. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. attorney in 1868 and as a counsel-lor in 1873, he devoted himself to the practice of his profession chiefly inNew Jersey. He built up a large chancery practice and was frequentlycalled upon to act as Special and Advisory Master. His only public posi-tion duruig these times, was as Clerk of the Township of East Orange andlater as Town Counsel. In the early winter of 1897 Governor Griggs transferred Judge Barca-low from
. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. attorney in 1868 and as a counsel-lor in 1873, he devoted himself to the practice of his profession chiefly inNew Jersey. He built up a large chancery practice and was frequentlycalled upon to act as Special and Advisory Master. His only public posi-tion duruig these times, was as Clerk of the Township of East Orange andlater as Town Counsel. In the early winter of 1897 Governor Griggs transferred Judge Barca-low from the Bench of the Court of Errors and Appeals to the chair of thePresiding Judge of the Passaic County Courts, aiid tendered the vacantseat on the Court of Eriors Bench to Mr. Adams. The Senate confirmed thenomination, and Judge Adams sat as a member of that Court till GosernorMurphy ui 1903 named him as a Circuit Court Judge. At the expirationof his term in 1910 Governor Fort re-appointed him for the term of sevenyears, expiring in 1917. re-appointed 1917 by Gov. Edge for another term ofseven years. His Circuit is in Essex County. In politics Judge Adams is T. ALBErS ADAMS — Montclair. (24 Prospect Terrace.) —Merchant and Fmancier. Born in Troupsburg. Steuben Y., on September 5, 1865; son of Thomas Quincy and Catharine Adams 5 Morton Adams: married in New Yorli City in lS9fi. to Kath-leen Y. Wallace, daughter of John F. and Catherine : Gladys Marie Adams. Grace Aii-ghiia Adams, T. AlbeusAdams, Jr., John Quincy Adams. T. Albeus Adams has recently been conspicuoiis in the revival of themovement for the construction of the vehicular tunnels under the HudsonRiver for the purpose of connecting the New York and New Jersey high-way systems. He has for several years devoted much attention to the development of the New YorkHarbor and also to wholesalemarket terminals. He has beenactive in New Jersey as a mem-ber and trustee of the New Jer-sey
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