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FALLS 40 FEET, LIVES; is
KILLED IN 4-F00T DROP

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June H.
On the anniversary of fall of forty
feet, in which he escaped injury,
Hugo Walker, painter, IS years old
was killed yesterday by falling only
four feet During the last fifteen
years he has several times had falls
of Is and % feet. each time escaping
injury. The only times he was in
jured was when he fell a few feet
from a porch roof and received a
fractured skull. and on another oc-
casion tumbling off a fence. when
three of his ribs and his jaw were
fractured.
Yesterday as Walker neared the
bottom of his ladder he tripped and
tell to the ground, breaking his
neck.
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NOTICE OF 1NTENTION-Board Of Slzeet
and Water Commissioners -
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners
of the City Of Newark al a nesting hel4
the twelfth day Of June. 1913. and Approved
by the Mayor Of the City Of Newark on f1s
thirteenth day OF June. 1913, public netIca
IL hereby given that IT is the intention q
the Board OF Street and Water Comnss4
sloners Of the City OF Newark, under an1
by virtue Of provisions Of the act entitled
IAN Act to Revise and Amend the chartar
Of the City Of Newark" approved Mafff
18th, 1887 and the supplements thersfes
and the act creating the Board Of Street.
and Water Commissioners Of the City az
Newark, approved March 2Sth. 1891. and
other public laws Of the State OF New Jer-
sey. 10 order and cause the tagging OF tbs
sidewalks on
INGRAHAM PLACE
from Wilmington avenue 70 Runypn street
and the grading curbing and Tagging Of
VERMONT AVENUE
from Plymouth street to Grove terrace.
Together with all the appurtenzncss
necessary 10 complete the same.
Such persons as may object thereto ara
requested 10 present their objections IA uFtt-
ing TO the clerk Of said board at the aH3tti
Of the Board OF Street and Water ComnniE-.
sionersf CITY Hall. Newark on or heforA
the expiration Of six days from date a. lhls
By direction Of the Board Of Street ami
Water Commissioners Of the city ef
n. r. sHERRERD
Chief Engineer
Newark. X j.. June 14fh. 1913 Islz-s
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LEGAL NOTICES.

RECEIVERS SALE.
The undersigned. the receiver Of the Ar
cade Block Lighting Co.. will sell at puh-
lie auction in the basement Of the Arcade
building Broad street. Newark. ~ j.. a.
the twenty-third day Of June 1913 at 1910
a. M the following enumerated goods an1
chattels:
l3xI2" Arlington & Sims enslnss.
ESQ revolutions per minute; 80 &. X
General Electric generators AIT amp. 1
plkxl0" Arlington & Sims engine los
rev per minute, 1-25 M. ". General Flee
trio generator 200 amp; oil filters.
Westinghouse automatic compound eukant
No sos. 100 H. P, 800 rev, per nduuts. "a
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing co.
generator No 24317 900 rev. per minut4,
90 K w. 10 IT. in. steam pipe. n.
expansion piece. ! I in. gate valve. Bl1ke
pump 1Hxe9t; l oil separator. 6 IT. 81
steam pipe; 10 II. in. in steam pipe ~
switchboard consisting Of marble slabs.
IL IT. in.x6 II. over all measurement.
arnpere meters: J volt meter. I Thomson re-
cording watt meter 3 circuit breakers. Z
main switches. % small switches. { rheo-
stats: / reflector with Is lapps 70 switch
board. 50-gallcn oil tanks motor starter
and meter.
The above-named goods and ehattels siH
be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
Inspection of the goods may be had aPen
application to the unders gned. or on me
morning Of the sale. from a. m until The
hour Of sale
SAMUEL r LEBER, Receiver
500 Broad street.
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HOLDS POSSE AT BAY ALL
NIGHT, THEN CUTS THROAT

FRANKLIN. Pa. June 17.-After
holding Sheriff Charles Hornan and a
posse at bay all night, Edward Bar
tholomew was found dead in a shanty
near here with his throat cut this
morning.
Bartholomew late yesterday shot
and killed Samuel Crowther, super
intendent of a sand company, after
they had quarreled, and fed to the
shanty. He was wounded during the
night battle, and as the posse closed
in en- him this morning ended his life.
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TO THE CREDITORS OF JOHANN HoFF<
In pursuance Of an order Of the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of New Jersey made on the sixth day Of
June, 1913 and Of smother order Of said
court made on the 18th day Of JUNE 1913
in a case wherein Eisner Mendesson Canl-
pany. a corporation. Is complainant ARD
Johann Hof is defendant, notice Is herehy
given to the creditors Of said company 10
present to Otto 3. May and Wilbur A..
Heisiey as receivers OF said Johann H1fl-
al their Office. No. ~ Jellin avenue. in Gre
city Of Newark in the county OF EsseHl
and State Of New Jersey, their several
claims and demands against said defendant.
duly verified under oath of affrmstion.
within forty days from said sixth day 81
June, 1918. or they will he excluded from
the benefit Of such DIVIDENDS as may here
after be made and declared by said copff
from the assets OF said company
OTTO B. MAY and WILBUR A. HEISLET.'
Receivers AZ Jelliff ave Newark. n T.
BILDER & BILDER.
Solicitors Of Receivers
Offices 164 Market street. Newark X u
Romaine Bids. Paterson, n. J.
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DELAY JAP QUESTION

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Although
there was an impression that the re-
ply to the Japanese note might be a
principal subject for discussion at
today's cabinet meeting. Secretary
Bryan before the meeting said the
formulation of the reply was not suffi-
GENTLY advanced for submission to
the cabinet.
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r.. r.. BoND ISSUE APPROVED

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. June IL
Announcement was made that the
Missouri Public Utilities Commission
had approved the proposed issue by
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad of $4.410.o0o gold notes bear
ing per cent. interest. The funds are
TO be used for the purchase of equip
ment.
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TO DINE AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON, June T-George
w. Guthrie ambassador to Japan, is
in Washington to receive final in
structions preparatory to going to
Toxic Secretary Bryan will give a
dinner In his honor tomorrow night
and viscount China. Japanese ann
bassador here, will entertain him
Friday evening
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IT'S HOVER oF FRAUD"

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Declar-
ing that the Indian bureau had the
reputation of being the very flower
of fraud" Senate Lane today began
a wholesale attack upon items In the
Indian appropriation bill when 1t
came up for passage. He pointed to
the difference between the census
bureau and the Indian bureau as to
the number of Indians in the United
States.
81 am told Indians who have been
many years in the happy hunting
grounds are still carried on the rolls, y
he said.
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lowing deeds and mortgages affecting
property in West Hudson yere re-
corded yesterday:
Kearny Conyeyances.
Arlington Cemetery Association to
Henry Chapman. lot 30. In Althea
lawn, Arlington Cemetery, s12o.
Arlington Cemetery Association to
John Davidson. lot 1878. $. W. in Hill
side Lawn Cemetery. SITS.
Arlington Cemetery Association to
st. Andrews Society. of Newark. lot
4O1. in Rosedale Lawn, Arlington
Cemetery, $3.50.
Fred L. Pierce, collector of the
Town Of Kearny. to Carl Peterson,
lot %, block 1906, s20264.
Fred L. Pierce, collector of the
Town of Kearny. TO Carl Peterson.
lot 40, block 1904. 25 feet. s42. SO.
Harrison conveyanee.
Catharine Bulger ct al. to Nathan
Bitterman, east side of Grant ave-
nue., 251 feet south from lands of
Ballantine and Thompson, 25xI00. 81.
Kearny Mortgage.
William B. Cunningham to Normal
Building and Loan Association, east
side Of Frest street, 125 feet south
from Bergen avenue, 25x100. So 800.
Harrison MORTGAGES.
Alfonso Tino eft ux. to Harrison and
Kearny Building and Loan Associa-
ton, west side of Third street. 100
feet north from Jersey street, 25x1oo
SO, 500
Nathan Bitterman ct ux. to Mer-
chants Building and Loan Associa-
ton, east side of Grant avenue. PSI
feet south from. lands of Ballantine
and Thompson, 25x10o, 81, 700
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HELLO GIRLS STRIKE

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 17.-Girl
telephone operators in the employ Of
the Southwestern Telephone Company
struck this morninwg when offieials
of the company refused to negotiate
with the operators union. james
Noonan. vice-president of the Inter-
national Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers, said that 900 girls were out.
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REAL ESTATE

building and Loan Association. Bloom
held, south side Montgomery street 3a3
1eet east IRON Walnut street $500
same to Mary J. Hand, Bloomfield.
same property. Bloomfield.
Thomas Greenwood to James ! Nicall.
bloomfield, west side Berkeley avenue.
23 feet south from Newark avenue S700.
state Realty Company to Philip J. Bow
efs, East Orange, east side Burnett street.
bDa ieet north from LenOx avenue SO 008
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ACCUSED JoY-RIDER HELD

TRENTON, N. j., June 17.-Robert
M. Bonham,of this city. the driver of
the joy riding auto that crashed into
a tree on West State street about a
week ago, injuring himself and three
other occupants of the machine. was
held in $500 bail today. Bonham will
be required to put in an appearance
in court next Tuesday and answer a
charge of being a disorderly person.
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100 DEAD IN QUAKE RUINS

SOFIA, June 1.-THE bodies of one
hundred dead have been taken from
the ruins of the houses demolished
in the earthquake on Saturday at
Tirnovo.
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N. Y. 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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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-Certificate No. lss of The Executive
Building and Loan Association OF the City
of Newark, \. j.. Any person having
claims upon said certificate is called upon
10 present the same to the association with
in thirty DAYS or the said certificate viii be
declared cancelled and extinguished and a
new one Issued in lieu thereof Address
HENRY p. GEORGE. Secretary. l6 Clinton
St. Newark, \. j.
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DENBIGH--On June II, 1918, Maria,
widow of Captain Samuel Denbigh
In her SD year.
her late home, 6S Emmett street
on Thursday evening. June Is. at .
o'clock. Relatives and FRIENDS are
kindly invited Interment at Wood
land Cemetery at 10 a. m. on FRI
daV
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CITY ADyERTIsEMESrs
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EXCESS
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY


OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EXCESS
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
city Han. June 18th 1871
residences and places Of business 81 ar-
plieants for licenses. contained IN ali ap-
for The granting Of licenses 70 sell spfrf.u-
GUS Finous. malt or brewed liquors. anz
not heretofore published according % Az
Name. Place Of rusness Residences.
RETAIL-RDNEWALs
Julius Lax $50 Avon aV....... Same place
Frederick Rutland. % Howard ST. Same place
Herbert c. Bniiivanb 81 Market ST.
Robert Kerr. 5O4 Springfield av same piaes
Fred r. Reever, 3s5-as7 Elizabeth Az.
Andrew Martin. e77 Market -,.sshas sfisss
PetTe eaiessgo y sjntb same pises
George DueTr. go Bergen ST.. Same plscs
Michael J. Henegan- 23I South Tenth
George A. Beck. 2o7 clinton az. same pises.
Eugene Ronea. 9 Boyden st. Same pla-s
Edward strouse- IT William u. Same place
Frank Bonkowski, Sc Elm road..same Place
Giuseppe sibiiia, 80 Garside ST. Same rlssf
Israel sussknd 104-1O6 High Il. same sisce
Morris Rosenberg. &c Prince st. Same rtdct
John J. Gaui T5a Bergen st....saHle plaee
Arthur r. Flynn Jr.. 60 First st-.sss1e place
George J. wenzel. so5-4e7 Frslinghuy
samus Greenberg % Bowery St same same pises
Henry Fab. AL Bergen st. Same pie p
Same place
BEER BOoTLER-RENEWALs
Christian Baumann. 157 Bruce ST..
Same piact
Anheuser Busch Co. 1ss-15e NORTH 81
I'm RETGii1. 7 same eszsS
Louis r. Lange. from 10 Lock st. TO 11s
south 18th 81. 80 yarmouth az
Morris Guftman, from gs5 Springfield
70 30 Springfield ay-....-....
40 South 18th -
RICHARD MILLER,
PresideBf.
JAMES p CONNOLLY.
City Clerk
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CRAWFORD-At East Orange. n. J.,
Mitchell place, Harris Gooding be-
loved husband of Augusta Estelle
Crawford, aged 40 years.
Notiee of funeral hereafter.
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DAVIS--At Orange, N j.. Sunday
June Is. 1913. Emma Colftesh Davis
aged 81 years 3 months. wife o.
Frederick II. Davis, 81 Kenilwortf
place, Orange.
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CROSS-Suddenly at Summit, N. j.,
June Is, 1913, ada s.. beloved wife
of Adelbert Cross,
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BRITTIN--Entered into rest on June
10, 1913, Emma D., beloved wife Of
years II months. 81 Halsted street,
East Orange.
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BRoWN-Suddenl on June Is. 1913.
Allena C., widow of Sylvester
Brown, in her 72d year, 294 Grafton
avenue.
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BENJAMIN-After a brief illness, at
Memorial Hospital Orange, Milan,
beloved husband OF Minnie Gertrude
and brother of Peter BENJAMIN.
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CoNAWAY-on June 10. 1913. Lin
wood Victor, husband of Mabel Eve
Ign Conaway, aged 80 years, So
South Seventeenth street.
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EVANSTON Sunday, June Is, 1919
entered into rest. Bertha e. Becker
beloved wife of Percy evans, az nel
late home, Centre avenue. Atlantic
Highlands, N. j.
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CRoCKER-At East Orange, N. j., on
Tuesday, June IT, 1913, FREDERICK,
husband of Sara A. Croker q North
Eighteenth street.
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BoWERs-Suddenly. on Monday, June
Ii. 1913, at her residence, Is Shelf
field street, Mamie, beloved wife of
William a. Bowers
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FREITAG-At New Jersey. Home fei
Disabled Soldiers, June 16, 1913, Al
second New Jersey Volunteers, agee
SO Years s months IA days. beloved
husband of the late Jennie Freitas
(Iiee Abel), and beloved fathsr OF
Mrs Ida Flemming and Mrs. MARY
Tinsdale. 745 South Eighteenth
street
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BREWsTER-On Sunday June 10.
1913, Rebecca H.. widow of the late
Henry Brewster, in her nth year.
II Wakeman avenue
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BRANT-On June 1G. 1918. George
Halsey, beloved husband of Eliza
beth Brant 6nee Lane). aged IL
years, 422 South Sixth street.
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DORAN-At Kearny, N. j.. on June 16
1913 at her late residence, 1lV
Schuyler avenue. Hannah, beloved
wife of John DOran
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FAvER-suddenly at the home of her
daughter Mrs. William Paul. Jr.,
1850 Broad street. on Tuesday, June
II. 1913, Catherine. widow OF feter
Faver, of Buffalo, n. Y.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Open. High. Low. Close.
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HANIEY-On Sunday, June Is. 1913 John
o.. beloved son of John and Della Han
lev fnee Duggan).
Relatives and friends are kindly IN
vited 70 attend the funeral from the
residence Of his aunt. Mrs. Teresa Clark,
1853 SoiIth Twelfth street, on W ednesday,
June Is, at a. m. to st. Antoninus
Church, where n High Mass of Requiem
will be offered for the repose or ms
soul Interment in the Cemetery OF the
Holy Sepulchre,
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DEATHS.


sMITH--on June II, 1918. John w,
son of the late Ably and Caroline
Smith, aged So years.
STEWART-On June Is, 1913. William
L., husband of Lydia Burt Stewart,
aged 10 years. 6S4 Kearny avenue,
Arlington. N. j.
STAY-At Soldiers Home. Kearnv.
Frederick L.. loving father of Fred
erick, Louisa and Charles S. Stay
sULLIvAN-suddenlY. at Woodland
| Beach, S. l., on Sunday, June Is.
1918. Martha A. (nee Arnold, widow
of John S. Sullivan.
Funeral services Wednesday at 2
p m. at the residence of her SON
in-law. r. A. Sherwood, 12S Union
avenue, Irvington, N. J. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
1ntermcnt in Fairmount Cemetery
TATE-on June IS. 1919, Carroll. be-
loved daughter of Walter and Sophie
Tate. aged years, 5s2 Orange
street
| R0JoHN-Entered into rest. on Mon
| dav, June 16. 1913 Herman Tro-
John, beloved husband of Will
helmina TroJohn. aRed 81 years. IS
West street. East Orange. NJ ].
w1NKLER-Entered into rest. on Fri
day. June 13, Edward Winkler, aged
| 81 years.
| Relatives. friends and members of
| the Brewers Union. Local No q are
kindly invited To attend the funeral
services on "wednesday. Tune IS. ut
30 p. m. from A. 7. g. 7. Holfe's
| funeral narlors. Shipman street, to
Rose Hill Crematory, Linden. N. ].
Essex Council. Lr. o. U. A. NJ
Special notice of the death of our late
brother. Linwood Victor Conway
| Funeral services viii he held at his
| late residence. Ss5 South Seventeenth
o'clock. All members are kindly invited
| TO meet nt Clinton avenue and South
Seventeenth street at 7:45 o'clock
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DENTON-Entered into rest, at NeWark,
N. j.. on Monday, June 10. 1915. Alex,
ander g., eldest son of Annie NJ. and
the late james NJ. Denton, aged y
years. -
Relatives and friends are invited to
Ia from his late home, 6T6 Highland
avenue at O'Clock. Interment at
Cedar Lawn, Paterson, N. J.
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HOLY SepulChitf
HOFFMAN, the 5 Home for gva AGED
Women. 225 Mt Pleasant avenue,
n Mcclellan, widow of Paul d.
Hoffman in her seth year
Funeral services will be held az y.
Smith, 944 Broad street. on Tues
day, June II, at p m. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
Interment at Hackettstown, N j.
HORN Suddenly. on Monday, June 10,
1913. Charles, beloved son Of Henry
and Elizabeth Horn nee 6i - 8e.
aged 8 years and months, IL Nes-
bitt street
HuBBINETT-At Harrison, on June
1G. 1873 Christian, beloved huspand
of the late Dora Hubbinett aged So
Years months, 400 Warren street,
Harrison.
IMMANs-At the Home for Aged
Women 225 Mt. Pleasant avenue, on
June II 1918. Eliza Stillman, widow
of John lmmans. in her Soth year
KEILY-on Monday June IS, 1913;
James Kelly. beloved brother Of
denco Of his sister. 619 John street,
Kearuy, N, D.
KEIIETT-On June is, 1913, James,
beloved husband of Rose kellett, 81
New York avenue.
LECKIE-At Kearny n. j.. on June
10 1918. Agnes Leckie, aged IL
years, Lincoln avenue, kearny.
n J.
IESKO-On June is, 1918. Gizelo, be-
loved wife of Alander Lesko. aged
II years
Lewiston June 16, 1918, at his
home. 149 Johnson avenue, Clarence
FL, beloved husband of Elizabeth
V Lewis
LusINGER-on Tuesday, June H.
1918 William Lusinger beloved hus-
band OF Annie Lusinger and son Of
John Lusinger, aged 5b years 5
months, 17S Elm street.
Mg goEn. Beloved usband of Mary Me- =,
Cormack (nee Coogan).
Relatives and friends are respect;
gully b,s at to r aiea the Me
street, on Wednesday, June Is, at
$3.50 a. M, to ST. Aloyslus's Church,
wherss, Hish MACS as OF Requiem m will XII
soul. Interment. in the Cemetery of
the Holy Sepulchre.
oUGHELTREE--on June IS. 1918,
Susan A., widow of Alfred Oughel-
tree jr., aged 81 years, SAG San
ford avenue.
RANDALL--At Newark, June l0 1913,
Arthur G.. aged 81 years. beloved
husband of Mary Randall, 125 Ber-
gen street.
REILLY---on June 10, 1918, Mary, be
loved daughter of the late Hugh
and Annie Reilly.
ROBERTSON June 10, 1918 Muriel,
infant daughter of James r. and
Jessie Rogers, aged / year. 1928 High
street.
Orange on Tuesday. June II, 1918,
Catherine 3. Ryer. In her seth year,
143 Roseville avenue. Newark.
scoBL Eat Newark. N. j., on June
ii. 1918. Edward c., aged 40 years,
beloved husband of Kathern Scobls.
205 Runyon street
the Essex County Hospital. Cedar
Grove. ". j.. on June IS. 1913. Ad-
August s, 1892 Age when admitted.
20 Years; nativity. Switzerland; civil
condition, marrled occupation,
housewife. Brooklyn papers please
copy
scOTT---On Sunday. June Is. 1913,
John r., beloved husband of Isa
belle Scott, aged 66 wears.
funeral services win be held at
his late residepc~. $50 Hornblower
svonue, 1selleville, on Wednesday
afternoon ut $50 o'clock. Relatives
and friends, also members of the
Seth Bogdrn Council Of Royal Ar
canuin,. are invited lpterment In
plnonlell cemetely'
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TRoJoHN-Entered into rest, on Mon
dav, June 16.- 1918. Herman Tro-
John. beloved husband of Will
helmina TroJohn. AIRED 54 years. 66
West street, East Orange, N. J.
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GUERIN--On June IS. 1913, at the
home of her son, Frank Guerin: 1913
Hawthorne avenue, Laura H., widow
of Theodore w. Guerin.
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GILBERT-Harriet Della Montross,
widow of Bennett Gilbert ~ ELM
wood avenue, IrVington.
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WEST HUDSON REALTY

JERSEY CITY, June 1.-THE fol-
lowing deeds and mortgages affecting
property in West Hudson yere re-
corded yesterday:
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DEATHS

BEATTY--on June Is, 1913, Mary E,
wife of Charles E. Beatty, aged 5S
years
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TATE-On June IS. 1919, Carroll. be-
loved daughter of Walter and Sophie
Tate. aged years, 5s2 Orange
street.
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HOFFMAN, the Home for AGED
on Saturday June IA, 1913, Hannah
n Mcclellan, widow of Paul d.
Hoffman, in her 6eth year. - i.
the funeral chapel of Smith &
Smith, s44 Broad street, on Tues
day, June II, at S p: m. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
Tnterment at ackettstown, n j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-17

FouND-on Peshine av.. a sum Of money.
can evenings. so Renner
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-17

Soldiers Home. Kearnv
Frederick L.. loving father of Fred
erick, Louisa and Charles S. Stay.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-17

HORN--Suddenly on Monday, June 10,
1913, Charles, beloved son o. Henry
and Elizabeth Horn lnee 6lsk22W " =
bftt street.