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THE PROVISION MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Poultry-
Dressed steady; Western broilers, $50
%; fowls, 11d16; turkeys, 12@15.
Rye-Nominal.
Flour-Quiet and about steady. Rye
-four quiet.
Barley-Nominal.
Wheat-After opening steady on
smaller worlds shipments and the big
decrease on passage. wheat turned easy
under continued big receipts West and
with the weakness in corn.
Corn-Futures market was without
transactions.
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Steady.
Lard-Easy; middle West, s.25@s.35
nominal.
Sugar-Raw firm; muscovado, SO test,
s.73; centrifugal, So test, 4.23; molasses,
SO test, 3.4S. Refined steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Coffee-Spot steady; No. I Rio, 1879
@13h; No. 4 Santos, IA.
Enthusiastically.
Hay-Firm.
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AT LAKE H%OPATCONG.

LAKE HOPATCONG. July 17.-Mr
and Mrs. f. II. Conner, of East Orange,
will occupy the Littell bungalow till
their new bungalow is completed.
Mr.. Crater. of East Orange. has
moved from his camp. Nod-O-Ney-O, t.
his new cottage at Henderson Cove.
NJ. A. McCrea, of East Orange has
taken up his residence at MeGregor
Park.
Among the Jersey residents at the
Lottie Cottage are Mr.. and Mrs. II,
Flokn, Fl. Flokn and Miss A. Flokn,
of Newark, and Mr.. and Mrs, Fressett,
of East Orange.
Among the New Jersey guests at the
Villa Van Camp are Mrs. A. Schmiedes,
Miss G. Muller. Miss H. Heller and Mr..
and ldrs. f, s. Garrett, of Hoboken;
Miss II. E. Altele. of Passaic; G.
Entelisman and G. Kersch, of Newark;
P. Ten Eyck, of Somerville: Mrs. F.
S. Moser, Of South Orange. and II.
Beck. of the same city,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Keniper. of New
ark. are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Rosenthal and the Misses Rosen-
thai at their bungalow,
r. j. Murray, II. B. Keim, Fl. II,
Bush, c. H. Fisher, c. Lyon, George
Treadwell. f. NJ. Fisk and y. Robinson,
of Newark, are at Camp Deerfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tracey. of Jer-
sew city. are at their bungalow. The
Cedars.' They have as their guests
over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tracey,
the Misses Pearl and Lucy Tracey,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Noble, Master
Edgar Noble and Miss Noble, of the
same city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Green, of Eliza
beth, are at their bungalow, The
Sprite.'' They are entertaining this
Misses Eva. Lula and Marguerite
Green n MIR. and Mrs. George Green,
Of the same city.
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ACCIDENT UNDERWRITERS
MAY COMBINE BOARDS.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. July 17.-The
twenty-fourth annual meeting of the
International Association of Accident
Underwriters will begin here tomorrow
rid will continue for -four days.
Interest is added 70 the occasion by
the fact that today the executive COM
mittee Of the Board of Casualty and
Surety Underwriters holds its meeting
at the same place to determine the ad-
visibility II recommending that The
board a%malgamate with The interna-
tional association.
Another subject which is not down
for formal discussion Is the investiga-
ton which Is being made by the ma
tional convention of insurance commits
sioners into the industrial accident
business. The Detroit conference,
which meets n KIT month, will take for
NAL action on the matter.
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RAINS A BOON IN TEXAS.

DALLAS, Tex, July 1I-Reports on
crops and weather conditions as re-
ceived by the Texas Industrial Con-
gress from 1872 counties of Texas show
the conditions of cotton rs 80 to 100
per cent. on account of rains which
have fallen In the cotton regions in the
past ten days, Rain was shown to be
general yesterday in north, central west
and northwest Texas. varying from one
to four inches west of the San Angelo
territory.
Last night the storm centring in
Oklahoma moved down upon north
Texas and continued southwest to CEN
trail Texas. The Panhandle is enjoying
its tenth day of rain.
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EXTENDS POSTAL
BANKS To THE
LARGER CITIES
Deposits to Be Received in New
York, Boston and St. Louis
August 10.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-New York
city is TO have a postal savings bank,
Postmaster General Hitchcock issued an
order directing the main p~ostoffiee In
New York to receive deposits after
August /. Postal banks will be opened
on the same date In Chicago. st. Louis
and Boston. These are the first cities
Of this class to be designated.
The postmaster-genera is so we'll sat
isfed with the success of the loo OF
more banks already installed in Sec
ond class Offices that no has decided to
extend the system rapidly among the
larger cities. New York and these
three other cities have been selected
not only because of their prominence
as regards population, but also because
I'm each there is a subtreosury of the
United States, which will greatly facili-
tate the heavy banking transactions
that are likely to result from the pos
tai savings business.
While the patronage Of the postal
savings bank will naturally come from
| all classes o. citizenship It is expected
that the system will prove to be par
! ticularly popular with the vast mum
Der of foreign-born Americans in New
York and similar cities who have beer
in the habit of sending their surplus
savings to their home countries.
In New York city alone last year the
money orders sent abroad amounted
to about 80, 900, 900, and a considerable
part of this sum represented h saw
ings of ~foreisn-born residents
The f~oreign-born population OF Great
er New York amounts to over 1000,
900 and 1t is from these foreign-borr
Americans that the demand for postal
savings has been most persistent
! Similar conditions exist in Chicago, st
Louis and Boston. In Chicago the
foreisn-born population amounts Ia
700. 600; in st. Louis, 10000, and Bos'
ton, 2oo ,0o0.
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DISTRIBUTION OF
WESTINGHOUSE EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, July 17.-An active
campaign against the present conduct
of the affairs of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company
has been commenced by Charles J.
Canda, a large stockholder of the COM
pany, who today has addressed letters
to all the stockholders asking them to
send their proxies to George Westing-
house, of Pittsburg.
Mr.. Canda asserts hat the company
is earning dividends and that they
should not be withheld from the stock
holders. -Four new directors to the
board are to be chosen at an election
on July 2S.
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OF ICE OF cIrr CLERK

Newark, n. j., July Is, 1911.
Report of deaths for the week ending July H.
1911; Men, SO. boys, 81, women. IS; girls. 81.
Total. I55.
Ages-One year and under, A; between l and
2 years. 10. between 2 and 8 years, 8; between
. and 10 years, 5; between 10 and 90 years. .;
between 20 and 30 years, 2; between 80 and 10
years, II; between 10 and so years. Is; between
IL between 20 and so years, 10; so and over. Q.
Ioplexy or cerebral hemorrhage
.; appendicitis, |; bronchitis, l; Bright's dis
ease, kidneys, l. cancer, 2; cancer, colon. |;
cancer. reetun. ! cancer, uterus, |; CASUAL
ties, 8; cholera infantum or summer COM
plant. s; eirrhosis liver, 2; dlarrhoea. .. dlph
liberia. l: disease brain, j; dysentery. !; EN-
physema lungs, /; enaocarditis. 1; entero,
colitis 4; enteritis, |; castro enteritis. 10; gas
tritls, /; heart disease, v~aivular, 2; hemor-
rhage, !; hamilton. !; fntersusseption bowels,
|; marasmus or malnutrition. 1; measles. 1;
meningitis, chronic. /. meningitis, tubercular,
2 meningitis. cerebro-spinal. /; nyocarditis,
|; nephritis, s. oedema CLOTHS, 1; oedenaa,
lungs, |; old age or senility, /; phthisis, pull
monahs, 8; pneumonia, 3; pneumonia. broncho,
8; premature birth, 4; pyaemia, 1: spinal dis
eases. |; still-born, 10; suicide. 2; sunstroke
diseases not specified i'll defined, 2.
Places of Nativity-United States. los, Ire
land, s.; England. I; Scotland. /; Italy, 4; Ger
many, IA; Switzerland, |; Russia, 6; Austria,
s; colored. !; unknown, I.
JAS, F. coNNELLY,
City Clerk.
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snMERYILLE PERSONALS.

SOMERNILLE. July II. - Miss r.
Anna Miller has gone to Spring Lake
for the rest of the summer.
George w. Rockefeller is spending
his vacation at Niagara Falls and To-
ronto, Canada.
Miss Anna Van Fleet has returned
from a weeks stay at Ashury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Wander Veer
and daughter, Shirley, have gone to
Asbury Park for the rest of the sum
mer.
Miss Anna w. Pittinger has gone
TO Caratunlk. Me, where she viii spend
some time.
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| | BIG PICNIC.

JERSEY CITY, July 1.-The annual
afternoon and evening picnic of the
James ]. Kelly Association, named after
Sheriff Kelly, of Hudson County. Will
take place Wednesday of this week in
Baldwin Park on Baldwin avenue, and
promises to eclipse all previous events.
The afternoon picnic will be for the
children and admission will be free
In the evening the "grown-ups" and
the politicians viii have their innipg.
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FOR e

The Federal Life of Chicago will
enter the accident field.
Fire underwriters state that lines on
cotton goods in New York are unusu-
ally light.
Among the gross lines involved in
the destruction of Oscoda and Au
Sable, Mich, and the Loud lumber
properties. are: Citizens Of Missouri.
s40.0 900: Germania, s21, coo; Insurance
Company Of North America, $t7, 500;
Continental, $4,000, Northern, $4,000;
Connecticut, $4,000, and Hanover. 50, 500.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed IL the
county clerks office today;
Bertha Rogers. owner, with Ii, Con
way, contractor, electrical work, $751;
South Prospect street, Verona.
II. Sofman and NJ. Sokobin, owners
with A. Cohen, contractor, all work ex.
cept plumbing. $1,275; 400 and 40.
Washington street.
P. and l.. hi Geralomo, owners, will
u. Scafati, contractor, all work, $1,000
Fourteenth avenue and Bedford street
Mary Costikyan. owner, with Stand
ard Contracting Company, contractors
all work, s11, 42; Melrose place, Mont
clair.
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CHINA EXPORTED IN 1910
1,S2l,l83 DOZEN EGGS.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE exporta-
ton of eggs from Tsingtau in 1910, ac-
cording TO Consul j. c. MeNaliy. was
1921, 1888 dozens. against s55,400 dozens
in 1909. the bulk going TO Yladivostok.
One factory engaged in the export OF
prepared dried eggs and the manufac-
ture of egg cognac, egg noodles and
albumen also uses about $500 dozens
a day.
The nature OF the machinery and the
system employed in making the va
rious products are held secret, and the
only information obtainable has been
In connection with the sample ship
ment mentioned.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, July 17.-American securi-
ties after a steady opening today ad-
vanced under the lead Of Canadian Pa
oinc. At noon prices were Arm and
from u to III higher than Saturdays
Ney York.
Business was light in the afternoon.
and after a series of narrow f1uctua-
tons the market closed dull but steady.
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LEARY-On Saturday, July 10, 1911,
William J., beloved husband of Clara
Leary (nee Delaney.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence, SO South Eighth street,
Tuesday, July Is, at $3.50 a. M, thence
to st, Antoninus's Church, where q
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of his soul. Interment
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


AETENtU MT INV TUTN EVHEtfuHfs
SIS Caledonia. Glasgow, July 8.
SIS Cedric, Liverpool, July s.
SIS Lituauia, Libau, July 4
SIS Carolina, Oran, July 2.
SIS Manneheim, Hamburg, July !. .
SIS Bonaventure, Port Antonio, July TO- =
SIS San Marcos, Galveston, July $.
S. City of Columbus, Savannah, July 10.
SIS Delaware. Philadelphia. July Is.
SIS Hamilton, Norfolk, July Is.
SIS Bunker Hill, Boston, July 10.
IS Monroe. Norfolk, july 10.
SIS Richmond, Georgetown, s.. c., July IA.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEW ARK.
Matthias Hiltgen to George Deltan.
W s S. 18th st. % fl n fr 10Th av.
25xs9
Kate A. Moe ct al to Joel Clark
son (trus), W 5 Prospect 81, IS fl
FIR Garden ST. 14x95; aud other tracts
William Rankin to Max Liveright.
e $ Broad st, ia II fir Id Caleb
Garter 2SxlGe
" $ Prince st. 26S fl fl Rose st.
25xl00
Ellis Himber to Abe d. Lipetz. e
cor 10th av and s. 18TH st, 25xl00...
Sadie Fox to William Henry Gross.
5 S Market st, IFS # fir Mulberry st,
William II. Gross to Broad and
Central Realty Co, same property.
| Anna NJ. Mayer ct al (exrs) to Bern
ard Taub, n s Thomas st. S57 it
W fr Herman st, 30x99....s......
Margaret j. Cook and hus to Her
man Pashkow. S S Garden st, 23S
it W fr Prospect st. 2lxsl........
Michael Gumerman TO Marks Brooks,
W S S. 18th st, 225 IT s fr 18TH
ay, 25x100 ........."...,
Broad and Central Realty Co. to
benjamin Gross, W 5 Ridge st, 44
IT Fl 9TH av. 2SS1oo; and other
Maria De Biase and hus to Giu-
seppe Addonizio, W s Bruce st, s.
# fr 14th av, 24x100 ......."",....
TOWNSHIPS.
Frederick Wiebke to Fred A., Merk-
linger. s s Bragaw av. W FIR Aldlne
st. 2Sx10), and other tract.."..,.
Charles r. Smith to Annie e. Glia-
ton. w. Orange, mid H~onsysuckle
av 800 IT fir Glen av, 201x257 ...,...
| John Honiss to Arcangelo Cristo-
faro, Eelleville, W 8 Engine pl, 100
It n fir Honiss st. 50x10O. ...........
William A. Smith to Der iamin
Yeshlovsky ct al, Irvtngton,, W s
2sd st, l21 # fl Springfield av.
William IIeyeck to Progressive n
vestment Co., S. Orange, = 5 Irv-
ington av, cor land Joseph w.
Taylor, 160X232 Observation-Disclosures.
Ida B. Bowers to Walter II. Con-
dict, Caldwell, mid I'd fir Harrison
Saw Mills TO Caldwell, II acres.
Lowell M. Meeker to p. l.. Sawyer
& Co, $. Orange, on top of noun
tain at monument stone set at
IA e $ land William Redmond,
acres
Joseph Nolan to Louis Abrams ct al,
Montclair. W S Forest st, 40 II fir
Friendship pl, S0x190. ..-.,..s..,"..
st, 100 # fr Friendship pl, S0xlOo.,
Walter l.. Briscoe to Clara d.
Downs. Bloomfield. n $ Hazelwood
I'd, 10 IT n fr Orchard st, 59x129...
Hedwig Mcneil and hus to Augusta
Fischer, Iryington, W > 40 h st. 100
fl fr Prospect av. 50x 100. ...........
Frederic II. Cary TO Dave Water.
ev, " fr Park st. oxl00. .....,......
Atlas Estate Co. to Clara b, Fowler.
h. Orange, e s Davis av. 290 fl > FIR
New ST, 36x1t4, and other tract,
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SIS Bremen, at Bremen from New York.
SIS United States, at christiansand from New
York.
Sc Philadelphia. at Southampton from New
York.
SIS Saxonia, at Gibraltar from New York.
SIS Celtic, at Liverpool from New York.
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'Ss Baltic. for New York from Queenstown.
SIS Noordam, for New York from Boulogne.
IS Campania, for New York from queens
town.
SIS Furnessia, for New York from Neville.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Due to the interest not having been
earned, the Hamilton Gas and Electric
Company, Hamilton. O., has defaulted
on the coupons maturing July l on its
81, 900, 900 6 per cent. bonds.
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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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BLACKLoCK-on July 9, 1911, Helen
Blackjack tnee Kelly. wife of john
NJ. Blackjack, born at Edinburgh
Scotland.
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To act on a proposal to enlarge its
board and to amend It's bylaws. the
Equitable Trust Company will hold a
special meeting July 81. It Is pro-
posed to increase its directorate from
twenty-four to thirty members.
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KOEHLER-on July Is, 1911, Joseph
beloved son of Andrew and Katherine
Koehler tnee Bidel), aged Is years
months, 40S South Eighth street.
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DENZLER-on July 1e. 1911, at his
residence, 142 North Sixteenth street.
East Orange, n. j.. Frederick Denz-
Ter, in his s5th year.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND-IAdies' gold ring at Hillside Park
Owner can have same by proving property.
400 Cross st, Harrison.
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FREELAND-At East Orange, n. j..
Sunday, July is, 1911, Theodore Hart
Freeland, in his 18th year, IL North
Arlington venue
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KIEsEL-on July 1e. 1911, Albert e,
beloved son of Jacob and Barbara
Kiesel (nee Raab), aged 10 years AND
5 months, 6 Ninth avenue, East Or
ange, N. }.
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BLUM-on Monday. July Il, 1911, Max
Blum, nephew of Joseph and L.. l.
Blum, in his I'D year, sos South
Tenth street.
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BLAKE-on July 16. 1911, Thomas, be-
loved husband of Rose Blake nee
McCabe).
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. 7e7 Bergen street, on Nednes-
day, July 10, at s a. m. to las Church
of the Blessed Sacrament. where a
High Mass of Requiem viii lie offered
for the repase of his soul. lnterf1ent
in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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kEMBLE--On July Is. 1911. William H,
Kemble, at his late residence, 2S7 La
fayette street.
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LENSINBOLTZ-On July IL 1911,
Louis, husband of the la+a Mary A.
Lensinboltz.
Relatives and friends, also members
of the choir n Holy Name s >jcty
and Germania Singing Society are in.
vited to attend the fulerla from his
late residence, 59I Bergen street. on
Wednesday. July 10, at S:45 Il. m. to
st. Mary's Church, waer@ a high
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose of his soul. Intefinent in
the Cemetery of the dolly 'iepul"hre.
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~
REEVES-On July II, 1911, Mary, in,
FAINT twin daughter of Charles and
Margaret Reeves, aged . months 70
days, 252 Chestnut street.
sCHWARZ-Entered into rest, on sum
day, July 16, 1911, Emma, beloved
wife of Louis Schwarz nee BihlerJ,
aged s. years.
SISCO-At Middlebush, n. j., on SUM
day, July IS, 1911. Jessie. wife Of foam
sisco. in her nfty-eighth year.
sTEIDLE-Entered into rest on Satur-
day, July 10. 1911, Matthias Steidle,
husband of Marie Steidle (nee Bed
weiss). aged 10 years 4 months.
sUGRuE-on July is, 1911, Mary A..
Sugrue.
TURNER-On July l6, 9tt, Raitord A.,
beloved husband of the la.e Mary
Turner (nee Peltis), As Third atreet.
VAN HOUTEN-At lrvington. n. j.,
July is, 1911, Hannah Maria Van
Houten, in her SD year, SO Linden
avenue.
WALSH-on July IS, 1911. Michael
Walsh. beloved husband of the late
Bridget Walsh (nee Creeden).
Relatives and friends, also members
of the John Boyle oiReilly Club, are
kindly invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, 94hs Bremen
street, on Tuesday. July IL, at $50
a. M, to ST. Aloysius's Church, where
a Solemn High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose of his
soul Interment in the Cemetery Of
the Holy Sepulehre.
wARD--On July 16. 1911, Thomas, be-
loved husband of Julia Ward (nee
D%onaughue).
Relatives and friends are kindly in
Nited to attend the funeral from his
late residence. No. POI South Fourth
street, Harrison. on Wednesday. July
10. at s a. M. to Holy Cross Church.
where a High Mass of Requiem will
be offered at Q a. m. for the repose of
his soul. Interment in Cemetery of
Holy Sepulchre.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on Sunday.
July 16, 1911, Fannie Weinberg. in her
45th year, $40 Belmont avenue.
wOLLE-On Sunday July 10, 1911, Kali
man Wolfe. beloved father of Mary
Stierle (nee Krug), brother -in-law Of
Susanna Papscol (nee Krug), hus-
band of the late Anna Wolfe (nee
Krug). aged AZ years 3 months 5
days, 1T9 Court street.
YoUNG-on Saturday, July Is. 1911,
Anna, beloved wife of Frederick
Young (nee Biliand). aged 80 years 5
months and 81 days,
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GRIESER--Entered into rest, after
long illness. on Sunday, July 16. 1911,
Louise Grieser (nee Feucht), beloved
wife of Lorenz Grieser. IS Watson
avenue.
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Outgoing Steamships.

SAIL TODAY.
Mails Vessels
close. sail.
saramacca, Paramaribo. II 90 am. 100 p. m.
Madison. Norfolk ,.....,... ..,....... 800 y. m.
ALL TOMORROW.
X. VIM. der Crosse, Bremen $50 q. n. 10: 90 q. m.
Nieuw Amsterdam, R'dam ........,. 1000 a. m.
&. of Columbus, Savannah ..-....,. 400 y, m.
Arapahoe, Jacksonville =. .......,. 1909 2. IN.
Hamilton, Norfolk .,....,., ......,... 500 =. III.
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JACKSoN-Suddenly, at Ocean Grove,
\. j., on July 16, 1911, Harry v, hus-
band of Grace E. jackson, in his
forty-fourth year. 80 Park avenue,
East Orange.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
r+14f++*+++++4++4r. N+E+-a
LOCAL SECURITIES.

-
The bid and asked prices appended
ire furnished through EiseIe & hingt
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CEMETERIES
GLEN D CEMETERY

Franklin av. and Joralemon ST., Bloomfield
N. j.: tel. 1643-J, Bloomfield. Plot, 4 grnves
and over. s65 up. Graves. adults. s14.
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MERQUELIN-At Plainheld, N. j., on
Sunday, July 16, 1911, Elizabeth, wife
of Peter H. Merauelin, 1121 Myrtle
avenue, Plainfield, N. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-17

McLAURIN-At 406 Lincoln avenue,
Orange, n. j.. on Sunday, July 16-
1911. Sara Louise, beloved and only
daughter of James Donald and Ber-
tina MeLaurin, aged 8 months.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-17

PHELPS-Entered into rest. Sunday,
July IS, Mabel. youngest daughter of
William Fl. Phelps, aged Is years .
months and IA days, 146 Eilshemius
avenue, Arlington, n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-17

PoRTER-At Liverpool, England, on
Thursday. July 10, 1911, Rebecea Ell
UNI. wife of j. Grove Porter. of
Newark, n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-17

VAN HoUTEN-At %Irvington. \. j.,
July is, 1911, Hannah Maria Van
Houten, in her SD year, SO Linden
venue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-17

YOUNG-on Saturday, July Is, 1911,
Anna, beloved wife of Frederick
Young (nee Biliand). aged 80 years 5
months and 81 days,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on Sunday
July 16, 1911, Fannie Weinberg. in her
45th year, $40 Belmont