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MARKET CLOSES
IRREGULAR, WITH
BEARS BOLOER
Trading Active at Finish.
Heavy Selling Due to Pres
sure to Realize.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Wall street.
Prices of stocks opened lower to-day
han last night on a large volume of
less important issues, Union Pacific.
Southern Pacific ana Reading declined
/, and Canadian Pacific a large frac-
tion, National Lead rose Is.
II o'clock-Heavy buying of the Rock
Island stocks which lifted the COM
mon / and the preferred . points caused
the general market to rally momen-
tariiy. but large offerings OF the grain
carriers soon drove the principal stocks
lower han at the opening.
Noon-The tone of the market became
spotty and irregular, individual stocks
rising strongly while selling to realize
continued in others National Lead
was lifted 29s, American Smelling III
and Missouri Pacific and International
at an advance of 10. Amalgamated
Copper and Westinghouse Electric de-
clined l. Bonds were irregular.
l p. m.-Weakness again spread
throughout the list with the bears pay
ing particular attention to stocks that
had not figured prominently in the
illOI liin6 uttlillCs lAtodiib ipRN fSt
Northern Pacific IL. L. S. Steel IA and
Pennsylvania, New York Central,
/ Atchison and Erie l. Lackawanna
edvanced 20 points In all. Norfolk
and Western was rushed up IA in the
face of the general selling.
2 p. m.-When the selling movement
stopped business became very quiet, but
the activity increased slightly later
when prices rose. Chesapeake n Ohio
was in good demand and advanced a
point. Rallies from the lowest ran to a
point in some Of the weak features.
Wisconsin Central improved "a. u. S.
Pipe preferred .. American Telephone
and Telegraph III and Central Leather
preferred 1.
8 D. m.-The market closed irregular
and active. The persistent pressure to
realize increased the disposition OF
other holders to sell and made the bears
holder In attack. The decline grew
more precipitate, Chicago and Alton
falling 8, Union Pacific and READING
21k, American Mating preferred IA
st. Paul 19s and Pennsylvania IL.
Covering by shorts rallied he late
market. Lackawanna's advance reached
thirty points.
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PATROLMAN ON BEAT
IS BITTEN BY DOG.
Finally Beats Off lnfuriated
Animal.

Robert Scanlon, an officer of the
Third Precinct, while on his round of
duty last night, was bitten by a dog.
He was patroling his post along New
York avenue when he thought that he
heard some inc in the yard at 3S7.
He entered the yard but failed to no.
tice a dog sinking in the shadow of the
house. Without any ceremony the dog
made a lunge for the officer, who quick
ly threw up his arm and received All
ugly bite in the palm of the hand.
Scanlon beat the dog away with his
night stick and then reported to the
precinct.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Butter-Steady;
receipts, 1920; creamery extras. 2lq271h;
Western imitation creamery, first, 20.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged; receipts, 1,75f.
Esgs-Firm, receipts, 80, 1856. State. Penn
sylvania and nearby fair to choice, white,
2lh0221s; Western storage packed, 2l1s;
Southern firsts. 20h; seconds. 20.
Flour-Reeeipts, %. 1883 sales. 2,100. Firm
and held higher. Minnesota patents, 5.75
a. so; winter straights, 5.5095,7o; Minne-
sofa bakers, 1904. 70; winter extras, 4.l0
IA. rs: winter patents. 5.b0G6.00; winter
low grades. 4,0Oa4.G5; Kansas s%traights.
Wheat-Receipts. IA. 400. Another sensa-
tional Jump in wheat his morning car
ried May up 2 to 1.2S1R. and July up. "
to 1169s. Heavy covering. a bullish Ohio
State report and strong cables explained
the advance. May. 1,21A4l2sha; July,
/ 1619d1. 16s; September, 1.0Sa4Q1O9.
Rye-Firm; No. 2 Western. SO. f. o. b.
New York.
Corn-Receipts. 1850.
Beef-Quiet.
L~ard-Steady; Western. 1o.s5dol0.45.
Sugar-Raw. quiet: fair refining, 3.4S1a;
centrifugal. 96 test, 1854; molasses sugar,
8. 23h. Refined, steady; crushed. 5.66;
powdered, sos; graduated, .495.
Petroleum-Steady; elm all ports,
s 4508 so. T..
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans. 2s@42..
Poultry-Alive, nominal. Western chick
ems, broilers. 25Q33; fowls, 151eQ1sl9.
Dressed, quiet; Western chickens, l2hs
fowls, 15Q15Ia.
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DROPS TWO CONSTABLES
AND APPOINTS TWO.
Sheriff Harrigan Replaces South
Orange Men With Newarkers.

Two changes were made in the con-
.stabulary force at the Court House to-
day by Sheriff H%arrigan for the April
term that begins today. Constables
Thomas Marshall and Patrick Mason,
both of South Orange, were dropped
from the roll, and James j. Hearn and
Morris Gelb, both of this city, aubsti-
tuted.
The former has been assigned to the
Circuit Court and the latter to the Su-
preme Court circuit. The reason for
dropping the South Orange men, it is
understood, is that there were two
many representatives from that part
of the county on the force.
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STABBED, REFUSES TO
ACCUSE HIS BROTHER.

William Eichenberg, of 1856 Fifteenth
avenue. who stabbed his brother Ed
ward on Sunday night in Jacob Dams
bowling alleys, 521 Springfield avenue,
was arraigned in the Fourth Precinct
Court today. The injured brother vas
swathed In bandages. He refused to
make a complaint, but Captain Vogel,
of the Fourth Precinct station, made
the complaint. The court paroled the
defendant in the care of Policeman
Schmidt for the grand jury. Jacob
DAM, the owner of the bowling alleys,
was also paroled as a witness, as was
Edward Eichenberg.
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OPERA in OLYMPIC PARK
AS USUAL THIS SUMNER,
Aborn Company Signs Contract
for Five Seasons.

The Aborn Opera Company has
patched up its differences with the
management of Olympic Park and will
again appear there this summers Man
ager Herman A. Schmidt, of the park,
and Milton and Sargent Aborn met
will assure the appearance of the com
pany in his city for the next five years.
The Aborn Company will conduct a
series of productions at the Newark
Theatre this spring. and when it closes
they will continue their engagement at
the park.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 6,-The cotton mar
ket opened steady, at unchanged prices to
a decline Of 4 points, owing TO d~isappoint-
ing cables, and eased off to a net loss Of
4 to 8 points under spot house selling OF
the near months, reaiizing aud local selling,
encouraged by bearish private cables and
the appearance of showers AT a couple OF
points in the Southwest. But foreign houses
were buyers here, offerings were 30 well
absorbed as TO start covering, and the mar
ket ruled very firm during the middle Of
the morning, with active months about 2 TO
5 points net higher, making new nigh
records for July and the new crop.
The market was unsettled late in the
forenoon, with May and July relatively
easy under selling by spot houses, and
ruling 3 to I points net lower at midday,
While new crop held within a point or two
of last nights finals, having reacted from
the best under realizing.
Quotations furnished by Van Schaick, ~
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BETHLEHEM STEEL CO.'S
NET INCOME S2,l02,355.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The annual
report of the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton made public today shows it's total
net income for the year ended Decem-
Der 81 to nave been 1912. 355, a de-
crease of $446,602. as compared with
the previous year. The net income for
the year after payment Of interest
charges and making an allowance OF
1870, 900 for depreciation was 1866 S6t, a
decrease of 81, PSI 1926.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York ia to 2 ner
cent. The sub-treasury gained $4,000 from
the banks yesterday, and since Friday has
lost $720.0 900 to the banks.
New York commercial bar silver y.GA,
Mexican dollars Al. London bar silver
23%d.
London consols for money $50 per cent
for account S. 5-l6 per cent. London car
money ! to ~ per cent; rate Or diSeoInt
for both short and three-month bills lfs
to / 9-16 per cent.
Paris closing rentes 81 francs 80 confines
Paris discount rate IA per cent; exchange
lin discount rate 2 per cent; exchange on
London 20 marks 46A pigs.
The foreign exchange market o2eheu
strong and practically unchanged.
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WOMAN ~FLIM-FLAMMED.

Mrs. Annie Kulken, of SAB South Sew
enteenth street. bought a bottle of stove
polish from a peddler yesterday. CIV
ing him a $40 bill. He said he did not
have the change, but would get the bill
changed at a nearby store. That was
the last the woman say of her money
or the man. She has the stove polish,
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EQUALIZATION BOARD
ISSUES DATE SCHEDULE.
[rrom a staff correspondent.l

TRENTON, April 6.-The following
OF hearings for the months of
April, May and June was completed
by the Board of Equalization Of Taxes
Newark. May 5; Hoboken, May
6; Kearny, May Z; Harrison and East
Newark, May IL; Bayonne, May 10;
Bergen. May IA; Morristown,
May 81; Paterson, May %; Elizabeth,
June 7.
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DOCKET FOR JUDGE HEIsLEY.

Chief Justice Gummere, in the Su-
Court Circuit. today referred the
1877 cases on the list in that court for
trial to Judge Wilbur A. Heisley, who
will have his first session for the April
term, opened today, next Monday, with
these cases subject TO call; Nos. la, 4,
20, 23, "a, 80. 81. 80, 80, 81, SO and 40.
Judge Adams will try the Circuit Court
cases and his first lot includes Nos.
2O2. 2o5, 2O7, 21S, PIG, 217, 221, 222, 22a
and 224.
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SUCCEEDS MAN WHOM
WESTINGHOUSE co. GOT.

NEW YORK. April 6.-R. A. jackson,
of Chicago, was today elected president
of the Rock Island Company to sue
coed Robert Mather, who resigned to
become chairman of the board Of
directors of the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company.
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WANTS 6.yEAR PRESIDENTIAL TERM.

WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator
Cullom has introduced a resolution
proposing q constitutional amendment
limiting the term Of President n vice.
president to six years. and making both
ineligible for reelection.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, April 6.-American securities
opened quiet and steady today. Prices
during the first hour were from y to Is
below Yesterdays New York closing.
In the absence of support the market
closed dull and easy.
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BREAKS LEFT LEG.

Thomas Donnelly. 90 years old, Of
27o Academy str S,t, fell In front Of his
home last night and broke his left leg.
He was taken to the City Hospital.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

The Milwaukee Electric Railroad and
Light Company declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of III per cent. on Its pre-
ferred stock, payable April 30 to stockhold-
ers of record April %.
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HARTMAN IN HIS OFFICE.

NEW YORK. April 6.-For the frs
since he returned from his recent
Western trip, e. H Hartman was a.
his office in the financial district today
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PROHIBIT NEGROES FROM
WEARING ELKS' EMBLEM.
fFrom a STAR correspondent. !

TRENTON, April 6.-Among bills
passed by the House today were Bur-
pos two measures to prevent the negro
lodges of Elks from using h emblem
of the B. P. 0. e.
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NEW YORK srocK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne g. Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
Omen Hig Low. Close.
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TO close an estate we are authorized to sell
at once a beautiful Groom, 1-family house;
all. improvements; Hyde Park section; bull
only a few years, and in fine condition; lot
4Oxloo, This property must be sold within a
rev weeks, for reason stated. Price. Sc 500.
For sale only by KELLY-O'DONOGHUE co.
1862 Main St. East Orange.
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ARCHITECTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT
CITY HALL.

Newark, N. j., April z, 1913.
Sealed proposals will be received az thess
headnuarters during the hour between ana
4.So D. m, on Wednesday. April 7. 1909. and
will be opened Immediately after the expiration
Of the time fxea for receiving the aforesaid
proposals for Furnishing the department with
the following supplies. to wit: Oats. nay. pran'
straw. .u
such quantities of the best quality as shall
be- needed by the several companies during the
said companies. (Samples of oats to accom-
pany each bid).
Further Information concerning these pro-
nosais n q TO nlalitv and quantity, will be fur
nished upon application to the Secretary OF the
Board.
the right to reject any or all proposals so re-
ceived as may be deemed for the best interests
% 'hs' 'ts THOMAS q. BURKE,
President.
y. w. Sullivan.
Secretary. aprz-ot
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

COUNTRY homeseekers will find suitable new
houses, 5 to 10 rooms; 2 lots; high location: 10
minutes TO railroad station and trolley; easy
payments. ALBERT RAUER owner. 4T6
Kfngsland st., West Nutley. N. j.
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BeIIeyilIe,

Estate values. insurance, loans. J. J
13 Washington ay.. Bellevilie
1893.
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THIS PAYS % PER cENr

II FIo . IT I'm
.Six-family house. built about three years;
close TO Central av. and Orange cars; six min
utes to Roseville station; 30 rooms and elk
baths: handsomely decorated: halls newly car
peted: contains all impts.: every apartment
rented and always rented; get our price and
terms. PHILIP ]. lowers & CO., 1883 Mar
ket st.
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AN UNUSUAL opPoRruNITY

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
10 buy a well-located business property on
south orange av., near Howard st. lot 25x100:
brick building; large store and two flats, with
small amount of cash required, balance on
terms to suit: this property will rapidly Increase
Market st.
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Caldwell.


FARMS and homes for sale. F. /. HELLER,
Caldwell. N. j.
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TO LET.

STABLE your horse 81. so per week clean, light,
airy stable. electric light, plenty shed room
Apply r. SMITH, third floor. 56s Broad st.
Newark.
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WE have a neat little home in East Orange
Ter $500: one for 81, 400: two at 81, 500; one
utes OF station and much closer to trolley.
kELLY-O'DONOGHUE o S52 Main St, East
Orange
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Dwellings,,
Union Building.
Clinton at. at Broad.

A GENUINE SACRIFICE.
exceptionally we'll built two-family house,
containing is rooms and two baths; all newly
decorated. separate entrances and steam heat
ersi electric lights and all other impts.. only
%one-half block from Clinton av.; will sell at a
bargain; not much cash required. balance on
Market st.
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The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close.
Allis-Chalmers 5s. SO SO S2% SO
Am Agri 5s. ....... 1875 100 99% 100
A 7 e. T con As. 98h 1914 981as 99lA
Am Tobacco 4s.... 7Sh 70 1877 70
Am Tobacco 6s... ITO 49,. -. 80.
A, T & S r 49,. 1908 101 100% 101
A., T & S F adj As 94h 500. -. -.
A, 4 & S # on as 1071s 10TH 10TH 107%
A, T G. S r cow IS 100 80. -. 49,.
Beth Steel 5s...,.. 1917 -. -. -.
Bait & Ohio 31s. "a ~. -. ~.
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TO BUILDERs-We have over 200 lots for sale
In various sections OF East Orange and Or
ange, and ranging In price from SIS to 500
per front foot; some plots having a fronta ge
of LOO feet. Call and see us and perhaps we
may have Just what you are looking for.
Orange.
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THE BEST IN EAST ORANGE.
T~wo-family house in restricted residential sec
ton: three minutes to trolley and railroad sta
ton; built on extra large lot: Ii rooms and two
baths; impts. modern and up-to-date; rent OF
cue flor practically pays expenses Of entire
building: price. $500 below actual value; terms
easy. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO.. 1Ss Mar
ket st,
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DIRECT FROM BUILDER.
Modern and up-to-date two-family house,
just Off Central av.: "A rooms and two baths;
handsomely and completely decorated; every
including separate entrances and steam
built on lot 34xi45: neighborhood one Of
the best. get our price and terms on this.
PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO., 1879 Market ct.
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at once a beautiful Groom, 1-famiiy house;
all improvements: Hyde Park section; built
4oxioo- This property must be sold within a
few weeks, for reason stated. Price. Sc. 500.
FOR sale only by KELBY-O'DONOGHUE 20.
1862 Main St. East Orange.
WE have a neat little home in East Orange
at 50, 900. on lot 5ox15O: all within twelve min
utes OF station and much closer to trolley.
kELLY-o'DoNoGHuE co. s52 Main st, East
Orange.
TO BUILDERS-We have over 200 lots for sale
In various sections of East Orange and Or
ange. and ranging in price from SIS to 500
per front foot some plots having a frontage
Of LOO feet. Cali and see us and perhaps we
may have Just what you are looking for.
KELLY-o'DONOGHUE CO. 1852 Main st, East
Orange.
for price asked; contains "A rooms and two
baths: gas and electric lights: steam: separate
spect; can be rented at 5000 per year; three
minutes to Brick Church station or trolley;
best snap in the market today; reduced from
50, 900 for quick sale: easy terms; Investors and
home-seekers. this liz your chance. See KELLY
O'DONOGHUE CO, 1852 Main st, East Orange.
BEAUTIFUL. semi-detaehrd two-family house,
within three minutes Of Brick Church station
or trolley; seven rooms and reception hall each
side; parauet floors: steam, gas and electric
lights; up to date In every particular; rents for
% HSsT sr.sS eSS SsaTi p co. 81 Sa'y Main IN S st. E sss
Orange.
So, 5oo-HANDsoME residence, ten rooms. re-
ception hall. bath; separate toilet; gas; fur
mace: very substantially built: three blocks 10
Brick Church station; owner desires quick sale,
and at price named house Is a bargain. KELLY
o'DoNoGHuE co, 1852 Main St. East Orange.
IS. 5oo-Eight rooms. modern house. perfect re-
pair; six minutes to East Orange station: lot
sox15O: room, for driveway; possession May 1;
terms to suit.
FELL & DEVINE
3s MAIN ST, NEAR ARLINGTON v
WE have listed some decided bargains In one
and two family houses. situated In all parts
Of the Oranges; many desirable houses and
flats TO rent. furnished or unfurnished; every
facility for inspecting them.
FELL & DEVINE
s43 MAIN ST. NEAR ARLINGTON AVE
GREAT BARGAINS in modern two-family
houses on Halstead St. one block south from
church station: only $1,000 cash needed: look
at these before you buy. 3. McGovERN.
owner and builder, 4s Shepard av.
Orange. /,
improvements: on desirable street. within a
few minutes OF station and trolley; lot 5ox225:
the price to 81. $50. Photograph and full par.
ticulars of property by KELL.Y-ODoNoGHUE
CO.. 1852 Main ST., East Orange.
Dwellings,.
DIRECT FROM BUILDER.
Modern and up-to-date two-family house.
just off Central av.; "a rooms and two baths;
handsomely and completely decorated: every
impt.. including separate entrances and steam
heaters; built on lot 3xi45; neighborhood one Of
the best; get our price and terms on this.
PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO., 1888 Market st.
THE BEs IN EAST ORANGE
Two-family house in restricted residential sec
ton; three minute to trolley and railroad sta
ton; built on extra large lot: Ii rooms and two
baths; impts. modern and up-to-date; rent OF
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OFFICES, ETC., TO
LET.

WASHINGTON ST, 22s. BETWEEN MAR
KET AM ~BANk-sToRE M BASE
MBNT, soxioo, WITH CONNECTING Of
pIGn He9M: is1 R%;cS ELL NELL 6dSHToR
rem REASONABLE j. r. DAVIS. 1884
MARKET ST. ROOM 500.
TO LET-Store and 7 rooms. all improvements
best location Washington av. suitable for
fancy and millinery store. Inquire JACOB
serbia. JR.. 11e-1lS wakeman sv.
STORE and four rooms. 2s4 Belmont av.; rent
SS
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VERY handsome residence. 10 rooms, bath: all
improvements. on desirable street. within a
few minutes of station and trolley; lot 50x225.
owner desires immediate sale and has reduced
the price to 81. $50. Photograph and full par.
ticulars of property by KELLY-O'DONoGHUE
CO.. 1852 Main ST.. East Orange.
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GREAT BARGAINS In modern two ia mily
houses on Halstead ST., one block south from
Central sv. cars. six minutes from Brick
Church station: only $1,000 cash needed: look
at these before you buy. B. McGOvERN,
owner and builder. 4e Shepard av.
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Sc. 5oo.HANDsoME residence, ten rooms, re-
ception hall. bath. separate toilet: gas; fur
mace: very substantially built; three blocks 10
Brick Church station; owner desires quick sale,
and at price named house is a bargain. KELLY
co, 1852 Main St, East Orange.
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LIGHT ON ALL SIDES.
About o. 900 square feet floor space: will divide
TO suit tenant: suitable for manufacturing or
mercantile business; situated at "a Lafayette
at, and rear of 26 and q, running through 70
Green st.; electric elevator. steam power II
wanted; moderate rent. inquire Of
l. MEYER.
90 Green street. III. -
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BEAUTIFUL. semi-detaehed tw~o-family house,
within three minutes of Brick Church station
or trolley; seven rooms and reception hall each
side; parquet floors: steam, gas and electric
lights; up TO date In every particular; rents for
over $3.50 per year; price only 81. 800. See
Orange.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

Sales tOday-StoCKs, 65U,5UU
bonds, IS, 312, 900.