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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-01

$500 EFIE IfIS FIRST
Six-familv sacrifice, in the Rosevilie section.
Just on Central av.; contains 20 rooms and 8
paths; all improvements. except heat; halls
carpefed, shades throughout; all apartments
rented and always rented price very low and
on terms that will ret over 90 per cent. or
cash invested. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO.,
l9 Marker ST.
SUMMER Az. WITH BARN.
Best section, 10 light rooms. hath, storeroom.
steam heat. snap, $1,000: MORTGAGE
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The PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 1.-Flour-Quiet
at old prices. Receipts. 22.9s1 barrels,
Rye-Dull; No. 2 Western eo1s nomi-
nal f. 0. b. New York.
wheat-Opening steady on the dry
weather map and Liverpool cables,
wheat soon eased off under bearish
Oklahoma state report, liberal Argen-
tine shipments. commission house SELL
ing and poor demand. July, 11e%d
l1Th. Receipts. 2,400 bushels.
Corn-Receipts. 1875 bushels.
Beef-Firm.
Pork-Steady: mess. 27.25Gz7.5o.
Lard-Easy; Middle West, 1850
144s.
Raw Sugar-Steady; ~muscovado, SO
test. s.s6. centrifugal, Sc test. 43e; mo-
lasses sugar. SO test. 3.e1. Refined.
quiet, crushed. 5.s5; graduated, 5.25;
powdered. 5.s5.
Petreleum-Steady; refined barrels,
40.
Coffee-spot. steady; No. Z Rio. ska
s 1916: No. 4 Santos. $685..
Molasses-Quiet; New Orleans open
kettle. s2642.
Butter-Unsettled; receipts 5000;
creamery specials. "a; extras. 50; third
u first, TsG32.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged; receipts,
Ar.
E~ggs-stesdy, unchanged; receipts,
1892.
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HOME.
South Orange av. corner. bordering South
Orange, near Lackawanna station: brick and
stone. 10 rooms. reception hall. billiard room,
conservatory. tiled baths. exceptional c~onstruc-
tion, parquet floors, hardwood Throughout,
onyx mantels. artistically decorated: modern
stable. coachman's quarters: plot 100xl50: Of
fered less than cost Of building: easiest terms;
sacrifice. $3.50 or will lease. FEST &
FEST, 7SS Broad st.
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RESIDENCE WITH STABLE.
Beautiful home at Clinton av.; nine large.
bright rooms steam heat. electricity: plot COX
Il5; modern sanitary stable: rare opportunity.
s11.00e. FEST & FEST. 73s Broad ST.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April although dry
weather 4, prevailed quite generally
throughout the Southwest, the wheat
market was inclined TO drag during
early trading. Leading commission
houses were moderate sellers and de-
mand was slack. The May delivery.
which displayed considerable activity
yesterday, was dull and weak. following
a little rmness at the start. Prices
at the opening were 4 lower to q high
er, July being at f.0sla TO 1.OS3sMh.
September opened at 1.05ss to 1.05h.
Before the end of the first hour July
had dropped to LOSS and September to
1.05h6K.
The corn market was weak owing to
general selling by commission houses
and liquidation by small holders. The
poor demand for the cash grain was the
chief factor in bringing out the offer
ings. The May delivery opened a shade
In the day declined to SIX.
Extreme dullness prevailed in the
oats pit at the start. and sentiment was
bearish owing to the heaviness of
corn. The May option opened a shade
" 3 iiSiiti a. 1o72&7 % W fo12, anu SOlu
off to 43h.
Provisions were firm at the start be-
cause of the scarcity of offerings in
the pit. Shorts We're inclined to cover
on prospects of a bullish report on
stocks of provisions In store here.
Price at the opening were unchanged
to 17s higher, May pork opening at
$3.50. Lard opened at 1882, and ribs
at 13.721A@13. 72hm13.75.
A air rally occurred toward the DON
hour in the wheat market. owing to
buying brought out by a report of a
st. Louis trade journal which indicated
considerable deterioration in the condi-
tion of growing wheat In many Sec
lions. July advanced TO 10s%@& and
September to 1864. The gain, however,
was soon lost on renewed realizing.
The close was easy. with July off "a
u. at 10SA@%. and September down
AG%, at l05L@%.
A heavy tone prevailed all day in
corn on absence of any definite sup
port. Tho low point for May was 6lM
The close was weak with May q
lower at 6lh9%-
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METHODIST LAYMEN HONOR
MEMORY OF DEAD BISHOP.

Tie Laymen's Association Of the
Newark Methodist Episcopal conferences
opened it's twelfth annual meeting to-
day in the First Presbyterian Church
with devotional exercises led by James
". PearsaM, of RidgeHood. after which
a resolution of regret was ordered 10
be drafted on the death Of Bishop
spellmeyer. A memorial to the late
DIR. Robert Remington Doherty. who
was editor of the Christian Advocate.
was also ordered drawn
Morris s. Daniels presided at the
meeting and appointed committees on
auditing. resolutions and nominations.
A. B. Meredith. secretary. being un-
able to attend, Joseph Walker, of Irv-
ington. was appointed TO the position
temporarily. The Rev. DR.. Henry A.
Buttz. at the head Of a delegation. pre-.
scented the greetings OF the conference,
and after the morning session had con-
cluded with the receiving Of reports
from some of the committees the lay
men adjourned to present their greet
ings to the conference at the Central
Church.
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STOCK MARKET IS
STAGNANT At END
OF DAYS TRADING
Prices Drift Aimlessly on Small
Dealings-Rock Island Pre-.
ferred Shows Strength.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The stock
market closed semi-stagnant. Prices
drifted listlessly on merely nominal
dealings. Rock Island preferred ad-
vanced IA and Chicago Great Western
preferred /. National Biscuit sold at
a decline Of 3a.
II a. m.-Speculation became firm in
tone, but there was not much increase
in the volume of business, the buying
running pretty generally to a few Of
the best known stocks. Consolidated
Gas moved up 2 points and st. Paul,
Texas and Pacific, American Car and
Westinghouse Electric /.
Noon-The beginning of gold exports
to London was followed by a sagging of
prices, which placed the average level
below last night. Possibility was dis
cussed of a supreme court decision in
the American Tobacco case on Monday.
The effect was to repress activity.
Great Northern Ore Certificates and
Northwestern rose 1. Illinois Central
and Cleveland. c., C. g. st. Louis fell /.
Bonds were irregular.
l p. m.-When the selling orders had
been cleaned up, the market became
steadier, but did not advance much
above yesterdays closing. Pennsyl-
vania was conspicuously firm, rising
to 1855.
2 p. m.-There was a renewed de-
cline in prices in the late session,
which did not amount to much, except
for Pennsylvania, which reversed its
early course and fell back a point.
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The COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline of
6 to II points, under a continuation of
the selling movement which developed
late yesterday as a result OF the rains
in Texas and rumors that the bull
leaders were abandoning the May deal
There was a good demand for July and
later months. and prices rallied slight
ly from the opening during the mid
die of the morning.
Trading became less active during
the late forenoon. but generally speak
ing. prices ruled steady on bullish ac-
counts Of Manchester conditions. talk
of a better spot demand, covering by
recent sellers. and some fresh commits
sion house buying. with the demand
supplied by further scattering liquida-
ton at q decline of about l to 3 points
from the closing figures of yesterday.
The Western belt forecast was for I'M
settled weather and rain tomorrow in
east Texas, but for fair weather in the
western part of the State.
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INCORPORATED in HUDSON.

JERSEY CITY, April ARTICLES Of
Incorporation we're filed yesterday
with the county clerk of Hudson as
follows:
Bloomingdale Rubber Company, Office,
L Exchange place, Jersey City; capital,
500. 900; i-ncorporators, George s. Ma
hanna, rs Broadway. Manhattan: Ira
W. Henry, II: Broadway, Manhattan,
and Frank H. Hall. H~ackensack, N. J.
The Crayenette Company, L. 5. A, To
take over manufacturing business car
ried on by the Summit Prooing Com
pany. of New York, certain interests OF
the Cravenette Company. Limited. OF
Bradford, England, and The Bradford
Dyers' Association. of Bradford, Eng
land: office. Madison and Eighth streets.
Tioboken; capital, s1g0, 900; ineorpora-
tors. George j. Geer, 100 Fifth avenue,
Manhattan; Langdon Geer, Madison
and Eighth streets, Hoboken; William
A. Gemmeil. 81 Kensington avenue, Jer-
sey City, and Samuel H. Ordway, p
William street, Manhattan.
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PHILIP j. BOWERS & CO.,

NEWARK'S LARGEST AND LEADIf
REAL ESTATE FIRM,
iS9-l91 MARKET ST,
BOWERS BUILDING.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Shafwal Realty Company today
fled articles OF Incorporation in the
county clerks Office with an authorized
capital stock OF 100000, OF which s $1,000
has been paid in by Beverly X Shat.
of Philadelphia and Wesley Farley. OF
New York.
The Charles H. Kreistead Company
will do a general shipping. Forwarding
and transportation business. the regis
tered headquarters of the company
being Nutley township. The capital
stock is $685. geo. OF which s.. 900 has
beer paid in by Hugh B. Reed. Andrew
L. Boylan and Joseph A. Connolly. all
of Newark
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WHERE WILL AUTO OF
FIRE CHIEF BE STABBED?

The fire commissioners are wonder
ing what they win do with the pro-
posed new automobile for the chief
when they get it. There isn't IN place
&c house il.
Ordinances require that it shall be
kept where there is a cemen floor, and
where provision shall be made for the
storing Of gasoline. There isn't n
room in the fire houses.
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CAMDEN COUNTY ROAD BONDS.

CAMDEN. April The Freehold
ers of Camden County viii receive bids
on April 10 for $685. 600 of Camden and
H~addonfeld turnpike improvement Az
per cent tands and $40, 600 of Browns
Corner and G;bbsboro road Az per cent.
bonds. These bonds win be engraved
under the supervision of and certified
to as to their g~enuineness by the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company.
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MT. PROSPECT ".
Brovrstone residential sacrifice: select To-
cality: IA rooms, three tiled baths. conservatory,
iuclosrd porch. vapor heat, open hreplaces,
naEnifcent imported stone mantels, paruuet
floors: beautiful plot. ~14sxl5o: stone combina-
tion stable with garage; greatest bargain ever
offered: easiest terms: get particulars now.
FEST & FEST. 73s Broad st.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. April American securi-
ties were dull and featureless during
the early trading today. Prices
ranged from u TO i higher than yes
terday's New York closing.
New York offered stocks early in the
afternoon and caused a slight decline.
bur repurchases later brought about
a recovery. and the market closed
steady.
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BoNDs
WALL STREET NOTES.

The annual meeting of the West Jer-
sey and Seashore railroad will be held
in Camden April Il.
Howard Enrich and Frederick Alex
ander have been elected members of
the New York Stock Exchange.
James A. Parker, Of Boston, has been
admitted to the firm of Charles Head
G. Co.
More than 81. ooo. 900 has been lost by
the New York banks to the sub-treas-
ury this week.
The Canadian Railway Commission
has been given control of the rates and
facilities Of the cable companies.
The Southern railway declares il has
no apprehension of a strike among its
employees, as wage-increase confer
ences are reaching an anicable concIu-
sion.
Belief Is expressed by some bankers
that after todays settlements have
been effected In London exchange will
relapse and thus avoid the necessity of
taking gold from New York.
The Delaware and Hudson's annual
report shows that the railway depart
ment alone earned over interest
charges the equivalent of 1929 per cent.
on the capital stock,
Announcement was made Yesterday
that the trustees under the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation voting trust had ex-
tended the time for making deposits
under the new agreement one month,
until April 80 at noon. About $4,000, 600
stock had been deposited up TO the
close of business yesterday.
H. D. Babcock & Co. dissolved part
nership yesterday. Harris, Winthrop &
Co, OF which house II. D. Babeock is
now a special partner. will liquidate
the FIRMS affairs. S. D. Babcock re-
tains his sea on the Stock Exchange
and William A. Pratt becomes a mem
Der of the firm of Edward B. Smith
& Co.
The Lackawanna Steel Company has
issued a report 10 the New York Stock
Exchange for the year ended December
81, 1909, including its constituent COM
panies. except the South Buffalo Rail-
way Company. Lake Erie Company,
Scranton Mining Company and the Ma
tional Bank of Ellsworth, which shows
net earnings of all properties Of
SO, s6s, sS5 after deductions of all ex-
penses, including ordinary repairs and
maintenance. The profit for the year is
$50. 6s4, after deducting interest. rental
n royalty charges amounting TO
S2,143, 722, as well as appropriations Of
5 .21s,57s for sinking funds on bonds
and mineral exhaustion and depreeia-
tion.
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Monfclsir.
LOOK AT O

NEW HANDSOME HOUSES. SITUATED ON
MADISON Az, NEAR GARDINER
PL.. M~ONTCLAIR. =
$500 WILL PURCHASE ONE. TERMS TO
SUIT. -
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS. 2 TO 6 P. NJ.
CONTAIN s n 9 ROOMS AND BATH,
HANDSOMELY DECORATED. HARDWOOD
PARQUET FLOORS. RECEPTION
HALL. BUTLER'S PANTRY. GAS AND
ELECTRIC LIGHTS; LARGE GROUND;
vERANDA FRONT N SIDE
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
NOTHING IN MONTcLAIR FOR
PRICE LIKE IT
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800; plot 5Ox100; superiority of construc-
tion. arehlteeturally perfect, location unsur-
passed; magnificent ten-foot porch across en-
tire front. affording untold comfort; large
living room. with beamed ceiling and open
fireplace, attractive parlori paneled dining
room. with eozy window seat; modern sanitary
kitchen; wide. commodious stairway leads to
second floor. containing three large bedrooms,
feving room and tiled bath. with separate
toilet; big closets; large billiard room and
open attic on third floor; steam heat. parquet
floors. electric lights-a complete home, which
can be purchased reasonably on easy terms;
II you want something above the ordinary.
look into this: otherwise don't waste your
time. LINNETT 6 WOLF, 22l Clinton az.
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IDEAL cLINTON III
Osborne terrace, 50x150: twelve magnificent
rooms, hardwood floors, observatory, handsome
~ decorated. splendid stable, every convent
business property. FEIsT & FEST, 1873
Broad. ST.
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The annual meeting of the West Jer-
sey and Seashore railroad will be held
in Camden April Il.
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ERIE-GARFIELD FIGHT
HALTED BY THE COURT.

PASSAIC, April l-yice-Chancelior
stevenson today granted a temporary
Injunction restraining the Erie rail-
road from interfering with the Van
winkie avenue crossing Ia Garfield.
The writ is returnable April II at Jer-
sey City
There was a lively scene Al the crosz-'
ing yesterday when employees Of the
railroad and the local FIRE departments
FLASHED and the f1remen won out
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DO YOU want a building lot for your own
home or Investments? We offer one OF the
most reasonable propositions considering values
that you have been offered In some time Olive
St, lots 25xlo. $50 to $500. Prospect ST. lots
25xfO1. N75 70 $500. These lots are located on
Cross-town car line. and within FIVE
minutes of Watsessing L~ackawanna station
and factory centre. This Is an opportunity
which you cannot afford to miss. For maps and
other particulars consult NATHAN RUSSELL.
Iro
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Ont of Town.

THE AMPERp-wATSESsING section is one
of the most popular locations for large manu-
facturers: within the radius of a few hundred
yards are the modern plants Of SCOTS Emul-
sion. the Westinghouse Lamp Works. Sprague
Electric Co, the Empire Cream Separator Co,
the A. P. Smith Co. the Croker Wheeler Co.
and others. I have sites for sale with railroad
sidings in the heart of this district at acreage
prices. LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Union Build
Ing.
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WILL AID HOSPITAL FAIR.

RAILWAY, April miss Sara
Esterbrook, of II Esterbrook avenus.
has been selected to take charge of a
booth in the Hospital Francois. New
York. during its centenary. which opens
shortly.
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BURNS MAY BE FATAL.

PLAINFIELD. April las a re-
suit of fire igniting his clothing, Joseph
Phiallo. 5 years old, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Antonio Phiallo, is in Muhlenbe-g
Hospital not expected to live.
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T~wo-family. located one block from trolley,
on paved street. in an exceptional renting
neighborhood; II large. light rooms and two
baths, besides large open attic in which two
additional rooms might be made; steam
heater; newly decorated throughout and in
be placed at $500 for Immediate sale: delays
are dangerous; better ask about this at once.
& WOLF. 221 Clinton aY.
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WESTERN MARYLAND DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The Western
Maryland Railway Company today de-
clsred an initial quarterly dividend of
l per cent. or 81 a share on its pre-
ferred stock.
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COMPTROLLER ASKS BANK REPORTS.

WASHINGTON. April The comp
trolIer of the currency today issued a
call for the condition Of national banks
at the close Of business March %.
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TuRRELL STREET. SOUTH ORANGE, y. J.
Oue-faniily house. seven rooms. all improves
ments. no heat; plot 45Si00: owner willing To
sacrifice; little cash necessary; $500. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER, Union Building.
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SMALL FIRE IN IuNKSHoP.

Fire in the junk-shop Of Theo-
dore Kirsh, at 221 waverly avenue.
early this morning. eaused abou $50
damage Box 64z was pulled and the
fremen put the blaze out with little
trouble.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


SOUTHERN NEWARK.
n you want to locate In Roseville. Forest
Hill or the East Side, don't bother us; but IL
you want property in the South End, Clinton
Hill or Weequahic Park sections, our knowl-
edge win save you time and money, consult
the men on the ground. LINNETT & WOLF,
221 Clinton ay.
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FACTORY SITES o SALE.

LEHIGH railroad siding; several plots; vari-
Gus sizes; will erect building for responsible
manufacturers. Consult FEST & FEST,
Factory Specialists. 1913 Broad st.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quota
tons are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co.. 81 Broad
street, New York:
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MARIN 1T rooms, tiled bath. steam,
electricity; hardwood trim; parquet floors;
asking 1920. BEARDSLEY, 504 Clinton av.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members Of he
New York Stock Exchange:
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Two-FAMILY. Is rooms. separate entrance
steam. electricity; S0x105; awnings. screens
etc. nicely decorated; paved street; fine resi-
Dental section; asking 81, 500. sBEARDSLEYr
504 Clinton av.
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ROaeland.

R~OSELAND, n. ].
Modern house, seven rooms, bath. steam
heat and electric lights; large plot: room for
stable. and garden; s.. 500: easy terms. LOUIS
SCHLEsINGER Union Building.
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TWO-FAMILY, II rooms. steam. electricity;
separate entrance;. every room decorated:
one-family on Clinton Hill. B~EARDSLEY, 5a
Clinton ay.
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TtyO-FAMILY, 10 rooms. part improvements
40x100; large barn. three stalls, one boz
stall, carriage house; asking 5000; want &c
sell. BEARDSLEY, 5o4 Clinton av.
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COzY o~ne-famiiy, seven rooms, steam; 50x10o;
s04 Clinton ay.
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Mt. PROSPECT AVENUE Two-FAMIL,Y.
Contains ~ rooms. two baths, all modern I'm
Irovements: good investment; Sc, 900. LOUIS
ScHLES1NGER Union Building.
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East orange.
SO. 00o-NEw house of eight rooms: good and
convenient; three minutes to station, trolley
and school; steam heat. eleetricity: parQuet
floors; little cash required; liberal mortgage.
S., 500-NOW building; up-to-date houses. seven
rooms, for small families. finely restricted
neighborhood, good lots; steam heat; modern
in every respect: on your own terms.
EUGENB A. L
MAIN ST. AND ARLINGTON Az
TWO-FAMILY house; bargain; owner paid
over 1880; now leaving town, will sell for
Sc, 500: with the increasing value of property
IN this neighborhood, should be -, 500 In less
than one year; very fine location; convenient
to trolley and station rents for $40 a month.
Apply
EUGENE A. KELLY.
MAIN ST. AHD ARLINGTON AV.
GRAND corner property. East Oranges best
neighborhood; II rooms. all modern improve
mente; have been asking 81, 600; will sell to i'm
mediate purchaser 50, 500.
EUGEN A. KELLY.
MAIN ST. y ARLINGTON Az
ELEGANT one-famIly house; new; nine rooms;
all modern improvements; parquet floors
hardwood trim: three minutes station; $500;
easy terms.
WE have an extensive list of rev houses. all
modern improvements. ranging in price from
BUGENB A. KELLY.
MAIN ST AND Az
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES.

n bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through EiseIe & King.
c. GAS Err