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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-25
MARKET CLOSES
HEAVY, WITH GOAL
SHARES LEADING
Rest of List, With Few Excep-
tions, Is Generally Be-
low Yesterdays.

NEW YORK. July 25.-The reduction
OF freight rates ordered by the Inter
state Commerce Commission caused a
sharp depression in stocks at the OPEN
ing of the market today. Railroad
issues were sold heavily, and lost from
/ to . points in the first few minutes.
Union Pacific declined ia. and North
ern Pacific i5s, Reading and Atehison
az and Southern Pacific. Great North
ern preferred rs. some of the indus
trial shares weakened at the same
time. General Electric declined ia and
International Harvester l.
IL a. m.-Opening losses were extend
ed in some cases during the early trad
ing, but the market soon grew stronger
Reading. Union Pacific and Atchison
recovered a point. and at the end OF the
first hour losses were reduced to small
amounts. on the early downward
movement American Smelling, New
York Central and Sioss- Sheffield Steel
lost a point, Consolidated Gas 1$s and
Western Maryland 2.
Noon.zTempdrary unsettlement OF
the stool. market today was caused by
the order of the Interstate Commerce
Commission for a reimbursement OF
transeontInental freight rates. The
weakness was most pronounced among
Western railroad stocks. although the
abrupt decline in these issues affected
the general list. Reports Of tension
abroad on account Of the Moroccan
situation n some selling for london
account, added to the heayiness OF the
ol--ning. The market DISPLAYED I'M
usual r~esiliency, however, and by noon
the list had completely recovered, with
the exception of the Hill stocks. Read
ing and Lehigh Valley led the upward
movement rising a point above yes
terday's close. Bonds were steady.
l d. m.-Prices held within a small
fraction Of their best during the noon
hour on a reduction of operations. The
coalers were the most conspicuous fea
lures. General Electric was up -,
with declines of l and 2 points. re-
s~pectively. in Rock Island preferred
and May department stores.
2 p. m.-Stocks held steady at aronn
the best prices Of the day during the
afternoon. American Beet Sugar and
st. Louis and Sail Franoisco SECOND
preferred gained a point,
3 p, m.-The market closed heavy
The coal shares dominated the marke
In the last hour Pittsburg Coal pre-
ferred gaining 2 points and Lehigh Val
ley and Reading retaining much Of thei
early advantage. while Norfolk AM
Western sold up a point.
The rest of the list except for a few
/ specialties was generally below yes
terday's fincl quotations. st. Louii
and Southwestern preferred declined y
and Western MON
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FOR INSURANCE MEN.

The Woodmen's Casualty Company OF
Springfield. ILL.,, has changed its name to
Inter-Ocean Life and Casualty Company.
A. fire insurance company, with a capital
of 100000 n a surplus Of a like amount,
is projected at Scranton, Pa.
The Consolidated Assurance Company of
Chicago has been admitted to Minnesota.
1t was organized to give the agents of the
Continental Casualty Company an oppor-
tunity to write life Insurance.
The destruction OF the four buildings OF
the B. A Stevens Company, billiard and
pool-room fixtures and bar-room supplies
at Toledo, last Sunday. caused the injury
OF eight firemen and resulted In a loss OF
$325, 600.
The following new signatures to the New
York Fire Insurance Exchange agreement
have been made: Rochester German I'm.
derwriters, New Jersey Fire Insurance
Company, Niagara Detroit Underwriters
and the M~onongahela Underwriters.
Frank A. Bickford, secretary and treas.
urer Of the Western Reserve Fire of Cleve'
land, has been succeeded by j. Edgai
Lyons. An audit of the ~company's book
resulted in a warrant sworn out by the
president charging Bickford with embez-
element,
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were fled in the county
clerks Office today:
". and NJ, corwin, owners, with ]
Wiley, contractor. painting work, 1886
West Clinton avenue, Irvington.
Hoffman Realty Company. owners, with
Il. liable. contractor, electrical work, Sb9l
Springfield avenue ami Broume street.
II and Carrie C0rrell. owners, with l.
ButteFfield, contractor. heating work,
Sass; III South Fifteenth street,
81. Michaels Hospital. owners. with J,
Gnipn. contractor. carponter work, J.l75,
High street and Central aYenue,
i. and j. Spur, owners, with II. Jack
son, contractor, electrical work, $50 Hal
side place and Rose street.
Alma Mott. owner. with II. T. DeNouri.
contractor. plumbing, Timing. gas-pipina
aud boating. $l,8i2. lGG-5J-5i Brighton ave
nue..
I erona Investment Company, owners,
with Brown 81 McBarron. couti actors. car
penter work. s2,92i; Claremont avenue and
Pompton turnpike.
j. Van Loon, owner. with Delp & Pen
dorf. contractors. mason work, Sl,l5); Haw
thorne avenue. Glen Ridge.
j.. Bergman. owner, with G. Strelingers
Sons, contractors, plumbing. Timing and
gas-atting work. $3.50, l13 Elizabeth avenue.
Same owner With William Simon, con
tractor. painting york. S2@5; same prem
ises.
tor. all work, $4,000; 1T2 Eighth avenue.
A. Smith, jr., owner, with +. Drury,
contractor, plumbing and gas-piplng work,
1880. Charlton avenue, south Orange,
Same owner with New Jersey Engineering
and Construction Company, contractors,
electrical work. $40; same premises. Same
owner with V. Krivan, contractor. paint
ing work, $4Oi: same premises.
{. Buermann. owner, with William ia
cobb. contractor. plumbing work. $4l5: los.
1O7 Alpine street. Same owner with II.
Jackson, contractor. electrical work, Sl15i
same premises.
III. DeFlores. owner, with H.. Miller,
contractor. plumbing work, s2I5; III Fourth
avenue. Same owner with n. Greece, con-
tractor. painting work, S1T0; same premi-
ses. same owner with ". Scala, contrac-
tor. carpenter and mason work, S555i sanie
premises
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William e. and Elizabeth B. Ryck.
man.
Funeral service at Grace Episcopal
Church, Broad and Walnut streets,
on Thursday morning. July u. at II
o'clock. Relatives will meet at her
late home. 2S7 South Eighth street
at 9 a. m. Interment at Mount
Pleasant Cemetery.
TOWBRS-At Orange, N. j., July "a
1911, William, beloved son of Luke
and Mary Towers tnee Curry. aged
l year . months = days.
WALzER-On July "a, 1911. Annie, be
loved wife of John B. Walker. at her
residence, SOP Bergen street.
WEBB-on July "a. 1911. Emma L.
widow OF Charles Webb and daughter
of Ira and Sarah Kent, of Living
ston. n. ].
WOLTERS-On Tuesday. July 25, 1911
Joseph, beloved son of William and
Annie, VOTERS (nee Annie C. Sheri-
dam, aged 10 months 4 days, II;
Vanderpool street.
WURST-On Monday, July "A. 1911,
Charles. beloved husband Of Caroline
Wurst tnee Reinhuber) aged 6s
years.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral services
on Thursday, the 9th inst, at I
,. m, at his late residence. II Lille
street. Interment in Woodland Gene
ter.
WILLSON-On July 20, 1911. Hester,
beloved wife of the late Albert A
Wilson. 3S1 Summer avenue.
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PROVISION MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Flour-Steadq
with a quiet trade.
WheatLFirm Liverpool cables, less
favorable European crop outlook and
strength at Minneapolis effected a mod
crate advance in wheat early. but
prices settled back later under pressure
OF receipts. September, 9S5-16 a SO X
Pork-Steady.
Realistically.
5 Lard-Ffrm: middle West. $50 a $40
nominal,
SugarARaw. firm: ~muscovado. 80 test
1856 a 3.98: centrifugal. SO test, 4.36 q
fined firm.
Petroleum-Steady.
Coffee-Spot. steady.
Molasses=Quiet,
Hay-Firm; prime. 1.45@1.5o; No. i,
1.45: No. ?, 100; No. 9. 9 0@95.
Poultry Dressed, irregular. Western
broilers, 1TdA; fowls, ii4l5ik; turkeys. Il
ais.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Buttsr-Firm; re.
ceipts. lf,16i. Creamery specials, gGaeosa
extras, 2502lk.
Cheese-Firm receipts. $3.50. state whole
milk white specials, II; do. small white
average fancy. 1124; DO. large white aver
age fancy. ltAqllla.
Eggs-Firm; receipts. lS,1S9. Fresh gath
cred extras, 22p25; extra first, 2om2i; first
lsMl9. seconds, l56f7; thirds. 13n13. fresh
gathered dirties No. l. 12nl21s; No. .
1C1i1: do. poor 10 fair. Sge; fresh gathered
checks. good to prime. sdl0: do, poor &c
fair, per case, l0|p2D; state, P%ennsyl-
do. gathered white, 22M27; do. hennery
brown, 24a26: do. gathered brown and
mixed, Far; Western gathered white
1922.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.


Benjamin Halperen ct al to Isaac
Reiman ct al. W S s. 18th ST, 100
It 8 fr 18th av, 3Oxl0O; and other
tract
Isaac Reiman ct al TO Joseph Ash
ct al, Q s $. 18th st, LIE II s fir
10Th av, 30x1OO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ernest Helmstetter adm to Oscar
Lustig, W s Plane st. LIS IT II
William ST 2SxlOO ...:-.."...n-.
Thomas f. Bowers to Anna Bradley,
pl. a s.; s"l ...'. ~ 40 e.I.l
F. Arnold Beach to Theodore f.
Vanderhoof. " S Bedford st, S7s IT
9 fr Sanford st. 25x100 .4...........
Elizabeth Halligan and hus to same,
Walter ID, Mills to Carl J. Ahl-
stedt, $ s Weequahic av. 141 IT
4. @ fr Hedden, st. 50x10l ..n....,....
Carl j. Ahlstedt to Henrietta X.
Mills; same property "
$ W cor Dennis McDevitt's Id. n $
Warren st, 45x46 ....~...u..."....
Surety Building and Loan Associa-
ton to Mary Thornton, S g s s.
18th st and 18th ay, 2OxlW 49,. !
Harvey b. Behney TO George ID. Cru
Der. e S Belleyille av, $ W cor
Ogden property, 3ox22O. .,.....,..,,."
TOWNSHIPS.
Brookline Land and Improvement CO.
to Michael Sudda. Nutley. n S
Hover av, 144 IT W fir Courtland
st, 2oXlW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
John Mnsnik to Samuel Gross, Irv-
ington, s . Alpine ST, 50 II fr ed
Enooh 3. Foss 10 Home Develop
ment Co., S. Orange. n s Oakview
av. $40 IT n fr Valley at, 100xl73...
Emma c. Blewitt and hus to Her
man Hinderer, Belleville, Q $ Union
av. n II 8 e FIR Holmes st. 25xl7O!.
Anthony King to Meyer Rosen-
baum, w. Orange, n 5 Killing st, ITO
Il Q FIR Valley I'd. 40x150......a...
Everett Harrison to Isabella II. h.
Ferguson. Montclair. s S Licking
ton ay, 205 IT fr Irving st. 46xl32,
and other tract
julius Wittkop to Charles Wittkop,
Millburn. n : Millburn ay, IS Fl g
fl Railway River, 50xl00. ...a.......
Same TO George Otto, Millburn, n 8
Millburn av, $50 fl IF Railway
River, 0OxloO
George Otto to julius Wittkop. Mil.
burn. same property ...-............
Breckenridge g. Tichenor. Inc to
Mayk Melnyk, Irvington, e 8 S.
2ist st, 200 II II fr 10th az, 50xl00. -.
| Edward p. Slevin to William S. Dun
can. w, orange, mid Of private I'd.
= 8 lands Marcelius Hartley. s acres
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s34n.onn GOLD IN CLEANUP.

GOLDFIrLD. New. Jnly 25AzThe Cold
field Consolidated Mines Company has
sent smother laige consignment to the
SeIby reiineries al san Francisco. the lat
est shipment consisting # fourteen bars
of gold huillon Weighing 1853 pounds md
valued at s34Q, 1000.
This shipment, which represented one
cleanup, is little more than ~ per cent
OF the Total value OF the June output.
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WHERE Is F. W. ANTHONY?

PHILADHLPHTA. July 25.-Tlie uttor-
ney-genefal has determined to try the
fraudulent FIRE insurance cases IN Harris
burg.
Word has been received here from New
York that Frank VI. Anthony cannot he
found. The authorities desire 20 question
Anthony regarding charges that he acted
as agent Tor the concerns.
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SUES NATIONAL SURETY.

NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-Walter Il.
Carey and the commonwealth Bul ding
and Loan Association have brought suit
against the Insurance Company of OF
tumwa la. and the National Surety Com
pany OF New York for Si,5J0 under q fire
policy.
p. Carey has n claim for q lire loss In
which the building and loan conpan is
made q defendant becatisc il Is on the
Insurance e%ompany's bondi u the State.
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STRIKE MAY FORCE hoe REMOVAL,

NEW YORK. July Or: Hoe IT,, pres
Al matters stand now we will have toI
move to another city in n very short time
unless there is a very speedy change In
the of the strikers. Even if
the strikers we're to come back under the
nine-hour system at once it IL possible
that we may eventually move on account
Of the restrictions placed On rs by the
city departments.
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HOW MUCH GOLD HAS cANAnAi

OTTAWA. July 25.-The yexed question
as to how much gold coin there * In
Canada Was. raised. in the Hause .oG Com
mons again yesterday. The minister of
finance made a statement In answer 10
question: saying there was no avail able
means of finding the amount of g1Id In
ejaculation In Canada. rhe banks do not
In their returns to the government indl-
cate the amount OF geld and silver coin
included IN the specie item. Inquiry will
be made from the hanks. The amount If
gold held by the minister of finance June
80 was SS3. 1872, S56.e4.
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sMELTERS SUE Roam FOR LAM.

SEATTLE. July % was flied in the
Federal Court Yesterday by counsel Tor
the Bunker Hill smelting Company
against the st. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railway Company for posses
sion OF land In the Snohonish country.
alleged by the pla ntlifs TO contain eigh-
teen copper claims. a smelling plant and
other pioperty valued at more than $500,
Oh0
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FUGITIVE WANTED HERE
CONSENTS TO RETURN
Lsnecinl b the Newark star.

INpeclAT 70 The NeWNrk eiaI.I
WILMINGTON, Del, July 25.-El-
wood c. Williams. a railroad engineer,
wanted in Newark on a charge of man
slaughter. decided this afternoon to re-
turn to that city with Detective Walter
Godfrey, OF Newark, without ~requisi-
ton papers.
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APPROVES Trust CO. MERGER.

NEW YORK, Jnly 25.-The State bank
ing department has approved the merger
Of the Mercanti, Trust Company with
the Bankers Trust Company, 1t was an-
noJnced yesterday, and mas given the lat
ter concern permission to open a bra neh
Office on completion Of merger proceedings
at 100 Broadway, the present site of the
Mercn ntile Trust.
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FAILS 10 ENJOlN TRUST co.

NEW YORK. July 25,-1ra J.. McCord
yesterday lost his fight to enjoin the
windsor Trust Company from selling col
lateral he pledged with IL 10 secure the
payment OF II promissory note McCord
asserted the trust company md pledged
itself orally not to sell the collateral, no
hiatter whether he paid or CID not pay
the note. so long rs he kept $4,000 on
drpOsit.
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AUCTION SALES.

Newark. !. D., july. Is. 1911.
AUCTION SALE-Notice is hereby given
that the Undersigned viii sell AT public auc-
tien on Saturday. the 9th DAY Of August.
1911, al the auction rooms OF S. Van Poznak.
~ South Orange avenue. AZ Newark. v. J.,
household goods of all kinds, including trunks.
pictures beds, stoves. carpets. Bicycles ami
all other goods owned or claimed 10 be owned
by T.. Finnegan. Bertha K%rcysman. Emma
%Jan,ison, Stella Murphy and ]. Tieland, upon
which storage and other charges have not
been paid for a period OF one year.
R~OSENILLE STORAGE co.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, July 25.-American securities
opened quiet and about unchanged today.
The market eased of during the first
hour. and at noon prices ranged from un-
changed to ii below yesterdays New York
closing.
The market hardened a fraction in the late
trading and closed steadier.
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CAMERON July %. 1911, .Letitia j..
beloved wife of Joseph NJ. L. Gard
ner and daughter of the late John
W. Palmer, Of New York city.
Funeral services will be held at
her late home. $50 High street. on
Wednesday afternoon, July 26. at .
o'clock. Relatives and friends are
kindly invited. 1nterment, al. Rose
dale Cemetery.
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NEW RAnROAD FOR MEXICO.

ALLENDE. Mexico, July 25.-The Ma
tional Railways OF Mexico will soon begin
the construction of u branch line from
this place to Las Vacas, a small town on
the bank OF the Rio Grande opposite Del
Rio, Texas. 1t will be only seventy-five
miles long, but 1t is destined to form a
connecting link in a new international
route.
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PLAN MUTUAL LIABILITY CO.

employers liability Insurance company is
planned by manufacturers and merchants
IN this State. The move IS the result Of
the recently enacted worknnens compen-
sation law.
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FEENEY-on Monday. July "a. 1911.
Edward. beloved son of Thomas and
the late Mary Feeney (nee Murtha).
at the residence of his aunt. Mrs. B.
Mcdonald. 16f Commerce street.
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Friday. July 21, 1911, in Poultney, VI.
Benjamin T. Lyde, widower of Eve
lyn Lyde, and son of the late Thomas
end Ann Lyde. In his 6sth year.
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MoNRoE-on July 20, 1911. Maud lisa,
belle, daughter of Lowell S. and
Emily s. Ball, and wife of William
Irving Monroe, in her 26th year. 72
Linden avenue, Iryington.
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MAILS DIVIDEND no FAILED BANK.

ALBANY. July 25-State Superintendens
OF Ranks Van Tuyl has mailed TO the
depogltors and creditors Of the failed bank
Of Wayne. at Lyons. a second dividend
OF % per cent. II was paid under a court
cent Of the claim a2ainSt the hauk waici
failed on Novemher g 1910.
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FENNELLY-On July "a, 1911, Eliza
beth, wife of Joseph A. Fennelly, and
daughter of Patrick and Margaret
Hapeney, ,16 Dey street.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

FolloA.:g aie the quotations OF the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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Enthusiastically, at Ocean Grove, on
July 25. Charlotte, daughter of Percy
R. and Carolyn King Mills, 81 Eliza
beth avenue.
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MACDoNNELL-on July "a. Randel
j., believe husband of Susan Mac
donnell tnee Haggerty).
Relatives and friends are kindly
invited to attend the fune~al from
the residence of his brother-in-law.
Mr.. Robert Cross. 40 Camp street.
on Thursday. July 81. at $3.50 a. m,
TO st. Columba's Church. where a
High NIass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose Of his soul. Inter
ment in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
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KIERSTEAD-At Nutley, n. j., on
July %. Lester beloved husband of
Eva Mary Kierstead tnee Day.. in
his fftieth year..
Relatives and friends. also the Nut
ley fire department, are invited to
attend his funeral services on
Wednesday at 2.3o m. at his late
residences, IS Hillside avenue Inter
ment at Mt. Hebron. z
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New YORK curb quo-
tations are furnished and corrected by
Charles A. Stoneham & Co. "a Broad
street New York. Bid. Asked
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FAIRCHILD-On Monday, July q,
1911, Isabella E.. wife of Ezra Fair
child, in her seventy-sixth year. 47s
Orange street.
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KUBAcH-At Union, N. j.. entered
into rest, on Monday, July "a. 1911,
Arthur, beloved son of George and
Bertha Kubach (nee Richmann1 aged
l year 3 months
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HARRINGToN-on July "a. 1911. at
Brazil. OF yellow fever. Edwin =.
Harrington. aged % years. formerly
of 1859 New street. Newark.
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kEHOE-At Millburn. n. j.. July 90.
1911, Kathleen A.. eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kehoe tnee
Grifin), aged Q years 1 month % days,
Main street. Iillburn.
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MALON-At Long Mount, Col, on
Wednesda., July ~. 1911. Charles
Henry Malon. of East Orange, N. j..
in his thirty-first year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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LYNCH-on July "a, 1911, william J.,
beloved husband of Mary Alice (nee
Tryhane), of New York.
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MoRGAN-on July %. 1911. Alfred L..
Morgan, aged So years, 2s2 Horn
blower avenue, Belleville. N. j.
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KANE-Suddenly, on July "a, 1911,
Philip, beloved husband of Fanny
Kane, 74h Stone street.
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KNoLHoFF-At East Orange. n. j.,
on Sunday, July 90, 1911, John F. Will
lam Knolhoff, in his soth year. 80
Winans street.
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DNDERLIN-on July "a. 1911. at West
Orange. Eliza A., wife of Herman
Enderlin, in her 54th year.
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PARKER-on July %. 1911. Sarah j.
widow of the late Jonathan Parker
formerly of Elizabeth, N. j., aged g.
years. AZ Bruen avenue. Irvington.
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GHEEK-on Saturday, July %, 1911,
Stanley B. Cheek. aged 30 years.
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BECKER-on July "a, 1911. Charles E.,
beloved husband of Katherine Beck.
er (nee Davenport).
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BUREAU his residence. Al Halstead
street. Kearny. July %. 1911, John M.
beloved husband of Kathryn Burke.
aged 3s years.
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CEMETERIES.
GL.EN RIDGE cEMETFRY

Frsnklln ~. and Joraleiaou st.. Bloomfield.
n. j.; tel. 1881. Bloomfield. Plot. I graves
and over, 500 up. Graves, adults, sN.
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BYRAM-on July %. 1911, at the home
of her niece, Miss c.. NJ. Meeker. Sue
N. j., Miss Sarah M. By
ram.
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RYcKMAN-on Sunday, July %. 1911,
Elizabeth B.. daughter of the late
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ROWE At Culver's Lake, Morris
County. July "a. 1911. ]. Robert Rowe.
beloved husband of Josephine Cook.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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BAxTER-on July "A. 1911, samuel H.
Baxter, late of Bloomfield. \. j., in
the list year of his age.