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hold his fortune in fee simple. to do with
rs he pleeses. There Will be no trustees
10 watch over him. as there were to
watch over his father, md If he chooses
10 make a will or to make any disposi-
ton OF his property In bis own life he
will be In a position to do with It as he
p'eHs"s.
II is beloved that the only important
business which induced his father to sail
on the Iitafie was 10 arrange papers
Which young Aston should siyn on the at
tainnlent Of is majority. which would
uaiuiain the estate IN trust through his;
llst time ard for his Eeirs. as II lad been
held throufh four generations of Astors.
Tile tragic. nnforeste EN- death OF the
lh'rs, uCHn the son y bur.
Gen that 10 Astor since the first has
lo.le
4ae onlv nessonai home ~ his W
which Colonel Astnr was in a position
TO viii is Ferrt,ecl FIFE. the country estate
mp he Hudson. lis d'srosition and Of
such oatihg moneys as lie miaht have
Dass essed was the only veiftional re.
source lie had. The tevelaton of his
testament III this eeard Is all that re-
mn MS for the contempt alton of the twn
families III tied to lin by marriage. the
\ u mss aud the Forces.
lie Possessed nonc of the celebrated
'stor fnmliv jewels. they were wiIlaa
iy Mrs. william Astor to her daughters
ard their children and in rart 10 her
daughter-ln-law. Mrs. Ava Willing
Aston.
II is also learred that at the tine
of Ter marriage. in accordance with the
custom Of the Astor family. ~inangurated
bv the original John Jacob Aston. Ava
wiring Aftor' signed over her dover
rights In the estate for a settlement.
This sett' emert was the income on
sp.n0a.U co. which she vae to have only
after the death of Colonel Aston, and
then only for her own lifetime. THUS
6rrirc her married life with Colonel
Aston she rerelved nothing whatever
excent what he chose to give her,
His allowance TO her was Sl,No n year,
and this was al the money she hhd Tor
fer own until she received a legacy
through tho decease of certain members
Of her own family,
~ the tine o. her d'vo~ce Nrs, A"a
wiling tstor relirqn,Shed her ri@hts to
this settlement ana received in place OF
IT. for life. the income on the property
t-o-.n re 80 t-vfarerhon'-e" Fotai.
Tho K~irterlo r,er Hotel * worth
ahort 80. 4c0.orN. ord her ireome from It
as heen on the average of ahont 100000.
Ills income She will continue TO receiyn
-" IS. ''"t on a" AeNth u
will revert to the Aston estate. which
will then he nossesSeIt by her son, Vim
cent. This is all size ever ha7 or ever
win receive from the Astor estate.
At the same time. II must be remen1-
lo~ed that her daughter. now only 10
ve,rs old. will lave from s4.o0o.00o 10
S7.60a.0G and Ter SOL approximately sdO'-
C00,0Go.
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AUTOIST RISK HIS LIFE
TO SAVE CHILDREN AT PLAY

ATLANTIC CITY, April 29.-Another
motogcyCi.st was badly injured in at
tempting to avoid child en- VINO were
II ossing the street and were in INN
rent danger Of being u down. Louis
Eruder, an employee OF the Bell Tele-
phone company, sacrihced his own sal
ETY. In piacti ally the same manner
that George Goldman did at Rhode
Island Il Atlantic venue yesterday.
He was making good sneed down At
lGnt!c avenue en- his motorcycle whea
TWO children stepped directly in his
rath at North Caio'lna avenue 10
maize his P.eUicement the more dan
beroLs an autopJ.i e appeared IN the
only section of the street left opei 10
him. leaving no other alternative than
u pitntr sdike tie cni,ui elh or run
lLs machine into a tire plug.
Bruder chose the latter course, ana
lie collision hurled linn several feet
through tue AR aad against the rave
meut with a badly fractured nip. He
sf,t vas taken u the companys en-
ih,nae and late' to ris hnme, whel
II ives said last night that he would re-
,ot,, to- ia..lt, 90 = :. .ppie ~. zee
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At CLOSE
OF The MARKET
Profit Taking toward End
Sends Prices Up a
Tr;ge.

NEW YORK. 2pfHl 2s.-iritlfi er,ees
at the %ouening Of the sto L market u ay
reflected further leavine. S
II d. m~.-Furthef y essUie vas directed
against the Hist mined ately after the
opeiing aud rrices in va inus active
issues fell a puint. with over , points
less in International HarVe ter. DE l.
inss were model ate and tie iindeatohe
heavy.
Noon-- Regardless of continued he9vi-
ness and apathy elsewhere. Lel gh N3l.
ley and Reading wert tlken ~ nSatn
~ the second hour. the former risilg to
170k.
y. m.-Reading resumed lis spoc'
t%aenlar operations IN thn room hpir.
Tho stock made = sndlcn irt = from
17Gat to tT71a between sale. az as SUI
denly foil back 10 rndHr Va. fhe e ~.
tlons IN Rnndfug produced q q sqr'etin
,fYect elsewhere and the market ] ,psed
. n. m.-lut~ros.. c%2gt'nucd % 's','r"
IN Reading. Lchtph Vall1r hing back.
and thu rest nf 40 lfst "oni9t"ea ~ IN
into reating rs rafora. a. 10 frim Il Jump
of ! points in Natiuisl BISCUIT.
a . M he ~ioeri-et clfse1 rae'.
r1yorIte storts lie ~ r. show a n e1er-
ate degree Of sympathy SeWe nrnff tex
.1g TOW lrd the end sent the corral list
up a trife.
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CITY POLICEMAN
DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS.

Jersey CITY. April s9.-Pol.ceman
Thomas Barry. of tie Central avenue
s,a .iol4. fur lwenty-u,ne Yeas a pat.o.-
man, Is dcad at his Tome, Al
ries street. III was 81 years ola.
10. bany years lie was attached to the
seventh street police station. He was
NJ. a~nntctl 10 tie department when tie
feuund precinct station MAS located III
Grove street. between Seventh anu Eighth
81 cvts.
Policeman Barey was stricken by in
Gilesion willie on lost five weeks ago.
MLtn lie reached BIS ONE lie was obi .set
10 20 to bed where lie relaulned until his
death.
Barry, and II daughter. Anna. He wIs
a irotler-in-law 10 William Murray. ot
the county collectors Office. lie was II
member of the po~llcenen's Benevolent
Association. twelfth Wnrd Democratic
club aud the Robert Laws Association
TOW the Democratic Club uf Hudson
County.
The funeral will take place Wednesday
morning from st. Itaul's of the Cross
Roman Catholic Church, where Il solemn
lI.n mass Of requiem Will be offered
ir the rel ose of his soul. interment will
be in the. Holy Name Cemetery ON Wesl
Side avenne.
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PLAN MEMORIAL
TREE PLANTING

OCEAN GROVE. ,Arr.l 21s-The Camp
Meeting Association Is having the ocean
promenade reiaid between the north end
and Ocean PARKWAY. There Is u he
put down also a ten-foot concrete walk
along Wcsley Lake. Tie associ1tio4
joined with the authorities o. Nep-
tune Township in providing IN adequate
watercourfe for the head OF tie lake.
10 nlpnting If Tree MEMORY of
the friends OF Ocean Grove who died
during TIE yenr will be observed Tues
day. Those for whom trees will he
nlanted are the Roy. Dr.. J. II. Alday,
William G.. GRstcn and Alexander Fl.
De Haven. Messers AlGay and De Ha-
ven we're members of The association.
ard Mr.. Carton was m auditorium
usher. 4 special memorial service yhii
be cardrrted nv the PEI. ~ Ballard.
A CORNELL Of Boy Scouts viii he formed
herc this week. ~ the head or the NOV =
meut are q number of leading citizens,
Including the Rev. Marshall Owens.
Harry HenGliakson, Joseph p. johnson
a-e Frederick v. PeyHolds. TIE con-
miasiored scout master X Frank =
Rex nolds.
e. {. Honpcr. Of spmmlt. has leased a
trnt If the "amp Nicotine Association
snd tlla coming summer will be located
at - rnthnuy FLOCK. .,,,,.,
~. HltN hEFs MYTH FfNi VI -
avenue, Newark, have bern hn"e nro'
par'ng their ro'tnges OF Embury ave
nrn for he Surmer
Mrs. u. !. Grow. Of clar"mc""t w.
nre. Newark. is visiting ut 80 Mt. Hoa
vav.
=. NJ. ray. ~ Road street. Newark
has brought his family hnrr 70" thn Snl,
~u coy nrN occupying their epttagt
at AZ pitnagn avenue.
.Ipspoh O'Conpor. nf Wipcklar streVs..
Newark. Is at the Woodside cottaS&' o.
Abbott venue.
Mrs. !. T.. Manwrrina. of nayonna
has returned 10 the Grove Tor 'he SUI"
MGR.
Mrs. Amelia Vincent. or william street
Orgnge. has taken tent fifteen III pth
any blorE TO- tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. II. \~lfciAren, o.
South Brond street. Newark, came aoN
Yesterday for n short stgF.
WilliHm T.. Hidden. MIS-. Hladen am
Miss Abigail Hidden. ~ trleanS SIRE
Newark. gre here rnd WIN spend IN
season in slieir cottage. IL Central ave
Miss fessie Mnlioii. of NIontelalr. va
thu weekend guest of friends at IN
NE Misses sarah aud Emma Hurst
Of Niontelair. ofter visiting friends u
Ocean Grove. hava Ken possession. o
a cottage on Third asenie. Trade.
.jruch. which thev re"Pntlv purchased.
Mrs. A.. l., Michael and Miss NM.
Michael. OF Alontclair. came down yes
ter1ay for a short stay at the Whining
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Vincent Aston to Get
500, o 900 OF Estate

NEW sNoRK. April sa.-Nith the body
of Colonel John jacob Astor arrvins in
Halifax Tomorrow, With Mrs. Ava VIII
ing Astor hnrlying arrnss the Atlantic
ia this tltr. rni With Mrs IohD jaeol,
Astor approaching motherhood in the
-AS'Ss No.. - ..rI ~.s.tas, speculation
ConceIn ming the terms OF the Astor vii
LIS i'eporae f"tfrse.
One of tie great dramas Of the present
day social life Is last 0eNing 10 q 81.
max IN that great Eth avenue laaa
sion. and it, Vatioas pasouNses az.
printing themselves for Il Elai strsgs,e
that Involves nsany millions. In The
Ocean OF talk that seethes ahott iliefa
10 one apparently t.as1zes tlat he tic
rouemeHt is already written.
In SPITE OF TIC itaue mol two fscts
are ~ltaifel from a reliable source: FIRST,
Coionel .Astor made 10 VIII which =
known OF IN this c1aatfs SINE fees
ond marriase; serotj. Nbateyer Will he
did leave. and the terms of that II"
known to only one person, Lewis Cass
Ledyard. will rot make any appre
Ciuble difference ia lie f1aucinl st1al.
ing Of any CT the pee>aas concerned.
The onts a%ntiinS fact III the question Of
the Aslor ihleIiaGca * tbs:
Eighty per cent. Of tie Astor esfaie
IS left as It was left TO john Jacob Asiof
hy lis father. William As,o2. aud soes
10 Vincent Asior.
The remaining % FER cent goes TO The
other children. 1t present there is hni
one otier child. Murifl. u years III.
Should the,e lie iSue from the second
wife this child Will Share The . ,er cent
with Muriel. If IL issue = a gtll cacb
Will have 10 FER cent: if the issue Is u
10y Muriel VIII receive less and the 10y
more.
With the terms Of this heqreathal
john Jacob Actor lad nothing TO do.
They were made by his father. William.
and have heen on file in the sHrrosate's
Office for yer forty years. but have
never before been published.
The terms of this will of William
Astor are such that the only property
John Jacob. his son. eoull beqneath
would he such as he might have ac-
urired by purchase and held separate
from the e%ntailed Aston estate, ~h-ch
raj come down ron, father TO son In
Iineal suee ession from the FIST Astor.
This nav be q relatively small amount;
possibly It Is larger tllnn anyone sns-
/ efts.
amounted to Approximately $3l,O0hho. II
the present time It amounts To not NOR
tIr sen.aa3. utj and is probably about $40
00O. co.
Tlese fgires lave ilcen secured from
n representative of the family who Will
NOT Kermit the use Of his name, but who
is in a Iosition to snow the facts
VIM cit Astpr'> lnhe4lt atr IA ~ ap-
rroxlmattlv $50, Cc,oCt. The young man
is nc. of are. in FIVE months he VIII he
~ ,elrs old. He Is the hfst m'n III Ire
lineal descent OF the family who viii
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c. WENHAM SMITH HoN0RED
ON 10Th ANNIVERSARY.

ELIZABETH. Apli 2a.-rhe TWEEN.
tieth anniversary OF c. Weaham
smiths connection with the l,rs,
Presbyterian CAufth as o%rganist ana
c%hoirnaster vas lct LIBERATED in The
church last night with Il special musical
service. An organ recltai preceded
the service. There were sele ctiolts
by the quartet choir, composed Of
Miss Emily q VIE age, soprano; MISS
Agnes wharton. i~coittra!tU; Harry n.
Watson, tonor, land Ffedarlck u.
i5ahn, bass. Addresses were ulade ~
the Rev. DR., Walliam Force White
taker, pastor Walter b. rimns,
chairman OF the music committee, and
hlbert N. HenHhhw, sup'-intendcnt Of
the muEic committee,
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ENGLAND AND AMERICA PLAN
MEMORIAL FOR PILGRIM FATHERS

LONDON. April e9.-Englishmen and
Americans in nil parts of the world are
combining 10 raise the necessary funds
Tor the International memorial which Is
To be erected Ut Southampton To com
memorate tie 300tli anniversary of the.
s~aillllgs OF tie Pilgrim FATHERS,
The old West Quay OF southampton. the
site CHOSEN for the memof al has under
zone littlv alteration since the day when
the fathers set sail for America IN tile
MayHower. The southampton town coun-
oil Las approved the pans and granted
the site. und 1850 has already been sub.
scgil cd. The total cost Of the menor q
wall lie 5000. Councillor II. g. Oakley, OF
Southampton. is appealing for subscrlp,
lions 10 make up the last $500.
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SERVICE FOR TITANIC yIcTI.ao.

ELJZABBTII. April 2O.-Me'norill serv-
ices for peter H.. t,enouf. Lawrence car.
eey and clifford and Ernest J~etrries, wlo
iost their lives IN the Titanic disaster.
we're held last night at Grace Episcopal
church. The ices were conducted ~
the Itec. Dr. Henry Fale 'iTard, rector
Rev. DIR. Henry TIalr Clifford. rector
demLets of hawthorne Lo4ee. sons of
Il. Dealse, ahd i5ta,tania Lodge. Laul.-
fers OF 81. George, attended,
The widow Of M, %l.arouf, who Wa.
rescued fiom the sinking Snip. was pre-,
:, as ; Ne : = wns al Il
to leave her home since arriving there
st4tts mAu.n ia -,tW -oln .l':,a lie ca1-
.atl.ia. MI. Renouf aud Mr., Caro- ny wer.
~.Immunicants III %ifter Church ta1 tn.
sitter two men eie lro hers Of Mrs
81 nrrt-
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Nh " j.
Bidding ard Loan Association. wsst
siae Prince street, ls9 feet north froni
" AVERY pace, s4,ao0.
Nllllam A. Fox to Eliza CsIlf'. west
side summit street, PC feet .lor.h ron
Sussex avenue. $3.50.
Ma Ida. v Keck and hrshsnd 10
souti, Side Building ard Loea Assee.a-
south from Hinton avenue. 500.
- arnR NJ. Petith to Henry stone, west
side South thirteenth street - ffet
forth nom Ninth avenue, So 2.
krdoich J. Heinzineer - AnTa sprerS
ct a.. west side Hillside avengc eel fset
Sonth from Hawthorne ave niie. s3.fG0.
William G. Campbell to Northwestern
EuilGin. and Lean Association south
ST. eet, and other tract. 500.
Morris -Arensen 10 Leo NJ. Holenherg.
south side Spruce street. cast side Lille
Max RoseHthsl to s,muel Ja~ohy. west
side Prince street. 125 feet soeth FROM
Motion street. S,750.
Avon pun blng and Heating Company
to Mathilda W. Beck. east side Ridge
street, AS feet north rom Park avenue.
Dav'd Blccbsbefg to Louis Blau. west
SIDE Boya stfeeee5 % feet south from
Michele se9che,i at nj. to Thomas +
feet north from sixth avenue $50.
Mnrrai IbtilE f8fl uill2 ApsH ATTY u
Pra.ressiye Investment Comnany. .west
corr e. Kinney and savre streets, sl.er1.
Btonstein Feinsod COMPANY 10 Pro
s1ess Bniidlng, and Loan Assoeiatlon;
north from Avon avenue. u other
Same to west sloe scntn
Eleventh street. 81 feet north from
Avon avenue. and other tract. $1,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
.r- raF.Aa-.- 4t-.-. IL to.ytr
ing and Loan Association. South orante.
aortlI side Lexin ton avenue l25 feet
Iolthwest from Ttsoan street. 5000.
Belle \. Cleveland ami husband -
southwest side Bloomfield avenue, lou
feet northeast from Join h. Hayden $
John Gurski TO Ludwik Cieslinski. lrv-
inEtGn. north siGe Nineteenth avenue,
So ffet vest from Grove stleet, Sin.
Anna r. Nivison to Margaret Riker.
East orange, north siCe eaton place, 81
feet east tom North Fifteenth street.
Aln ira voH Rlper ana husband to
Frank c. Nichols. Caldwell, centre
Campbell avenue. north corner Ezekiel
Tiomas Hamrfon to Elsie /. Henke.
Bloomfield. east s.ee Glenwood avenue.
20 feet south from Willow street, 1850.
Anra V, Nisien t Essex TITLE Guar
west side uillow street, 40 feet south
west from Claremont venue IS 5G).
William Realty Cowrany to same.
Monte cir. west side c. ristopher street.
40 feet rorth from Watching avenue,
! i5.5to.
Same % game. Mrntrlair. west aide
Christopher street, 80 feet north from
/ Watohure avenue. $500
Jacob Zimmerer TO Eoseylle Building
and Loan Association. Nutlev. north
SIDE Rae street, go feet west from
" oo6lard avenue Size.
John Korp 70 John Vate. lrvingson.
south stfe s~pringftld avenue. west s'oe
Avon averne, Slefe.
James w Delnert to Harley Fl.
L.6gelI. Belleville, south side Malone
asenpe. 80 feet west from Linden ave.
ne. eco
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$1,000 in Tin Can Found
on Marines Estcte,

~ 'fHTif ID. April 29.-Two ;nhorers
employed In rosd construction Oh Sena.
Tor Marines Place unearthed Il tin can
containing 500 In greenliat ks. The bills
were of old issue and We're wrapped in
a newspale r dated May s. 1855. Senator
MARITIME IS not at home.
The lahorers, William Meyers, a negro,
aud Pasqnale Gelato, said nothing about
their find at the time. according TO Mr..
Burke. of the firm of Mobus & Burke,
the contractors in charge Of the work Oh
the estate. but Mr.. Burke became inter.
ested, he said. when they began passing
about hills yellow with age unl made
IN Investigation.
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POISONING KILLS TEACHER.

JERSEY CITY. Ap.h 2j.--Miss MAY
Kavanagb. of Griffith strset, near Goa.
iral Avenue. a school teacher Of this city.
I'D sHtnrrlay a. uer NOM tplil,,nuo
brlce illness of ptomaine poisoning. She
f. snfyiA ed by ii brother, Thomas Kav.
anagh. superintendent at the American
Sugar refining GUmrany's local plant. and
several sisters. The funeral will tnkt
place Tuesday morning from st. paul's
q. The cross liuInan CATHOLIC Church at l.
otc ock. burial Will lie IN the uuiy Asmt
Cemetery.
Miss kayapagli wgis II t%cncipr IN Pub
lie School No. s. In Webster avenue.
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ALLEGE l7-YEAR.0LD
MURDERED HIS FATHER.

DES MONIES. Ia, April 29.-Ray wy
man. Il years olu. wus arrested here.
charged with the murder OF his father.
John Wynan, at their home near Wicks,
la. The lody of the dead man. with
four bullet ! oles In it, was found IN tho
kitchen by Mrs. Wyman.
The 10Y WAS arrested while trying Ia
purchase an automobile. With him was
his sister. Mabel. IS years old. who is
in charse Of the police matron. The
sheriff stated that Wyman had confessed
10 killing his father in a quarrel.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts wore filed in The
COUNTY clerks Office todny:
r.. Decker. owner. with l.. Hush. nu.
tractor. general work. SI.50).
o Schoclzke. ne with %lrvin9ton
Realty Company. contractors. 5000; 100
sohuSOp avenue,
l.. Fiacre. owner, with = Gregory.
general work, $4,000; 49,
Hollywood Heights. Lyons Farms.
+. naycs. oWner. With \. Smith. con-
tractor. general work. S2.J7S: Pleasant
Valley aud Mt. Pheasant ayenue. 5, est
0rouwa
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DANCE FOR BRiDE.ELHcT.

IIoBoKEN, April s9.-The young so
,iety SIT OF HoDoKen mas llecn invited
10 the dance 10 be given May 4 b. Mrs.
August Hannibal. Of ee) kiver stIeet,
}or her niece, Miss Rose Thinker. whose
ENGAGEMENT to Walter W%illenborg was
announced recently. Miss Iimken Is a
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Tint
en- and tine granddaughter OF the late
Mayor Herman Thinker, OF Hoboken.
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TALKS ON IMMORTALITY.

ELIZABETH. April eo.--NIanta stur.
a on, OF ST.. LOUIS. del ereu tie first OF
series Of three lectures rlGsr the
us Ices Of the International Bible Stu
lrnts' Association IA me l.toat streci
Theatre yesterday. Tho speakeis topir
aas when Man Dies What Becomes of
! my His reilly 10 tie uue ,tiOn was
that usrally given by thrololians. An
audience ~ about $50 heard the lecture.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.

NENARk-
James w. Woodruff To Frank \.
Xlampnn. " ) snsEmit -, 10 II Il
n Sussex av. 2sx75.. ,......4...
FUNK =. ciaanpan a. al TO - III.
d. Fox ct al, same pToneflS...
Joseph nlia to Mathilda w. Beck,
" S Seymour ny, 5 . It 50 +
Clinton aV. @Sxl0b
Matitlds W neck and his to
Avon Plumbing and Heating Co.
l. e S Ridse st, 10 IT n n PARK aX.
ChaS T.. Bali ct ny. to John Y.
Hanrahan. S 5 Warwick ST, $50 II
e fr patinc 81. 1aA90..4...........
X. 4. and n. j.. Development Go.
TO VIM. a, Hellmann. " s Pine
ange, av. 55x6i.s,.......-.~
Isaac btrGier Il ~. 10 Mutual
Home Building to. " cor kinney
ard Sayfe SITS, 2ax le9--..-........
Edward NJ. hunt et Tx. to slime,
Ff9serltS N, Hunt 10 Frederick
kioWr. " 5 Washir gton ST, 10
I, u IL Spruce ST. 25Nei. ....
Rvheeea " eissbtrg ard hus TO
Esther Rems. " 5 / ~unteroon st.
- II ; sr Rose st. 5xlO5.,-.t......
TOWNSHIPS.
John r. MoEaian tsn.rlI.) 10 Owl
- and l. Assoclat on. liooai-
held, ; 5 f'arFanQaie ev. a II W
= Florence aN. ,jAsS...-....,s...
rhRiel Sachtr It u. In Jonn ivan
sSAe. orange. e $ alley st, 10 II
n n Nassau s.. s0xl ..........
John EVat eske to Carol ma Saeler,
Ofan-S. same pro. erfS......a..,
Natal LiaHelia ct ny. to Nicola
slera, taidw,ll; g 70 YIN, Il.
lsh 5 lot. ) , K n ". Ii. All
fields lot. ) ei by % ks.,....
Lauis hohu e NIX. to Theodore I.
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1d 1R5Sl = Mcmillan ,sherifj TO- Mary
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pl. 49, II 5 e II Scotland ST. AK
joseph W. Appleton TO Jacob
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18th st, All It re fr 4th sy, iox
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18th av. 3f5 Il W n Grove st.
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5 Harvard terrace, 80 T. : " fr
Orange Heights av, 5eJxl0O. 49,.
Ferdinand r. Smith TO L. l..
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MISS WHITE TO WE'D.

PAssAIC. April pat the annual
-ipumi-p O Ill, lpsHiolmbie Lambs
CHM In Smith Aeademy announce
ment was made of the engnae-
utnt Of Miss dith White. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, Cornelirs c. White. of 1913
Gregory avenue 10 Russell s. Acker.
man, also of this clty. 1t was the fourth
engagement announcement made In the
GLIB since last fall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29
SAFE AND SANE FOURTH.

ELIZABETH. April co.--Representa-
tives lef y any social ana iraternal
. ,ganfsatioss i9et Yesterday with lie
| arede commiffee which Is planning
fNr tile safe add sane Fourth celebia7
lien. More Ihan twenty orRanizn-
I ons have announced they will take
/ art Ia the Pageant. A prize Will be
given the organization having ths
lareest numhfi in line and another
70 tie organization havlne the great
cot licrcentaeg OF membership In lima
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LEAPS OFF BRIDGE: SAVES MAN.

MELVILLE, April 2e.-while crossing
Nam sueet brid.e Dr. G. H.. Horuer
heard cries for help, and. rushing to the
tug dock, saw a man struggling IN the
Maurice River, Leaplng into the water,
lie succeeded In keeping tho pan on tie
surface until other help arrived and
pulled both out. The man said he had
berome tewildereh and walked Off the
wharf In the darkness.