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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-31

ONiONCo hh0bhAAb Vi III ~ 49,
aged n years. 10 Seventh street, Har-
rison.
REIM-Entered into rest, on Tuesday,
Januar 81. 1911, Helen REIN, be-
loved daughter of the late Abhie
REIN (nee Schleicher), aged 8 years
/ month 3 days, 81 Magnolia. street.
RITTENHOUSE-At East Orange, n.
j., on Sunday, January 20, 1911, Ida,
widow of William Rittenhouse. In her
se%venty-ninth year.
Funeral services from the home OF
her son-in-law. Mr.. P. O. stryker, 10
Ninth avenue. Tuesday evening, jan
uary 81, at s o'clock. Interment at
Frenchtown, N. j.. at convenience Of
the family.
ROBERTSON-On Monday, January 30,
1911. Emma S.. wife OF Edward G.
Robertson, in her s0th year. $50 Thir-
teenth venue.
sARAT-On Saturday, January 2S, 1911,
Fried& x. Sarau, beloved daughter of
Rebeeea and the late Emil Sarau, ia
her 10th year, II Plum street.
SILVEY-At GAINESVILLE. O.. on Satur-
day. January %. 1911, Frederick Ly-
man, only son Of the late Theodore
and Anna Josephine Silvey, formerly
Of Newark. \. ].
SWEENEY--At Orange, n. J., Jan
uary 81, 1911, Mary e., wife of James
Sweeney. at her late residence, 81
Wallace street.
TOPHAM-on Sunday, January 20.
1911, Mary j.. widow of Edmondson
Topham. In her 64th year.
VAN DIEN--At East Orange, N. j..
on Monday, January 80, 1911, Ella
Morgan, widow Of Raymond Van
Diem.
WALTON-After q brief illness. on
January 20, 1911. Annie, beloved wife
of Herbert Walton, in her 10th year
at her home, 1889 Eighth avenue, New
York.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
yited to attend the funeral on We'd
nesday, February /, at 3 p. m, from
the residence Of George Abrams, 1fe
Newton street, Newark, n. ]. Inter
ment IN Paramount Cemetery. .
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FOR .ALE-Forty-eight acres seashore tract.
100 feet beach, 100 feet main highway, -
mile from railroad and trolley; C. r. r. or
Sandy Hook boat conn ctions; high and dry
ripe for development. WRIGHT, al West
Twenty fourth st, New York city.
o SALE-Eight-r room oue-famiiy house, all
improvements lot 2sxiO0; "a Dover st., vaiis-
burg section. Inquire Of j. TANsET.
i64 Market at. Newark. N. J.
LOTS for sale at Gre, ,ch. Manor, 80 minutes
from City Hall New York 26x1o0: prices
from si25 up. Address T. NJ. MILLS, es South
Willow I Montolair. N. J.
NEW HOUSE-Seven rooms, bath, steam heat,
all improvements, screens and shades to all
windows; fine location; convenient TO Spring
field av. and Broad st. cars; price So, 100; S500
down. balance s per cent. mortgage. Address
NJ, Box 70, Star Office.
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DEATHS.

BUCHs-on January 20, 1911, Anna
Buchs (nee Desch), beloved wife OF
Erhard ]. Buchs, aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends. also st. Anna
Weisen Verein of st. Peters Church
are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral Wednesday, February /, al
9.15 a. M, from her late residence
446 south Seventeenth street, 10 ST
Peters Church, where at 10 a. m. a
High Mass of Requiem will be OF
fered for the repose Of her soul In
terrnent in Cemetery OF the Holy
Sepulchre.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
will expose for sale at public auction, at the
Central Auction Rooms. No. ~ South Orange
8, 1871, all the household goods and chattels
said TO belong TO and stored in the name Of
Mary II. Gleason. barrels. baskets, bundles,
bureau, couch, tables, beds, mattress, stoves,
chairs, pictures. pedestal. carpet, mating,
springs. tetes; Henrietta Smith. boiler. boxes.
chairs. chiffonier, dressing table. bed, mat
tresses, oil stove, piano stool, rack. rockers,
carpet, spring. square plano, trunks: Frances
t. Morrison, barrel. box. chairs, china closet.
tables. beds. tub, mattress, mirror, parlor
chairs, pictures, pier glass. racK, refrigerator.
rocker. carpet. sideboard. springs. stands.
stoves, tete, and all goods and chateis CON
tanned therein, upon which the storage and
other charges remain unpaid for more than
one year.
r.. Won Poznak, Aucttoneer.
January "a. 1911.
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REAL ESTATE FOR A L
Fest & Fest

fOHHSI HILL BAftA1N
BULLETIN.
vICTNIrY OF BALLANTINB PARKWAY,
Near trolley; nine splendid rooms, cenirss
hall, large attic. two baths; steam; elec,
trlcity; freplaces. hardwood, parquet
floors; beamed ceiling: handsome decors
tons; extra deep plot for garage sl@op
Modern eIsven-room residence; reception
hall; tiled BATH steam; electricity nrs-
A REAL HOME oPPoRTUNITY-
conveniently arranged nine-room resi-
dence, Well located; reception hall. tiled
hath, steam heat; combination fixtures
open fireplaces; largo beamed living room
hardwood trim parquet floors; expensive
DECORATIONS: so fl plot 1880; easy tsrnns
COY HOME SNAP,
Seven pleasant rooms; reception hall.
large bath, steam. electricity: hardwood
trim. hardwood floors; plot sex132; $500;
mortgage 1000. Get busy.
IDEAL RESIDENCE, WITH GARAGE
Best location; twelve beautiful rooms;
central hall. buffers pantry, two baths
lone tiled, billiard room combination
range; steam heat; exquisite electric fz
lures, handsome fireplace; complete sue
ton cleaner system; Morgan doors; correct
beam ceilings. pnneled dining-room.
hardwood trim, perquetry throughout.
tasteful decorations: three porches; great
snap: 1900: only S.. 600 necessary.
TW0-FAMILY BARGAIN
Near trolley; five and bath. six and bath;
large attic: steam heat one floor; so IL
butt lot; $500; act now.
FEIsT. & FE1sI,
THE FIRM OF INF HOUR
BlsDJTtt f3S BROAD
ss,oCO-suMMER Av.-Brick corner residences,
one-famiiy; lot Soxl20; house contain
seven rooms and bath. dining room mas
metal ceiling and parquet floor; hard
wood trim Throughout; hot water heat
owner leaving city. the reason for this
exceptional bargain.
5I600-PLANE ST.AFrane, o~ne-femily; lot fsx
100; house contains nine rooms and
bath; all In good condition.
B,500-CBESTER AV.--Frame house, eight
rooms. all improvements; plot 4ox110i in
f1rst-class condition.
-, S00-SCHEERER AN.-Frame, one-famiiy
lot 50x10o; house contains six rooms anu
bath: all in hrst-class condition: ga
and electric light and steam heat; this
Is a special price for a quick sale.
$40, 00G-WASHINGTON ST, near Clinton az
Two brick o~no-family dwellings,; plot
34xT7; each house contains nine rooms
and bath. all improvements, and in
good condition; $500 mortgage at 8 per
cent.
s1s, 00o-JoHNSONi Az. residence, one of The
most select homes building and grounds
valued ct $25, 000; plot 64Asxi4oxs6; house
contains ten rooms. two baths, hard
wood trim. immediate possession; open
for inspection at any time upon appii
cation being made at this ONCE.
f.so-FARLEY AV.-Two-fsmily house, NJ
teen rooms. two baths, conservatory
steam heat; room for garage; this price
holds good for quick sals.
REMEMBER, we have what you want,
II It's REAL TAT and II will pay
you to inquire of this office, or favor lis
with a personal call.
OUTS SCHLESINGER
UNION BUILDING.
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- RUBBARD-On January 20. 1911, Frank
n. Hubbard. beloved son OF Emily
Hubbard, age 46 years.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited to attend tho funeral services
from his residence, 70 Clay street, on
Wednesday morning, February /, 1911,
at &c a. IN. Interment in Fairmount
Cemetery.
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MARTIN-on Saturday, January Is,
1911, Charles Frederick Martin, aged
50 years s months 2 days, as Orchard
street.
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HUFF-Entered into rest on Sunday,
January 20, 1911, Elizabeth J. HUI. In
her Goth year, 3oS Jersey street, Hsr-
risoa.
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LUEHMANN-At Caldwell, january 80
1911, Andrew F. L~uehmann, in his s+th
year. Washburn place, Caldwell.
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AUTOMOBILES.
LOANS--PERSONAL.

SALARIED people. wot.-~.- keeping house and
others furnished money without security
cheapest rates. easiest terms: save money by
seeing me before trading elsewhere. Onices In
90 principal cities. d. H. TOL1MAN, Room s4.
2SS Washington st.
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HILTON-On January 80. 1911, Jane,
beloved wife of John Hilton. aged "
years. 80 Tappen street.
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CALLAHAN Bloomfield, n. j., or Jan
uary 80. 1911, Patrick. husband of the
late Mary Callan, aged SO years, 1s2
Montgomery street.
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NORTON-On January 70, 1911, George,
beloved husband of Mary J. Norton,
aged n years. 10 Seventh street, Har-
rison.
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SITUATIONS W~ANTED-MALE.

ST4.NoGRAPHER d@. educated. thoroughly
experienced. unquestfonable references. salary
moderate. Address ROGERS, Box so, Herald
Downtown, New Yo k.
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CALL-Suddenly, ON January 81, 1911
at his home, q Hamilton street. Nut
lev. n. J.. William H.. husband Of
Mary e. call.
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MLAUGHLIN-At Belleville, N. j., on
January 30, 1911, Julia A.. widow of
James Mclaughlin.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral
from her late home, the residence OF
her daughter, Mary A. Champion,
It's Main street, on Thursday, Febru-
airy ?, at 8 a. M, thence to st. Peters
Church, where q High Mass OF Re-
QUEEN VIII be offered for the repose
Of her soul. Tnterment st. Peters
Cemetery.
MEIER--At the family residence, 40
Forest street, Orange. n. j., on Mon
day. January 80, 1911. Joseph Meir,
beloved husband of Earnestina Meier
mee Schiller.
Notice Of funeral hereafter,
-
MILLIKEN-At her home. 11s Spruce
street, Bloomfield, on Sunday, Janu-
airy 20, 1911. Elizabeth Milliken. in
her Sith year.
MUELLER-on January 80. 1911. Fran
ziska Mueller, widow of the late
Leopold Mueller. SAT South Four
SttIN SAINtN.
MULFORD-Suddenly. at Point Pleas
ant. \. j., January %. 1911. Susan
F. Milford, in her S4th year.
NEWMAN = On Monday, January 80,
1911, after a brief illness, Frank T.
Newman, beloved husband of Elsie
Newman (nee Mertens) and son of
Walter A. and Helen L. Newman.
aged 81 years 4 months % days.
Funeral service viii take place on
Tuesday, January 81, in his late resi-
dence, S67 South Seventeenth street,
at IS p. m. Relatives and friends are
kindly invited to attend Interment
on Wednesday in Woodland Cemetery
at the convenience of the family.
NICHOLSON January %. 1911. John,
beloved husband of Ann Nichols (nee
o'Connor), 1873 wiekliffe street.
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GRrFFIN-on January %, 1911. Edward
Griffin, beloved husband of the late
Mary Griffin, in hie 41st year.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Feist & Fest Bulletin

bI1HI1NG
enteen large, bright rooms, three baths;
.zrat plot sr 2szlOo; price $1,000.
Brick, with room for garage or stable;
nine large, bright rooms; handsomely Deco
rated; areplnces; heat; electricity s"or'
IDEAL RESIDENCE, -
Corner. near Littieton av.5 suitable Ior
physician. dentist, honieseeker; compieue
oonveniences: every desirable feature:
electric lights; parquet floors; steam neet,
HARDWOOD trim; room for garage oWnSr
leaving city, must sell immeaiaeeis
easiest terms.
CLINTON HILL BUNGALOW,
with room for garage; nine large foonls
handsomely decorated; parquet foore;
beam ceilings; electric fixtures; steam
heat. extraordinary large closets snad E
easiest terms,
vTwo-FAMTLY, OFF CLINTON AVENUE
Eight-room apartments each floor; room
for garage: two baths separate heaters;
beautiful decorations; plot b0Sl6V; sacn-
~, 900 CAST HIS siu vs."
Beautiful Second avenue residence; seven
rooms. bath every convenience, Including
steam heat. gas and electricity; dandy To-
BUILDERS OR INVESTORS SNAP
Clinton avenue apartment cite; lcox1oo:
finest corner plot in the city; convenient
to everywhere.
FEST q FEST.
THE OF THE oUR
BLDG, 7s BROAD STREET
BELMONT Av.-First Methodist Church prop
erty. front building 2sx45; also rear dwelling;
bargain. 49, 800. LOU9s sCHLESINGER Union
building.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Central az, hva minutes from Broad st
store rents $3.50 a year, AL investment: must
be sold; special price, Sc, 600. LOUIS III
NIGER, Union building
CLINTON AVENUE
hest part, near Bergen st. three-famiiy with
store chance for investor: act quickly. FEIST
& FEST. Scheuer building, 79s Broad st.
CLINTON HILL SACRIFICE.
A two-fanliiy house, in splendid condition;
three minutes walk from the avenue; contains
all modern improvements, including separate
ali decorated; will sell with lot 2sxloo, or 5ox1o0.
price very low: small amount Of cash down.
PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. $50 Market at.
FRELIEGHUYsBN Av.-Two sIx-room dwell
ings. improvements; two one-story buildings
IN rear. suitable for poultry or worisshops; eity
lot; lev price. eas, terms. j, WARD SMITH
& SON, Prudential Building.
FULTON STREET.
near new theatre-Greet speculative PROPOSE
ton, with q future: plot z5x1s0: to quick pur-
chaser subject to IS, 900 { ner cent. mortgage.
si2. 500: easy terms. LEON FEST formerly
Feist & Feist), now located Firennen's building.
HELLER PARKWAY CORNER.
lTwo-family, fourteen beautiful rooms, two
tiled baths; running water on top floor; par
auet floors: electricity; serarate entfancee;
room for garage: $500. LEON TErST for
rterly Feist 8, Feist), now located Firemen'-
building.
HIGH STREET RESIDENTIAL SACRIFICE
Located in best section, convenient to troll
legs; beautiful home, ten rooms, bath, every
improvement; plot 200 feet deep, to alley; room
for garage: easy terms; great sacrifice, SO. 900.
LEON FEST formerly Feist & Feist). now
located Firernen's building.
HIGH STREET, NEAR CLINTON AVENUE,
with room for garage or stable; eleven large
rooms: extra large plot; price $40, 900; terms can
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HORSE belonging to Mrs. Walker will be sold
at public auction on February s. 1911. Nc
NAMARA BROS, Bergen ct. and Sixteenth av.
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$1,000 CASH BUYS
great Central av. investment snap; conveniently
located; modern four-family apartment; six
bright rooms, bath, pantry each suite: all deco
rated; porcelain lined sinks; separate steam
IS. 100; act now. FEIsT q FEST, scheuer
building, 13s Broad st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.

SEVEN OF eight room house, furnished; good
location. within ten minutes walk OF Broad
and Market sits. LOUIS s~CHLBSINGER, Union
building.
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Quick results are what you got IL you use ,hs
Star. Try q classified ad-
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REIM-Entered into rest. on Tuesday,
January 81. 1911. Helen REIN, be-
loved daughter of the late Abhie
REIN (nee Schleicher), aged 8 years
/ month 9 days, 81 Magnolia. street.
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DAYIS-on Sunday January 20. 1911,
Rosie. beloved daughter Of Mr.. N
Mrs. Iguatz Davis, at their home, 555
Springfield venue, at the g of 10
wears.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FRAENTzEL & RICHARDS. Patent Law.
American and foreign patents. trademarks
and copyright and mechanical engineering.
745-747 Broad II. Phone 2io2-W, Market.
DRAKE g. 60,
Established 1865. Phone 2406 Market. Fireraon's
Insurance Co. Bldg, Broad and Market SITS.
RUSSELL NJ. EVERETT. Tel. 4ass-R- Market.
Patent lawyer and Solicitor.
U. 8. and Foreign, Cor. Broad and Market.
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HIGH STREET, NEAR linton AVENUE,
with room for garage or stable; eleven large
be arranged. FEIST & FETsT, Scheuer build
ing. 73S Broad st.
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sTABLn & MANUFACTURING LOCATION.
Corner plot, 1l6x165. with brick stable and
sheds, viii accommodate So horses; office has
not water heat; for express business no better
spot can be found than this, as 1t is centrally
located; price 1872. 600. LOUIS sCTILEs1NGilR
Union building.
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DEHMER-Entered into rest, on Mon
day, January 30, 1911. Christina, be-
loved wife of Bernhard Dehmer (nee
Ader). aged 81 years 4 months, 293
Fairmount avenue
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HIGH STREET RESIDENTIAL SACRIFICE
Located in best section, convenient to troll
legs; beautiful home. ten rooms, bath, every
Improvement; plot 200 feet deep. to alley; room
for garage; easy terms; great sacrifice, SO, 900.
LEON FEST formerly Feist & Feist). now
located Firernen's building.
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ROsEVILLE T~HREE-FAMILY
Near station, near trolley; seventeen large
rooms, three baths; honest construction; rental
1850; quick action necessary; Sc. goo. FEST n
FEIST. Scheuer building, 73S Broad ct.
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STABLES, STALLS, ETC, TO
LET.
AUCTION SALES.

LARGE STABLE to let. $50 Broad q,
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PLANE ST, NEAR MARKET ST.
For business or manufacturing purposes; plot
4sxll4' building of two stories and basement, all
IN good condition; also contains cold storage
ROOM; good investment. owing to the central
location: price S45, 900 LOUIS SCTILESINGER,
Union building.
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GREEN-On January 90. 1911, ut the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Edmund
= c. Pruden. Mt. Kemble avenue, Nor
ristown, N. j., Julia Ann, widow OF
Abner c. Green, late of Green Village,
n. J., aged So years 1 month and
day.
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THE TINE rs RIGHT

THE TIME IS RIGHT
70 buy real estate; we have a choice six-fam-
lly house, fully rented, in, Roseyille, close to
Central av., contains thirty rooms and six
baths, all decorated, all improvements. except
heat, which we will sell at a genuine sacrifice,
on terms that Will net over 20 per cent. on cash
Invested. PHILIP ]. lowers g. CO., 1872
Market ut.
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IpRAL sIx.FAMnY

IDEAL sIx-FAMTLY. 4
Nonresident owner. must sell; five and six
rooms with bath each floor; beautiful large.
tilod entrance: all decorated; halls carpeted
rental over 1920; mortgaged IS. 600; quick ac-
ton necessary; $40. 900. FEST & FEST,
Scneuer building. 1888 Broad.
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HELLER PARKWAY CORNER.
lTwo-family, fourteen beautiful rooms, two
tiled baths: running water on top floor; par
quet floors; electricity; serarate entrances
room for garage: $4,000. LEoN TErsF tfor-
rterly Feist g. Feist), now located Firemen's
building.
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NICHOLSON January %. 1911. John,
beloved husband Of Ann Nichols (nee
o'Connor). 1s3 Wiekliffe street,
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr@In Newark, Saturday night, pooiketbook
containing $50. between the Automobile Club
and Lenox Hotel. Finder communicate with
MISS ". II MAXWELL Hotel, Torty-ninth
st. and Broadway, New York.
LOST-Female brown and white collie dog,
mostly brown; not full grown; valued as pet.
Liberal reward II returned 10 T McwTLI~
IAMS, Maolewood, N. J.
cav dog, answers 90 name
Chang" Suitable reward II returned TO
N. PLUM, Jr., Il Lincoln Park.
FoUND-ou Friday. gentIemsn's silver~handied
umbrella, In Star Office. Apply H.. Box IS.
Star Office.
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CEMETERY MEMORIALS.
GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY

Franklin av. and Joraiernon st., Bloomfield.
n. J.; tel. 1881. Bloomfield. Branch odice.
Newark, scheuer Bldg. tel 1891 Market.
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MILLIkEN-At her home. 113 Spruce
street, Bloomfield, on Sunday, Janu-
airy 20, 1911. Elizabeth Milliken. in
her Sfth year.
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MUELLER-on January 80. 1911, Fran
ziska Mueller, widow of the late
Leopold Mueller. S47 South Four
teenth street.
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DIETERLE-At Asheyille, n. C.. on
JANUARY %. 1911, Edward w, beloved
son Of Anton +. Dieterle, aged 81
years ] month 1s days, 80 Ann street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-06
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, April 5.-Cotton futures opened steady at an advance of l to , points on good cables and assurance from supporters in Congress of anti-fu- ture bills that no attempt would be made to press snch legislation until next De- oember. This gave the old crop months a much steadier tone than the new. The latter were held down by reports of good rains over the larger part of the cotton belt and particularly in the eastern half where complaints of drouth have been coming in of late Soon after the call the list was to points up. Scalpng longs took profits and at the end of the first half hour of business prices weer un- changed to 1 point down compared with yesterdays close.
 The weather forecast promised clearing and warmer weather in the cotton coun- try and this was taken as a very favor able feature. since it will allow planting to be completed under the most favorable conditions. Many points in the eastern falf of the cotton belt telegraphed in that with the soil well prepared and heavily fertilized the moisture that has been added to it will insure good stands. These messages caused rather good selling and at noon the trading months were 1 to points under yesterdays close.
 Tn the afternoon session the tone was quiet. At o'clock the trading months