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six years old. died on Sunday night in
his home. No. II Park street. Montclair,
y. j., from peritonitis. He had been i'll
three days. Mr.. Campbell was for years
assistant secretary Of the Consolidated
Gas Company Of New York. He was a
member Of the Engineers Club. the Ma
tional Democratic Club of New York and
the Athletic Club and ST. Luke's Episc0-
pal Church Of Montclair. He leaves his
wife and two daughters
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HAMMERSTEIN'S WAY CLEAR
Will Raze New Opera Site Mon
day, His Promise.

Oscar Hammerstein said yesterday he
expected 10 begin work i'm pulling down
the buildings on the site Of his new opera
house at Lexington avenue and sd street
Monday morning.
"All legal obstacles are now removed to
my fully acquiring title 10 the property
said Mr. Hammerstein, and I shall begin
pulling down the buildings as soon as J
get the title. which | expect will be TO.
morrow. / shall then begin work Mon
day morning, and / shall open my opera
house November 10 at s o'clock. 7 have
signed to-day my first contract with
new artist for my company. lie Is Mar
Gus Kellernann, BARITONE, who will, !
have no hesitation in saying. maks
sensation when he appears"
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BROWNE "Wednesday morning Apul .
1918 at his residence. no. - West e',A -,
Addison Brown. late iudgt OF w NIL sd,,.,t
states District Court, In tho cishty,,onrt.
year Of his age. Funeral on saturday a.
$50 p. m, n, All Souls church 10Th 81 ana
Fourth ave Interment private
cATIIN-on Sunday. March 80, 1918 at be-
residence. No. $50 park ave. Frances Hum
Catlin' wife Of the late Julius Catin, IN the
18th year OF her age Funeral services WV,
be held at Fsirholme. MorristoTn, ~ y. o.
Thursday, April 10 at ~ o S'oc.' 10 80,
leaving Hoboken at 2, m. and ret"rn'nS
arrive at Hoboken a. $50
DALTON Suddenly. on April :. 1918, JOSEPH
= Dalton az his home, No. 81 Putnam sNe
Brooklyn.
pENNINGToN--At Northeort: Long I,,sno
on Tuesday. April 2, 1918, Cordeha VIE Q,
RrookIvn, Funeral services Thursday after
noon. April 10, at ESQ O'clock Al her ist'
residence
TFRRY-Ks,h.rire Stger. beloved wife o.
Charles u Ferry az her home, at SUNNI;
n j.. on April :. Funeral private. kindly
omit flowers.
FoRp-on Tuesday morning. April $, 1918
and daughter OF tho late Dr. Leander Y. enc
Mary A. Bigelow. OF Auburn, y. Y, Funerai
FORD No. 30 Adams ST, Mount Vernon. y
o'clock. Auburn papers please copy.
GOODEvE-In Brooklyn. y. Y, on April
19i3 James Goodeve son Of the late Jane
and Ellen \. GOODBYE Funeral services a,
his late residence, No. al Gates ave, on
Thursday evening, April IL. a. $40 p m,
GrrNuorsE-on April 5. 1918. Henry Gun
house, al his daughters home, WATERBURY
VI.
HoI,I,Y-on Tuesday. April 8, 1918, Charles
Holly. the beloved son OF Mrs. a. s. Merritt
passed away. Funeral services lhursda,
April TO- at his late residence, no. 3o2 Put
nam ave, BROOKLYN. a. ? p m.
NoRTH-on Tuesday, April s. 1918. ,sidn.,.
Emma y. North, IN his 10Th year. Funersl
services at Nostrand Avenue Methodist Epis
copal church. No.trand ave. and Quincy ST..
Brooklyn. on Thursday. April 10. at 2:so p NJ
RuNYoN-su Suddenly. a, Iakehurst, n. J.. OF
April 8 1913. Isabella NJ Titz Randolph. OF
Workers wife OF the late Charles Runyo
Service private.
pa East 239th St. Mary 4. Snow. Funersi
service Thursday morning. at II o'clock, al
the chapel OF the University Heights Presby
terlan Church, Aqueduct ave. and Islst st
Bronx Take broadway subway express "a
fslst 81. and then Aqucduct ave. car. Inter
ment private.
Suddenly. at the Homesteso.
Fanwood. y. j., on April O. 1918. Margaret
vices at the Homestead. on Friday. April
II. on arrival OF train leaving New York.
foot OF Liberty St, at 2:3o. Interment
Northwood cemetery. Philadelphia. on Sat
uriay. Mt convenience OF the family. Please
omit flowers.
WEST--Mary Cooke West. wife OF the late
william Gordon West. aged 81 years Fu-
neral services at New Britain. Conn, ::3o
o. M. Thursday, April 10. 1nterment Green
wood Cemetery Friday.
~ 70
April =, 1913, Sarah Jane, wife OF j. How
ard Wright. Funeral service ~ her late
home No. Al East 51st st. New Sork city.
FRIDAY, April II. IL a. m. Interment pri-
Vate.
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FRANKLIN 3. LEWIS.

Mount Holly. y. j.. April 9-Uncon-
scious three days from a stroke Of apo
pIcxy. Franklin Il. Lewis the Nestor Of
tho Burlington County Bar Association,
died this afternoon. He was seventy nine
years old. lie was Il graduate of Prince
ton AZ Judge advocate Of the LIST Di-
vision. New Jersey militia, he assisted tn
enrolling Burlington County residents
subject 10 draft during the War Of the
Rebellion.
lie was interested in many public and
private institutions and an active worker
in the Episcopal Church. lie leaves three
sons. the Rev. Norman Lewis. rector OF
the Church of the Incarnation. Philadel-
phia; Edward H. Lewis. Of the banking
firm of &. -. Barney a. Co, Philadelphia.
and Howard g. Lewis. lawyer.
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WILtING-RAWlE.
10y rclcrraph 10 Tho tribune. !

Philadelphia, April >. Miss Edith
Eawlc. daughter OF the late Mr. and Mrs.
lanes Rawlc. was married at noon to-
dav in the Church of the Redeemer. Bryn
Nowr Penn. to Lieutenant Edward
simmer willing. L. $. NJ. G., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George willing. of Chestnut
nm The bride was given away by her
hro,bor Edward Peace Rawle, and was
tended by her sister, Miss Louisa
Rawle. Mr.. Willing had his brother
George willing jr' as best man. only
the immediate families attended the GER
a.,,lny and wedding breakfast which fol-
inwod at Charlotte. the home of the
h,ide at Bryn Mawr
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M'CREA ESTATE TO FAMILY
Former Railroad President Left
.More than $4,000"

.,,o noo and upward" was disposed of in
F'V''V, tames McCrea. eX-prcsidcnt
IL ,E WI" peenInsSivanis Railroad COMPANY
VI Who '%i sas % r yaa "G%sSG
to probate ill 81 the estate was left to
the Mcc sdTsants whose names sa are men
,,op nG in the VIII are 70 De kept i" con"
t"r, az long az theG NV
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MISS HELEN SEARS TO WE'D
Engagement Announced to j. D..
G. Bradley, of Boston.

Boston April O.. Mrs Joshua Montgom-
cry Sears. of No. T. Arlington street an
uounccd to-day the engagement Of her
only daughter. Miss Helen Sears. 10
James Donald Cameron Bradley OF Bos-
ton Miss Sears who is one Of the most
popular girls In Boston society. is mem
Der OF the Chiffon Club. the Country
club. the New Riding club. the Vincent
Club and the Colony club. OF New York
CITY On her mothers side Miss Sears
is related to the Choate. Burnett and
other prominent families.
Mr.. Bradley is a graduate OF Harvard
'o6. and is member Of the Boston city
CLUB. the Harvard club. Boston. and the
Harvard Club In New York
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GRIER-WE BSTER.

Miss Kathleen Webster daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H. Webster. Of
30. as Clinton avenue, Brooklyn. and
John Cowdrey Gricr son Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Gricr Of Goshen, n. Y. were mar
ried last evening 10y the Rev Or. st. Clair
Hester. II was home ceremony. to
which only relatives and close personal
friends were hidden. Miss Doris Webster
was her sisters maid Of honor and George
Grier was his brothers best man. Tho
bridegroom was graduated from Cornell
in 1905
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JOHN MULLINS.

Atlantic city. April 9.-John Mullins
who owned furniture stores IN newark
Jersey city. Brooklyn and elsewhere
died at the Hotel Chcalsea to-day. liis
home was AT No. 254 Montgomery street
Jersey city. lie was sixty-eight years
old and had been twice married ms sec
ond wife dying about year ago TWO
sons survive him Mr. Mullins at one
time was a member of the Jersey city
Board Of Finance. lie was interested in
racing and owned the horse Badge.
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HENRY TAPPAN.

TBy Telegraph 10 The lrlpuhe.l
Hampstead. Long Island Apili
Henry Tappan. forty-five years old dieo
bcro to-day from heart disease. MT
r,rrap had lust come from San Antonio
Tex. with two carloads OF POLO PONIES
which he expected to sell for the coming
international polo championship. lie had
his monies east Of this place. at the
Meadow Brook Hotel. lie was taken III
This morning. Before doctor could pc
lied ne was dead Mr.. Tappan was
known to every polo man IN 'he coun" o
lie leaves a wife.
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IN THE BERkSHIRES.
rBy telegraph to Tho Tribune. }

~ TcTocTapT T0 ! m" TT"0T---T
Lenox. April 9.-William u. sloane
Joseph H. Choatc, Mrs. Charles McBur-
nov. Mrs. oscar Iasisl. Miss Helen G..
Ru,lcr and :. W. Woodward have each
given 81. Coo 10 aid the construction ana
ro,.ipment OF the stockbridgc High School
now Deing built. At the annual town
meeting Monday vote OF thanks was
given 10 Mrs. Iasgi for her interest IN
Dr and Mrs. Henry i. Jaquesr who
have been in Paris for the winter nave
arrived at the Curtis Hotel
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IRISH COLLEGE PRIESTS DINE
Graduates of Maynooth Have FIT
teenth Annual Dinner.

Forty-hvc priests. members OF Inc
Roman Catholic Communion. graduates of
,,o MAMMOTH College, ireland. assembled
at tho Hotel Astor last night for their
fifteenth annual dinner. The priests rep
resented the hundred members of the
MAMMOTH Union of the United states,
the president OF which is Monsignor
Charles McCready, of the Holy Cross
Church.
Monsignor Mooney. Of this city. the Rev.
Daniel Lavcry. Of ST. Louis, and the Rev.
pennis Durgan. of Bordcntown, y. j.. al.
dressed the diners. Monsignor Mooney
snoIc of fine Pope and DR.. Lavcry toasted
the college. \ business meeting was he'n
Ia the afternoon
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j. R. CASWELL, rs, TO WED
Newport Widow Several Years His
Junior To Be New Workers. Bride.

by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Newport X T., April John II. Cas-
well. seventy eight years old, who spend b
his time between New York and Newport.
is to be married on Tuesday His bride
viii be Mrs. Mary T.. Lavcry. Of this cts.
and the ceremony will take place at the
Newport home of Mr.. Caswcu.
Tho wedding will bc performed by the
Rev. stanley 9. Hughes Of Trinity
Church. Mrs Lavcry is a widow. several
Nears Nj. CnsNcll's nnlnr
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In Washington Society.
AT EXPORT.

fB, Telegraph TO Tho Tribune
Newport. April 9.-Captain ana MiS NJ
len - Raymond were dinner entertain
ers at Fort Adams this evening ia honor
Of Mrs. Tracy. wife of Major Joseph -
Tracy. who will soon leave the post
Austin Ledyard Sands. who was recent
Ia operated on for appendicitis. was aule
TO sit No to-day. -,
Miss Roberta Willard. who is III al the
Newport Hospital, was reported Im-
proved to-day. u-...,,.,,.
Rear Admiral Cameron Mex. Nlhslo"
has gone to Norfolk.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

MISS SOPHIE SULING. who for more
than twenty years taught school in Man
haitian. died yesterday In DR.. Combes's
sanatorium, in Corona, Queens. She had
been in the sanatorium nine years. Miss
Sulinr was about flfty-one years old.
COLIN CAMPBELL SIMPSON. Nifty
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tess and Mr. Won Btilow will sail for Ger
many. The ambassador will return 10
Washington on Sunday and will not go
abroad until late in June. when he VIII
Join Countess Won BernstorG and spend
the summer with her on their estate. MT
Won Bulow will be attached TO the FOR
eign Office in Berlin.
In Washington Society.
Mrs. Marshall received several huhuIeu
guests at the Shoreham this afternoon
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bradley n
Fiske entertained a small dinner party IN
Stoneleigh Court tonight I'm honor Of the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Daniels
Their guests included surgeon Genera
and Mrs. stokes. Senator and MIS-. Mar
tin. Captain McCully. in command OF the
Mavfiower. and Miss Fiske
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson rage en-,
tnrtained at dinner authors artists ana
politicians tonight in honor or MI. ana
Mrs. f. Hopknson Smith.
Miss Helen Taft i i'm Washington, tne
guest of the former Secretary OF the navy
and Mrs Meyer and the Misses Meyer
There will be several entertainments Ut
honor Of Miss Taft
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MARRIED..

RUSSELI.-CROSTHW WEDNESDAY.
April .. at Grace Church. Honesdale
Penn. 10y tho Rev. Dr. James L. War.
Marietta. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Hem,
H. Russell. 20 Bruce Latter CroS;hwsit 81
Bloomington H.
SEAMAN WEED ON April .. at New Yofs
city. Stanley Myers Seamau and Katherine
de Roulhac Weed
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OFFICES.

MAIN OFrlcE--No. i54 Nassau street.
UPTOWN OFFICE--No. 1864 Broadway. or
any American District telegraph Once
HARLEM OFFICE--No. 1o7 East 125th
street. No. 26S West 125th street aA1 No.
30 west 125th street
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Mrs. Wilson has accepted the ONCE OF
honorary president Of the Southern IN
dus,rial Educational Association, accord
Ing 10 an announcement by Mrs. Martina
@. Gielow. vice president and founder OIL
that organization. The purpose of the So
cletv is tho education Of children living in
the mountains Of the Southern states. io
mote from schools. Chief justice Shep-
pard Of the Court OF Appeals Is the presi-
dent
Miss Jessie Wilson went TO Richmond
TO-DAY 10 attend the convention OF inc
Young Women's Christian Assocla''oh
and 10 deliver an address
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERrAKERe

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
c33d ST. BY Harlem Train ana cy Iroile5
once, 20 East 23d St.. ~ 7.
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The Cabinet.

The first real Cabinet reception day OF
the administration WAS celebrated TO-DAY
nearly all Of the Cabinet women receV-
Ing
Mrs BRYAN received at the New wizard
for the second time since her huSo"'' ~
came Secretary Of state.
Mrs Garrison received informally
Mrs RurIeson. who had intended Keep
Ing open house. accompanied MT. buric
son instead 10 the sanatorium at Tako"a
Park and spent the afternoon win zen
eral John -. Henderson. an OH hi'"O'
Who is there as a patient
Mrs. Daniels received at single jan
having with her Mrs. Franklin d. hoose-
welt. wife OF the Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy: Mrs. Lee S. Overmah' fhis'
Agnes Worth Bagley, the mother oi vi o.
Daniels Mrs. Lcifh G. Palmer Mrs' ''"
pin M Potts and Mrs. F'ullam, wives oi
the aids 10 Secretary Daniels ana '"e
Misses Daniels. sisters OF the hostess.
Mrs Franklin X. Lane received and hao
assisting her Mrs. Joseph Mckenna' M'e
Works, Mrs. George Chamberlain MITE
Hugh Wallace. Mrs. Ira Copley. MI9.
Fechtoler. Miss Chamberlain anu --"'''
Margaret Fecntelor.
Miss Agnes Wilson. daughter OF ,ne
Secretary Of Labor. received ior "e'
mother, who IL sem-invalio' ineIo
we're several girls with MISS "5''o"'
among them Miss Bristow. MISS ''as
dsla and the Misses Brodbeck.
The Diplomatic Corps.
G.
The French Ambassador and NINE 'ao
serand have issued invitations Tor u'"'
ner on April 10 and another on April ~
The German Ambassador and Couiilco'
Won Bernstorn and Mr. Won Bdlow. Ger
man sttache. will go 10 New fork 'o-
row morning, and on SATURDAY 'no '''"
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be
by full name and address.
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FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 24f-8 west aga
st. Chapels Private Rooms. Private Anbu.
iances Tel. 1924 Chelsea
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WASHINGTON.
At the White House.

rFlom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, April >.
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DRONN-Ou Wednesday morning April 9.
1918. az his residence. No. 80 West seth -.
Addison Brown lato judge Of the Initoa
states District Court, in tho eight, ,onrtI
go p m. NJ All Souls Church, Goth -. ana
Fourth ave Interment private.
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DALTON suddenly, on AprII q Islo, JOSH
p Dalton. az his home. No 81 Putnam s'c
Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
General Markets.

New York. March 1a
BUTTER-Steady: receipts. I+S pack
ages: crea merry. extras. ID. 361ta37c 1rsts
s5a36c. seconds. 33a34tc.: thirds. sla32c, q.
held. extras. 5a3s nc: frsts. 34a34tc, sec
onds. 3ltea33L1c.: state dairy, tubs. finest.
4s35c. good to prime. soa33e.; common to
fair. 2sa 2sc.: process. extras. 27haasc..
irKtx. zss27c.: seconds. Babe: imita ton
creamery. nrsts. 8a26c.: factory. June
make. 2sa74c.. current make. drsts, 23a
2s1ac.: seconds, a2a22hc.: thirds. isa2lc,.
packing stock. current make. No. Z 2la
NAc.: No !. ISa2oc.
CHEESE-lrrexuiar: receipts. $50 boxes
state. whole milk. specialr. white. winter.
H.. l6hc.; held. l7sl7hc. coiored, winter
ibl.alsc.: held. I711aisc, average run. win.
ter. l6Ac,; held. ishai7c.; color-d. winter.
isa164c.. held. l6+al7Hc: underKrades. l4a
l6c.: daisies. l7al1hc.: state skims. held.
speciaia. l3al%c.: winter. specials. llkai2c..
fair to choice. shalo4sc.: unoerEradssI
safe.
EGGS Steady: receipts, za.+@ cases.
fresh gathered. extras. doz.. iSttaaOc. ex-
ira, Is1AalSc.. seconds and lower grades.
lsalSxc.:7 dirtiss. ~iSalIc.; checks. iOai5c. t.:
refrigerator. frsts. ~i5l.aisc. lower grades.
ilai<,sc.: state. Pennsylvania and nearby.
hsnnory whites. good to large size. ga &c. :
defective In size. ETC.. 2oa9c.: hsnnery
browns. nc: gathered brown and mixed
colots, iSalS4c
CORN-Receapts. 1905: shipments. q. 900.
No. I new (. O, b. afloat, 66%c.
POTATOE2-W Weak. Bermuda. new. Dbl.
S6ad + Maine. bag. II. 7bal.sS: state. s.. IS:
western. bag. Il. 70ai. rs: sweets Jersey.
basket, Hc.a0.N
LIVE POULTRY-Firm chickens. To-,
&c.,; fowls. INC. ROSTERS. ll4c.: turkeys.
3oc.; geese. ilAc,: ducks. 2c.: guineas.
pair. &C.: pigeons. %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
LUDWIG'S FURNITURE HOUSE 1 pe4fh 9@ Smith h St.

provisions of an act of the Legislature
of the State OF New Jersey. entitled
AN act to authorize the improvement
of street and highways in cities OF this
state, and to provide for the payment
of the expense of the same" approved
June 13, 1898. and OF the several acts
amendatory thereof and supplementary
thereto, do by direction of the said
Court. hereby give notice of the TWEEN
tieth day OF March. In the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirteen, at
the hour of two o'clock In the after
noon, at the City Hall, in the City OF
Perth Amboy. In the County of Middle
sex and State OF New Jersey. as the
time and place when and where they
Will hear any persons in interest who
may present themselves to be heard, or
who may desire to be heard concerning
assessments for benefits upon lands In
the vicinity OF the above named pave
ments.
Dated March 10th. 1918.
HENRY MCCULLOUGH,
MATTHEW WEIRUP,
WILLIAM p. O'HARA,
15902-3-11-St Commissioners.
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Oriain of the Sidesaddls.

The use Of The sidesaddle for women
riders IL traced to the time OF Anne of
Bohemia. eldest daughter OF the EN-
peror Of Germany. who married Rich
ard IL. Of England. Previous to this
date all Englishwomen bestrode their
horse man fashion. but on account ut
q deformity this German bride was
forced to use a s~idesaddle. and the GUS
tom became general.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

Do yon require money in a hurryf
II you do, our plan of Advancing
ready cash will be of interest to you
Any reasonable amount, from ten dol
lars upward, On our guarantee, saves
you time and worry.
Before securing q loan there are sev
eral things TO be considered Have vour
dealing confidential. with 4 reliable Arm.
One who will consider you, circum
stances at all times. One whose aim is
to be Of ZEAL service and to please.
We have teen established over 10
years. which proves we must ave given
satisfaction Our business Is serving
the public with ready cash, and you
will find public opinion p~roclaims u
the Most Reliable. Our motto is ga
square deal or no DEAL" If impossi
bic for you to call at on, office, writ,
or telephone and the manager himsel.
will call and explain more fully, GU
quiet, courteous way Of advancin,
money. New Brunswick Loan Con
pany, 46 Paterson St., New Brunswick
N. J. Phone II. Room 10, secon
Aoor. Office hours 9 q m to g p m.
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Live Stock Markets.

PttsburEh, March Is
CATTLE-suppiy hight. marke, steady
choic>. y. 7oaS,So: prime. =. +oas 70. good
.. 3Oax. -: tidy butchers. tSaS. 70: fair, STA
$50; common. s6a1: common to good far
oulla. G.b0a1. 20: common TO good fat cows
ta7.6o. hsifers. A-soas: fresh cow and
springers. Soa7s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Supply light.
market steady: prime wethers 81 SAL q
rood mixed. Is. 4oa6.So: fair mixed. IS sia
S.X; culis and common. S3a+: lambs. ss.
a.N; veal calves. sllal2: heavy and thin
calves. S7as
Receipts extremely light. mar
ket active: prices 70 cents higher: prime
hea Wy. s.. 40: heavy mixed, $3.50; mediums.
heavy Workers.. light Workers. and pigs,
=. 70: rouxhs. sas 50; stngs s7a70
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FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER.

FILMS DEVELOPED. Six exposures
iOc. Prints, 2Ax3A, &c; 2hx4A'
}kxSR, 3Ax4A, &c; 3Ax5h, 4x5' pos
.als, &c each.
James l.. Braidwood, 273 High ST.
Perth Amboy, N. J.. Sole agent FOR
John N. Lehrs, Woodbridge, ~. j., hlgh
grade printing, developing and rlaTg-
ng for amateur photographers
1860 -25-lYr
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MIDDLEsEx COUNTY CIRCUIT

MIDDLEsEx COUNTY CIRCUIT
..-. COUR..
In the matter Of the application of the
City Of Perth Amboy. for the ap-
Monument Of commissioner to eati-
mate and assess the benefits to lands
y in the vicinity of the new sewers laid
II West Side Avenue, from Neville
Street to Hall Avenue, and In Jenries
Avenue to Washington Street; In
Water street from Smith Street to
Gordon street, and In Division street
from Broad Street to New Bruus-
wick Avenue. In the City Of Perth
NOTICE OF MEETING OF COMMITS
SIONERS.
This UNDERSIGNED. commissioners APP
pointed In the above named matter.
having duly qualified by taking and
provisions OF an act of the Legislature
OF tho State Of New Jersey. entitled
AN act to authorize cities to construct
sewers and drains. and to provide for
proved March 8. 1881. and Of the sew
eral acts a~mendatory thereof and sup.
Elementary thereto. do by direction OF
the said Court. hereby give notice OF
the twentieth day of March, In the year
one thousand nine hundred and thir-
teen. al the hour OF two o'clock In the
afternoon. at the City Hall. In the CITY
Of Perth Amboy. In the County OF Md
dlesex and State OF New Jersey, as the
time and place when and where they
may present themselves to be heard, or
who may desire to be heard concerning
assessments for benefits upon lands In
the vicinity OF the above named sewers.
Dated March 10th. 1918.
MATTHEW WEIRUP.
WILLIAM P. O'HARA.
l5sOI-S-11-St Commissioners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-13
PUBLIC SERVICE TIME TABLE
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.

TRAINS LEAVE PERTH AMRor
For New York. Newark and Elizabeth
1t s:2s. 7:12. IT SO. 1855. sS:23. $40. s:<7,
l0:OS. 10 80. 1i:l6 a m.-12:07. 12'33. 2:4T
1:i<. $40. sos. 500. S:l4. 1926. s11. 90
D m Sundays: s:2z. 9;aa D. m.-1:ss.
t:08. e:b2. s:2T p. ~
New York only
saturday only
For Philadelphia ana Trenton. via
Bound Brook: 6t28. 7:12. s.42. 10 o6. '':1e
4 m.-l2:32. a:4T, s:o8. 500, s14 p. M
eundays: s:a2. s:2s a Mills. Sos. s:62,
t:c7 .. m.
For Long Branch. Ashury Park. Ocean
Grove. ETC.: 6:10, s0s a m.-l2'o2. 50 'o5.
t;33. s03 s:34. sht. 1881 o. m Sundays
1850. 1857 a m.-<:57. 1901 D. m
For Freehold $40. 1'02. sos d NJ
13:07. 2:21. SIS. sos sA p IN. sundays
II -6s . m-<f67. 1901 D m