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Sale of Bankrupt Stock of Goods

Sale of Bankrupf Stock of Goods In the Matter of w. W. Russell, Bank
 rupt, in Bankruptcy:
 will receive sealed bids up to and including Saturday, March 4, 1911. for the stock of goods, wares. merchandise and fixtures of W. W. Russell, bank : rupt. Said sale will be for cash and the right to reject all bids is reserved. The stock invoices s6000 and Is in fine condition. If no bid is accepted I will sell said stock to the highest bidder for cash at 10 o'clock. Saturday, March II, 1911, at the store house in Fort Payne Ala, of w. w. Russell. For particulars address the undersigned at Fort Payne. Ala.
 This, the 22d day of February, 1911.
 P. c. PENDERGRASS, 2-26-2t-su- -Wd Trustee.
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RYAN'S BARGAINS

s70O0-9-room modern, 2-story residence, furnace heated. well located, 12th ave, Norwood; can make reasonable terms S2750-5-room modern cottage, large lot. well located on 27th street, near North Birmingham park, + cash, balance to suit.
 s1100-5-room house, well located, 18th ave, North Birmingham; 4 cash, bal ance to suit.
 S1500-6-room house and hall, practically new. all street improvements paid for Well located in Woodlawn; F cash, bal ance easy.
 s1750-40-acre farm, good 4-room house, barn and outbuildings, 2 good wells. 90 acres in cultivation, on good public road 1 mile from Mt. Pinson; can get possession at once.
 s1050-10-acre truck farm, good Broom house and outbuildings; good orchard spring of freestone water; an ideal dairy and truck farm, near Sandusky; IF miles of car line.
 1850 will buy a nice lot 50x14O, under good fence. fronts south, one block of car line at Arlington st., on easy terms. RYAN REAL ESTATE CO.,, 202G Third Avenue. Bell phone S35
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$13,OOO ! Gonon1nfn uopoo
FOR SALE-HOMES
SoUTHSIDE.
W. B. LEEDY & CO.,, Phones 42. 112 N. Fist St.
loos1z Second Avenue. Phone. 2o72

e6500-Modern, S-room, new house on 12th ave. north; corner lot; all stree. improvements paid. Worth more but owner wants to sell quickly. Terms 5000 cash. balance $50 per month. t5500-Modern, 7-room, 2-story, near 11th ave, south; just completed and ready to occupy. Terms, $500 cash, balance $45 per month. eS450-13 acres with good improve ments at Green Springs. Value $f3,- 900; less than two miles business center.
 46O00-Special bargain, 9th ave. lot, 50x 100, within two blocks goth st. north. Price reduced from $7500 for quick sale.
 o1 8 ,O00--Modern, 14-room home, two blocks of Five Points; everything new and very attractive. Terms, S3O00 cash, S100 per month. List your property with us, we have calls every day for houses to rent and sell that we can't satisfy-yours might suit
 ". O.. TYLE3l cO.,
 2009 First NAu1
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IRISH TORIES
 FAILED IN PLAN

Dublin, February 25.--fSpecial.)- )-- That the tory politicians who have been secretly using the Orangemen to pro- yoke religious outbreaks and crimes against property failed in their plans is shown by the fact that at the recent election Catholic strongholds elected Protestant Nationalists to Parliament and that Protestant districts elected Catholics.
 The national executive committee of the United Irish league in a statement Issued recently this reference to the spirit of tolerance Is made:
 The capture of South Dublin by a triumphant majority, the re-capture of Mid-Tyrone. the increased majorities in South Armagh and East Tyrone, and the holding of West Belfast were evil dence of the rally of Protestants and Catholics alike. to the standard of the Irish party. The tories can only boast of a majority of one out of the 33 Ul- ster seats. The Ulster county seats give the nationalists a majority, and there was an actual majority of votes In Ulster boiled for home rule. The Irish party now include eight protest : ant members, against seven In the last Parliament. elected in the most Catho- lie constituencies in this country.
 Bishops. priests and people joined in supporting Captain Denelan. William Abraham was returned by an enorm ous majority by the Catholic electors of the harbor division of Dublin Richard McGhee recaptured Mid-Tyrone by an overwhelming vote, and amongst other Protestant members returned were n Messrs. MacNeill and Law for Donegal. and haviland Burke for King county. These facts are a suf- fcient answer to the charge of intol- erance brought against Catholics.
 Whatever fault catholics may have religious intolerance Is not one of them"
 Ireland apparently has no able bodied paupers. The Limavady guardians are agitated because, owing to the number of old men who left the aims h ouse to get old age pensions. there are not now sufficient able bodied men in the house to supply the establishment with water
 The prospect, however, of a pension Will not Induce some aged paupers to desert these institutions. I specified ca ses in which thought it would be a hardship to discharge old people, as was proposed case which occurred in Limavady workhouse may be cited one of the men who had gone out to claim his pension returned again, and refused to leave. He was blind, and could not get anyone to look after him when out. Old people who have no relatives or friends outside may have to submit to privation If they were to leave the poorhouse
 There has been an uproar in Derry because of the action of the Board of Guardians who have decided to obtain an ambulance from Lancashire firm without giving any opportunity to Irish firms to bid on the job. The ex- cuse given In support of tn course was that the Lancashire makers were spe- cialists in ambulances. and that 1t was impossible to get in Ireland a vehicle as good as that which they offered.
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202G Third Avenue. Bell phone S35.
For Sale-Strictlv Barrains

Lot 50x19O worth s2o0O has fine, modern two-story residence on front, which can be made into two-family residence to rent for s35. Two good houses on alley now renting for SIS per month; inc inn provements are worth $3500; all for $475O. on reasonable terms. This Is short walk from center, on Avenue G.
 Eight lots, each 50-foot front, making l frontage of 400 feet, with cottage on it, all for s2400; half cash. or possibly less This is in the growing West End dis trict. close to car line, and the lots are worth more than asked for the property. Ten lots, each 50x130 feet, below Powderly, on South Bessemer car line. short walk from car line; by taking all they can be had at $S5 per lot, one-half cash. This is only 5-cent ride to and from the city; lots are well situated. have rum ming water, fine for garden and chick ems.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent, Bell 61. 310l lot Ava
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The opportunity to buy an honestly con- struoted house in a growing and desirable location at less than actual cost Is not to be had every day. so in offering this South Fifteenth street home to you we feel that we are putting you in the way of bargain. The location Is within a stones throw of the Tennessee company's Six teenth avenue development. and the place fronts on that portion of Fifteenth street which has recently been paved and other wise improved. The lot is well elevated, beautifully terraced and is 50x205 feet
 The house is built on solid, red pressed brick foundation and the porch columns are constructed of the same material
 The building Is storm-sheathed and dou- ble-noored and tho basement. which con-
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FARMS and PLANTATIONS

|TWO-1100-acre plantations EARNING--10 per cent to 12 per cent as rentals.
 20 per cent to 25 per cent managed personally WATER-Springs and overflowing wells. |CROPS-Alfalfa, ton per acre, cutting. Johnson, ton per acre, cutting. Corn, 80 bushels per acre. Cotton, bale per acre.
 Potatoes and all small grain. STOCK-Hogs, cattle and mules raised from pasture land. HEALTH-Ideal
 Call on us or write us about farms . we have them in every good portion of the state.
 WHATLEY 6 WHATLEY
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Meyer & G0ldman's Specials

tains 6 splendid type of furnace, is ce- mented throughout The downstairs floors and stairway landings are of the best selected hardwood. The finish is after the mission style and the ground floor plan is one of the most attractive and convenient. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, a bath, large linen closet and storage room, and an abundance of closet space. One of the features about this place that Is not seen fn many homes Is the fact that all doors are of birch. In the matter of price, the owner has gotten down to figures that will insure a quick sale, as he is willing to make sac rif1ce in order to convert his equity into cash. s6750 will close the trade and the place is more than worth the money. See us for terms.
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But there is a reserva- tion. For the person who has nothing with which to greet opportunity when it knocks, it simply never comes. If you depend on your wits or your good fortune to take advantage of opportunity, it will avoid your door. What you need is the cold cash. That is what opportunity thrives on.
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FOR RENT
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
 STOR ES AND OEEICES

21OS Morris ave, floors ........... $50 % 209-11 N 22d st., 40xS0, 1 fioor....... 40. % 2212 2d ave, ? floors, 25X140.. S5. % 412-14 N 20th st.. floors, basement. Former P. O. bldg, N Birm' gham.. 15.00 Ofices-Watts bldg, Sd ave. and 2Oth st, Offices-Graves bldg, 1S241s Sd ave.
 nNNI,I INGS
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ssoOO equity on five cottages. will exchange for vacant unincumbered lots, or equity in improved property between Sd and 1th ayes, North, and 18th st. and 18th st. If necessary will pay cash differ 0nce.
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WHATLEY 6 WHATLEY Bell Phone 121. 1101-2-3 Brown Mar
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Cottage, rooms and bath, very close in on Northside. Six-room house, 22d street. near 9th ave- nue, north. Large, handsome home, half block of car Norwood. S25 South 22d street; s15 Handsome, large home near Highland avenue, two blocks of Five Points. Neat apartment on South Highlands. Six-room home, Woodlawn. Cottage, rooms and bath, large lot, on car, $l6. Neat cottage, large lot, near Germania Park.
 R. F. MANLY 6 GO.
 26 North Nineteenth Steet Insurance, Surety Bonds. Real Estate.
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For Sale
 Or Exchange

Several suburban lots; will exchange for
 equity on Southside cottage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26

Hardly a year passes but you see some opening in business that would exactly suit you if you only had some ready mon ey. Or some investment that suits you for a per manency, but your money isn't where you can get hold of it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
Business Property for Rent

Business Property for Rent SIS North Fist street. $50. TOP North 4th avenue. $so. si 2015 North 4th avenue, sGO 1898 North 2d avenue, $75. 1700 North 4th. avenue, T5. 20A7 North 4th avenue, $l00. 1920 North 4th avenue. $1oO. IA South 22d street. s1O0. 21O5 North 1st avenue, $1O0. 2l07 1st avenue, s125. 10 South 10th street. $l50. 1720 North 2d avenue. $175. F South 20th street. $225. 2026 North 2d avenue, $2so. H2-14 North 10th street, $275. This is only a partial list; call on us for complete list. JEMISoN REAL ESTATE &
 INSURANCE GO.
 2024 Third Ave.
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In other words, oppor- tunity isn't a good fairy come to distribute good things in any mysterious way among her favorite children.
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s5ooO-5 acres of well located land, near Ave. F. two miles from courthouse; will exchange for residence on South Highlands, or close-in residence or cot tages on the Northside.
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ssO00-M Manufacturing site, 400-foot from tage, with free switching on five rail roads; side tracks already in. This property lays level and is surrounded by other interests and plenty of labor close: will exchange this for income property, or for good vacant lots Tn Norwood or on South Highlands. s9gC0-Lot 1o0x140, close-in property, im- proved with negro houses renting for s9sO per year. eqpitySof s54oo; will ex- change for good vacant or residence property close in, Norwood or South Highlands.
 s65Oo- Beautiful Hanover Circle lot, aver aging 1o0x140 feet, equity $3e00; will ex- change for good residence equity, or TOT income property, or small farm.
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POPS Third Av
SOUTHSIDE.

!. L. Yancey R. E. & Ins. Co. No. 11S North Twenty-first Street.
 Phones 606
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-10
WEEDS AFTER RELEASE ON
PLEA MADE BY FIANCEE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Ross, of Brooklyn, re-
ceived this letter yesterday from Miss
Margaret H. Hauhaugh, of Passaic.
MY Dear Mr.. Ross-My iance,
Charles Sieger, has been in the Ray
mond street Jail. in Brooklyn, ever
since July IL. Our wedding day had
been set for July Is, but meanwhile he
was arrested on a charge of assault.
Now, won't you use your influence and
get him paroled, so that we can be mar
ried as soon as possible?"
Mr.. Ross had Sieger arraigned before
County Judge Fawcett, who allowed
him to go on his own recognizance.
Sieger and Miss Hauhaugh were mar
ried late in the afternoon by a justice
in the City Hall, Jersey City.
Sieger is accused of throwing a brick
at a policeman in Brooklyn while the
latter was making an arrest. At the
first trial the jury disagreed. Sieger
will have to stand trial again next
month.
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is SUBPOENAED
in BANKRUPTCY CASE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-J. P. Morgan
was s~ubpoenaed to be examined before
Referee Olney in the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings against Herman Tape, the
milliner, but requested an adjournment
because III wanted to attend the ses-
sion of the diocesan conve- ion of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. He
promised to attend at n adjourned
date and the hearing was put off to
November "a.
Mr.. Morgan was ~subpoenaed because
Tape testified that Mr.. Morgan gave
him $1,000 or 500 900 to go into business.
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MARKET CLOSES
IRREGULAR; BULLS
MARK UP PRICES
Trading on Large Scale and
Many Stocks Are
Lifted.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The decision
of the Commerce Court p~ostponing re-
auctions in freight rates strengthened
the railroad stocks today. There was
heavy buying of the Western railroad
stocks, which made the best gains.
The initial trading in Union Pacific
consisted of a lot of 5000 shares at IN
advance of a point. United States
Steel opened with the sale of 1900
shares at practically the same price as
at the close yesterday. American To-
bacco preferred gained 5s.
II a. m.-Secondary prices were
lower, the market reacting sharply
under a flood of pro1t-taking sales. ST.
Paul fell back ~ and other active
issues from half a point to a point.
Missouri Pacific, Wabash preferred,
American Cotton Oil, American Smelt-
ing and international Harvester were
forced f~ractionally below yesterdays
closing. At IL O'Clock the whole mar
ket was ON the downward grade.
Union Pacific, Reading and United
States Steel were ruling q trifle below
last night, and some other leaders
were on n parity.
~Noon-Stocks accumulated before the
recent advance were sold in large
amounts today. For a time the mas
ket was able to Withstand the effect
of the selling owing to the counter
influence of the Commerce Courts ac-
ton in the freight case, III before the
day was far advanced prices began to
weaken and the list became feverish.
l D. MAN increase of about $4,000
tons over last month in the untitled orr
ders of the u. S. Steel Corporation was
without influence. The general market
later on responded to the rapid bid
ding UP of Lehigh Valley, which sold
three points beyond yesterdays closing,
touching 176A. Reading rallied from
1919 to 151A.
2 p. m~.-Unusually heavy buying OF
Lehigh Valley, which sold at l1s1a
against 174B at yesterdays closing,
was attended by rumor of a large ex~
ira dividend. This report was denied
by Philadelphia interests. Room shorts
we're impressed by the aggressive char
acter of the buying. The general mar
ket did not follow up the rise in Lee
high Valley, but began to sell off in
spots.
8 p. m.-The market closed irregular.
Bull operators made a final lemon
stration in the closing hour, and
marked up prices to the highest level
of the day. Trading was IN a large
scale, and various stocks which had not
figured conspicuously in the earlier
rise We're lifted substantially.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following are the quotations OF the
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
YATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of Herman. d. Hertz, trading
as Hertz Brothers,, alleged bankrupt. In
bankruptcy. Order.
1t appearing to the Courts satisfaction by
the affidavit of William s. Creeyey, one Of
the attorneys of the petitioning creditors
herein, that a petition was filed on the six
teenh day Of September. 1911. that the said al
legged bankrupt may be declared bankrupt as
aforesaid, and that said alleged bankrupt *
not within the District of New Jersey, and
that personal service OF the subpoena herein
can not be made upon the said bankrupt. II is
on this twelfth day of October, 1911,
Ordered, that said Herman ID. Hertz, alleged
bankrupt aforesaid. plead, answer or demur
on the thirteenth day of November, 1911, 10 the
petition filed herein in the office of the clerk
of this Court, on the sixteenth day OF Sep
tember, 1911, and in case of his failure TO
plead, answer, or denur, herein, within said
time. adjudication win be made according to
the prayer of said petition, and IL IL further
Ordered, that this order be published in the
Evening Star and Advertiser, OF Newark NJ.
j., once a week for two consecutive weeks,
the first publication TO be on the twentieth
day OF October, 1911, and the second publica-
tion to be on the twenty-seventh day of Oc-
tober, 1911. and the third publication to be on
the third day of November. 1911, a copy Of
this order and said petition to lie mailed to the
last known place of abode OF the said alleged
bankrupt in the District Of New Jersey, on or
the first day of publication.
JOHN RELLSTAB,
United States District Court Judge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-10
ANNUAL MASON BANQUET.

Many prominent Masons attended
the annual banquet of Roseville Lodge
No. 143. r. and A. M, in honor of the
past masters, which was held in the
Continental Hotel last night. Among
the speakers were Samuel Gaiser,
of the Roseville Masonic
Temple Association; w. B. Y~ereance,
past master of Hope Lodge, East Or
ange. and Rev. f. J.. Folsom, pastor of
the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
We. the undersigned commissioners, duly
appointed to compute, estimate and fix dam
ages for local improvements, having made an
estimate and assessment Of damages sustained
by the opening OF Vernon avenue, from about
1873 feet east OF Leo place. to Nairn place, for
a width Of SO feet, will sell on the premises
at public auction on Tuesday. November ID,
1911, at 2:s0 o'clock In the afternoon of the
said day, the two and one-hals frame building
located at Nos. 81 and 80 NaIrn place.
Terms will be twenty-five (25) per cent, 1T
OF purchase price on or before the expiration
OF two az days from date Of sale.
The condition of sale Will be that the pur-
chaser will remove or tear down the said
building on or before the hrst day of Decein-
Der, 1911.
The right Is re1erved 70 withdraw the sale
II deemed best.
Dated Novsrnber 8. 1911.
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOHN b, AONAHAN,
AD0LPH PTDC1R,
asvs-R dsnmlssionsrp.
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER Oh TAXES.
City Hall.
Newark, n. j., October Is, 1911.
This office will be open from Friday. Oc-
tober 20, 1911. until April II, 1912, for the re-
ception of taxes for 1911.
Particular attention is called TO the follow.
ing requirements of law:
II paid ON or before the thirty-hrst dav Of
October, one u per cent. VIII be deducted.
II paid on or before the twentieth day Of No
yember, one-half en- Of one ID per cent. Will
be deducted.
II paid on or before the twentieth day OF
December. the exac. amount OF tax.
II not paid on or before the twentieth Gay
OF December. interest at the rate OF twelve
d2) per cent, per aDnum will he added.
IL not paid on or before April IA, 1912, war
rants will be issued with three 80 per cent.
penalty, justice and collectors fees, In ad-
dition TO ten $40 cents cost OF publication,
on eacn amount personal.
Office open from 8 a, m. to z .. m
saturdaysa from s a. m. TO Y m.
ROBERT l.. ROSS,
ReceivNr.
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BEACH-Entered into rest, on Wednes.
day, November s, 1911, Frederick, be
loved husband of Anna Beach (nee
Ink, aged 26 years 6 months Il
days, 343 Grove street, Irvington.
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1oANs-poNp ANp MonroAan.

1 HAVE 500. 900 10 invest; what have you 10
offer? | will buy first and second mortgages
or any commercial papers Of value. GEO. II.
SCHNEIDER, $50 Essex building.
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BAUMLER-At her late home, 242 Bald
win street, Glen Ridge, N. j., on No
vember 8, 1911. Anna. wife Of the late
Andrew Baumler. in her 69th year.
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Every school hoy or girl should Sc
cure one OF the star D~ictiopariss. Cut
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MOURNING GOODS.

~~WWN-~~NT~ N~r9W~
MOURNING goods dyed in "a hours. guaran-
teed good black also dye feathers. Tel
643-W, Branch Brook.
KATE DYEING CO, SIG ORANGE IT.
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CRIMMINS+On November 8. 1911, at
his residence. A Honiss street, Silver
Lake, n. J., John J., husband of Mar
garet Crimmins.
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DENISE-On November ., 1911, Daniel
beloved husband Of the late Anna Den
Use NEE Moffett) 6S1 Hunterdon street.
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BELFATTO-On Wednesday, November s,
1911, Ernest b. A. Belfatto, in the 49th
year of his age.
Funeral services al the Church of Re
deemer, Broad and Hill streets, on sat
urday, November II. at $3.50 p. m,
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LOST ANT FOUND.

LosT-Betwecn Parker ST.. Newark. aud
Hahue'H, T. NJ. Ward on Stratus rtores,
a gold shieid-ahaped brooch with
diamond In cnntre. Liberal reward snd no
questions II returned 10 COS Parker It.
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LoST-,siiver mesh purse, Thursday afternoon
on Mount Prospect car, between Chester and
Highland avs liberal reward. MILLER, ~
HiahiaHd nv.
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CHESHIRE-At South Orange, y. j.. No
vember 9. 1911, Mary j. Cheshire nee
Maloney) wife Of William II. Cheshire,
101 Douglass street.