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TAFT'S CRITICISM
ST|RS INSURGENTS
AGAINST R. R. BILL
While House Reflections on
Their Course Makes Pro-
gressives Very Angry.

WASHINGTON, May 1I.-There were
indications of ill-feeling between the
regular" and '~insurgent' Republicans
when the Senate convened today. The
pending amendment to the railroad bill
was that offered by Senator Cuminins
to require the retention OF the present
rule that suits under the interstate
act be brought against the
Interstate Commerce Commission rath-
er than against the government, as Is
provided in the administration bill
Under the Cummins amendment the
commission, not the attorney general,
would have charge of the defense of the
suits.
Several propositions looking to a COM
promise we're made in vain. Most of
them had come from the regulars. led
by Aldrich, and all of them were re-
jected by Cummins and the other pro-
gressives.
Under the White House dictum de-
livered at the midnight conference Sat
urday, the supporters of the admins
tration bill were trying to formulate
some agreement that would command
the solid Republican support. Senator
Cummins's following was obdurate.
Senator Dixon, who led the forces
that compelled the acceptance of an
amendment on the subject of long and
short hauls. acted as the intermediary
between the conservatives and progress
sives today. For a time he met with
encouragement. but as the negotiations
proceeded 1t was reported that the sew
eral Insurgents who had not been in
vited to the White House Saturday
night a heard that reflections upon
their course had been made at that
gathering, ever by the President him
self"
The insurgents" remarking thai
there was an evident purpose to hui
initiate them, expressed Indignation,
and some practically refused to treat
at all with the administration forces.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts we're filed in the
county clerks Office today:
II. Miller. owner. with E. Muteh. con-
tractor. all work, 1886; Academy
street, BeIleville.
A. Koze. owner with J. Mooney,
contractor, plumbing work, s11S; Whit
tlesey avenue. West Orange.
A. Aigro, owner. with Butterworth &
Matthews, contractors, mason work,
sl.222; Washington place, Glen Ridge.
Same owner. with Svenson, contractor,
carpenter, painting and electrical work,
$3.S65; same premises.
Russell Robinson Company, owners,
with Fl. Dawson, contractor, all work
1900; 692 High street.
e. Mendel, owner, with KapIan
Brothers. contractors, all work, 81, 500;
532 South Eleventh street.
A. Teets, owner. with the Prospect
Company. contractors, all work. IS. 900;
Ely place. East Orange.
A. and NJ. Fabrizio. owners, with
J. Bancone. contractor. all work. Sc, 800:
2s4 and 2s6 East Kinney street.
ii. Jonas. owner. with J. Wiley, CON
tractor. painting work. $3.50; Parkway,
East Orange. Same owner. with r. &
W. E~ngelberger Company. contractors,
plumbing work, N,57s; same premises.
J. Kline, owner, with j. Klein. ron
tractor. 1906; Union avenue.
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STOCKS At CLOSE
HEAVY AND DULL
At LOWEST PRICES
Rally in Chesapeake and Ohio ia
Final Hour Followed by
Drop All Along Line.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE stock
market closed heavy and dull. A rally
of about a point in Chesapeake and
Ohio "a followed by a renewed droop,
which carried some prices back to the
lowest. Great Northern Ore Certifi-
Gates, Toledo and Western preferred,
American Telephone and American Lo-
connective declined l..
II a. ma rise of nearly a point
in Reading strengthened the market,
but the higher prices brought out more
stock, and a reaction followed to well
below the opening figures. Union Pa
ci1c, Northwes stern, Amalgamated Cop
per. U. S. Steel, American Sugar. Ana
conda and American Tobacco preferred
sagged l and Reading second preferred
III. International Harvester advanced
a point, which was lost later.
neutrality-suspicious. was felt thai
the reopening of foreign stock ex-
changes brought no increase of activ-
ity. No influence was perceptible from
any news event, n the sag in prices
was due to neglect. st. Paul lost l and
Minneapolis and st. Louis IN. Brook.
lyn Transit rose 1. Bonds were heavy
l p. AUTHORIZATIONS were mostly
within a mi of an eighth, and trad
ing was at a %standstill. Southern Rail
way preferred declined a point. while
General Electric advanced as much.
. D. m.-The dullness of the market
increased as the day drew to a clos
None of the usually active stock.
moved widely enough to permit even o
scalping operations. Lsclede Gas ad
vanced a point.
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sc, 100000 ERMINA
STATION AT CINCINNATI,

CINCINNATI, May 17.-Final steps
were taken here to give this city a
$50, 900, 900 railroad terminal station
which in size will be the third largest
in this country and which, In at least
one important feature, will make 1t
unique in the history of metropolitan
terminals. 1t will have an earning
capacity in It's terminal zone
The new Pennsylvania terminal In
New York city, largest of the kind IN
the world. lacks the earning feature.
So does the Union station in Washing
ton, for neither Is equipped with Office
buildings, stores and other rental space.
which will form an important part In
the system to be constructed in the
heart OF Cincinnati.
The nine railroads which Will be
mostly benefited by the new terminal
are the Pennsylvania, the Big -Four,
the Baltimore and Ohio, the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton, the Chesapeake
and Ohio, the Louisville and Nashville,
the Norfolk and Western. the Southern
and the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis
vile. There will be no grade crossings
in the o m of the Union station and
terminal system.
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THE T MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE cottor
market opened steady at an advance
of l point to a decline Of II points
May being II points lower and other
positions l point higher to 3 points
lower. The rains reported in Texas
seemed to be causing considerable scat
tering liquidation. but it was said thai
temperatures were too low in some sec
tons. the big bulls gave the market
aggressive support, and prices after
the opening held close to the initial
figures. Liverpool will reopen for bust
ness tomorrow morning.
The Western belt forecast. calling for
frost in exposed portions of Arkansas
and Oklahoma tonight, checked the de-
cline after prices had sold to a net loss
of about 76l2 points during the middle
of the morning. but trading in the late
forenoon was quiet and rumors of freer
offerings of spots from the South
seemed to prevent any rally of onse-
quence.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

= - - -, -
veg l.AS'u alilyai "a
wheat nefe iroil Duiu.n nnn sitn al .
o'n.r ~ ~ ~as " ma, poI.
ior lpoae' ne'peu 70 stnu May ueii.rry
eo~n ~ III .nis Inarhe, 'oqas. me
ueoiins' howesei, was onas emiporary
.he price reastlns 70 i,z.' mere APP
peareu 70 De ~ ienueIsnip on me pear
slue' ~ ,nn meie saiu ny svnlc
= I've ,ne ilos. ..,'usilia, lac'ur ~ iluc-
.ua.iois Nevsr.ne.ess tle Ialns noitn,
Ncst anu VS., aa Vel ~ locsIiy, nao
,u. ~" =, 'niss' av.
op''oi 49, ope"ea - ~ 1--WE
cow, VIZ ~. ioVst 20 ~. =
iai,s 70 ~. ~ y Lou,oN. o,i'eis "ele
,nciniqu ~ ~ pusi5ceo oniy W ne
Laru spe,s' WV. ~ eaue.oes oS we
'ppu'e U.s. =. s,.oa ',son.
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THE D MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 17.-Flour duh; re-
ceipts, 1926.
Wheat-Opened easy at sc. decli1e
on the weak cables and favorable re-
ports from the spring wheat states.
rallied On small offerings but again
declined under liquidation. July
Inn 1t1ii, september, te6A41osTs. Re-
ceipts, 44,40e.
Corn--Receipts, 9.o0o.
B~eef-Steady.
Pork-Frm.
Lard-Easy; middle West. 1S.SlM13A
SuGar-Raw; ~muscovado. 50 fest.
s.74; centrifugal, SO test, A.24; moiassts
sugar. So test, $40 Refined. quiet:
crushed 5.95: granulated, 5.e5; low
dered, 5.cJ.
petroleum-steady; refined barrels,
77a.
Coffee-Spot. quiet; No. Z Rio, SA@
sN; No. 4 Santos. ~.
Molasses- steady; New Orleans. open
kettle, ssdf42.
Butter steady; receipts, 10. 2s4.
Creamery thirds to .irsts. 26a2s: pro-
cess seconds 10 extras. 22i&dD25: factory
seconds to firsts, e2dfs3: initiation
creamery. s?t4m24ts.
chease Very firm; receipts. 6.016;
state skins. common. 515t1.
I5cgs Firm; receipts. 2s.444; fresh
gathered regular packed firsts. alG2lM.
NL |"LH H- a .A
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HOOKING VALLEY SEEKS
TO GUS RECEIVERS,
Asks Restraining Order Pending
Final Decision.
time lie q word: 3 times ,ikc a word:
8 times 4t;c 4 word: 81 a line I month.


COLUMBUS, o., May 1.-THE Hook
ing Valley Railway Company today
filed suit in the United States Court
at Springfield asking for an injunction
against the receivers of the railway
who were appointed Yesterday by Com
NOR Pleas Judge Kinkhead restrain
ing the receivers from any action until
the question OF jurisdiction be settled.
The bill makes II. J. Booth and John
NJ. Sheets, the receivers, and Howard
Warrington. r. r. Westfall, r. III.
S~choedinger, stockholders, the respond
ents. A temporary order Is asked pend
ing the decision of Judge Safer in the
matter.
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HI LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, May 1.-THE market fol
American securities opened irregular
and on bare buying Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania and a few others hard
cned. At noon the market was stead
with prices u higher to "a lower that
the closing New York prices OF yester
day.
Prices showed little change until the
Wall street market orened. when 9
dropping tendency occurred under gen
eral offerings. The close was easy.
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NOTICE
Notice Is n sreby given to all parties Interested
that the certificates Of assessment OF the whole
amount ~ the costs and expenses OF grading
cri binf; and faRgirE
NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
z TWELFTH STREET.
Opening OF
wEEQUAHIC AVENUE.
ana constructing n sewer In
OCEAN AVENUE.
have heea delivered to me according to Law.
Said a>xeSsuaeit comprises all lots. tracts and
rarcels OF land aud real estate lying on both
sides OF ~
SryrNTH STREET.
from f.lonmheh avenue to about SCI feet north
NJ Park avenue; on both siles OF
n fVfEiFrH STREET.
from Sixth avenue to Seventh avenue. on both
sides of
WEEoI'AIIIC VENUE.
from Iefsen street tn IIellcn street; on both
sIies Of
OCEAN ANENIfE.
between Drankials avenue and Vest End ave-
nue. 49,
The oun@rs of and and real estate axsasss6
In sall certificates OF ssse ssnen are hereby rs<
uuireI to ray the amount so assessed upon
n, ~. AMI each u them respectively. to me ~
my pfics. City Hal. On or before June n. 1870
Newark. n. IT,. May II, 1910
j. II. BArHEL1KR,
myiI-bt ConptroIlsy
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roRTY.sx YEARS BANK CASHIER.

PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-CalviD
Blythe North has resigned as cashier
Of the First National Bank. Of Selia's
Grove. Pa. after forty-six years of
continuous service In that capacity. He
is So years old, and Is said to have
been the oldest bank cashier In the
State, both as to years and as to serv-
ice. His son will succeed him.
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l. ES Be-
Special Real Estate Days. tuesdays, FRIDAYS
Real Estate for Sale.
time lea word. 3ltirnes 2s4c q we'd:
Shines ttre a word; 81 a line ] month.
CITY.

CLINTON HILL SECTION"
UNION BUILDING CO.'S TRACT.
'uP-To-DATE Two-FAMILY HOUSES"
In restricted location. near Clinton av., u ana
and electric light. handsomely decorated. plate
rail In dining rooms. substantially built; a Few
constructed on the Boston plan; rented FER Ter
meet nearly all expenses; possession can be had
of one part; a few with both apartments rented;
PRICE Low-LfBERAL TERMS.
''REsTRICTED LOTS AND Plots
for one and tw~o-famlly houses. from 81 to 100
feet frontage; CHOICEST home sites in the city;
paved streets: no assessments; title suaran-
teed; moderate prices; liberal and convenient
terms.
'loNE-FAMtLy REsIDENcEs.'
STANLEY av. north of Clinton av.: 10 rooms.
tvs baths. all Improvements: gas and electric
light; steam heat; exteriors Of stucco, half
stucco. sshingle and smooth white crrnert; par
quot floors and nrst and second floors; beamod
ceilings In reception hall and dining room
FOR garage: price and terms reasonable; open
for inspection every day, including Sunday.
CHOICE coRNRR LOTS"
STANLEY sv.. e. .. cor. Madison av. 97xifi
baldwin av.. .. e. cor. Madison av.. 72xll1.
Treact av., 4. ". cor. Madison sv.. 5bxlll.
Treacs nv.. p. E. cor. Madison ay., Skill,
Finest corner lots IN Clinton Hill; restricted
to one-family residences costing not less than
50. 1000; ample room for garage.
Liberal TERMS TO INTENDING PuR-
cHASERs."
DON'T DELAY-ACT NOW,
Appointments made to suit customers.
Send for descriptive circular and map.
UNION BUILDING o Union Building,
Rooms 21s-o2i.
c1INTON ST. All BROAD.
BRANCH OFFICE. M Clinton av.. corner
Farley av.
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ROSELAND. N. j.
Business mans chance to own a suburban
modern residence, one hour from Newark by
trolley; sever. rooms and hath; every improve
ncnt, including electric light; beautiful loca-
ton; $500, open 10 offer. LOUIS ScHLESIN-
GER, Union Building.
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$3.50 will secure I house and plot Of land
among the cedar trees, one block from trolley;
every modern convenience: tine view; select
nelghborhood. the balance can be paid like
rent; total price $500; unsurpassed In New
Jersey for beauty Of location and convenience;
large plots: various houses TO collect from
Send for illustrated booklet or, better still.
visit the property BY taking Bloomfield av. car
TO Washburn pl.. Caldwell; walk one block
south to Office. You will have an. sppetIte when
you get homie. AMERICAN HOMES CO.. -
Exchange pl., Jersey City. N. J.
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Montclnir.
SG.o00 FOR S6.0OO.

Must be sold; handsome new house. nine
rooms: gas. bath and electricity; steam heat;
hardwood floor and trim, opcn fireplace. etc,
etc; lot G2xi5o; convenient TO trolley and trains;
terms to suit: no real estate broker In Montciair
can aen you at the price. See REYNOLDS &
TODD. opposite Lackawanna station, Bloomfield.
SAcRIFICE-Madison av. MontcIair, select
section; choice ons-familr house, nine rooms
ler's pantry; laundry: nothing lacking; LARGE
lot. room for garage: cannot be duplicated
under 30 900: VIII sell for q. 500 IL purcha sed
quick. PHILIP j. BOWERS & CO.. 1879 Mar
ket 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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Glen Ridge.

lien RIDGE. N. J.
CLINTON ROAD--Brautifu residence. 10
rooms and bath; hardwood floors and trim.
newly decorated and every modern improve
mcnt; plot 50x159; asking price $500. LOUIS
scHLESINGER. Union building.
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IRvINGTON. 10 SANFORD Av.-Ncw house.
seven rooms and bath, all improvements,
steam heat: price 81. 100; easy terms. l..
Y s5 Bleecker ST.
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In Montreal yesterday Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy stated that interests
friendly to the Canadian Pacific have
| purchased the Dominion Atlantic rail-
way, which runs 293 miles through
Nova Scotia.
George w. Marion, deputy assistant
treasurer of the United States, yester-
day completed his forty fifth years as
an employee of the sub-treasury.
At q special meeting of the st. Louis
and San Francisco stockholders, the
IS, 900, 900 New Orleans, Texas n Next
co divisional first mortgage 5 per cent,
bonds provided to form the new finan-
cial plan perfected In March last were
formally authorized.
The New York Produce Exchange will
not open on Friday until IL O'Clock
noon, out of respect to the memory VI
King Edward. The Chicago market,
however, will open as usual and close
at IL noon
1t was decided yesterday by the board
of governors OF the Philadelphia stock
Exchange to close for two hour or
Friday next, from 10 a. m. to noon.
This step WAS taken as a mark of re-
spect to King Edwards memory. The
New York exchange has taken similar
action.
The governor Of the Chicago Stock
Exchange are considering the ~restric-
ton of board and tape quotations to
ten-share lots or more. recording the
smaller lots only on the books. The pur-
pose Is to prevent Misleading quota
tons. especially In the case of inactive
stocks. Small investors are unduly i'm
pressed by quotations on a few shares,
sometimes made for effect rear the
closing hour.
June will be n month containing sew
eraI important crop reports. On June
Q the department Of agriculture VIII
make its first 1910 report on the ron.
dition of cotton. and give the estimH d
acreage planted this year. On June )
a OF the June grain report
will be made public. This will give .
preliminary estimate Of the acreage OF
spring wheat. oats and barley, and TIE
condition. on JUNE /. Of winter and
spring wheat. oats. barley. rye and
nay. One juno 3. a supplementary re-
port on minor crops will be Issued.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE
MI 4 CITY HAIL.

CITY TTEASURERsS OFFICE
NO. Q CITY HALL.
Newark, N. j., Apnl l. 1914
To the Honorable Common Council Of the CITY
Of Newark. New Jersey:
compliance with the act Of the
Legislature, entitled. "A further supplement "
the act entitled an act to amend and fSv3Do the
charter of the City Of Newark" Approved
Febr,ary %, 1856. I herewith present q ststeuneut
OF the cash transactions CT the city for the
month of March. 1910:
e
Cash balance, February
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York curb quota.
tlons are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co., "a Broad
street, New York; Bid. Asked
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Real Estate for Sale.
I time 1: a word. . times aye a word:
6 times 4ISc a word; 81 a line 1 month.
CUT OF TOWN.
bloomfield.
ASK & TODD

about this %. 600 house OF 10 rooms; tiled bath
steam. gas and electric light; living room 1sx2i
bearned ceilings; parqret floors, hardwood trim
laundry and toilet in cellar: every convenience
handsomely decorated: terms to suit. r
NoI.Ds & TODD. opposite Lackawanna station
BLOOMFIELD.
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c. wickhffe Throckmorton has beel
admitted as a general partner in tn
firm Of Atwood, Violet & Co.
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EAST oRANGE-soo CASH BUYS

Roston plan: two-family snap: on beautiful,
wide avenue; "A large, light rooms, two tiled
baths. extra tiled %layatory. separate steamers.
separate entrances. hardwood trim. beam cell
Ing, electricity exquisite decorations; rents
500; quick sale. IS. 500 FEST g. FEIST. 1888
Broad st.
BURNETT ST. tneaf and south OF Central av.)-
Two-family house; bargain; IL rooms and tile
bath: gas and electric light and heat: slate roaf:
separate entrances; separate heaters; annual
rent sTbS: price 81. 900. STOtiTENBURGH-
MOELLER. $50 Broad ST.. Newark, N. j.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

yesterday sold for $2,925, an advance
OF $25.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the after.
math Of trade. It's the frat call Ehat captures
the procession u eussornerss
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Members of the Cotton Exchange will
take a ballot Wednesday on a proposal
to close the exchange on Friday, May
q, the Friday preceding Memorial
Day.
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Bids will be received at Baltimore un.
til noon on May 20 for 81, 400, 900 4 Del
cent. registered city stock.
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DIRECT FROM BuILDER.
Very choice tvo-family hovses on Glenwood
av. and Franklin ct, East Orange; fine neigh
borhood: u rooms and two baths: handsomely
decorated; contain all modern improvements,
Including separate steam heaters; at our price,
these cannot he duplicated; terms TO suit pur-
chaser; open for inspection from 2 until 6 p. m.
PHILIP j. BOWERS e. CO, 1S9 Market st.
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LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE CLOSED.
LIVERPOOL. May 17.-The cotton
exchange is closed today.
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In Montreal yesterday Sir Thomas
S~haughnessy stated that interests
friendly to the Canadian Pacific have
purchased the Dominion Atlantic rail-
way, which runs 293 miles through
Nova Scotia.
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CITY.

Ruy An
Apartment House That Fays.
Purchaser VIII Never Suffer Bent losses.
Nonresident owner authorized us TO
sell his apartment house at once; best
central location, convenient to station,
business centre and thestresf fow steps
from several t%rolleys., most modern prick
and stone structure; hest construction.
complete impts. cight-farniiy hpuse; good
monthly income: rental over $500; price
ST. 600; very little cash necessary.
Teist & Feiw,
73S Broad St.
Sole Agents.
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DON'T LIVE M UP.

50, 300 will buy YOU a handsome little home;
six rooms. tiled bath. gas. furnace heat and
other. improvements: lot 30xi1O; convenient to
trolley and train. REYNOLDS & TODD. OPP
Lackawanna station, bloomfield. Terms
TO suit.
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations We're fur
nished by Post g. Flagg:
Open. High Low. Close
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BUILDERS. INVESTORS OR SPECTATOR.
Buy this Washington ST. corner; about 45x1oo;
good. central location; value will double inside
I'VE years: snap. s?o,oGo. FEST & FEST. Tss
Broad 81.
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Caldwell Ccdnrs.

FARMS and homes. also bungalow sites: $500
per acre. r. L. HELLER. Caldwell. N. J.
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STAR CLASSIFIED ADS. ARE sEsxI
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.soo-E zee A.N-Emmett St. house. G rooms
and l. /, aundry. parquet floors, all i.n-
provemert Darn, z3x24: room for two horses
ana ~ : ngons; owner will sell on easy tel ms.
Arr ~h., ]. sLoAT, lbS Market st.. New
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CLINTON HILL. N. j.. Osborne tnr.-Beautifu
house, eight rooms and bath: gas and electric
light and heat: lot 50x;5o; mortgnse can be arr
ranged NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS,
Broad ST. 81
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-17

nEI,LEyILLE AVENUE.
vicinity Of Second av.-Larec brick residence,
10 rooms and bath; all improvements newly
decorated: what is your oferf LOUIS ScHISEs-
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