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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-10
STOCKS ADVANCE
BR|SKLY At END
OF IRREGULAR DAY
Beneficial Rains in West and
important Copper Dealings
Lend Strength to Market.

NEW YORK, May 10.-The stock
market closed irregular and active. Re-
ports of beneficial rains in the North
west and OF some large sales of Copper
by the leading interests gave a brisk
upward impetus to prices.
Gains in Northern Pacific reached
2%, Consolidated Gas 34s, Amalgamated
Copper "a, Reading, Illinois Central,
Wabash preferred and Delaware and
Hudson 2, Union Pacific, Great North
ern preferred, American Smelling and
Anaconda Ia to rs and a number of
stocks / to IL. There was some yield
ing from the best in the late dealings.
IL a. m.-After alternating up and
down a narrow range for q time, the
market developed a pronounced down
ward movement. with st. Paul, the Pa
cifcs. U. s. Steel and American Smelt-
ing leading. All of the -above-named
as well as several others sold below
yesterdays closing, st. Paul losing a
point.
Noon-The e xtreme dulness and
heaviness of the market were ascribed
to withdrawal of supporting measures
which were thought advisable on ac-
AOullt VI TIC taA vi tht hlIB Vi CI6
land. and which seemed no longer
necessary today. Some reselling of
stocks bought on that account was sup
posed to be going on. Strength in the
New York public utilities rallied the
market at noon. Brooklyn Union Gas
rose 4, Consolidated Gas Ia, Laclede
Gas Ia and Interborough Metropolitan
preferred l. Canadian Pacific and
American Sugar declined 1A. Bonds
were firmer.
/ p. m.-Stocks were pressed for sale
again and prices reached the lowest.
Southern Pacific and u. s.. Steel gave
way a point.
2 y. m(When the selling slackened
prices were bid up again to about where
they left off yesterday, after which the
market fell into stagnation. Lacka-
wanna gained 5 points.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO May 10.-Braced up by
purchases based on the idea that the
bearish construction placed on the gov
eminent crop report unduly ignored
the percentage of acreage abandoned,
wheat prices today rallied after OPEN
ing weak. 1t was asserted that the
abandonment has been largely in
creased since the government figures
had been compiled. Moreover, the plant
his year has not been well rooted. the
bulls declared, and was not gaining
vitality. The foreign crop summary.
too, showed today that the conditions
In the United Kingdom and France
were. not so favorable. Prices started
H@A lower to u higher, with Septem-
Der hqA to AQA down at 101A to
101h. From the low point named quo
tations went up steadily to 102.
Corn was firmer on scattered COM
mission buying. Offerings We're light.
The market opened ~ lower to "a
higher, with September at 6SA to 631a.
and rose to 6S7s@64.
Belief that there vas a large buying
order under the market helped oats.
Barring a little rush of selling by local
dealers and cash concerns at the open
ing there were no oats on sale. Sep
tember started * off. at 3S%, and
reached 3s%@%.
Provisions were higher on the light
run of hogs here and West and be-
cause of the scarcity OF offerings in
the pit, Prices were 3 TO 12Rs up. with
September pork at 22.7215; September
lard, 12.721a. and September ribs at
12.52ha.
In the last half-hour of trading May
wheat. OH reports of engagements OF
cash wheat at Duluth to come to Chi
eago, dropped Az cents and caused
liberal selling of the more active fea-
lures. The close was weak at the low
est figures of the day, with September
at 10OA, g net loss of 1@1h.
Corn eased off in sympathy with
wheat and closed at 63ss@R, a shade up
from last nights figures.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
WHEAT TAKES BIG DROP
ON CHICAGO MARKET.
Attempt to Unload May Grain
Causes Loss of 4l-2 Cents.

CHICAGO, May 10.-An attempt to
unload May wheat on the Board of
Trade here resulted in a sheer drop Of
IA cents in that delivery today.
This option has given evidence of
being congested in a few hands, small
purchases recently quickly advancing
the price. May touched 1.15M dur
ing the forenoon, but shortly before
the close the attempt to unload caused
a sharp break. The decline brought
out further offerings, and the bottom
was not reached until LII had been
posted July went off ia cents, and
September nearly as much.
Reports of heavy engagements Of
wheat at Duluth to be brought to Chi
cage for May delivery are said to have
caused the unloading of holdings.
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INCORPORATED In HUDSON.

JERSEY CITY, May 10.-The Federal
Lighterage Company filed articles of
incorporation yesterday with the county
clerk of Hudson County. The principal
office is at / Montgomery street, Jer-
sey City. The capital is $4,000, and
the incorporators are John ]. Falalee.
81 state street, Manhattan; William T.
Ryan. Ill Broadway. Manhattan, and
George w. Flaacke. l Montgomery
street, Jersey City.
The Halloran- Wise Realty Company.
capitalized at $685. 00, also filed articles.
The principal office is Mt is Exchange
place, Jersey City, and the incorpo-
rators are George j. Wise, Edward
Wise, Manhattan, and George Bran
berger. Elizabeth. +
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ERIE EMPLOYEES VOTE
SAID TO FAVOR STRIKE,

NEW YORK. May 1O.-The strike
vote of the trainmen and conductors on
the Erie Railroad system between here
and Chicago for the wages granted to
the Baltimore and Ohio trainmen and
conductors by the arbitrator under
the Erdman act will be counted in this
city on May 16.
From the indications so far the vote
is overwhelmingly in favor of a strike,
and IL the full vote Is for a strike the
heads of the brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen n Order of Railroad Con-
ductors will. in accordance with the
rules of the two organizations, make u
last effort to bring about a peaceable
settlement before the strike is declared.
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THE T MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 10.-The cotton
market opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance of 4 points on a
renewal Of yesterdays buying move
ment. with May contracts selling at
1913. or into new high ground for the
movement. The opening was rather
better than due on the cables. and early
fluctuations were somewhat Irregular
with prices sagging off a point or two
under realizing by near-month longs
Later in the morning there was a re-
newal of active covering by near
months shorts. and in spite of sonat
selling by the bull brokers prices adj
vanced very sharply, Old crop posts
lions sold IA to Is points net higher bell
fore midday, while the new crop was
relatively quiet at a net decline OF about
4 to 6 points.
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$l84,O0O CAMDEN CITY
BONDS BRING GOOD PRICE.

CAMDEN, May 10.-When the nan
committee of the Council last night
opened bids for the sale of $3.50 0 Of
bonds, O'Connor & Kahler. of New
York, were the successful bidders for
$4,000 worth of Az per cent. thirty
year school bonds. offering $780, $40. or
a premium OF SO, 1858. 20. The same firm
also secured s64, 600 Az per cent. twen-
ty-year dock and wharf bonds for s103,-
379, or a premium of $2,177.56. 4s
The 100000 Az per cent. thirty year
bonds for the improvement of Spruce
street wharf were awarded to William
j.. Thompson, of Gloucester City at
par.
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nNIAL N ELECT.

TRENTON. May 10.--The board OF
of the New Jersey Society
Of the Colonial Danes of America, at
their meeting yesterday elected TO
membership in the society Miss Jessie
Elliott Morris, of Bordentown; Miss
Lille Keim. Of E~dgewater Park. and
Mrs. H. z. Alexander. Of this city.
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HEN LAYS DOUBLE EGGS.

GEORGETOWN. Del, May 10.-A her
which sets at naught all the rules oil
laying and seems even TO know the
davs of the week, is owned by Wesley
ponoho. She Jays every day. and every
other day her egg is d~ouble-yolked
while Sunday she laid three. one per
feet. the other two soft shells.
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IL LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, May 10.-American securi-
ties opened a fraction higher on the
stock exchange and improved on steady
buying. At moor prices showed a net
advance OF Il to 70 over the final New
York prices of yesterday.
New York bought well during the
afternoon, but sold in the late trade
and this caused a setback of " to a
and made the tone easy.
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plJMp DIRECTORATE REELECTED.

JERSEY CITY, May 10.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
international Steam Pump Company,
held here today, the retiring directors
were reelected and Arnold Tanzey was
added to the board.
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OUT OF o W
HI0Qm6PII.

CoMI,EY PL-A new street opened to be re-
stricted for one-family houses to cost not less
than 50. 500 and one house on each 50-foot lot.
ComIey nj. Is located between Broad St, on
which the bloomfield cross-town car runs. and
Essex av.. next street north of Warren ST.. and
only six minutes walk from Glen Ridge Erie.
making 1t convenient to Newark and New York
h,,siness men: each lot has sewer. city water
and gas connection already laid from the front
u,aIks are now being laid: street macadamized
shade trees planted; all included in the pur-
chase price OF the lot; each lot is 30 feet front
and 100 feet deep or more. price 81. 600 each:
take a look at these lots and then call to secure
the lot OF your choice. NATHAN RUSSELL.
INC
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has been authorized by the directors of
the Cobalt Central Mines Company.
The United Boxboard Company re-
ports for the year ended March IS, 1910:
Gross earnings, 1898. 1896: net, $115, $50;
deficit, $40, $40.
An order for ten locomotives has
motive Works by the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company.
Theodore N. Ely, Edward T. Stotes-
bury, William ID. Winsor George
Wood were reelected directors for three
years by the stockholders of the Penn
sylvania Steel Company at the annual
meeting yesterday.
Municipal bond sales in April. ac-
cording to the Financial Chronicle,
were $40, 272. s4s, as compared with $751;
1852, 552 in April, 1909, and s21 ,42e, $50 in
1908. For four months the sales have
been $123. s6S. 065. against Sill, 4o2 1898 last
year and s1l2. 1876. 1854 In 1908.
The entire issue of Baltimore and
Ohio $40, GOO, 900 notes Will be secured by
deposit OF $38, 100000 Baltimore and
Ohio-Chicago Terminal Railroad Com;
pany first mortgage 4 per cent. bonds
8 1000. 900 first preferred stock of tht
Reading Company, $l4s0oo,OOo second
preferred stock of the Reading Com
pany and $40, 600, 900, common stock Of
the Reading Company.
-
The Virginia State Corporation Com
mission has given authority to the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail
road Company to- increase the capital
stock from ST. 100000 to SO, $780, 900. The
new stock will be given to the present
shareholders in accordance with the
action IL the stockholders. taken some
weeks ago. z,b
r. M. Jarvis was yesterday elected
president of the New York Consoli-
dated Stock Exchange, succeeding
C. H.. Badeau, who had held the office
for two terms. Mr.. Jarvis, who has
been a membe Of the exchange since
1896. has been a membe OF the board
of governors for several terms, and
chairman of the committee on way
and means. There was no opposition
to the election of the regular ticket.
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OUT OF TOWN.
Caldwell Cedars.

$3.50 will SECURE q 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 $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 Bloomfield av: car
70 Washburn pl Caldweil; walk one niook
you get home. AMERICAN HOMES CO.. II
Exobsnss pi.. Jersey City. N. ].
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south Orange.

EIEyEN-RoOM. three-story frame. one-family
house; Riggs pl.. South Orange; all modern i'm
pioveinents; convenient to trollev cars and
sirable environment; lot 50x147 feet: hedge
boundary; driveway. Write to or call on 7. e.
BURKE, Al Mechanic ST., Newark.
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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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SUMNER AVENUE TWO-FAMILY.
Best part: five and six rooms and bath; four
rooms on the third floor; separate steam heat
ers: all In good condition: easy terms; &c, 900.
LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Union Building.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York curl quota
tons are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co., ID Broad
-s-z.t Maui VarI. pid AcEad
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East Orange.

EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE
one and two-family houses on Kenilworth
place, one block from Harrison St, close to
Brick Church tEast Orange) station; they have
every modern Improvement, electric lights, tiled
baths: hardwood trim. parquet floors. etc. /;
the decorations are OF the finest; at our prices
these cannot be duplicated. PHILIP J. OWE
q CO., 1s9 Market st.
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olive st. 25x100, $500; Prospect ST.. 25x1e0. $475;
smith a., 40xi55. $500; watsessing av.. 40x10o,
81 600: Warren St, 5ox12s, 5000: Comley pl.,
soxI0o 81 600: Benson ST.. b0xI50. 81. 260; Broad ST.,
50x4OO 1880. NATHAN RUSSELL. INC
cozy house OF Ave rooms. lot 2sx277; early pos
session; price 81. 500: only $500 cash required
balance on mortgage. LATHAM RUSSELL.
INC.
NEW house. s rooms, bath. steam heat, every
Improvement: convenient location: lot 4oxf5o:
s5 9O0. or rent $3.50: another attractive house, s
rooms. bath, every improvement; lot 33x1n;
81. 250. or for rent $500. NATHAN RUSSELL.
INC.
house. 2sxSs. In desirable residential
neig lborhood; lot 60x200y44: only So. 900: cash
required 81, 200, balance on mortgage. NATHAN
RUSSELL, INC.
TO close an estate, house OF six rooms: lot
5oxs5: in convenient location: only 81. 500.
NATHAN RUSSELL. INC.
Caldwell
FARMS and homes. also bungalow sites; eeoe
per acre. y. L. HELLER, Caldwell. y. }.
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DELAYED advertisement brings only the after
math OF trade. It's the first call that captures
the procession Of customers.
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COURT CHANCERY decision neccssitates i'm
mediately selling house. lot. barn: improve
ments; any offer. Address C~HILDREN's
COURT. Box 81. Star Office.
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HALSEY STREET,
NEAR WILLIAM ST.-TWO-STORY BRICK
BUILDING. IN THE HEART OF THE AUTO
MOBILE SECTION. .SUIrABLE FOR GARAGE
OF AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY HOUSE: AS AN
INVESTMENT, NONE BETTER: QUICK
SALE. SIS, 900,
LOUIS s~cHI.EsINGER. UNION BUILDING.
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CONVENIENT to Lackawanna and Erie rail-
roads and Newark cars. brand new house,
Just completed. 0 rooms. two baths. narrow
wood floors. steam heat, open fireplace, gas and
electric light. decorated, crockery wash trays,
additional toilet In basement; large lot: 81, 600
81, 500 first mortgage at 6 per cent. small cash
payment secures title and remainder on mort
gage. NATHAN RUSSELL. INC. h.
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WALL STREET NOTES.

A seat on the Chicago Board of Trade
sold recently netted only $1,000.
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Arthur Thomson has been elected a
director Of the Lanston Monotype
Company.
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SOUTH BRoAD STREET RESIDENCE.
Suitable for doctor; well built; IL rooms. re-
ception hal and bath; In good condition; lot
29x100; most liberal terms offered to quick
buyer; owner will leave SIC. 1000 first mortgage
and take small second mortgage. which can
be paid or on same basis as rent; SIS, 900,
LOUIS SC ILESINGER, Union Building.
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Orange.

GOOD eight-room house; also fve-room house;
one block from Main st. very reasonable.
WM. B. HERMAN. s Spring St. Orange.
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Toprer UIII,e cprATrcr

ORES HILLS GREATEST
Investment and residential opportunity; ele-
giant location: twin houses; five large. light
rooms and bath each. exposed plumbing, pan
tries. steam heaters. open freplaces, hardwood
floors; snap at 81, 900; mortgage Sc. 800; less
than construction cost. FEST & FEST, 13S
Broad st.
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Real Estate for Sale or
Exchange.
] time 1o a word; 3 times eye a word;
times 41.c n word 81 a line l month.
Wanted to Rent.
1c d word: . times 21kc a word;
times 4lac a word 81 a line | month.

American couple want small fur
nished house. fiat or housekeeping rooms. in
or Caldwell; highest references
please state particulars. c.. Box "a, Star ohice.
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An issue of $4o0, 900 6 per cent. bonds
has been authorized by the directors OF
the Cobalt Central Mines Company.
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$1,36n CASH. or good building lot OF that value,
Will secure possession of a well-located. two
family house; contains 10 rooms. two baths, i'm
lot 33x11a. For further particulars
consult NATHAN RUSSELL. INC.
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SACRIFICE.

Well located in Roseville. just off Central
av.; contains 80 rooms and six baths: all dec
GRATED; every impt. except heat; every apart
ment rented and always rented: will sell at an
unusually low price and on terms that win net
over 20 per cent. on cash Invested. PHILIP ].
BOWERS e o 1S9 Market st.
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ELIZABETH AVENUE CORNER.
Suitable for store; plot 40xll5: house con-
tains 12 rooms and bath; all in good condition
reduced from SIC. 900 to IS. 200; owner leaving
city and will sacrifice. LOUIS SCHLESINGER
Union building.
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PRICES nOF BONDS.

The following quotations We're fur
nished by Post G. Flagg:
Oman High Low. Close.
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FOREST HILL RESIDENCE.
Near Mt. Prospect av.. eight beautiful! light
rooms, bath, pantry, steam, electricity, large
porch; plot 50x100, mortgaged 81, 900. snap
81, 900. FEST & FEST, 73s Broad st.
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Buy An
Apartment House That Pays.
Purchaser Will Never Suffer Rent Losses.
Nonresident owner has authorised US
to sell his apartment house at once. In
the very best central location. convenient
to station. business centre and theatres.
only few steps from several trolleys;
most modern brick and stone structures:
best construction: complete irnpts.. eight
family house; buyer can depend upon
good monthly income: rental over $4,000;
price 1877, Geo; very little cash necessary.
Feist & Feist,
1875 Broad St,
Sole Agents.
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CHOICE building plots in restricted residential
naighborhood: Clinton road. 47x1oo. 1910; 5os
100, 81, $50; 50xl5o. 1875. Sherman av.. 60x2O
s.. 800. Essex ay.. boxl5o, $3.50. NATHAN RUS
SELL. INC.
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JUST BEING coMpLETED.

-.- JUST BEING
Fine two-family house on Glenwood av. and
Franklin St, East Orange; built on extra large
lots: well constructed: contain all modern and
up-to-date impts., separate entrances and
steam heaters: being beautifully decorated this
is a chance to get in right. both as to. price and
terms. PHILIP J. BOWERS q CO.. 1879 Market
street.
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FORGET SALE-EAST
Must sell within ten days; owner leaving
city demands immediate action; elegant nine
room. modern residence. reception hall. bath.
steam, electricity. beamed ceiling. hardwood:
large plot; 81. 600; get details quickly. FEST
g. FEIST. 1888 broad ct.
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GLEN,RIDGE. N. J.
Clinton road: beautiful residence. 10 rooms
and bath: hardwood floors and trim; all newly
decorated and every modern impt. plot b0xlb9;
asking price 81, 500. LOUIS SCHLESINGER.
Union Building.
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The United Boxboard Company re-
ports for the year ended March rs, 1910:
Gross earnings, 1898. 1896; net, $115, $50;
deficit, $19, $40.
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LINCOLN AV.. cor. Elwood av.-Beautlful
house. 12 rooms. bath. attic: light and steam
heat; lot 50x116; asking price SIS. 600: only $4,000
cash required. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
$50 Broad st.
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FOREST HILL, RESIDENCE.
Corner. plot S3x225; fine location; house con-
tains II rooms and bath. gas. and. electric
lights. ardwood floors, ETC.; to n quick buyer
SIS, 900. LOUIS ~SCHLESINGER. Union Building.
FOR 81, 200 CASH.
Forest Hill opportunity; large 11-room- resi-
dence, modern plumbing, steam heat, open. fire.
places, hardwooc floors: rs feet front; $500.
FEST & FEST. 73S Broad st.
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L~OTS-Runyon ST.. two lots, 25x1O0; all impts
Union building.
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HEDDEN TERRACE
residence. with stable; beautiful home, near
Clinton av.: nine modern rooms. steam heat.
electricity; ground b0x115; sanitary stable: rare
opportunity: easy terms: S11, 000. FEST &
FEIST. 73S Broad st.
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xI,UW CT SH BU1S
t~wo-family, near three stations, East Orange:
l3 large rooms, two baths. two steam heaters;
sacrifice $3.50; get details. FEST & FEST,
1888 Broad st.
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ELEGANT THREE-FAMILY HOME
Peshine av.: seventeen light rooms, tiled
baths, extra layatories. beam ceilings. artistic
decorations. separate heaters, electric lights,
exposed plumbing: rental $500; price $1,000.
FEST G. FEST, 1888 Broad st.
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HILL SECTION.
Stores and flats In good business neighbor-
hood; rents 5000 per year. asking S.. 500: owner
anxious to sell: make-offer. LOUIS SCHLESIN-
GER. Union Building.