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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-21
RosEv1LLE AND EAST ORANGE
GFaHOY A 2

ROSEVfLLE AND asst ORANGE
SPECIALS.
Nine-room house, one block from Roseville
Station: lot 50x100: IS. 0o0.
Eight-rootn house; improvements; 261 North
9Th St: a bargain: IS. 800.
New G-farnily apartment: rents 1890; price
s11, 500; finest in Newark.
Sc. 000-Separate entrance. two-family house:
steam heaters =: lot S0x100; near station.
Sc, SO0-Two-family house. Is rooms; improve
ments.
Sc. 5OO-New three-famlly house: improve
me ats.
81, 500-Ton-room house; library on first floor.
SO. 750-Eight-room house: improvements; at
Watsessing.
New houses in East Orange at sacrifice prices.
See our offerings before purchasing. Con-
veyances for applicants to see properties and
well-informed clerks to give particulars.
TOTTEN & LURICH
I North Ninth st.. opposite Roseville Station,
Newark. N. ].
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

JERSEY FARMS, homes, building lots; hour
out; good trala and trolley service; buy now
and save money. CHAS. Il. TlNSMAN,
Dunellen.
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PENNSYLVANIA AvB.-suitable for two fam
lilies: 10 rooms, gas and water; good order;
lot 25x100; $1,000. SETH ROGERS ABRAMS.
1853 Broad.
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HILLSIDE PL.-Two-family frame: gas an
water; all improvements; IA rooms; lot So
100: will exchange, SETH ROGERS ABRAMS
1853 Broad.
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CORNER LOT-East Orange; 6ox10o; If sold mt
once. 81. 500. BROWN, $50 Main ST., Orange.
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LOT. North 9th st. near Delavan ave. Silver
Lake sectio1-Price $3.50. CHAS. WEIGAND
& Co. 195 Market st.
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LOT on Prospect Heights tract: corner lot
near Ballantine Parkway: 50x1J0; large shade
trees: will sell cheap. J. WALTER DE WITT,
4E3 Broad st. Tel 15S2-B. Il.
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NEW 12-room. 1-family. large plot; open
plumbing; all improvements( excellent loca-
ton, near West Summit station; cheap, or
will exchange for city or income. CHAS. G.
FRITZ us Bread st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ORANGE

ohANGE
train and trolley; up-to-date 2h-story; sepsr-
ate entrance; Is rooms, 2 baths; separate steam
heaters; all improvements; decorated and
painted; Just finished; a bargain at the price;
investigate. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO., 1852
Market st.
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LOT. st James pl, near Clinton p1.. Clinton
Hill section-Price $500. CHAS. WEIGAND
& CO.. 1876 Market st.
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LOTS at rock bottom prices at Lackawanna
Park (SummiD; high altitude. bracing air
choicest location. Write for booklet and free
transportation. MUTUAL REALTY CORPOE-
ALTON. ZIG Broad st.
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Keyport.
MOntcIair.

MOntcIair.
MONTCLAIR-Six-room houses; improvements;
s5 near Md trolley l. 80 min minutes IS ,o6 ride to f 6 so. Broad eSsd
terms, II desired; will sell for $500 cash, bal
Newark, or CoRBY e5 Orange I'd. Montclair.
NEW Broom; %l-family, large plot; open
tion; near West Summit station; cheap, or
will exchange for city or income. CHAS. G.
FRITZ, 76 Broad st.
RITZ fer booklet and free transportation
Lackawanna Park, where living is cheaper
than in Newark or New York. Know some
thing about it. UTUAL REALTY CoRPoR-
ALTON. 7e Broad st.
Sc, 1905. 900 CASH required; new 2-family
house, 10 rooms, 2 baths. steam heaters, sep
arate entrances; rent for $50 per month. H.
S. CONNOLLY & CO., opposite Lackawanna
Station. Bloomfield.
RESIDENCE, 5000; a rooms. 2 baths; high
class residential section; owner will sell on
easy terms. OWNER, Ii Bellaire drive, Mont
clair, N. J.
MoNTcLAIR LoTs, $50 to $40 per foot; Ath-
letic Club section; buy a lot in Bel-Mont
plans and speeitications selected to suit lot. n.
=. NORTH, Architect and Owner. Montclair,
Morris Plains.
TRACT of land near Morris Plains; good
neighborhoodd ! q acres; snail barn no other
new bruhsWick'
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.-Farms, acreage,
SAND land; state wants. PAUL f. WILL
lAMs.
-
New Market.
r frame residence, II fine rooms. barn
ana carriage house; 20 acres OF lana; one
nall mile from depot; splendid location; price
rshI' onS Sl,ooO cash required. WILLIAMS
-
Orange.
COGAN AVE.-House q rooms. lot 2Sx1oO:
-
WILLOW ST.-Two-family house II rooms
wafer and gas; 5000 cash, balance mortgage.
WATSON AVEmTwoofamily. double house. II
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EAST ORANGE-Houses. six and eight rooms:
improvements; price 80, 100 up; 500 cash.
balance s2 monthly; Edgerton terrace, near
Prospect St. for colored family. BEIER, li'5
Broad st.
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HeTmHT.
Modern summer cottages for sale or rent.
Send for descriptive booklet.
HONCE g. DUBOIS.
Opp. r. r. Depot. Belmar. N. J.
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CARTEEET ST.-IarRe frontage; I rooms: a
improvements: hardwood floors; excellen
conditions: lot 7%0x100; cheap. SETH ROGER
ABRAMS, T5S Broad.
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BARGATN-FOR SALE.
eH Halstead ST.. East Orange, 3 roonn. bath
all improvements. slate root lot Anxi0.
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TEN acres fine trucking farm, S-room house,
barn and outbuildings. fruit and berries,
farming implements; some stock; price low for
quick sale. WILLIAMS. room 612. 800 Broad.
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THE jewellers of Arlington would do well to
look up L-ackawanna Park. Invest now and
realize the value later. Booklet and free
transportation. MUTUAL REALTY CORPoR-
ALTON. 776 Broad st.
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LINCOLN AVE. with adjoining lot; 10 rooms,
reception hall, buffers pantry; all impts.: ir
fine condition; lot 60xlS2. SETH ROGERS
ABRAMS, 7bS Broad.
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SUMMER AVE.-Two-family frame: IS rooms;
all improvements. good order; lot 25S12G;
IS, 100. SETH ROGERS ABRAMS, 1853 Broad.
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CoGAN AVE,-House,. G rooms; lot 2Sx1oo
small amount cash. balance mortgage.
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HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCES
AT SACRIFICE.
GEIsER & PLUM, Si5 BROAD ST.
Est. 1856. BALL. Est, 1866.
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE
RENTING & COLLECTING A SPECIALITY.
sHERoD C. BALL. 929 MARKEr ST.
RENTS COLLECTED.
HONEST and PRoMpT, returns suaranteed'
Insurance at lowest rates.
lfcit your trade and guarantee satisfaction.
F. F. MAYO x co. 7SS Broad St, cor. MARKET.
ALFRED t. BECKwTTH,
as clinton st, Room IS. Tel. ssis.
BARGAIN NORTH CANAL ST.
g 900 frame house, 3 rooms; ,a lot IL lSx ps r,,or ..
JOHN J. SLoAT. 7SS Broad st, Newark N, j..
BERKELEY AVE. near sth st.-House, 7
rooms. water, sewer and gas; lot 29xlOO;
WILLIAMS room el2' 500 Broad ST.
CHAs. WEIGAND & co. 1876 Market St
General Real Estate and Insurance Business;
Brokers, Notaries Public and Commissioners of
Deeds.
CLINTON Alphabetically house. IS rooms
and two baths; every improvement; steam
heat; lot ~S7x125; fine home; owner might ex-
change for other property. BEfER, ll1J
6roao p.
CLINTON HILL sEcTIoN-Lot 25xiOO: house.
10 rooms, 2 baths. 2 pantries: separate steam
heaters; separate entrances; z storage, rooms
mortgage; only $500. SCHWARz, As elm
ton st.
ELEGANT residence of II rooms in Forest Hill
section; lot S7x100: all modern improvements;
selling reasonably. II. e. GEORGE, % clin-
Ni Rn II. srATE ASp FIRE INsuEANcE.~
RENTING & COLLECTING A SPECIALITY.
sHERoD c. BALL. 900 MARKET ST.
FABYAN PL.-2l1-story frame. rooms; all
improvements; steam heat: lot 25xl00: might
change for 2-family. See WILLIAMS, room
si2, 500 Broad,
sIX-FAMILY BARGAIN
in the centre of Ro.eville; 80 rooms, all dec
GRATED: six baths; all improvements; building
from trolley; i've minutes from railroad sta
ton; can be bought at a price that will net
PIT PffLiiP r BOWERS & Co, 1Ss Market st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a rooms, c baths, ex-
celIent condition: owner leaving city; make
me an offer. FRANK a. MANLEf, sO Broad
SOUTH 12TH Slot s2xsIs house. 2-story, 4
flats, il rooms; rented for S4a6; terms easy;
price only S3,sSv. ~ 10 .nleo >.
TEN-RooM residence in fine location; hot
4,xiS9: onIy s5. 200 I must sell at once. Adj
dress CHICAGO. Box %. star office.
TWO-FAMILY house in Woodside; all improve
ments: separate steam heaters; near trolley
and railroad depot: only Sa.So0i part mortgage.
II. E. GEORCE. - Clinton st.
rwo-TAMILy house, with improvements. Iox
100, containing stable for two horses, wagon
shed. near speedway: So. 00C. Address SPEED
WAY. Box 20. star office.
WALNUT sT-Tot 2exas; house. s-story and
basement, brick; all improvements; a bar
gain: price only $500. SGHWArlz, t5 lin
ton ST.
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Atlantic Highlands.

HhtS ~
ATLANTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sites. @
N12o; boating. fishing. bathing; lowest price
easiest terms: buy now; have a bungalow for
summer: price advances soon. T. ELDRIDGE
1Ss Ridgewood ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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MoNTCLAIR LOTS $50 to $40 per foot; Ath-
letic Club section; buy a lot in Belmont
Lawns: purchase price includes architects
plans and specifications selected to suit lot. y.
r. NORTH. Architect and Owner. Montclair,
N. ].
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LARGE frame residence, 70 fine rooms. barn
and carriage house; 20 acres of land; one
half mile from depot: splendid location: price
right; only 81, 500 cash required. WILLIAMS,
room 612. 800 6road st.
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SANFORD ST. near South Orange ave.
New two-family Boston %lats;". plot sox1O0i
building 2iX50: every Improvement; up-to-date
in every respect: Sc, 500; easy terms. SETH
ROGERS ABRAMS, 75S Broad.
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21s ACRES fine land. 7-room house, barn, good
we'll; excellent poultry farm: on main road;
price $1,000. WILLIAMS. room G12, 500 Broad.
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LOUIS sCHLEsINGER. Union Building. Gin.
ton ST., at Broad.
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Sc, 100-S1. 900 CASH required; new 2-family
house, 10 rooms, 2 baths. steam heaters. sep
arate entrances; rent for $50 per month. H..
S. CONNOLLY & CO., opposite Lackawanna
Station. Bloomfield.
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ONLY 500 CASH REoITTRED

ONLY SWO CASH Required
Practically new two-family house. in choice
trolley and railroad station; 10 rooms; all dec
Grated; two baths; all modern improvements:
separate steam heaters; price extremely low;
terms easy. For full particulars apply to
PHILIP j. BOWERS e CO, 1879 Market ST.
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RESIDENCE, Sc. 600: "A rooms. 2 baths; high
class residential section; owner will sell on
easy terms. OWNER, II Bellaire drive, Mont
clair. n. J.
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MURRAY ST. Lot 44xS6; large double house.
u rooms: rented at 10 per cent. terms easy;
price $500. SCHWARZ. 45 Clinton st.
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FINE 4-family apartment: 3 rooms and bath on
first floor; 6 rooms and bath second floor:
large open attic: four separate steam heaters
rents for over 81, OOO; price SO, $50; only 81, SOC
cash needed.
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WRITE fer booklet and free transportation.
Lackawanna Park, where living is cheaper
than in Newark or New York; Know some
ATION. ZIG Broad 81.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. houses; improvements;
near trolley; 30 minutes ride from Broad
and Market SITS. price SO. 100 to $500: easy
terms, ii desired; will sell for $500 cash. bal
ance SIG monthly. BEYER, 1175 Broad St.
Newark, or R IS Orange I'd. Montclair.
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all improvements open plumbing near ata~
ton e~Scelient location T1l RxehanEs for city
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

LAT7RoP ANDERSON.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
~ BROAD ST, OPP. ORANGE ST.
TELEPHONE 1881.
FACTORY SPECIALIST.
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WILLOW ST.-Two-famlly house, II rooms,
water and gas; 5000 cash, balance mortgage.
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MODEL 2-family house: first story cemen
blocks; second story frame: 6 and 7-roor
apartments, with bath: separate entrances
hardwood trim; building 25N57; all light rooms
barn. with carriage house; only $1,000 casl
needed.
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rooms; large lot; room for stable; bargain.
CHAS. WEIGAND & CO., 1876 Mar
st.
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WATSON AVE.-Two-family. double house; II
rooms: lot 50x100; $500 cash, balance straight
mortgage. WILLIAMS. room 6l2. 800 Broad.
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West Orange.

EIGHT-RoOM modern house, West Orange;
all improvements: lot 50x150; II sold at once,
s4,1oo. NJ. j. BROWN. $50 Main ST. Orange.
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Morris Plains.

RAG of land near Morris Plains; good
neighborhood; 81 acres; small barn; no other
81, 900. SCHWARz, As Clinton st.
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% ACRES. right in the town; Groom house.
small barn. some fruit; will sell on easy
terms. WILLIAMS, room 6l2, 500 Broad st.
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We have carefully examined the following
described properties and can them,
as we are prepared to substantiate any state
ments we may make regarding the same:
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SPRING LAKE. N. J.-Corner property. Mon
mouth and Third ayes. two blocks from
ocean and lake; 10 rooms. bath and laundry;
furnished complete; ground 75x150; room for
garage or stable; must be sold to close an.
estate; bargain. 81, 500; make offer. CHAS.
& CO., 1875 Market st.
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FOR bargains In houses, farms, acreage sp-
ply JOHN J. SLOAT. Room 9is. Scheuer Bldg.
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NEW Broom, 1-family, large plot; open
plumbing; all improvements; excellent loca-
ton; near West Summit station; cheap, or
will exchange for city or income. CHAS. G.
FRITZ. T76 Broad st.
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NEW Broom. 1-fanily. large plot; open
plumbing: all improvements: excellent loca-
tion; near West Summit station; cheap, or
will exchange for city or income. cHAS G..
FRITZ. rs Broad st.
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WALNUT INTELLECTUALLY brick house; i
rooms: gas and water; good condition; 4
close, cheap. SETH ROGERS ABRAMS, 75
Broad.
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PL.-Ne 1-family frame; s rooms;
all improvements; decorated; gas and electric
fixtures; will exchange for 2-family; s4,4o0.
SETH ROGERS ABRAMS, T5S Broad.
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EIGHT-ROOM modern house, West Orange;
all improvements; lot 50xi50; IL sold at once,
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New BrunsvIck.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.-Farms, acrsags
sand land; state wants. PAUL F. WILL
JAMS.
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FOR SADE-Seven-room, steam heated house,
all improvements. open plumbing excellent
So, 600. NJ. J. BROWN. 260 Main st..
Orange.
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ROSEV1LLE AvE.-l1-room residences: bath.
heater. hardwood finish. $500. FRANK A.
MANbEY. $50 Broad st.
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MUST BE Ill QUICK.
BUILDING LOT. 50x100, on Springfield av.
adjoining plot, 50x100. on South 18th st.
W LOTS on S. 14th St. near Springfield av.
LOT No. 2S3, 18th av. 25x100
PLOT. 1896. Houston St, near Hamburg
pl.. 60x90.
FOUR LOTS. cor. 18th av. and South 18th st,
THREE-FAMILY HOUSE, with extra lot, Nos.
n-73 Jacob st.
CARL f. EITZ
559 Broad street
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~ONfs-FANTbY house. 6 rooms and bath; lot
25x119; $500; $500 cash.
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observation-disclosures: all improvements;
10 rooms, two baths; steam heat: near sta
ton; yearly rent, sG2f; will sell cheap. ROB-
BRT .MENHEL, 39 Main st, East Orange,
near junction.
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SACRIFICE to go West; 2-family house; lot
90x1S7; 10 rooms. large attic; all improve
meats: 2 baths; fine neighborhood: high ele-
walton; good mortgage to remain; price IS, 500.
WM. H. STEVENSON, 561 Bloomfield av.
BLOOMFIELD Centre.
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Is MINUTES from Broad and Market SITS.
high ground; select neighborhood; near stores
and school, i-family house, 6 rooms; improve
mentg; 50, 500.
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O~NE-FAMILY houss. Z rooms. water gas.
toilet. ccmented cellar; lot 50x100; 81, $50; $500
cash, balance easy terms.
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MODERN 2-fan1ily house; 5 rooms and bath
in each apartment: large open attic; fine
cemented cellar; one block from Springfield
nNn 81 20
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ROSEVILLE SECTION-Fine neighborhood;
lot 55x100: house 2~I@-stofy, 0 rooms and bath;
heater and all other improvements: part pur-
chase money can remain in mortgage; price
$500. SCHNARZ, as Clinton st.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
SCIENTISTS READ PAPERS.
National Academy SaVantN Plan An
other Session To-day.


Papers OF scientific interest were
read by well-known savants and stu
dents at the National Academy OF Sci
ences at the Smithsonian Institution
yesterday afternoon at . o'clock.
Prof. Ira Remsen presided over the
deliberations Of the body. and a busi-
ness meeting In the morning preceded
other meeting this afternoon at .
o'clock in the National Museum. 70
which the public is invited.
The following papers viii be read
and discussed;
a Proposed international atlas of land forms -
". ". Davis: The Geological AGE of the Santa
Cruz beds Of Patagonia with restorations Of santa
Cruz mammals with laHters illusiratlons} W
p. Scott; The biological station for research a.
AgaTs Island, Bermuda" with lantern illustratiopsl
Z. L. Mark; The geological basis Of hereditv
and the determination Of sex" with lantern illus
trations), T. 3. Wilson; "0n the functions Of the
Danthyroid glands in their relation 10 calcium
metabclism and 10 tetany W. g. NlacCaIlun ana
c, Foegtlin. introduced hy ". H. Welchl. sun
pie1lentaTy atmosphere. 7. G. Chamberin. Great
tangertisl movements Of the earth's crust Bailev
Willis introduced hy Ira Remsenl: Some results
OF he magnetic survey Of the United STATES /
A. Bauer introduced by r. S. Woodward. "Tbe
metasilicates Of lime and magnesia-An application
of physical chemistry to minerals" f. T. Allen
introduced By r. 5. Woodward: The cxaet
measuren enfs q quantities q heat I'D to go dc.
gTees centiTsde' W. P. White introduced by r
S. Woodward: Spernat0genesis IN the bee and In
the wasp" E. l. Mark and Martin Copeland
Biographical memoir Of Alpheus HYATT. " X
Brooks Perceptions. ideas. and Authorizations
]. Nick. tattall; Application Of periodic solutions
Of the problem Of three h0dies Of the motion Of
the moon - T. X Monitor Gutroduced bv 4 II
Moore); Biographical memoir Of Asaph Han" q
W Hill
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
ELKS AGAIN ARB HOSTS
Second Nights Entertainment Sue
cessful as First.
More Than One Thousand Persons
Help swell Clubs Furni-
tuFe Fund.

The second night Of the Easter enter
tainment and dance OF the Washington
Lodge, No. Is. B. p o. Elks. at their new
home, 9l9 II street northwest. was equal
lY as successful as the first. and more
tnan 1000 persons attended last night.
All expectations have been surpassed
in the success Of the entertainment. which
IS for the benefit Of the furniture fund.
The entire house was thrown open with
characteristic Elk hospitality, into the
spirit Of which every one seemed 10 enter
An attractive dance programme had
been arranged. and many thronged the
nall during the entire evening.
The musical numbers. under the direc-
ton Of Carl Z. Cundlach. were very well
rendered. The Mysterious Oriental Black
Art, in which Miss Susie Gundlach and
Gustav Milburn assisted, was especially
worthy Of note. Caspar Herbert gave J
X. Emmet's warbles.
Frank Painter and Bert II. Street were
the original "Schlitz and Schlatz."
Much amusement was created when +
). Merschimer. assisted by A. King auc-
toned of an Elk cake.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-22
AMERICANS WIN AT CHESS.
Baron ROthscbiId Decides Unfinished
Games to BE Drawn.

New York, April H-Baron Albert de
Rothschild, of Vienna, referee in the An
glo-American cable chess match for the
Newnes trophy cabled to the Brooklyn
Chess Club to-day as follows:
Consider both games drawn"
The message had reference to the two
games left unfinished on March a. and
upheld the contention OF the American
committee that the games could not be
won by the EngIishmen despite the fact
that each of the latter had the advantage
Of pawn. Thus a. B. Hodges. at the
first board, IS credited with draw
against J. P. Blackburne, the American
incidentally maintaining his unbeaten
record; and Z. Delmar with a draw
against II. w. Richmond. The final To-
tails Of the match, therefore. are gls
games for America, and S15 for Great
Britain. Not single defeat is charged
against the American team. and the vic
tory is the most pronounced Vet recorded
ip the annals of the series.