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New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
SEEK FOCR LTNITTCS.
Three Men Escaped from
-4Sgium SAID To BE Dangerous

The police of Newark We're informed
last night ~ the escape Of four lunatics
fr'm the Morris Plains Asylula. The
men ar" John Green ana George Banks.
negroes. and Dennyson Rubenstein. all
Of Newark, and Hervey Bayer. Of Eliza
both. The news Of the esca pa came from
the asylum authorities. who said the
mea got away al : O'Clock. The asylum
authorities are searching everywhere for
The fuElJivcs
The four men were i'm hall with about
thirty-iive other patient. The windows
are guarded by iron bars. hut two bars
ON one Of tho windows had been sawed
through and then forced apart. How the
saving of ihc bars was accomplished is
not explained. According 10 the asylum
authorizes Green. Ranks and Ruben
stein are inclined TO he dangerous
Bauer is said 20 be harmless.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
CLIESEN JURY OUT.
Justice Orders Scaled Verdict
-fffcr IN DdY Umf

After being out since 10 O'Clock IN the
morning, the jury in the suit of William
4. Evans against William Cjausen. the
srt dealer. had failed 40 reach verdict
last evening. and Justice Page directed
thai . sealed verdict be returned The
iUTH csnle into the court in the after
noon 60 have The charge of the justice
read 20 them.
y required two weeks 10 tra- the case.
the opposing Counsei occupying an hour
and half each TO sum mp. j. took
Justice Page twenty minutes TO charge
the lurH The cour; declared that the
eravamen of The action was fraud and
nothing else. and thai fraud must have
bceu pr"ve'i h. the evidence To warrant
a verdict for the plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
kTRRi"S FRIEND LOST
police LoohiHs for Missing
.NriC R0cheHc Nan

Much mystery surrounds the disap-
pe-rance Of Vincent r.. Dclnoce. of No. 3
NeiHuuc sycnue. New Rochelle. "a ho has
;,cu missing since last Saturday. 4
special police alarm has been sent out
SIR Delnoc,. who IL a friend ~ Dep
lry P0iic. Commissioner Kirby. is re
tired business man, aud owns good
deal "f property in %e,. Rochelle At
one time hc VAS a dealer in dress goods
al NJ. ,,u5 Brnadway. Manhattan.
He is a member ot the Wykagyl Golf
club. ON Saturday morning lac came
mere and was seen at the Grand Central
station After that all trace or him was
losr. The members of Mr. Delnoce's s
larIz ,5r o." hos mt With foul play.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
ELOPE IN IN 11UTO.
armed Youth and Girl Speed
Tosc0rG Death VoUey

sah Diego. cai, March o9.-Arn1sd
WIN TWO revolvers and determined to
heht Tor the girl Of his choice against
any odds Thomas Foreman, seventeen
years o!d, son of a wealthy merchant
'l"ned with Gertrude Seifert. fifteen
Years old, last night for the second time
They headed Cor Death Valley in an an
tomobile.
Progress VAS stayed ny snow at Des
'oii2s. twenty-five miles east az SAN
Diego. 1t is reported that fight &C
CURED ~ that place. the youthful
LochiEvar standing of PURSUITS. All
wires 10 Des Conas are down
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
CHARGES or BRIBERY.
Mad! IN defence of Suit
.fgaiRsi PrLhaw TROLLEY Line.

Charges of conspiracy Ia dcfraul the
Pelham Bay Railroad Company ami the
clty island Railroad Company arc made
against former officers of the companies
ia n sui; brought by George y. Rein
i.arlt. "a RroGz hay and grain merchant.
s. no seeks to recover S2.2l. % for sup
..ilos.
The charges are made h. ihe present
officials Of .Ae coin panies sued. Who al
lcgc iu tier refusal 20 pay Reinhardts
liI that ;he latter had on agreement
vith 40 former officers whereby lie paid
ticm rrilcs or aratuities.
EeiuElrdt denied that &c had any
grre,ui-nt ,r ihat ho paid any tribes
SIS alleged. ana that the charges were
,asdc o. delay he payment 81 his bu.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
UOLD-UP IT H.fRV.fRD
TkTd StHdCBi RObbcd UHl,iR
Thrcr !G'rcI,s.
alb, yrIrg--rr ~ l--e Trr.e

CamUrCgs Nass- March 20. Tie
jhlrd h"Ia-up here lE rs maay weeks %!
81 H.rvard student tool, place 'ast uisht
mar tlc IFsiuirEway gynnasilm.
student iu the scientific scnooi was
,.osuer.J iu truly N"stcrn styie and
saiut,d vIih Your ,non'y - your life
10 gay. in, mold ap men, two iI mum
I..r. A. .-oIs ,,.,t O.. two rings and a surl
5r uon,y. Tncy thon !et linn 30.
II, Cambrids" police said to-day th5
case had not been reported 10 them ~
uor had any other since Bob" Grant. the
.cx-IIar.ard bah plav'r Ras "slugGod' ia
ih, -g. ra month ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
PRESSING RAILROAD BILL.
Mann viii Ask House to Take II Up
Monday.
IFrom The Tribune bureau }

Washington. March q = Reprtsentative
Mann. of Illinois, chairman OF the Com
Inittee ON Interstate Commerce. has decided
10 ask unanimous consent ON Monday that
the administration railroad bin be taken up
in the House. IL is the general opinion
that no Republican caucus will he called
Ia consider the legislation unless President
ldi' urges u or some unforeseen obstacle
prevents an amlcdble dlscussion An ths
House
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
MAN KILLED eY lightning.

PittshurG. March 20 A bolt OF lightning
in a shower this afternoon struck William
Rimcus as he passed near "a tree on his
way home from work i'm South Fdycttc
Township. He was killed Instantly.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
oHLAkomA rIsFRAMoHIsEMeMT.

s.f.f.. okla Mach -. Governor -
X Ha.kcu Ia, signed = legislative resoiu-
,f,,. -.t,1.rtine 80 the voters Of tic state
~. Initiative" tetpiou for constitutional
s.r,.,,li,c.; vhi-h n b. said. vii disiran-
cii-.. MANY negro.l. ~" fsr - victims "E
..,,-,it,,ti,usi sneudmcuta is concerned
To-. ,s.,,.rnor called another special s-s
sio, - ne Legislature to-day to amend
,l,. r.f--o,d SECTIONS of the state c0nstitu-
t5n apd choose s. nen site for t|e state
capital
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30
FRUSTRATED IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. March 20 The frs. heat
pr"stratious Of the year were reported here
to-day. when man and "A boy succUmbed
and We're removed To hospitals. At o'clock
this afternoon the temperature was 50 de-
gress. r. rise ot - degrees from O'Clock
this morning The humidity was 81 de-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

- and leliehtf1lf spero@r foric
- .e..tf iiiat -yaI1- FL Nailcl -.
sgst.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-30

Continued on second page
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

MATURE Ir knowing urIutuH 4--s
srme rnIc 4.1houel H. neW
5drs ~ r|ett rn ard
dIfn "a on "a S5l5sE
~ Il ~ - u COY LIT
q sim. Is Tire q 81 . iis Il ltlIFle.t
N 81 eli q - g 70
~ fol- - iIIst . t. he
Ina OF Ell oJisiy lELllsa vas
= ilai he tol.
PETE " Min slieEil ana som: :.
ara. s. the 5t nm q the
world, asa eeherSl Ellla. lEtin s Or
sober, IElcI1Illa toleEa him Tor 1Et
that on only 1--we oce ions =
he 4rrtttl 6le ana uilrli hen hen
lis vie q cut. ne
drink and when he has q tLilty to per
form IN Il ON III C.iII 1tslt
ran IIlIIl3 r1ln ana loose joint
,eIi I5r7li r return 10 the store
fr6tn llrel. found Pete standing II
the MIDDLE OF the doors bands in poelE-
ets ana noisome gtogy thrust Into
q coTner OF his mouth
eTm sorry about this. SAM be bel
lowed, sbut there aim no use wastila.
words bout IT I'm here on busihe
s'But WHAT'S the matter; sherifk 2
Graham asked. his voice breaking.
..Ah. you know you got q note due
at the bank, don't your
''Yes, but
aWeiI, les protested understand
that. done you7 I'm here % serve
the papers on to you.
-s'ButAB6t there must be some mis-
take.U Sam clutched bliudly for his
hat. sI1I step over ana see IN. Lock
wood. He's always been kind, very
Kind
ssNawT Pete baw1ed tsAFr. lockwood
don't want to see you unless you can can
settle. g can save yourself the trou-
BILE. z g6ttnh put up or git out
| got orders from him soons got
Judgment 10 close y MP And chat goes.
seer.
'sTo-Go turn me out Of the store.
Peter? Graham's world had slipped
Aom beneath his feet He was over
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
4DN1NIsTRlIroR's NOTICE.

All persons Knowing themselves 70
be indebted to Harrison Flantsan' ae-
ceased, will please call and settts WIN
the Undersigned admin strator al MS
residence in Clarksbrrg. w. Va Route
1. on or before December TO- DIV
and all persons having claims asaillst
said estate VIII present same to the
undersigned on or before the, 1atoFe-
said mentioned Nate 10
ELM0R H. FLANAGAN
Administrator OF Harrison FlnniaaH'
eased
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
cHAPrRR 81.

- UNcAN went home for his mid
day meal. It wasn't much OF
a walk from Sam Graham's
store to Miss Carpenters, and
be didn't mind in the least
on this particular day he was SIN
cerely hungry. but he had much 70
think about besides. ana between the
two he just boIted his food and made
Oh hotfoot for. the. store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
OUR WAY" STUDIO

1t all depends upon who makes
your photographs how beautiful and
artistic they are Mrs. Rariok has
visited all the large studios and art
1nusems of the United States and Can
ada and has spent a great deal of
money studying high class art and
gathering ideas Her show windows
speak we'll of the Information she has
derived from this study and travel.
All work is promised up to the last
minute Christmas eve. 1913 Fourth
Street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

Prove IT Our


s0LaFveiCl1 4 mas
.Sg Hair Td,nse 1900
teatl that were
IA none OF these Gases FeTe the et-l4E
roots dad. nor had glie c6lp talse1-
an 4 gIaSe1. shiny apEle 5aI.r.
Tb5all 93s,' HAIR Telic ae6S
tincaIlgs Ing stlIe eEIl llssa
are usually ponsiole fct dine
II penstT tes to the roots OF httiF'
stIxinlating and nopri liIng Them y
q = most pleas pt inlet neee ~; =
deHeatsiy peFGlinfed, ana az llSt gg1.a
or permanently stain the heir.
We wan& you 70 set bottle o.
RexaIl ..Sa's Hair Tonic and use e - a.
directed. II It does not relieSe scalp
irritation. remove daylcruff. proven
the hair from falling oue and promote
an increased growthssof hair. ana IN
every way give entire aatisfactson.
simply come back and tell Us ana
without question or foruaaI lty we VIII
hand back to you every penny you
pSafd US FOR IT T%o sizes. 5oe. ana
81 90. Sold only at our ore-lI q e
+ Rexall store. Stlhn, 81 Wilson, $40
west Main street, ClaE' oSirE. ~ We.
\ - ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

4
his businesslfke air, turned away to a
showcase to spare der the embarFass
ment of his regard
+ II didn't think" said the voice be
hind him; 81 didn't mean to. Some
.thine happened that almost drove me
Wild and 80,
II know" he said gently
!. After h bit she spoke again, TN so
mn ana get dinner ready now"
ne heard her footsteps as she
crossed to the door and onened It
Thers followed a pause. Then she
came hllrriedly back He faced about
10 meet her eyes shining With wonder.
she Rrasped his arm 'timidy.
II wanted 20 'nsk you" she SO
hastily, ..if-was it this friend you
spoke ab6p Sound yop ip the
tune - 81 = y ;H
That's what be said" Duncan an
swered whImsically.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

4EIRaRAiM CLASSIFIED ADJ
vERTrSING dhds tenants every day
for some people often Cor many.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

OUR WAY STUDIO.

Z. See our show window. Your
Z. friends will appreciate your Pho
Z, to as an Xmas gft-if we make =
= them. A full line of frames.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

YOU GOT A NOTE DUE At, THE DANK-
whelmed. And 1t was with child's
look of pitiful dismay and perplexity
that he faced the sheriff
The father who has fallen short CT
his child's rust and confidence knows
that look. To Duncan Its appeal was
Irresistible he had his hand in his
pocket, clutchinG the stm considerable
remains OF what kellogg had termed
his gruhstake. before he knew It
(To be Oontinued.)
rn,,rtu,rirtt Of Weston. is
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24

RosEvILLE, NEAR STATION.
ssiear trolley. three-family snap: II rooms,
. three baths. d~umbwaiters; rental over 500;
, mortgage 50. 700; act quick; SC. 100. FEST &
EFEIST, 73S Broad ST..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24

WOODSIDE. WITH LARGE STABLE.
seau hvne must sacrifice his beautiful eight-room
bone. with pantry. bath, steam. modern
pfumbing. beam ceiling. sun porch. newly deco
rated. largo plot. So. zoo; easiest terms; get
Sdsstans now. FEST & FEST. 7sS Broad st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24
MARKET CLOSES
NEARLY STAGNANT;
PAC|F|C5 STRONG
Kansas City Southern Declines
and the General List Yields
Slightly as Result.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The stock
market closed nearly stagnant. The
Pacific group was strong, Union Pa
cifc, Southern Pacific and Canadian
Pacific rising rs to 15s over last night
and St. Paul l.
Laclede Gas gained IN, American
Hide and Leather preferred Ia and
Amalgamated Copper l. Prices else
where were firmly held, but were little
changed. Kansas City Southern de-
slightly at the last.
IL a. m.-Fluctuations were restricted
to very narrow fractions. The tone OF
the market was at first firm and there
was a slight advance over the opening
figures. Reading improved q, bu met
stock after 1t crossed los and lost its
advance. International Harvester gained
ia. Northwestern declined / and Chi
cage Union Traction preferred slumped
2 points.
Noon-The mornings desultory rise
In prices was partly due to covering OF
shorts put out yesterday. Less i'm
p~ortance was attached to the receiver
ship for the Chicago Railways Com
pany. Sterling exchange was slightly
easier. Consolidated Gas moved up ia,
Ontario and Western and American
Smelling IL, and Reading, Union
Pacific, Canadian Pacific and u. S.
Steel l. The life went out of the trad
ing at the higher prices. lie: lean
Express sold at $50. compared with the
previous sale at $50 in April, Bonds
were steady.
l p. m.-The tone continued strong,
despite the utter absence of any de-
mand of consequence. Atchison adj
vanced /, National Biscuit IL. New
York, Chicago and st. Louis ~ and
United States Express 2 points.
2 D.. m.-The afternoon market failed
to develop any feature of interest,
speculation remaining in a rut.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24
THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 24.-The cotton
market opened steady, at a decline of
5 to 8 points understanding liquida-
ton and local bear pressure, inspired
by Indifferent cables and better
weather reports. The bull leaders gave
the old crop considerable support, caus-
ing a rally Of several points on these
positions, but later months remained
barely steady, and later saggel off
slightly, owing to the prospects Tor
clearing weather in the South and
moderate selling, apparently for both
long and short accounts.
The bulls withdrew their old crop
supporting orders shortly after the
opening, and before the end of the first
hour prices had sold off to a net loss
of about II to 10 points. AT this level
there was a renewal of support AMI
some scattered covering, with prices
rallying to within I or 8 points of last
nights close at midday. The Western
belt forecast was for fair and warmer
weather, but continued showers were
predicted in sections of the Eastern
belt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Jackson CONSTRUCTION Company to Union
Trust Company of New Jersey, northwest
side South Nineteenth street. 100 feet
northeast from Nineteenth avenue. 5000.
Progressive Investment Company to
Christian Feigenspan, northwest corner
Hawthorne avenue and Leslie street. 81 $50.
samuel Dickson to Beneficial Building
and Loan Association, north side sylvan
avenue, ~ feet west from Washington
avenue, $O0.
Winifred Towers to Florence NJ. Meehan.
west side South Nineteenth street, 125 feet
north from Twelfth avenue, $500.
Michael Dfescher to Upper Edid Building
and Loan AssCcia ton, east sfle Willough-
&c., 80 street a'S iee' norm from Lyons avenue
Independent Church Of God and Saints Of
Christ to- Alfred b. Cosey, east side Lewis
street. 17s feet south from Kinney street,
81, 900.
Augustus ]. Mitchell ct al. to Charles
CoIyer. northwest corner Tichenor lane ard
Murray street, $4,000.
Maik MaeFadden to Nellie p. Wells.
west side Bloomfield avenue. 124 feet cast
from Garside street, $500.
Jennie Starr and husband to Howard
Savings Institution. north side Seventh
avenue, cast side Stone street. $1,000.
Jane L. Roberts to Frederick F, Guild
executor and trustee. east side Mt. Pros
pect avenue. 719 feet south from an angle.
$4,000.
Emma r. ParkhuIst ct al. to George II.
Lambert (trustee). east side Seventh street.
$50 feet north from Sussex avenue. 5000.
Charles Stebeli to Progress Building and
Loan Association. west side North First
street. 1885, feet southwest from Seventh
avenue. So, 400.
sunerior Realty Company to Montefore
Building and Loan Association. west side
Peshine avenue. 1870 feet south from Madi-
son avenue. $7,50.
Patrick J. Dplan to Pacific Buiiding and
Loan Association. east side Camden street.
462 feet north from South Orange avenue.
81 800.
TOWNSHIPS.
Margaret A. Brauer to Theodore y. Law
renee. Bloomfield. south side Comley place.
east side Essex avenue, 5000.
Henry f.. Wilson to jennie y. Dewitt,
Belleville. east side Union avenue, 4a feet
south from J0ralemon street. $O.
Karl F Perpente to Lena Mutschler. Fast
Orange. south side First avenue. 1t9 feet
east from Hoffman boulevard. $500.
Allen r. CIongh tn Mary Payneer. South
Orange. southwest side Ralston avenue.
2fa feet east from Vose ven 1850.
Congregsticr siomar Amuno to- Mont
clair Trust Company. Glen Ridge north
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24
sll,ooO,ooo p. R. R. BONDS SOLD.

NEW YORK. May 24.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has sold to
Edward b.. Smith & Co.. Kountze
Brothers and Williams A. Reed & Co,
81, 900. 900 Pennsylvania general first
equipment trust 4 per cent. certificates.
due in ten annual installments Of
81, 100, 900 each on May 1. between 1911
and 1920. The interest Is payable
quarterly beginning May l. The Fidelity
Trust Company is trustee. 1t Is under
stood that the certificates are being
offered on a AZ per cent. basis. The
certificates are secured by 1o.159 freight
cars.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24
RE AL r. S IA ZE !.
Special Real Estate Days. 1ueSdaysD Fridays

CRY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24

side Bloomfield avenue, southeast corner
Sarah f. Daniels's land. $1,000.
Augustus Fl. w. johnson to Clara A.
Lindsey, Montclair. centre Bellevue ave-
Giovanni Donofrio to Margaret A. Jacobs,
Orange, south side Crane street. 25 feet
west from Essex avenue. 5000.
Patrick J. Flanagan. to David McElnea.
Orange. east side High street. 27 feet
northeast from Alden street; $3.50.
j. Henry Stephan to Hawthorne Building
and Loan Association, I~rvington, south side
Stryyesant aysn.s: northeast corner
Carlton c. w. Peck, trustee, to Me
chanics' Building and Loan Association,
East Orange, east side Norwood street.
q, 400 CO. "'''" -'O"' '' 1s''
George e. Hnrker to james c.. Brown.
bloomfield. south side Newark avenue. 1877
feet west from Berkeley avenue. 50. 400.
Charlotte j. Van Westrun' and husband
to Franklin Savings Institution, South Or
nnge. southeast side Bowdoin street 1o
feet northeast from Harvard avenue. $1,000.
Frarklin Cort ct ri. no Henry Asrhen-
bach, Irvington. west side Elmwood ter
race. 915 feet south from Elmwood ave-
rrc. $4,000.
Merle Koeste~ and husband 10 Henry
Tossn. Caldwell, northwest corner Fl.
Trub,e's farm. o chains west from Josiah
Sneer's lind. $1,000.
e. Fredericks and husband. Montclair.
Mt. Hebron Cross, northwest corner Cath
crime Ccenaan's land. Sl.Nn.
tor ard Trust Company. MontcIair. south
side Fernwocd avenue. $50 feet east from
Valley road. $500.
Michele Palladino to Luigi Hanelli.
guardian. South ORANGE. south side Car
ncg'o nlnce. wost siGn Paker road. $3.50.
Alnnsor 6 Cinesrie to SovIngs Invest
r,cnt and Trust Comranv of East Orange
Orange south side hillside avonne. 223
feot west from Rerte1ev avenue. 5000.
same to same. Orange. same property.
81 200.
Frederick ]. Bowers to Philip J. Bowers.
Orange. east side Kenilworth place. 1a foot
northeast from Ivanhoe terrace, s2.oo0.
Same TO snrne. Orange. east side Kenil-
worth place. 122 feet north from Ivanhoe
terrace. soonn.
o r. Osborn ~ Letitla smvth. East
Oranee. northeast side Central avenue. 10
feet southeast from Amherst street. $4,000.
Same 70 same. East Orange. northeast
side Central avenre. ss feet southeast from
Amherst street. S.nM.
Aneust Bell 70 Nutley Realty COMPANY.
Nrtlnv. southwest s'de Cottage nlora. 300
feet southeast from Lake street. 49, 5nO.
Same to same. Nutiey. same property.
:7n.
Millburn, east side Sprinc street. 1875 feet
sorth from Doctor street. S6no.
ington' west sido Grace street. sol feet
north from CottaRe street, s1.sn.
Fdvard NJ. BrrePcr r. Pohe-t Gerber.
West W Orange north side Narthhe,1 oyenue.
HeetAr y. Hewkire and hushand to VIII
N'irr 3 Co. Fnst Orange. east side
Twentieth etreet. 29o feet north from
Forth avenue 81. son.
GEORGE R.rr 10 Vow .Tersev RnIldino and
7 oan Associa ton South ORANGE. southeast
side Conco"d nvenUa. = feet southwest
Florida street. ss.0n0.
Star Realty Comrany ~ American Mort
Comranv. East Orange. west side
Pari-,nv. 264 feet north from Central ave.
nue. s1.1M.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24
TIE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 24.-Flour-Dull
and unsettled. Spring patents. $500
$50; winter straights, 4. 70@4S0; winter
patents, 5.00G5. 40; spring clears, 1850
$50; winter extra No. 1. 4.0904. 40; win
ter extra No. 2, 3.70m3.9 go; Kansas
straights, 4.S5Q5.00. Receipts. 1928.
Wheat-Early steadiness, due to
small Northwest receipts and light Of
ferings, were followed by a decline
under lower cables, fine weather West
and absence of bull support. May.
Liz; July, LOG 13-16@1.o7b; September.
1.o3b@103%. Receipts. $500.
Corn-Receipts, lips.
B~eef-Steady.
Pork-Dull: mess. 24.00G245O; family,
26. 50@27.00 short clear, 25.00G27.00.
Lard-Steady; middle West, 1909
1910.
sugar-Raw firm; m~uscovado. SO
test, 374@3.77; centrifugal, IS test,
4,24d4.27; molasses sugar, SO test,
3.49M3.52. Refined, quiet; crushed.
5.95; graduated, BPS; powdered. 5.35.
Petroleum-Steady; refined. barrels,
7.7b,
Coree-spot quiet; No. 7 Rio, s%; No.
4 Santos, 9A.
Molasses-Quiet; New Orleans, open
kettle, 32m42.
Butter-Steady at an advance; re-
ceipts, 1906; creamery specials, per
pound, 20; extras. 2S1s: thirds to firsts,
266os; process. seconds to extras,
23G25k.
Cheese-Steady; receipts, S.527; state
skins, common, 5Ha7A; full skins,
2d2h.
Eges-Weak. receipts. 39.S40: States
Pennsylvania and nearby hennefv.
white. 24a2s; gathered whites. 22h@25:
hennery browns. 2302sh; gathered
browns, 21h622h; regular packed, ex-
tras. firsts, 21d21h.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24
INCORPORATED IN HUDSON.

JERSEY CITY, May 24.-Articles of
incorporation were filed yesterday with
the county clerk of Hudson as follows:
Wegman Court Realty Company.
office, 1870 Wilkinson avenue. Jersey
City; capital, $4,000; ~incorporators.
Charles Barbash. 1870 Wilkinson avenue,
Jersey City; Jacob Welitof. 232 Veg
man place. Jersey City, and Barneth
Schneider, 522 Hudson Boulevard. Bay
onne.
The Christian Herald. to conduct a
business of printers and publishers;
office, 15 Exchange place. Jersey City;
capital. s525,0o0; incorporators. Otto
Koenig, George H. Sandison. Theodore
Waters, John r. Turner and Perley II.
Noyes, 10 Exchange place. Jersey City.