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DOLLARS AND DUCATS
SHOWN BY COLLECTORS.
Numismatic Association Holds
Interesting Exhibition.

NEW YORK, Sept. G.-The 1910 con-
vention of the American Numismatic
Association is In session here this week.
Nearly hundred out-of-town MEM
bers from all over the United States
and Canada are in attendance. In con-
nection with the convention an elab-
crate exhibition of coins, medals ana
tokens is displayed in the American
Numismatic Society's building. The
collections shown range from the most
ancient coins down to those of the
of Confederate money and an elaborate
exhibit of other currency of Civil War
interest loaned by Ben G. Green, OF
Chicago
A collection loaned by B. H. Collins,
of Washington, includes a complete set
of United States cents issued from 1893
to 1857. Other interesting exhibits are
Chinese spearhead money, razor cash,
dating back 600 years B. c., and Jap
anese slugs
H. o. Granberg, of Oshkosh, Wis.
shows the greatest collection of pri-
vately issued gold coins in the United
States. In another collection is a $50
gold slug issued by the United States
assay office in San Francisco in 1857
in the gold rush days. There are also
ancient Greek and Roman coins and a
collection of $50 gol1 ducats, mostly
of the ancient German principalities
OF more recent interest is a collection
of anti-free silver burlesque coins.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-06
PREDICTS RECORD YEAR
IN LIFE INSURANrE

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept 6.-Samuel
w. McCulloch, insurance commissioner
of Pennsylvania, says that the year
1910 will be a. record breaker for the
life insurance business. The sixty
eight companies writing business in the
State in 1909 had insurance in force at
the close of the year of 81, ,625. 900, 900. a
gain of nearly SIS, 600. The new
business written was 1866. 00o. .ooO gain
of $13,00O,000 over 1908.
Il think that I am entirely safe in
asserting" said Commissioner McC IL
loch, that during the eight months of
1910 which ended last Wednesday. the
companies which write life insurance
in this State have issued as great an
amount of business in the aggregate as
they did during the entire twelve
months of 1909. Judging from all data
at hand, 1 believe that the aggregate
amount of all life policies written in
Pennsylvania during the present year
will be at least $780, ,0oo."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-06
COURTS ARE ATTACKED BY
LABOR FEDERATION HEAD.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. g.
Speaking to a crowd of laboring men
at a park here yesterday, Samuel
Gompers. president of the American
Federation of Labor, attacked the
courts of the country as being far re-
moved from the people and opposed tt
labor.
After touching on the case wherein
himself, John Mitchell and Frank Nor.
rison received Jail sentences and other
cases where fines were assessed against
labor men, Mr. Gompers said:
1T is all done in the hope of crush.
ing the spirit of labor.
IAN these decisions we have handed
down to us are the devices of men so
far removed from the great hubbub of
life. from the great movement Of the
masses that they do not understand
I cannot accuse any man on the bench
of having evil motives But as for
the men occupying the positions in the
great judiciary of our country, the
higher up they are the further they
are removed from the people,"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-06
LOWER PRICES IS
FEATURE OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Toward Close, However, a NUM-
Der of Stocks Make
RecOveries.

NEW YORK Sept. 6.-First prices of
stocks after the holiday were lower
than the preceding level. There were a
few exceptions among the less promi-
neut stocks. The declines ran in Allis-
Chalmers preferred to l and in Union
Pacific Reading u S. Steel and Anal
gamated Copper to large fractions.
American Hide and Leather preferred
rose 11s and Central Leather q. Busi-
ness was insignificant in volume.
II oclock-Selling of stocks became
more general and there was particular
continental stocks. Atlantic Coast Line
broke 21s under last weeks close, Gen.
eral Electric 2, Reading Ia, Nationai
Biscuit preferred IL. Union Pacific and
ST. Paul IA and LOUISVILLE and Nash
vile, Southern Pacific. Northern Pa
cific, U. S. Steel, National Lead and st.
Louis Southwestern preferred l.
Light buying advanced some of the
minor specialties, notably American
Hide and Leather preferred, which i'm
proved 2%; New York Air Brake 1&,
Central Leather IA and Mackay Com
panies, General Chemical preferred ana
Corn Products preferred l.
Noon-The lack of support for stocks
grew out of the heavy inroad on the
banks surplus disclosed by the weekly
statement. The direction of political
discussion was called disquietng. Light
offerings sufficed to carry prices down.
wards sharply. Baltimore and Ohio
broke and American Sugar 11s. Penn
syvania, New York Central, Norfolk
and Western. Pittsburg Columbus, Gin
cinnati and st. Louis, Rock Island pre-
ferred, Wabash preferred Brooklyn
Transit and American Beet Sugar /.
Bonds were irregular.
D. m.-The market stopped going
down and there were fractional re-
coveries which brought trading to "a
standstill.
p. m.--The market closed firm and
dull. Prices moved toward recovery in
the final hour, the rally reaching 1@1A
in a number of the principal active
stocks.
The demand came from uncovered
shorts. American Agricultural Chem
ical declined 49, Pittsburg Coal 2.
Lake Erie and Western rose Az.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-06
CHICAGO SCHOOLS HAVE
SEATS FOR ALL PUPILS.
No Halliday Sessions in Windy
City.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-"Every one of
Chicagos 100000 school children to at
tend school every day and to have a.
seat" is the boast of school authorities
with the opening Of the public schools
today. For the first time since Chicago
graduated from the village into the city
class the school facilities are able to
accommodate the total school popula-
ton. There may be some crowding
In certain sections. consequent to the
changing of districts at the opening of
the year, but as soon as adjustments
are made there will be room for every
pupil ana halliday sessions" will be-
come thing of the past.
1t is planned to install a large num-
ber of emergency kitchens throughout
the city, thus reducing the distance
which pupils who study cooking will
have to travel to reach a school
equipped for the course of study.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-06
CRY ADvnRrrsEmESrs.

to the westerly line OF Dark lane; thence
across Dark lane TO the line OF lots 'front.'
ing on the easteriy side Of Hayes street. thence
southerly along the same to the northerly line
OF Fifteenth avenue; thence easterly along the
same and across Springfield avenue and Court
street to the line Of lots fronting on the
easteriy side of Belmont avenue; thence south
eriy along the same to the rear line of lots
fronting on the northerly side Of Avon avenue;
thence easterly along the same about As feet;
thence aoutherly to the southerly line of Avon
avenue; thence easterly along the same TO the
easterly line of Hillside avenue; thence south
erly along the same for a distance Of about 80
feet; thenee easterly at right angles to Hillside
avenue 100 feet; thence southerly and parallel
with Hillside avenue TO the rear line OF lots
fronting on the southery side of Clinton ave-
nue. commencing with and including street No.
320 and 32z Clinton avenue: thence westerly along
the rear line OF lots fronting on Clinton avenue
TO the rear line of lots fronting on the easterIy
side Of Hillside avenue; thence southerly along
thence westerly along the same to the westerly
line OF Hillside avenue; thence southerly along
the same about 37.5o feet; thence westerly and
parallel with Bigeow street about 96 feet;
thence southefiy 10 the rear line Of lots fronting
on the southerly side OF Bigelow street; thence
westerly along the same to the rear line of lots
fronting on the easterly side of Belmont ave-
nue.; thence southerly along the same TO point
about $50 feet south of the southerly line Of
with Bigelow street to the rear line OF lots
fronting the easterly side OF Ridgewood
avenue; thence northerly along the same to the
southery line of the corner lot designated
No 1856 Ridgewood avenue; thence westerly
parallel with BIgelow street and including the
corner lot designt ted as No 1856 Ridgewood ave-
nue. TO the7rear line Of lots fronting the east
eriy side of Badger avenue; thence southerly
along the same to a. point about 100 feet north
of. the northenly line of Pedde street; thence
westerly and parallel with Peddie street to the
westerly line. of Badger avenue; thence south
eriy along the same, to the .northerly line of
Reddie street; thence westerly along the same to
the point or place Of beginning
The owners OF land and real estate assessed in
said certificate of assessment are hereby re-
quired to ay the amount SO assessed upon
them, and each Of them respectively. TO me at
my Office; City Hall, on or before October "a
1910
Newark. N. j., September l. 1910.
]. H. BACHELLER.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-06
GEORGE HIGNETT, YOUR
MOTHER is HEART BROKEN. ~

ELIZABETH, Sept. 6.--George Hig-
nett, 15-year-old son of Mrs. Helen
Hignett, of 1853 Fulton street, has been
missing from home since August %, and
his mother is well-nigh prostrated with
grief.
The boy was last seen on the day IN
question walking in the direction of
Newark, and 1t is the belief of his reia-
tives and friends that he may be stop
ping in that city.
Il do hope and pray" said the boys
mother, that he will learn how broken
hearted I am over his disappearance
for feel sure will then return to me.
He is feet 8 inches in height and has
dark hair and blue eyes. His eye
lashes are dark and exceptionally long.
He wore blue shirt. dark blue SUIT.
black shoes and q cap of dark ma
terial
Mrs. Hignett wrote to the EVENING
STAR requesting its aid toward find :
ing her boy.