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tn. Bsrs.a ~ n. Bsr,-a Dead.

lie heard tooisiep IN the rnai
Bef1rr no black cock ~',as aai ~rSw
~ was me step Of one h.. Sr-W
OF ons who bore = w-ATy load
And the lonely night was waning
He dared not stop or turn his head
Hr knew what followed through the night
lie kn~w the burden was not hight
The burden - tho buried dead
And the drrary dawn was gaining
lie knew Inst his dead self would pass.
bowed sArihWArd by ihat thing o. fear:
re heard IL footSi~p very near.
behind him IN the autumn grass
And The wind mat kept com planning.
hut whrn the blars cork crrv for dawn
Ifis sou iOOk heart NJ turned - So.
The empty road stretched shadOwy
Into the niEhr Win nauEht thereon
Add the windy dawn broke raining.
MADISON CAWEu.
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Trick That Tc,as IIoss knew.
WH.,r.v r.-rs-a.HJcr~e priIrs N.r

Wln.U r.-rrrH.7'"r~o irIrs VIZ
low iry- tgu two uron,inrnt ,i'i,en.
Of Whfucv MAJOR ' h Dunn and .tt.,
N.,,oNu. visited larg" plum orchard
situated four wil"a from town with Ia.
nIrt Of Gathering a'ha-k"'fpl ~ tho fruit
{ tsYu urrI,Iur a' thr hard ihey uo'f,..I
rhpr ~" bark ~ on" 'r'."- vus bruised and
torn foot or morn from the ground g.
all fL,. rs',.- -ss'UlHi ~ hss In III. ,uudftrr
fU,s hogan 20 Wonder 0 hat could have
IrTru fI| ,tI-s
FINALLY they noticed \ number - hnr-
100 tUr orchard and the truth bDran 10 dawn
4IHuu fu" amazed VISITOR fIl. the hog
had h"-n shaking ~" 're"s 30 cause fhr
IIuU- 10 illl Tnu1 further in-esitsAfion
The found 'ha' tho smaller trees Lad been
ridden down hv the hogs and sfrtppad -
ell their frIF FROM she markings on
THO trees there can h' No mistake buf that
the lpg- had learned la some way or other
tll' .haA 10" trees would cause fhe ripe
frff 90 fall
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Old CoIn. In = scrrrt drawer.

FROM the L0Hf1p Standard
From 20" village Of Br"amor~. Hampshire.
70 reported = discovery Of old coins under
-Iug4Itr circumstances A. rummaRa
Ale. ~ be r,.of0ry r"maindsTS Wers. disposed
Of IN bufth auction. and this lot Included
AN Old writing ds-E which Nas secured for
bel 90 -"'r"' drawer contained thirt y
....trrsr gHfnanz 81 George III = reign
Ius bOy and ~ contents have since basn
re- 4rucd to Gho original owner
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Ts 80 ~ tsfa-F-rs - tF-a-s
A. aassa = aiaaa 81 ss-sa q isr
~ anaina suasis saa eantfina sfrss~Ts
~ ssf- Hran 80 ssadrf 80
~ br--sr n-ss sni 'faaaln 49,
~ rslhaa v.ire = a-y-r nuts
ays sFen unfa ~ CsthsV
Ws faila~ Ne urphsah rtsf
Ne sr- 40 ssfa-r-rs - iF-sms
~ ssir. - goht ~ szi-s - gray
y slater sisrrnis ~ sann@f tiraws
pea suf guest - NAY 49, s'aY
We n.t me rip-s - FaerY PLAY
We piuck tn- Hs-pefidisn frui'
AYE even unts iaf CathsY
We tolio~ the Ofpn~an ute
Ne ere the gsfn-rsS, ~ dreams
store - pri-nS tArtsi. Trey
40 pAihuAs net 90 tread blt 'e-m.
WIN ,isioas nae . rainbou ray
2 pon or harks 10 burdsns Setsh
rhough side ne utnfs dArk runnofs bFii
Ave even unto Tar Cathay
We folow 'he Orrhean ut-'
sNvoI
We are me earnsrers - dreams
Fri.ad. ioin ~ IN our glad pursuit
TIE uorid ~ 'h~m an Edsn sreuns
VINO tols~ me Orph~ah nts
CLiNroS SCoiLNRp
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Campaign Eatha.Is.ra

Fy,-1 ~ WashfHVso7 .Hlv
Apollo vas = handsome man
And hercules vas strong
And Moss Wh~n II came 90 iawa
was far above the ihronR
For patience job Was much admired.
Hut modern human Kind
Are happy In \ man Who has
Al these treat gifts combined
iIeuosthenes Il second class
And Cicero vas pnor
Com pared % 0nr whom ne ~ last
Are able Ia secure
To mingie with the people and
To lead affairs 81 state.
Hes all ~ them boiled down. and more
our hOnOred candidAtei
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The IsiEEestGheck .

From re H1Hrh'SfSr Gu1rdidr
IT." ROYAL Mail steam Packet Company's
check for - sci. go Tor the shares Of the
Pa,ff" steam Navigaiion Company ~ nOt
bN any means %" largest that has ever been
drawn H." Manchester snip tnnal Com
many on acquiring ~" EridgrWafer canal
Ina 49, drew a 'h"'k for Il.9iupp aud n
VIfl b., remembered that " exhibited IN IN
m" CIV a. m" biRgc-t that had been drawn
#,U To that fIms
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Prize or I,sr, Iucr~a,lnE.
From hc uu-c r rdc Rra,r.

FrOw 10 UUFlr 0H' HFI'fT-
Ivory c1u'inue-- 80 max" ral IL gnns In
Get and may ,puu"r or later y" in q class
with gold 81 -" -ai.- 90 rur,U" the
Z tremendous demand pushes up th" rric..
IN" allutfn"n Tor "aru sH," see 90 o." -
ID. .Lr" and with gaining o"usumFtl n
n T. logi,al 90 expect q prIos ndyanCa
Ihiz will cUur~lt'. until substitute
IVORY h. DISC v"r'-i OF IVORY l. secured
IN GREATER quantities Although We buy
a great many Lu-hr fnr Ituu keys and u, Q
. ~, very latest tlsfNud a. cutting and
bl.ichlng. the Margin 81 pruht tu hnis bod
key ivory h. exceedingly small With
th. lest u sail ~ llu".lug 'l'' waste -
rnnrmo,ls and there 49," many other do
tails in cpnnectiun VIII hey IVORY Wanu-
la,t IRE that require eNt'1 i'm" and MOT ey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

From ~ .SJHls~rtils fo1yaGI
Don't be p~~N-tsh what's the uxe'
life l. snort. Why not BE- glad
When things do not 60 to suit
Think ~ all the fun you " had
Sour faces win m frt1Hnds
tKly lonks drive folks away
Put your troubles all one aide
And forget ihem-it will pay
Everybody likes she man
Who IL tull 81 lfe ard cheer
n YOU show = smiling face
You 70 have Friendships never fear
Fortunes favor COrrrs 20 him
Who Concrals his aches and bumps
No one ever gets ahrAd
sitting In the dol~ful dumps
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An IRsyorabIe IN aaeaee

From ~ iTIss'agfon Sfd1
W. do not srAn
and Judge the man
~ hy the plan
Of what he wears
Hut fashions start
With rhAngrful at
Md claim q part
az woman cares
While modes 70 day
sem chic and gay.
! Glad display
To please the eye.
The fashion plate
That's out % date
portrAys = fate
That brings = SIGH
The lass ~ fair
With ErAres rare
You would compare
INTO q rose
Yet mink how queer
nat pretty dear
Would look neat year
In this years clothes
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=. 80 a.-.. - II. $1,000. .rt sg.t .
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basfliins ~ usin tsrs
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NJ DI~IRE 10 1OHRI roND VIM
pNOPIE NIIO AHE INtIINTD 10 HE
4 ITERAHN. AND " O NNb OH uNl Nor
HAVI NJ VIM St'CI-SS ~ DI~ rO-ING
oF TugIK WRITINGS. IUI Am ADLA
PHI~~. $40 RONDNAb. NV 1OHk
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EJEN RICE PLlSTEB
~. tfy sHf FFsf ~ rHF
.I.f 80 ffff - rVFtrfrN

- ..a.f fHassa $3.50 sfiassa ftla sffifa
FaHHuHa 81 ffrHaaHH
Hsr. raHHa ftas=aa sauf 3 90
.. HfF.H aasasa rHiliffaa 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

To settle difference % oplniOn ptIl you Kindly
Inform hat IL the prOpsI pronunciatiun
Of the newly nedged SOfl -aytatOr @ l. The .
long short " \.
The newest webster assigns n earh the sound
e. In ale and mat pronunciation conforms "a the
usAge 10 the case % avtary and similar words.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

J. D GAys Boin payers wanting NOR.
than 10 10 so o.i 'frN start - count While
go
NO. After starting 20 ~oH0f his cards s cannot
call out but h. aims o. % f. not out o. both are
cat the game must b. ~ 20 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-16

The Red White and Blue" song ard AZ which
have delighted inc ears and inspired ne sous
- British and Americans alike for the last cen
tIry I'D not originate In the Cnuean ar. hut
In far greater emergency IN Britain = historl
the threatened Invasion 10y Mannheim That
IittIe song book from whirh I Intended to give
sou n~ressAry data published in London In
1871 - lot. though IN ny possession many yeArs
NFTrUN
britannia the gem 81 the ocean.
Inc home ~ the brave and The free
The shrine - zach PATRIOTS dc, otlon.
Tho World Offers homage "a thee
Thy M andAteS make hrfues assemble
When THIRTY rAu~e stands IN view
Thy banners mAke . ranny trcmh!e
When borne by the red White and blue
chorus
Nhen horne bN the red. white and blue
Nhsn boTur b, the rcd white and blue
ny banners mAke tyranny irruiblr
When borne bb the rel, white and blue
Vheu VA wagcd it, Wide d-SoIAtion
MA threatened our land 20 deform
Tne arr then ~ freedom = foundation
britannia rode Ssfe through the storm
Win her garland % Ne 'nT' around hrr
~ nohN she boT~ her brave crew
Win her rdg nnA'ing proudly befiTe her
The buast % the red. White and blue
Then the vine cup the vine rIp bring hIthef
And III ~ M 20 the hrm
Maj the nTrrory 10 Nelson er wtfher
Nor the star 81 his giorS grow dim.
MAJ the service unitrd ne er sever
Ana earn Ia his 'oOT prove true.
The army ana uaNy forever.
Three ,heers Tor the rcd. white and blue
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
TIE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Operations ln the various OH fields were
fairly active last week and while some
fer. good wells were reported the results
generally were not OF au extraordinary
character III the Walton district. iu
RJaue Couutv ~. Va. the South Penn OIL
Company r-Illed ir= test ana has show Tor
a 30-Barrel producer In The sheridan dis
o. barrels day was brought in. WIlle ODD
Pleasant County one OF ~ barrels .aua.lTy
WAS brought ir- ln the Srinnston district
fIa output o. several wells owned Ht the
Philadelphia COMPANY and the tI-he" on
Company We're given shock during the
week. which resulted ir mat fI.at increase
ln the 0uturu Operators generally are
maring efforts 20 locate new pr0duc-nE
territorv. now Llat she weather cnndl-
riOns are favOra Dle Tor AN early campaign
and MANY Of the leading companies have
men taking mp leases ia loCaIitie- thar have
not been tested According To the regular
monthly compilation ot "IHs or city Der
rick The number oi wells completed I'd
all the fields iu March aggregated Gao WIN
total new production of "a Hl6 barrels.
". hich shows decrease 9i - ln the number
az wells eomDleted but am Increase OF -.,t
le- Iu both the number of wells Completed
and new production. the former amounting
20 PSI with a new Yield OF --..'p- baIi'.-.
paDu-vfyanIa fields We're second, 1913 wells
being rnlsEed in this district. with total
new production OF ass barrels. ln North
west Ohio and Indiana 80 wells were COM
pleted with new output OF L.-l n'-i et..
In Illinois there werr completed l-< WFi-8-
with a total new production OF s.l.i barrels
Prices fuf both the crude ana IeIntu
uroduct declined during the week, Iehn-Ei-
the drop in refined amounted 90 - points.
Cuotatlons for refined are aS t1loWS- Lon
don. 16lsd an imperial gallon, Ah.N' p
2lL francs l@" ki-os. ana bl'AteLL '.''
marks a ~ klos Refined petroleum 81
New York is quoted at 10 cents n 'l-
rels and 40 cents IN DUN
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11

Now the money changer has gone out of
business, the parachute is destroyed and
the great imitation of prices here AZ the
West viii make our markets a most tempt
ing target for Chirese projectles in the
years Just al hand
TIE sum I'D. il the bimetalli. SYSTEM.
which. for nearly a hundred years before
1873. had given Us fixed exchanges with Asia
If this had not been wantOuiy tampered
with-we should not have been plagued by
the great fal Of prices after 1870 and the
nora dangerous rise of prices now az hand
and. also. the new gold would 6y this time
have driven every legal lender silver coin
ont Of Europe and America into Asia and
Africa. opening up there vast new trades
for the Joint benefit OF mankind.
That IS what an open mint 10 silver
would have done in the West AT the
time Of the Californian discoveries the
currency of France was tw0-thirds silver
and one-thiri gold. al the time France
closed her mints 20 silver in 1873 her
currency had become more than three
fCurths gold. MORETON FREWEN-
New York. April q 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

IBr Telegraph I'd The Tribune
Fail River Miss. April Io-Thsre was ua
Improvement iu the print cloth market last
week and The total sales are estimated a.
between ~ % and 5oooo pieces Bidding has
been desultorv and prices offered ir many
cases have not been accepted. The manu-
fa,turers were willing to GO as low as pos
-i6le IN dsuosinG ~ their goods consistent
with profitable trading. but bJyerS request
"a prices which the mills could NOT enter
tain and s,iU make q profit or -Hs total
sales. probably half vas spots and The rest
rutIres 10 be- delivered during tha next tuu
months
The marrow end of the market .= very
quiet and very little business is being done.
quoted prices are. as rule. nominal. al
though TWO or three have been marked
down during the week 90 about the actual
trading losses Ta most of the trading t.-
practice has been Of making d price with
each transaction. The quotations -S-ius.,
e4x6Gs. a. cents. -S-.ncE. fizGs. 81, cents
-7-inch. 64x51s g.. cents 90 5as cents -7-Iu,-.
5sx56s. 81. cents. ssia.ucn 64xs4s. 5fe cents.
81 inch. 6SN7--. 6 cents
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
Aprn o 1910

AptN O. 1910
.r.t- 20 me pravs.n. NJ trc rf-s
-s- --e r,rr
->a'''N Nft
rhfs 1f.ftr- E,
s-b. -vfsg re- into vv-f-b
,..t or-v nav. from Won some aufhortrsrfve
urfr b.
,TFfr
r5s' 'rs1 ,l,lh
gir-T vorI ~ expianar ion IN --a1sa of
9-+tDr ,bi,b. So enfirslv va-far..a ,f+r
80, "a Ia ., Inc mas, " "
tNN "-1
would
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
JERSEY SENATE TO PROBE
VIII Take Up Investigation of
Assembly's Closing Orgy.

Trenton. Y j.. April 10 Special -ProsI-
derT Frelinghuysen of the senate win come
here tomorrow at the request Of Gov ernor
Fort and. in addition 10 discussing pend
ing bills. viii take 1lp the reports of the
closing scenes iu the Assembly and agree
upon some plan whereby a searrEing in-
Nestigation ~ the whole affair viii be made
senator Frolinehuysen is as insistour as the
Governor that the facts be brought %
lishL reEardiess of who win he rit. Senator
Edmund " Wakel-e. OF Bergen COUNTY n
which county Speaker Ward or TIE Assem-
Bly, HN.s and ono Of t.e Republican lead
-rs of the senate. said ,hat DO Thoroughly
approved Cf The statement Of Senator FIRE.
linghuH son. printed to-day. a searching
inFestigation should b. made ~ the whole
a-alr. said Senator WakeIee II don't
tn.uk II right that the whole Legislature
should be smirched bv the dotngs ~ a few
Irresponsible persons
Members ~ -he Assembly continued their
deulals yesterday OF rl, stories thar the A.
.eEed orgy had taken place Following the
signed statement made publc by TIE eleven
Essex County Assomblrmen. tn uhfrn fr
was denied anything outside she usual clos
.ng scenes occurred and tlat 10 war,a,
u-ere on The floor Cf The House gr ..l s-- -
the rooms. Walter p. Edre the Rrr,brf---
leader Of rhe Assembly. gave out the fol-
lowing statement.
Ny attention has leer called -a news
fdt-E articles plOfEIlug scenes al me As
s'-... ..o9...E. li any such Occurrences
,o.h pace outside %. The usual good
Iata~ed t-r Oh The ro0r believe a---
.iaIia4--l mar 2a per cent of The members
were fil-re.f sua ware ~ n. % seems -frI-
IentlF unfair 20 au overVh.Ir7.ru ma farf-,.
"+ The mem 1a~SIlp who roI ed The -5rr-
'lrougn on important state matters 10 ba
8 aalfrr lev
-l-L llIt 4rrlaIon of such happenings was
read ln n sensational press. Dr. such ereves
. lance -he /" per cent IN attendance on
'ar 1po~ were as innocent as those now
assalHhg ne entire body. and such eri-i-
.~fH i- InllSt and Unfair. There cannon
He 900 searching investigation and -
ol, court t most heartily.
TIRE alleged scenes ~ rave.rv which
marked t-e close Cf the legislative session
were tle subject OF criticism in several
Trenton 1ul7its to-day The Rev Albert
L. We.~.e-. iu "a prelude ta his sermon At
ne Third PRESBYTERIAN Church to-uieh- de-
..sreG THAT civic Interests and The morals .
of The rommCuitv were nrt safe in The
hands of such Legislators. The Rev. James
L. Gardiner al the First Methodist Epis-
c0Qat Church. said that tie rav=irr and dis .
s.pa-ior painfully Illustrated THAI there had
been elected -o TIE Assembly men VINO ha.
losr an respect and reverence. not only for
co. and --ral.-r. but for the people whom
they represented.
The E=E. Hugh b. Naaa.-av. cr The .
Fourth P-osrvrer.ar church. the Rev
Francis Palmer of the sixth T-e-bvte-ian
Church. TIE Rev. charles b. Elder of the
central Methods Episcopal church. and
t.a Rev Guv =. Brown of Tho Central
E.s--- church. were among The other min .
.a- a-1 --rn denounced r-a rrrn-Zalf-.r-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11

Civil War On both sides for which these
questions have been prepared
II man over fftv state whether he
served in the Union army or navy C5e care
fui 20 specify whether army or navy.
state whether b. served in the Confed-
crate army or navy
There IS one chinese enumerator for
Chinatown
Each enumerstor viii receive "a cents
Tor each name taken but where the pop
ulation is widely scattered the pay VIII be
based on eight hours work a day ss rate
g. eGual that paid 20 The erUnerator TAX
inr names In thickly populated district.
Mr. Falck said he expected that the p
tfeeH or more names IN Manhattan ana
The Bronx would be gathered in ten days.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11

the inception National copper COMPANY
operations % '"
company during me last would word 2 eN
plauation ~ the i's"1f stock
While the principal f heaviesr
stockholders whose stock number Of times us
present selling price retained their holdings
but satsed with fhc investment there has been corr
paratlNei} large lolA original stock held ny
entirely outside the having
connection with the COMPANY has beer
pressing for sale The selling time when
assessment which -umor So share was to meet
other indebtedness frightened
some or sip'hhod0r -frir STOCK
90
from lette.
"Af the facts ann figures connected with She COMPANY
mining financial operations
therefor stockhojer viii
after he has examined about the enter
The Directors oric"rz
worth his the probability ~
future enhancement eEtieavor 90 down
these
viii assured Directors deciding 10 call
bonded irdertenes have done not only tat which is neTr
Interests which should their
which evident all carefully
Be,ag-e th" history mining stock assessments
Instances fre
PEELED By miscaicltons Of Development cost mistakes ~
o7
evidence OF lack of te supposed worth OF the property
concerned.
Your Directors desire that IN .he pr-ser-
their stokHolders additional capita. Is evidence
Of the increased worth of taei- Investment
closing I would
repeat all the things 3 haze said tHe
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
MORE COTTON CONES BACK.

The White star liner Baltic. which ar
rived here YESTERDAY brought over D.I9
bales of cotton from Liverpool. This is fh'
second shipment of the present movement.
brought about in an attempt ro break tie
Pattcu hull campaign in MAY cotton. zen
Thousand bales arrived last week. and '',"9
iu ali have been engaged for shipment
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
EANK EXCHANGES AND Sales

The bank exchanges ~ the New York
Clearing House and fae stocks sold on the
Sew Y0gk Stock Exchange last week and
.u ..a same week Of flr preceding two
..l.- compare as follows
Nf'.. g. - Agrl ln ,a tPL1 D -
-Es sold -sys.s1z . 400 ass ..5g1 80
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
THOMAS w. LAWSON.
President, First National Copper Co.

S-There three interests the ager1-r. of
First Zaon@ The IsE. .ntrns the Original owners end
Sent on the Board Of Directors eu Tuesday ast down
and afr--
can'ass'a all The 'gnDHs affairs agreed chat Ger
fhe interests
and thereby establish beyond uHcetain success of th"
would all
benefits % -
la
placed hands printers tu u-
cal
fell Of
that fra assessner- call EaI any
accompanying explanation
7. w. /.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as
follows with hose of week aco.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
To Stockho
FIRST NATIONAL COPPER COMPANY

ron1M
j. THOMAS RElNHARDT
ApHio
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

An ATTRACTIVE FRAME HOUSE. SIN
rooms and bath. reception naT ard larE
at-fr- newer occupied. IIsr d-eor1.eds read~
FOR owner -u move ir. SIX minutes fr1ru r1i-~-
rail station cis~ Improvements. price S.l.Iuu.
terms easy. OWNER Room 49,. so F- grr ID
St. N s. Telephone 1866 Cortland
BRICK AND STONE DIV ELLINC. ALL IN
pr9yeul-nts. - rooms. bathrooms, .a-gs
lawn. washington and Lawrence SIS. Flushing
L. H.. s~S. 900 OF wiz rent. ELLIOTT & Bush.
r9- Erraluav. Naw Y0-k. s0cat agea-s.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

san Francisco April lo-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks yesterday
uer. as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-11
WM. Il. MOFFITT,


ACT OUTCK-TFE OFFICIAL TIME TIA Bile
as announced br the PENNA X. x. fo~ tr-ir
opening in Way reduces the ar-Ia. running
rfrue f~0r HERALD SQUARE 10 various points
on D.. T. just ONE-HALF- III thinking - build
ing or investing send &c once for r NJ II -
SINE NAP 90 desirable home sites Prices win
positively more than double after the opening
D. BJf.GEE. Room 1908. 10 West 5tJh street.