Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-10

cial Bank of Troy. N. Y. The other,
also a two-dollar bill, is dated May 1,
1854, and is payable at the bank OF
Washtenaw, Mich. 1t also bears the
signature of A. A. Clinton, cashier.
w. G. S.
Your bills have no premium value,
unless you might interest some one in
the cities mentioned, who might want
the bills for souvenirs.
]. P. N:
When will there be another civil
service examination for policemen. To
whom shall apply to have my name
entered on the waiting list?
The next examination for patrol
men will not be held until next Mo-
vember. Write Gardner Colby, secre-
tary of Civil Service Commission, at
Trenton, this State, to have your
name entered on the waiting list.
O.
J. P. N:
this city? c. 7. s.
The play was booked for the Shu-
bert Theatre for this season, but the
engagement was cancelled.
c.
| j. L. NJ.
We are four young men of the
Newark Fairgrounds and we are very
fond of long distance running. Our
ages range from eighteen to twenty
years. We would like to have some
one who Is familiar with profess
| sional runners train us. We had
been told about George Benfer's abil-
| ity as a coach. He Is training the
Edison Club, of Orange, runners at
present Please give us your advice
and also Benfer's address.
/ FOUR WOULD-BE RUNNERS.
If you live In Newark you may at
tend the evening gym" classes of the
high schools. Some of the directors
at these schools can train you. VIII
George Benfer please forward his
address?
j. P. N:
How many freeholders are there in
Essex county, what are their duties,
| for how long are they elected and
what committees do they appoint?
ORANGE.
There are nine freeholders elected
in f1rst-class counties under the latest
law. They are elected for three-year
terms, and have general supervision
over the various county institutions,
county bridges and county roads;
they are in charge of the county PEN
itentiary, court house, an asylum
for the insane. The member
of the board who is elected
| director at the organization meet
ing each year has the power to APP
point the committees. Apply to the
clerk of the board at the court house
and he will supply you with a
pamphlet giving all the committees
and the addresses of all of the pres
ent Essex county board.
.
j. P. NJ:
Can you give me information on
the present whereabouts of Joe Pay
ton, of the Payton Stock Company?
READER.
According to our authority Mr..
Payton is stranded near here.
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]. P. NJ:
Has the eligible list of the Novem.
Der civil service exam" for letter.
carriers been published yet? If not,
when will it be?
CONSTANT READER
The list has not been made public
as yet, but it may be expected any
| day now.
]. p. NJ:
Please give me a route from Cleve-
land street, Orange, to Grand Central
Station, New York city. G. W.
Board Lackawanna railroad train
to Hoboken and there take a tube
train to Cortlandt street, New York
city. Walk east one block to Fulton
street and Broadway, where you take
uptown subway express to Grand
| to- oil
by way of the Hudson and Manhattan
railroad, at Park place.
| C.
j. P. NJ:
Is there any premium on a penny
of 1852? F. B. W.
Your coin is of no premium value.
c.
]. P. NJ:
Is there any premium on half-dol-
| lar of 1875? C.
No premium is listed on your coin.
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j. P. NJ:
What are the premiums on pennies
\ of 1901. 1918 and 1884. M. w. H.
Your penny of 1901 is valued from
five cents to fifty cents according to
it's condition. Your other coins have
no premium value.
]. P. N:
Please advise If one could commute
daily from Kenilworth to this city.
How long is the trip and what is the
round-trip fare? a MRS. ]. B.
You can commute, all right. The
trip takes an hour eath way, and
costs forty three cents, round trip.
j. P. ~:
How can I get to Morristown from
the Four Corners via the new trolley
line from Maplewood? Kindly give
me the fare. T. r.
Board Springfield avenue car to
| Maplewood. Take trolley from Maple
wood direct to Morristown. The fare
is thirty cents.
j. P. N:
What is the premium on three
cent piece dated 1853? A. K.
There is no premium on your coin.
G
]. P. N.
Is there any value attached to a
twenty five-cent piece dated 1854?
]. s.
There is no premium on your coin.
CO
H. s. and J. EAST-Communicat
| WITH WHHaln lurD1tt, Jr., or la wal
nut street, city, concerning your PEN
MES.
F. C. H.-Consult coin dealer.
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A. c. B.-Consult the city directory.
You could also secure the information
at the City Hospital.
4 O.
G. r. T.-Consult a lawyer on your
case