q Wells, 43 Cedar 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the Resi-
Estate Exchange salesroom, Nos. Il and 10 vescy
street. resulted rs follows:
By Joseph F. Day.
POD ST. % and 81. p o. IS n OF Broadway,
s3Nss9. and . tty dWgs; vol sale; bid in at
$4,000
asTH ST. g. = I45 p ~ OF Madison ave.
2aN.,s .. sty d1s. vol sale; 70 cushman
Tor $4,000.
la7TH ST. 2I7. n g. ~ # " Of 9Th ave. ssS
% sly and basement dwg; eKT's sale. 90 Fred
erick Koch for $1,000.
sTII AVE. n " coz 9th -. lOO5K25. > sty fat.
with stores. eXra' sale: 10 Albert Appel FOR
SSG.3oo
loTH ST. F. 4o7s =, e OF Ave d. 1882. 3.
vacant. esfB sale. estate 81 Mary Hoger.eyer
de.easod; 20 Frederick Hoch Tor $500.
asTH ST. al ana 4l3. n s. 80 n " az 9th
ave hox3s g. : 3 Fty bdgs. 'ol sale: to benjamin
K.IlR-r for S3l 900.
200. Jos loas2.cA irTeg. .. ana . sty bIdrs: vol
sals. 10 J Il Goetschius Tor $500
loTu ST, -. g. sc = e q Greenwich ST.
90 y D. Gorts. luis Tor 10000
CHRISTOPHER ST. l35. n s.. $50 ?, O.
Greenwich - 2GK iTrsg, vacant. vol sale: TO
Charles D. Duoss. Tor client for Sl4.05o.
HUDSON ST. J03. - e. 2c.s II n Of Christopher
Miller FOR 5000.
HUDSON ST.. 505 and 507. y q. 20 = ~
carisfor,'.r - i1Hlpg. . sly dwEs. vol sale TO
STH AVE. 2e30 cor Isad 81. 25Ix75. ( sly
tsumt and store. 3 = Taunenbaum ngl b r Car
iti..f4 a. Aleilistall- MY. v = ahi.r.ii
Tsf. amt c-e. $500 g. taxes. etc Sg52 80 sub
Co. Gsst mtg of S.s.0OO. 90 the plaintiff Tor
SEC o.
Ier AVE. o. or Sob %. 100 s1ioa. vacant.
j. D. Grant 90 OF ~ william McGopan - o..
~ o. De Nitr. atty. = j D Blrra. ri: amt due
f1r "a 60
isGIH ST. 90. p. 1870 q ~ OF rrlok az.
-s-llhJ0O. e. ely teumt and stores. RsIa scLu-
letn hGr Morris kite 81 al. Milton Mayer. atty:
1. q - -llzrn. rlf. amt QUO. S1G.Hf0 o.. tau e.
cte 1892 20. 20 the .iaiuti1 f1r $4,000.
l4-D er. 80 40 81 - sta avg -
.t.--. 'r --a-- and STORE 70 % fo-el esq
- SACHS e. -.. .--.e &. I pt,". Amin IT.
-t..rrrr rc-. .1t die s. 90 e.. ta.cs rt-.
SO. s. -c the g-ia-o roT So go
~. u. ~ e. 80 u . Q. - e.. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
NEW BRONX LOANS.

Smith & Phelps have obtained for the
DOwney Construction Company a build
Ing loan OF $4,000. for tho purpose OF
erecting two four story fathoUses at the
southwest corner OF Longwood avenue and
Barry street
The same brokers have also secured for
tie Weiher Construction Company a mort
gage OF $500 o. No. 103s Boston Road. and
also for the Henry +. Muller Company a
mortgage Of 5000 on the lot on the south
sioe Of fremont avenue. beginning us feet
west Of Westchester avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
BUYING AT oAKcRoFT

The Godfrey Land and Building Company
has made the following sales in its tract
Oakcroft. at Upper Montclair. y. J.: House
a the ParSside and Princeton Place, on a
plot 5OX150 feet TO ". p. Young; house at
Elgemont Road and Godfrey Road, on n
plot 75x125 feet TO Cyrus S. Trecartin !;
plot 5oNl25 feet on Princeton Place, TO NJ.
Teresa Thompson; plot on Princeton Place,
46x1c5 feet. 70 w. II. Rsth and a plot on
Godfrey Road, 50X125 feet. to George S
IS1--oys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
A 100000 MIDTOWN LEASE
Edward Mcdonnell & Co. to
Occupy Part of 22d ST. Site.

n & T.. Hess have leased for tho Flemish
Realty Company 10 Edward Mcconnell q
90. the store basement and first loft 81
gro twelve story and basement building
cow in course Of construction at No Il TO
= East 23d street. elxfS9 feet, for a term
a. wears at a rental aGCregating 10000
Also leased f0r The Forty East Twenty
SECOND Street Company 20 Rand NcNaIlv
:. 60. fhe sJor, and basement at Nos. 20
snl - East ed street Tor q tenn Of years
- rental agEregatug $4,000 The lease
completes the renting 81 the entire build
So.
Tho Lew.S g. May Company haS leased
ser James craig his cottage 'n Gipson
1'laco. I-sr Bockawav. Long Island 10
Crori.z AIooe FOR the season.
Gu--avo i5ritt has leased fo~ the Wood
-ocE estate tho dwelling house No. q
Bank street 20 Samuel Dunlop. for W. $.
- a.. T. Torert tire stable 10. g. Rethuue
erect 70 ". W. Whi-esell. for Charles
zfcMsun's Sons the dwelling house 40.
-. West 18th street 10 Arthur Kentle; FOR
-. N. Benson 20 Mary Page No. 9l 20 %
West nth street, and for George u. Iscath-
~rler 10 the Chelsea Club 30 1l Eighth
avenue.
DCnze~ Brothers have leased for the
rTrov bridge estate 10000 feet ~ Nos IS
and 1S9 Mercer street. for the Washington
Square Realty Company 900 feet az No.
GO 70 5-s Wcs- Broadway. for Morris D.
Eser 5000 feet at 30. = Mercer street. Tor
Rachel Herman the corner store and base
iueut ~ Nos - and 80 Grand street TO
J7ernstan's Restaurant Company for a long
term Of years. for Daniel Meluick d Co.
800 feet AT 30. - Grand street; for George
j. Mott the third loft az SO. zl5 Broadway:
Tor Ms. A T. Ide 4eo feet at 10 232
canal street. for Joseph j. lay 900 feet
o. no. los Mercer street; for Elise Chal-
rners 25se feet AZ so. IL Mercer street. and
so- the hty-eight-Ninety walker Street
Company 800 feet a. so. SIS 10 90 walker
stree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
RECENT BUYERS.

Ba.nsriGga colby is tle buyer OF 80. 81
west 51't street. -he sale of which 10y Ms.
sheJdoT" S'iisuaa was recently reported.
T. d. a. Plaeus and Henry Harburger are
the buyers 81 30. III 10 -5s west 10Th street.
three Eve story Gathogses and orc dwell
ina house. o. g. plot I9cNNs feet. The prop
,.fy was solo for the Kltchlng estate
through the Henry -. Well Company. "a
MAS the hrst sale q the property In forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
FIFTH AVENUE Lease INVOLVES 100000
Charles DReen to Pay That Sum for The Use OF Baudoune
Property at 56Ih Street for Business for Fl Years
INVESTOR BUYS UPPER PARK AVENUE CORNER PLOT

committees VIII he received. Also a report
10y Louis Schrag. chairman ot the special
committee on water supply of the United
Real Estate owners Association. through
whose Efforts nineteen OF tie foremost real
esis5e owners and taxpayers associations
have combined in opposition TO the proposed
deep rock water tunnel under Manhattan,
tLat has been suggested 10 distribute the
water 20 the outlying boroughs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15

BROADWAY. 311T to 312o; Hcwes ManufsctUr-
ing 90 agt surety Construction Go ct al, March
-. 1910. 81. 726 30.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. s. SIS II = % 14Jth st;
Pfetenhauer-N esblt 60 agt swift Building GO ct
a.: April Is. 1910; S4OO So
BID AVE 39e3 - 5000: Louis She7crd AIT
Worcester Construction Co ct al. April T. 1910.
$2t4 10.
ST NICHOLAS AVE- = r. O5S q u OF 1fIth
81: Church L. Gates 4 30 aEr Swift Building 20
et al. April Il. 1910. Si..6+ 30.
WEBSTER AVE, g, 470 70 n % Gun Hin
RI: James O'ConueIl sst IRVING Construction Co:
Jan 80 1910. sos 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
HIGHLAND PARK DEAL

willard 5. Burrows Company hsV.
FOR Leoncra =. Watkins her cour-~
tate az Highland Park. Atlantic Hghl..
y. T.. consisting OF two acres OF =
with a modern residence. barn. stsbia
outbundings. The buyer viii occupv
premises as d summer home. The p-'-.
was held az S2e009
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

sOTTf ST. 100 East: 70 sty brk dwE. =
Macintosh 182 Rsmsen ~. Brooklyn. architect
cost 50 600: owner. n Lever. H. East fbth -
THE BRONX.
IONGFEIIJOw AVE. =. PSI. 40 2, % Car
rison ave: 20 I sty frame store. p XIX
Edward Cahill. r. Over!ng 81 and Frisoy ave
architect: cost, s.. 600. owner. Mrs Ellen Ouin-
Ian. premises
CLARK PL. fG % n / sty frame dwg. 1sx.o'
Thomas Nicely. 1929 WOCdycrest ave. architect.
cost. $500: owner John Stsiainctz. 1855 Crom-
well ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15

I'D ST. 2f8 East: fndussr4.g
MagEis IutschEu foreclosure Of rnrrs,y .,
49,. tSith v5 ~: tIs Wet Jsnnis Waller
tOrney ~ Hauser % IN
BUCHANAN III. ~ cor a. r.
30. Berent Q Gerksn agt Trnsnr,sil - - ~ ,
al 0oreclOsurs % mfgJ. attornsT = s.,oss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
suvs Staten ISLAND HOUSE.

CorDoli1s @. EolT and ATaol5 Eyrne &
BauEaGnu have sold for tie Queen NAB
Realty Company 20 John p. Burke the
house so. 80 S. Marks Phase. 81. George.
Q stcr Island. This is orc - the STOKES
cottages recently acquired ty tie Queen
Nab Co.apsry from Arson Phelps St0aos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
BUILDING LOAN coNrs..,

BYRON ST. " 5. I'll n % nan
Mutual Benefit Society % the r7s--s.ses n
East German Conferences % the NsfEcss =
c0pai Church loans Christina Benson - y
Anderson 81 800. co A
AQJ EDJC'r AVE- . . and lots n a.
-. part Of map % Camrnann estate .. y,
ham Heiahts. Bronx. Harlem savi. y \
loans Evans Realty 60 $500. 4
CHARLES ST = ~ cor % Wav.-,.
Jacob Lpmau $500 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Cwith owners name and address
APRIL IA.
NrA%4NTTAE

MANHATTAS.
GRAND ST. cos. and Madison -. 800. for n
sty brick loft bldg. "a 1868, Summerfeld &
SteckIer. architects. 100000. owner. Burn
In. 500 Broadway.
I'd AVE r q cor IAN st: for story once
bldg. Summarized g. Steckler. 10 Union ST
architects. cost. SIS 600. owner, 7. Minsky. $50
Eldridge st.
iGSTH Sr. bOo West. for story brick
stable e5xQG n. = i leo. $40 - Nicholas ave.
architect: cost. $4,000. owner. i GaHney. 533
West l4Nth ~
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOZ LENARp " >. - u : OF
IRTth e.. for "A . story brick tenrnt 5OxsT .
Harry T Howell. i4oth ST and 81 ave, arCht-
tect. cost $50 600. owner. Henry + 4 Wolf
co. so East 1SSJn S.,
II>sD AVE. " 81. 1O1 q 81 f6Sth 20. ror A
stF frame storage BIDS lGV2'. COST. SIEo-
owner Frd srcEite 20. August nelson. 1913 Wet
l6Sth g.
WILKINS AVE- . Oh 49, e 8 os Jennings ..
for r 2 story brick tsumt. ooNlu6 ). Schaeter e.
Jaeger. CO. fremont ave. architects cost. SIS =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
GETS NEW JERSEY TRACT.

Frank Hughes Gncorporated) has sold 10
r. e.. Scheel and associates S75 lots, fronting
IN Main avenue, about one-quarter mile
from the Lakeview. y. J.. station. This
property viii be subdividcd into building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15

e2GTH ST. n g. 4s3 ~ % PeuldinS ave; for
p I ST. frame dwg. q. 6x35. Edward snena-
han. 22s West els 81. architect. cost. $i.1pVf
! - In-crh Lrn.-Inl- 81 Est 22GLh 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15

BEAUTIFUL STUCCO DWELLING-FRz-
tile roof. twelve rooms and bath
plumbing. big dreplaces. parquetry fo0r I
piazza, plot 100Ni0o. Five minutes from Z
rail station. which is twelve minutes z
ocean and 80 minutes from Manhattan
S12. 600. first mortgage OF $4,000. nsisns
suic- OWNEsF. Room 1NJ@. 30 Clulcl
New YORK Telephone 1856 Cortland
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALL
proveu1ents. IL rooms. = bathrooms.
lawn: " Washington and Lawrence Sta, Er-
L. l.: So. 600. or viii rent. ELLIOTT 81
J94 BrOsdway New York. or local agsan
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wEsTCHESTER.

PFTLrPSE MANOR or THE HUnSt
One mile urobst-ucted river fr0utags, u
eru residences near com olet4OG. address
PHTLTPSE MANOR CO.
.phIipaa Manur. -. YORK
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McVICKAR, GAILLARD REALTY CO
NCENT-
LONG ISLAND.

TO LEI FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15

The auction sales held yesterday at the Resi-
Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos. Il and Is Vescy
street. resulted rs follows:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

S3D ST, 2OJ East: Colman Nehlman AIT
,braham GoIdenblum. owner and contractor;
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-09
Legal Notices.


70 The Colonial Bank, a body corporate, and
Theodore G. Wood:
BY virtue of an order of the Court OF Chancery
Of New Jersey made on the day or the date
a CORPORATION, is complainant. and you and
others are defendants. you are required to APP
ont's bin on or before the ninth day of Decem-
Der next. or that in default thereof such de-
cree will be made against you as the chancellor
shall think equitable and just.
The said bill is fled to obtain a decree that
YOU and the other defendants therein named
may interplead and settle the defendants rights
10 the sum of sI7. CSC. 21, being the balance due
upon tn, contract between the complainant
and the Calumet Construction Company, con
tractor for the erection and construction of the
new freproof brick college and dormitory
building OF the complainant at South Orange,
n. j.. and that the complainant may be at lib
erty TO pay said moneys into court, and that you
and the other defendants may be restrained
from instituting any suits or legal proceedings
OF any nature against the complainant for the
purpose of compelling 1t to pay said. balance or
any part thereof to YOU or any Of the defend
ants. and that upon payment into court of said
sum Of money and procuring you and the other
defendants to interplead according to the course
Of said court the complainant may be decreed
to be discharged from all liability to you and
the other defendants. and that the complainant
might have its costs therein; and you, the
because you served on the complainant an as
signmen. said 20 be made by the said Calumet
tba MONEYS due and to grow due under said
contract: AMI YOU. the said Theodore c. Wood,
are made a defendant because you served
notice upon the complainant that there was
due to YOU from the Calumet Construction
Company the sum Of Sse2.5 for material by you
furnished. and by 1t used in the erection of
said building. and stating that you had de-
manded nayment of the same and that 1t was
refused, and notifying the complainant TO
retain the amount aforesaid out Of the amount
owing by the complainant 10 salu CONTRACTOR
and pay tire same to you.
Dated October S. 1910.
JOHN
Solicitor of Complainant.
Postofnce address: Is Exchange place.
octf2. 10 26nov29 Jersey CITY, n. j.
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Sealed Proposals.
IA moan urrrr nrna

NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Com
mittee on Roads and Assessments Of the Board
Of Chosen Freeholders Of the County Of Essex.
state OF New Jersey. for grading and paving
with teiford pavement
in the Town OF West Orange. beginning at
Mount Pleasant avenue and running to Ludding-
ton avenue. a distance OF 5.s46 feet;
UNION AVENUE.
heqfnnin1 at Jerolamon street, In the Township
Of Belleville, and running to the Avondale road,
in the own of Nutley. a distance OF 6.1ss feet
Also for coating with macadam
GREEN BROOK ROAD.
In the township of Caldwell. running from Pier
lane to the North Caldwell line. a distance Of
PYoposals are TO be submitted to the COMMITTEES
On Thursday. November 10th. 1910. ut 10 a. M.
AZ tho rooms of the committee, No. 32 Court
House. Newark. N. j., and at no other time or
place.
ahoye office ans at the office OF the State Com
missioner Of Public Roads, State House. Tren-
ton. N. J.
eed check for one thousand dollars Isl, 900. 00) to
ins.,re the execution of the necessary contract.
and to he indo. sd on the outside with the name
OF the hide. and the work he proposes to do.
Each bidder TO submit separate proposals. for
each road.
WALLACE oUGHELTREE.
Director.
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Tax Notice.
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES,
City Hall.

Newark, n. J., October 10, 1910.
This office will be open from Thursday, oo-
tober 20, 1910, until April II. 1911. for the recep-
ton OF taxes for 1910.
Particular attention is called to the follow
ing requirements Of law:
IF paid on or before the thirty-frst day Of
October, one a. per cent. will be deducted.
If paid on or before the twentieth day of
be deducted.
If paid on or before the twentieth day OF De-
cember the exact amount of tax.
If not paid on or before the twentieth day OF
December, interest at the rate of twelve Q2)
ner cent. per annum will he added.
If not paid on or before April II. 1911, war
rants will be issued with three (3) per cent.
penalty, justice and collectors fees. in adj
dition to ten $40 cents cost of publication, on
each amount personal.
Office open from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.
ROBERT L. ROSS,
Heoetvar.
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A0AA@
widow of Christian Hilfer, in her SIS
year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HUBBARD-Grace Lenore, daughter
Of the late George B. and Elizabeth
Hubbard.
KE1GHER-on November 9, 1910.
Thomas Keigher.
KOPP-On Monday, November Z, 1911
JOIN Kopp. at his late residence. a
432 South Ninth street.
| LARwILI-Suddenly, on Monday. No
vember Z. 1910, Horatio B. Larwill.
McGRATH-On Tuesday, November s,
1910. Julia A, beloved wife of William
]. McGrath (nee Murphy.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
yited to attend the funeral from her
late residence, 225 Elm street. on Fri
day, November IL, at s a. m, to St.
James's Church, where a High Mass
of Requiem will be offered for the
repose of her soul Interment in the
Cemetery of The Holy Sepulchre.
McKEON-At East Orange. N. j.,
Sunday. November s, 1910, Mary,
widow of the late John McKeon, 24S
Prospect street.
MORRISON Tuesday, November s.
1910. Clara c., beloved daughter Of
Della Morris, at her residence, p
Kensington place, East Orange, N. J..
O,BRIEN-At Orange, N. j., on Tues
day, November s, 1910. Mary O'Brien,
widow of Henry O'Brien.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. James Grove, "a Wallace street,
Orange on Thursday. November 10,
at 8 o'clock a. m, thence to st.
Johns Church, where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be celebrated
for the repose of her soul. Interment
in st. Johns Cemetery.
o'coNNELL-On November s, 1910, at
her late residence, $40 Pacific street,
Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly of Newark,
N. j., Catherine c., wife Of Philip j.
O'Connell and daughter of Patrick
n the late Mary HugheS.
PISTOR-On Monday evening, No
vember I, 1910, Elizabeth Walz, wife
OF Adolph J. Piston.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services from her
late residence, ISL Clifton avenue, on
Thursday morning at II o'clock. In
terment private.
STAMM-On Tuesday. November 8,
1910, George Stamm, beloved husband
of Carrie Stamm (nee Miller), aged 60
years s months Is days, so Seven
teenth avenue.
VAN WERT-On November 8, 1910, Jo-
sephine Van Vert (nee Murray, be-
loved wife of Wesley Van West. aged
35 years 9 months.
Funeral services will be held from
her late residence. 2S9 South Orange
avenue, on Friday, November II,
at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are
kindly invited to attend. Interment
Paramount Cemetery.
WAGNER-Entered into rest on Mon
day, November Z, 1910, our beloved
father, Joseph Wagner, aged 10
months and % days, 591A Hayes street.
wATTER-Charles L. Waiter, at Frei-
burg, in Breisgau. Baden, Germany,
On October %, 1910.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Notices OF births. Engagements enu
marriages, so cents. Deaths. y Se
with notice OF funeral. oo
MARRIAGES.

uYuLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nv married on Wednesday evening.
september Ii, 1910. Miss Gertrude
Kirchgessner, of S45 Camden street
IN Mr.. julius Muller, jr, of 80 Co.
lumbia emu Vailsburg.
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Enthusiastically at Newark, n. j.
on Monday November I. 1910, Lucy
Binns, aged II years 8 montns' WIZ
of Thomas Binns.
Relatives and friends OF the FANNY
are invited to attend the funerai serN-
ices at the home of her
Mrs. Emil e. Wolfe, liz Cnerry
street, Elizabeth, n. j., on THURSDAY,
November 10. at 2 o'clock p. m. inter-
ment in Evergreen Cemetery.