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Good, Comfortable Rooms

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Phone Eisinger Bros. 21O9 7th NV,
when you want boards for shelving, fence
palings etc. Prompt attention; lowest prices.
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CITY ITEMS.
Some People Eat Malt" Bread

because it chances TO be served them-but
it's purely matter OF preference with the
great majority. Have you tried it? Ask for
Schneiders when ordering; at your grocer's.
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Business Opportunit!c=-45 cents for Is
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day. REMEMBER three Insertions mean
over 10000 copies Of your al.
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Tohn R. Kelly, Center Market, 9th st.
wing. NY Roast Beef. Corned Beef speciality
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TwoBurner Gas Stove, With Brass
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3 Lbs. Head Rice for zoe;

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Kraemer's Fineza a Quality Whisky.
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Anything to Sell by Auction

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All Amateur Pictures Printed, Sc Up.
In real Velox. WILSON'S, 7l2 9th st. n W.
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Chris. Handlers Pride of va. Pert

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Have DoWneY Furnish Carriaees
Receipts of Coal by Local Dealers.

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C. A. Muddiman & Co.
Jewel Gas Ranges and Water Heaters.
GIG 18th st. Lamps. 1904 G. St
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REALTY TRANSFER
BROKER BUYS
18TH AVE. PROPERTY.
Franklin F. Mayo & Co. Sells House on
Vanderpool Street-W. H.
Gross Building.

William Fl. Gross. real estate broker,
1S5 Market street. has just bought the
property on Seventeenth avenue, corner
of Fairview avenue, and numbered 20, -,
"a and 76. This property consists of one
six-family frame house, one fve-family
frame house. one one-story frame store
building and a building lot having a
frontage of Il feet. The entire plot is
l03x75 feet. The former owner was Ma
Than Naumoff. of New York. The con-
sideration was not made known.
Mr.. Gross is building Il six-family frame
house at 37 South Sixth street, near Fiji
teenth avenue. The house, which covers
an area of a6xi5 feet on a plot 26x100 feet,
is to contain four rooms and bath in each
apartment, and will have all modern I'M
provements excepting heat. Mr.. Gross
expects the premises to be ready for oe-
cupancy by February l.
The Real Estate Exchange reports the
sale through Franklin r. Mayo & Co,
real estate brokers, 1888 Broad street, of
the dwelling at g. Vanderpool street, to
Louisa L, Umbreit. This property consists
of a two-fanily frame house on a lot
25x1Oo feet. The former owner was Shell
don Cadmus. Consideration not given.
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west Hudson Realty.

JERSEY CITY. Nov. 22.-The following
deeds affecting property In West Hudson
were recorded yesterday:
KEARNY.
Conveyances-Cornelia r. and James A.
Skinner to Mary Cooper, south side of
Tappan street, 500 feet west from Schuy-
Ter avenue, 25x100, $500; Junior Hatfield to
Alpheus Terhune, west side of Hickory
street, 300 feet south from Quincy avenue.
south 304.13 feet by west 101. %. by north
esS.05 feet, and east 100 feet. 81: Charles
W. Finch ct Tx. to William Marin & Co.,
west side of Elm street. 207.5 feet south
from Bergen avenue, 5x100. 81; David
Watson ct ux. to William Marin & Co..
west side of Chestnut street, 2S2 feet
south from Bergen avenue. 25xl02. 81:
Kearny Ian Company to William Marin &
Co.. west side of Chestnut street. S07 feet
south from Bergen avenue. 25x102. $3.50.
Lease-Barbara and Margaretha Schlem-
mer and Catharine Hardt to William Will
kens Company. lease of a tract Of 2.D
acres on the southerly side Of Harrison
avenue, west of Frank Creek. for one
year from December /. 1907. at 5000 a year.
HARRISON.
Contracts-Emma c.. Mclaughlin with
Michael Murphy & Son. all carpenter
work required for the erection of a two
story frame house on the south side of
Railroad avenue, near Fifth street. 81 .947
Joseph Wilhelm, painting, s155; William II.
Coyle,S mason, sS9S. and Stephen F.. Rior-
dan, plumbing, gas fitting and roofing,
S2iS; j.. B.. Warren. architect.
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B. T. BABBITT COMPANY
MORTGAGES HOLDINGS.
Soap Manufacturers Pledge Real and
Personal Property for Bond
Issue of $3.50, 600.
Especial to the Evening start


JERSEY CITY, Nov. 22.-There was re-
corded in the registers office at the
Court House late yesterday afternoon a
mortgage whereby the B.. T. Babbitt Com
pany, Incorporated, pledges to the Cen
trail Trust Company, of New York, as
trustee, all its real and personal estate ms
security for an issue of bonds amounting
to $3.50, 600.
The mortgage is dated November 20,
payable in twenty years. with interest at
s per cent, payable May and November,
and is to secure $50 bonds of 81. 900 each,
which are redeemable at any time upon
payment of S1.0JO, with accrued interest.
h lands of the Rabbit company are
located on the westerly side of the New
York, Susquehanna and Western Rail
road, about two miles north of Home
stead in the township of North Bergen
and consist of elghty-seven acres of lands.
with one of the largest soap manufactur-
ing plants in the country. Besides cover
ing the real estate the mortgage also in
eludes all machinery. fixtures, licenses
and franchises now owned or hereafter
by B. r. Babbitt Hyde, president, and Au-
gustus N. Hand. for the Babbitt Com
pany, and by f. Francis Hyde and Milton
Ferguson, for the trust company.
The 3. T. Babbitt Company was incor-
porated on January II, 1903. with a capital
of $1,000, 600. equally divided into preferred
and common stock, by Clarence NJ. Hyde,
Frederick f. Hyde and Edward p. Barton,
to manufacture soap, sonp powder, potash.
saleratus and baking powder.
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INSURANCE ASSETS
QUOTED TOO LOW NOW.
Consequently Commissioners Want VAL
utions of 1906 Retained in the Max
ing of Annual Statements.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Belicyiug that
the present quotations of securities do
not represent their actual value. and that
II such valuation were allowed 10 go into
the reports of the life insurance com
panies serious injustice would re ult TO
such policy holders as have dividends ma
turing next year, the executive committee
Of the national convention Of Insurance
Commissioner has passed a resolution
suggesting that the valuation Of 1906
be used as a standard. The committee
met at the Hotel Manhattan In response
TO q call sent out by Reau E. Folk, In
surance Commissioner of Tennessee and
president of the national convention.
At the close of the quite extended SEES
sion Commissioner Folk gave out the
following resolution that had been adopted:
Whereas, 1t Is the opinion Of the Iusuf-
ance Commissioners in attendance at the
meeting informally held at New York city
this 91st day of November, 1907, that the
present market quotations do not fairly
represent the true present value Of securi-
ties held by Insurance corporations and
required to be reported in their annual
financial statements as OF December 81
next: therefore,
"It is the sense OF this conference that
insurance companies, in making their an
nual statements for the present year to
Int V1InDub utDdl lHlIilNos III btNtAA lllllliic
the actual market value of securities as of
December 81. 1867. should not he required
to confine themselves to the present mar
ket quotations.
1--WE believe that the valuations as re-
ported by the companies for the year 1906
more nearly represent the true value of
such securities under normal business con-
ditions."
After the meeting one of the commits
loo. agaroaynJ tbo npfnfn,tA 4bof an an
forcement of actual present valuation of
securities in the annual statement Of the
insurance companies would be very certain
TO cripple some OF the small companies
seriously.
The same man was of the opinion that
most of the big companies would be able
10 weather present conditions without the
aid of the ruling suggested In the report.
The prime purpose OF the suggestion, he
said, was to bring about a uniform method
of treating the present situation.
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STORAGE PLANT GIVES
100000 MORTGAGE.
Jersey City Concern with New Loan
Will Retire 1000 Shares Of
Preferred Stock.
IspeeIal 70 the Eyenlng star.l

JERSEY CITY. Nov. 22.-There has been
recorded in the County Registers Office
a mortgage whereby the Union Terminal
Cold Storage Company pledges to the
Windsor Trust Company, of New York, as
trustee. it's cold storage building at Pro-
yost and Twelfth streets. as security lot
the payment OF an issue of bonds amount
ing TO 100000. The bonds are to be dated
September l. 1906. and payable September l.,
1857. with interest at ; per cent. Ninety
seven bonds are for $1,000 each and thirty
for $40.
These bonds are issued for the purpose
of retiring the preferred stock of the com
pany, which. under its charter, Is sub
iect to redemption at any time after the
expiration of three years from the date OF
issue. The mortgage was signed by t. A..
Adams, president, and r. a. Adams. sec
rotary. for the storage company, and by
John Alvin Young and Fl. Ward Fare, for
the trust company.
The Union Terminal Cold Storage Com
pany was incorporated August 81. 1904, with
n capital Of sz50,00O divided into $500
shares of the par value of 800. of which
1000 shares are preferred stock and 1850
shares common stock. by Addison c. Orms-
bee. Francs Dana and Mahlon r. Dayton,
TO carry on a general warehouse and cold
storage business, and on September %. 1901,
executed a mortgage for $250,O00 to secure
an issue of bonds to the same trust COM
pany which are payable September %, 1921.
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS


All classified advertising Intended for
publication in the EVENING STAR
must be delivered In this Office before
II o'clock noon on the day OF publi-
eation In order to make all editions.
Advertisements received after that time
will be published in the irst available
edition under the. heud "Too Lnfc TO
Classify"
Answers 10 advertisements VIII be
kept for two weeks and then destroyed.
unless advertisers request otherwise
Rate for advertising lie per word per
Insertion. except as hereafter noted.
81 per line per month. $40 per line per
year.
Dcnth notices. Atty words. o e aJ-
ditionaI words. Zoe for each seven
words.
Marriage ~rotices, SOC.
Auction sales. Zoe n line without any
discount.
Employment agencies. Zoe a line
without any discount.
Religious notices. use.
All advertisements to be set In aEnfe.
Capitals and blank spaces. Zoe n itne.
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RIOT FOLLOWS ATTEMPT
TO REDUCE WAGES.
ouarrymen Went on Strike and At
tackled Those Who Were Engaged
to Take Their Places.

JOLIET, ILL.,. Nov. PA riot occurred
today as n result of a strike following an
attempted wage reduction among quarry
men. Strikers and men wishing to work
FLASHED In a bloody fight. Revolvers were
nsed. but most of the shots were fired in
the air TO intimldate. Stone were thrown
and a number of men on both sides we're
hit, but no serious injuries are reported.
The riot occurred in the vicinity of the
Western stone Company's quarries, south
east of Joliet. The wage scale of twenty
cents an hour for ten hours, II was an
nounced, would be reduced to seventeen
and one-half cents an hour for nine hours.
In consequence the men in the various
quarries nave been on strike since last
Monday. Today men from the quarries at
Lemont. ILL.,, went TO Joliet to tnke the
places OF some OF the strikers, and this
precipitated the clash. Police and deputy
trict.
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Mortgages Recorded.

Julius L. Hatcher ct al. to Samuel
Levin, south side South Orange avenue,
142 feet east from hayes street; aud two
William F. Taylor to Herbert B. Miller,
north side Chestnut street. 1870 feet west
from Adams street, $500.
Frederick huber 10 lily III building
and Loan ASS o~ciation. west side South
Eighteenth street. 1875 feet north from
Nineteenth venue $500.
Lodovico MISUNDERSTANDING to Postofiee
Building and Loan Association, east side
North Sixth street, 100 feet south from
Arlington avenue. $1,000.
Union Building Company to William
Halsey Peck ct al. Executors, etc.). cor
ner south side Orange street and east side
North Fifth street; and second tract, $22,5t
John Dieckmann ct al. to Edward j. III,
east side Rose street. go feet south from
Union Building Company to Chancellor
of the State OF New Jersey, west side
Plane street, 70 feet north from New street,
ST, 100.
Samuel Friedenberg to Simon Levy. west
side Rutgers street, 101 feet south from
Thirteenth avenue, $225.
Lena Unterman and husband to William
w. Rutter guardian, etc., west side
Richmond street, 100 feet south from Bank
Isaac Walter veghte to William Cook,
west side Ridge street, 33I feet south from
Elwood avenue, $1,000.
George T.. Rice ct al. to Andrew Martin,
west side North Seventh street, 1913 1eet
south from Sixth avenue. 5000.
Emma w. Schoelzke and husband TO
Adam Theme. east side Badger avenue,
PSI feet south from Hawthorne avenue,
John W. Clifford to Fidelity Building and
Loan Association Of Newark, n. j.. south
side Watson VENUE, % feet west from
Belmont avenue, 5000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Angelina Maria Petrucelli and husband tn
Joseph b.. Morris, Orange. southwest cor
ner Cone and Mechanic streets, A,4O0:
Meyer osenbau TO Karolina Baur,
West Orange, east corner Valley road and
Killing street, slice.
Abraham Hauptmann ct al. TO Oscar II.
Condit, East Orange, northwest corner
Main and Baldwin streets, $500.
Samuel j. Robertson to South Orange
Building and Loan Association. South Or
ange, northeast side Arnold terrace lAi
feet northwest from Academy street, $500.
George H.. Barbour to Simeon II. Rollin-
son, West Orange. south side Mortified
avenue, i1 feet west from an angle which
IS 81 feet west from Nottingham place,
$1,000.
Philip Eekert to Leonard Hahn, West
Orange, south side joyce street. rs feet
east from land Patrick Moran, $1,000.
Philip Eckert 10 Sarah l., Van Nechten,
West Orange, south side joyce street, 10
feet east from and Patrick Moran, 500.
Frank Weston 10 Nutley Realty Com
any. NutIey, north side Montview place,
81 feet west from Edgewood avenue, 5000.
Benjamin J. Flenchaus CT al. to Will
Dorsch. ST.. IrYington, north side Bell
81 200.
Conrad Nolte 10 OsInond Graef, Irving
ton, north side Sixteenth venue. 100 feet
west from Grove street. $3.50.
Cortlandt Parker 10 Ridgeiey Hunt Tex
ecntor, esc), Montclaiie corner centre line
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TAX NOTICE.

nv oTrcr-oFFIc OF kEcEIvER OF
TAXES, CITY HALL.
Newark, N. j., October 10. 1907.
This Office viii be open from Monday' Octo-
Der q, 1907. until April II. lSOS' TOT tue recep-
tion of taxes for 1907. u
Particular attention is called to the toiio"-
r nsid on az before the thIrty-hrst day of
October. orc g. p~r cent. will be deducted. j,
II paid OH O. before the twentieth day OF
November, one-half tAl of one "a per cent
will re deducted.
II paid IN OF before the twentieth Gay "t
December, the exact amount OF tax.
IL rot paid en- or before the twentieth day OK
December. interest at the rate of twelve. III
per cent. per annum will be added;
II not paio IN or before April II. 1913. war
rants will be issued with three go per cent.
penalty, il stico and Collectors fees. IN addi-
lion to tan (S.10 cents cost OF pubiicatton' on
each amount personal.
ONCE omen from 8 q. m. to 3 p. m.
eatlrdays from s a. m. to u m
RaceIver.
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Highland avenue and north side claremonl
avenue. $500.
Alice NJ. Melcopy and husband to Ameri-
can Insurance Company, West Orange.
east side Valley street. % feet south from
Central avenue, 1900.
Rachel f. Rathbun and husband to Jun
Tor Order Building and Loan Association,
Livingston. at heap of stones at right hand
side of road leading from Livingston
Church to Centreville; and second tract,
$1,000.
Rachel E Rathbun and husband to john.
IT.. Granniss. Livingston, at n heap of
stones on the right hand side of the road
leading from Livingston Church to Centre
Vile; and second tract. $3.50.
Frederick II. Clarke to Frederick r.
Hasselman, Orange and East Orange,
north side Webster place. 3I2 feet from
northwest side Harrison street, $3.50.
Violet A. Zubler TO Robert F. Dawkins,
Bloomfield. east side Clinton street. 300 feet
south from Linden avenue, $962.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
STRIKE coLLAPsEs.
East Indian Railway Employees Go to
Work on Dismissal of Leaders.

CALCUTTA Nov. 2.-The strike Of the
employees OF the East Indian Railway at
Asansol. Bengal. at the junction OF the
East Indian and Bengal-Nagpur Railway.
collapsed today with the summary dis
missal Of some OF the European leaders OF
the movement.
Most OF the engineers promptly resumed
work. anl ~ts.tfic. which had been at a
stsndstill for q week, was restarted
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contracta FILED.

These contracts were filed in the County
Clerks Office today:
Denis Hortigan, owner. with Thomas
Higgins. contractor, carpenter work, 81. 400;
Herman street, Glen Ridge. Same owner
with Cashmere, contractor. painting, s235
same premises. Same owner with Vain
tine Denoth, contractor. mason work. 5000;
same premises. Same owner with Gable &
Fay, contractors, plumbing. timing and
gas fitting, $3.50; same premises.
Louis Gross, owner. with Matzner Eros.
& Fresch, contractors, 1885; 429 Springfield
avenue.
William Fowler, owner, with Thomas q.
Westcott, contractor. carpenter and tia-
ming work, $4,000; Bradford avenue. Mont
clair.
Il. p. Leach. owner. with Berlin Con-
struction Company, contractor, iron work,
SO. 697; Montclair.
Frank Stafford, owner, with Glassner,
Safer. Silverman & Co, contractors, car
psnter work, 200; Bergen and Rose
streets. Same owner with f and w. V.
E~ngelberger Company, contractors, plumb
Ing AID gas fitting, $1,000; same premises.
Same owner with j. Bernstein, contractor,
mason work. 1850; same premises.
Robert Schley, owner, with ]. b.. Smith.
contractor. plumbing and steam heating,
81, 2JS; 81 Newark street.
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RAILROADS
new Jersey CENTRAL

Trains leave Broad and Ferry Street stations,
SIS. $50. go. g. %. 100 "a a;So' .;5s' AZ, az
i TO- 1880, 2 O. $50, s:oo. s.sG 49, z:So. 5:oS'
$50, $3.50. e;lo. e;2o. 6;So, e'4S' a'OO' r.e ia5;sSi
reI, I'D f"S6 - m. Sundays, 1900. 1880. SEQ. s:25.
aaa io:as, 1000, 1890 11;00, 1880 a. m; 1900
n; LA 80 LIZ k!ss i Ego. SEQ; 7 7:cS. 500. SIS. s:sS.
ss.SSsS' zoos, 1880, n.Oo p. m, 1901 m. go a. m.
For elizabeth and Plainheld, 6;l2. 7:sI. a:Sss.
90. .SS S:s5' $40 5:ss, 6:lS, 7:45. S:45. $50. ll:sy
y ,'' SUNDAYS, 7:10, 9:05. 1855, 10:55. 1855
a m, 1856. 2:45. s55. $40 SID 1885, s'4O'
~ For iO'f Eas q bethlehem. Allentown and
Mauch Chunk (7g7 to Easton), $50 a M;
I:ao; ass2 sS;ss to J. Ea aston Sundays :: d.; az as:1o % a. .i' n.
For WIlkesbarre and Scranton, S:s5 a M
1;2e, 4:s2 D. m. Sundays. 4;65 p. m.
For perth Amboy. s:l2. s:s5, 9;55. 1880 q;
M; 1870. 1855, 1886. 4:25. b;SS, 6:l5, $40. ll:oo
y. m. sundays, 7:lo. 1905 a. m; s;5S. sac 2. M
For Red Bank, Long Branch. Asbury PARK.
etc, 6:12 Except Astury Park, s:S5. @;55
He'd Bank nniyl, 1880 a. m; 1870, S;a9 hed
sundays, except Asbury Park. gao Red Bank
onIy), 1905, 9:55 to Red Bank only a. M; u:b5
Red Bank only, S:55. $40 p. m.
only, I:2o. s.s5. 4:25. (6:i3 Saturdays only.
Sundays, 7:10, 0;55 a. m; 1:b5 p. M
For Atlantic City. 500 q. m; Q2:b0. Satur-
days only. 1885 .. m. sundays. ESQ a M;
For Trenton and Philadelphia, s:1s, 7:55. s:s5.
9:5s, II 80 a. n ssl2:b0. l;21, 1886, +s4:32. s'5:SS.
745, s;45, l1:50 p. m. Sundays. 7:io. s'OS,
9:b5. 1885. l1:05 a. m; 1876, fFl:55. 2.45. 1855.
ss4:56, $3.50. 7.3B, $40. 9:16 p. m.
For Baltimore and Washington, 1855. 9:55,
1880 a. M; 100. a;55. s:3s D. m. Sundays,
For tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car
reservations. call at Broad Street station.
Telephone 2o26.
W. G.. BESL1fR, w. g. HOPE,
WIRES. g. Gen. Man Gen. Pass. Agent
ssFblladelphla only
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
Supply of Game
and Poultry i'm the Market

There is a plentiful supply of all kinds
OF game aud poultry at the Centre Market
today, and 1t may be had at reasonable
prices. Poultry prices are a little lower
this week than last, and indications are that
they will remain about the same during
next week. There Is also an excellent sup
ply of all kinds OF fruits aud vegetables.
Meats, fish and dairy products are In
abundance, with little change in prices.
The market will close at 10 a. IN.
Thanksgiving Day.
Prices are as follows:
-rAAInNr