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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-30
VAST TERMINAL is BEING
PLANNED FOR BAYONNE
Bush Company Asks $500
Foot Shore Frontage.

BAYONNE, Aug. 30.-If the State
Riparian Commission grants the appli-
cation of the Bush Terminal Com
pany of Brooklyn for $500 feet of
shore front on New York Bay, be-
ginning at East Forty-ninth street,
Bayonne, and continuing in a south
erly direction, docks, warehouses and
industrial plants employing four
times the number of people now en-
ployed at the company's property in
Brooklyn will be erected in this city.
This will mean employment for
about $4,000 hands, according to a
statement made by Vice-President j.
A. Nash, of the Terminal Company,
in the Office of the Riparian Commits
sion in the Commercial Trust Com
pany's building In Exchange place,
Jersey City.
The application for the grant was
filed with Secretary John C. Payne,
of the Riparian Commission. II
was thought that 1t might have been
considered at a meeting of the COM
mittee, but no session was held, owing
to the inability of Governor Wilson
n some other members of the board
to-attend. 1t was deemed advisable
owing to the vastness of the Bush
Terminal Company's proposition to
defer action on the application until
such time as every member of the
| commission could meet and discuss
the matter.
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INDlCT STANDARD OIL
MAGNATES IN TEXAS

DALLAS, Tex, Aug. 30.-The Fed
eral Grand Jury of the northern dis
trict of Texas, presided over by
Judge w. S. Macy, has returned
criminal indictments against prom
inent Standard Oil officials and other
oil men, charging them with violating
the Sherman anti-trust laws.
The Standard and the Magnolia Pc
troleum of Texas are the defendant
companies named, and among the in
dividuals are John d. Archbold, New
York; Henry C. Fogler. jr,, New
York; John Sealey, Galveston, and w.
C. Teagle. Plainfeld. N. J.
The defendants are accused of con-
spring to break up the Pierce-Fordice
Oil Association in Texas and of OPP
Grating a monopoly. The association
was formerly a part of the Waters
Pierce Oil Company, which latter
company vas ousted from the State.
1t is alleged that the Magnolia Com
pany is a Standard branch.
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FORMER HEALTH OFFICER
@ WORK AS SCAB

PASSAIC. Aug. 3O.-Troubles follow
on the heels of DIR. J. Nelson Elliot,
PASSAGES defaulting health officer.
Wednesday he took a job as folder in
the Passaic Print Works., earning
about SIS a week, unaware of the fact
that fifteen men in that department
have been on strike two weeks be-
cause women were gradually replac-
ing them and the officials refused to
transfer the feminine help to another
department.
Two strike leaders approached DR..
Elliot yesterday and explained the sit
uation. He told them he did not know
of the strike and as yesterday was
his first day on the job hadn't had
time to learn of it. The former
health officer said hat rather than
"scab" he would quit, although he
was in need of funds, because of his
difficulties with the city authorities.
He did not go to work yesterday.
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MARKET IS FIRM
IN CLOSING HOUR
Union Pacific. Reading and Erie
Stocks Have Sharp Up
ward Movement.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Stocks were
dull with an irregular tendency ut
the opening of today's market. Steel,
selling ex-dividend, gained a slight
fraction, with losses in coppers,
| Northern Pacific and Louisville and
Nashville.
II a. m.-Apart from its e%xtraor-
binary dulness the market presented
no features other than increased
weakness in Louisville and Nashville
and an abrupt decline in wooden pre-
ferred.
Noon-Leading issues held firm, the
most conspicuous exception being
Louisville and Nashville, whose
heaviness expressed disappointment
of shareholders at the 20 per cent.
capital increase. Bonds were ir-
regular.
/ p. m.-Business was nominal
around midday. out the undertone
was better.
2 p. m.-Some inactive specialties
moved widely, including Omaha anu
Baldwin Locomotive. but the balance
of the list was at a standstill,
3 p. m.-The market closed firm.
Buying orders were concentrated in
a few stocks in the last hour. Union
Pacific, Reading and Erie moved up
sharply. Elsewhere the movement
was p~erfunctory.
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HIGH PRAISE FOR
NEW JERSEY LAWS
Bar Association Commends
Practise Act"-Frank B.
Kellogg Named President.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 30.-The laws
of New Jersey received high COM
mendation at the closing season of
the American Bar Association when
the committee charged with formu-
lating means for simplifying prac-
tise and court experience called at
tention to the New Jersey "practise
act" which it pronounces an act more
comprehensive in scope than any
other. 1t has the quality that has
characterized other New Jersey laws
for speeding justice.
Walter George Smith. of Philadel-
phia, figured again in the section
devoted to the committee on stand
ard rules for the bar. The section
took up the proposition for the in
sisting that all candidates for adj
mission to the bar have had a years
clerkship in an approved law Office,
subsequent to graduation from a law
school. to be admitted to practise.
The section decided in favor of these
recommendations. Mr.. Smith was
named chairman of the section for
the year.
Int eioStioh VI ridhh d. helioBB,
of st. Paul, Mimi, as president,
brought. the convention to a close.
New directors elected were William
H. Burgess, of Texas; William H,
Stake, Pennsylvania; John H. Voor-
hees, of South Dakota, and S. S.
Gregory. of Illinois. Other officers
were reelected.
The American Institute of Criminal
Law and C~riminology allied to the
Bar Association began its fourth an
nual meeting here.
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MOVING.
SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Committee on Roads and Assessments
and Speedway of the Board OF Chosen. Free
holders of Essex County, New Jersey, for the
following work:
Eighteen-inch stonewafe pipe and basins
on Central avenue. Orange, west OF Essex
avenue.
Reinforced concrete pipe cuiyert on Wooten
road. Essex FEELS.
Concrete box cuivert on Willow street.
near GIenwood avenue.
Raising parapet walls and building inlets
on four cuiverts on Gregory avenue, West
Orange.
Proposals will be received by the com
mittee at their rooms. 312 Court House,
Newark, n. j.. on Monday, September ".
at 3 D. M, and at no other time or place.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the above office.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
certified check of five per cent. OF the
amount Of the bid or a surety bond for ten
per cent. Of the amount OF the bid, to in
sure the execution Of the contract, and TO be
indorsed on the outside with the name OF
the bidder and the work he proposes 10 DO.
The committee reserve the right TO reject
JAMES OWEN,
County Engineer.
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FAST TRAIN DISTANCED BY
SOCIETY GIRL IN FLIGHT

JOLIET. Ill, Aug. 80. = Speeding
seventy miles an hour for seven
miles between Coal City and Mason
Earl Daugherty, flying an aeroplane
invented by Mayor William Sommer-
vile, of Coal City, distanced the Cali
fornia limited of the Santa Fe railroad
by two miles owe the course Riding
with him was Miss Katherine Miller.
society girl of Coal City. who was
making her first fight.
81 enjoyed every second of the ride
and was not a bit frightened" said
Miss Miller upon alighting at the Ma
son fair grounds, where thousands of
persons had assembled to witness the
landing.
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JERSEY WIFE c
AND JAILS HER HUSBAND

EASTON, Pa. Aug, 30.-John G..
Maragal, manager of a large piano
store here. was arrested here on a
charge of deserving his wife four
years ago al Trenton. N. j..
Mrs. Maragal traced him through
several States and many cities, only
to lose track of him, time after time.
A few weeks ago she came to Easton
TO visit relatives and discovered
Maragal here, holding a responsible
position and, II is alleged, living with
another woman.
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SCAFFOLD COLLAPSES; MAN
FALLS 20 FT.; LEG BROKEN

With his right leg broken and SUI
ferlng from possible internal injuries,
Abraham Golub. AZ years old, a
painter, of % Avon place. was re-
moved to st. James's Hospital in the
Third precinct patrol shortly after
noon today.
Golub was working on a ~scaffold
about twenty feet above the ground,
when it collapsed in the centre, hurl-
ing him to the ground.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Port Of New York. August 80,


Bermudian. Bermuda, August 81.
Cedric, Queenstown, August 23.
DUE TOMORROW.
Campania, Liverpool, August "a.
Kaiser Franz Josef l.. Trieste, Au-
gust II.
Oceanic. southampton, IL m.
Philadelphia. Southampton, $40
m.
Minnehaha, London. 1880 a. m.
Bremen Bremen, 10 a. m.
Columbia, Glasgow. 10 a. m.
Krooniand, Antwerp, 10 a.. M.
President Lincoln. Hamburg. IL m.
Touraine. Havre, 8 p. m,
BY WIRELESS.
Kaiser Franz Joseph l., Naples for
New York; 400 miles east Of Sandy
Hook at midnight August 20. Dock
about s q. M Saturday.
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SEEK WoMAN's KIN

ELIZABETH, Aug. 3O.-Mrs. Mary
Norris, who was found unconscious
on the steps of st. Patrick's Church
and taken t. the ste Eliza
beth Hospital. is much improved
and her recovery Is expected.
She walked from Cranbury to this
city In search Of relatives. SO far
thsy have not been located.
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RUSHING WORK ON AERO
FOR CENTRAL AMERICA

RAILWAY, Aug. 30.-Working day
and night on a rush order in the old
Gordon shop, in Seminary avenue F.
e. Boland and his brothers are en-
gagged in building an aeroplane which
has been sold to n of the Central
American governments.
The machine is M of two air craft
ordered a short time age on a rush
shipment by the Central American
agency. and the aeroplane is now sc
far along that its trial trips are look
ed for next week.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.

NEWARK.
cb.,aa. ou.aa - Io,aes =
rSooA, p. hign'esn.n 81 wv
III n u"eldh aV, o.asy9 - -
MI Monsna asntaal
Tenth 81 Ia r. ; W r. peleyan
av. 25xl00
Matthias Hiltgen to Bernhard Dut-
ter. e s $. Eighteenth st, l25 #
5 fir Nineteenth ay, 25xl00......
Leon $. Greenberg to Charles J.
kieran. W 5 Morris aY, i27 ii II
" fir Central av, 5ox127
Benjamin Farber to Alexander LIE
bowitz. n W cor Eleventh ay and
s Seventh st. 50xl00. .,........
Louis Schlesinger TO Bronstein-
feinsod Company II g cor Hun
terdon st and Eighteenth ay. 4.
l00xl43
Peter Lamb to Edward Beers; W $
st. 2Sxyl.
Edward Beers to Peter Lamb.
same property
Real Estate Associates to Thomas
owen, n e cor Gin st and st.
rha a az; oox1oo' i,.od T.on,n
inonlas owen 10 Alfred irohlahs'
same property
donn r. nan Isherinl TO iSaehel
blerhan, W 5 imssalc 81. 40 II
n n ihrd Nv, ioAlVi
EiizaDeth I. 10 Louis v.
e y. Elelenth ST.
90 II II IT fltth az zoxiOVr.-.
Lucy u 10 coward Beers.
nehner 10 II ; 1T
Seheerer aN, hfNio4.
WNSHIPS.
Harry s. Connolly to Maud e. Hold
sou. Glen Ridge. n W 5 Hamilton
I'd. 81 IT @ fir Washington ST. 50xis1
Charles Kocher 10 Robert Garvev.
W. Orange. 5 $ pilot nj. at n W cor
land now or lately of Price. 75xl00
Joseph Fierro TO Filomena Frank Of
al. Montclair, n : New ST, 20 n w
FIR Fulton st, 55X1O ......
Ella NJ. LYONS and hus TO Barbara
Potter, Irvington. n 5 Newton nj.
100 IT n e fir Clinton av W.. 50x225
Emma ]. Abel to Jakob r. Bissin-
ger. e. Orange. : s Dodd ST. Is Fl
Q fr n Q cor land late of Wesley r.,
Corby, 25xl14 ........................
Mary Sorhagen and hus to Bertha
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The following quotations were fur
nished by Eisele & King: Bid. Asked.
WANAMAKER

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-John
Wanamaker. who has been suffer
ing from a nervous breakdown, Is
reported much improved 1t his sons
Atlantic City cottage.
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A merchant who does not advertise
has very little TO offer you in the
way of bargains. Read advertising
columns as carefully as you do The
news and you will save money.
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GrNMERMAN-At Windham. y: y.
August Is, 1912. Michael. son of Eva
and the late Andrew Gummerman.
Relatives and friends. also members
Of Lucerne Lodge No. ISL, l. o. y. f.,
and the Master Horseshoers' Union, are
invited to the services from his sister ;
home. Mrs. G. e. Doud. 2@ NoTdn
Fifth street. Friday evening, August 81;
ar & o;clock. Interment in Woodland
Cemetery al the convenience of the
family.
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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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DEATHS.

BALDwIN-on August 20. 1917. Jen,
nefte. widow of Alfred Baldwin ase"
90 years. 1aS Elm street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. after short illness
on Friday. August 80. 1912; Henry Al
ton. beloved infant son oi hiehrs
and Lilly NJ. George (nee Delmerl. ageu
, wears and . months. 10 Mapes avenue
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF II CITY
OF NEWARK

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
city Hall. Aug. 80, 1912.
The following is the list OF the names
residences and places of business OF appn'
Giants for licenses. contained ~ az appn.
cations or petitions made 70 THIS poaIn lot
vinous. malt or brewed liquors, and not
heretofore published according 10 iaw, 70
wit:
Name place Of business. Residence,
Michele Guarino, IA stone st.-..Same place
Adolph Bronner, 61S Market ST.. Same place
James Brady, 1873 Plane st...,..same place
Angelo n. Music. 500 N. 9th st. Same place
Valentine Spielman, 31S Ogden ST. same place
Samuel Blank. 10 Clay st-..t.,.seme place
John j. McDevitt. % Hoyt st.. Same place
John Stuhring. 2s7 Orange st,...same place
George r. stroll. lib 10th av. Same place
Stephen Banias. S44 Adams St Same place
Lazarus Shapero, 1851 Market ct. Same place
James McGuinness. 64 av. Same pi.
Samuel Beim. 100 Springfield. av. Same place
John j. Mcdonald, 42f Broad st. Same place
Brick Jensen, 252 So: Orange av. Same place
Charles Demmer, 2II- nth av,,..Same place
GustaVe Buscham, 14s Defiance st..Same pL-
Charles c. Bischoff. 345 Springfield av....
same place
Peter BocewIcz,, 81 Broome ST. Same place
Mrs. Laura A, simonson, ss9-ssl Broad
Herman c. Heinrich. :. Ave L. Same place
Fred'k G. Cavanagh, 1-3 N j. X. x. av.,
Charles oehm. 1871 s. Orange av. Same place
Harry Engelhardt. 4s4 Market st. Same pl.
John Kinsinger. 400 18th av... Same place
Peter Lukuszunas, 100 Ferry st, same place
Joseph Weglarz, % Ave. c...,+,,s Same place
Alfonso Lafera, IL Garside Sesame place
WHOLESALE RENEWAL
John w. Vogel Sons, "a West ct Same place
RETAIL TRANSFER.
Mattio Monico, from 800 10Th ay. 70 l4s
RAJ" ST. RICHARD MILLER,
President.
James +. Connolly.
E civ clerk. re-
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NAGEI-oa Thursday. August %. 1912.
Tarriet A. Nagel. DAUGHTER of the late
cha@'es and Anna Naeel fnee kappaur,
10 Hollywood avenue, Orange.
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MEADE-on August %. 1912. lanes ].
beloved husband of Mildred heade
fner Holmannl. aged 80 years.
rorai Order Moose. are kindly invited
70 ATTEND The funeral from his late
residence. 444 South Thirteenth street
ON saturday. August 81. at S:la a; m, 10
81. Ann's Church. where Z lilgn MIS-
nose of his soul Tnterment Cemetery
OF the Holy Sepulchre.
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MERz-Entered into rest on THURSDAY
motber-in-law and grandmother. Louisa
Merz fnee Schimpft. widow OF. Iohn
Nerv aqed "A wears 7 months 16 days,
135 Madison avenue.
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GIpSEY-on August 80. 1912. at her late
residence. - Mott street. Bridget pc
loved wife of Thomas Gibney tnee car
frev).
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GRAMRY-Peacefully fell ASLEEP,
Wednesday, August IS, 1872, Ella
Granny. in her 39th year. Late resi-
dence PCS West Kinney street.
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ECKSTROM-on August %. lsl2, Garl
husband of Clara Louisa bcAs.lo"' :
Manor avenue, Harrison
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GEIGER-Passed away. on THURSDAY.
August %. 1912, Louise Geiger, III nei
10Th year.
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MASNING-on August rs. 1912. at New
York city. John J.. son of Thomas Man
ming and Bridget Manning (nee bradSl'
aged 80 years.
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urcABE-on August %, 1912. at the resi-
denre of his son. Mr.. William r. Me,
husband of the late Sarah McCabe nee
Keatingl.
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IyNcp-on August rs 1912. George, be-
loved husband of Nellie W, Lynch; age
a years. 706 North Fifth street, Harri-
son. \. j..
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RRowN-on Friday. August so. l9i2,
Mrs. Hattie King Brown. beloved shG
Ter of Miss Ellen King and MIS- sun
we'll.
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LoGAN-At Bloomfield. \. J.. August 90
1872. Wilbur C.. husband of Mrs Cattle
rine Logan (nee snyder. aged - years
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wARREN-Passed away Mt her home. n
Houston street. on Friday. August 10
1919. Mary Lewis Warren nee Martini.
believed wife Of the late Adam Warren.
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KrsTEli-At East Orange. y. J.. on
August 80, 1912. Herman j. huster' OIL
% Linwood place
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KRENKE-on Thursday, August %, 9lz.
AZ bis latp residence. Clinton avenue
west t~Irvinston avenue, South Orange
township. Jacob Krenke sr.. beloved
husband of Mary Krenke nee Scnroe-
ler). aged go years.
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MARcH-on August 20. 1912, Charles A
March.
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frosBEf-on August IS. Harry g.
beloved son of Walter n the id'e
Fannie Crosbee- roo1
Makers Local No. so are kindly
invited to attend the funeral SER
ices at his late residence, Sst New
street, on Sunday, Septemoel =,
: D. m. Interment in fa1fhioun'
Cemetery.
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M0rE-On T~hnrsdav. Aueust y. TgTZ,
E1izabeth Mock (nee Wagner, be-
faved wife of Frederick Mock, aged
rs wears.
Relatives and friends are respect
frIlv invited to attend the funeral
services on sunday. September l, at
s,ao u. M. ar her late residence, II
Hill street. Interment in Paramount
Cemetery at convenience or the
Family.
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HrNT-on August %. 1912. Amandas'
husband Of The late Catherine hum
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Glen Ridge Cemetery

franklin nT.. at .J0raiemon 81, Bloomfield.
II ": TEL. 1851. Bloomfield; plots, four
asos>s ana sser. 900 W; graves. adults, VA
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BfAUvELT-At East Orange, August ~,
r. aud Eleanor K. Blauvelt, aged }
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II

IEIBSSLE. florist and funeral designs a
speciality: sceds and plants OF all descrin-
tians. 459 Eighteenth av. Tel 12o5-W.
MaAerIr-
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VAN DEREN-On August 30. Emily
A., widow of William j. Van Deren,
In her SD year.
Relatives and friends are invited
10 attend the funeral at her daugh-
tors residence. Mrs. Samuel w.
Nichols oot Harrison avenue. Har-
rison. n. j.. on Sunday. September
!. at . D. M. Tnterment at Fair
mO11nt Cemetery.
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'f Funeral private. Jersey city pape's
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
ODen. High. Low. Close,
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LOCAL SECURITIES
The bid and asked prices appended are
furnished Trough Eisele & King:

ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.