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MARKET CLOSES
STRONG, PRICES
GOING UPWARD
Steel and Railroads Make Ad-
vances Near Close of
Day.

NEW 4ORK, Oct. 19.-Decided irreg-
ularity prevailed in the opening range
of 3rices o stocks toda.- There was a
large volume of buying orders and quo
tations o the majority of the more
active issues were advanced. United
States steel was in unusually good de-
mand and was soon forced up TO d
point above yesterdays close. Great
Northern Ore Certificates lost 21a. At
lantic Coast Line lost /; point and
American Beet Sugar a.
Noon-An unusually active selling
movement this morning depressed the
stock market after prices had been
advanced generally. The selling was
largely in the nature of a bear raid,
which proved so effective that consid-
cradle long stock was forced upon the
market. Announcement of the L. S.
Steel Corporations decision to eancel
its lease OF the Great Northern Ore
lands was accepted as a bullish factor
at the opening. and was largely re-
sponsibIe for heavy buying of U. 5.
Steel and other standard issues. The
market encountered active selling on
the rise. Acute weakness of various
specialties, notably American Car,
which broke four points, alarmed hold
ers of stocks. There was more general
selling which depressed prices of some
of the lmportSnt issues substantially.
The apparent absence of support en-
couraged the professionals to seek weak
spots, and they stop loss
orders at various points. Talk of gov
eminent proceedings against the Corn
Products Company led to increased
sales of these stocks at sharp de-
clines. Purchases by the short interest
and a two-point rally by Great North
ern ore certificates cad the mar
ket before midday. Bonds were heavy,
especially American Tobacco 6s, which
went down Ia to Ill, making the weeks
loss three points.
n, m-Stocks were bought sparing-
Is. hut the movement upward was con-
tiruous and by ! o'clock favorite issues
had recovered to n parity with yester-
DAYS elosinr or above.
. y. m.-Having taken their profits
In the earlier raid. the bear faction
Withdrew from the market n prices
fardened slowly. The demand was not
urgent and there was little inquiry for
stocks around last nights level.
2 -. y, Tito r0nr'tet closed strong. y
sririted buying movement developed In
- fnal hour. gnd the best prices of
I'm day were made by United states
s teal Feeding and Lehigi1 Valley.
There also was an increasing show of
strenrth tv the General list.
CANADIAN Pacific sold at PA above
Yesterdays closing. Lehigh Valley 2h
and United States Steel .. Great
Northern ore certificates recovered
about half Of the decline and there
we're also sharp rallies in other pre-
vious'y weak specialties, notably
American Car. which rose 2h. The
CO.. er stocks novel up vigorously on
the announcement of an advance in the
lrice of tie metal.
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NOTICES.


PUBLIC NOTICE and regulations for exami-
nation by the New Jersey State Board of
Architects-Board room and office of Secre-
tary and Treasurer, l Exchange place, Jersey
City, N. ]. Charles P. Baldwin. President.
Newark; Hugh Roberts, Secretary and Treas
urer, Jersey City; Arnold H. Moses, Camden;
Charles Edwards. Paterson; David B. Provost,
Elizabeth
Notice is hereby given to all persons de-
string an examination for a certificate to prac-
of New Jersey. under tho provisions of A
Act TO Regulate the Practise of Architecture"
approved March "A, 1909, that the next OK
aminations Will be held 81, NO
VEMBER / AND 2. 1911, at No. / Exchange
place, Jersey City, and applications to enter
said examinations should be at the Secre-
tary's office on or before OCTOBER "a.
For the further information OF those who
desire certificates the act has been printed
In full by the State Board of Architects, and
cation for examination with affidavit at
tached. will be furnished to those applying for
same.
All applications for examination must be
and must be accompanied by the examination
fee of ave $500 dollars.
All applicants for examination must be at
least twenty-one years of age. II applica-
tons are in regular form, notice will be
mailed to applicants. with detailed informa-
ton as to the examinations. Each partici-
pant will be duly informtd of the result of
the examination.
II the applicant passes the examination, he
or she will be notified that the additional fee
cepit of which a certificate will be forwarded
and will be the receipt therefor.
The regular report of the Board, giving in
formation as to the character of the exami-
nations. Will be mailed upon application.
BY order Of the Board.
HUGH ROBERTS, Secretary.
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with J. Blum, contractor, carpenter work,
s., 700; same premises. Same owners with
II. QUAINT, contractor, plumbing work,
81. 800; same premises.
tractor, plumbing work. SS75; "a Stuy-
vesant avenue. Same owner with same
contractor, plumbing work. $50; 30 Stuy-
vesant ssyenue. Same owner with A.
mason and painting work, $1,000; 80 Stuy-
vesant avenue. Same owner with same
contractors, carpenter, mason and painting
work, $4,000; "a Stuyvesant avenue.
=. Timber. owner, with Offenkrantz &
Marks, contractors, iron work, $105; liz
Elizabeth avenue. Same owner with E.
same premises. Same owner with Doctor
e. Handler, contractors, carpenter work.
81, 100; same premises. Same owner with
l. Gelman, contractor. plumbing work,
II. Cohen & d. MoZin, contractors. mason
work, s.. 400; same premises.
NJ. Fast & A. Amsterdam. owners. with
j. Weitzman, contractor, carpenter work,
500; 1880 Prince street. Same owners
with same contractor, alterations. $601
same premises. Same owners with A.
Deutsch, contractor, mason work, 1861
NJ. Wehner. owner, with c. Reinhardt,
contractor, plumbing work.. $267; 345 North
Stephen street, Belleville. Same owner
s2ls; same premises. Same owner with
j. Sammer, contractor, carpenter work,
1898; same premises.
N. Pallant, owner. with B.. Miller &
Son, contractors, plumbing work, $210; II
schaub & osterstock. owners, with
Schweitzer q Herman, contractors. paint
ing work. $685.; Ill South T~wenty-irst
street. Irvington. Same owners with Kap-
Ian Bros, contractors. mason and car
penter work, 81, 500: same premises.
II. Smolonsky. owner, with J. Sehachet.
contractor. plumbing work, $500; 1893 Albyn
street..
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all parties inter
ested that the certificates of assessment of
the whole amount of the costs and expenses OF
paving
ASTOR STREET,
GOUVERNEUR STREET,
SOUTH NINETEENTH STREET;
paving and repaving of
KIRK ALLEY;
curhing and tagging
FOURTH AVENUE,
HILLSIDE AVENUE,
PARKHURST STREET;
and guttering
have been delivered to me according to law.
Said assessments comprise all lots, tracts and
parcels OF land and real estate lying on both
sides of
ARDsLEY COURT,
from Walnut street about 16 feet southerly;
on both sides of
from Avenue G to New Jersey Railroad ave-
nue.; on both sides OF
from Mt. Pleasant avenue to Passaic atreet;
SOUTH NINETEENTH STREET,
from Clinton avenue to Springfield avenue; on
| ALLEY,
from Lawrence street to Ward street; on both
FOURTH AVENUE,
from Fifth street to Roseville avenue: on
HILLSIDE AVENUE,
from Watson avenue northerly about liz feet;
on both sides of
PARKHURST STREET,
from Goble street to Avenue c; on both
sides of
PARK VENUE,
from High street to the East Orange line.
The owners of land and real estate assessed
in said certificates of assessment are hereby
required TO pay the amount so assessed upon
them. and each >of them, respectively. to me
at my office, City Hall, on or before November
l9ll,
Newark. N. j.. October 1s, 1911.
TYLER PARMLY,
OCilI-ht Cnmnfrnllar
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BANKERS THOUGHT
FIRM SOLVENT At
TIME Of BIC LOAN
Officials of Union National
Again Testify in Star
Spring Bed Case.

William Seheerer, president of the
Union National Bank, and Archibald
W. Conklin, cashier, were again called
to testify in the contempt proceedings
against Mendel Makowsky, president
of the bankrupt Star Spring Bed Com
pany, held today in the local bank
ruptcy court before Referee Edwin G.
Adams.
1t was brought out in the examina-
ton of Mr.. Scheerer by Nathan Bilder,
counsel for David H.. Bidder, receiver
of the bankrupt concern, hat a loan of
100000 was made to the bed company
by the bank on April IS last. Accounts
receivable worth $4,000 were given the
bank as security for the oar and ac-
commodation notes amounting TO $780,
600 belonging to the we're
withdrawn. The latter notes should
have been turned over to the receiver,
contends his counsel, who made the
contempt charge against Makowsky, on
that ground thai the notes were de-
stroyed.
The bank officials We're cross
examined today by j. L. TurIey, attor-
ney for Makowsky, and declared they
had no knowledge that the Star Spring
bGu GOIlpdDN was l1SOiNCHl at Tie
time the loan was negotiated. The
day after the loan was made the re-
ceiver was appointed. The accommo-
dation notes we're gone into by the at
torneys and Mr.. Scherrer was asked:
Would you have loaned money to
the company if o knew the paper
was accommodation
II don't know" replied the president.
Lots Of money has been loaned on
accommodation paper"
Counsel for Makowsky intimated
that there might have been some Of
fetal of the bankrupt company with
Abram r. S~ilberberg when the latter
the loan for the company. Both
bank officials declared they saw no one
but Silberberg, who, as attorney for
the company. made the transaction.
When questioned they admitted there
might nave been some other person
connected with the affair in another
part of the bank. unknown to them. |
That he did not see the note of the
bed company assigning accounts to the
until it had been placed with the
discount clerk was the assertion of Mr..
Conklin. His knowledge as to the
of the note created a heated ar
between Attorneys Turley and
Bilder. Asked whether or not he saw
the note made out, Mr.. Conklin declared
he had not. 1t was brought out, how
ever, that the writing on the note re-
hat of Harris Gutman, secre-
tary and treasurer of the defunct con
Germ. who committed suicide a short
time after the firm was thrown into
bankruptcy.
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TOLINS AND SHOR LEAD
IN CHESS TOURNAMENT.
Rice Club Has Completed Sec
OIL Round of PLAY.

The Rice Chess Club, whose rooms
are at 800 Market street. where the
chess tournament is being played for
the championship of the city, as we'll
as the club, has concluded the second
round, with the following results:
l.. Tolins defeated H. Kuszma, j.
Beckelman defeated T. Nordstrom, j.
Councilman defeated o. Horster, NJ.
Shor defeated II. Schleckster, DR.. N.
Price defeated T. Nordstrom (second
game), H.. F. Driscoll drew with J. r.
Deem.
The standing of-the players to date
follows:
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts we're filed in the county
clerks office today:
tractor. painting work. s2S5; 722 Hunterdon
q, Russell. owner. with c. Bond. con-
tractor, heating work, s2t4; Mt. Prospect
avenue
g. Lincoln & Co, owners. with ]. Fred
ericks, contractor, all work, 81, 400; 472
Broad street,
dickson & b.. Belof, contractors, paint
ing work, 300: Twenty-frst. street and
Nelson place. Irvington. Same owners
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NEED FUND TO FIGHT pHTHIsIs.

PLAINFIELD, Oct. 19.-The Anti
tuberculosis League, which is now
confronted with a shortage of about
$500, has decided to hold a tag day
here November IS for the purpose of
meeting the deficit. DR.. Henry NJ.
Maxson, superintendent of schools, and
Joseph w. Gavett will have charge of
the arrangements.
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NOTICE.

AUCTION SALE OF ASYLUM PROPERTY,
TO BE HELD MONDAY, IL
%.
Notice is hereby given that the land and
buildings on South Orange avenue, in the city
of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, for
merly used as the site for the Essex County
Hospital for the Insane will be sold at public
auction at the freeholders' room, Court House,
Newark, New Jersey, on Monday, the twenty
third day of October, 1911, at twelve O'Clock
noon. Copies of maps, terms and conditions
of sale and other particulars can be obtained
from the Fielder Corporation, agents, l42 Mar
ket street, Newark. New Jersey, or at the
Auditors office, Court House.
COMMITTEE, BOARD OF CHOSEN
FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF
ESSEX
Amos W. Harrison. Chairman.
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BONDS.
HzABETH's MAYOR is I'LL.

ELIZABETH, Oct. 19.-Mayor Stein.
who has been confined TO his home
since last Sunday by a severe attack of
tonsilitis, is reported by DIR. Otto wag-
ner. who is attending him. as rapidly
recovering. 1t is rot thought. however,
that the Mayor will be able to return
to = ofice before Friday.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Take notice, that on Saturday, the twenty
first day Of October. at Q a. -, at the Broad
Street Freight Yard of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad. in the City of
Newark, Essex County. New Jersey. the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company Will cause to be sold Mt public auc-
ton, according to law to satisfy a claim of
said railroad company for freight and demur-
rage charges, carload of grapes which was
shipped by J. L. Lazarony and Company, from
Fredonis, n. Y, October 10th. in P. r. R
10i90s, to order ]. L. LaZarony and Co., notify
Kessel Siris Company, which arriveds october
18th, and was refused by aforesaid consignee.
Kessel Sirls and Company.
Fl DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY j. ]. LANE, Agent.
Dated October 18th, 1911.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

FIX
.Jo.anh u crthr,a ~ Thomas II.
Guthrie Of al SO orange ST. 70 II fr
R,rnat. - asv,o5
Dainete 81, "a
Seosss =, 1asisey Ok * ~ = a. iot p n
: onIpnannanen ST. Ut u "'
Iob I : HvsIL9y onis waissber9 w
: upotarSnnSS 20 90 r. r. Rose at
25xlo5i and other tract.
bers W9osot p5opeTtg 49,.
| chsrfess "a yuppbner 70 Rosa ceih' W
5 BeImont We'FSG955 # ; fr Sidney st,
25x10o
Jobn Weber Of nj 70 Rose Tuiiy, n s
6Sx1of
3. Adnlhert Trailer to Mary A. Span
ner. . $ Franklin st, 200 IT fr Rose
st, 25x1oo
IF Rose st, S5xiOO. ..........~~.-..
pany, S W cor High and Stirling st,
40x61
Robert Queen to Annie s. Casey, es
Littleton av. e5 IT fr Cabinet st,
Henry Goeken to Conrad j. Metzler.
n S German st. 1873 IT fir Goes av.
25x100, and other tract.
F%airchild- Baldwin Company to Ma,
thias WEIGH. n $ scheerer av, 1Y
0@A1 Nia1A
TOWNSHIPS
e. +.
lepuen q. 1ott"ait 70 IneoooIe
ae.ers, @irvlnston : s Iiinton aV W.
snvS ny 49,. -.
rrshh W. Miner 10 lnoDaS =. fIo,
Nost, Jr.. e 5 SleVelano
eI " n land 3, u. Harrison, 4ox1ss'
irving smith TO Jesse NJ. aye Or
anse, Q s smith p, e IF Berkeley
av. ~
Jesse NJ Hayes to Francs H.. otter,
PEN Orange. s G $ irving ter, Sl
IT II warwick av, 1C4x16O. 49,.
same to same orange; D $ lrving ,
. l42 II IF Lawn Ridge I'd, 6oxl4o.
same TO irving smith; orange; $ S
Lawn Ridge rd, 500 It FIR Berkeley
aV, ox2D ...'.:.". .::...":..
Oenl'ls Creeden to Rosaile kaplan,
r. Gfsnge', W Annerst st, lso IT
1T tlnlWGVd aF, 5sxloO.
STATE lteaity Assn. 10 EdWaro
ST w Il " n new 81, 50xl4O...:.n...
b4nIs herman to David h. Heller,
y range " S valley g. ISL IT
ofF
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FARMS FOR SALE.


MONMOUTH COUNTY FARMS-All acreages
at prices to suit your pocket; potato, truck.
poultry; loan soil: no stone; state your wants.
MERRIMAN, Freehold, N. ].
Send to Country Department for nsts.
Commuters FARMS Anywhere
Farmers Any price
LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Inc, Essex building.
Caldwell, N. J.
TWENTY-EIGHT ACRES, high land, at Cald-
we'll. ten minutes walk fron. trolley, at $500
per acre. F. L. HELLER
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I OF NEWARK. NEW JERSEY.
PUBLIC BID will be received az the office
of the Comptroller Of the city of Newark,
n. j., until ten uW O'Clock a.. M. on Monday.
October %, 1911, for the tearing down and re-
moving Of three () firehouses on Branford
place. The said houses must be removed by
October Is, 1911. Further particulars may
be obtained upon application to the subscriber.
TYLER PARMLY.
Comptroller City of Newark, New Jersey
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The third round of the championship
tourney will be played Tuesday ave-
ming. The handicap tourney will begin
Friday evening, october 20, at $3.50
sharp. Members who want to enter
this tournament must be on hand so
that the committee can make a playing
schedule.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days Prices, as furnished through
Iyrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York stock Exchange;
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Every school boy or girl should secure
one of The Star Dictionaries. Cut coupon
from this paper.-Ady.
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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
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OFFICE OF II Bo.rD OF EXCISE CON.
MlSSlONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.

oFFIC OF THE Bo.GD OF EXCISE COM
NISSlONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
'iu Hall. Oct. 10, 1911.
The following is the list of the names, resi-
dences and places of business OF applicants for
lions made to this board for the granting OF
licenses to sell spirituous, vinous, malt or
brewed liquors, and not heretofore published
according TO law, TO wit:
Name. Place of Business. Residence.
RETAIL-RENEWALS.
Thomas Proctor, POI Frelinghuysen av.,
Same place
refer lfaNlsano, l5 orange st.....Same place
george Il Wilkins sl-ES Front st,Same place
Antonio Di Lorenzo, 1853 No. 9Th st. Same place
Giuseppe Sibilia, 1871 list av.....S Same place
Junus Lax ole MARKET st,.....-..Same placu
Euplio Bonavita, 80 Bedford St.. Same place
Herman Ruh1, 157 Magazine St.. Samep place
William p. Iighe, 2O4-206 n. j. X. r. av.,
Same place
telS t~ltzsimmons, 40 Bowery st....Same place
Israel Berman, 147 Malvern St.. Same place
Joseph a. Norris, Sc jackson St. Same place
Mrs. Antonete Hausle. 225 Bloomfeld av.,
Henry Bicking, ISL Orange st....... Same isce
William J. Garrett, 3L4 Orange st. Same place
Max Hoeven. Ss2-sS4 Mt. Prospect av.,
Same place
george -. Muhch. ". Mulberry st.Same place
Charles III. Lohr, 6g Springfield ay. Same place
Samuel SelgIer, s6 Runyon ST.. .Samep place
larry STEIN, 500 Orange st.........Sam place
R~ETAIL-SINGLE TRANSFERS.
William Schneider. hV.n COZ High st. to
564-5s6 South Orange AZ: $50 South Sixth st.
RICHARD MILLER.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk. -
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PRICES OF BONDS.

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post q Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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LOCAL SECURITIES


The bid and asked prices appended
sre furnished through EiseIe & Kingi
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SHOW US that you are responsible, then take
one OF these semi-bungalow houses on your
own terms; large living room full width of
mouse; dining room, kitchen, buffers pantry.
four bedrooms and bath, steam heat, gas and
electricity; dainty decorations: restricted prop
erty; fine location. very convenient; value
$4,000. HOWARD B. DAVIS, SO Broad ST.,
Bloomfield.
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FOR SnLE-Irvington. N. j.. one block from
centre OF town, three-story and basement
one-family house; twelve rooms and bath; all
improvements; steam heat; lot 50x207; drive
way and room for garage; price 81, 900. CON-
OVER, 37-39 Linden aV.
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ELIZABETH, N. j.. near Pennsylvania depot
-Eight-room house; all impts.; price So, 500;
cash $500, balance monthly rent S25. P. j.
oLDE. Atty, Elizabeth. N. j.
RoSELLE, N. New house. six rooms. all
impts. good service to Newark on Central
r. r. or Main Line trolley: price 50. 200: cash
$500, balance monthly: rent SIS. p. ]. oLDE,
Atty, Elizabeth.
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r f. A l. E
SPECIAL DAYS--Tuesdays and Fridays
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

|BLEECKER ST, I, near Hahne's-Front and
rear single and connecting housekeeping
and sleeping rooms; comfortable and clean;
laundry privilege.
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Joseph r. Guthrie to Thomas II.
Guthrie ct al, s g Orange st. 70 IT fr
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all parties inter
ested that the certificates of assessment of
the whole amount of the costs and expenses OF
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-08
s526,O6O.66
GILBERT M. YOUNGLOVE PUR-
cHASES INTEREST IN STORE

The firm formerly doing business
under the firm name of the ]. B. Bow.
ers Company will henceforth be con
Quoted by Bowers and YoungIove, Mr..
Miller having sold his interest to his
nephew, Gilbert NJ. YoungIove. The
latter has been connected with the
business from the first, or since its
establishment, it having been Mr..
Miller's intention to sell to him his
interest when the young man reached
his twenty-frst birthday.
Mr.. Younglove is popular with the
trading public, likewise Mr.. Bowers,
and their store will doubtless contin-
ue to prosper and be one of the lead
ing haberdasheries of the city
Gainesville Sun.
Mr.. Younglove is we'll known in
this city.