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HEAT AFFECTS VERDICT.

A civil suit was tried before Justice Of
the Peace La FaucherIe and a jury of
twelve men in the Belleville police sta
ton yesterday. Nelson Babeock. the sur
viving member of the firm Of Babcock q
Co, carpenters. sued Martin and Loretta
Griffin for s71. claimed TO be the balance
due on a contract in building the house
now occupied by the defendants. in Wash
ington avenue. Belleville. The plainsih
was awarded $3.50. or half the amount
asked.
According to report the heat played an
important part IN the verdict. The room
TO which the jury retired after the testi-
mony was in, was insufferablv hot:
Eleven Of the Jury. It is said favored
an award Of the full amount asked. while
one man held out and claimed thnt the
plaintiff was not entitled to anything.
The temperature of the room, however.
was too much for one of the e.even, who
pleaded with the lone MAJ TO come to n
settlement. A compromise was finally Of
fected by which the plaintiff got half the
amount he asked for.
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U~NACCOMPANIED BOY
PUT ON TRAIN. MISSING.
Joseph Devine, IL Years, on Way Home
After Railway visit-Mother,
Alarmed. Tells Police.

The police nave been asked to look
up Joseph Devine, IL years old, son 81
Mrs. Mary Devine. of 7 Warren place,
who disappeared last night. The boy
was last seen by a brother, who lives
in Railway. and with whom Joseph and
his sister spent the Fourth of July.
The brother put Joseph on the train to
come to Newark, and it is thought he
went to Jersey City.
The police Of that city have also
been asked to join in the search.
The sister did not return with her
little brother, but made the trip by
trolley.
The boy was dressed in a gray waist.
lark trousers, pink tie, black shoes and
stockings and a straw hat. He has
brown eyes and dark hair.
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DENIED AS BRIDE.
SHE C0LLAPSES.
Manager of A. G. v~anderbilt's Horses,
Who Has Wife in Orange, ouarrels
with Schenck Girl.

NEW YORK, July 9.-In a state of
collapse and under the care
of a nurse following a distressing
scene on the Atlantic transport line
steamship pier when she declared that
she had been married to Charles H.
Wilson, manager of the stables of AL
fred G.. Vanderbilt. at Oakland Farm,
Miss Florence r. Schenck, of Norfolk.
Va. is seriously i'll today at the Hotel
Victoria. Wilson denied there had
been any marriage. He has a wife
living in Orange.
Mr.. Wilson and Miss Schenck were
passengers on the steamship Mime
haha from London, where several of
the Vanderbilt horse in Mr.. Wilson's
charge won blue ribbons. He and
Miss Schenek had a violent quarrel on
the pier, when the young woman in
sisted upon telling her story to re-
porters.
Her eyes were red and she showed
bruises on her arms, which she said
she a received in a struggle with
Wilson because she spoke to a young
man on board. 1t was reported that
the couple had quarreled all the way
over, and that at n time Miss
Schenck had to be attended by the
ships surgeon. He, however, declined
to discuss the affair.
Il would crawl on my hands and
knees TO Virginia if my parents would
only IKE me back again. the young
woman sobbed.
Examination Of Miss schenck's
trunks by the customs inspectors
showed that she owed SIS duty. She
said she had nothing but two English
shinings, and Mr.. Wilson at first made
no offer to advance the money. Final
ly he paid enough so that her trunks
could be released.
Miss Schenck said the marriage eere-
mony with Mr.. Wilson was performed
in the Hotel Richmond. Norfolk. On
October 10 last, and that Mr.. Wilson
gave the name of e. P. Wilson. All
that Wilson would say was:
She's been made so much of abroad
that it turned her head
Mrs. Wilson. who had been the guest Of
a friend living in Park venue. Orange,
near the West Orange line, left that house
some time ago for Newport, r. l., II is
understood. AT the residence of this
friend today no information of Mrs. VIII
sons whereabouts was vouchsafed except
HI she had gone ava at the time the
alleged exploit Of Wilson was noised
about IN the newspapers a month or SO
ago. AS Wilson has gone to Newport u
is presumed he has joined his wife.
Wilson WIS we'll known in the Oranges
az riding master at the Riding and Drtv-
Club, of Orange. which has q club
house in Halstead street. East Orange.
Mrs. Wilson Is spoken Of by those who
know her as a woman Of refinement 10
whom the notoriety is very distasteful.
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS

All classified advertising Intended for
publication in the EVENING STAR
must he delivered in this Office be fore
~ o'clock noon on the day OF publ
cation in order 10 make ali editions.
Advertisements received after that fiTDs
viii be published in the FIRST available
edition under the head eToo Late TO
Classify"
Answers to advertisement VIII he
kent fer two weeks and then destroyed.
unless advertisers request otherwise.
Rate for advertising Ic per word per
insertion. except as hereafter noted
81 Rer 1ine per month. $40 per line per
year.
Death notices. fifty words, 5Ors adj
ditionaI words. Toe for ench seven
words.
Marriage notices. SOC.
Auction sales. Toe a line without any
discount.
Employment agrn"fes. 10c a line
without my discount.
Reiietous notices. 25c.
All 9dverffse~.ents tn he SET In agate
capitnis apd blank spaces. 10c n line
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wcsk Hudson Realty.

JERSEY CITY. July 9.-The following
deeds and mortgages affecting property In
West Hudson were recorded yesterday:
Kearny Conveyance-Mary A. and James
H. Manley to Harry Keenan,, south side OF
Chestnut street, $50 feet east from Mulfora
street, 25x10O, 81.
Harrison Conveyances-Raffaele Albano
ct TX. TO ohm Albano ct ux., south side of
Holden street, 400 feet west from John
street, 25x100. 81.
Mary A. and Philip Kenrns to Solomon
Friedman, south side of Hamilton street,
30 feet west from John street, 25x95, 81.
Harrison Mortgages-Salomon Friedman
ct nix. to Standard b. and L. Association,
south side of Hamilton street. 80 feet west
from John street. 25x95, $1,000.
John and Raffaele Albano to Peoples B
and L. Association. south side OF Hebden
street, 400 feet west from John street,
25x100. 5000.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the Of
fee OF the Commissioner of Charities and Cor
~rectlons, State House. Trenton, New Jersey.
until ~ o'clock noon on July 18th. and opened
Immediately thereafter for all the labor and
material necessary rhr the complete erection
OF a heating. plant at the Home for Soldiers.
Sailors, Marines and their Wives and Widows,
Vineland, N. J., in accordance with the plans,
drawings and specifications prepared by the
Commissioner Of Charities End Corrections.
Copies Of the same will 10 on file in the room
of tho Commissioner of ..larities and Correc-
lions at the State Capitol.
Each bidder must accompany his proposal
with a certified check on a recognized bank
for $1,000, payable TO his order. properly in
dorsed as a guarantee that he will enter into
a contract for the work II his proposal be ac-
cepted. Within ten days after the award, or
such other time as may be granted by the
Board Of Managers. the successful bidder VIII
be required to enter into a contract for the
performance Of the work, will a bond Of an
approved security company for IS, 900. The
right Is reserved to reject any or all bids. and
TO waive any defects or ~informality that may
occur in any bids. should 1t be deemed to the
interest of ths State to do so.
sealed and marked Proposals for New Wing,
Soldiers Home, Vine1and n. j." and ad-
dressed to Board Of Managers Home for Sols
diers, Sailors. Marines and their Wives and
ERNEST C. sTAHL,
1e2G- lot Secretary.
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hAN
These building contracts were filed in
the County Clerks office today:
Helena u. Farmer, owner. with owen
Feeney. mason. Montclair. S,152.
II. l.. Delano. owner, With w. II.
Thntcher, mason, Montclair, $725.
r. ]. Stlllwell. owner. with Christian
Matthews, mason. Irvington. $3.50.
Mary J. Bolan, owner. with David Nc
Kenna. carpenter, West Orange, So, SIS.
The Paramount Realty Company, own
ers, with Kaplan Bros. carpenters. %-107
Paramount avenue, 81, 200.
The Scharff Construction and Realty
Company, owners. with l.. Di Girolamo
g. Co, masons, 125-151 North Thirteenth
street. $4,000.
Mary q. McDonough. owner. with Fred
s193.75
Nicholas N. Rapp. owner, with L. Mick
ems, carpenter, Washington and Sylvan
Patrick. mason. $40, $40; same party, with
A. w. Blumer. painter. 1878; same party,
with o'Connell & Hilse. plumbers. 1850;
Mary a. McDonough, owner. with Lloyd
s2.279.
Mary J. .Bolan, owner. with f. p. Jur-
gensen. painter. West Orange, S210.
r.. J. Stillwell. owner. with r. Boerger
Plumbing COMPANY, Irvington, S192.
Nancy M. Pruden.. owner, with Louis
Mary g. McDonough. owner. with John
j. English. plumber, Orange. 1858.
Mary ], Bolan. owner, with John J.
English, plumber. West Orange, 1861.
Mary {. McDonough. owner. with Bren-
nan & Finnigan, masons. West Orange,
Max Biddleman. owner. with Louis Sic
gel. painter, Sixteenth avenue and Camden
street, 1882.
J. j. Riker. owner. with Bruck & Mury,
plumbers, 1rvlngton, s4s6.
Alice ]. Rossen, owner, with William Fl
Garfield, painter, East Orange. $3.50.
The Falrmount Realty Company. owner,
with ], shachat & Co. plumbers. 9s-iOl
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BOY OF FOUR UNDER TRUCK.

Walter Carlton, 4 years old. of 1914
Liberty street, was run down by a
truck belonging to Philip zusi & Sons
Company in Lafayette street yester-
day afternoon, but luckily escaped
without seriou injury. 1t was at first
thought he was injured internally, but
This was found not to be the case in
st. James's Hospital. where he was
taken. He was then removed to his
home.
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side winans avenue. 100 feet north from
Kipp street, $500.
Gustave Kreutzer to Alice Welsh. north
side Walnut street, 1853 feet west from
Adams street, 5000.
Philip Gersfen ct al. to Abraham Appel,
west side Livingston street, 300 feet south
from Kinney street. $,5O0.
Morris Klein to Frederick C. Fischer.
west side Broome street. 100 feet south
from Rose street, 5000.
Angelo Petrella to Vlneenzo Siniscalcki.
east side Bruce street. 1913 feet north from
Fourteenth avenue. 5000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Jacob w. Thorne 10 Joseph Mulch, Nut
ley. east side Western street, $50 feet south
from Grant avenue. 1925.
Matt Wasilwski ct al. to Carrie ]. Gil
bert. Bloomfield, east side Orange street,
corner Ian John Glinon, 1925.
Mary +. Jacobus to George +. De Camp,
Livingston, south side road from SWINE
field Bridge to Newark. corner John Nc
C1ennon's one acre lot n Roseland. 81 300.
Bedros NJ. Allan to William Robertson,
East Orange. north side South Orange ave-
Frank T. Clute to Essex Title Guaranty
and Trust Company. Montclair, north side
Lansing place, 95 feet northwest from Val
Frank r. clnte to Barbara C. Nickerson
ct al. executors. etc.). Montclair, corner
west side Valley road and north side Lars
Ernest C.. Hinck to Essex Title Guaranty
and Trust Company. Mentclair, east side
christopher street. corner south side land
James Mclaughlin, $1,000.
Holland Land and Construction Com
pany to Essex County Trust Company,
East Orange. west side Clinton street. $50
feet south from Maple avenue. 5000.
Frederick A. Mills 20 Catherine Kelly,
Montclair, north side Watching avenue,
1877 feet northwest from Fullerton avenue,
81, 900.
Frederick A. Mills to Lizzie Benorah
Blackburn ct al, Montelair. north side
Watching avenue, corner Fullerton ave-
nue.. $4,000.
Frederick A. Mills 10 Lizzie Benorah
Blackburn ct al, Montclair. north side
Watching avenue, corner west side Fuller
ton avenue. 5000.
Bradford w. Giveans to East Orange
Bank. East Orange. west side of a new
street. So feet south from an angle In said
new street. southeast corner land Reginald
T. Blauvelt, SAL 100.
Noris Lent to Rosanna Vreeland. Nut
ley. east side Prospect street, corner land
Alice Cunningham, $1,000.
Harry Doe to German Savings Bank.
West Orange, east side South Valley
street, 300 feet north from Chestnut street,
$1,000.
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NINE. FOMKINA MUST DIE.
She Attempted Two Assassinations of
Russian Police officials.

MOSCOW. July Anime. Fonlslna. who
In March last attempted to assassinate
General Rheinbot. the ex-prefeet Of po-
lice, and who on May 10 mnde an attempt
to murder the Inspector Of the political
prison here. wounding him with a pistol
which had been mysteriolsly %snuggled
into her cell was todny sentenced TO death.
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WHO'LL GET LEMON?
ALDERMEN7F REEH0LDERs?
SOMEBODY WILL.
City and County 0ficials Brazenly An
nounce They're Going to Play
Real Game of Baseball.

All roads will lead to the Morris Park
grounds on Bloomfield avenue Saturday
afternoon. Why? The Freeholders and
Newark Aldermen are going to paly a
baseball match. Who wouldn't go miles to
see 'em play? Anybody who ever saw
them at II before certainly would; its
something too good to be missed; stunts
you see at the circus do not offer any com
parison.
The official fans just dote on the national
game and, who knows. maybe the day
will come when they can play themselves
there's always hope. The Aldermen say
they'll win and the Freeholders laugh at
the presumption But then neither sides
boast should be taken seriously.
Representatives of the two bodies, city
and county. arranged things last night and
this line up was announced.
FREEHOLDERS ALDERMEN.
B Gamma y h. c. cSorriIssSh' RRolfarth. III.
Black, s. s. J. A. Meyer, c. I.
Kenney. Id. Reilly. %.
Steck. D. MCGOWAN, c.
Mcbride. 3b. F.. c.. Meyer. sb.
N. ]. Ward, C. (. Bray. / I.
Trabold, r. f. Laughlin, 5. 3.
King, ]. I. Mann, T. T.. -
Anthem. substitute. Schreitmueller,A SUD,
Umplres-Alderman A.. Holzner, Free
nOlQef ODHIltt Ndloutl.
oficlal Scorers-Peter o'Toole. Michael
Mullin.
The game will start promptly at 4
o'clock.
Represents ling the Aldermen last night
were Messrs. julius A. Meyer, Eugene G.
Meyer. Michael J. MCGOWAN, jr., Adolpn
Holzner. Henry Schreitmueller and Henry
B. Snyder. while Freeholders Frederick
Steck. Of the Thirteenth Ward. Valentine
Baunach, of the Fourteenth Ward. Joseph
Kinny. of the Fourth Ward, and Henry
M. Trabold. of Orange, looked after the
county,s interests.
Alderman MCGOWAN has organized a
team for practise and is In fine form.
The Freeholders claim that the Aldermen
have n handicap In that they have been IN
a real game, but say they'll beat them
anyway. The Democrats played the Re-
publicnns of Common Council a few weeks
/ ago, and on the form of the two teams
the aggregation that is to represent the
Council has been selected by the Meyers.
Alderman Schreitmueller has posted a
forfeit for a home run, and Alderman Cor
ish has promised to refresh the parched
throats Of his friends and enemies alike II
he does not repeat his errorless game
against the Republican Aldermen.
Alderman e.. c. Meyer, who was disap-
pointed IN his G. o. P. team. and declared
that he wouldn't play any more II the men
didn't get down to serious business. be-
lieves that he has struck pay dirt in the
a~malgamated Aldermanic team. He and
the Aldermen on the baseball COMMITTEES
told the Freeholders last night that the
end Of their reputation as winners Is near.
The proceeds of the Aldermen's and
Freeholders game will be devoted to
charity.
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Mortgages Recorded.

Charles s. Orben to Caroline NJ. Blaine.
west side South Eighteenth street. 125 feet
north from Thirteenth avenue. 81. 200.
Charles s. 0rben 20 Caroline NJ. Rlaine.
west side South Eighteenth street. 100 feet
north from Thirteentb avenue. 81. 200.
Frank Stafford to Phoenix Building ard
Loan Association. southeasr corner Pcshino
and Madison avenues, 10000.
Frank Stafford 20 Merchants, Building
and Loan Association sonth side Madison
avenue, so feet east frum Peshine avenue.
5000.
Mary T.. Campbell and husband r.
Francis Berle. south side Verona avenue.
125 feet west from Mt. Prospect aveuue.
$500.
Carl r. Seitz to John Reilly east side
South Twentieth street. 100 feet from
southeast corner Twelfth avenue: and ser
n tract, s753.
Samuel Kaplau to Richard Fl. Ball. west
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BLIND COFFEE MANS PLUM.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Frank X. Ritten-
house. the blind coffee man." who
runs a coffee shop In the front part OF
his residence. was appointed as a mem
Der of the City Board of Examining
Engineers yesterday with a Salary Of
$1,000 a year.
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PRIsoN FoR 1ANp FRAUDS.

PORTLAND Ore, July 9.-Mariou r.
Riggs, convicted of conspiracy in the
famous Blue Mountain land fraud case.
has been sentenced to ten months IN
the Multnonah County Jail and also to
pay a fine Of $500.
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TRIES For WHIST TROPHY.

CHICAGO. July S.-After the scheduled
forty-eight games had been played today
ut The national whist congress for the
Brooklyn cup. teams representing the Chi
cago association, the New England ASSOC
citation and the Atlantic association were
tied for the trophy. An attempt will be
made tomorrow to decide the winner
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IMPERIAL PROVOCATIVE ENLARGE

ST. PETERSBURG, July 9.-An en-
largement Of the imperial p~rerogative
was Announced today In a decision of
the Council OF Ministers to add the
Frontier Guards to the army and navy
as being 4 force beyond the COM
petence of Parliament to interfere with.
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LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS
Manufacturers OF Fertilizer OF all kinds
Bone Black. Glue. Grease. Chemicals. etc.
Buyers of Dry Bone and Butchers Bone. Com
signments solicited. For Particular address
LISTERS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
WORKS, 2s Broadway. New York city. and
Lister avenue, Newark. N. J.
JOHN F. KEHOE. President
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LoANED SALARIED PEOPLE
and others without security; easy payments
offices in SO principal cities. Save yourself
money by getting my terms first. D., II. Toll
MAN, Room 6l2, 23s Washington st.. cor.
Market.
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PROFESSIONAL R

FRAENrZEL 8 RICHARDS. Patent law.
American and foreign patents. trademarks
and copyright and mechanical engineering
Liverpool and London and Globe Building.
corner Broad and Mechanic sts.. rooms e0l-eo2
Phone S4s5-J.
DRAKE & CO., Globe Building. 500 Broad ST..
solicitors of. patents and experts in all mat
tiers relating tc Inventions. Oldest and largest
in the State. Established n 'S65. Free advice
as to patentability. Telephone 2946.
RUSSELL, NJ. Tel. 1885, r.
PATEN LAWYER N SOLICITOR,
7ss BROAD ST.. COR. MARKET.
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Real Estate Transfers.
NEW

Harry Simon to Jennette e. Miller,
" $ S. 9th st, 145 # n fl 18th av,
SOxlW
Jennette E. Miller to Caroline Simon.
W ; S. 9th St l45 # n FIR 18th av,
Soxl9
John Boiler (trustee) to Eugene p.
Ledos. g S Wakeman av, POS IT S FIR
May st. 90x10
Bridget McCandless to Michael Gar
rome, cor 9TH av n Stone st. 45x6o;
George C.. Ford ct nj to Louise
Schneider ct al, S : Lombardy st.
coz lands nAnna Y. Merry ct al, "a
Al39 =
Elroy Headley to Alletta Vreeland, 9
. State st. cor W s lot No. q, land
John d. Plume. 25x42 .,,....~ta..-.
Frederick c. Fischer to Morris Klein.
" $ Broome st, 100 # s fr Rose st,
2o.lW
vincenzo slnlscalcki TO Angelo Petrei-
la, e S Bruce st, 1913 IT n fir 14th. av,
z4xlOO q
TOWNSHIPS.
Frederick II. Tiplin 10 Philip j..
Bowers. Montclair. s s Wildwood
ay. $50 II 6 fl Grove st. 150x200:
and 8 other tracts...............
Thomas J. De Camp to Mary E.. ia
eobus, Livingston. $ S OF road from
Swine6eld Bridge to Newark. cor
John McClennon's. ] acre LOT in
Roseland. 66x900
Carrie j. Gilbert and hus to Mntt.
Wasilwski ct al. Bloomfield, e $
Orange st, cor land John Glinon.
-41bU ..s.ssf..s s+...4.s4 j.
William Robertson to Bedros M. AL
iian. II. Orange. n S s. Orange
av. rs fl Q fir Norwood st. 26x99...
George G. Freeman to City Of Or
ange, w. Orange. 3 S Walker road.
cor Of line drawn parallel with W
s Lowell nv and 300 TT W therefrom.
106x107 4,
Harry Kolodin to Elizabeth L. Lee.
E. Orange. s W cor Park nv and
N. 1ith ST, 54x100 ...............
Louis p. Scherrer to Holland Land &
Construction Co.. +, Orange, W $
Clinton st. $50 II s FIR Maple av.
100x4Ca
Jacob w. Wilbur 10 Jacob Kuhn,
North Caldwell. 50 II on Vesey ST
running 140 II to Henry av .........
Catherine Gon ct al TO Vincenzo Bat
tistaNW. Orange. s $ Joice st. PSI
IT fr e s Valley road. 50x125........
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RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected to June %. 1901.
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
Trains leave Broad and Ferry Stree; Stations
Sis, $50. s:iS, 800, s:i5' $50. s;45. 1000. 1920
10:4O. II 900. n:2O, 11:40 a. m; 1900 n; 1880,
! ] &c: 'sS. 5:SS. s s:IS. &c. &c. s:sS. s:sS. 4 s:SS. s:sS. s s:sS,
1855, $40. S:55, 1855. 10AO. n:20 p. m; 1901
night I;5o 2, m Sundays; 1900: 49, 500 s;ss;
$50. 800 800, SIS. 800: ( $50, ZOO. 500. SIS. s SIS.
''f For iI Ellaa io'ss. al an 10 P B II; la.'l s. T.; i 4!s7. q 7. 6.
sss $40. s:ss, s;is; 7;sS s:ts, $50; il:5o p m.
1906. 2;4S. 1856 $50. s:4S 1885. $40. s:ls. io;AS
p. m.
Mauch CHUNK G:27 to Easton), s:s5 a. m.
1:20, 4;32 1913 to Easton) p. m. Sundays. d:1o
a. \. e Easton). 1885, l;5s. $3.50 p NJ.
For Wi1kesbarre and Scranton. S:35 a, m.
1:2O, 4:3k p m. Sundays, 4:55 y. m.
Sundays. 7:IO. sos a. m. 1855. $40 p. m.
For Atlantic Highlands. Sea Bright. etc..
via Matswan, s;12 s:s5, ll.so a. m; 20. 4:25.
01 F9r fiss q Bank e; Long Branch. Asbury Park.
d:i5. saturdays oniyl. 40, AIS. 5.as, Sis, s:45
tked Bank only l1;5o p m. sundays. except
a. m. d.55. Red Bank only. 1855. $40 2. M.
For Lakewood. 9:55 a. M. 1870. s:s5. Sud-
days. I;io. 9:55 a. M l;5b .. m;
For Atlantic City. 9:55 a. m. u2:50. Satur-
1856 p. m.
For Trenton and Philadelphia. e:I2, 7:5s. s;s5.
.*9:55, 1850 a. m: ss12;50. 1:20. ss3:s5. ss4;25.
s:55. io:55. iis .. M is:55. .si:S5, s:s5' SIS.
''4:55. $50. 1885, $40. 9:i5 p. m.
loyal. BLUE LINE.
On. >. Central 7. and r., B. and O. R'ys)
For Baltimore and Washington. 7;55. S:55.
1850 a. m. Len. s:s5, 5:5s p. N. Sundays.
1925. e;55. II SIS a. m: f:65. 3.55. $50 p m.
For tickets. baggage checks. sleeping car
reservations call at Broad Street station
Telephone z028.
". @. BEsLER, W. c. HOPE.
v-Pres 4 Gen. Man. Gen. Pass, Agent
sFlizaheth only.
esPhlladelphia tnly.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-09
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES N
BANEY BROS.
SALES AND EXCHANGE STABLES.
s7-41 BRIDGE STREET.
NEWARK. NJ. j.
ENDORSES AND MULEs-aoo
constantly on hand to select from. One to two
carloads horses and mules. suitable for all
purposes. a~cclimated and :eady for immediate
city use, received weekly. Satisfaction guar
anteed, and prices to suit all buyers.
.75-HoRsEs FOB HIRES.
Suitable Cor all kinds of work.
Both phones 4A Newark.
AT AUCTION.
Largest Commission Stables IN New Jersey
300-HEAD OF HoRSES-30.
BULLS HEAD COMMISSION STABLES,
495-497 BROAD ST. NEWARK, N. j.,
FRIDAY. JULY ~.
commencing q. 10 a.. M, with horses. wagons
and harness. Any gentleman who is in need OF
Regular auction sales every. Tuesday and FRI
JOS. s. HOY. Prop.
J. r. sEBRING, Salesman.
J. B. MOREHOUS. Salesman.
J.JS s.. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.
Both phones.