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TWO MISSING AS
OIL BOATS BURN
One Man Dying as Result of
5000, 900 Fire in
Bayonne.

BAYONNE, Oct. 11.-Fire boats
from New York and a fleet of tugs
we're still pouring wafer today into
the smoldering wrecks of two oil
steamers of the Standard Oil feet
destroyed in . spectacular $780, 900 fire
here late last night. A checking up
of crews showed two men yet unac-
counted for. A third. Peter Lennen,
a fireman in the employ of the STAN
dard oil, was SO badly burned that he
probably will die.
The fire started with an explosion
on the tank steamer DunhoIme. due
to sail for England today with a
cargo of $4,000 barrels of oil. The
flames spread to and destroyed the
oil -schooner Coronet, the Norwegian
bark Concordia and badly damaged
two other vessels.
The crews jumped overheard, as did
Mrs. Christian Osborne. wife of the
captain of the Dunholme, and her
two daughters. IL and IA years old,
respectively. All were picked up,
with the exception of a carpenter and
an assistant engineer. who are be-
lieved to have persisted.
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CONTRACTS FILED

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
G. and A. Policastro. owners, with
V. Altieri, contractor, mason, carpen-
ter and plumbing work, $1,000; IL:
South Canal street.
E. Herd, owner, with D. Hopper,
contractor. carpenter work, 1854;
523-525 Parser street. Same owner
with w. Bockhart, contractor, mason
work, $2,430; same premises.
f. Shield, owner, with e. Shadbolt,
contractor, electrical work, $175; 90
Conklin avenue
The Mye Company, owners, with
]. Sylvester & Sons, contractors, car
penter, mason, painting, decorating
and electrical work, $4,000; 40 Conk-
lin avenue.
Progressive Investment Company,
owners, with Burns Iron Works, con-
tractors, iron work, 81, $50; Bloomfield
avenue and Ridge street.
Hahne e. Co., wners. With w.
Blanchard Company, contractors, gen.
eral work, SIS, $50; 81, 81, Sc and IS
Halsey street.
1chtuiy INcdlly NoIilpdHy, owners,
with Makefeld-Stern & Co., con-
tractors, general work, $1,000; 107
Market street.
+. Sawyer, owner, with A. Clark,
contractor, general work, $500; 7
Edgmont road. Montclair.
Il. Derivaux, owner, with J.. Hirst,
contractor. mason work, 1888; 20 New
ten street. Same owner with j. Sore
mer, contractor, carpenter work, $4O4;
same premises Same owner with r.
Peter, contractor, plumbing work,
$3.50; same premises.
l.. Server, owner, with r. Dragone,
contractor, mason work, $500: 266-26s
Ferry street. Same owner with Brod-
sky e. Brandman, contractors, ar
penter work, $685.; same premises.
r. Barone, owner, with N. Pan
nullo, contractor, mason, carpenter,
plumbing and painting work, 81, 800;
i99 Parkhurst street.
F. Sawyer, owner, with A. Clark,
contractor, general work, Sc, 900; 8
Edgmont road, M~ontclair.
j. Kotch, owner, with M. Cohn.
contractor, painting work, $3.50; 535-537
Clinton avenue. Same owner with
N. j. Chandelier Company, contract
or, lighting fixture work, $3.50; same
premises.
l.. Dowley, owner, with Crescent
Company, contractors, plumbing, tin
ming and heating work, s745; New
field street.
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CITY ADvERrIsEMENrs.


AkplnE STREET PAVING. GRANT AVE
NoE PAVING. LAWTON STREET paw
~. assessment for benefits.
~ noaee Is hereby given that an assessment
tsai estate peculiarly benefited by each of
me loilowlng improvements, namely:
ALPINE STREET.
from frelnghuysen avenue TO Elizabeth ave-
nae, aceordlng to the provisions of an ordi-
ordins on the city of Newark entitled "A
ALPfNE STREET paving !"
from fTelinghuysen avenue to Elizabeth ave-
nue.; approved April Z, 1911.
The paving OF
GRANT AVENUE.
nom reshine avenue to Hunterdon' street,
az tha 10 lne provisions of an ordinance
OF the city OF Newark entitled An ordi-
GRANT AVENUE.
from Peshine avenue to Hunterdon street -
approved February 8, 1912.
LAYTON STREET
from Peshlne avenue TO Hunterdon street.
as TO the provisions Of an ordinance
LAwTON STREET
rom feshine avenue to Hunterdon street d
appr9Vea FEBRUARY 0, 1912. has been pre-
pointed by the Mayor of the city Of Newark,
ana mat a report by a certificate in writing,
win an accompanying map and schedule
showing the several assessments against the
several owners peculiarly benefited as afore-
said has been deposited in the Office OF The
city clerk OF the city of Newark for exami-
nation by the parties interested therein.
SAID assessment comprises all lots. tracts
and parcels OF land and real estate liable te
De assessed as aforesaid. lying ON both sidel
ALPINE STREET.
from Frelpghnysen avenue TO Elizabeth ave.
nue.; on both sides of
GRANT AVENUE.
from Peshlne avenue to Hunterdon street; OF
LAwToN STREET.
hfrom Peshtne avenue to Hunterdon street
including Nos. 3SI and 3SI Pcshinc avenue
and Nos, SIS and SAP Huntcrdon street.
A lot represents an entire plot of land
whether large or smah
All persons interested in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners OF
Thursday afternoon, the seventeenth day Of
October, 1912, at ? p. M. at the commits
sioners' room, No. 4 third floor. City Hail
Dated October II. 1912.
WILLIAM DfN1OND,
ADOLPH ISCH
OSEPH HEfSLER.
octll-ot Commissioners
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side Cumberland avenue. 912 feet north
from claremont avenue, $1,000.
Elizabeth W. White and husband TO
William L. Taylor, Montclair. northwest
side Forest street, southwest corner
Thomas McGowan's land. $1.500.
Herman Henry to German Savings
Bank. Iryington, east side Twenty-hrst
street. 100 feet north from Sixteenth
avenue. $1,000.
George II. Nugent. jr.. to John Correja,
lrvlngton. west side Grove street, 1850 feet
north from Taft street. $500.
samuel McDougall to same, Irvington,
west side Grove street, 20 feet north
from Iaft street. So. SOC.
Nicolaus G. Plambeck to Jacob Month
gel, Monfclair, west side Greenwood ave-
nue., lV0 feet west from Claremont
Luciano Caruso to X. of ?. Building
and Loan Association, Montclair, south
SIZE woodland avenue. 100 feet east from
wheeler street.. and other tracts, Sic, 500.
Louis ]. Weber 10 Fairchild- Baldwin
Company, East Orange, northeast side
Springdale avenue. 1856 feet north from
North Clinton street, $3.50.
Leslie J. Dowley 10 Susan Il. Jacobus
ct al. fexecutorsl, East Orange, northwest
side North Seventeenth (Newfeld) street,
$4,000.
crescenzio Propolo to Commerce Build
ing and Loan Association. South Orange.
south side Lanark avenue, liz feet west
from Sanford street, SO, 300.
stella >. Epstein and husband to Rose
Smigel, Orange, southwest side Main
street. 200 feet southeast from Oakwood
avenue, Sl,075.
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MARKET IS WEAK
AT CLOSING HOUR
Floods of Selling Orders Come
In, Forcing Quotations
Down.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA decline of
almost five points in Canadian Pa
oific following it's sensational drop
in London was the feature of the
local stock market al the opening to-
day. The entire list was heavy, with
a number of one point losses.
IL a. m.--Attempts to rally the mar.
ket soon after the opening we're futile,
and prices fell lower than at the
opening, with extreme weakness in
Canadian Pacific and feverishness
elsewhere.
Noon-Canadian Pacific opened here
with an abrupt slump of almost five
points on large offerings, subsequent
~ extending this loss to Z points.
Bonds were easy.
| p. m.-rhe market wavered un-
certainly during the noon hour, with
some recovery from the low level Of
the morning, on greatly diminished
operations and some easing of selling
pressure.
. p. m.-Canadian Pacific added to
its decline in the late afternoon,
while the rest of the list continued
weak. American Tobacco was the
feature of the special group with a
maximum gain of almost ten points.
8 p. m.-Another flood of selling
orders came upon the market in the
last hour, Canadian Pacific scoring
its lowest quotation, likewise Union
Pacific. Amalgamated and other ac-
tive stocks.
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@ K DAMAGE CROPS
IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Importations from This Coun'
try to Meet Deficiency.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Storms
have caused great damage to crops
in a number of foreign countries.
according to reports to the depart
ment of agriculture, and in some in
stances material importations from
this country will be necessary to
meet the deficiency. Great Britain
particularly suffered, and there he
harvest has been one of the most UNI
satisfactory in many years in quail
ity, quantity, expense and difficulty
of reaping.
Spoiled hay lies upon thousands of
acres of British saturated meadows,
vast expanses of standing grain have
been beaten down by gales, many
fields of shocked wheat are soaked
with rain and root crops are rank
with weeds.
The barley crop has been partly
ruined, the oats crop has deterlorated
more than any other cereal. with a
below average yield; potatoes have
been blighted, and hops alone seem
to promise almost a full average
yield. Hay suffered most.
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SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received by
the Committee on Roads. Assessments and
Speedway of the Board of Chosen Freehold
bridges;
on the Bellevllle trolley line,
Extension Of a beam bridge on Pompton
turnpike at Cedar Grove.
Concrete culvert on Chester avenue, on
the Belleville and Newark line.
Proposals to be submitted to the above
committee on Monday, October ~. 1912, at
3 o. m. at the rooms of the committee. 81
Court House. Newark, n. j., and at no
other time or place
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
above office.
Each proposal to be accompanied by a
ceriified check Of 5 per cent. of the amount
Of tho bid, and to be Endorsed on the outside
! with the name of the bidder and the work
he proposes to do.
The committee reserves the right to reject
JAMES OWEN.
oct10,1TIo County Engineer.
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M~oNTcLAIR NOTICES.


BIDS o MUNICIPAL BUILDING.
ELECTRICAL WORK.
Sealed bids will be received by the Town
Clerk of the Town OF Montolair. for the cleo
trical work for the new municipal building,
for the use OF the Police and Fire Depart
ments and other municipal purposes, accord
ing to plans and specifications therefor on
file in his office. Rooms3, Crane Building. 400
Bloomfield avenue, Montclair. N. j. Plans
are by O.. F. Semsch, 1873 Montclair avenue,
Montclair, y. j.. and 1903 Broad street, New
York city, N. T., and copies Of the same
with pecihcations can be obtained from the
architect on deposit of $5i So Of which will
be returned to the depositor on return OF
said plans and specifications.
Each bidder must accompany his bid by a
certified check for 2 per cent. of the amount
of his bid, to insure the signing of the con-
tract and bond within two weeks.
The work shall be done under the direc-
ton of the Town Council of the Town OF
Montclair and it's Committee on Municipal
BUILDINGS and of the architect. O.. r,
Semsch. The successful bidder Will be re.
oulred TO execute the contract and bond on
die in the Town Clerks office. The said
work will be awarded to the lowest respon-
sible bidder. reserving, however. to the Town
Council the right to reject any and all bids.
All bids must be in the hands of the Town
Clerk before Monday evening. October 18th,
1912 at eight o'clock, at which time the
Town Council will meet TO open said bids.
Bv order of the Town Council.
HARRY TRIPPETT.
oct4,11 Town Clerk.
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sAIMoN-Entered into rest on Wednes-
01d ay' October ., 1912, catharine simon ION
emee McGlinchy). beloved wife OF the
late Francis J. Salmon, IL CEDAR street.
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81" TRAINS in REAR-END
CRASH; II HURT; MAY DIE

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Twenty-two
passengers were injured early today
when two elevated trains came to-
gether in a rear-end collision at the
104th street station of the Sixth ave-
nue. railroad. Failure of the brakes
on the second train Is said to have
caused the accident. the forward
car of this train and the last car of
the train In front were telescoped.
Two of the injured will probably die.
A policeman who was standing in
the street below was felled by wreck
age which dropped following the
crash.
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Honor Knights to Meet.

The thirty-hfth annual convention
OF the Grand Lodge, Knights OF
Honor. of New Jersey willltake place
Wednesday in the North Ward Bank
Hall. 44S Broad. street. Twenty-seven
lodges will be represented at the con-
v%entlon, including Supreme Dictator
Edwin C. Wood and Supreme Re
porter and Treasurer Silger. Grand
Dictator Lewis I. Burk. of Paterson.
will preside. The guests will be ten
dered a reception following the adj
journment OF the gathering.
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ftAIA HOTEL. Main and Park sta.AAAmsr-
lvan and European plan; reasonahle -
muse wishing TO secure steady board n1xa
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Brash Youth.

Suitor-Why do you object to me
marrying your daughter?
Father-Because you cannot sup
port her in the style to which she's
been accustomed.
Suitor-How do you know | can't?
/ a start her on bread and milk,
the same as you did.-San Francisco
Examiner.
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CEMETERIES.

OlCll tNldSO SSillStSly
franklin av.. at Joralemon St. Bloomfield.
X. J.; tel. 1643-J. Bloomfield; plots. four
graves and over. s65 up: graves. adults. ti4.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
C~IIR

~~(&@S@O(&&
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
Washington, D.. C., September 10. 1912.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
to appear that the Union National Bank
of Newark" located in the City of Newark.
in the County of Essex and State Of New
Jersey, has complied with all the provisions
Banking Associations to extend their cor
porate existence, and for other purposes"
approved July III; 1882 o as amended by the
Now. therefore, !, Thomas P. Kane. Deputy
and Acting Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certify that the Union National
Newark, In the County OF Essex and State
Of New Jersey, is authorized to have sac
cession for the period specified in its
amended articles of association; namely.
until close of business on Stpember 10, 1882.
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal Of office this
IL. 81 tenth day of septemmbe5' 1872;
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the
Currency. sepf4-sot
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-To
BY virtue of an order of the Court of
chaneery of New Jersey. made on the day
of the date hereof. in a certain cause where
in Mary Niles is petitioner and you, Martin
Niles, are defendant. you are required to
appear and plead. answer or demur to petit
toner's petition, on or before the fifteenth
day of November next, or in default thereof
such decree will be taken against YOU as
the Chancellor shall think equitable, and
just.
cree OF divorce dissolying the marriage be-
tween you and the said petitioner.
Dated September IA, 1912.
BENJAMIN MAYER,
solicitor of Petitioner.
P. o. address: IL Clinton street,
sep20, 81, oct4, Ills Newark. NJ. ].
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The Infants Might.

Saw a wonderful sight at a circus
last week.
New ~sensation?"
Midget trainer, made up like a
baby, put a big elephant through all
kinds of tricks"
Just a make-believe baby did that,
you say? Come down to our house
some night and I will show you how
a real baby can put all the members
of q big family through their paces.'
Youngstown Telegram.
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Thursday. October TO- 1872
after II brief illness. Editn : i,ha Xxx
W nu r. Topp. aged % years 8 months
10 DAYS, "a Walnut street
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

I NGo ANN.
Laura o, Harding and hus TO Hen
riette c. Crane. W $ Wicklife
ST, al II $ fr Bank st. 22x1O6. ...... So
Katharine Joest ct al 10 Felix
Stanck, e S s. 18th st., 1893 TT n
sr 18th av. 23x10l...................
Henry Clay Council No. 50, Jr. o.
L. A. NJ. TO Charles w. Poysker,
Nv S Bergen st, 35 IT n fir Clinton
~, foxlOo ........................ .
Ellen Dalton ct al to Vito pacelli ct
al, 5 G S Adams st, % 1t II e FIR
Downing ST, 20x95 .................. ?
Progressive Investment Co. to
David Silberman, e $ Broome st,
225 y . fr Naverly ri, 25x98 ......
August +. Roehrle to Rocco ROTOR
40, " S Norfolk st, go IT S W fr
Orange st, 30xlO0 ,.-........,.."
Jeraldo Maioran to Donate Rizzolo.
u c Bloomfield ay. IS IL S e
fl Heckel st. 69x97 .......t......
George w. Robertson ct al to
Breckenridge & Tiehenor, Inc, W
) Cedar ay, 30S fl n fir S. Orange
Charles w. Cox ttrustee) to Sal
vatore Mellino, G $ Chapel st, i67
fl II fl Passaic ay, 27x122.........
Louise J.. Gaskell ct al texrsl to
Abram Abramson. n W cor War
Adolph Rosenberg to Edward
Mercer st, 32x111 ............"..
Margaretha Barth to John H. Steeb.
G 5 Dewey st. 800 fl n Fl Bragaw
az, 50xlO3
John Hlndle to Harry Rosenbsumg'
W 8 Speedway av. 100 II 5 FIR 5.
Orange av, S2x100. .............:
Giuseppe Bagnole to Catherine n.
O'Neill, W S Palm st, LOIS TT II
FIR Sanford av, 25x100 ..............
Lewis Straus to Harry F. sommer
ct al. n e S Hamburg pl. 80 TT $ 9
Fl Dresden st, l35x2O0, and other
Richard Il. Kohn to After Collin, $
cor Watson and Jelllf avs. 21xl0O
Margaretta Manner ct al to Isabella
Kelley, S 5 Chestnut st, rs TT W tr
Adams st. 25x104 ..................
George II. Lambert texr) to Mont
gomery Dennis, c $ N. 7tb st, al
IT S Fl 9th ay. 2bx100. .........".
TOWNSHIPS.
Ernest ]. Tompkins ct al to William
TompkiDs. Livingston mid of road
fir ID. Warehouses; to Mortified
Baptist Church, s W cor land of
Nathaniel Beach (deceascdl, l acre
l.. Nathaniel ID. Wells to John H.
Kies, Il. orange, e S n. Maple ay,
1913 TT S fr Park av, 44x106........:.
Edward Smith ct al to James A.
Endiso, u. Orange. S s Dodd st,
120 IT n fr N. Park st, 6Sxi95......
james A. Endiso to Domenico A.
Intjso, Il. Orange. same property
Virrinja r. Williams and b,is to
carl 7 O. L~ilieouist, w. orange,
~ . seward II. 66 fl n fir Ridge
av 2ay100
Modern Realty Company to Trivett
and Walters Company, II. Orange.
w $ Glenwood av, 46l IT II fl
%SpringdaIe ay, 10ox111.
ERNEST + Rogers To Albert N.
Wyckerly. Glen Ridge. " S Essex
av. 1O4 RI n W FIR Benson st, 40x115
Isaoc Katzman to Realty Invest
ment COMPANY w. Orange, n e
cor Spruce st and Wellington av.
26x100. and other tracts. ...........
Harry Eruvant Of al to Moses
S;c6el Of al orange. = w cor Mt.
Vernon nv and Mt. Vernon pl,
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FARMS O SALE.

GREAT bargains in small and large farms;
suit any want. in Warren, Sussex, Hun
terdon, Somerset, Norris and other counties:
some to exchange. some with stock and
crops. C. C. MORROW. 500 Broad st.
SEND to Country Department for new book
let; farms. country home, gentlemen's es-
tates, New Jersey. New York. Long Island.
Connecticut. LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Inc.
Essex building.
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Fest & Fest
uroan and Suburban Department.
Scheuer Building
7ss BRoAD STREET.


Wo-tAMILY house for 81. 600. situated in
Woouslde section, near two trolleys and
IaIlroad station. containing II rooms. sep
ara,e steam heaters and baths; cost IS, 600
10 pulid' street paved; very little cash re-
CURED; act quickly. GILLEN co. Inc,
ordway building, 207 Market st.
I|Mo-fAMlLY house on Hunterdon st. near
Thirteenth av-: will sacrifice for s.. $50 If
sold at once; lot alone worth 81, 800. For
further particulars apply GILLEN CO, Inc.
Ordway building, 207 Market st.
TWO-FAMILY brick in Woodside section,
having all Improvements except heat:
erected only four years ago: perfect condi-
tioni could not be built for the price asked
small amount of cash necessary. LII
CO.. Inc, Ordway building, POI Market st.
PLOT, in the most selected part of Clinton
Hill, within half a block of Clinton av.,
restricted residential neighborhood worth
y, 600 price 81, 900. easy terms. l.
Co, Inc, Ordway building, 207 Market st.
FOR SALE-Four-story and basement brown
stone front dwelling house; steam heat.
two bathrooms: ten minutes from Broad and
Market sts.; will sell at reasonable figure
TO close an estate. Inquire by phone, letter
or personally, care of FRED c. KIELMAN,
~ Maiden lane, New York city; telephone
1857 Cortlandt.
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u~ApeIS-on October o. 1912. David
Wesley. only son of Elmer and Allie
p. Skelenger Harris. aged 10 years II
months I days, 121 James street
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FACTORY SITES FOR SALE.

WE nave several factory sites with Passa'o
and Hackensack river frontages; also rail-
ROAD siuings 10 the property; several other
factory sites situated on Plum Point lane.
with paved streets and railroad sidings to
the property; will erect factories for DUR
chasers; GILLhS CO, Inc. ordway build
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UAGEN-At the home Of her son IN law
nr. II. II. P. D~ifenbach, 1si Hmnter9on
sjna widow Of DIR. Charles w. Hngen'
in her 18th year.
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uolNAx-on Thursday. October 10, 1917,
Elizabefh ", widow of William Ii. hol-
man, in her 6Sth year. n..iaonce
Funeral services from the resi ts3
of her son, Mr.. Asa II. bolnian, ~ y
Eidgewood avenue. saturday. pcioodaa
IL. al 1880 n. III. Relatives and trienns
arc invited. lnterment at Hampto"'
n. J.
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STEAMSHIP AGENT DIES

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. 11-Captain
Jameb w. McCarrick. aged SO years,
general southern agent for the Clyde
steamship line, died here last night
after n short illness.
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$1,000 FIRST MORTGAGE WANTED.
South Orange bungalow; all improvements:
value 81, 900. HERRICH, 200 Fifth av.,
New York; Room 459.
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DOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 acres, with
riparian license; railroad sidings; executions
opportunity. Consult FEST & FEfST'
Factory Specialists fAbe Feist, Mana gerl'
Scheuer building. 73S Broad st.
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BUTLER-october 10. 1912. at the resi-
Mrs. Martha g.. widow of the Key
Elisha Butler. of The Central Pennsa y
vania Conference. in the 96th year VI
her age.