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MORTGAGES RECORDED.
NEWARK.

IN II w AIM.
Benjamin Yeshlovsky ct al. to Oriental
Building and Loan Association, south side
Runyon street, 30 feet west from Reeve
place., $4,000.
% feet west from Reeve place, $500.
James H.. Walker to Conservative Build
ing and Loan Association. west side South
Nineteenth street, 1875 feet south from
Twelfth avenue, 81. 100.
Donate Nesta to Isabel II. Koenig, west
side North Fifth street. 1926 feet south
from Chester avenue, 50, 700.
Lena Rand and husband to Catherine
NJ. Fuerth, east side Jones street, 29 feet
south from South Orange avenue, $500.
: Stanislaw L~ewandowskl to Polish-Ameri-
can Building and Loan Association, south
side Walnu street, 40S feet east from
Amity street. 5000.
George E, Schneider TO Eighth Ward
Building and Loan Association, west side
Bloomfield avenue. 167 feet south from
Ridge street, $500.
Same to Century Realty Company, same
II w. Morehouse Jr. Company to An
drew o. Kiefer, east side North Twelfth
street. Gil feet south from Fourth avenue,
81, 500.
Kittie NJ. Day and husband to Gustave
Altman, west side Clinton place, 76l feet
west from Lyons averte, 81 600.
Giuseppe Buffardi to George ~Pallitta,
south side Elm street, $50 feet east from
Jefferson street. $500.
Jacob L. Frenchman to Howard Savings
Institution, west side Sheffield street, as
lee UOIll HUN JdIneS street, oS,OUU.
Harry Kolodin to Jessie Buchanan ct
al. (executors). east side Washington ave-
nue., POI feet south from Delaven avenue,
$1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
c; William Pfeil to Charles ]. Wilson.
Irvington, south side Cottage street, west
side Augusta street, $500.
John j. Hoppin TO Eliza T. Brush. South
Orange, northeast side Irving avenue,
south corner Ira Kip, jr.,'s land, $4,000. .
Same to same, South Orange, same prop
ertv, $500.
Henry Grobert to Anna 4Aitcheli. East
Orange, west side Halsted street, I21 feet
south from Central avenue. 1900.
Floyd S. Cole to John J. Herbert, NutleY,
west side Maple place, 367 feet north from
Vreeland venue, $500.
John Kiug TO Fifth Ward Building and
Loan Association, Irvington, north side
Welland avenue, 10 feet southeast from
Cleremont avenue, $3.50.
William c. Gavitte to William II. G.
Higgins, jr., Glen Ridge and Montclair,
centre Ridgewood and Watching avenues,
$4,000.
Benjamin Handsman to Christina Trefz,
East Orange. south side Morse avenue, IS
feet east from Fulton avenue, $500.
George ID. Schneider to Fidelity Trust
Company, East Orange, east side Halsted
street $3.50 feet south from Mckinley ave-
John o. Wade to same, East Orange,
northwest side Prospect street, 50 feet
Joseph r. Ceiling to Franklin Savings
Institution. %Irvington, west side Stuy-
Vesant avenue. 1S3 feet south from Gin
ton avenue, 1850.
Ash-Tra-Mar Realty Company to Essex
Title Guarantee and Trust Company, Glen
Ridge. east side High street, POI feet south
from Wildwood terrace, 5000.
Charles n. Poecker to f. Alexander
Tomkins, Montclair, north side Montague
place, 1853 feet east from Valley road,
&3nn
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CENTRAL
DROPS 10 POINTS
u. S. Steel Falls to Yesterdays
Figures and Coal Becomes
Heavy.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1~5.-Reading was
in active demand when the stock mar
ket opened. The market generally held
steady at about a level with yester-
days close.
II a. m.-Prices were advanced 10
most instances before the movement
encountered a setback. United States
Steel fell back to Yesterdays closing
figures and there was some heaviness
in the coal stocks. Central Railroad
of New Jersey dropped Is points;
Noon-Speculation was of a perfume
tory character and the market took on
its familiar appearance of apathy.
Bonds were steady.
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me wardens and vestryneu OF Trinity
Church at their hrst meeting after the sudden
death of their devoted rector, on January ~,
1912, place upon their records this made
quate expression of their love and regard;
DR.. Louis Shreve Osborne came to this
church IN January, 1900, entirely unknown,
except by reputation, to any of its members.
and quickly won the affection of his people.
Under his ministry the parish became united
and entered upon an era of prosperity and
usefulness, which has continued for more than
twenty years. BY his efforts the mortgage debt
Of the rectory was paid, the church was i'm
proved and enbellished. a costly organ in
stalled and a parish house was bpBt and
equipped. The Congregations contributions TO
missions and charities have never approached
thoge made during his ministry, and they
were almost wholly the result of his enthusi-
astic and untiring efforts.
DR.. osborne's usefulness was not confined
within the parish. For many years he was a
member Of the standing committee of the do
cese and Loyalty served his bishop and the
church. AS one of the board OF trustees Of
st. Barnabas Hospital and on other chart
table boards he effectively supported the dioc-
esan institutions.
But his chief thoughts were OF the sick,
the afflicted. the poor and the outcast. and he
was ever mindful of their needs. BY word
and deed he Loyalty strove to carry on the
work of nursing the sick. comforting the af'
nicted, providing for the poor and restoring
TO manhood those whom vice and misfortune
had overwhelmed.
Toward our brethren of other communions
lie showed the spirit of true Christianity that
80 strongly moulded his character.
His genial kindness b~rotherly love and
- NfNA "PtR " NANt - y
and mercy brought him into close relations
with all who We're striving to do their Mas
rer's work in this community, and they, too.
learned to love and honor him. His l'fe and
work have done much to break down the UNI
fortunate divisions that exist among Chris
Ran people, and TO hasten the time when all
Christians shall dwell together in unity.
DIR. Osborne loved tho truth and hated sham.
By his eloquent sermons in the pulpit, dis
courses on the platform, and In his converse
rion he continually labored to make men
truthful, honest. earnest and God-fearing. and
10 raise the standard of public and private
morality. In confident faith that II any man
win do his works he shall know OF the doc
trine'' his aim was to persuade men to heir
others and thereby help to bring themselves
into closer touch with the Divine realities.
Earnest, wise. tolerant, an enemy OF evil
but ever charitable to the evil-doer, ardent "a
advance the Kingdom Of Christ upon earth
Or. Osborne was called to his Maker in full
vigor of his life, and with many years OF use.
fulness before him. The results OF his LAHORE
win long survive him, and by his practitioners
he will continue to be remembered as a faith.
ful and successful pastor. a consistent Chris
tian, and one who loving his God and his fei.
low men showed forth his faith by his works
JOHN A,
Senior Warden.
A. O.. Sherman.
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200 TARS ARE IN IRONS;
NO INCUBATION FOR THEM.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 1~5.-Because
several hundre ID men refused to submit
to incubation against typhoid, two
hundred men on the b%attleship YER
mont, now at Guantanamo Bay, are
now in irons as d result of the mutiny
which occurred on the big ship last
Monday.
While the report lacks official 0
irmation, it is rumored that the men
refused to submit because scores of
sailors have been made seriously Ill by
incubation recently.
The men will be tried by special court
martial.
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TChancery A-SO.

IChancery A-SO.1
SHERIFF'S Chancery of New Jer-
hey. Between The Hilton Building and Loan
Association, q corporation. complainant, and
Martha A. Bryant and Ella E.. McFadden.
Fl. ia, for sale Of mortgaged
premises
By virtue Of the above stated writ of feri
facias, to me directed. i shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. in New
ark. on Tuesday, the fifth day of March next.
at two O'Clock p. m. all that tract or parcel
Of land and premises situate. lying and being
in the City OF Newark, Essex County, New
Jersey.
Beginning on the south side of Warren
street at a distance of fifty feet westerly from
the corner of Summit street; thence running
along the said line of Warren street westerly
twenty-five feet; thence south twenty-eight
degrees west sixty-seven feet to the line of
by James Brown; thence easterly along the
line of Warren street twenty-five feet; ,.ence
feet more or less to the line of Warren street
and place of beginning.
Being the same premises conveyed to 3ilas
A. Bryant and Martha A. Bryant, his wife,
by deed recorded in the Essex County Regis
ter's Office in book v ID of deeds for said
county, page $50, the said Silas A. Bryant
having departed this life on or about the
twenty-eighth day Of June. A. d. one thou
sand nine hundred and ten.
Newark. N. j., January 30, 1912.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Ernest f. Keer. Solicitor. 016.3 s)
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts We're filed in the
county clerks office today:
Robinovitch Bros, owners, with b.
1915; Fairvlew place and Berkeley re-
nue.. Bloomfield.
G. Scarano. owner, with n. Pannulla,
contractor, all work, $6,S00: 26S East
Kinney street.
r. Dean. owner. with William Shears,
contractor, mason work. $751;; Smull
avenue, Caldwell. Same owner with II.
Babcock, contractor, plumbing and
Same owner with c. Hood, contractor,
carpenter work, S1.925; same premises.
a. Lewis, owner, with Weber q Tay-
Tor. contractors, electrical work, S65:
760-764 South Sixteenth street.
Schnitzer & Tannenber8, owners,
with A. Taylor, contractor, electrical
work. SCI; 125 Quitman street.
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SOCIETY WOMAN BECOMES
CONVERT TO CATHOLICISM.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Mrs. William
Post, sister of Mrs. Frederick w. Van
derbilt, is the second notable woman to
her former creed and adopt
the Catholic faith within the last two
weeks.
The conversion OF Mrs. Henry w.
Taft, sist~er-in-law of the President,
was announced a week ago. 1t was the
influence of the famous Jesuit, Father
Bernard Vaughan, of England, that
brought about both conversions.
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GChancery A-s2.l

[Chancery A-92.
SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Mayer Krasner. ct AL, COM
.plainant. and Katie Rothbart, ct ais, de-
PENDANTS. III. ia, for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of nerl
facias. to me directed, 1 shall expose for sale
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark. on Tuesday, the nineteenth day OF Marcn
next. at two o'clock .. m, all that tract or
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being In the City of Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey:
Beginning at the n~orthwesterly corner of
Academy and Wlckliffe streets formerly
called Lock street, as the same are now laid
out: thence running along the northerly line
of Academy street westerly one hundred and
foug feet and two inches to the line of lot
No. j on block o on a map OF property late
OF James Soaring, deceased; thence northerly
at right angles to Academy street one hundred
and nine feet and ten inches; thence ~easteriy
and parallel with Academy street ninety hye
feet and eleven and one-half inches to the
westerly line of Wickliffe street; thence
life street one hundred and ten feet and two
inches to the northerly line of Academy
street and the point or place of beg ming.
Being lots Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, and part of
lots Nos. %, 20 and 81 on block Q on said
map. This description being agreeable to a
survey made by Lehlbach Brothers, March 2,
1906.
Newark. n. j., February ~, 1912.
JOHN r. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Lo,vy, Lowenstein & Leber. Solicitors. Cs15.es)
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tChancery A-S7.J
HERIFF Chancery of New Jer-
sey. Between The Hilton Building ana
Loan Association, complainant, and Frank u.
Suter, ct ais, defendants. III. IA, for sale OF
mortgaged premises. -,
By virtue of the above stated writ OF feri
facias. to me directed. / shall expose for safe
by public vendue. at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twelfth day OF Marcn
next, at two o'clock p. m, all that tract and
parcel of land and premises situate, lying ana
being in tho City of Newark. Essex County,
New Jersey.
Beginning at a point in a line running
parallel with Bergen street and one hundred
and five feet eastwardly from The same, said
point being also five hundred and ten feet
four and one-half inches from the south line
of Clinton avenue; thence running south
sixty-five degrees flfty-three minutes east one
hundred and five feet to the westerly line or
Hunterdon street; thence along the same south
twenty-four degrees seven minutes west
twenty-five feet; thence north slxty-ive de-
grees hfty-three minutes west one hundred and
I'VE feet; thence north twenty-four degrees
seven minutes Q east twenty-five feet to the
place of beginning. !.
Frank Herman and the same premises con-
veyed to the said Frank j. Suter by deed
recorded In the Essex County Registers office
in hook X 80 of deeds for said county. page
800.
Newark. N. J., February 9th, 1912.
JOHN r. MoNAHAN, Sheriff.
Ernest F.. Keer, Solicitor. Sle.9e
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STUDENTS MARRIAGE ANNULED.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 1.-THE
marriage in June last of Harold
Anshen, a Rutgers sophomore, ana
Miss Augusta Meyers, of Highland
Park, has beer annulled by vice-Chan-
cellor Stevens. The ceremony was
performed by a New York alderman
and was regarded by both Anshen n
Miss Meyers as being only a form Of
engagement hat would bind them until
they should be married by a clergy
man.
The action to annul the marriage was
begun at the instance of Mrs. Annie
Meyers, mother of the girl. The young
woman's story was supported on the
witness stand by Anshen.
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ICircuit A-4e.l

of1EtlfF SAbtI-ESbex Souuiy SitChit
Court. Neary Martin Lumber Company. q
corporation, claimant, VS.. Nicola Otto and
Generoso Rosamilia, ct ais, defendants. Fl.
IA, on lien.
By virtue of the above stated writ of heri
facias. to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House, in New
ark, on Tuesday. the twelfth day of March
next, at two O'Clock p. M, all that tract and
parcel Of land and premises situate. lying and
being In the City of Newark, Essex County.
New Jersey:
Beginning on the east side of Sheffield
street at a oint therein distant one hundred
and sixty feet from the southeast corner Of
Orange street and Sheffield street; thence
running easterly along the southerly line of lot
No. 80 one hundred and four feet: thence
southerly nineteen degrees forty minutes west
thirty feet; thence along the northerly line of
lot No. 81 one hundred and five feet six inches
to the line of Sheffield street aforesaid; thence
along the line of said street thirty feet to the
place of beginning.
Being known and designated as lot No. 3s
on a map of the Ward & McBeth property.
Newark, N. j., February 9Th, 1912.
JOHN F. MONAHAN. Sheriff.
Anthony r. Finelli Attorney. $12.6D
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[Chancery A-76.l
SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Wallace Building and Loan
Association, complainant, and Amelia IIehr,
ct ais, defendants. FL. IA, for sale of mort
gagged premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF heri
facias, to me directed. 1 shall expose for sale
by public vendue, at the Court House. In New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-seventh day of
February next, at two o'clock .. m, all That
tract or parcel of land and premises situate,
lying and being in the City of Newark, Essex
County, New Jersey:
Beginning on the northerly side Of Grafton
avenue hfty-nine feet and sixty-eight one
hundredths OF a foot east of Grafton street;
thence "a easterly and along Grafton avenue
twenty-four feet; THENCE 20 n%ortherly and
at right angles with Grafton avenue eighty
feet; thence CD westerly and parallel with
the first course twenty-four feet; thence 10
southerly and parallel with the second course
eighty feet to the point and place of begin
ming.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Amelia Lehr by New Jersey Land and
Construction Company. a corporation. by deed
dated the nineteenth day of September. nine
teen hundred and six, and recorded in book Y
40 on pages 542-544 of deeds for Essex
County. +,
JOHN It. MoNAHAN. Sheriff ,
Newark, N. j.. January %, 1912.
Altman & Altman. Solicitors. (sf4. 7o)
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HONEYMOON ON DOG SLEDs.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-With a ros-
airy of sixty gold nuggets as a wedding
present from the bridegroom, and the
prospect of a honeymoon trip on a dog
sled across the frozen fields of Alaska,
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Shaugh-
messy and John j.. Walsh, in st. An
gela's Church. at Morris avenue and
East One Hundred and Sixty-third
street, the Bronx, yesterday became a
man of the gold fields.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK

IN T. "A mr.
Samuel Goldberg to Meyer Rutkin,
W s West Side av, 100 1T 8 fr s.
Orange av, 30xS7 .................:.
Abraham Gingold to Roosevelt
Realty Co.. w s Speedway av, 294
IT ) Fl S. Orange av, 1sx1O0. .......,.
Sarah Geib ct al to Louis Stavisky,
$ S Market st, % TT g fir Monroe
st. 25x100
Walker, W 5 S. 9th st, 125 # S FIR
18th Nv, 25x100
Meier Marx to Edward T. Weyer, W
$ Willoughby st, IS IT n fr Edwin
Hans Baer to Frederick q. Locher,
g S S. 18th st, 1893 TT S fr Avon ay,
5QxlW
Polish-American Building and Loan
Assn. TO Stanislaw Lewandowski, S
S Walnut st, 408 # fl Amity st,
50xlOo 81
Albert Fl Meigs to George e.
Schneider. W s Bloomfield av, l67
1T $ fr Ridge st, 25xS6; ...:....;.....
James Burke to the Salvation Army. 4
W S Jacob st. 200 fit 5 Fl Gold st.
25x100, and other tract. ............
John Y. Hanrahan to Giuseppe Buff
fordi. S 5 Elm st, $50 IT e fr JEFF
ferson st: 25x95....".:.~,..:..:.
John w. Dickinson (exr) to Edith M.
Dickinson, G S Summer av, 70 TT n
fr Nursery st, 25x1l5. and other
Arthur d. Crane to sylvan Realty
CO.. n W cor Sylvan n Summer
avs. 34x100
Roosevelt Realty Co. to Abraham
Gingold, W s Stuyvesant av, 290 IT
II > oranG To ayi SHIP TSs;i','''."
Frederick r. Knopf to Otto Seiss.
Irvington, e S Maple av, 43s # s FIR
Springfield av, 25xloo. ..".....:.
S: Orange, n e S Irving av, S e cor
Id Ira Kip, jr.. 166x15s. ...........
Charles A. schuldt ct al to Samuel
Berger Be a{e Nv w; Orange, 10 lots. map
Davidson, Orange, s S South st, 100
1T W fir lakewood av, 2Sx89 ..........
emma l. Davidson to Gilbert c.
olivia w. Ludlow ct al to Floyd S.
Cole ct al, Nutley, W S Maple pl.
S67 # fr vreeland av, 6ox125. and
Robert ]. stiliwell to John Klue,
Irvington, n 8 Welland av, 10 It $
fr Clerrnont av, 50x150 .............: g.:
M~ountainside Realty Co. to Anna NJ
D. B s%pen0gler' W. Orange. e 9
Heights av, 100x150 .......:"..,,
Anna M. D. b. S~pengler and hus to
James G: Demarest. ". Orange
Charles Il, staedier to Agnes I.
Heating, Verona, n s Old I'd, $50
fit fir W cor of Joanna Hedden's
dwelling. 50x120
Austin E. Hedden to c6aries F
av, 80 # W fir Derwent av, lox120..
Agnes T. Heating to same, Verona,
n S Old I'd, 100 IT FIR W cor Joanna
Milton L. Williams ct al to Fred
erick Densinger. jr;. W. Orange,
W s Spruce st, 1T2 1T $ Fl yelling
ton ~. S3x105
Home. Belleviile. n 5 King st, 161
IT w fr Washington av, 25xa0. .......
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NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-eoa,s - S--fN-

VI d of Straat AZ
water commissioners. az
pursuant TO a resolution adon.aa H., IA
s 81 street and Water Co,nn,isaio
- ot the city OF Newark, at n msatsn~ ~
.ne e,shth day of February. 1872 ana 10
proved by the Mayor of the fSjtg anu a
on the ninth day OF February o 81 Newai
~ aVlSe Is hereby given that it is the i,+a puJttl
va ~ poaTu OF street and Water Conn,issas
ers OF the city of Newark. under and bm So "a
revise and Oh me act entitled IAN act
No"arhs approved March 11fb S"S
ana the supplements thereto ~
co. : rreailng the Board Of Street and ws+.
nrosen NIor nes o. the City Of Newark 81,
Of the state of New ,Jersev 70 osnsr public law
me changing of the names az '4sr and catis:
EewaTs. A' nishways situated in the CIV
Rock street, from stnyyssan,
smith street. to be changed fo uvepye y
Ey,r, HOCbLAND PLArE.
nrN aley, from Lawrence sfraa, -.
u KIRK PLACE.
haistead street. from Chest,,,,, I
be chanred - 'eet west of Malvern street Y
Random DlaNsIGH STREET;
Fifteenth stresf' from Clinton place TO SCOUT
Tavlor PLACE. I
be changed to- "oih Avenue L TO Avenue b. j
such persons as NAV Object +
TO the o,o 10 present their objections IN u =
Board nf said board, at the Office of IA
CITY usit greet and Water Cog,n,iss
ton Of six d nyMs frna, on or before Inc explrsk
w aliection of the Board ny.pcs4 !
water commissioner Of the e,t Of 7treet an
NJ r. SHERRERD. 4
Newark y. =, February .. iis sis Erg,iSssS,
H|"L"A II
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


showing the several assessments against tn
several owners peculiarly benefited as afore
said. has been deposited in the office of tn
ton by the parties Interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots, tract
and parcels of land and real estate liable to b
NAPOLEON STREET.
A STREET,
HOUSTON STREET,
HANOVER STREET,
GARRISON STREET,
VENUE FL,
HALsTED STREET.
=. GOTTHART STREET,
WHEELER POINT ROAD,
JABEZ Rec
FERDON STREET,
MALVERN STREET. I
BACKUS STREET. 81
CHESTNUT STREET.
ELM ROAD,
u YORK AVENUE.
within the following boundaries:
Beginning at the point of intersection of tn
centre line of Napoleon street with the cent?
line Of Elm road, thence westerly at rig
angles to Elm road for a distance OF about 2i
feet west of the westerly line of Elm roao
thence southeriy and parallel with Elm ros
to a point about 100 feet north of the nortl
erly line of Hanover street; thence wester
about parallel with Hanover street to a poi
about 100 feet west of the westerly line
Malvern street: thence southerly and abo
parallel with Malvern street to a point abo
100 feet west of the westerly line of Fard,
street street, thence ssill southeriy and pnarallel wi
of the southerly line of Wheeler Point ra 4
thence easterly and. about parallel wi
Wheeler Point road to a point about 100 Re
south of the southerly line of Gotthart stree
thence still easteriy and about parallel wi
Gotthart street to a point about $50 feet ca
of the easterly line of Backus street; then
southerly, at right angles to and across lab
street to a point 100 feet south OF the souther
line OF Jabez street; thence easterIy and abo
parallel with Jabez street to a point about 1
feet west of the westerly line OF Hambu
place; thence northerly and about parai1
with Hamburg place to a point about 100 fe
north OF the northerly line of Napoleon stree
thence westerly and about parallel with NJ
poieon street to the centre line OF New YoY
avenue; thence southerly along the same to
point about SO feet north of the northerlv m
OF Houston street; thence westerly and abo.
parallel with Houston street to a point abol
100 feet east of the easterly line of Elm, roa}
thence northerly and about parallel with m
road to the centre line Of Napoleon strss
thence westerly along the same to the point L
A lot" represents an antir. 80 y
whether large or small. e"t
All persons interested in said asss.xus,
may pc heard before said commissionsrs
4 ussuay, the twentieth day Of February 1afk
~ = p. m, at the commissioners room NJ
third hoor), City Hall. o"' NO.
LATED February IA. 1912, y
WILLIAM DIMOND
ADULPH FlSCH, +
.oh, JOSEPH HEISLER.
Commissioners |,
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RIDdEwooD HAS NEW RECORDER.

RIDGEWOOD, Feb. 15.--Mayor
James Shuart, of Ramsay, has ap-
pointed William Maxon, a former resi-
dent of Jersey City, recorder of that
borough.