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Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Last Wednesday evening, John G.
Williams, in behalf Of the Fidelity
Rebekah lodge presented Past Grand
Jewels to Ann Matthews, Alice Girls
pin and Marie Johnson. Mr.. Williams
gave very interesting talk on the
increase Of membership Of the Rebe-
kah lodges throughout the state.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

his gun.
The reporter saw Jim with his re-
volver and told him to go home with
It; that 1t might go or and hurt him.
Jim threatens to bring the matter
into court. II he does the public will
know the participants.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

The doctor who says too much talk
ing causes hoarseness Of the vocal
cords must be mistaken. Just con.
template the number Of sweet.voiced
women there are.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

See the elegant line of hand paint
ed china at the Philips Nero. Co.
A very suitable gift for Christmas
and the price is within the reach of
the most economical shopper.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Furnished rooms with or without
board or furnished rooms for house.
keeping. Mrs. s. TUnkin, West 1st.
High street.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02
Hot and cold drinks at Hyndman's.
Go to Hyndman's for fresh candies.

Come and hear the Declamatory
contest Friday night, December 10th,
at the Opera House.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Denver parties have taken a lease
on the Bitzenhoffer building on Main
street and will open a chilli parlor
and lunch room.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Children's toy furniture, go-carts
/ trunks, and wagons at Anderson's
Furniture store.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Mr.. Heating is coming back home
Friday for the Teachers association
and contest Friday night.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Supt. Keating former superinten-
dent in the Central City schools will
give lecture in the st. James M. E.
church Friday afternoon. Public in
vited.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

If you want the best to be had in
imported goods, trade at the Phil.
ipps Mercantile company.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

I can take few orders for fruit
cake, special home made candies and
salad dressing.
Mrs. e. s. Holmes, Phone. Red 1862.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Saw filing done properly. Apply to
G. H. Straughn, Phone, Central 80.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Onyx enameled ware, something
new and cheap, at Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Mince meat like mother used to
make and father enjoyed, at Haw-
ley's.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02

Place your orders for Groceries al
once with the Hawley Mdse. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1909-12-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
ABOUT THE CITY

Fresh nuts just arrived at Hynd-
mans.
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JERSEY INTERPRETATIONS.

loHttltl " Nv fthi oeoA"t
TRENTON, April 13.-Certifcates of In
corporation have been granted to the. fol-
lowing companies:
Disney Drugless Health Institute, James
Lambert Disney, Pearl Viola Disney and
Jacob Compton Shinn. The company is to
manage a health institute.
Dumont Land and Home Building COM
pany, Dumont, capital, 5000 incorpor-
amtorsi Paul Pau b. r Albep NsiIsar ch Ths COM n.
pany is to deal in real estate and engage
as builders, contractors, etc.
Scovil Iron and Steel Company, Jersey
City: capital, $1,000; incorporators Percy
J. Crompton. The company is TO manu-
facture from and steel products; builders.
contractors, etc;
$3.50, 900; incorporators, Roger G. turner,
Harry F.. Rowlands and leighton ..
O'Brien. The company is to act as insur-
ance agents and brokers, etc.
New Jersey Selling Company. Newark;
capital, $40. 900; lncorporators, David Sh,
herman, Paul SHERMAN and Emanue,,
Geller. The company is to BUY ana sen
TIL Montrose Hospital. South Orange;
capital, $1,000; ~ineorp9rators. Alma a.
Robinson, MAY Halliday and Georgina
Hyland. The company is to operate and
maintain a hospital.
Bergen Developing Co., Leonia; capital.
500, 600, incorpcrators, Robert Houston Me-
Cready, Charles =. Walker and George b.
Hitchcock. The compan is to deal in
real estate ard engage as builders, con-
tractors, etc.
Atlantic Contracting and Construction
Company. Newark; capital. $4,000; incor-
porators, James NJ. Reilly, Charles Z, Nc
bowell and Leonard G. Ketchum. The COM
pany Is to deal in real estnte and engage
as builders contractors, construction, etc.
Atlantic City Advertising Company, At
lantic City; capital, $4,000; incorporators,
David Holland, Charles f. Gondolf and
Wilbur S. Postell. The company Is 70 en-
gage in billboard, sign advertising and gem
eral advertising business.
North jersey Garage Company, Morris-
town; capital, $25, 600; incorporators. Robert
r. MENUS, Roy s. Foster and Joseph Van
Dyke. jr. The company Is to manufacture
automobiles, etc, and conduct an automo-
bile garage.
Parmly Hat Works. Newark; capital, 500
000; incorporators, jay Frank Parmiy. Mel
son C. Dnrand and David ID. Brands. Inc
company is TO manufacture hats, caps, exc.
Air Turbine Company of America, Jetdey
city. capital, $1,000, 900; incorporators, I'd
ward McVickar, r. X. Eggleston and Al
win NJ. Higgins, The company is TO manu-
facture air mills. windmills, pumps, .etc'
Texas City steamship Company. Jersey
City. capital, 500, 900; incorporators. Cnrries
RI Studin, Louis M. Sonnenberg and singn
Fl. Rainey. The company is TO engaEe IN
ship-buildinc. CHAMBERS freighters and brok-
ers.
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MORE DECLINES
AS THE MARKET
CONES TO END
General Tone Easy, However.
American Sugar Drops
Two Points.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Opening deal
ings in stocks caused only small
changes in prices in spite of a large
volume of transactions. The tone was
irregular within a narrow range. gains
and losses of B to Il being divided
very equally. A rise of IA in Havana
Electric was9the only change of IN
cote.
II o'cloek-Active stocks weakened
In the face of sustained demand for a
wide variety of obscure stocks. None
of the minor issues that were con-
prominent in today's dealings, inquiry
running principally to stocks which had
not been moved. United Railway and
Investment preferred gained 213. Ha-
yana Electric ~, American Linseed
preferred ., the common ia, q. S.
Rubber second preferred IA and At
lantic Coast Line and International
Harvester /. American Sugar and
Bethlehem Steel preferred lost l.
Noon-Prices turned downward more
decided y. %overborne by the weight of
offerings American Ice broke 3%,
Chesapeake and Ohio III. Union Pa
cific, Corn Products and Iowa Central
IL. and Great Northern preferred.
Southern Pacific. Wabash preferred,
Canadian Pacific, Amaigamated Cop
per, Anaconda, Colorado Fuel, General
Electric, Hooking Coal and Iron. Peo-
PIES Gas. International Pump and In
ternatio1al Paper preferred 1. Pullman
rose IL and Western Maryland IA. The
market steadied before noon. Bonds
werej irregular.
1 p. m.-Except for a squirt in Denver
and Rio Grande, 53ss, the market was
essentially unchanged, but the under
tone was irmer. Reading rallying tc
above yesterdays closing.
2 p. m.rBuying was resumed in va
rious points, causing some issues to
touch the best prices of the day. The
market generally was sluggish and
showed only a moderate response to
the advance in Reading. Central Rail
lodu u w" oeise1 hhplo'eu D poih''
and Reading and Missouri Pacific /
The wholelist dropped back again be
fore the. end of the hour.
3 p. m.zThe market closed easy.
There were further declines, putting
American Sugar 2 below yesterday,
Union Pacific 15s, Illinois Central IL
m New York Central, Rock Island
preferred. Chicago and Alton, st. Louis
and San Francisco second preferred
and u, S. Steel 1. Western Maryland
rose "a
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerk's Office yesterday:
Morris Weiss, owner, with J. Weitzman,
cnntrartor erect huildIng. 81 g00. Irvinpton
~ ~ sn tr.n,i, - ptIcn ,s'ith
MI, anu WITS rrhnh =. F"'et, oMiel' W.
Charies Stons' contractor. plnnuins; uh-
ming and steam heating, S5SS; B~elleville.
Lydia Miller, owner, with the National
Concrete Construction Company, contpac-
tor, erect building, s., $50; Belleville.
Joseph AMBROSE, owner, with Joseph Gill
& Co, contractors. erect building, 50, 500:
Mechanic street. Orange. $3.50
Mrs Hilda Kiank' owner. with William
Ebert. contractor. plumbing. $50: South or
anpe avenue
David MclsIiea. owner. with Peter A
Crammond. contractor. plumbing and heat
no S7a0' Iyn, strnet orhnGe Same nsyner
viii YGeoroe IA Ctssacl rnnfractnr mason
81 COO. same nremises
NSar,is StariI,a,m oS,na, yith loo WATT
man confrantni rvarnenii or mason md
piamp,igs st,Soo; Bowefy s'r S1e,vnaa, M
cregor cnntract uwn1 niuSmnbine Sas9 ": V "a
Htesoi, cou..aetol pluinDtIs S9oa' 20, WI
icy roau. same owner WIN oWeh elehey'
sontfaStor, nlason WIN Sld9i, sninS plemi-
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Butter. firm; I'M
! changed; receipts. 1882.
Cheese--Firm, unchanged; receipts, 2,l2S.
Eggs-Barely steady, receipts, 81, 481.
| State. Pennsylvania and nearby fancy,
selected. white, 20; do. fair to choice,
2t1aG221A; brown and mixed fancy, 2219
do. fair to choice, 21M22.
Flour-Receipts, 1854: sales, 1890. Nom
inally higher, with demands low Min
s. 10000; Minnesota bakers, 4.6od5.00; win
| ter extras, 4.35d5.00; winter patents, 300
6.35; winter low grades, 4.25d4.90; Kansas
Wheaf.Receipts. 100. A big advance
in Liverpool since Saturday started a
| furious buying movement Tin wheat this
| morning, which carried prices up IL to
2 a bushel. May selling at 1.34I9. Later
reactions Of q cent occurred under realiz-
ss Kssn%irm i-i Ssl J W. Western. sse,so. ! ). ;.
| New York.
Corn-Receipts, 1856.
Realistically
Professionally.
Lard-Firm; Western, 10.60pl0. 70.
Sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining, S.4o1k
centrifugal. 96 test. 1854; molasses sugnr.
500: refined, steady, crushed, 5.65; pow
dered, sos; granulated, 495 ST
Petroieum-steadyi refined. all Nports'
~cosffee-steady No. 7 Rio, 81; No. I
MoIasses-Duli New Orleans. 2sa42.
Poultry-Dressed. dull; Western chick
ems, IN; fowls. 1tikQt51s; alive.- dull
| chickens, broilers. 25n33: fowls. 1917.
There was only = small business done
in the afternoon. and the close was dull
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CHICAGO R A MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-Breaking Of high
record marks. which has been a laily per-
ormance in the wheat pit for nearly two
" eeks,. was again a feature of early trad
ing today, all deliveries advancing consid-
erably beyond the seasons high point re-
corded on the previous session. The July
option. a minute or two after the OPP sning.
sold Mt tl7ss, while September, on initial
transactions, sold at 1854 to. lo9s.
A furry In the May delivery, trade In
which is now very limited, carried the price
OF that option up to Us, a gain OF rs COM Sm
advance IN May was said to have been
largely due to the closing out Of trades for
a New York house, which has a branch
Office here. and which. was said to have
been In financial difficulties.
The market opened excited and strong,
with prices ranging from i4mas to ~ above
Yesterdays close. July being at 1l6ss TO
i167s. After July had advanced to 17ss
prices slumped a triie from the high points,
owing to enormous realizing sales. The
bulge at the start was helped to some ex-
tent by extreme advances at all of the
principal European grain markets.
THE advance in wheat caused moderate
nrmness in the corn market, but the volume
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York. 1& to Ia per
cent. The sub-treasury was a debtor at
the Clearing House this morning for ST.
504, 500. 1.-THE -sub-treasnry gained $36S, 090
from the banks Yesterday and since Friday
has gained 1897 900 from the banks.
New. York commercial bar silver, J1s:
Mexican dollars, A; London bar silver
steady at % 9-16d.
London consols for money, $50 per cent,
for a%ccoun S5A per cent. London call
money. Il to ! per cent; rate of discount
for both short and three months bills.
IA to las per cent.
Paris closing rentes, y francs 6I1s CEN
times; Paris discount rate, i1a per cent. I:
exchange on London, % francs 1879 cen
times.
The foreign exchange market opened
cables. 1875 10 1890; sixty-day bills, 4,s6l5
to 4.S6A short francs, 5.16A plus 1854, and
short marks, % 5-16 plus 1854.
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GIRL KILLED AND
HOMES TORN TO
PIECES IN STORM
Debris Crashes Through Roof,
Crushing Guest in Town
Near Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 13.-One dead
and a number of persons seriously in
jured are the results of a windstorm
in this city and vicinity today. The
property loss will amount to thousands
of dollars. The fatality occurred in
Jeanette, Pa, where several houses
Were demolished; in others windows
were broken and sent flying through
the Streets
The wind struck the north pole of
the opera house. recently damaged by
fire, causing 1t to collapse. AT the
residence of DR.. A. A. Custard the great
mass of debris crashed through the
roof of the doctors house. instantly
killing Mildred FELTON,, 16 years old.
who was visiting the Custards. The
girls body was fearfully crushed.
Grace Swift, 16 years. a niece Of the
physician, was seriously injured about
the head and body.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 1S,-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 4dS
points on overnight buying orders and
covering by Yesterdays sellers. who found
the cables irmer than they had antici-
pated. During the first few minutes the
market sold mp to a net gain of Hob
points. making new high records of the
season. with October contracts touching
1905. AT this level. however. realizing
increased. and, while offerings were wei
taken, prices were 3 to 4 points off from
the top during the middle of the morning,
with some professionals selling for a re-
action.
The market was somewhat nervous late
in the forenoon, with prices off from the
best under realizing and selling for a re
action. Prices ruled about > to Z points
net higher at midday,
Quotations furnished by Van Schaick
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FARMERS FORM COMBINATION.

soil on the Bridgeton turnpike, four
miles west of this city, have formed
the Model Farmers Agriculture Asso-
citation. The purpose of the organiza-
ton is TO stand together in contracts,
buy baskets, hampers and supplies In
wholesale quantities and charge a uni
form price for products.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. April 13.-Business was re-
'sumed on the Stock Exchange today after
the Easter recess, Trading was quiet In
all departments. American stocks opened
steady and slightly below parity. This
level was not improved during the first
hour, and at noon the market was quiet
and steady and from u to * below yester-
days New York closing.
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BOND ISSUE OF Sl50.Oo0,oOO.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-George J.
Gould is engaged. according to ole of
his associates, in perfecting plans f5r
the Missouri Pacific bond issue. which
has been under negotiation between
the management of the road and Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. The only matters still open
are the amount, probably $3.50, o0O, 600,
and price of the bonds. to be taken by
the bankers IN the initial allotment.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
John McLaren to Robert Nj. Moess-
ner, s $ Mapes av, 214 # W FIR Eliza
beth av. l00x100. -.
William Harrigan (Sheriff) to Ideal
Building and. Loan Association. S s
Dassing av, 1913 Il e fr Maple av,
= z0XlU
Forest Hill Association to George H.
Tyler. e s Lake ST. l64 TT $ fr Heller
parkway, 5Oxln.
Balmoral Land q Imp. Co. to John
Burns, e $ Derby st, 30 # n fr
Abbotsford av, 25x10V. .,..........
Alfred A. Dperr to s. Howell Jones,
" 8 S. 18th st. 45o IT n tr 18th av,
Henry Weber to Peter j. Petersen,
" S. 9Th st, $50 1t n fl 18th av,
25xl00
j. Franklin Fort ct al. (exrs) TO
Catherine Rhein, W | Boyd st, 1853 TT
81 il g Of SPRUCE st. 4xSs:,."...,,
wiz 18th st. $500 # n fr Avon
Robert L. Brannan to Monroe Weiss
brod s n ] r. r. az Sos y
Clinton Land & Emp. Co. to John f.
Henrizi, e's S. 18th st, 234 It n frk
Clinton av, 64x100.
John I. Henrizi to Daniel Alt. same
pf nsp
AoubCih AACllioiiESI ttAtAt W llltO a
9. Landmesser. " s Vernon av, 40
1T e fr Clinton pl, 3x92. @.,,.......
Max Ginsberg to Daniel Brown. W 8
Bergen st, 1922 1T n W fr Avon av,
Daniel Brown to Lyman Hiif ct al,
" $ Bergen st, S27 fl n fr Avon av,
Lsvinis L. wels6er to Michael
Wedei Q Sanford av, e f. lands
Mary r. Cooper and hus to Jeremiah
Dryer. W 5 Merchant st. 200 It s
fir Glover st. Observation-Disclosures,
Frederick F: Guild Special mastery
to Alex Mishkunas, $ $ New York
! George w. Robertson to Gnssie De-
vine ct al, n 5 s. Orange av, e fr
Mum av, 243x656 ~. ..,............
Arthur Devine ct al to same, same
property ............ .........,.
TOWNSHIPS.
Eugene A. Kelly (adm) to 'Mineta S.
Apgar, e.. Orange, W 8 Burnett st,
50x14o; and other tract................
John T.. Drake ct al to same, E.
Orange, same property ............s.
M. Stair. Z. Orange, v $ Amherst
st, 1856 IT S fr Central av. 30xl00.. ~.
Frank N. Paul ct al texrst>to Jessie
ID. Blake, Essex Fells, MID Forest
I'd. 49, f fir land James w. Paul.
Ernest Schulthess ct al to Samuel e.
Morris, sr., S. Orange, W s Sher-
man pl. S04 # n " Fl Prospect st.
F@ %nnso vyv,;son and ~: e. william
S%hillaher, Essex Fells, mid Hath
away lane. 1873 IT fr Roseland nv,
8 acres......l.
! Crestmount Realty Co. to Arthur II.
Churchill. Verona. n s w. Glover.
I'd. 800 1T n fr Crestmount I'd,
I2vKlI2
| Oscar III. Condit to Florence A. Bon
nell, e. Orange, W s Burnett st. i49
IT n Fl Central nv 50x150.. . ...:....
Richard G. Humphreys to Luciano
iCordone. Franklin, W 8 Franklin
av, 813 # s fr Centre st. 37xS2..
Anna Radford and hus 70 Norma L
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchanges:
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YOUR selection or choice building lots and de-
sirable homes for Immediate and May LIST pos
session for sale: also desirable apartments and
houses Tor rent; state your needs that we may
submit our offerings. Address NATHAN RUS
SELL, Inc.
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of trade was small. The market was also
bullish and affected by wet weather IN The
1s0A higher, with May at s6A to 667s.
Early in the day the price touched 60as.
Oats were firm at the start, owing to the
bulge in wheat. but weakened a trihe on
profit May opened u to a higher
at Ass to 54%, and sold off to 54ss.
Provisions were firm because of a 8 adj
vance in live hogs.
Trade was quiet early in the day. Prices
at the start were unchanged to 10 higher.
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H TIME is RIGHT
to buy Newark business property. as II will
rapidly increase in value: we have a choice in
vestment on South Orange av.. near the juno
ton: lot 25x100; brick building, with large
condition: II you are In the, market. don't miss
seeing this. PHILIP J. BOWERS l. CO. 1879
Market st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE. 4

LOTS Tor sale Or exchange; aoxiM; High H..
near Warren; good location. J. r. DAVIS.
1874 Market q.
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Wis Central pr. sS1g sS1s Ss1s sS1s
Westinghouse -. 1914 1874 s3& S3%
Sales today-stocks, $50, 800 shares;
bonds, t6, 539, 600.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele d King.
ELECTRIC, GAS. ETC.
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Seaman, Glen Ridge, n S Baldwin
st, $50 IT e FIR Forest av, 5OxS2. 80. .
William E. Pinkham to Willie Wick
strom. Montclair, W $ Madison av,
2o4 1T n f. Washington ay, l75x2ol..
Pinkham, Montclair, W 8 Midland
nv, n fir land %Iinogene Meyers,
l0Sxil2 -. ,.........
John J. Crawley TO Patricius S.
Crawley, Montclair. W $ Harrison
Crawley. 140x2S0 .....a.....-......
Patricius s.. Crawley to John ].
.Crawley, Montclair, SANG. property.
Mary Postley and hus to Thomas A.
wood ay, n e cor lane Kate s.
James A. Webb to Montclalr Holding
Co, Montclair. w 8 Mountain av
extension. n fir Bloomfield av,
Joseph e. Booth ct al drusl to Flor
ence b. Booth ct nj, e. Orange. W
s y. 10Th st, g75 IT n FIR 18th av, 5x10S;
n other tracts.................
Stillwell, IrVington,. W cor Stuyyes-
ant av> and Olympic ter. 9Sx100....
Benjamin j. Mayo to Walter E. Bart
lett. ". Orange, SIS Carnegie ava
Elizabeth A. Barbour to Amherst
Realty Co.. westerly FIR S. Clinton
st and e | OF Amherst st, 31x100.. -.
Fuku Enomoto TO Mosaburo Emo
motto. g.. Orange, W cor Mountain
House I'd and Meeker st, 90x150...
Clinton d. Baldwin to Robert 8.
Wendell, Verona, $ Bloomfield av,
25S II e fr railroad bridge, 141xl99..
Same to same. Verona. W | of lands
of Clinton d. Baldwin, 2-5 acre.
Minnie A. Jackson n hus to Ida A.
Gibson, e. Orange, e $ Vernon ter,
ZIG IT 5 fr Park nv, 45x1oo: .....,..
Fmeline M. Nicholas ct al to John
Gizeki. Bloomfield, Q 8 Lakewood
ter, 1877 IT n fir Madison st, 0x19....
Cieakim S. Stretch to Edmund st.
John Taylor. F., Orange, N s Garlic
ton st. 1853 II e FIR Ashland av, 41x124
Hubert Lersch to Reinhard Lorenz,
Bloomfield and Believille. $ e cor
willett ST and land N. Y. & @. L.
r. r. Co. 210x323. ..........s.....
Heinhard Lorenz to Ida Lersch,
Bloomfield. same property.........
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field.
BUILDING EOTS-Only three minutes walk
TO Watsessing Lackawanna station and New
ark electric car line: choice building plots;
Watsessing- av.. lots 40xl00. only $500 apiece,
restricted: Clearfiela av., desirable plots, 25x100,
only $500 apiece restricted, These are bar
gains which you cannot afford to miss. Ad-
or Edgerley & ellison. local representatives
Watsessing.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
776 Broad street Telephone G15,
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers', 776 Broad street. Telephone 6l5.
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Caldwell.
FARMS and hopes for sale. f. L. HELLER.
Caldwell. NJ. j.
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ARCHITECTS.
GOING TO BUILDp

Send 4 cents hostage for 120 model building
plans. photographs. all kinds. with costs build.
S.A. DENNIS, Architect, - Il ~ |. srca r Yay'
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STABLES TO LET.

MAIDEN LANE Nos. 7 and e--one stable, with
six stalls. one with two stalls. or will let all
foeether. JOHN JACKSON. No. 1888 Market 81.
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PRICES nE BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nlshed by Post & Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close,
Atttc haIo,ar k. cor ook 90 60
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REAL ESTATE values. insurance. loans. ]. J.
11S Washington av., Belleviile
established 1898.
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CLINTON HILL
HALSEY & WHEELER.

REAL ESTATE ANT INSURANCE.
Springfield av. opp. Court House. Tel, SIS, Nwk.
NORTH SIXTH ST, near Sussex av.-2h-
story frame house; 0 rooms all improve
ments; in perfect condition; lot 25x10o; price
IS, 500; terms to suit. JAMES J. IT'S
Broad st, room 206.