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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-15
BRITISH LIKE AMERICAN
SECURITIES, NOT LAWS.
Banker Says Supreme Court De-
Law Is Bad for Markets.

NEW YORK. April 15.-"The failure
of the United States Supreme Court to
decide the tobacco and oil cases has
been a a thing for American secur-
tiles abroad was the comment of
Anthony j. DreXel, the Philadelphia
banker, on landing from the Lusitania
today. "Englishmen like American Sc
,curities, but they dislike American leg
islation. They have an u~nbounded re-
spect for the United states Supreme
Court, and the decision in these two
cases was regarded as of vital inn
p%ortance by London financial interests.
The Drexels are back in America for
the wedding of Anthony J. DreXel, jr,,
to Miss Marjorie Gould. They will re-
turn on the Lusitania on Wednesday.
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The 7 I 2

NEW YORK, April 15.-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of ) points in re-
Spouse TO better cables than expected
and reports of a good trade demand in
Liverpool. AT the start there was a
renewal of the scattering liquidation
and local pressure noted yesterday. en-
couraged by a favorable opinion OF the
weather map, but after sagging off only
2 or S points the market frmed up on
Liverpool and trade-buying. with prices
during the middle of the morning one
3 to 10 points net higher.
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CHAS. DUKE

Owner and Builder. SO Spruce ST., Bloomfield.
Phone 959-L, Bloomfield. VIII not sell after
MAY l.
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MAINE TRUST COMPANIES
COMBINE THEIR RESOURCES

PORTLAND, Me. April 15.-It is an
nouced that negotiations have just
been completed by the management of
the Fidelity Trust Company by which
the control of the Portland Trust Com
pany will pass to the Fidelity. The
combined OF the two banks
aggregate about SO, 900, 900.
The capital stock of the Fidelity will
be increased to a total of s400,0 600 with
a paid-in surplus of $500. 900. The capt.
tai stock of the Portland Trust Com
pany is $3.50. 900, with a surplus of $780,
900 and deposits of $1,000, 900.
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AGREE ON WAGE SCALE.

ROANOKE, Va, April 15.-Announce-
ment is made that Il new wage scale
has been agreed upon between the
Norfolk and Western Railway and
members of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors representing the conductors
employed by the road, by which the
employees get an increase of about {
per cent. in pay.
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Incoming Steamships.
DUE TOMORROW.
ARRESTED For WHIPPING PUPIL.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. April f5.-Waiter
Strs use. a school teacher, was arrested
yesterday. charged with administering
too much corporal punishment on ster-
ling Rice. the son of Allen H. Rice, OF
North Bethlehem. Six witnesses tesfl-
fed that the lad was whipped three
times In one morning.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. April 15.-American Seour-
tiles opened a fraction higher today.
Light buying sustained prices until the
end of the first hour, when a slight re-
action occurred, AT noon the market
was quiet, with values ranging from un-
changed to q higher than yesterdays
New York closing.
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THINK FOWLER WILL RUN.

MORRISTOWN, April 15.-What Nor
ris County Republicans regard as con-
elusive evidence that Representative
Charles N. Fowler is a candidate for re-
election from the Fifth New Jersey
District, is the fact that the Congress
man has rented an office opposite the
Republican committee rooms in Morris
town.
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81. 800 BUYS nve-room house; lot 29x27T: only
$500 cash; 81, $50 buys hve-room house: lot 25x
1876; $3.50 cash required. NATHAN RUSSELL.
Inc.
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TWO-FAMILY house, grand location, IA rooms,
all modern improvements; rents for $40 per
month; lot 37x220; Sc. $50.
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in Paris, it is now announced, was 49,
900, 600.
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The new IS, 200, 900 Philadelphia city
loan was advertised today and bids will
be received May IS.
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TwO-FAM1LY houses, Roseville section; lot Tx
100. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $50 Broad
st
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BELLEyILLE. on Washington av.-Elegant 10
cation; 21s-story dwelling. on terrace; 16
rooms, with all improvements and a large plot
of ground facing three streets; can be cut up
into about "a lots. only small amount of cash
required; elegant home and fine building sites.
Further particulars with JOS. NJ. BYRNE CO.,
Real Estate Department, 76 Broad st.
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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 Exchange:
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Caldwell Cedars.

$3.50 Will secure a house and plot of land
among the cedar trees. one block from trolley;
every modern convenience; fine view; select
neighborhood; the balance can be paid like
rent; total price IS. 500: unsurpassed in New
Jersey for beauty of location and convenience;
large plots: various houses to select from.
Send for illustrated booklet or. better still,
visit the property by taking av. car
to Washburn pl., CALDWELL; walk one block
south to office. You will have an appetite when
you get home. AMERICAN IN CO.. Is
Exchange pl.. Jersey City. N. ].
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II A l. ES b..
Special Real ESTATE Days tuesdays Fridays
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


East Orange.
INVESTORS, SPECTATORS. can you beat this?
Apartment-house containing room for five
families and store; never vacant; rents for
81. 093 per year; price 1890; mortgage 81. 200;
cash required only 81, SEQ; interest on invest
ment over 30 per cent. let US prove it to
you.
LOVELY home; 9 rooms; all Improvements
large lot; good location; reduced price $500.
GOOD, substantial home; 8 rooms; bath. gas.
heat; close to station and trolley; only $500
cash required; possession at once; first offer
Of s., $50 takes 1t.
PROSPECT ST.-Bargain; 9 rooms: all i'm
p~rovements, lot 45x46o; quick sale price
81, 500.
KELLY-ODON0GHUE CO.,
$40 MAIN Il. EAST ORANGE
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CENTRAL SNAP.

CENTRAL SNAP.
Plane ST; eight rooms and bath, in good
condition: quick sale; asking 1920. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER, Union Building.
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Applications for capital will, it is be-
lieved, be made on a pretty large scale
during the next few weeks. Industrial
corporations will be prominent among
the borrowers, whereas during March
the railroads monopolized attention.
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FELL s DEVINE,
343 MAIN 81,
NEAR ARLINGTON AV.
YOU WANT THE BEST

DO YOU WANT THE BEST
one-family house for the money in Essex
County? Then go to Kenilworth pl., four min
ties walk from Brick Church EAST Orange)
station; nine rooms and bath. hardwood trim,
pLrquet floors. electric lights, beam ceilings.
open freplaces. ETC.; beautifully decorated:
terms to suit the most conservative. PHILIP
J. BOWERS & CO. 1879 Market st.
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EUGENE A. KELLY.
wafscssing

MAIN ST. AND ARLINGTON Az
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-Four new directors have been elected
to the board Of the Guarnty Trust
Company. as follows: C. H. Allen. vice
president of the trust company; T. De-
Witt Cuyler. director of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company; Walter S.
Johnston. of tho Norfolk and Western,
and Valentine p. Snyder, president Of
the National Rank of Commerce. The
directors reelected the officers.
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MANAGING AGENT,
Sal CLINTON AV., COR. FARLEY.

Sacrificing brick residence. with brick stable.
off Broad, near Lackawanna; Ia large rooms:
every Improvement. plot 3ax100. quick sal lie price
s11. 600: easy terms. FEIST & FEST, 73S
Broad IT.
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Practically new modern apartment house in
one Of the choicest sections of Roseville, con-
venient to railroad station and trolley; con-
tains steam and hot water heaters. gas ranges,
electric lights, etc; handsomely decorated: a
splendid renter; at our price and terms there
Is no better Investment in Newark. PEuLIP
j. BOWERS & Co, 1S9 Market st.
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Louise Menard .nd husband to Henry
NJ. Melicn, MillDfrS~ It side short Hills
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ATTENTION,

Boulevard, nearing completion. adioins prop
erty: two convenient railroads; excellent troll
ley system; unusual sacrifice; easiest terms;
large mortgage can remain; low interest rate;
every offer carefully considered; make PROPOSE
tion. FEST & FEST. 73S Broad st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived Mt New York Yesterday

SIS Eusitania. Liverpool, April 2.
IS San Giovanni. Palermo, Marcn 81
Sc Alice. Algiers. April j.
SIS Crown of Grenada, Trinidad, April
s. oceana. Bermuda. April u.
- Antilles, New Orleans. April 2.
IS Gomanche. Jacksonville, April II.
IS Princess Anne. Norfolk, April IL.
IS Mamma Hats, Baltimore, April Il
IS Dorothy, Philadelphia, April IL.
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$500.
FELL & DEYINE.

343 MAIN ST. NEAR ARLINGTON AV.,
EAST ORANGE, N. J
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WATER front and dock property. from Staten
Island to the head of navigation on the PAS
sale River. LOUIS SCHLEsINGER. Union
building.
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Harold c. Baxter

BUILDING PLOTS. restricted for single family
Improvement. in desirable residential neigh
borhood at right prices: Clinton ST., 35x170. $500;
triangular shaped lot. 50 feet front by 10 deep.
running TO a point, 500; Warren st, 50x113.
$3.50: only two Watsessing av. lots. 40x100, 81, 600
each; Benson Ct, 50x150, 81, $50. NATHAN RUS
SELL. Inc.
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COR. MME ST. AND FRELINGHUYSEN
AVS, $50 cash required: house IA rooms and
bath; light and heat; lot 30x100. STOUTEN-
BURGH-MOELLER, $50 Broad st.
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CORNER. 3S9 FEET FRONT.
Excellent location; ready for immediate i'm
provement; price only 81, 600. FEST & FEST,
Factory Specialists. 73S Broad ST.
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FINEST CONSTRUCTED Two-FAMILY.
East Orange-Boston plan, six and bath:
eight and bath; extra lavatory, buffers pam
try, tiled baths and vestibuie, hardwood trim,
parquet and double floors. electricity, separate
steamers, separate entrance, handsomely dec
GRATED, large plot; snap, 81. 600;; easiest terms.
FEST & FEST. 1888 Brooad st.
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BUILDING LOTS, 25x1o0; convenient to trains
and trolley. In rapidly growing neighborhood
prices $3.50 to $500. For maps and further par
ticulars consult LATHAM RUSSELL. Inc,
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= La Lorraine. at Havre from New York.
s. Campania. at Liverpool from New York.
S. Nieuw Amsterdam, at Boulogne from Neo
FORK
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ReneHiIIe.

SIX and eight-room house. all improvements
Union av.. Saybrook; five minutes to Main
line stop, King ST. FRANZ LORENZ.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
ALL H ORANGES!

Chance of u lifetime. Several owners have
authorized me TO dispose Of their properties
without publicity. Some at half value. Prices
from So, 900 upwards. Space prevents details.
Write me your requirements. VIII call upon
you or arrange appointment for you to inspect
the properties. Do not locate until you consult
my list. Decided bargains in properties to rent
from $500 Upward. Furnished or unfurnished.
EDWARD e. BRUEN, % Washington pl.. Brick
Church Station. East Orange.
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CLINTON HILL Two-FAMILY sNAP.

CbINIUN HILL IWU-F AhIIbi SNAL
Baldwin av., near Clinton av.; plot 37xl11;
five and six rooms and bath to each apart
nent, with finished rooms on third floor: all
modern improvements: separate steam heaters;
price 1900; leave Sc. 900 on mortgage. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER main office, Union Building;
branch office, SAL Clinton av.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

The new IS, 900, 900 Philadelphia city
loan was advertised today and bids will
be received May Is.
The amount of Lake Shore notes sold
in Paris, it is now announced, was 49,
900, 900.
April railroad earnings promise to be
most satisfactory. Reports already is
sued for the first week are excellent.
Major Henry L. Higginsom and Rob-
ert Winsor, of Boston, have been elect
ID directors of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
At a special meeting of Third Avenue
railroad creditors yesterday Walter
Haviland was elected president and
William White secretary.
Applications for capital will. it is be-
Iieved, be made on a pretty large scale
during the next few weeks. Industrial
corporations will be prominent among
the borrowers, whereas during March
the railroads m~onopolized attention.
The Chicago Stock Exchange regular
ticket will name President Countiss and
Vice-President Townsend for reelection
in June, following the custom of giving
second terms to all officers.
The General Electric Company is pre-
pairing to erect a plant at Erie, Pa,
which will cost over $40, 900, 900. 1t will
have fifty buildings and occupy a plot
of ground a mile square. Work is TO be
begund next fall.
The United Railroads of San Fran
cisco report for February gross earn
ings of s570,9S2. a gain of s27 .344. and
net earnings amounting to sS4S, SIS. ar
increase of S9,413. The net income was
s5,57S, an increase of s5,115.
Edwin G. Merrill sur the duties
of president of the Union Trust Com
pany on Monday. Daniel Willard has
been elected chairman of the board Of
the Cinc.1roti. Hamilton and Dayton
Harry Bronner, of Hallgarten & Co.
has been elected a director to succeed
the late II. S. Redmond.
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation
voting trust plan has practically beer
assured for some time. The deposit:
to this date have been $40. $50. 200. as re
ported to the Philadelphia Stock En-
change Yesterday, The total amount
of deposits required for a majority il
the voting trust, or. say 81 per cent
of the total outstanding stock. is $12.-
S1S.1 100.
-Four new directors have been elected
to the board of the Guarnty Trust
Company. as follows: c. II. Allen, vice.
president of the trust company; T. De.
Witt Cuyler. director Of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company: Walter S
Johnston. of tho Norfolk and Western
and Valentine P. Snyder. president %
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50, 900 ASH required New York az. house and
store; nine rooms; gas and water; lot 22x97.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $40 Broad 81.
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EAST oRANG Amherst st.. 27~7-e7s-Two-
family. all improvements; steam; decorated;
just completed. G. A. TAETZSCH. JR., 1es
Elmwood av.. f, o.
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EMMETT ST. (betweea Frelinghuysen av. and
Sherman IA rooms and bath;
light and heat; lot i25x1G0: low price. STOUT
ENBuRGH-MOELEER. S9 Broad st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY

WRIGHT ST, ITO close estate. six-roofn
dwelling with speculative future: all improve
ments. make offer. LINNETT & WOLF. 221
Clinton aV.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

JAMES ST, as, near Plane-Brick residence
good neighborhood, near D., l.. & ". II. r..
also shopping centre, 8 rooms and bath, IN per
feet order, all modern improvements, SS,50o; on
liberal terms.
For above and other genuine and decided bar
gains see
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doublt residential investment snap; magnificent
location. nine elegant rooms. bath, pantry,
EACH side; sepai ate steamers. open freplaces,
hardwood floors. s1. 600; less than c%onstruc-
ton cost: mortgage $500. FEST &c FEST,
73S Broad st.
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Glen Ridge.
DIRECT FROM THE BUILDER

WITH PORTE ON SIDE, TOO,
Only Sc, 500; Just completed this week. an
ideal home OF eight inviting rooms: steam heat;
all modern improvements; open freplaces;
very attractive reception hall and staircase;
quartered oak trim, the decorations are pre-
else in every respect; cement walks: lawn Is
now being seeded: the large attractive porch
with side porte cochere gives this home an APP
pearance of a much more expensive house, be
ing situated on a broad, new avenue, with
careful restrictions; your future will warrant
you absolutely a safe Investment as well as a
home: about 81 200 to 81 500 cash. balance in
viting: lot is 50x125; five minutes trains and
frollevs. q clean-cut proposition. Consult
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Fast Orange.

OWNER MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY.
East Orange-Beautiful ten-room residence,
with bath, ceitre hall; steam. electricity; beam
ceiling; hardwood; open fireplace; large porch
(screened), awnings; handsomely decorated:
dandy plot; near trolley; sacrifice, 81, 900; must
leave city. FEI6T q FEST 73s Broad u.
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CENTRAL INVESTMENTS.
l have a number of good opportunities ripe
for Improvement, consisting or contrary 10
Gated business property. LOUIS SCHLESIN-
GER Union Building.
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CLINTON H~ILL-MODERN TWO-FAMILY.
Plot 30 feet front; five large. bright rooms,
also tiled bath. first floor; seven rooms. In
GLIDING tiled bath. second floor; four beautiful
rooms third floor; electricity, screens, awnings,
separate steam heaters, separate entrances;
easiest terms; rental s756.50; price $685.
owner must sell Immediately. FEST ~
FEST, 1888 Broad st.
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At a special meeting of Third Avenue
railroad creditors yesterday Walter
Haviland a elected president and
William White secretary.
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Outgoing Steamships.

sailed from Foreign Ports.
Majestic. for New York from Queenstown
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Sc. MUSHROOM corner house; perfect repair;
good lot, room for a garage; close to trolley
and East Orange depot; small amount cash:
balance on easy terms. Many other bargains
for sale or rem. in new one and two family
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April railroad earnings promise to b'
most satisfactory, Reports already is
sued for the first week are excellent.
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CHAS. DUKE
BUILDER, 50 SPRUCE ST. BLOOMFIELD.
PHONE s59-L. BLOOMFIELD.

PHONE $751;. BLOOMFIELD.
CLINTON ROAD lots In one of the best residen-
tial neighborhoods for single family improve
neut; lot 47x1O0, 1910; 36x150, $3.50; d4x150,
81. 125; 50x150. 81, $50. Other Glen Ridge lots In
other locations as may suit your needs. MA
THAN RUSSELL, Inc.
JUST finished, tasty frame house. nine rooms.
two baths. extra toilet In asement steam
heat, handsome gas and electric fixtures; house
will be decorated open fireplace in dining-room
So. 800 cash required. balance 5 per cent. ga
THAN RUSSELL, Inc.
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RAJ Third av.-House, eight rooms and bath.
al in hrst-class condition; for quick sale 81. 500
esy terms. LOUIS SCHLESINGER Union
Rilding.
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Major Henry L. Higginsom and Rob-
ert Winsor, of Boston, have been elect
ed directors of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
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M AND GLEN RIDGE

DIRECT FROM THE BUIBDER-(HALL IN
CENTRE)-(NO FREAK HOUSE, REMEM-
BER.) .
Commodius home new, ready in 10 days;
10 inviting. sunny rooms and 2 storage rooms;
steam heat: enamel tile bath (parquet hoors);
beam ceiling; open fireplace on both first and
second floor; extra fine cellar. just as grand
as the parlor; coy corners; window seats
in all bedrooms, with lifts for shirtwaists.
etc. imported crystal cut glass electric fix
lures: mahogany doors; crystal knobs; two
toilets: large porch. On entering this home
you are impressed with (hall In %eentre),
double shades. screens, cement walks, wide
shaded avenue, cedar trees on lawn have
been preserved. Come prepared to find fault.
II you do it would be very unjust. Lot is
55x250 feet; price 81, 500; inviting terms; six
minutes L~ackawanna station and trolley. Ad-
! dress or call
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CLINTON AVENUE,

CIINION Az ENUI'
vicinity Lincoln Park. gentleman's residences;
ten rooms. two bathrooms. freplaces. modern
plumbing, solid oak trim, parquet floors: large
plot: snap, $40, 600. FEST & FEST. 1888
Broad st.
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REAL I A FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
south Orange.

FINE one-family houses (new); well built
prices ranging from 81, 600 10 SIC. 600; South
Orange and Mountain Station.
CENTRE ST. South orange-Nery fine house,
on lot 100x270; Ii rooms and two baths;
every Improvement: oak trim and oak floors
throughout house; large reception hall. this Is
located in beautiful Montrose Park. which Is
ono of the finest locations in Essex County,
owner has held this house at $1,000 will sen
now for s22, 900; it will be sold quick at this
figure.
LET US know your wants in real estate in
South Orange section; we have a very ex-
tensive list.
EUGENE A. KELLY,
MAIN st AND AN
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v~ANDERPOOB ST.. vicinity PENNSYLVANIA ay.
-Three-family, six rooms and bath on each
floor: separate steam heaters; 10 per cent. in
vestment; 81, 200. LOUIS Sc~HLEsINGER.
Union Building.