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New York.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March 5-SUGAR-The local market
for raw sugar strong with centrifugal sS test,
quoted at 2s9 Ms--oysdo, 50 test, a. SO. and mo-
lasses sugar, 50 test, az 2iA The last sale was
l152e Tor Cuba sugar cost and freight terms. Re
fined sugar was a1n. but quiet. and unchanged. The
London market for beet sugar STEADY. with
March quoted at les 81 and April at ios sad.
NAVAL STORES-The local market for spirits
turpentine was very weak with machine made bar
Tels quoted 81 52lz. AZ savannah the market vas
easy al a. Rosin steady and unchanged. with
common TO good strained quC.ed az 365 Tar was
nominal. at 4 80 for oil barrels.
BUTTER Receipts. AIS packages Choice steady;
creamery extra 50
EGGS-Reoeipts. ss1 cases. Market higher. Near
BY white. fancy. zS2s: do mixed fancy. 2iaG5
Nesten frsis 23ik.
MILL FEED Firm. fair demand. Spring bran
ieopound sacks, 20 arrive 80; mddlings E.5Q
city bran. $50 in bulk: Western red dog 20 81 10
arrive. winter wheat bran. in lo0pound sacks. Z7.s.
OATS-Steady: slow trade. No white s.: No {
white. 81 No. ? mixed. 5s4.
FLOUR-Strong; moderate trade. Spring Tatents
560as.o0: spring clears, 4soa500; winter straghts
A0a470: winter clears. i25a4f5; Kansas. in SACKS
patents 5l9a5.25: stmigits 475S5oo: clear 425aA65
RYE FLOUR-Stsady; moderate demand. We
quote. Ls5a5.5.
CORN MEAL-Moderate business. Kiladried. for
export, 3Gsa3So coarse meal. in bags. l-34al-S-
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Small trade: light sup
ply Choice quoted az 800.
HAY Receipts go tons Market firm: fair husi-
ness. Prime timothy. LO6: No. l. LOOSlo5: No. ?.
s0a95 No. ) s..
STRAW-Steady; fair trade. Long re. 7oaT5.
BEEF-FIms demand fair. Family. H50ai5. % /:
packet l2o0ai30
PORK-s,eady; fair inquiry Mess l3sOaI4OO;
family l500al550
TALLOW-Wesker: moderate trade. City in hogs
heads 3
LARD-Unchanged. Prime Western, 500; city,
SIS: refined continent. SIS; South American. s.75.
refined Brazilian. in kegs, 1000; city s,earine 81
oleostearine nominal New York. 7a7A4; Chicago, IA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, March 5.-CATTLE-Receipts 40
Beef slow az 7as per pound. for native sides.
London and Liverpool cables unchanged Shin
ments to-day were 9l5 beeves l0i0 sheep and
$50 quarters Of beef none tomorrow.
CALYES-Receipts. 20i. Market STEADY Common
10 fair veals sold S0oas5a Western calves. 4l23Sa
AS
SHEEP AND EAMRS-Receipts $50 Lambs
slow. Choice State lambs, z pounds average. us
per 100 pounds An extra car al 78. No sales Of
common medium lamba
HOGS-Receipts. 2,7so. Feeling. nominally steady.
Chicago. March 5.-CATTLE-Receipts 800 Mar
ket steady TO 10 cents higher. Prime beeves 5a6 10:
poor 10 medium, 4.2Oa5.2; s.Ockers and feeders.
35Oa5O0: cows and heifers. 29Oa500: Gamers, le0a
270 Texans 4.l0a50O.
HOGS-Roceipts 5000 Market SC lower Light
il5ai.45; rough, 4.l5a425: mixed, 43oaAEz; heavy,
430ai.J0; pigs. 37Oal0
SHEEP-ReosoptS 1000 Market. steady 10 lOc
higher. Native sheep 350a5s0 Western sheep.
2 25eaS.s5; native lambs. 55oa7.0O; Western lambs,
55oaa.la.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G.. Bowie Chir4an. mana
ger. 1871 street northwest.
Chicago. March 5.-Whest was dull and with a
few rallies very weak. Gables were Unexpectedly
firm, particularly from Liverpool hut had no effect
on sentiment. There some selling in the after
noon on rumOrs Of A bank failure in Rio but this
bank was later said TO be q small affair and not of
any importance.
Corn was firm. Notwithstanding the weakness in
wheat The market sold up rather easily during the
morning on poor grading and continued bad weather
West later rescting with wheat
Oats were fairly steady. although easing of some
in the afternoon Trade narrow and rather fea-
tureleSS-
Provisions were quiet early. advancing sharply dur
ing the middle Of the day with reported liberal buy
ing by Armour brokers
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HELD FOR CHILD's INJURIES.
Engineer Lets Baby slip and Frac-
lures Her Skull.

Charles II. CogsweIl. an engineer, Nv
ing in Southwest Washington. was yes
terday placed under a bond OF 5000 by
Assistant United States Attorney Ralph
Given. to await the outcome OF injuries
to his own child, said TO be caused by
cerelessness on the fathers part The
child is in a serious condition
Witnesses say that Cogswell was throw
ing his siXteen-months-Old child in the
air and catching Il on February .. and
allowed the baby TO slip through his arms
to the ground A fracture Of the skull
resulted. DIR. r. NJ. Ellyson. of l535 Eighth
street northwest, is attending the child,
and said last night her condition was
slightly improved
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TAXIMETERS FOR CABS.
system 10 BE Installed I'm a Month or
So in Washington

Improved regulations TO govern public
vehicles is recommended by the Board of
Trade in several letters to the Commits
sioners.
The committee on public order Of the
Board of Trade recommends that the
regulations require each public hack to
be equipped with taximeter in perfect
working ,order. that regulations be en-
forced requiring that horses, while stand
ing. be either hitched or attended by
some one, and regulations be enforced re-
quiring a red light TO be displayed on
street distractions from sunset 10 day
light.
Taximeter cabs have been considered by
the Commissioners for some time. Own
ers OF the system in New York have
promised to install the system in this city
in month or So
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. March 5--Money on call al the stock
exchange to-day opened at ? per cent highest. O.:
lowest, "a closing. 2 Most Of the loans were at
Time money was not especially active. It was
obtainable with moderate liberality Rates 3isa3st
per cent for sixty Gays 3ta4 for ninety days: 4iia
IA for four, five, and six months: sash for a year.
Mercantile paper in somewhat improved de-
mand, but buyers were stin insisteut on fun rates
fairly large assortment offered. Rates 81
% 6 per cent for sixty days and ninety DAYS. in
dorsed bills receivable: 81 TO for chbice four 10
siX months single names: 6iz for others
The market for sterling to-day closed heavy with
sight bills = below yesterday Rates for actual
business were as follows: Sixty days As355a4 1850
demand. 5650a4 S655 cables 4s6s5a4 $500: CONNER
cial bills isZs4a4s5s. The supply Il cotton bills
was scarce
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore March 5.-FolloWing are the official
prices at the principal commission houses:
BuTTER-Creamery, fancy. per pound 33a3i; irni-
tation 2la23: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls lea
%: store-p packed. Ohio. lsa20: do. West Virginia
lsa20; Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy
prints l9a2o.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. young per pound
fat. l5al6; do, old hens, heavyweight. Il; ducks
puddle. young, lsal5; do. young Muscogy and
mongrel, I3al4; turkeys. choice IS do, choice
young gobblers, Is; geese Maryland and yir-
gnia, IL
EGGs-Maryland and Pennsylvania. fresh, per
Dozen q ; duck eggs. nearby 90
FLOUR-Winter extra. 3e5a4l5; do. clear. 420a
ass. do straight. 44oa4 So: do. patent. 475aleO:
spring clear 4.45a475; do. straight s05s535; do
patent 5.i0a570; City Mills. best patent 500; do
high grade patent, 520 do, straight $50; do
choice family, 4e0. extra, 4los420. Rye -four
medium to choice. f50a500
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Baltimore March 5-Following are the Official
prices to-day:
WHEAT-Stock IN elevators 3ll sss bushels West
crn spot. March. 99lz; April lOOst Contract spot.
March, 99A; April, Looia: May. LOlss.
CORN-Stock in elevators 2522 s24 bushels Track
yellow corn for domestic delivery at s6sa67 for car
lots prime on spot Contract. April, eil.a64ls
Western spot March. e57sas3lz; April s42sas4S ;
May. 65s4.
OATS-Stock in elevators. Es749 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. ssl2 White. No. boavv.
5elaaeo do, No 2. light to medium, 5sassis: do.
No . heaFy. oossa5s: do, No 3 medium. 5Sa5slz
do. No 3 light 57a57Is No. light 10 beavT
56a56ls mixed, No. 2, 57a57il; do. No. ). 55Ika5
No T. 5a55
RYE-Stock in elevators lA423 bushels: shin
ments from elevators, 5.272. No. Western rye
quoted az Sass.
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At 4:07 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
negro, later Identified as Peter Wood.
sixty-five years old. 227 N street south
west. was run over and instantly killed
by a Chesapeake and Ohio southbound ex-
press train at Fourteenth street and
Maryland avenue southwest. The body
was taken 10 the morgue, where it was
identified by Woods wife. The train was
in charge of Conductor sam c. Buster.
or POI 2 street northeast and Engineer
Robert Saunders
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished By Irving X. Harrington
Co, members Of the New York Produce Exchange.
Z. F. Baker. manager. Hibbs Building.
The Nevada stocks opened strong. falling OF
toward the close. The Goldfeld Consolidated Com
pany has leased the northern portion Of their Red
Top claim. block 600 feet square for eighteen
months to the Red Top Consolidated Leasing Com
rany. of which j. 2. Lotus. the weil-known opera
tor, Is president. This property Is pronounced by
experts 20 be the cream Of the undeyelored ground
owned BY the Consolidated The southern portion Of
the Red Top ranks next in value 20 the famous
Mohawk. which adjoins the Red Top claim.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. r Hutton & Co. mem
bes Of the New York stock Exchange and tie New
York Cotton Exchange 6. Bowie Chipman. rsana-
ser. 1901 + street northwest.
New York March 5-Eariy cables did not quite
meet mr. decline. and the feeling here mi1ed
Ore big operator IL is estimated. sold about 20 90
bales yesterday. bat some papsrs claim he denied n
Tie national giuners Official report showed 10 96 600
bales. but il had effect the market. In
terror receipts were heavy Port receipts were
Is Oo0 bales. against 225Oo on the same day last
year. The market was quiet.
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Commander Pcnry to Lecture.

Commander Robert Z. Peary, U. s. N,
the arctic explorer. viii give his famous
lecture, Nearest the pole" at the Be
lasco Theater on Friday afternoon. March
20. AT 4.aO- This lecture Will not only
cover ground already passed over. but
viii outline briefly the plan for his next
trip.
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New York. March 5-WHEAT-Weakcr; fairly
active. No. Northern Duluth. 10 arrive ll9K /.
No. > red, f. O. b.. 1914 No hard. f. o. b.
L15k: No. ! ma,aroni. (. b.. I09is No. maca-
rUni L0lls- Exporters took twenty loads
CORN-Steady slow trade. No elevator Il !:
new No. ?. {. O. b.. 64iA for February to March /:
No. white. f. o. b. S.; No. yellow, {. o. b.. e5.
RYE-Dull; nominal; small supply. No. 2. T. o.
b., 90,
Prices OF futures follow:
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Regular call y O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction Sc. 500 at log7s. $500 at no,
81. 600 at no.
Metropolitan Railroad IS. 81 900 at los.
Washington Railway and Electric As 5000 at T59.
Capital Traction. S az ll9 at 1lslz.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. . at
ssh. 3 at esil
Mergenthaler 5 at l9
Bincoln National Bank. 10 at Is.
After cail-Metropoitan Railroad S. 81 900 at l0s.
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 at 76is-
Washington Railway and Electric preferred . at
S97s. 3 at 70. u at 70is.
Mergen.haer. 10 at l94.
Following the closing quotations yesterday
local stock exchange:
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cATTLE-E1tra, per cwt-. 475ssOO; butcher. aza
$50; common, L5oa2ee.
HoGs-Per ewt.. gross, GSaA5O; ordinary. s5Oa
35
SHEEP-Clipped. LOoal50 common. 20
LAAiBS-Spring. choice. 7a7ik medium sl1a7.
CALV VES-Prime. per h.. sasa medium 7lSas;
grass. 3a4
cOwS-Prime. fresh. each. 4O.cOaJOOO: common.
soOOaSo.Oo: old and dry. s0aiop
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY f. F. Hutton & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange q. Bowie
ChiTman. manager. 1901 street northwest
Sales 20 noon. .....e..... ISL, 900 shares
Total sales. Ies..............29 .297, 900 shares
Call money; High, 2; low, 1s4; close. Ia4
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Only ten cents week, delivered az
your door-the daily issues OF The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by e f. Hutton & Co,
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chip
man, manager, 1901 street northwest
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The Safest investments

MONEY at 5 PER CENT
LOANED on D. c. REAL ESTATE
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
Il03 II STREET.
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STATEMENT OB THE CONDITION
OF THE
North State Fire Insurance Com
pany,

OF trreonst0Io. y c
On the 3lSt day Of December 1907 required under
District Of Columbia Code. amended June 30 1902.
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GOVERNMENT BuNDs.

New York. March 5-Closing quotations Of United
States government bonds:
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The Largest Morning CsrculatIOn.
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n J. SCHRUP Secretary.
Subscribed ard sworn 20 before me this 18Th DAY of
Janusry, 1913 JOS +. HERBTRGER,
Notary Public Of Iowa IN and for Dubuque County
My commission expires July l. 1909
ERNEST G. THOMPSON. Agent.
6ll PennsTlEania arenne Northwest
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Gold coin and bullion. 1900 600 %
Trust funds held for redemption Of
outstanding notes and certificates
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ASSETS

Cap8tal stock $40 90 %
Capital stock paid up. in cash......... 90 600 90
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Fund Insurance COMPANY

Of san Francsco. Cal,
On the 5lst day Of Deoenbcr 1877. required under
District Of Columbia Code amended June 80 lSc2-
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance
Company,

! the 3lst day Of December. 1907, required under
District Of Columbia Code. amended June -, 1902
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MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Domenico Colino to Andreia Di Lea,
east side New Jersey Railroad avenue,
70 feet northwest from John Hayes,
$500.
Louis ". Tonero to Seventh Ward
Building and Loan Association, north
side Warren street, so feet west from
First street, $4,000.
Edward Fink to German Savings
Bank, west side Livingston street,
southeast corner lot No. 496, $1,000.
Hans c.. Hansen to Rose Auer, south
side Ferry street, 100 feet east from
Richards lane, 50, 500.
|, Joseph Krasny to Elias Hunkele, ST.,
west side Belmont avenue, 292 feet
south from Bigelow street, $500.
Robert C. Wallace ct al. to George
A. Oil, jr., south side Edwin place, ITS
feet west from Willoughby street,
1000.
Anna L. Manning and husband to
New Jersey Orth. Hospital and Dis
pensary, north side Pennington street,
1870 feet west from Orchard street,
Z, 1000.
Antonio Blast to Herman f. Schmock
ct al, west side Bruce street, 325 feet
north from Fourteenth avenue, $500.
Same to Minnie Schmock (guardian),
same property, 81, $50.
TOWNSHIPS.
Harry H. Smith to Charles Momm
Irvington, northeast side Orange place
210 feet north from Orange avenue
$4,000.
Marie Chegwidden to Bloomfield
Building and Loan Association, Bloom
field. east side Williamson avenue, 46t
feet north from Montgomery street
$1,000.
Sarah e. Jacobus and husband tc
William w. Jacobus, East orange
south side Carleton street, 10S feet
east from Lincoln street, $500.
Thomas Wilson to Laura A. Metz
Irvington, northwest corner Halsteae
avenue, 100 feet from Forty-third
! street, 5000.
Ethelwyn Hoyt to Abram Squier
drustee), Orange, south corner Lin
trustee, Orange. soutuh corner Lin
coin avenue Inc Hillside avenue, $4,000
David Robinson to Montclair Building
and Loan Association, Montclair
northwest corner Margaret McNevin
IS feet west from Orange road. $1,000
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GIRL GRADUATE
FACES ORDEAL ALL
BY HER LONELY
Miss Marion AlhbOrn, of Verona
High School, to Read
Lone Essay.

The Verona High School will hold its
commencement next Thursday night in
the Verona Methodist Church. Miss
Marion Alhborn is the only graduate,
and she will read an essay on 1.-THE
Quest of the Holy Grail"
Several pupils of the High School
will participate in the exercises, which
will consist of recitations, songs and a
debate on the theme, SHOULD 1mmi-
grafton Be Further Restricted" Stew
art DeCamp and Edward Schmid will
take the affirmative, and Eva Rich and
Helen Taylor will have the negative
side of the question.
An address to the graduate will be
given by tine Rev. Henry r.. Rose, of
the Church Of the Redeemer, of New
ark, and Ralph North, of the Board
of Education, will present the diploma.
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FAIRVIEW SCHOOL
GRADUATION TUESDAY.

The graduating exercises of the Fair
view Public School, of Bloomfield, will
be held next Tuesday evening. A fine
program has been arranged for the &C.
casion. The members of the gradual
ing class are Miss M. Blaschke, May I.
Baker, Johanna M. Brandt, Beatrice
Crowell, Vivian H. Cady. Paul ]. Day,
Adelaide Dillon. Florence banks, Wal
ter banks, Clifford Clark, Gertrude M,
Fornoff, william Garlock. Ruth L
Huxsler, Hazel G. Moore. Dorothy H.
Miller, Pierre j.. Ridoux, Arthur j.
Raab, George B. Roesch, Robert o,
S%ternberger, Ella e. Seibert. Freda F,
West and Elizabeth Wells.
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PLAYERS END
SEASON WITH PLAN
FOR JUNE OUTING
Mrs. Frederick R. Cook Won
High Score for the
Year.

The last meeting of the season of the
Caldwell Card Club was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. James S.
Throckmorton, ir., of Forest avenue.
Before the game the election of officers
took place and Mrs. Wilfred F. Max
well was made president; Mrs. William
Oldfeld, secretary, and Mrs. John w.
Gosman, treasurer.
1t was decided to go to West Point
June 80 on an outing.
High score for the year was made by
Mrs. Frederick r. Cook. Mrs. Isaac f.
Baldwin was second and Mrs. Oldfield
third. The next meeting will be held
Friday afternoon, September 1s, at the
home of Mrs. Baldwin at 3 o'clock.
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MISSIONARY SOCIAL DAY.

Missionary social day will be given
under the auspices of the Women's
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
of Verona Congregational Church Tues
day afternoon at 8 o'clock. The neigh
boring societies have been invited and
a special program is being arranged by
the committee In charge. Addresses
will be made by Miss Emma l.. Bridges,
of Westfleld, president Of the Philadel-
phia board of missions, and Miss Tewks-
bury, a missionary from North China,
and a good musical program will be
rendered.
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NOTICES.


COURT OF II United
STATES, DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
In the matter of Foster-Cory Co., bankrupt. In
bankruptcy.
To the creditors of F%oster-Cory Co.. of the
City OF Newark, County Of Essex. in said
district:
Notice is hereby given that on the eighteenth
day Of May, A, D., 1908, said Foster-Cory Co.
was duly a~djudged bankrupt, and that the
FIRST meeting Of its creditors will be held at my
office. No. 1874 Market street, in the said City
OF Newark, on the twenty-hfth day of June
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend and prove their
claims, appoint a truste, examine the bank
rupt and transact such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
Said bank. upt asking a discharge from its
Individual debts.
Said proofs of claim must comply with Sec
ton 81 OF TIE Bankruptcy Law, and Rule n
Of the General Orders of the United States
Supreme Court. and must be properly Endorsed
In this matter. A fee of Is cents must accom-
pany the claim.
EDWIN G. ADAMS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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David Robinson to William B. Dick
=an AIA.4alal. n, nronnrtu SAnn

David Robinson to William B. Dick
son. Montclair, same property, $500.
Lynn $. Edwards to William O.
Kuebler. South Orange, south corner
Harvard avenue and South Prospect
street. $500.
Cooperative Realty Company to Ann
Bent, Bloomfield, west side Glenwood
avenue, 25 feet north from Llewellyn
avenue, $4,000.
Theodore Jerolaman to New Jersey
Building and Loan Association. Belle
vile, south side Terry street, east side
Erie Railroad, $4,000.
Alma III. Mott and husband to Essex
County Trust Company, East Orange,
side North Maple avenue 153 feet
northeast from Harriet Green, $4,000.
Same to same. East Orange. east
side North Maple avenue l feet
northeast from Harriet Green, $4,000.
Same to same. East Orange. east
side North Maple avenue. 217 feet
northeast from Harriet Green, $4,000.
Oscar s.. Thompson to Daniel w
Thompson, Orange, south side William
street, northeast corner Matthias G.
Perry's lot, $500.
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NurLEY SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

An exhibition of the work done by the
pupils Of the Nutley School, Incorpo-
rated, was given at the school, in
Chestnut street, yesterday afternoon
and evening. The exhibition was largely
attended.
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STOP IN MONTCLAIR
ON TOUR OF WORLD.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. HOLIDAY, of
Huddensfield, England, who are ON
their wedding trip around the world,
are stopping for two weeks at the Hotel
Montclair, Montclair.
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MEN GIVE ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.

The Mems Association of the Nutley
M. E.. Church gave an entertainment
and strawberry n ice cream festival
last night at the church. which was
well attended.
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FAcroRms FOR SALE OR no RENT.

MANUFACTURING rooms. with steam heat;
with or without power. HOPPER BUILD
ING, 2ss-2s Bank ST.. corner Howard and
Wickliffe.
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Atlantic Highlands.
HIGHLANDS.
OCEAN VIEW

Free excursion to Ocean View on Sunday,
June IA, 1908, to inspect our bungalow sites.
SIS and up; size 25x14S. $40 down and IS
monthly; no interest. no taxes. no restrictions
You can pitch tent as soon as you have $40
paid on your contract. Boat leaves Pier 10,
North River, foot Cedar st, N. Y, 10 a. m.
For ticket apply to sHOAL HARBOR INDUS
TRIES. 142 Market St, Newark. Room 21o.
Open Saturday evening until $3.50 p. m.
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REAL ESTATE o EXCHANGE.
"a LOTS in Bloomfield, N. ]. Corner lots in e..
Orange, centrally located. business building:
value $4,000. FRANK A. MANLEY. $50 Broad
street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

AM forming a syndicate to obtain IA CHOICE
at an exceptional BARGAIN PRICE
in one OF the most healthful locations in NEW
JERSEY. where country advantages are com
bined with CITY CONTINGENCIES.
II you wish to procure a HOME with pleas
ant surroundings for your wife and children,
where there are DOT SCHOOLS and
CHURCHES. send me your address. and l VIII
submit a proposition which will enable you
to get into YOUR NEW HOUSE Quilt to suit
YOU on terms about as LOW as RENT. ADJ
DRESS Generous. Box 81. Star Office.
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BARGAIN-Owner must sacrifice one house and
barn; ga acres ground; situated on ridge OF
Orange Mountain; beautiful shade and fruit
trees; grand location: price 81, 500 to quick
bus er, Brands q AUSTIN. 9 Main st..
West Orange. Tel. 1919.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-13
Belnar.s

Modern summer cottages for sale or rent.
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-13

VISIT beautiful Washington Park building lots;
easy terms; take West Orange trolley to
property. RANDALL, 257 Main ST.. Orange.
EIGHT-RooM modern house, West Orange;
all improvements: lot 50x1b0: II sold at once.