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SILENT ON CASSIE
FEDERAL MARSHAL NOT TO
DISCLOSE BECKWITH STORY
Confession of Chadwick woman's Dupe
Now Dead, Would Involve the limo
cent, He Says.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 2i.-The confess
sion of Banker Beckwlth, OF oberlin, whiat
first laid bare TO Federal officials the huge
financial transactions Of Mrs. Cassie l.
Chadwick. will remain a secret Of the gov
eminent,
United States Marshal Frank NJ. Chand-
Ter, to whom the confession of the Obetlin
! anker. now dead. was made. returned to
Washington yesterday. where he laid be-
fore the Department of Justice the ques-
tion of whether the Beckwith stenograp.i.e
statement made to him should be given
cut for publication.
Mr.. Chandler say that the creditors Of
Mrs. Chadwick have increasingly harassed
him recently to make it public. hut that lie
has never done so, for the reason that It
would injure innocent persons. The De-
partment of Justice, Mr.. Chandler says,
informed him that the matter was wholly
option with him. and he will con-
tinue TO suppress it, for the reason that
the charges contained In It against many
persons while they were believed by Beck
Nth to be true, We're false.
"Beckwith accepted Mrs. Chadwick's
stories about people said Mr.. Chandler,
Just as he lid about her money. and he
was badly fooled. 1t would not be right,
however. to have these peoples names
hawked about, and these stories get out,
which seriously reflect on them, when
very one of the charges have since been
refuted by the most conclusive evidence.
Nathan Loeser, receiver in bankruptcy
for the Chadwick estate, when Informed
that the P%ittsburg bank officials denied
that Mrs. Chadwick had an account with
the Second National Bank of that city,
replied that he now expects that all of
the passbooks of the estate with other
banks will also prove worthless. Mr..
Loeser also conceded in the statement OF
Marshal Chandler that there are no assets
in sight belonging to the estate.
Some of the contents of the deposition
made by Mrs. Chadwick while in the peni'
tertiary at Columbus, o.. to A. Leo We'll
of this city, attorney for Mrs. w. c.
lutte. in the litigation which is pending
against James w. Friend and James N
Hoffstoot, have been made public. The
deposition has been kept sealed, but 1t II
said Mrs. Chadwick swore Friend ant
Hoffstoot loaned her various sums aggre
eating 100000. The lutte case will b.
argued before the Supreme Court when |
is expected the deposition will be made
public.
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PIANOS
CITY ADvERT1sEMENTs.

orrrrc,s :. -. zoar =, strs.+ ana wata,
CONN, issjonsrs ~ The civ Of Newark citv
usT
~ Nav,u- n II october - to0J
Salad n-oaossIa atii n, yscstved a. hi.
e. GU ~ - . y a,.io.,, n :, a, ThsHss
daT the twen,v. foiiytb dsv ~ October. lso7.
- ~. 80 : hai5 - said t9ae
i nnS u ~ Soai = w pe heiu a. SAN s"n
anu place. li .ns PaNnik oi
LbNlN AVENIE.
from FERRY street TO PUN poiht lane
work to be done, and the materials 70 ne
furnished in the const uction ana completion
of said work. and upon whlcn DDS VIII pc
compared:
5.150 square yards brick pavement ON a six
(6l inch concrete foundations,
1850 lineal feet new 90 BY Z inch four cut
200 lineai feet old curb redreased and four
cut, on concrete;
concrete.
so lineal feet new 1s by 5 inch header curb.
~ nniseiess, nanhole covers
nerg basin coynnlete
Is,dders are not ~ state nv nr,ca ,or ~
s,nc,nt nYov,ae6 FOR u, The sneci6cat,ona W
Eoch nrnnossI yn,,st he snciossd in = saa,ed
1870 pi1po rn,r tndars.d r5th tha naSea -
shve,9pe; propssiy inSorteu VIII ans mans n
rSo,e9 ~ he Rosrd ~ strset ana Water Com
neSssiarars 20 y tbs c,tv ~ Ne1sr ~
Giuasrs Wi s.ste 'ue" pA'ees :" "i""s -
Ridderr rnst snec,fv IN their nronosal that
should the above work be awarded to them.
49, M san rithIp tbs fo,iovyine number
=, ~. cor - ani 5000 y d d
T ~ a eo9 onsc,er..tan, =, tha wor,r can
- inis atu -Liae rt.e
| NJ the Poard ~ Street and water ron1mission-
sIs ~ tns Si,s psopnr
busines. in y New Jersey Who shall. at the time
q putting Ii h,i sucn in p abe snoaq fu "a such nro.
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MANY SALES MADE
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE IN
AND ABOUT NEWARK.
Agent Gross Disposes of Four Single
Family Houses During Week-Build-
ers Are Active Everywhere.

William IT.. Gross, real estate operator,
1856 Market street, closed a busy week
Saturday. Among his sales was that OF
80 Belmont avenue to Jacob Feinberg.
This property consists of a three-story
frame building, containing accommodations
for four families and a store on the street
floor. Lot % by 100 feet. Mr.. Gross
purchased this property recently FROM Mrs.
Philipina Miller. The same real estate
man also sold to Handsman & Green the
property at IS Bergen street. a nine
room slngle-family house. on a lot % by
100 feet.
Mr.. Gross bought from Vitelli Serritella
the corner of Chester avenue and Seventh
street. This property consists of a three
story brick house, containing apartments
for six families, with a store on the
ground floor. Lot % by 100 feet. The
new owner intends holding as an invest
ment. In none of these transactions is
the consideration given.
The same operator is building a six
family frame structure on q lot % by 100
feet at S27 South Sixth street. He expects
10 have the property ready for occupancy
by January l..
A small but coy home is building on
the South END tract, bordering on South
Belmont avenue, for William Fl. Trow-
bridge. 1t has a very attractive exterior,
while the interior is conveniently arranged.
The first floor contains a parlor. dining
room and kitchen. There is also a large
hall with an open staircase. The kitchen
has a good-sized pantry leading from 1t.
There are four large bedrooms and a bath
on the second floor.
This house will be up-to-date in every
respect and nave all modern improve
ments. 1t will be heated by steam aud
furnished with open plumbing. The con
tract price is $3.50. Arthur H. Thomson
is the architect.
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GOLD OUTPUT LARGER.
Gain During the Last Calendar Year
Figured at over Sc. o 900.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-George e.
Roberts, who retired from the office of
director OF the mint on August /. has
completed the compilation of the statistics
of the production of gold and silver in the
various States aud Territories in the
United States for the calendar year OF 1916.
Mr.. Roberts estimates the production of
gold in the United States during that year
to have been $94. So, 500. as against SIS, 1885,
100 for 1905, IA gain of Sc, 193, 100, The prin-
cipal gam was in Alaska. which amounted
to SC. 439,500. Nevada's gain in gold was
$3.9l9,J00; Oregon, SIS, 200; Tennessee. S22,3 800;
Arizonu, s55,S JJ; Virginia. s. $50.
The greatest loss Of gold in any State
was IN Colorado, where there was a de-
crease Of Sc, 7C6.70l. The next largest loss
was in Montana. s567.SO0. California lost
1864, 200; South Dakota. $500, 90: Washing
ton. $267, 900; Idaho. SIS, 800; North Carr
line. 1880; South Caroline. s20.5g0;
Georgia, 81, 100. and Wyoming, $4,000.
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* JERSEY CITY. Oct. 2l-The following
deeds and mortgages affecting property in
West Hudson were recorded Saturday;
Kearny COMMUNICATING e. and John
u. COsgriff to Philip Bruder eli ux., south
west corner Of Highland avenue and Ber-
lin street, 50Xl00, 81.
west side of Argyle place, as feet north
100. 81.
Henry c. Greene ct ux. to Joseph Ash.
Ike Dolgan and Louis Mendelson. north side
OF Grove street. 952 feet east from High
land avenue. 150x1O0. 81.
Harrison Conveyance-Mary l.. and ia
cob NJ. Smith to Martha A. Greenfield,
north side of Davis street, $50 feet west
from Fifth street. 25x100. 81.
Kearny Misunderstanding Bruder ct uX.
ia Jacob StumDf. southwest corner Of
Highland avenue and Berlin street. 5ox1W,
5000.
Ada V. ard Edward L.. Knapp TO Mary
J. sMackie. northwest corner of Pavonia
and Highland avenues. 50x103. $3.50.
Joseph Ash, Ike Dolgan and Louis Men
delson 10 Henry G. Greene, north side Of
Grove street, 252 feet ehst from Highland
avenue. l50x100, $1,000.
Harrison MISUNDERSTANDING A.. Green
field to Mary L. Smith, north side of Davis
street. $50 feet west from Fifth street,
Charles c. Caparn ct Tx. TO Alkaline
Nicolas. west side of Washington street,
1870 feet north from Warren street. 25x141,
$500.
Make up your mind now that you viii in
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oct1s-5t

PUBLIC -NoTICE-Notice Of submission OF
question to voters at the General Elecuon:
In accordance with law and a resolution
adopted by the Common Council July II. 1907,
and approved by the Mayor July 10. 1907, notice
is hereby given that at the General Election
to be held in the city of Newark, on Tues
teen hundred and seven, the provisions Of the
following act OF the Legislature entitled AN
act to enable and empower cities to construct,
maintain and operate a municipal light, heat
and power plant or plants and to purchase all
necessary real estate and works and machin-
cry for supplying light, heat and power for
public aud private use in such city" which
act was approved July 3. 1905. will be sub
mitted to the voters Of the city OF Newark.
when votes may DO cast for the acceptance or
rejection Of the provisions of said act at the
polls in every election district in the city OF
Newark.
Dated Monday. October twenty-hrst. A. D.
JAMES r. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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THREATENED.

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Announcement
is made that four Armenian merchants.
who are to be witnesses against the
ex-priest, Father Ma~rtoogessian, the
alleged leader of the outlaw Hunch-
exist society, have been threatened
with death if they appear at the trial.
The threatening letters written in red
characters and embellished with dag
gers and a heart. were signed, Com
mittee of the H%unchekist Society," The
recipients Of the letters are frightened
and have asked the police for protec-
ton.
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PUBLIC NOTICE-Notice Of submission Of
question to voters at the General Election;
In accordance with the provisions OF an act
IegisIatu.e entitled An act TO establish a
thorough and efficient system Of free public
schools. and to provide for the maintenance.
support and management thereof" approved
october 10. 1903, submission Of the acceptance
or rejection Of section IS. article 6 Of said act,
will be made TO the people of the city OF
Newark.
The question to be submitted under the pro-
visions OF the above quoted act Is whether or
December next, appoint nine CO persons to be
members OF the Board Of Education.
Dated Monday. October twenty-hrst. A. d.
1907.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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IIaHrwE1aHr BABY WILL LIVE.

GRAND JUNCTION, Col. Oct. 21.
Tipping the scales at two pounds and
five ounces. not much bigger than a
Showing every signs of desiring to re-
main on this terrestrial globe. the
smallest baby ever born IN Grand
Junction was three days old yesterday
The child was born Thursday. Mrs
Albert Clark is Its mother and the at
physician declares that the
child viii probably live.
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RAILROADS.
new Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected to October y. 1907.

FOR NEW YORK.
Trains leave Broad and Ferry Street Stations,
sis. $50, s:15, 900. s:l6, $3.50. o;45, 1890. 1920,
1910, 400, ii go. n:4O a. M: 1900 n; 1880,
t l:SS. 5;sS. ZIG. s:sS. &c. s:sS. s s:ss. 4 4:SS. 4 s:sS. s s:ss.
7:55. $3.50 S:5S, s:5S. 1o:4O. I:2o p M; 1901
night, l;5O e s.o m. ,s sS1d9 y 81 1'Dp: 90 go 500 s;g aa
a q; iG s:SS. i 5:sS. t s:SS. s sasS. 22: :oS. &c. see. s s:sS. s s:Ss,
s'2 q, iG S,I.a ;o.sG; a anS P b M ld:'a s:la. 7 7:s7. q; rs: 6.
SIS, s:5s, 1870 a. m. 1850. 1:2o, 1;55. 1895.
SIS, i:a 49, $40; SIS s:,c S'ls s.o5 5;4Si u.s. s;'S' 1S &c. i n:ss
q. M, is;55. s:45. s:65. $50. s;4R 7:sb. $40
BIS. 1915 p. m. uo 80
Msueh Chunk C7:27 to Daston). s:s5 a. m;
I:so, 4:s2 6:sS to Easton) p M; n;9o to High
Bridge. Saturdays only Sundays 0ao a. m
y Far Wiikesbsrre and Scranton. 1886 a. M;
1:2o. 4:s2 ?. m; Sundays, 4;SS p; ma:ss nan
T %,, i R:5th 1:55 A9 s5ss, As 81 5s.ss Si s:1s. ' SIS. ii:SS
p. m. Sundays, T:l0. s:o5 a. m; S;9S, ~ p: m
For Atlantic Highlands, Sea Bright q e stSs,
6:SS, 6.13 p NJ. lilo Saturdays only). sun
days, s:05, HES a. m. s:40 p. M -
etc, e:is Except Asbury Park. S:Ss. g:55
Bsnt So oniy,' eA s:si. p SIS. Z SIS, Sag. u;So p. e.
only. s:o5. $3.50 to Red Bank only, a. M; d;b'
Red Bank only, s;5S, $40 p m .xo ea.uv.
on gSs i i:so' s's5, s tass. a els rs s sai1p ss'u oOiy5.
Sundays, 7:1O. s55 a. M; 1855 p. m.
For Atlantic City. s:65 g. M; Q2;50. Satur-
days only. 1886 p. IN. Sundays. $3.50 a. M;
For Trenton and Philadelphia. s:1s, 1855, s:ss.
p:55, 1880 a. m. ss12:5S. 1920. 1895. ''4:32. %'5:3s.
7:l6, sac, 11:W p. m. Sundays. 7:1o. 1905.
e:65. 10:55. u:55 a. M; 1875. ss1:55. 2:45. $3.50,
ss4:55. $50. 7:SR, $40. s:15 p. m.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IN. ]. Central. P. and r.. B. and o. R'ys)
For baltimore and washington, 1855. 9;55.
1850 a.. M; LEO. 1886. 5:Ss p m. Sundays,
T1c, 955. II. SO a.. M. 1.55. 1856, $50 p. m.
For tickets. baggage checks. sleeping car
reserystons. call at Broad Street Station.
Telephone 2026.
W. @. BESLER, W. C HOPE,
V.-Prea & Gen. Man Gen. Pass. Agent.
''PhilndelDhia onH.
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Board of Education. owner. with KEEL
lOgg. contractor. heating and ventiiating,
$S,9i1; Maple Avenue School, Montclair.
Lydia Blasius, owner, with James
Cameron & Co.. contractors, plumbing, tin
ming and gas fitting. S54s: 233 Smith street.
Lydia Blasius, owner, with Philip
Horsch. contractor. mason work and plas-
tering. $50; 232 Smith street.
Lydia Blasius. owner, with Frederick T.
Engel, contractor. carpenter work and
plumbing. s1,647; 232 Smith street.
Emil Herter, owner, with Simon Gas
nue., Grunge.
Samuel Krieger, owner. with S. Gluk-
field, contractor, plumbing, 50, 200. 1916
Livingston street.
Samuel Krieger, owner. with Haines
Maskin, contractor, painting, 1886; 1SI-136
Livingston street.
Board of Education owner. with Thomas
II. Higgins. contractor. mason, heating
and ventllating work, 81, $780,; Maple Ave-
nue. School, Montclair.
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1o6 IA n calnp i. 27x1eo.

los It ; r Camp st. 27xIee..........
Schultz & Co. to John +. Schrink q
Son. cor u S Emmett st and e 5
Mulberry It, 75xi0O. .......s....~.
Apoilonia Robrecht TO Joseph j.
Matz. n y 5 Boston st, cor land for
merry of John Alling. 5x90..........
Frederick G. Agens TO Real Securities
Investment Co, W s Broad st, IS It
S IF New st. 10x250; and I'd tract.
Harriet Norris to Morris Albert. S 9
cor Oriental and Ogden SITS. 64x7T....
Frank Young. jr, 10 Emma L. KEEL
lerman. e - tabyan pl, Sl5 IT fr $ 3
Nye az. 25x100.-.
Teitelbanm ct al. W S Livingston st,
203 IT n fr Avon av. 42x125. ..........
Lily NJ. Smith ct al to Virginia A.
Smith. " s Jellin ave. 169 fe fr s W
cor Clinton Nv. 25x105..........,n..
Acolph NJ. Benson to Catharine Ann
Mcpherson. 9 5 Jefferson st. s "
cor lot No 1903. 2sx10o. ......."""..;
Minnie f. C. CRUDE and hus to Carl
H.. II. Fischer. u Ffnlay pl, 200 1T
q fr Vail ST, 25X100. ........r.....
Real Securities Investment Go. 10
Frederick G. Agens. n $ Market st,
10s # e FIR Broad st, 2lxso; and 3
Bowers-Fairchild Co. to Frederick
g. Agens, S s Market ST, S4 IT W
fr Mulberry st, 19xl02..
William S. Fairchild to j. H. Ladew
Co. cor high water line Pas
sale River and centre of Planh
Ri. 11x311: and I'd tract....:..."..
William V. Nichols to William p
Winterbottom ct al, II $ Elizabeth
av. 60 IT W fr Watson ", lo2xloi.-
Charles c. Tilghman to Max M
Hemmendinger. s 5 William st. ls
# @ fl Washington st, 22x2b....
Clark p. Williams to City and
Suburban Home Building Co; W $
Stone St. $50 IT fir Bloomfield aV.
H ESMie' Of tho Good Shepherd to
Lille Geimer, S $ 18th av, 25 IT e
Fl s. 10th
William Schneider TO Louis Sobel. Q
5 s. 18th st, 176 II S fr lSth aN'
24xl01
TOWNSHIPS.
Simeon II. Robinson ct al TO Rose
Lannon. ". Orange. u e S Riggs pl.
2G5 # n " fr Kingsley ST, 3SXloo. =.
Fireside Building and Loan Assocla-
ton TO Richard Lindsey. r. Or
ange. n W $ Bedford. st. 2I5 # 5 W
fr Maple av s5x1C0. ...............
Clarence p. Mills to Emily e. Tohin.
F.. Orange. g s Springdale ave, 100 1T
W fr Walnut st. 40x125. ....,......
Oaks Land and Improvement Co. 10
Antoine Sobischek, Bell"yIlle, n $
Malone ay. % IT w fr Dewitt aV.
| 2oXgi ....+. .....a...s.. ....'.'. E.
Breckenridge & Tichenor 1nc.) to
Ferdinand Knorr, I~rvinston, W $
:1st st. 300 IT n fr 18th av, 2axloo.
Charles L. Selbert to James II. Van
Loom Glen Ridge, 5 e g Hlleide NV,
20S # $ W fr Washingtoi st. 5oXlsi..
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS.

Al classified ADVERTISING intended for
-p4,bIIration In the EVENING STAR
Insast he delivered in this office before
II. o'clock noon ON the day of publ
"a Ion In order to make all editions
Advertisements received after that time
will be published Ia the first available
edition under the head "sToo Late TO
Classify"
Answers 10 advertisements VIII be
kent for two weeks and then destroyed
staless advertisers request otherwise.
hntc for advertising lie per word per
assertion, except as hereafter noted.
~ nrr iiue pr month. $40 per line per
Srsr.
nesfh notices. atty words. 50cs nd
afsiarsi words. 1eo fcr eaeh seven
- Grd4.
Mnrrinx,e u~uii"es. 5a".
Auction %ssies. 1oc a ltrc without any
discount.
employment agencies. 1or a line
without any discount.
Religions notices. 2Sc.
All advertisements to he set In neatc.
Capitals and blank Snnccs. Toe n line
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LOST N FOUND.

LosT-Saturday night. between 10. and j
o'clock, on Broad street car, lady's small
handbag. lizard skin, containing two pocket
books. Reward IL returned to KOETHER, S5S
South Fourteenth ST., city.
LOST-Friday. short necklace, gold beads,
Finder please return to 1874 Mount Prospect
av. Reward.
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MORE PIG IRON PRODUCED.
Gain in British Make for First Half of
This Year.

b CLEVELAND, Oct. 21.-The Iron Trade
Review says;
The British Iron Trade Association re-
ports the make of pig iron in the United
Kingdom In the first half of this year at
5.l94, 72 gross tons. This is n record for
the first half, but was exceeded by the
second half of last year. The gain of
8 o.O0O tons over the first half of 1906 was
hardly as large as was anticipated.
Tho following table shows the production
of countries which have thus far reported,
Germany reporting metric tons of 2,2O4.6
pounds, other countries reporting gross
tons of 2.240 hounds.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSEHOLD. GOODS Of any kind, contents
OF stores. flats and merchandise OF every de-
scription, bought for cash; quick and confden-
tjal. VAN pOZNAK. AZ South Orange av..
nhora 2n71 Newark.
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CITY ADvERT1sEMENrs


A NOrICE-oFFIcE or RECEIVER or
TAXES, CITY HALL.
Newark, N. j.. October 10. 1907.
This Office viii be open from Monday, Octo-
Der q. 1907. until April II, 1908, for the recep-
ton of taxes for 1907.
Particular attention Us called to- the follow
ing requirements of law:
II paid on or bdore the thlrty-6rst day OF
October, one IL per cent. will be deducted
II paid or o. before the twentieth day OF
November. one-half % OF one "a per cent.
will he deducted.
II paid on or before the twentieth day Of
December, the exact amount Of tax.
IL not paid on Or before the twentieth day Of
Decembei, interest at the rate OF twelve 12)
per cent. per annum VIII be added.
If not paio IN or before April u, 1905. war
rants will be issued with three () per cent.
penalty. Justice and Collectors fees. in addi-
each amount personal.
Office open from s a. IN. to o. IN.
Saturdays from 8 a. m. TO IL m.
ROBERT l.. ROSS.
a ReceiNer
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Us.


LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS
Manufacturers Of Fertilizers of ell KINGS.
Bone Black. Glue. Grease. -henlcals. etc,
BUYERS Of Dry Rome and Butcncrs' Bone. Con-
signments solicited For narticulars address
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
r 2e broadway. New York city. and
Lister av.. Newark. N. J.
JOHN r KEHOE President
wANTED-second hand oak stove. BUTLER,
ass Clinton av.
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AUCTION SALES.

C. A. TIssoT, AUcTIoNEER.
PUBLIC AUCTION
III Of
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
BY order OF A, B. Thompson. freight claim
agent of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad Company, from their freight
depot, entrance in rear OF building).
BROAD STREET. NEWARK. N. j.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2s. 1907,
Commencing at 0 o'clock a. m.
BY virtue of an act of the Legislature of
the State Of New Jersey. passed March 29th,
1904, entitled IAN act authorizing common
carriers, factors and others to sell goods,
GLIDING upon which they have a lien." the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company will sell at public vendue from the
freight depot. Broad street. Newark, N. j.. on
Monday. october 18th, 1907. commencing at Q
o'clock a. m, a lot Of goods. wares. merchan-
disc upon which said Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company have a lien
for transportation. Sale includes clothing,
shoes, hardware, tlnware, lumber, groceries,
steel, copper. paper stocks, rsgs, furniture,
&C., &c.
Freight Claim Agent.
Sale rain or shine. Terms cash.
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PUBLIC NoTIcE is hereby >siven that the
rollowlnE ordinance has been passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners ana
approved ny the Mayor of the city Of Newark.
and pursuant TO Chapter $50 OF the State laws
OF 1895, is herewith published by title.
An ordinan e to provide for the construction
of a sewer in
VINCENT sTREET.
between Ferry street and Plum Point iana
Adopted October II, 1907.
A. r. DENMAN,
President OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
WIN. f. GREATHEAD,
Clerk Of the Board.
JACOB HAUsSLING,
oclo-5t Mayor.
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All these countries. except Canada, show
substantial gains, and all of them have
been in the habit of making more pig iron
In the second half than in the first half.
The worlds production of pig iron in
1906 was about 9,000,0 600 gross tons, against
about SO, 100000 tons in 1905, and only 10000
900 tons in so recent a year as 1900. The
production in 1907 Will probably be in the
nelghborhood Of $1,000, 900 tons.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-21
Real Estate Transfers.
NEWARK.

William G. Morton (exr, etc) CT al 10
Nettie Eberhai d. W $ Orchard st,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-21

Don't try to run your business while giving
your mind q vacstion. -Burba's Barbs.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-21

Make up your mind now that you will in
crease your sales. Advertise in the STAR.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-21

AUTOMOBILE TIRE DOCTOR.
. Tires repaired. all kinds: hest work; low
prices. old tires bought. N RoEN-
BEcK, &2 Elalsey -, Newark. \. J.; tel
20sS-w.
BARGAIN in secondhand light touring carr
no reasonable offer refused. MEYER, 20
Cone e.. Orange.
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AUTOMOBILES

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FOR SALF-Second-hand Peerless. as
good as INV: Just right for runabout or
small touring car; demonstration II de-
sired: big bargain. Write Box go, Evening
Star.