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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

time consumed, ~ the clock, was per
haps not more than five minutes, the
lIic-boat came so near to the man that
Maggie could reach out with her hand
and touch his arm. She called his name.
but while he made desperate effort to
answer he was almost spent and the
words refused to come.
Is he dead. DAN cried the girl,
awcd. III he amt OH, why don't nc
SPEAK? Paul paul.
McAvoy had fairly to pull him away
from the upturncd boat. His fingers
were cut to the bone, his palms were
bleeding. II was more like a dead man
than six feet Of flesh and blood that
Mac dragged from the wreck and threw,
huddled up. in the bottom Of the boat
once Maggie forced some brandy be-
tween his lips Then she remembered
ana passed the flask 10 Dan. He emp
tied half Of 1t eagerly.
The brcakcrs'll carry us in to shore"
he PAINTED. 'Can-can you take one
oar, n'girl?'
Always afterwards she remembered
putting cut her hand to take it. remcm-
bcrcd giving him the brandy again, and
then she remembered nothing more I'M
I'll she oirncd her eyes and saw Mrs
Mover and Mrs Sheridan bending over
her on the beach.
7 IT had stopped raining and while she
: could hear the occasional low runbl-
ing of distant thunder. there was a west
iuil OF gold and violet clouds.
Maggie sat UP. with Della Shcridan's
arm for a rest
oh. | know now she said. There
was a Storm"
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saved his life and then was offered in
suit before a whole lot O people"
1t WAS an insult" nulmured Maggie
slowly
II was gauohe the doctor said. what
ever that is cried Mrs. Meyer, tossing
her head.
Slaggic struggled to her feet
Yes, can Walk, I'm al right" she
told Della Sheridan. ''l-hep me. please
- want to go see Dam
McAvoy was stretched out in the Ell
Urgency tent. ana the physician, who
let Maggie enter cautioned her against
any excitement but whispered the cheer
ing news that Mac would be as good
as new in day or two-he'd just over.
taxed his strength, that's all"
Dan smiled when he saw her, ana
Maggie alone with him. felt a sudden
lump rise up in her throat. For 4 mo-
mcnt she vas painfully giddy; then she
reached CHAIR ana sat down
I'm sorry, Danny" she murmurcd
But you Was brave, a mani"
Where's the painter fellow ?-why
didn't you go With him." McAvoy asked,
In n low. hoarSc voice.
She shook her head. making no re-
lily.
"You know YOU can if YOU want to-"
he went on II know what YOU promised
me- made YOU promise it-but, Mag
gle, if you'll be happier With him. il
he'll marry YOU. church ana priest"
Nhy-Dan!" she cried out; DAM"
es. want you to be happy, Maggie"
he told her, trying bravery to smile. Il
don't want to keep YOU against your
wll--lve been thinking it all out laying
here. | guess I'm a brute, but l amt
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should say there was put in Mrs.
Aioyci but the rasping voice sounded
like music 10 tile girl ears after the
song wall OF the sea. II Joe ana Mike
Sheridan hadn't remembered that your
man was here at the station by hisself.
and thought they'd come down ana see
ii everything MAS all right, the good
Lord knows you three idiots would 30
IN Kingdom Come nov. Got here JUS
III time to see the boat upset in the last
line o breakers none o you had enough
sense left in you to bring it safe through,
it seems. Gosh, you've had a close call,
Maggie McAvoy
4 know it, said Maggie. She closed
her eyes for Il moment but she was
young ana strong, and life flowed gen
crously in her veins.
Where's Dan ana tile-otler man -
she asked presently.
They've got Dan in the tent-dont
YOU worry yourself about him." Mrs.
Sheridan said gently. AS for the other,
some swell guess, they took him to his
MOTEL. the Ranlagh SO he must be some
thin swell. eh Maggie dear? The doc
tor fixed him up first because he wasn't
only poor life-guard who most died
dom his dooty, but a gentleman. But
before he went and after he'd come
to, he tot US all as how he was goin to
send Danny a check
Send Dan q check! He said that? ?"
cried Maggie, her checks flushing
THAT he did. and everybody here
heard him. too" snapped Mrs Meyer
Indignantly The same as he'd promise
tip 10 a boy for shinn' his shoes.
Thank goodness, it wasn't my man who
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
LEGAL. NOTICES.

-EL
NEW JERSEY SUPREME coURr-ln the
lnatter OF the application Of the Mayor and
Common Council or the City ~ Newark, for
property lelonsing to the heirs Of Jacob Esei,
deceased. AND others, on petition, &c. Notice
To John +. Esch;
Take notice, that application by petition has
been made IN the above stated cause to his
honor, William :. Gummere, Esquire. Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the State OF
New Jersey, by The Mayor and Common Coun.
eli Of the city Of Newark, for the appoint
inent Of three commissioners to nX the COM
pensation 10 lie paid for property in which
you have somc interest, being a tot OF plot OF
ground on Academy street, distant one hun
dred and tweuty-eight feet W erly from the
northwesterly corner OF Wa shington aud Aoad-
c11y streets, having a frontage Of forty eight
feet and twenty-five oue-hundfedtlis Of a foot
ON said Academy street, and a depth OF about
one hundIei and fifteen feet. in the said City
OF Newark, County of Essex ana State OF New
jersey. being premises belonging to the estate
Of Jacob Esch, deceased and that the hearing
Justice or such Justice Of the Supreme Court
ms shall re present at the Court House, In the
said city Of Newark. on Monday, the twenty.
eighth dag Of August, one thousand nine hun
dred and eleven, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
or as Sd thereafter as counsel can be heard,
and you are notified thereof that you may be
present al said hearing and be heard thereon.
Dated Newark, New Jersey. August IA. 1911
Respectfully,
HERBERT BoGGg.
Attorney Of Petitioner.
900 Broad street.
Husib-lt Newark, n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
TRADING IS DULL
As STOCK MARKET
CLOSES FOR WEEK
Inactive Stocks Show Strength
and General Gain Is Shown
in List.

NEW YORK, Aug. 49, Firmness was
shown of the stock market at the
opening of a moderate volume-of bust
ness. Union Pacific ana most of the
active issues made fractional gins,
While in the more obscure stockssad-
vance We're more pronounced. Mime
apolis and st. Louis preferred was up
So, n the onlmon IA, with q one
point gain for TEXAS company.
II a. m.-The market became more
active soon after tie opening under the
lead Of its speculative favorites, Union
Pacific and Reading making further
advances, extending to . points in the
former. Other stocks, Atehison ex-
eepted. were up a point or over, The
rise was opposed at odd times, with
some impression on prices. especially
in Union Pacific, which fell a point.
Noon-The market closed irregular,
Trading in the final hour drwindled
and was notable only for the
strength in the less active group.
Louisville and Nashville, Allan
tic Cast Line, Wisconsin Central,
st. Louis and a Francisco second
preferred, American Can preferred
American Cotton Oil. Westinghouse
Electric, international Pump and
Western Union were up "A point OF
more. Leading stocks reflected a de-
gree of pressure.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
TIL PROVISION MARKET.

ne" YORK, .Aas. 70. Flour steady.
with q fair inquiry. Spring patents. 5.10a
$40; winter straightk. s.9o04. 10; winter pat-
ents, 4.2oa4,50: spring clears. 4.00mL.s5.
winter extra. No. !. s.s5WS.00; winter extra
4.45.
Wheat-qpenine a trlne lower under
easier cables aud reported rains IN Ar
gentine and india. wheat later nrmed up
on further crop damage reports from the
Northwest. September, 95 t5-16Tesss: De
cember. 1905 Qf.0Ost.
~Beef-Firm; mess. 11.A@l2.0O, family.
l399a13.50 30: beef hams, SL.00u32. 80
Pork-Flrm; mess, 19.00D19. 80; family.
IS.75d2l.00; short clear. II. 26d17.5 Il.
bard-Flrm. middle West. 9.15m9.2j
Sngar-Raw.. firms, m%uscoyado. So test,
4.42g450; centrifugal. Sc test. 4.szmb.01.
Molasses sugar. 50 test. l.1Ia4.25. Refined.
steady: crushed, 6.45; graduated. 10;
powdered. 5.S5.
Petroleum-Steady; refined. barrels. %.
Coffee-Spot, steady: No, : Rio. 1874 No.
4 Santos IA.
Molasses-steady New orleans, open
kettle. 30a50.
Hay-Steady: prime. Las. No. l., 40;
No. ,, l,20d1 80; No. 3. S5ds0,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Shorts were in
clined to even. up over Sunday at the
opening today and initial prices were
higher despite word from Canada that
hot weather is forcing the crop TO
maturity, but lends color to bumper
crop representations. September
opened q TO 4 mp al 30 to 9ois and
sold to 90ss.
Business in corn was very light, hui
prices early were steady at last nights
level. september opened unchanged at
60. while December and May were
within n shade of the previous close.
oats were stasnant and prices a
shade under Yesterday. September
opened u lower at Al q. and December
a shade lower 70 a shade higher at
44A to 449s.
Provisions were strong with, commits
sion houses buying. There was no evil
dence of packers being in the market.
January pork opened sc. up at 1850:
September lard Pc higher at 40. and
September ribs a shade advanced al
9.121R.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks office today:
tor. roofing work. $50; l2 North Centre
street, Orange. Same owneT with r.. g. T,
FIFTEEN. contractors. mason work, $500,
same premises. Same owner with Milne
q Platt, contractors, plumbing work. si45,
same premises. Same owner with Il.
Barnes x Sou. contractors. carpenter
work, $500: same premises. Same owner
with l.. Butterfield, contractor, heating
work. $40: same premises.
A.. Ingersoll, owner. with S. johnson
contractor, all work, $5.sl7; South orange,
tractors, all work, $500; l05 William
street.
q. Morel. owner. with =. Hanly 4 Co.
Warrington place. East Orange.
A. Winick, owner, with LYMAN II. Ro-
senberg, contractor. painting work, 500
Park avenue. Same owner with same
contractor, painting and decorating, $3.50;
State street, Bloomfield.
Lyman II. Rosenberg, owner. with $,
Nalitoff g. M. Gilman, contractors. car
penter work, $3.50; State street. Orange.
Same owner with same contractors. car
penter work. sl.1yo, two buildings: Park
avenue, Bloomfield, Same owner with j.
Merkel & NJ. Faster. contractors. mason
work. $3.50: State street, Bloomfield. Same
owner with j.. Wallwork. contractor,
plumbing and heating work, $1,95O: same
tractor. plumbing and heating, s2.27O:
two buildings, Park avenue. Bloomfield.
Same owner with j. Merkel & NJ. Faster.
contractors, mason work, $500: same prem
ises.
A. Samuel, owner. with b. Katchen.
contractor. iron work, 5000; POI and gg3
Springfield avenue.
r. Dinkins. owner, with j. O'Neil. con-
tractor, mason, carpenter and wiring
work. S5.915; Plymouth street, Montclair.
j.. Koch, owner. with c. r.. Young &,
Son. contractors. all work, s2,7Si; 15s and
16l Grafton avenue.
N. Borrelli. owner. with the Rome Stone
Cutting Company. contractors. stone work.
500: II Stone street.
L.. Weingarten, owner, with w. jam
Duncan, contractor. parquet flooring. 81. 500;
Stratford place.
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n. p. WORTH slzz.1so.ooo.

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The true
value OF Northern Pacific property has
been fixed by the Public Service Com
mission of Washington at 1927, 900.
as against $1t0.30S.45O in past years,
u is to date from July ] of last year.
Tie commission is now engaged on a
~revaluation OF the Great Northern.
This is done under a new law requir-
ing that valuations of public corpora
tions be brought up to date, where
there have been improvements and ad-
dittons. ii also provides that the find
lngS for ra~te@lnaking purposes are
binding as fixing the true valuation for
taxation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
THE r MARKET.

NEW YORK, Ane. l9.-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged
prices TO a decline OF 2 points and sold
about : to 6 points lower during the
early trading under scattering liuuida-
ton or bear pressure inspired by re-
ports Of lower temperatures in the
Southwest, the increasing new crop
vices which included claims that 20
per cent. of his country's mills will be
closed down for the next two weeks,
as well as the English labor troubles.
Leading trade interests gave the mar
ket support on the decline and trading
later was very quiet with fluctuations
narrow,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
STOCKS A
RONDe
TO MANAGE ERIE RESTAURANTS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19-It is under-
stood that the restaurants of the Erie
between New York and Buffalo. about
twenty-five IN number, now under the
control OF the dining car department.
will be managed by the Murphy com
pany. of Chicago. after September ! In
on the Frisco and Santa Fe. Under the
new arrangement the Erie will not
have to assume the expense of the din
ing halls and will receive a percentage
Of the profits.
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APPLE CROP UNUSUALLY Coon.

BOSTON. Aug. 19.-New York State
and the middle West have a great APP
pie crop this year. according to the
bulletin of the Boston Chamber of
Commerce. oregon. Washington, Vir-
glnia and New England have fallen off.
Michigan. Missouri. Arkansas. Illinois,
inulana' Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas
have I5 per cent. more apples than last
year, Colorado and Utah have slightly
heavier crops.
The crop of the whole country is half
as large again this year as fast years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
BLAST 100000 TONS OFF CLIFF.

NEW YORK, Aug. ls.-The Oregon-
Wa%shington's performance last week IN
removing 100000 tons Of rock from q
high cliff. overlooking the Snake river in
Washington. to make way for the new
roadbed, was a slmilar operation to the
blowing off Of the mountain top in the
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ausi5-7t
IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Tn Gnnrcn " MnNulir Esn

Sir-By virtue Of an order OF the Court oil
Chancery, made on the ninth day of August,
hundred and eleven, in a caus,
wherein Eleanore Rornine MeNulty is the pc
titioner and you are the defendant, you are
required 10 appear and answer the petitioners
petition on or before the tenth day Of October
next, or the said petition will lie taken as
confessed against you for a divorce from tn.
bonds Of mstrimony.
Dated August II, A. ID. 1911.
McDERMIT e. McDERMIT,
Solicitors Of Petitioner,
800 Broad street, Newark. N. J.
augl2-1s4 2gsept2.a
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building Of the Lackawanna's cutoff from
Lake Hopatcong.
In the tunnels. or coyote holes. built
for the purpose, 100000 pounds Of powder
were exploded. The blast cost SEC. 900, and
the work of preparation had taken since
last May. The roadbed to be established
is in some plnces 100 feet higher up than
that. which has been in use. The line was
f~oifreriy the North Coast.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
DoUBLE.TRAcKNG COMPLETED.

NEW YORK. Aug. l9.-The Southern
has Completed the double tracking of it's
terminals and freight yards at Chat
tanooga with Ooltewah Junction, where
the tracks of the Knoxville and Atlanta
divisions meet, All traffic between Chat
tanooga and Knoxville is handled over II.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
INCREASE IN BANK RESERVES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold sal
1900 reserve in excess Of legal re-
quirements. This is an increase OF $40
203,600 in the proportionate cash re-
serve as with last week
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ELECTRICAL TRUST IN Turkey

BERLIN. Aug. 19.-An electrical trust.
which will cover the whole Of European
Turkey, Is reported 10 be in the process
of formation by German banks. II is said
the capital Of the company will he So.
800. GOO.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-In Hahne's store. on Wednesday. gold
watch. chain and slide; valued by owner.
Reward il returned TO G99 Chestnut st, Airing
ton. n. j.
between Warrington pL. and
Ampere station. gold and pearl pin. Re
port GATES. "a Warrington pl., East Or
ange; phone 6SS-R: liberal reward.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
PRICES OF BONDS.

The folio g quotations ere FUR
nished by Post & Flagg:
Opcn.High -ow,C Close.
Allis- Chalmers Us. 69% 6e7s ssla e97s
Am S & Ref Is. 1918 1919 1912. 1O1A
Am r & 4 CIV 4s.. 105 +. ~, 49,.
Am Tobacco Is. SO sSss s27s s3ls
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
CRAWFORD VALUATIONS Jump.

CRAWFORD. Aug. I9.-Cranford's az
sessable valuations have been increased
to over 100000 for 1911. The Public Serv-
ice power house. assessed at S1O5, 500 IN
1910. has been raised to $135.500 on account
Of the enlarged building and additional
machinery There are 1901 polls in town.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK

Minnie j. Adams and husband to Fidelity
Trust Company. northwest side North
seventh street, go feet north from Park
Louis Harris to Eisner Brothers Com
pany, west side Camden street, 1874 feet
south from Fourteenth venue, $500.
Jacob Schnnk to Norfolk Building and
Loan Association, west side Peshine ave-
s S"ss 80 iee' south IRON Clinton avenue
Samuel Rather TO Samuel Goldberg. east
Orange street, $4,000.
Louis Bolten to West End Building and
Loan Association. east side Monmouth
street, 269 feet north from Waverly place.
5000.
Sarah r.. Benedict and husband to Mu-
tual Benefit Life Insurance Company. east
from Seventh avenue, $500,
Peter w. Van Ness to Continental
Building and Loan Association, east side
North Ninth street, $50 feet south from
Fourth avenue, 1900.
Salum Rosenbaum to South Side Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
SpeedwSy avenue, $50 !, feet o6 sonth from
Same to same. west side Speedway ave
nue., 3S feet south from South Orange ave-
nue., $4,000. .
Loan Association. west side South Nine
teenth street, 1888 feet north from Spring
field avenue. $500. i,
Francesca Megaro TO Fourteenth Ward
Building and Loan Association, southwest
corner High street and Seventh avenue,
49, 800.
Jennie Garfield and husband to West
End Building and Loan Association, east
side Newark street. 73 feet north from
Academy street. $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Hyman H.. Rosenberg to Eighth Ward
Building and Loan Association, Bloom
field, north side Park avenue, west side
State street, $500.
Same to same, Bloomfield, west side
State street, 80 feet north from Park
avenue, $4,000.
John Coleman to Joel p. Martin, irving
ton. west side Newton place, west side
States Woolley ~Company's land, $500.
Mary II. Rousli and husband to, Frank
S. Bowes. East Orange, east side Hal
stead street. 394 feet from corner Rhode
Island avenue, 5000.
Joseph church, to Franklin Building
and Loan Association, Nutley. south side
Pake street. 1856 feet cast from East Pas
sale avenue, 81, 100.
Mary a. Devaney TO Bloomfield Build
ing and Loan Association. Belleville, east
side Brighton street, IS feet north from
j. +. Wallace's land, S300.
Hallah d. Osborne to Anna S. Geiser.
Montclair. east side Harrison avenue,
south side Porter place, $4,000.
Max S~evrinosky to Franz Berg, Orange.
east side Jefferson street. 1872 feet south
from Nassau street, 81, 400.
Dominick Angionli to George +. Wolf,
Orange. southwest corner Frankfort street
and Lincoln avenue. $1,000.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. ts.-Butter- Steady,
unchanged; receipts. 8.45I.
C~heese-Steady. unchanged; receipts. 743:
weekly exports. 11S boxes.
Esgs-lrregular, unchanged; receipts,
ISL.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. f9.-MQey on call
nominal: no loans. Time foans soft;
so days, , per cent; 30 DAYS, az six
months, az TO 3&.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations OF the
lays prices, ne furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members Of the
New So"k Stock Exchange
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
Harrison Street Cold Storage co. TO
Newark Cold Storage Co, $ W cor
River and Cherry SITS. 25x100. 800.
Jeraldo Maioran to Raffaele Meas
tro, W : n. 18th ST, 5 T Brook ST.
Arnold Maneusi-C ngaro to Frank
Forcella. II 5 Crane ST. 81 II G II
Summer aN. 2JS100. ..............
Conrad Schneider TO Harris Kan
troNitz ct al, " ) Bergen ST, -
II 5 fl RnnDon st. 25Xl0e. and other
Mary zimmerman and hus to
Charles Zimmerman. II 5 James ST.
"a fl II High st, 25x1o0. .,........
Arthur g.. Hensler TO Amelia T..
Henslei. Il Q Lafayette and
Jefferson SITS. 52x66 ....a."..".
same to same vs. Ogden st. 80 It
$ n ith aN. 25xlN. ...t...~.....
Same to same. Il c cor New York
av II Jefferson ST. J2NS0. ..........
Same to same. S W $ St. Francis
st. 100 ft fr George 81, 53Xi00.......
Amelia l.. Hensler to Arthur Hens
Ter. II e 5 Hamburg pl. ~ It II
Darcy ST. 25x10.
Same to same, n . $ Wall st. 22i n
r. Darcy st. 22x91.....4.,...........
Arthur G. Hensler to Amelia l..
Hensler. s e cor Patterson st and
Hamburg pi, StX99. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
same 10 same. Il " cor land Mr..
Milford, line land Of John &.
Schfeiber. 22Xl2 ...+.... .....+.....
Same 10 same, L e cor Adams and
Ferry SITS. 34x9s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Arthur c. Hensler to Amelia l..
Hensler, : e cor Ferry and Pros
peet SITS. 44x104
Amelia L.. Hensler 10 Arthur c.
Hensler. u W cor Hamburg pl and
Houston st, S0x1O0. ................
Ga ma m a1mn c q ZIG milton OF IA a
cor lot 81, 2SXS5; and other tract.
Arthur c. Hensler to Amelia L..
Hensler. $ & Bowery st, n fr Ferry
st. 54x175: and other traet...........
Branch Brook Realty Co. to Hannah
Callahan, W $ Ridge st, So It $ fr
Park aV, 25xl00.
TOWNSHIPS.
Rebecca kantrowitz ct nj to Conrad
Schneider etsal. Bloomfield, e s Or
John M. Tnlly to Mary McDonough,
w. Orange, n 8 Elm ct, % 1T n W
fr Warren 81, 8xf00. ...............
Abram Meyer TO Jane O'Connor. Or
anse. n W = Central ay and Oak
wood pl. 50x9S
Alfred Harrison to Rector, Wardens
and V~estrymen of Holy Trinity
cor Charles Williams's house and
lot, n $ I'd called Swainfield I'd,
3-100 acre: and other tract..........
George C. Gochnauer to Christine
Wittkop, Millburn, n y Springfield
av,. 1859 IT Fl Mountain av, 16x1Oe
and other courses.
May Provost to George A. Dowden.
IT Orange. " = Amherst at 1926
# Fl Central av, &x100. ..,,.,...,...
Nicholas Weber to John Gray.
~Irvington, n Madison av, 100 II
n Linden aV, 50x100. .................
William r. Headley 10 Mary A.
Devanly. BelleviIle, e S Brighton
st, 2t0 II fr Morris Canal, 1Oix166.
Charles Pearson eli al to Florence
G. Evans, 70. Orange, w Airing
ton av, o. IT ; fr Sprlngdale az.
Florence G.. Evans to Charles Pear
son ct al. Y. Orange, same prop
George f. Wolff to Guilia AnginoIi,
orange, s w cor Frankfort st and
Lincoln av. 76xi0. ,...........,.......
Austin W. Thompson to Charles r..
Sanders, ". Orange, W $ Wheeler
st, $50 II fl Mortified ia, 3ix125...
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quo
tations are furnished and corrected by
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DEATHS.

APGARAAt East orange. y. j., on Thurs
day, August l., 1911. Jacob W. husband
Of Abby Apgar. i'll his 13d year. "a North
Maple avenue.