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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-24
TRUST COMPANIES
LEAD In DEPOSITS.
Resources Aggregate
SIS3,732,857.5l.

TRENTON, Dec. PA statement
showing the condition of New Jersey
banking institutions has been Issued by
David O. Watkins. State Commissioner
of Banking and Insurance. The report
covers the close of business on Novem-
Der 27. and shows that all classes of
banks ave amounting to
1901, 1902, 665, &c. This total is divided as
follows:
Nineteen State banks, SIG, 943, 1852. 20;
twenty-siX savings banks, 500, 626, 037 30,
and sevcnty-five trust companies, $751;
1872, S75.51.
In all OF the banks the AMOUNT of
money on deposit is S162, $50, 299.5f The
trust companies lead in deposits with a
total of $135, S3S. 72S.51. The State banks
arel second with $19 ,321, 902.5 SIS, and the
savings banks last with 3,469A568 As.
The banking houses and fixtures of all
three classes are valued at $7,0S9, 500. IA,
divided as follows: State banks, $685.
295 65; savings banks 81 ,4o1 ,474 "a; trust
companies, $5.21S, 500 rs. The surplus
funds of the banks are: State. $1,070,-
coo; savings banks, $7,210,128 Il; trust
companies, l 7,1o2. POI IS.
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MAMMOTH OIL
PLANT IN LINDEN
STARTS MONDAY
Standard Soon to Employ 1000
Men and Probably Increase
Force to 1000.

ELIZABETH, Dec. 24.-The largest
oil refinery in the world, owned by the
Standard Oil Company in Linden town
ship, will start on Monday to refine oil.
Many men have already Deer hired.
In the following few days operations
Will be gradually enlarged. until within
a short time 1000 men will be employed.
This immense plant has been in
course of construction for the last year
and a half. 1t has given employment
to more than 1000 men most of that
time. There are more than $500 men
at present engaged in the construction
of the refinery.
Within the next few years it is eX-
pected that the plant will be in full
operation and will employ at least 1000
persons. The attention of the Standard
Oil Company at the present timo is di-
rected toward installing a water sys-
tenn. The water will be taken from
Staten Island Sound through a suction
system that will supply t~hirty-six mill,
ion gallons a day.
The plant is situated so as to get
rapid transportation of it's output and
has access to the main lime of the
Pennsylvania railroad, neal the Linden
station, to the Long Branch division
of the Jersey Central railroad, wlsi&h
has built a system of spurs through
its grounds.
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TBF pRoDIlCr MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Butter-Firm: re:
eeipts. 3,1S7: creamery specials, 80 Official
price, 33); extras. 32i2: third TO first, 231
81; held, common to special, 22d291s; State
dairy, common to special, 2l430.
C~heese-Quiet, but firm and unchanged
receipts. 1873.
Bges-Irregular: receipts, 4.576: State,
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby. fancy. selected,
white, 40; Western first. S2ls@S3; seconds,
31d32.
Flour-Receipts. 1888; sales. 1900; dull
and about steady.
Wheat-Receipts. none: sales. 100000: ad-
Vances of y to u per bushel We're made in
wheat this morning. MS a result of strong
cables. rain In the Argentine and light
northwest receipts. December. 1l0AMil0M:
May, 1l11s0111l7-16,
Rye-Dull; No. . Western. sl1h +. o. b.
New York.
lions.
B~eef-steady: family. l7.OOd17. 30; mess,
13.O0dl3.50: packet, A.6OQi5,50.
Lard-steady; Western, 9.75aa.S5.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining, 3.11:
centrifugal, 96 test, 1851; molasses sugar,
2.a2; refined. steady; crushed. 5.35: pow
dered. i.75. graduated, As.
Petroleum-Steady. refined, all ports,
S.45mS.50.
tos, 75sdSts.
Moiasses-Steady New orleans, 2Sal2.
Poultry-Alive. dull. chickens, II: fowls,
i2lH; turkeys. lOtii6; dressed. steady: West
ern spring chickens. lfulS, fowls, 11tsMli,
spring turkeys. iGdis
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MYRTLE APARTMENTS
ARE SOLD FOR Sl35,OOO.
Deal Includes the Transfer of
Four Lots.

The Myrtle apartment house at War
rem street and Sussex and Myrtle ave-
nues, has been sold by Edward V.
Warren, of % Clinton street, to Gustav
Lachenauer, proprietor of a hotel at
Sixteenth street n South Orange e
nue., for $135, 600. The deal included the
transfer of four lots and a thrse-story
business structure Ii South Sixteenth
street 200 yards south of South Orange
avenue to Mr.. Warren, besides mort
cages and cash.
A part of the deal was that Mr..
Warren should sell to Robert Mcneil
and George Mutchler the three two
story frame. houses at IL North Sixth
street and 4S1 and 4S3 Warren street,
the consideration being S22, 1000.
The combination deal, which was
completed yesterday, included the sign
ing of more than forty papers,
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DROPS OUT
Of 81 COMPAN|ES
FOR HEALTRS SAKE
Millionaire in the Future to Con-
fine His Activities to Only
Three Concerns.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Thomas F.
Ryan, who largely curtailed his business
activities by retiring from the boards
of many companies two years ago, ten
dered further designations yesterday,
with the result that he is now officially
connected with only the Morton Trust
Company, the National Bank of Com
merce and the American Tobacco Com
pany.
1T simply means said Mr.. Ryan,
that my doctors tell me l ought to let
up. They told me SO two years ago,
and since Then l have gradually with
draw from the directorates of thirty
is a continuance of the policy OF I'M
loading business responsibilities us
rapidly as L a in justice to all inter-
ests involved. That is all there is of
it." S
The companies from which Mr., Ryan
resigned yesterday are the American
Congo Company, Continental Rubber,
the Commercial Trust Company OF
Philadelphia, the Carolina, Clinchheld
and OHIO Railroad. the Fifth Avenue
Trust Company, the Industrial Trust
Company of Providence, the Mercan-
tile Trust Company and the Seaboard
Air Line.
The story of Mr.. Ryan's rise to power
in the financial district has often been
told. Born in Livingston, Nelson county,
Va, ON October II, 1851, of S~cotch-Irish
parents, he was left an orphan when {
years old. After several years spent
on a farm II two years in the mercan-
tile house of hissfutures authoritarian
John S. Barry, in Baltimore, he came to
New York, andadt II psas a partner in
a Stock Exchange house. In taking up
street railway and lighting consolida-
tons here and in Chicago, Mr.. Ryan
became acquainted with William C.
Whitney. With Mr.. Whitney and other
capitalists he brought about the merger
of New York's street railway lines.
After forming several railroad COM
binations, including the Richmond Ter
minal, Mr.. Ryan was largely instru-
mental in bringing about the huge to-
bacco companies merger under the
name of the. American Tobacco Com
pany. He then joined with King Leo
pold of Belgium in organizing the big
rubber combine, in which the Guggen-
helms were also concerned
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SECURITIES FOR PUBLIC
FUNDS ARE ANNOUNCED,
Secretary Cortelyou Issues LIST
in ComnIiance with Law.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Although
no additional deposits of public funds in
national banks are contemplated, Sec
rotary Cortelyou today, in compliance
with the law of March A, 1907, announced
the classes of securities that would be
accepted in the event of such deposits
being made. They are as follows:
United States, Philippines, Porto Ricoss
and District of Columbia bonds at pars
Bonds of Hawaii territory at 80 per
cent, at the option of the secretary Of
the treasury, the Philippine Railway
Company bonds and those of States,
municipalities n high grade roads,
such as are legal investments for a v
ings banks in New York, Massachu-
setts, Connection or New Jersey at 30
per cent. OF their par value. For h
initial or first deposit, United States
bonds are required.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks office today.
NJ. and s. Bruek, owners. with II
Cohen, contractor, mason work, SzOo
Washington street.
Mrs. George f. Bnbbitt, owner. with A
G. Brown. contractor, painting WORK, SsS
Park avenue, Orange, n. j..
r. 7. Bennett, owner, with A.. G.. Ben
nett, contractor, carpenter work, S2,93o
South Twentieth street, East Orange, N, j.
Same owner with Samuel Kolodin, con
tractor. painting work, $lS5, same premises
Same owner, with Krauss Brothers, CON
tractor, plumbing and heating work, $3.50
same premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Dawson, own
ers. with Jacob II. Fredericks. contractor
carpenter work, 81. $50, Lincoln avenue.
Same owners, with Henry Mosey & Sons,
contractors, mason work. N,2S2, same prem
ises.
Same owners. with Amos Plerson, con-
tractor, plumbing aud steam fitting work,
81, 090, same premises.
Frank & Gonrley. owners, with Day &
Raymond. contractor, mason work, 81 40,
Montgomery street.
Same owners, with Arthur M. Maddox,
contractor, plumbing work, $l,ls4, same
premises.
Same owners, with August Ernest. con.
tractor, timing work, $1,000. same prem.
isex.
Same owners, with Charles Frater. con.
tractor, carpenter work $3.50, same prom
Uses.
w. G. Hnrnaski. owner, With Seymour
Tucker, contractor, all the work. $4,000,
RutlidSe avenue, East Orange. N. J
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, DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Dun's Review
this week will say: Ban exchanges
this. week at all the leading cities in
the ttitcd States are $2,515, 6S4, 1i9, only
81 per cent. less than in the correspond
ing week of 1906. Losses continue to
predominant, although they are gener-
ally small and considerably less than
in the earlier months of the year. For
the fourth quarter, Including Deem
Der, for three weeks. the decrease in
bank c%learings compared with the &C
tive year 1896, is only 90 per cent,
which compares with losses of 1853, 2l.5
and 31.T per cent. in the thnfd, second
n first quarters respectively.
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10000 GUM MACHINES
TO BE MADE IN TRENTON

TRENTON, Dec. 24.-Ten thousand
chewing-gum machines will be made
here by the Motor Car Speciality Com
pany. This is the largest order of its
kind that has come to this city, and
will main the %reopening of the
plant and the employment of forty
hands for the next four months.
To fill the order involves the making
of 500, 900 pieces of machine work and
so, 900 ~cogwheels will be cut. The ma
chimes are to be made for the American
Vending Machine Company, of New
York.
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MONEY N EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York Ss per cent.
The sub-treasury was a debtor at the
clearing house this morning for SIG 9a3.
The sub-treasury gained S164.0 from the
banks yesterday, and since Friday IT has
gained SOL, GOO from the banks. -
New York commercial bar silver, 49ssSS
and Mexican dollars. IS cents. London bar,
silver, 22Ad.; London bar gold, rs, f0d.
London ~consols for money, S3B; for ac-
count, So 15-16d. London call money, 2is
per cent. Rate of discount for short bills.
l%, per cent. Three months bills. 25-l6
per cent.
Paris closing rentes, 96 frames 621a ceI
times. Berlin private discount rate 8 pef.
cent; exchange ON London. 20 marks 4eI,
pigs.
The foreign exchange market opened
steady. Demand sterling, 4.S695 to 4.SZ.,
cables, 4.Sf45 to 4.S7ia; sixty-day bills, 4S5i5
to Assn; short francs, 5.l51s less 1854, short
marks. 95 BIG.
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FOREIGN COUNTERFEIT
BILLS IN NEW YORK.
--.A---
Fifty 1000 franc Belgian AL
legged Notes Disposed OF.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-About fifty
1,000-franc bills, purporting to have
been issued by the State Bank of Bel
GUM last April, but believed by local
experts to be conterfeits, have recently
been disposed of in this city, princi-
pally to specie brokers.
Secret service agents are searching
for a man tand a woman, the former tall
and the latter of medium height, and
both speaking French Auently. They
are said to have been placing the notes
for two or three weeks. demanding
cash only.
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DIVIDEND

The Montreal Steel Works declared regu-
lar semi-annual dividends of 2 per cent.
and a quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent.
ON it's preferred stock, payable January s;
The Commercial Trust Company declared
n quarterly dividend of 3 per cent, payable
january 2.
The New York and New Jersey Tele-
phone Company declared a regular quar-
terly dividend Of ia. per, cent, payable
January Is, to stockholders of record
january 8.
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JERSEY GUARDS RESOURCES WELL

TRENTON, Dec. 24-New Jersey Is
one of the leading States in the Union,
so far as the conservation of its natural
is concerned, according to the
report of a commission having the sub
iect in charge. which has just been
submitted to Governor Fort. The re-
port. however. points out that too many
commissions in charge Of the various
result in duplication OF eff
fort and conflict of authority.
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TIE Z I MARKRT-

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-The cotton mar
ket opened firm at an advance of u points
on December, and Of sal points on later
positions on covering by shorts in the near
months and rumors that there was II con
siderable Interest remaining In December,
trading In which ceases next week. Al
tthe advance 10 9.14 for this position. the
fcontentlNted long interest became a mod
crate seller. and business was less active
with prices a point or Two off from the
best during the middle of the morning.
The market was dull during the late
forenoon. with prices at midday about .
TO 4 points net higher.
quotations furnished by Van Schaick &
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WOMAN A CREDITOR, NOT PARTNER.

TRENTON, Dec. 24-United States
Judge William M. tanning has filed an
opinion in the bankruptcy proceedings
Of D. II. Brand & Co, holding that Mrs.
Ida Schweizer, of this city, is a creditor
of the concern to the extent of $25. 600,
not a partner, as was claimed by David
II. Brand.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 24.-Delny to harvest
operations in Argentina owing to wet
weather caused gains OF about u in the
wheat market today. May opened at 106ss
to 106M9107. Later May touched 107.
Light offerings had a strengthening eff
feet on corn. May opened at 81 10 61hs
and sold Mt 6lA.
oats were quiet and firm. May opened
at 80 to 52h.
Provisions were quiet and steady, with
prices at the opening 2ls higher to 8 lower.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Dec. 24.-American securities
opened steady, and from a to "a lower
tnan yesteruaySS hhe" aoTk eioslhg, me
Pacific. Trading was quiet during the
early session.
American securities in the afternoon
weakened on reallzations until New York
sent good support. This caused a recovery
and Q firm close.
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NEW CAMDEN EXPRESS COMPANY.

CAMDEN. Dec. 24.-The Camden and
Magnolia Express Company, to carry
on the express business, has been in
corporated here; capital, $4,000; Moor
porators, Charles A. Rudolph, W. J..
Schneider, Christian Rudolph.
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REAL ESTATEF FOR EXCHANGE.
Arlington.

APARTMENT HOUSE-One Of the most de-
sifable apdrtn emit house properties In New
ark we'll located corner property; modern in
all its appointments; steam heat. electric lights,
etc. thoroughly well built; all rented on a good
paying basis: low price; little cash required;
only centrally, located, unencumbered Newark
property considered for exchange. &ddress
II. c. SMITH, 1874 Midland av., Arlington, n. J.
A NUMBER of wcll-located town lots; I'm
proved; near depot and trolley. will exchange
for good Income Newark property. not too
heavily encountered. H. C. SMITH. Arlington,
N. ].
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THE MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec, Money on call
steady et'et2lssA per cent; ruling rate, 81;
closing bid. .. offered at a4. Time loans
quiet and steady; 60 days and 50 DAYS, 3A
IssSs,sa per cent, six months, sii-us|i per cent.
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NEW one-famiiy brick house; Q rooms ant
bath; all improvements: steam heat; elegan
location; easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER
IL Harrison av.. Harrison
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
NV York Stock Exchange:
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ESTATE
SPECIAL ~DAYs-TUEsDAYs AND FRIDAYS :
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AND
EXCHANGE.

MODERN RESIDENCE. Arlington. N. j.. with
garage and 160X150 feet plot on corner: price
Sic. 900; mortgage to suit. Apply B.. 1876 Sip av.,
Jersey City.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

PARAMOUNT Az, Billboard and rooms. steam
heat, AL modern improvements; zhomelike;
reasonable
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell,
stock brokers. nc Broad street. Tele-
phone 615: Yesterdays
Open. Close. Close.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE,

Furnished by Byrne e Mcdonnell,
stock brokers, IT'S Broad street. Tele-
phone els; Yesterdays
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUrOF TOWN.

AT BEAUTIFUL B~oONToN-Two blocks from
stnticn. corner plot: 11-room house: price
s3.7oo. Address. Box 5S5. Boonton. N. ].
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

SMALL furnished apartment with conveniences
wanted In nice neighborhood and reasonable
rent. Answer MISS l.. MONTAGUE. General
Delivery, Atlantic City, N. ].
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Chatham. New Jersey.
CHRISTMAS-Tots and building sites; high,
kealthful section; for homes or Investment
Laekawanna Road; adjoining summit: 25 min
utes from Newark; sc minutes from New York
city; SO trains daily; near station; attractive
low prices and terms. See or write
Chatham N. j.. or 100 Broadway. n. y. or
II. r. Holmes. p. o. Box 1914. Newark.
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Chatham. New Jersey.

REAL ESTATE values, insurance. loans. J.. j.
CONNELL. i13 Washington av., Bellevillei
established 1898.
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Q SAI.E-A 7-room cand bath residence IN
Mpntelair. near W~est-Orange trolley line 10
Newafk.. afrI near Montclair new Cedar Street
School: cab be purchased now for SO. POO; $500
cash. bs lauce straight mortgage: neighborhood
high, and healthy. Address j. w. GDAlSTEh'
375 Bloomfield av., Montclair, N. j.
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R0xcffe,

AT ROSELLE. as minutes from Broad and
Mark ct. SITS. on Main line, new house. I rooms.
all, improvements steam heat: lot 32xi20 feet;
on Chestnut St, near school; sacrifice at 81, 800;
only $500 cash. balance monthly.
UNION REALTY AND INVESTMENT CO,
Union Square, Elizabeth, N. ].
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! REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-One, two and three.family houses.
lots and acreage; list now. FRANK A. MAN
LEY, $50 Broad st.
WANTED-A two-famiiy house. with all i'm
provements. Roseville or East Orange section
Address IMMEDIATE. Box SO. Star ONCE.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
hished by Post & Flags:
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APARTMENTS, FLATS AMI
ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

TC~--%--- % ~--<~-)H
APARTMENT CECIL. Third and Believille avs
Choice corner, and Groom apartments.
possession Immediately; handsomely decorated
and containing all up.to-date improvements
Apply to %ianitor. or FULLER, LAND CO.,
Arlington, N. j.
BIGELow APARTMENTS. 1872 BIgelow St, be-
tween johnson and Elizabeth avs.-Fine loca-
tion; five rooms and bath; all improvements
hot water; steam heat; ~Ianitor service; rent se,
$40, s21. Inquire on premises.
FIFTEENTH Az. 3s1-store and two rooms to
Jet. with improvements; rent s12.
OUR pleasant rooms to colored family. with
references. Apply 10 Academy st.
FOUR ROOMS on first floor; rent reasonable
Inquire 152 Norfolk st.
GILLETTE APARTMENTs-six large rooms
tiled bath; 1anitor service; telenh9 ne excel-
Agent. Union Building. Clinton st.
Inquire of cURRAN, second floor, 5o4 High
streel.
JEFFERSON ST. 4a-Four-room house, $40
steady tenant desired.
SOUTH FOURTEENTH ST. s7l-FivA rooms,
all improvements; $40.
STIRLING ST, Az. near Court House-Pleas.
ant large front room; gas, bath. steam; pri-
.vate house.
SIOffE ana TWO llN1ng rooms. IMPROVEMENTS
rent reasonable. Inquire 80 Hillside pl., second
floor.
WALNUT ST, o. First and third floors. each
5 rooms: rents s14 and 50; gas and water. In
luire on premises.
WARREN AND SECOND ~STS.-F1ats 10 let
rooms: newly decorated; improvements
rents 80. S12. 30: free rent to January /. 1909. IN
quire c. RTINESMITH, $50 Warren st.
WRIGHT ST, 11s-Three small rooms, water
and gas; rent low.
Arlington.
FIRST FLOOR t~wo-family house. 6 rooms and
bath; s14. LILA II. HARRIS 15l Mid
land av.. Arlington. N. ].
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FARMS O SALE.

FARM FOR SALE-To close an estate. abou
80 acres: highly productive; abundance o.
water, orchards and upland meadows; large, flint
buildings; one hour from New York; fine coun
try seat; 1.1o0 feet river frontage; price 80, $50
W. w. RIDDLE. executor. Boonton. n. ]
p. o. Box SIS
SMALL FARMS In every county of NewvJer
sey; state wishes; catalogue free. PAUB +
WILLIAMS. New Brunswick.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS
WANTED

WANTED, by adults, three or four rooms, un-
furnished; upper part of two-family house
preferred must be good locality. TRULY. Box
y. Star Once, -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

LATHR0P ANDERSON.
REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
tE BROAD ST. OPP ORANGE ST
TELEPHONE 1881
FACTORY SPECIALIST.