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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
STATE TAX BOARD RESUMES
HEARING IN KEARNY CASE.

After Major Carl Lentz, president OF
the State Board for the Equalization
of Taxes, had rebuked ex-senator Ed
| wards, of Jersey City, and State Sem
ator Wakelee, of Hackensack, for being
twenty minutes late, the hearing was
resumed at the Kearny Town Hall this
morning in the appeal made to the
State board by the Newark Meadows
Improvement Company against the ac-
ton of the Kearny Board of Assessors
in raising the assessable value of the
company's 3,31S acres in Kearny from
s916, 1856. 81 to So, 049, 53S.
Messrs. Edwards and Wakelee APP
peared for the company, with Worth
ington M. Jacobus and Edlow w. Har-
rison, surveyors, and Joseph A. Rior-
dan and Alderman Clarence r. Van
Deren, of Harrison, Is appraisers. AS
semblyman Edward Kenny and Leon
ard C. WINNER were or counsel for the
town. Present also We're Town Asses
sors William Marin and Lewis w. Will
son, Secretary Adolph Amann, with ex-
pert Appraiser Edward Boyce, OF Jer-
sey City.
The chief testimony was given by
Wilbur C. Fisk, of the well-known New
~ Vi H. N NtO 1Aho Va
the meadows company. He commended
that sales, prices obtained and other
conditions did not warrant such a con
siderable increase in assessable yalu-
alton, and that it acted as a deterrent
to enterprise. If Kearny was con
siderate he was sure that within FIVE
years the improved meadows would be
yielding from industries there over
$4,000 annually in taxes. Heretofore
the company has been paying $3.50 0 a
year and the town now requires it to
pay $33, 900.
Town Counsel Kenny took exception
to Mr.. Fisk's complaint and forecasts,
saying:
THAT is . very nice speech, but. Mr..
Chairman, it is not evidence"
Chairman Lentz agreed, and soon
afterward luncheon was sent for, the
chairman stating that the State Board
wanted to stay and finish the case to-
day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18

contractor, pbambing work, 1926; Pleas
antdale. same owner, with J Mack
inson, contractor, mason work. 500.
same premises. Same owner. with
Reinhardt & Son, contractor. painting
work, $3.50; same premises. Same owner.
with a.. Warren, contractor, carpenter
work. s2,140; same premises.
Aetna Realty Company. owners, With.
William Blanchard Company, contrac-.
tors, mason work, $500; Franklin
street.
j. HoeleT. owner, with H. Nungessepgs
contractor, plumbing work, s13e; 212-2I4
Rose street.
j Lehman. owner with +. Mccue.
contractor, mason work, $500; IRE
linghuysen avenue.
W. Gettinger, owner. with G.
strecker. contractor. plumbing work.
$50; 1913 South Tenth street.
J. Claifey. owner. with q. strecker,
contractor, mason work. 81, 200; 7Ag
South Tenth street.
Charles and Mary Sehaeffer. owners.
with c. Hayward, contractor. electrical
work, 81; $50 Sanford avenu
]. Quinn, owner, with Z. Riley. con-
tractor. al work. :. 100; Condit place.
West Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
WHY ENGLISH MAKE YOU MAD.

W Pett Ridge, who Won his public in
this country several years ago when the
Harpers published his novel of a young
LONDON girl Of the slums entitled, by.
Order Of the Magistrate is counted in
London, where his public is very wide.
a o excellent reeonteur. one of his
stories is Of an Infatuated musician who
rushed up 10 4 policeman and demanded
vengeance on a small urchin who, he
protested. had insulted him:
Il Wa coming along the road in a
hurry just now. he explained, wrath
fully, ~Wfhen the young seoundrel
stopped mo and asked me the time. I
said. It is ten to three and he said.
At three O'clock get your hair cut
The policeman glanced slowly at 4
neighboring clock
Wen" he replied, stohdly. you're
all right, sir-you have still got a good
eigh minutes
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
WOMAN'S CLUB REALTY
co. HAS ANNUAL MEETING.

At the annual meeting his morning
of the Woman's Club Realty Company,
which controls the real property of the
Woman's Club. of Orange, 1t was
unanimously decided to reflect to the
board of directors those who have
served for the past year. The board
will be made up as follows: Mrs. Will
lam Barr, Mrs. Henry p. Bailey. Mrs.
Wilmer A. Baldwin, Mrs. Alfred Brown,
Mrs. William Thayer Brown, Mrs. Ar
thur Chandler. Mrs. James b. Dill, Mrs.
Wilson Farrand, Mrs. Henry B. Com
beers. Mrs. Stewart H~artshorn. Miss
Lauie Ada Hiss, Miss Eliza H. Shelton,
Mrs. Alfred r. Jenkins, Mrs. Clarence
H. Kelsey, Mrs. David A. Kennedy,
Mrs.f Alexander King, Mrs. Henry P.
Kirby. Mrs. Albert W. Palmer, Mrs.
William Riker. jr.. Mrs. Theodore f.
Seward, DR.. Sara c. Spottiswoode, Mrs.
Edward o. Stanley, Mrs. George A.
Vail and Mrs. Amos C. Van Goovan-
speek.
AT the meeting to be held next week
officers of the organization will be elect
ed for the coming year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
ELIZABETH NAN DYING
BY SUBWAY ACCIDENT.
Clinton A. Ford. of FL Mora, Is
FrightfulIy Hurt.

ELIZABETH, March 1S.-In view Of
hundreds of merry-makers on their way
home from a dance. Clinton A. Ford, 30
years old, a dealer in uniforms at IS
Union Square. Manhattan, and residing
in the I'll Mora section of this city, was
mangted by n south-bound subway
train at the Astor place station in New
York early today. Mr.. Ford. 1t is be-
lieved, was suddenly stricken with a
fainting spell while waiting for a train,
and, staggering, fell off the station in
front of the train. Several women who
saw the accident tainted.
Mr.. Ford, who is head Of u large
establishment, had been working late,
and was on his way home, intending TO
board q subway train at Aston place to
Cortlandt street, and thence to Jersey
City. He reached the station just as
the crowd of men and women who had
attended O. dance at Arlington Hall, 2s
ST. Marks place, arrived. The station
In a few minutes became crowded. It
is believed that either the heat in the
station at the time or the result of
oyerwork caused Mr.. Ford to become
weak.
Mr.. Ford's mangled and unconscious
form was taken from under the car and
lifted to the station. An ambulance cali
was sent to Bellevue, and DR.. Kenny,
who responded. after an examination,
stated that the man had sustained a
fractured skull. His right leg and arm
were completely cut off. He was hur-
ried in the ambulance to the hospital
and his wife was notified. She left at
once for New York. Physicians hold
out little hope for his recovery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
CENSUS-TAKERS OF WEST
HUDSON ARE APPOINTED.

The following are those who will take
the census in West Hudson next month:
Kearny-George Howe. Robert Hun
ter, Harry Sincock, Cecil Arnot. James
Kennedy, Frank Zitzow, William Orrok.
Robert Crawford. Harry Smedberg,
David S. Youngholm, Theodore Condif.
John j. Reisberg. .
REPRESENTATION Caparn, Joseph f.
O'Hare, Walter Rothe. Charles Caparn,
Charles Salzman. Ernest Beigner. Ed
ward Dwyer and Martin Desmond.
East Newark-Peter Miller, George
Mather. jr.
The enumerators will meet next
Wednesday &c receive their instruc-
tions.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
HE GOT THE PIN.

A man who believes in the old say
ing. See a pin and pick it up. and all
the day you'll have good luck." saw
a pin in front OF the postoffice the othar
day. Bending dow to get 1t, his hat
tumbled off n rolled into the gutter:
his eye-glass fetl and broke on the
pavement: his suspenders gave way be-
hind; he burst the buttonhole on the
back Of his shirt collar. and all but
lost his new front teeth-but he got
the pin.-From Norman L. Mack's MAJ
tional Monthly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK

samuel Kaplan to Richard II. Ball. east
side South Twelfth street, 125 feet north
from Seventeenth avenue, $3.50.
+. Hansbury Callaghan ct al. TO Teutonia
Building and Loan Association, north side
ynnderpool street. 125 feet west from
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, $500.
Charles R. Floyd to Jennie A. S%onlner-
vile, west side Peshine avenue. 1873 feet
south from Clinton avenue. s., 900.
Addie M. Stringham and husband 20 Eva
Ouosbarth, north side Fredonia avenue,
west side Woodside avenue, $4.30p.
Giusepplna Giuliana to Henry Koch q
Co. east side Bergen street. 900 feet north
from Seventeenth venue. $1,000.
M. Bertha Leibe and husband to Fredsr-
lex O.. Liebe, west side Washington ave-
nue.. 2S7 feet south from Benefits land.
5000.
Paul Fl. Brangs to Annie ]. johnson, east
side North Seventh street, SO feet south
flom Third avenue, $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
F. E. BUSHOR, FORMERLY OF
IRVINGTON, is MISSING.

Members of every Jr. O. u. A. NJ.
council in the State have been re-
quested to search for Fred L. Bushor,
a former resident of Brookside avenue,
Irvington. II u member of 1~rvington
Council No. 167, Jr. O.. U. A. NJ. Bushor
disappeared from his clearinghouse
at 401 Hudson street, Manhattan, on
February %, according to his mother,
who resides at Catskill, N. Y, and has
not been heard from since.
II a letter addressed to the Irving
ton Council, the young mans mother
asks that the council join in a search,
and as a result every council in the
State has been asked to help find the
man.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
MAN AND WIFE INJURED
IN FALL OFF TROLLEY CAR.
Nh. and Mrs. John RiOrdan, of
Harrison, Badly Bruised.

With their faces and heads badly cut
and bruised about the bodies, MI. and
Mrs. John Riordan, of North Fourth
and Cross streets, Harrison, are today
confined to their home In Harrison. The
pair boarded a car bound for Newark
in front of their home last night. Mrs.
Riordan climbed to the rear platform
and her husband was on the step when
the vehicle gave a lurch. Mrs. Riordan
fell backward, and her husband, in
trying to save her, fell from the car.
His wife landed heavily beside him.
Passengers ~alighted and carried the
couple into their home and a physician
was summoned. They were reported
this afternoon to be in a serious con-
dition. The a on which the accident
occurred was of the Kearny line.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
BRIDEGROOM TOO FEEBLE
TO WE'D, MARRIAGE HALTS.

XENIA, o., March 1%s.-John Paxton,
SO years old, was to have been mar
ried today to Mrs, Matilda Steen, 20
years old, but relatives at the last
oment interfered and secured a post
ponement OF the ceremony. The aged
bridegroom was too feeble to leave his
chair. and the certificate was procured
and the other arrangements made by
his younger and brisker faneee.
Relatives prevailed Upon the pair
today to put off the ceremony until the
groom had recovered his health sufii-
GENTLY to be able to move from his
chair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
MEMS UNION OF NORTH
ORANGE CHURCH BANQUETS

The Mems Union of the North Or
ange Baptist Church held its sixth an
nual dinner last night in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. A feature
was the presence of the women of the
church, this year being the first time
they have been invited.
Gardner Colby was POSTMASTER. The
speakers were Sidney NJ. Colgate. J..
Howard Conover, f. H. Ashman, l..
II. Brumbaugh, George e. Andrews,
the Rev. DIR. Charles T. Walkley and
the Rev. DR.. William NJ. Lawrence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
TOWN GETS THREE CENTS FOR TAXES.

6LENOx, Mass, March 1S.-The town
Of Lenox, home of the largest summer
resort colony of mi~llionaires In this Sec
tion of New England, has received from
the state treasurer of Massachusetts, a
check for threescents as its share of the
corporation tax paid into the state
8 during the past year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
RAILWAY FIREMEN
BEFORE MEDIATORS,

CHICAGO, March 1S.-The mediation
proceedings etwee the Railway Man.
ayers Association and the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen n Engine
men before Martin Knapp. chairman
Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. and c.. P. Neill, United States
labor commissioner, were resumed to-
day. The representatives of the fire.
men were the first to go before the
tnediators.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
MORGAN HOMESTEAD TO BE PARK.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-The old j.
pierpont Morgan homestead at Wood
lands lake. only a few miles north of
the business section of New York city,
is TO be turned into a park, For many
Gears the property has been rented out
70 a dairyman, but the dairy has re-
Gently been closed by order of MIR.
and the work of turning the
estate into a playground will be begun
shortly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
GOVERNOR HASKELL HxoNERATEp,

GUTHRIE, Okla, March 1S.-Gov-
ernor Charles N. Haskell was exon
Grated of the charge of m~isappro-
priation and mismanagement of State
funds in a report filed in the Legis-
lature here today by the House COM
mittee composed OF I've Democrats and
two Republicans. <
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
MORE PRECIOUS THAN JEWELS.

Mrs. M~aloney-Can We give me tn
loan of an egg Mrs. Doolin?
Mrs. Doolin-You can borrow me gold
watch and chain, Mrs. Maloncy. but
when you ask me in these lovely Re-
publican times fer the lean iv an egg
you're carryin' tn thing too far.--From
Norman r. Maek's National Monthly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
NEW WARSHIpS FOR TURKS.

two battleships and a cruiser, the
nucleus of the new Turkish navy, Were
placed today with the builders at
Elswic, Barrow and Clyde Bank, re-
sspectively. The order repreSsnts an ex-
pendlturc of $t5, 900, 900.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
CONSCIENCE FUND GETS s4a5.

contribution to New York city's con
science fund ever received was reported
by Comptroller Prendergast today.
The money-S425 in crisp new bills-was
brought Il the comptroller by a Cath
Ollie priest. He had received it, he said,
from one of his parishioners, who be-
lieved he had obtained it unfairly from
the city. Nc further details were vol
unteered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
FALL ENDS FATALLY.

ELIZABETH, March 18.-As a result
of injuries sustained in a fall Joseph
Stodervitch, SO years old, is dead in
the Alexian Hospital. He fell down a
hight of stairs in his home in Carteret.
His skull was fractured.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
CHOLERA IN ST. PETERSBURG.

ST. PETERSBURGR, March 49,
Cholera bacteria have been found again
in the city water supply. Eight per-
sons who are believed to have con
tracted the disease have beer placed in
the hospitals.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS..

NEWARh.
Charles Loebei ct al to Guarantee
Land and Improvement Co, " 5
5. Doth ST, 297 IL n fr 18th ay. 6xI5..
William Harrigan (sherif0 10 Eman-
uel Bloom, II 5 Nanderpool st, 10
IT " Fl Pennsylvania ay, 25x10O. -.
Emanuel Bloom 10 j. Hansbury Cal
iaghan Ut al, same property.
Rubin Zwillman TO Morris Strauch,
c g Charlton ST, $50 Fl S fr Kinney
81, AxIo
Christian Feigenspan 10 Grafton In
yestment Co, s W cor Magazine
st and Avenue l., 57x63 .............
Same to same. $ G cor Sumlner az
and Winthrop st, 25x1O ..............
Same to same, e 5 old I'd fr Newark
to Elizabeth, s s Fenwiek st. 1o0xl27
Game to same, $ 5 18th av. 100 IT " IF
Boyd SC, lUOxl
Same 70 same, e 8 Chapel st, 5 fr E.
River st, 25x1O
Same TO same, W s F~relinghuyS sen Nv,
n Fl Montague st. 50xf0o; and other
lritcI ..-......
Same 10 same. W S Hunterdon st, 5
fr Hawthorne ay, 25x9s .............
H. M.tria milford to NJ. Bertha Leibe
and hus. W S Washington ay, 287 It
8 IT Id John c.. Bennett, 35x124. 49,.
Jacob Dreyfuss to Samuel krieger.
Q S S. 9th st, LIS IT n fr Court 81,
23xlp e.
Samuel K. fOrInan 10 MOTIFS Her1Sf
ct al. n " o Lafayette and Union
SITS, 20x6S
Emily r. MeGregor and hus TO Davis
Bender, S e 8 S. 18th st, 1898 TT = W
fr Avon nv, 2tx100; and other tract
Charles Bierman to Eliza Barring.
n 8 18th av. 100 IT e FIR Wood ST,
yVXf4
Emma A. RICHTER To James NJ Fits
S S ,,rd av. 10 It e fr Clifton ay,
25x110 ....a........-. .........-..... =.
Elizabeth Aller, to Gabriel Damico, W
S Nesbitt st. 27o # s FIR Orange st,
30x125
CT rio Selvaggi TO Joseph A. Robinson,
W 5 Madison st. 124 IT S fir Ferry st,
a-x2S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
TOWNSHIPS.

Minnie L.. Herckmans. e. orange,
G s n. 18th st, 50 # Fl lst av, lWxlo
Sarah Booth texrx) to Mary A. Mul.
len, Orange. s W Minton pl, 1874
IT s . fir Scotland st, 50x13S. .........
Nutley Realty Co. to Julia A. Doelle.
Nutley, II e S High st, 3f6 fl n IF
Hillside az. 50x115.
John Halbig to Henry j. Losey. W.
Orange, II e S Lawrence av, 20 IT
n W fr $. Valley ST, Jpx162. ....
Willie Wikstrom to julia E. James,
Montclair. u 5 Chestnut st, W IF
Midland av. 140x163.
James N. Jarvie to Raymond c.
Leonard ct al, Bloomfield, e s Essex
av, 100 # e fr Warren ST, Ox149. =.
Est Samuel Colgate Co. to Seven
Oaks Co., Orange. n W s Moss
wood ay, $ $ land M. V. b.
Brinckerhofr. 24ixS7s ~
Christian Feigenspan TO Grafton In
vestment Co, Bloomfield. n s Myr-
tie st, s W cor land James Hig-
gins, 50x13T
Fairchild Baldwin Co. to Newark and
+. Orange Realty Co., Montclair,
e $ Fullerton av, n IF Union ST,
.162x264
tholomew, Orange. cen Haywood
ay. 3l IT G fr Scotland st, i00x150.
Henry w. Smith 10 John j.. Booth.
Orange. $ S M~ountainview av, $50
IT W fir Lincoln av. 60xl51......-....
Franklin A. Stone to Bloomfield
Realty Co., Bloomfield. n 8 Mon
roe ri. 243 it W fr Spruce st, 1oox151
1Y vo Wright. jr. to Alfred $.
Gloves. Iryington, W s Linden av.
S25 # n fr land p. Meeker. 5ox22
Elizabeth w. Hamilton. jr, ct al 10
George " Reeve, Millburn. n e 5
Laurel st. $50 IT e fir Wyoming ay.
5Oxl0
elizabeth ". Hamilton ct al. Mill
hurn. n e 5 Laurel st, 80 IT II c II
Wyouing av, 50xl5o......-........
Mary Howlings and hus to Walter
- TrumbuIl. Nutley, S W : High st,
4s5 It 5 e fr Prospect st, S0x126 -.
Iosephine SANFORD and nus to Ed
ward w. Hirsh, il, 5. Orange, lots
e21, 90. map ;. orange Heights,
20 Terrace, Inc. to Charles E.
I-bhaus. e. Orange, " 5 Arsdale
ter so it s W Fl Mountainview az,
a0x100
Elisabeth Macintosh TO Jane Dunn.
Belleville. " $ Caroline st, 90 IL 8
fr Agnes ST, 29xle9. 5.
strom. Montclair, cen Chestnut ST,
SSoi r. G > fr Central av, 70x223. .....
Iosenh Oschwald to William T. Wit
ri TrvinCton, S s Elmwood aV, l0l
~ 9 FIR Elmwood ter, &x94 .........
HARPER Machine &c. TO Essex County
Park Com, Bloemneso' S cor tane
Peter j. quinn. 253 It 8 e IT Glen
harrison Van Duyne to same. Bloom
field. e 3 Gienwood av, II II Bloom
field sewer right OF way 47x2So.
charles Spengler TO E. carrie
Kruttschnitt. ~1rvington. W $ .iarrl-
o pl, 139 # $ IF Springfield av'
Ciinton Avenue Land CO. to SANE
Jrvington. S 8 Springfield av, loo II
W fr Harrison pl. 1o0xlI5.-
James III. Touhey to Harry P. Day
Verona, s S Bloomfield av, It's
Harry P. Day to Elizabeth d. Tou-
hey. Verona, same property.
Frank ". Gordon to lisbon p. Scott.
In. Montclair. n 8 Crescent st, lao
1t W fir Bradford pl, Skis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
)WNSHIPS.

Alfred Schlachter to Half Dime Savings
Bank Orange. west side Garfield street,
southeast corner Walter Narndells land.
Mary A. Mullen and husband TO Frances
NJ: Eaton ct al, Orange, southwest side
Minton place. 1874 feet southeast from
Julia o. Doeile to Nutley Realty Com
pany. Nutley, northeast side High street.
$40 feet northwest from Hillside avenue,
Harry ]. Losey to John Holbig. West
7 Orange. northeast side Lawrence avenue.
25e feet northwest from Valley street.
Julia E. James and husband to Sarah ].
Bird, Montclair. east side Park street %
feet from corner Prospect avenue, A,A00.
Patrick Herman to Josiah NJ. Hitchcock,
West Orange, east side Overlook avenue.
rs feet northeast from Luddington road.
$500.
Sarah D. stubbert to Bloomfield Trust
Company, Bloomfield. north side Park
avenue, 125 feet west from State street.
Newark and East Orange Realty coni-
pany to Augusta Hoffman. East orange.
west sid North Fifteenth street. 25 feet
north from Eaton place. s4,000.
Thomas L. Smith to Half Dime Savings
Bank. Orange, south side MountainvieN
avenue. 800 feet west from Lincoln ave
nue.. $500.
Cornelius A. Baldwin to Augusta Larned,
South Orange. west side Richmond avenue,
2I5 feet south from Baldwin road. $3.50.
Frank Prest TO Bloomfield Savings In
stitution. Bloomfield. east side Walnut
street. 226 feet northwest from Montgom-
cry street. 5000.
Rachel H. Farrand to same. Bloomfield,
south side Franklin street. l57 feet west
from Berkeley avenue, $3.50.
James Leva TO Orange Building and
Loan Association. Orange. east side Essex
avenue. $50 feet north from Mechanic
street, $500.
Harry Adams to Charles Colyer. East
Orange, south side RutledEe avenue. "a
feet west from North Grove street, $1,000.
James G.. Barradale to Essex County
Trust Company. East Orange. west side
Telford street. 10 feet south from Elm
wood avenue. S2.256.
Same TO same, East OrauGe. west side
Telford street. 80 feet soutl from Elm
wood avenue. t2,254.
Same 70 tame East Orange. west side
Telford street, POO feet south from Elm
wood avenue, $3.50,
Martha C. Knoihof and husband Ia
same. East Orange. east side Winans
street. 21 feet south from William street,
$1,000.
William +. Wittel 10 Joseph Oschwald.
~Irvington, south side ElmwooG avenue. Ia
feet east from Elmwood terrace. 500.
MAJ Goldstein to Never Rosenbaum.
East Orange. southeast corner North Park
and Hayward streets. 500.
Gustav A. Kruttscbnitt to Clinton Ave-
nue. land Company, Irvington. south side
Springfield avenue, 1N3 feet west from Hur-
rison place. $4,000.
Serafino Maria TO Charles A.. FeicR.
Belleville. northwest side Heekel street.
g75 feet southwest from Honiss street. $50.
Charles J. Britland to Fairmount Build
ing and Loan Association. Trvincton.
! northeast side Tiffany place. 90 feet south
east from Franklin street. S6.0oo.
William A. Driscoll to Congress Build
ing and Loan Association. South Orange.
south side Hilton avenue. - feet east
from Wellesley street, %2.Sb.