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good Saturday proportions, but trade was ham
pered by the late arrival of the river boats
with fresh supplies OF table grapes. which were
the principal fea ture of the market As
result of these tardy deliveries large lines OF fine
grapes. which would have, sold readily at salts
factory figures in the early trading. had 70 be
sold cheap in the afternoon or held over Tor
Mondays market Apples were the most active
OF orchard fruits. but the market Tor them
was barely steady the supply being far in
excess OF requirements. There was a good in
quiry for Bartlett and winter Nells pears and
also for good peaches. with steady TO firm prices
ruling for all three Figs were mostly OF poe-
quality. showing effects Of frost. but they
brought good prices, nevertheless. Pomegranates
and persimmons were in fair request for ship
ment, but sold slowly in the local trade Ber-
offerings were taken by the regular trade at I'M
proved prices. A few sales OF nutmeg melon
were reported at 81 box, but that ngure VS. wss
the range for general offerings being from soc
70 soc In the citrus department Valencia
while crop navels and grapefruit found
few buyers a few small lots were sold 70
shipment. navels bringing 50. 50dS and grapefruit
S250Gl4 box, as 20 size
wberries-S5@6 per chest.
Raspberrses-S5@7 per chest.
uckleberTies-NominaI
Cranberriss-cape Cod. slo.5o@1s per bbl.;
Coos bay, 81 per box
fancy Spitzeaberg, s5c9s1; common to choice.
40@75c.
Nelis. socgslsS; other varieties, 4oG75c.
Quinces-50Q75c
Plums-40G60c per box crate.
Peaches-40G Use per box; carriers. 40d soc.
Figs-S1@1.25 for two layer boxes; smaller
packages. 50475c.
Pomegranates-G5QT5 for small and S1.25G
1.50 for large boxes.
Persimmons-75c@$f per box.
Nutmeg Melons-506s5c per box.
Grapes terates and small boxes l-Seedless. 75c
@9oc: muscat. 35@65c; queen. 65@ 75c; tokay,
4O@65e; Isabella. $1G125. Corniehon. Goa 75c.
Large boxes-Museat. 75e@$1; CornichOn 4
S5c9$1; tokay, 50@75c; black, 50d 75c; seed
less, S150@1.75. Wine grapes-Zlnfandel S1OG
II per ton mission. $SG1O.
Citrus Fruits tper Dox)--Valencia oranges.
S3.75G4; grapefruit. nominal: lemons. $3d
$50 for fancy, $2@250 FOR choice and S1z56E
1.50 for standards; lines, S495.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. $1d1.50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. 2.50G3 for Central American;
pineapples, S1.25 @2.5O.
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Neu Ynrk MetnI Ma-I..4

, NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-The metal markets
were more or less nominal in the absence of
cables. Tin was reported easy at 29.37Is0
Copper Is firmly held, with lake quoted at
1852 a 1 Toe; electrolytc, 1920 Is 5oc cast
ing 130 .25c.
Lead remained firm at 4.25@4.3oc.
Spelter-4. S0d .S5c.
Iron-Ncminaly unchanged
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2&@s per cent; 80 days. 81; six months,

days, pa @5 per cent; 80 days. 81; six months,
"a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4d4is per cent
Sterling exchange easier. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 4.S460G4s475 for co
day bills and at 81 S65004 s655 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.S G4.s4ls.
Bar silver. 51%c.
Mexican dollars 45c.
Government bonds steady. Railroad bonds
firm.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval Stores-Turpcntine and Rosin
SANANNAH. Ga, Oct 24.-The turpentine
market mar was 1rm at S62e: sales, 541; receipts
kosip hrm; sales 1857: receipts so6: shin
ments. 116; stock, 131 621 Ouote: r SO is.
u $40; Z. $2.70d275; C. S275d2s0: IA
30 g. 20 "a 30; / S3.o5; r. $40; NJ, S5 90; \.
so-eoi W q. S6.25; w W. $3.50
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EEg aIarIset In Nearby counti..

SANt-a IsUS.t, OCT. z4.--Ihere was no change
today in the local egg market. the prevailing
price being 5oc per dozen for choice with the
exception OF the Santa Rosa poultry ASSOCIATION
which offered 51c Seconds were quoted a. 4ds
by all but the cooperative association which
quoted 4lc- Eggs are retailing at 45e for fresh
and 35c for cold storage here TODAY = 80
PETALlMA. Oct 24.--The hest price paid
SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 2f-ProducerS received
i6c for eggs today and there was n LITTLE
stronger marketing There are no prospects of
advance Merchants sell for zoe
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Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-The markets everywhere vere orie,
market was no exception
CASH WHEAT
California club, $L671a al 20: do milling. 81 10
al. 721a; California white Australian. 81 75G
as1; Lower % grades a. Of California, s0
Sl.95gl 80; northern red, 81 62l5M I.e5: turkey
red. S1.75@1.s0 per ctl. : =
FUTURES
1880 a. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Ihe May option was higher yesterday
Ihe casn grain was steady. without much bust
ness some dark ehevalier is offering at the
lower quotation.
CASH BARLEY
Good 70 choice feed. spot, S1.375s al 40: com
mon TO fair 81 3qEGl 35 per ctl; brewing ST 421h
az az aS' a. shipping 81 42l2 d1.45; cheraer sl.l255
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
open High Low Close
NAY -. 81 43H S1.43l{ 81 431t 81 49,
December 4ila I:41% LIE 1.415s
oa1smin lIs mere Is nothing new to report, either
IN prices or market conditions
cnoice white s17o@i.75; No. i do. 81 $50
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Foreign Futures
LIVED Dnar
Northern Wheat Market

:, WASH NGIUN
iAtoMA- Oct. 2f.-Wheat weaker but ouo-
taticns unchanged. Milling -Biuestem. aSc:
cup. i. 9lc' red, Doe Export Bluestem 95c:
OREGON
PORTLAND. Oct Wheat-Cmb $50.
Soc; valley Gle iussiah'
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r-,-,ro-,.,z 49,. u ri. -. sl,
Import. Mt New yort.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.--Imports of merchan
disc Of dry goods at the port Of New York for
the week ending October u were valued nj
$11 ,296, ,0se.
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Butter, Cheese and Egg.

SHloAGO, Oct. 24.-on the produce exchange
To-Day loday the butter market was steady: creameries
~ vgszoc, dalrles, lsu &c. Eggs steady at mark
cases Included. 16@20c; frsfs 24c; prime trsts
<oc Cheese steady at 12lMi35ac
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.AToday's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $lJ0;000 900 gold reserve, shows
Available cash balance Sl6S. .299, 149; gold coin
and bullion, $S9.046, 4o2; gold certificates,
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

without discount; bakers extras, 50. 4OegJ 30.
superhne. 81 .20@4 90; oregon and Washington,
per bbl. $4.9Ug5.40 for family, bakers and pat
ents and $40 for cut on; Kansas patents.
So. 40; do straight, $500 Dakota patents.
S6.75; 90 straight, Sc. GO; first clear, So so.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages, net cash,
no discount, are as follows Graham -four. So
per l00 lbs; rye tiour, $40; rye meal, $500;
rice Hour. SO S09sI; corn meal, $3.05e13-25; eN-
ira cream DO So. as. .75 oat meal, S4309l4 so;
oat groats, 81 4309a.5 80; hominy, 50. 4093 SO;
buckwheat flour. S4.o5G4.25;- whole wheat
hour, S3 20; rolled oats bbls $6G1 80; in sacks
81 5oW6. 80: rolled wheat, bbls SAGA. 80, In
sacks SIS .50@3 so: pearl barley, 50 2og5 40;
split peas, boxes, 50. 80 per 100 lbs.
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New York stock List

=. r. Hutton & Co, 49o California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nisb the following lis Of bond and stock sales
yesterday.
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Morement nf snccie

NEW YORK Oct 24-Impcrts of specie were
81 100 silver and $493 354 gold.
Exports of specie were $685. III silver and
no gold.
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San Francisco Rank c,Iea-s.

San Francisco bank cloarinrs last xreel- 49,
$50, ses,li against s43. 500 9T3 for the CORE
spending week last year decrease of Sc 0i,7 :
S54, or 49, per cent
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1.671a; common DO, 81. go; gray. 81. 55@
80; red, recieaned for seed, S1.75Gp1.s0; feed
lots, s1.65gl.70 for choice, $L50Ql.60 for good
aud Sl.4Tl5 for common; black, for seed S2.4
az. 50 per ctI.
.Corn-Is stili dull, with stocks down TO moth
ing aud quotations nominal.
California small round yellow, nominal; large
yellow. Sl.S5Ql.90 white. nominal; western
states yellow, sacked. $l.90; In bulk, San Fran
cisco track, yellow. 81 so; white. 81 80; mixed.
$l.IS; Egyptian, nominal.
Rye-Quotable at Si.45@1.5 30 per ctl Some
sales have lately been made at these quotations.
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ranged as follows:
Canh Grnin and proui.s.

CHICAGO Oct 2i.--tiash quotations were as
follows; Flour. steady; winter patents 81 100
q55o: stra lights, s4M4s5: bakers. ss54. - No -
spring wheat. 81 o21i.oS: Ne g. a5cmS1 ,4 :
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WATER STOCKS
Marin Co 60 S Wat Co S0H 81
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Nut L ctfs as Pae l. com . rs
Pse L pfd.. - 81 .Stkn G 4 T. 50
INSURANCE
Cal ins Co. 81 S7islFireman's Ed 100
BANK STOCKS
Am MI BIZ f2S Lon-Paris Bk 126 f2I
Anglo-Cal -.. S7t. Mer Trust eO5 145
RaDk OF Cal.$illc - 5 + National 1S9
First Natnl.2l0 2I5 Union n 60 2io0
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger & T.. 800 Is r Saw l. 5t-1s
Hum Saw Bk 100 Sav & l. So 10y
Nut Saw Bk- - See Saw Bk.
STREET RAILROADS
california ..bS Prcsdio ..... *
POWDER
Giant Consolidated 20 .......... IA.
SUGAR
Hawaiian q 9S.e Makavel C.. s2ls
Hutch : = 19Ts 20 Paauhau s & 2ni -
Kisuea &. it-aioO s co a. A,
NIISCEL5.ANEOI s
Alaska A. sci 527S Pac Aux A pa =
As; Asso OIL GO s. = Pae c Borax. $50
Sai -lvl tslJ- Pae 1&1 pfd
SSl Sfvs W1ne l1sr,s y. eo@4 DO com ls% IL
oceanic Co Is J Con pfd "a
Morning Session
80 Alaska Packers Assn 50 50
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PloRILANB s,.J !, Oct 24.-clearings 1872. .a4s;
SPOKANE. Oct 24-CIeorince 81 os, oao
balances. 500 COS T't''-'
IS SEATTLE !io- Oct e4.-olearings. sl.2l7. iao;
TACOMA oct. 24.-clearings. s74o Ioe; bal
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Lonn.. Exchange and silver

Prime mercantile paper - F07 nor cont
Loans real estate. ... SOS nor cent
Sterling exchange, GO days ~SI4 SsH
Sterling exchange, sight -SI4 81
Sterling exchange, cables -S54 S7a
New York exchange, sight "a <
New York exchange. telegraphic IN IL
Hongkong exchange, sight -G 43as
Hongkopg exchange. teIegraphic -M 431s
Silver. per ounce .. IA 51s
Mexican dollars ...... nominal =. ~ "a
CONTINENTAL
New York Paris. s,et
New York on Mexico So934
San Francisco on Mexico Sa
Paris on London - J0,.4
Berlin on London. .,o ~
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Decfduous and Citrus Fruits
Tbs demand for fresh fruits was Of the usu,i
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Oct 24.--Money on call nom
insl- Time loans very dun and steady: GO
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Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO Oct. % @9satt,a. Racaints ahout
80 Market about steady. Reeves S.. l5Gl / So
deAsnsi lex So 2o94 30: westerns. sS@5.65; stock
S1.56M5.10; calves S60iS
- H91gsmkeceipts 1g,- about 500 Market weak to
&c 2oo iower. Light. S4.9o@5.40; heavy. s5.1o@
S.ey mixed, S5l5G0.95; good TO choice heavy.
$500 @o.eo; rough, S5.15G5.35; pigs, $3@4s0;
sSheep--Receipts.~ about ! 500 Steady Native
S2-5o4 10 western, S2.40M4.50: yearlings.
s4.3o@o; lambs, SS.75@5.65: western, $375@
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. Cattle-Receipts,
Svu Stockers and feeders. 81. .S0I4.75; bulls,
@4,6o; western cows. $240@3.65.
H7Ioes9Reeeipts, 5000. Market cents lower
packers and butchers IS. SOG5. 65: light s515@
$50; pigs. $3.75@l5.
Sheep-Receipts none. Market steady.
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London CIosIng stocka

Bar slver-Steady; % 11-l6d per ounce
Money-lsea4 q of 1 per cent
The rate Of discount in the cpeD market Tor
short bills IS 1isM19s per cent aud for three
months bills o. I-l6 per cent
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Portland Butter uarL..
Northern Ru.in...

. PORTLAND, Oct. 24.-Butter extras 3jcG
Soc; fancy. iic; choice, Soc: store 1sc
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New York Mininp s,oct,
boston Stocks and Bond,
THE CoPPER SToCKs

BOSTON, Oct. 24.-The market was an.
changed.
The Boston and Ely development company
nas levied an assessment Of 35c per share O,
$50, 600, payable November 10.
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Assessment DireesOry Comstoclz a1lne.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. Oct. 24-lo:so a. m.
- II ID NV = T5S ar cOun
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. ASS. Rid Al
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COPPER CLOSE

The following list is furnished by E. f. uut.
ton Co. 4e0 California street, San Fran.
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80 Alaska Packers Assn
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ReceIpts of Prodnce
FOR SATURDAY. OCTOBER a

Bran sks -. ............. 800
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
MILK SUPPLY
Is APPROVED
The Places Where Local DeaIars
Buy Fluid Are Found to
Be Sanitary.
REPORT FROM STATE BOARD

Deputy Inspector Cortlandt E.
Brewster, of the Board of Health
spent yesterday in Trenton, looking
over the reports of conditions on
wholesale milk-producing depots in
North Jersey.
From his Investigations no learned
tnat places IN North Jersey are in
good condition and that they had
been made so by State Health Board
Oficials of the state board will
send a detailed report to the local
board tomorrow, which will be read
at an adjourned meeting tomorrow
night. If this report is satisfactory
to the commissioners, as there is lit
tie doubt 1t will. the members will
not have to spend several days in
specting COW stables and milk de-
pots in the vicinity of Pennington,
as they had planned in case the
state boards reports showed the
places to be unsanitary.
AS far as can yet be ascertained,
the board will require that some
changes be made to one dealers
stables near Metuchen. The place
was visited Monday, and showed too
little ventilation and air space. The
commissioners were in doubts about
the matter, and yesterday Deputy
Brewster inquired about 1t at Tren-
ton. 1t will probably be changed to
conform with the boards require
ments and more windows provided.
The places in North Jersey that
produce milk are looked after by the
local board because many of this
city's dealers secure their supply
from them.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
NEW CENTRAL R. R. STATION
SOUGHT BY BOARD OF TRADE
STATE WATER INSPECTION.

A representative of the New
Jersey State Board of Health is
inspecting the water in the wells
and pond at Runyon today.
An examination Of the water
was made less than a month ago
by a state official, and 1t showed
the water to be in good condi-
tion.
The State Health Board in
spector called upon Superinten-
dent Burns this morning and
was shown the headquarters in
city hall. He also met Health
Inspector ]. l.. Lund and Deputy
Inspector Brewster. The state
man was going to Runyon with
a representative of the water de-
partment, but he decided to go
alone, after be instructed as to
how he could get there.
1t is not yet known what the
outcome of today's inspection
will be, as the reports go direct
to Trenton and the local board
is notified from there. 1t is al
most certain, however, that the
water will be found In as good
condition as it was few weeks
ago.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
YOUNG MEMS CLUB
APPOINT COMMITTEE

A busy session of the Young Mems
Club was held last night in their new
rooms. at which it was decided that
number of members of the club
should act as house committee every
two weeks, in alphabetical order.
A standing entertainment commit
tee was appointed as follows: Abra-
ham Frankel, Max Kreielsheimer,
Hyman Friedman, j. H. Weitzen and
Harry Greenes. This committee s
duty shall be to provide social events.
A report was received from the by
laws and constitution committee.
Hyman Friedman reported that the
charter had arrived.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
MANY ORDERS FOR BOTH
PLANTS OF Mr.. HANSON

Abel Hanson, the purchaser of the
former Perth Amboy Ceramic plant,
announced this morning that he had
started with ten employees. They
will produce various kinds of ceram-
ic ware. They are rushed with or
ders which will keep this and Mr.
Hanson's Fords plant at work for a
long time.
Work has Just been started at the
local plant, but about eighteen men
will be at work there this week. In
another week Mr.. Hanson will have
the plant in full operation, and he
expects to have thirty men at work
then.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
MiddIesex Council Of the Royal
ArCanum Has a Great Session.
Degree Team From Red Bank Initiates Three Candidates Before
Large Gathering From This City and Surrounding Places

One of the largest meetings held
by Middlesex Council No. LOO,
Royal Arcanum, in some time, took
place in the lodge rooms in the Odd
Fellows building last night.
Over 100 members of the order
were present, representing Metuchen
Council, of Metuchen; Woodbridge
Council, of Woodbridge; Red Bank
Council, of Red Bank; Arthur Kill
Council, of Tottenville; and the local
council.
Regent Luther ]. Hope presided
and received the visitors. The de-
gree team of Red Bank Council, in
full regalia, conferred the degree of
the order on three candidates, in an
excellent manner which won much
praise from the large gathering.
The candidates initiated were: Frank
Parsons, Albert Waters and John
Waters. Two new applications were
received and one Is now pending,
which shows the good work the coun-
ell is doing.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11

After the meeting speeches were
made by Past Regent l.. Boyer, ]. A.
Barr and Mr.. Boehlke, of Metuchen
Council; Regent Michael DUNCAN, o.
Hirner and William Gillian, of
Woodbridge Council; Regent ]. r.
Smock, Alfred French and Mr.. Shorp,
of Red Bank Council; Vice Regent
r. w. Grace and Secretary A. B.
Marsh, of Arthur XIII Council; and
Regent Hope and Supervising Deputy
Arthur H. Hope, of Middlesex Coun-
Gil.
Following the speechmaking, re-
freshments were served under the
direction of Orator George q. Mead
and assistants.
On Monday, November 23 Middle
sex Council will visit Metuchen
Council, when it is expected that
several candidates will be initiated.
The following we're present last
night from Woodbridge: Otto Kathe,
Peter Greiner, o. Hirner, William
Gilham, Worth Gardner and Michael
Dunigan.
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that they will be ready when the
farming season opens next year. The
stalls would be great convenience
to the farmers and the public alike,
and would also improve the appears
ance of the market.
A special meeting OF the Board Of
Directors will be called for Wednes.
day night, November IS, at which
the matters introduced last night,
Will be talked over and plans formu-
lated for carrying out the desired
improvements. As soon as the al.
rectors have taken definite steps In
these matters, special meeting OF
the Board Of Trade will be called to
take action.
President Reynolds presided last
night
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11

Ferd Garretson, of High street,
went to New Brunswick this morning
to be sworn in as one of the coroners
of Middlesex county.
The local funeral director made a
magnificent run on election day and
received a substantial majority. His
vote was 1888, the same as that re-
ceived by Congressman Howell. His
running mate on the republican
ticket, John v. Hubbard, of New
Brunswick, was elected as the coron-
er for that section of the county.
The new coroner starts at once on
his duties, succeeding H. E. Pickers-
gill, who has been acting as coroner
since H. O. Bishop left this city.
The county clerk administered the
oath of Office to Mr.. Garretson at
1890 o'clock this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
WOMEN IN COURT
OVER DEAD FOWLS

Rosie Kozmoski, forty-six years
old. of Amboy avenue and Hanson
street, was arraigned before Record
er Pickersgill this morning on a
charge of having stolen five ducks
and two chickens from Therese Kor-
ymska. Justice Hayter, of New
Brunswick, appeared with the COM
plainants as interpreter and, after
the case had been thoroughly aired,
the recorder told all to go home.
There was much wrangling and
the defendant asserted that the COM
plainant's dog had killed her chick
ems, while the complainant declared
that the defendants dog had attack
ed her and stole her ducks.
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Business Men Also Would Have Un-
slightly Poles Removed from Prin-
Cipal Streets A Busy Session.
DIRECTORS TO MEET SHORTLY

At meeting of the Board Of
Trade in the Office of the EVENING
NEWS last night, with President
Reynolds in the chair. several i'm
portant projects were taken up and
VIII be acted on later.
One of the most important dis
cussions was in regard to securing
better railroad facilities and a new
depot at the Central railroad station.
The matter of having the poles on
Smith and State streets removed by
the Public Service Corporation was
also broached.
After these two matters had been
argued the question of the public
market was taken up. The board is
anxious to have stalls built there so
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
DOUBLE SIZE
OF BEEF HOUSE
Architect Jensen Drawing Plans
for Addition 10 Be Duplicate
OF Present BUILDING.
ONE OF FINEST IN STATE

J. K. Jensen is drawing plans for
an addition to the building of the
Perth Amboy Beef Company, at IL
Division street, which will double
the size and capacity of the place.
The addition, like the present
building. will be s5xs1 feet in size,
making 1t s5 feet long and 62 feet
wide. The new part will be OF fancy
front brick like the present. and will
be added at the north side, where
there Is now a driveway.
When Architect Jensen designed
the present structure used by the
Beef Company, of which Max Gold
man is president, he made plans fol
one of the best equipped beef storage
places in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
CITY MARSHAL SERVES
PAPERS FOR SHERIFF

City Marshal William Walters, of
this city, has been appointed by
Sheriff Quackenboss as deputy pro-
cess server in this end of the county.
Mr.. Walters is serving papers today
at Chrome for the new sheriff.
1t is understood, however, that the
city marshal will not. continue the
work for long as there is no salary
in connection with the serving.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-11-11
ANTl-TOXfN
DISTRIBUTION
Health Board Receives Supply
Which II Ordered Recently fOT
Use of Needy Poor.
IN THEE PUBLIC PLACES

The health department has receiv.
ed fifteen 5000 units OF Lederle's
diphtheria anti-toxin, which is to be
placed in the health boards room,
police headquarters and the inspect.
or's once, for distribution to the
needy.
This is an advanced step in that
line. Heretofore the board has pur-
chased it at random from one drug
store and then another. Various
kinds of anti-toxin were purchased
and the bills were a drain on their
appropriation.
Lederle's product is used by the
New York Board of Health, and
comes all prepared for use.