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KEARNY.

Tit Kearny Hose Company No. 2 will
make arrangements tomorrow night for a
smoker to be held Wednesday night.
At the meeting of the Independent
Voters League held at the home of Presl-
dent Henry b. Caithness Saturday might
It was decided to circulate at once petit
lions addressed to the Legislature recon-
mending the abolition of the voting ma
chimes. The petitions were given to repre-
sentauves in each ward today and when
the signatures are obtained they will be
forwarded to the members Of the Legisla-
ture by the secretary. The merits of the
Heeloer bill were informally discussed. The
meeting adjourned subject to the call Of
the chair.
Joseph Fisher. of Kearny avenue, will
celebrate the fourteenth anniversary OF
his conversion tonight at the First Baptist
Church, Harrison. The Rev. Johu e..
H~ollingWood, superintendent of the Bow
cry mission, will conduct the services.
Andrew Zalleka, of 50 North Sixth street,
and John Polypo, of 70 North Eighth
street, Brooklyn, were arrested by Special
Officer Cuthbertson, of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, Saturday night for stealing
were taken to the Kearny police station,
and the Brooklyn authorities notified. The
laos were turned over to the authorities
OF that city today.
The Hudson County Tax Board is look
ing over some properties in Kearny and
Arlington today whose owners claim eX-
cessive assessments against them.
Andrew Terhune, Of Schuyler avenue,
was held by Recorder James #. Kelly yes
terday in $1o0 ball for the Grand Jury on
The charge of assault and battery made
against him by his brother. Charles. The
o flair took place Saturday night.
Water Purveyor Hugh McQuoid. who
recently underwent an operation iii a New
ark hospital, was able to be out today for
the first time.
Tba I odfost AnxiliaFv Of Central Hose
Company, of Kearny, will hold a meeting
In the fire house, In Davis avenue, to-
morrow evening. Important business, in
Guiding election OF officers, Will take place.
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PHILLY HAS TWIN RECORD.
s2s Sets Born There in Year-Pitts-
burg Comes Next.

HARRISBURG, Jan S.-Three hundred
and twenty-three sets of twins were born
in Philadelphia in twelve months, accord
ing to the records OF the Bureau OF Vital
Statistics of the State Department OF
Health. just compiled for the past year.
OF these ia sets were among the native
born population-iu other words, the OLD
Quaker city families-while the foreign
born population of the city produced oniy
149 sets. !.
Pittsburg has a record OF q sets OF
twins. 80 native born and 80 foreign born
Reading comes next with 80. Scranton -
Johnstown Is, McKeesport IL Allegheny
CITY is. Easton IS, Harrisburg 10, YORK 10
Homestead Is.
There were 1925 births. exclusive OF
still births, in Pennsylvania. The pirth
rate. based upon these returns, was IA per
1000 of population. The birth rate OF the
native population was 20. and of the ior,
eign population s5.3. There were ef'1oA
male babies born and sO,014 female.
There we're 1882 sets of twins and 10 sets
of triplets. OF the twin births LOS &C
cnrred among the native and $50 among
the foreign born population, in four cases
the nativity being unstated. OF the Triple
births II occurred in the native born ana
4 in the foreign born.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


LAWRENCE STREET GRADING, CURLING
M FLAGGING, GOVERNOR STREET
PAVING AND VINE STREET PAVING
Notice is hereby given, that an assessment
upon all the owners Of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each Of the fol-
lowing improvements, namely: The grading,
LAWRENCE STREET.
from street to South Canal street,
according to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
the city of Newark, entitled, AN ordinance
ging Of lawrence street, from Commerce street
to South CanLl street, approved November %,
The paving Of
from Washington street to a point about 155
feet west of Vine street. according to the pro-
vision Of an ordinance of the city OF Newark.
entitled, An ordinance to provide for the
street to { point about I55 feet west of Vine
street, approved March 8, 1907.
VINE STREET.
from West Kinney street to Governor street.
according to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
to provide for the paving of Vine street. from
West Kinney street to Governor street. ap-
proved March 8, 1901. has been prepared by the
undersigned commissioners, appointed by the
Mayor Of the city Of Newark. and that a re-
port by a certificate in writing, with an ac-
complaining map and schedule. showing the
several assessments against the several owners
peculiarly benefited as aforesaid, has been de-
posted in the office Of the city Clerk of the
city of Newark, for examination by the parties
Interested therein.
Sale assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels OF land and real estate liable to
be assessed az aforesaid, lying on both sides Of
LAWRENCE STREET.
from Commerce street to South Canal street;
on both sides of ,
GOVERNOR STREET,
from Washington street to a point about 15
feet west Of the westerly line of Vine street.
and on both sides OF
VINE STREET,
from West Kinney street to Governor street.
A lot represents an entire plot of land,
whether largo or small.
All persons interested in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners on
Friday. the seventeenth day Of January. 1908,
at 2 p. m. st the Commissioners room. No.
4 I'D floor, City Hall,
Dated January Ii. 1903.
WILLIAM DIMOND.
JOHN F. MONAHAN.
ADO1PH FTSCH,
1anl1-bt COMMISSIONER
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NOTICES TO ADVERTISERS

L CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN
TENDED FOR PUBLICATION IN II
EVENING STAR rus BE DELIVERED IN
THIS OFFICE BEFORE Il O'CLOCK NOON
ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION IN ORDER
TO Make ALL EDITIONS. ADVERTISE
MENTS RECEIVED AFTER THAT TIME
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE FIRST
AVAILABLE EDITION UNDER THE HEAD
TOO ATE TO CLASSIFY"
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS WILL
BE KEPT o TWO WEEKS AND THEN
DESTROYED. UNLESS ADVERTISERS RE
QUEST OTHERWISE.
RATE ADVERTISING 1c PER WORT
e INSERTION. EXCEPT AS HERE
AFTER NOTED: BE- PER LINE e
MONTH, 50 PER I'M PER YEAR. e. o
d., soc PER LINE PER MONTH. S. PEI
LINE PER YEAR.
DEATH NOTICES. FTFTY WORDS. Soc
ADDITIONAL WORDS. 10c o EACH
SEVEN WORDS.
MARRIAGE NOTICES, SOC.
AUCTION SALES, SC A LINE WITHOUT
ANY DISCOUNT.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES. &c.
ALL ADVERTISEMENTS TO BE SET IN
AGATE. CAPITALS AND BLANK SPACES
f0c A LIN
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CAUSES
DEATH RICH
MANS O
Freshman Tied to Tomb
stone Over Night Con-
tracts Fatal Illness.

LOUISVILLE Jan. IS. - Edward
KEEPER. who died yesterday at San An
tonic, was the son of a prosperous
Louisville merchant.
The hazing which is alleged to have
brought on the fatal illness occurred at
Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre
Haute. Ind, in the autumn of 1906.
KEEPER at the time had been a member
of the freshman class for a month.
His room was entered by upper class
men, who blindfolded him, led him to a
cemetery and tied him securely TO a
tombstone. He remained in that posi-
ton from midnight until morning. An
attack of typhoid from which he
passed into the clutches of tuberculosis
followed.
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Mortgages Recorded.

NEWARK.
sahneider. east esst side ID South So 70 sev asfna Street {,
164 feet north from Fifteenth avenue. and
second tract, $1,000.
Anna T. Garabrant and husband to
Phebe G. Clark. west side Treacy avenue,
212 feet north from Madison avenue, IS. 900.
Susan Bryce to Jacob Simonson, west
SIDE Halsey street, 10 feet north from
Susan Bryce to Charles A. Feick. north
side winthrop street, $50 feet west from
Lincoln avenue; and second tract. 81, 700.
Samuel Katz to Susan I. Whittemore,
east side First street, 81 feet south from
Central avenue, 81 1000.
William W. Lyons to Gustavus A. Rich
ards, south side Grafton avenue, corner
west side Lake street, 5000.
Mile Feinberg and husband to Samuel
Schwarz, west side Belmont avenue, IS
Joseph Biel to Sigmund Appel, west side
Hunterdon street. 1S0 feet north from Rose
street. $3.50.
Ida Schwartz and husband to Abraham
Shipman ct al. west side Nicholson street,
80 feet north from William street, 800.
Rose Blacksmith to Charles Chapman,
east side Bedford street: southwest side lot
No. % Demarest Farm. $1,000.
Michael Sterniek to Emily breckenridge
(eXecutrix, etc.), northwest corner Hill
side place and Rose street; $500.
west corner Hillside place and Rose street,
500.
Frank Stafford to Annie Egan, north
side Rose street, II feet east from Bergen
street, 5000. S
Roseville Realty Company to Progress
Building and Loan Association. north side
Newbold street, l43 feet east from North
Eleventh street. 50 900.
TOWNSHIPS.
Catherine N. Greeye and husband Il
Horace T. BTumley trustee, etc.). Belle
vile, west side Cortlandt street, so feet
south from Little street. 500.
Lille s. Pedlow and husband to Montrose
Realty and Improvement Company, South
Orange, east side Clarke place, 1925 feet
from northeast side Montrose avenue. 81, $50.
Stephen Kozlik 10 William Read Howe,
West Orange, north side Cherry street, $50
feet northwest from Whtttlesey avenue,
500.
William selig to John Brown. Orange
street, southeast side land John Brown,
81 900.
Charles r.. Garfield to John s. Throck-
morton. Caldwell, east side Hanford place,
1913 feet from south side Whitfield street,
5000.
Adolph Johnson to Otto Rohn, Mont
clair, north side Harvard street, $50 feet
east from Grove street. $500,
George f. Simpson, jr., to F. Sidney
Cotton, Verona. southwest side Hillside
avenue, 220 feet northwest from Lakeside
avenue. 1900,
Dennis Hartigan to John r. Kane. Glen
Ridge. east side Herman street, 345 feet
south from Belleville avenue, $4,000.
Hubert Lersch to Anna K. f.. Range,
Bloomfield and Belleville. southeast cor
ner Willet street and land New York and
Greenwood Lake Railway, S2,75
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CHARGED WITH RUNNING
A DISORDERLY HOUSE.
Mary Pfalatt Held at Fourth Precinct
Police Station-Witness
Out on Bail.

Mary Pfalatt. % years old. OF 1856 Bruce
street, was arraigned in the Fourth Pre-
cinct Police Court today on a charge OF
conducting a disorderly house at that
address. She was arrested Saturday night
I'm company with Salvatore Schillerio. 30
years old, OF So Fourteenth avenue, at
the Bruce street house by Plainclothes-
men Reilly and Holzhauer, of the Fourth
Precinct.
James r. McDermit, counsel for the
woman, asked for a hearing. The court
set Thursday and fixed the bail at $500
for each. A friend of the witness fur
nished the bond. but the defendant went
back to the cell.
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NATIONAL RIFLE MATCH
TO TAKE PLACE IN OHIO.
Only State Contests at Sea Critic
Commence August 24--New Jersey
Will Enter Team.
Especial TO the Evening star.1


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. bah hope
that the national rife matches might be
contested in the East next snmmer has been
abandoned. The national board for the
promotion of rife practise, of which Major
General p. +. Wanser, OF Jersey City, and
Brigadier-General Bird w. Spencer. of
Passaic, are members, has decided to hold
the contest in Camp Perry, Fort Clinton,
o.. This will mean that the contests at
Sea Girt next summer will be only those
under the auspices of the New Jersey
State Rifle Association.
The matches will commence on August
"a and end on August 20. Preliminary
practise viii begin on August II. That
New Jersey will send a team is expected,
and The work of selecting the team will be
commenced early. The new standard
Springfield rife, model Of 1903. and govern
ment ammunition will be used In the ma
tional matches.
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SPORTING EDITOR KILLED.
John Trentem, of Houston, in Automo-
bile which was Struck by Street Car.

HOUSTON, Texas. Jan. 13-In an endur-
ance race, in which sixteen automobiles
participated over country roads, covering
112 miles. an accident occurred on the final
run yesterday in which JOIN Trentem,
sporting editor of the Houston Post, was
killed in a collision with a street CAR:
Brown Bolts was injured internally and
Ray Weiss, general sales agent of a lumber
company, was badly injured.
Trentem was in a car which had lost a
tire. The wheel without a tire caught on
a street car trick and the automobile was
thrown against an oncoming car.
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HARRISON CHURCH REPORT.

The annual financial statement Of the
Church of the Holy Cross, Harrison. for
last year, read at the masses yesterday by
the pastor. the Rev. Maurice 2. O'Connor,
showed that the receipts amounted to S31,-
1887. Thu principal items were: Pew rent,
80. 622. II; monthly collections, $4,G09.63, and
ordinary collections, $4,023.64. The principal
items OF expenditure were: Teachers
salaries. Sc, $50; marble altar, {, $500; debt
fuel. water and light, 81. 1921 5; reserved
for main altar, $3.50; convent renovation,
81, 1888; repairs on buildings, $1,149.04;
toward house maintenance, &,067.72; organ-
list and singers, 81 $50.
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That's a beautiful sentence" remarked
Henry James. concerning one of his own
make; "chastely, m~ystlcally. l may say
precisely. lovely"
'"True.' acknowledged the company. but
what does it raean2'
Across the counuenance Of the author
swept a wave of pain. Il was in hopes
some of you could tell me that he an
swered.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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LIGHTNING DESTROYS
LIGHTING FACILITIES.
Bolt Hit Electric Wires Leading to Resi-
dence of Newark Lawyer, Near
Bernardsville.

BERNARDSVILBE, Jan. 13.-Bernards-
vile and its vicinity were brilliantly
Illuminated last evening with a half dozen
vivid flashes of lightning, accompanied by
heavy detonations of thunder between $50
and Z o'clock.
Among other pranks of this January
phenomenon one electric bolt. which came
simultaneously with a crash OF thunder,
hit the electric wires leading to the resi-
dence of William j. Kearns, the lawyer, Of
Newark, burning out the fuse and destroy
ing the lighting facilities for the remainder
of the night. Stable lanterns and candles
had to do for the Illumination of the house.
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RAILROADS.
new Jersey CENTRAL
Corrected to December 1, 1907.
FOR NEW YORK,

(O-TeCLeu u 0oSSnhpSE Il AcVtss
FOR NEW YORK.
Trains leave Broad and Ferry Street Stations.
s s:is, s s:sS' Sc sise' &c. &c. s IT, 49, a;6'' s: 49, 1866 49, l S:sS.
1910. 1900. n:20. LAO a. m; 1900 n; 1880.
EIsssS . s s:sS. s s:SS. s:sS. s:sS. s:sS. 4 4:SS. s i31S. Esq:
s 1isss SIS i.so s 8. m $50 sand Aye 49, 1920 7. g 800. s sass.
s nj ls s:oS. 5 rs. SO; s s:sS. z z:oS, s s:SS. s s:ss. Sic.
~ Tcr io EIiaa lS;sEsi md Pla II lEiVi s III 1:Ss a 7: @
I:sS, 4;ass, $40. sag. s'is; 5:45; s;45. s;so. Il:se
T. M; 1856. 2.46, 1855, $50. s:45. 1885. $40,
'' Fer Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown and
Mauch Chunk Cos to Easton>. s:s5 a. M.
lib, 4:25 (5:3S to Easton) p. m Sundays Gao
For WWilEesbsrre and Scranton. SIS a. m:
lis, 4;25 p. m. Sundays: t:55 p: m.
For Perth .9F "a AT s3ss' IS s;la s.ss s'a s:,,. 49,; s.ss. 4 :sS
.. M. Sundays. 7:io. s:O5. 11i5S q. nj 1866. $40
p. m n.ot Long Branch Ass,,rv park
ETC, s:12 except Asbury Park, 1895 (9:55
Bed Bank On,ya i R.as q. M; 5lS fsaS Red %
s sanH n's escepI AsbIry Park G:1C Red Bank
mly5' 9:O5. p IS to Red Bank only, a. m;
u;55 Red Bank only. 1865, $40 p. m.
oniyl, lis. s:s5. as. (s;is Saturdays only,
Sundays. 7:1O, 1855 a. m, 1856 p. m
For Atlantic City, 1855 a. M; Q2:50 Satur-
days oniyl 1886 p. m. Sundays. 1866 a. M;
For Trenton ana Philadelphia. s:l2, 1855. s:s5.
f:l5, sfl5. l1:5O .. m. Sundays. 7;1O. 1905. 1866.
1885. 11:55 g. M; 1885, 1855. 2:45. 1856. ss4:56.
$3.50, 7s5, $40. 9:15, 10:45 y. m.
For Baltimore and Washington, 7:55, 1856,
40. 1856, 11;55 a. M; 1;5s. 1855. $3.50 p. m.
For tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car
Eeservations, call at Broad Street Station.
w 9. BEsLER: W. {, HoPE.
v.-Pres. & Gen. Man, Gen. Pass Agent
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Held for J. Henry Roszel, Who Died in
East Orange Recently.

An appropriate sedvlce was held yester-
day afternoon in the Hawthorne Avenue
Baptist Church, East Orange, in honor of
the memory of j. Henry Roszel, a lawyer.
of 80 Sanford street, that city, who died
on January .. Brief addresses were made
by the pastor. the Rev. p. Il. Ferris, Will
lam n. v. Reimer. John B. Manning. A.
X. DeLemos, Frederick A. Reimer. =. l..
Hearsay. Francis G. Allen and Albert T.
Davis. Several hymns were sung that
Wer faVorlteS of the deceased.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

Clerks office:
C.. p. Hampson, owner. with Andrew
Shawger, contractor. mason work, I,160:
with Mills & Brown. contractors. plumbing
and heating, 5000; same premises. Same
owner with Henry Grobert, contractor
carpenter work, 50. 600; same premises.
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CITY ADvERT1sEMENTs


OFFICE OF the Chief Engineer of the Board
Of Street ana Water Commissioners of the
city OF Newark.
Notice-The final estimate for the following
contracts will be presented to the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners OF the city
Of Newark, for acceptance, on Thursday,
January 10, 1908. at 2 o'clock D.. m. Viz:
EAST BRANCH LATERAL SEWERS,
SECTION 2
All objections to the payment Of said estt-
mates must tie hIed with me, In writing. on
or before Thursday. January 1s. 1908, at 2
o'clock.
Dated January 10. 1905.
N. r. sHERRBRD,
aan1Q-5t Chief Engineer,
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ARLINGTON.

The waiting station at the Belleville
Turnpike maintained by the New York
and New Jersey Ferry and Railroad Com
pany has been thoroughly o~verhauled. The
Improvement includes new floor and addi-
tional heaters,
The Kearny Lodge of Elks at its regular
meeting tonight will vote on the resolu-
tion for an increase in Its initiation fee
from s25 to $S5. The lodge now has IO
members.
A large audience enjoyed the stereopti-
con lecture in the Presbyterian Church last
night by the Rev. John Hutchinson on the
life of Christ"
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CANNED MEAT CONFLICT.
German Importer Caught with Pro.
hibited Brands.

BERLIN, Jan. 13.-Hilmar stephany. an
importer Of American canned goods, has
come into a conflict with the police, the
latter asserting that goods found on his
the German meat laws.
The importer declares that he bought
them from q respectable German firm Mt
Munich and that they had been duly
passed by the customs officials at Berlin.
Ambassador Tower Is investigating the
case.
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REAL ESTATE
Transfers.

Transfers.
NEWARK.
Adam Helm ct ux to Pius Mohr. s s
18th av, IS TT e ( Kent ST, 25x63......
Frank II. Sommer SHERIFF to Gott-
fried Krueger Brewing Co, n g cor
Warren and huffman SITS. 25x42.... 3
Antonio Santamaria ct ux to Felix
SITS. 65xS5.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !,
Harry w. Keller ct ux to jeremiah
Baldwin, n s Pointer st, 200 IT ( W s
Sherman av. 25x100. -. .....,.s...
Benjamin f. Jones ct TX 10 Clinton
Co, n 8 Abbotsford av, 102 IT W (
Sanford st, 53x103. 49,. ......,...
Mary j. Wilhelm and hus to Irvy
Myers, W S Johnson av, $40 # FIR 5 8
Hawthorne av. 33x92, and I'd tract
Mary Maybaum ct al (exrs, &c) to A.
Maybaum & Sons, at point in road
leading from Newark TO South
Orange, neal place where small
white a tree stands or formerly
stood. and 8 other tracts ,"......1 100
d Chapman and husband to Rose
Blacksmith, e s Bedford st, 8 W s
lot 20, Demarest farm. 150x20o. -.
Mayor and Common Council of city
of Newark TO Elisabetha Wagner,
lot 20, OF Clinton Hill property map
on file In office of city surveyor.
William Lazer eft ux to Elizabeth
Wagner, 80 and Al Hillside pl, cor
Rose st
Ellsabetha Wagner to Michael Ster-
nick, n W cor Hillside pl and
Rose st. S7x1O0
TOWNSHIPS.
George F. Brown ct ux to Fl. Otto
Assmus, Nutley, e S Franklin
av, 1879 fl n FIR Centre st, 1OOx1O5....
Rayner S. Wilcox to George w. Will
cox, Glen Ridge, 8 s Linden av,
$3.50 TT W FIR Midland av, S0x2W -.
Crestmount Realty Co. to Bradley
& Currier Co., Ltd, Verona, W 8
Crestmount I'd, cor n e 8 Clare
mont av, 100X100.
William II. Power ct ux to trustees
of the Montclair Free Public Ii
brary, Montclair, cor n s Belle
yue av and W s Norwood av. 99x
wv j, AZ
Joseph Zarrillo to Margaret A.. ia
cobs, Orange, s s South st. n @ S
Jaynes's land and IS TT FIR e 9
Centre st. 91x4s .............."...
Margaret A. Jacobs to Rosa Zarrillo,
orange, $ 8 South st, n e S Jaynes's
land and IS, TT FIR e $ Centre st,
Thomas Kozlik to Stephen Kozlik,
w. Orange, n s Cherry st, $50 TT
n W fr Whittlesey av, 90x1O0.....,
John Brown to William Selig, Or
ange and r. Orange, n S Hayward
st, $ 9 S land said John Brown,
50xs9
Otto Rohn to Adolph johnson, Mont
clair, n s Harvard st, $50 IT e fr
Grove st, 100x103..
A. Maybaum e Sons to Mary Nav
baum ct al (exrs, etc), Bloomfield,
n S Bloomfield av, s w cor land
Gorline Doremus, dec, 141x152.....
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WEST HUDSON.
MAN KILLED BY TRAIN
Is NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
No Word Received from Cincinnati Po-
lice, Where He Is Supposed
to Have Lived,

M~orguekeeper Bernard P. Walsh, of Har-
rison, is awaiting word from the chief Of
police at Cincinnati, o., regarding the iden-
t~ilcation Of a man who was killed on the
Lackawanna Railroai in Harrison Satur-
day. The body of the man, who vas
about 40 years old, remains at the morgue.
Receipts were found in he dead mans
pocket indicating that his name was
"Arehy Curry and that ne had paid money
to Charles s. Brown, Of Cincinnati, o.
Mr. Walsh dispatched a special delivery
letter { othe police chief in Cincinnati Sat
urday, enclosing the papers, which were
found in the man pocket.
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edo you preach without notes. queried
a member of the church committee that
was seeking a pastor 10 fill d vacancy,
Well" r~ejoined the good man with a
merry twinkle in his eye, Il sometimes
have occasion to use bank notes. Chicago
News.
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LEGAL AUTHORITY DEAD.
Emmett R. olcott Drafted Cuban Il. r.
Laws After spanish-American War.

Laws After spanish-American War,
NEW YORK. ian. 1s.-Stricken with
apoplexy. Emmett r.. Olcott, So years
did. n of the best-known lawyers in
this country on international questions
dropped unconscious on the sidewalk
near his home last night, and died be-
fore the arrival of medical aid. Mr..
Olcott was associated for a time with
Gender Brothers, and later he be-
came a member of Olcott, Mestre &
Gonzalez.
Immediately following the Spanish
American War, Mr.. olcott drafted the
code of railroad laws in Cuba during
the time that General Leonar WOOD
was Governor. Later these laws be-
came permanent.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS.

NATIONAL NEWARK BANKING COMPANY.
Newark. N. j., December IA. 1907.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
this bank fer the election Of directors to
serve for the ensuing year will be held at the
banking-houss on Tuesday. the fourteenth day
OF January nexI.
Polls open from II a. m. to u m.
H. W. TUNIS, Cashier.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-13
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