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SEALED PROPOSALS.

~
be received for the constructions Of ms
item l to include mason work III. and
marble. iron and steel and chimney.
Item TO include carpenter roofing. e11es)
metal. painting and hardware
Item 8 to include electrical work. sisvazof4|
and elevator DOORS
Item to include plumbing. rsfriserakInr|
item 10 include well. air compra.-or and
receix er
Ssid proposals TO be accompanied By tHa|
consent In writing Of two surettes or q atr>f<|
company suthoTizec g 90 e, business = IBIS
such proposals, qualify a. to their reEr5ne- 4
biuty In the amount of such proposals ant|
awrrded 10 the person or persons n1zkt1'<
the proposal they Will upon its being e5
awarded, become bis or their suretiee fer the)
n the person OF persons omit or REFUSE ~
execute such contract they win pay t. <e9|
city Of NEWARK any a,nerence ee{tNSsn <ne|
entitled upon the completion Of the con
tract and that which the city Of Ness ~
lsss whom such contract shall be szecuss3
Bidders must specify N THAR rreUa141<|
the number OF days required . nn1Sc fnefr|
work. should the above Wofa or works WI
Al BIDS must be made on blanks furniznsd
Ier the he psspq sSs onee 81 n es@ !.rk
Plans and specifications for the prop51>f|
building may be OBTAINED from Hooper 4 Co..
architects and engineers Ilt 84f<tt z<f@&<
Newark N J.. on and after May b "a
lspon the deposit OF certified check IN 1HsI
check will he returned to the hti1ef # <f4I
plans and specifications are returned 10 cal
arahftects and engineers before O'Clock i. q
The said Committee on Public HHIl1!n<< 1<I
the Common Council reserve for tHtrrz6<3<@|
posais for the above work. or 20 ~7ifr n n
defects therein. as they may Dean he=t ftf|
the interests Of the city Of Newark. III
Buildings Of the Common Council II ~
city or Newark, .. 81
chssrsnan Public H'i'a'esz cs1V
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PUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given that the
following proposed ordinances passed a
second reading and were ordered to a third
and final reading at a meeting Of the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners held
May 18th 1919:
An ordinance to provide for the grading
curbng and tagging of
MARGARETTA STREET,
from Amsterdam street TO Avenue l.
An ordinance to provide for the grading,
curbing and nagEing of
NIAGARA STREET.
from Berlin street to Amsterdam street.
An ordinance TO provide for the grading
curbing and tagging Of
MCCLELLAN STREET,
from the present terminus at Pennsylvania
Railroad to Evergreen avenue.
An ordinance to provide for the grading.
curbing and Tagging OF
NORTH TENTH STREET
from Bloomfield avenue 20 Delavan avenue.
P. H. RYAN
President Of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
A. L. SWAIN.
myie-5t Acting Clerk Of the Board.
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cIrY AnvERT1sEMENrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILDINGS.
We. the undersigned commissioners. duly
appointed 10 compute, estimate and nx dam
ages for local Improvements, having made
an estimate and assessment Of damages sus-
tained by the opening Of Woodside avenue
from Montclair avenue TIC Verona avenue
viii sell on the premises at public suction
on Thursday May %. 1918. at 8 o'clock IN
the afternoon Of said day. a two-family-two-
story frame building located al No 2e Coes-
man street. rooms on first aoor. rooms
and alcove on second. A two-story frame
building located at No. 20 Coeyman street.
stores on nrst floor. rooms on secend
floor and shed In rear. two-story frame
carpenter shop located at Nc. "A eoeymaH
street.
Terms viii be twenty-five t25l per cent at
time OF purchase. snd rhe remsining amount
Of purchase price or before the expiration
Of two f2) days from date Of sale.
The condition OF the sale VIII be that the
n,rchaser will remove or tear down the said
buildings on or before June ;. 1913.
The right Is reserved to withdraw the sale
II deemed best
Dated May Is. 1918.
JOSEPH HETSLER
ADOLPH HOIzNER.
myie-st Commissioners.
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DENIES CONNECTION WITH
JACKSON WIRE" POOL

NEW YORK, May 16.-The Jack
son wire pools members of which
were indicted by the government and
pleaded guilty three years ago. were
the subject today OF the testimony
of James A. Farrell, president of the
u. 8. Steel Corporation at the hear
ing of the government suit to dis
solve the corporation. Mr.. Farrell
denied that the u. S. steel Products
Company, the corporations export
concern, of which he was formerly
president, had anything to do with
the pools.
He said he had never discussed
the wire POOLS with Judge Gary.
1.-THE welfare ford" of the corpora
ton, it's pension system, accident
relief system. the installation of safe
ity devices and sanitary improvements
in the mills were described by the
witness at length.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Newark. n. j. May u. 1913.
Sealed proposals win be received between
s:fs and $50 o'clock p. m. and opened at
the last named hour on Thursday. May -
1913. at e public meeting az the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioner City Hall.
Newark. \. j., for tho following coated
cast iron water pipe and special castings:
l. se5 tons Of 1000 pounds of se-inch diam
eter
50 tons OF 1000 pounds of special castings
OF 36-inch diameter.
All T. D. b. cars Newark n. j.. accord
fnK to specifications which will be furnished
upon application at the Office Of the engineer
and superintendent OF the Department. OF
Water or the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners Of the city OF Newark. n. J..
City Hall Annex
Proposals must be accompanied by the
consent in writing Of two sureties President
of Essex County, n. - or surety company
authorized to do business in New Jersey.
who quality a. 20 their responsibility in the
amount Of the propoEzl. and agree TO becoms
sureties for the faithful performances OF the
contrucf, II nH4r1ed
b direction Of the board
NORRIS y sHnRRERp.
max1t-6s chlsf Hueinssr.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

material ana performing the work required
IN the erection OF a public market building,
in the city of Newark. n. J., TO be known as
GENTLE MARKET.
to be erected on tn Alaikes Plaza, north OF
Commerce street and west Of Mulberry street,
according to plans and ~ ecifcations drawn
by Hooper & Co. architects and engineers.
viii be received by the Committee on Public
Buildings of the Common Council Of the
city Of Newark, n J.. at meeting to be
held In the City Hail. Newark. N. J.. on
May 26. 1918.
The committee viii be In session to re-
ceipe bids from to $50 .. m.
Bids will be opened promptly al $50 p. n.
Proposals. properly Endorsed. must be pre-
scented personally and enclosed in sealed en-
ve1opes with the title Of the portion Of the
work estimated on. and al no other tins or
Proposals win Be rerslvsd fas he erection
and completion o. ina cnffre work under
esnerai contract and teersfe rroposzH *za
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100 BOSS BARRIERS ASK
GAYN0R TO ARBITRATE

NEW YORK, May leone hun
dred boss BARRIERS called on Mayor
Gsynor today and asked him to ar
! ftrate their controversy with their
striking employees. They told the
mayor that 10000 barber shops in the
city we're affected by the strike and
that the bosses werc ready to con-
cede many Of the journeymen's de-
mands for more pay and shorter
hours. The mayor said he would try
to arrange a conference with the
leaders.
Four columns of striking BARRIERS.
10000 strong, organized a parade
through the streets this afternoon.
Special squads of police were as
signed to patrol the line of march.
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MARKET IS FIRM
At CLOSING HOUR

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE reduce
ton in the New Haven dividend rate
from 8 per cent to 6. announced after
the close yesterday. having been fully
discounted. there was better mar
ket for the stock at the opening to-
day, and on the first transaction 1t
rose point to log. Trading was
more active and though changes were
irregular majority of the active is
sues were higher.
IL a. m.-Support to influential
stocks caused the market to turn de-
oidedly upwards, despite reaction Of
III in New Haven. Canadian Pacific,
Brooklyn Transit. Amalgamated and
the Hartman shares improved n
point.
Noon-The bond market was ir-
regular, with continuation Of pres
sure against some Issues. st. Louis
and San Francisco refunding Is maxi
ing a new low record of 70. The new
St. Paul AIS, on the other hand,
showed considerable strength, rising
TO par for the first time.
1 D. m.-Speculative favorites, such
as Reading and Union Pacific, worked
still higher after midday, but the
great mass of stocks were neglected.
Selling of stocks and bonds Of some
Southern and Middle Western rail-
roads apparently Indicated resump-
ton of liquidation.
9 D. m.--Purchases by the shorts
seemed to have been satisfied by the
time the active features had risen
about a point beyond yesterdays clos
ing. Speculation thereafter was Mt
full, but the tone continued strong
despite the meagreness of the de-
mand.
8 D. m.-The market closed firm.
Rising prices marked the limited
business of the last hour.
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TO CHARLES H. PEcKwoRrH. or his Re-
ceiver or Trustee in Bankruptcy. or to ali


TO CHARLES H. PEcKwoRTH. or his Re-
ceiver or Trustee in Bankruptcy. or TO all
to whom II may concern
Take notice, that on Tuesday, the twenty
seventh day Of May, In the year nineteen
hundred and thirteen. at twelve o'clock noon
the undersigned will expose to sale at public
auction at No 416 Central avenue in the
city Of Newark. Essex County. New Jersey
certain Pierce Arrow car or automobile,
makers number 1924. model 1910. -
h. p. seven passenger touring car, the prop
erty OF Charles H. Peckworth. or HIS re-
ceiver or trustee in bankruptcy. That said
car will be exposed to sale by me under and
by virtue Of the provisions Of AN act au-
thorizns persons having liens for work, labor
or materials employed IN the construction or
-Apair Of any article TO enforce such lien, =
pamphlet laws 1885, page 25. and the supple
ments thereto. and that the amount Of the
bill or account due me for repairs on said
car is 1868 81 and that said account In whole
or IN part has remained unpaid for more than
three months. -
w H. ELLIS. Proprietor.
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CRY ApyERTIsEMENTs.


PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby. given that the
following proposed ordinance passed q
second residing and was ordered TO third
and anal reading at a meeting Of the Boo I'd
of Street and Water Commissioners held May
18th. 1913:
An ordinance to provide for the release
and extinguishment Of the public right sris-
ing from the dedication Of that part Of
OLD LILLE STREET
lying west of the westerly line Of Lille
street,
r. II. RYAN.
A. Il. SWAIN
my1e-5t Acting Clerk Of the Board.
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DIsrnIsg SQUIRT Of b. s TgE ,r LIMITED

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter Of David Balls and lgnatz
Kaufman. ind. and trading as Balls and
Kaufman, bankrupt, IN bankruptsy;
To the creditors OF David Balls and Isnatz
kaufman, ind. and trading as Balls and
Kaufman. OF the city Of Newark. in the
County OF Essex in said district;
Notice Is hereby given that on the twelfth
day OF May. a, d. 1918 the said David Balls
and Ignatz Kaufman, ind. and trading as
Balls and Kaufman. were duly adludged
bankrupts and that FIRST meeting Of their
creditors viii be held az the Bankruptcy
street. IN the City Of Newark. in said county.
on the twenty ninth day Of May. 1918. at
1890 o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend and prove
their claims appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business
as may come before raid meeting.
Said proofs Of claim must comply with Sec
ton 81 OF the Bankruptcy Law. and Rule 2
Of the General Orders Of the United States
Supreme Court. and must be properly In
dorsed In this matter. fee OF twenty-five
cents inurt accompany the proof OF claim
EDWIN G. ADAMS.
Raferee In Bankruptcy
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FORE RIVER REoRGANIZED

BOSTON. May 1s.-Announcement
was made today of the reorganization
of the Fore River shipbuilding Com
.pany. The company will be known as
the Fore River Shipbuilding Corpora
ton. 1t has an authorized capital
Of 100000, owned by the Bethlehem
Steel Company.
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Yrs. rockingham Hanks

Mrs. rockingham Hanks new
hired girl does everything around
the house excepting cook, wash and
iron. sweep, dust, bake, polish the
furniture, clean the winders and
make the beds. She is one of the.
finest pianoler players Mrs. Hanks
has ever had and is splendid par
lor cnnversationalist.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne G. Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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BfTRCEsSER-At Baltimore. Md, on
Wednesday,. May 18th. 1913 Victor l..
Blirgesser. in his forty ninth. year
Funeral services will be held at ais
late home 143 Burnett street. East Or
anre. \. j.. on Saturday. May 18th, at
go D. m Relatives and friends are
invited to attend. Interment at the
convenience. of the family.
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BRINKafANN--on May IL. 1913, VIII,
iam. beloved son of Lawrence and
Matilda Brinkmann, GAS South Tween
tfelh street
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PHILA. STOCK MARKET

The following quotations were fur
nished by Eisele & King:
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RRoWNE-on May is, 1913, Bessie Ruth,
beloved daughter Of Frank and the
late Hannah Browne (nee Leel. aged
10 years, 1874 Myrtle avenue, lrvington-
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CHAEFER-Entered into rest. on
Wednesday, Nav IA, 1913. Ida ".
Schaefer (nee Wade). beloved wife
of j. ]. Schaefer. in her 49th year.
403 Clinton avenue.
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CAMPINO--on Thursday, Nav 10. lsds.
Thomas, beloved husband of santa, at
his late residence. 14S South street.
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MoFFIT- On May is. 1913 Robert
son of "A. c. and Ella Lewis Moffit,
aged 70 YEARS Z months, Fl South
F'ourt zenith street.
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elizabeth papers please copy.)

RINK-on May IA. 1918, Annie Rink.
widow of George Rink. in her 9th
year. as Springfield avenue.
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NORR1ss-Ar West Orange. N j.. May
H. 1913, Ellen E., beloved wife of
Edward p. Morris (nee Callahan,
80 Condit terrace.
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CARMAN .Angleine Fletcher. passed to
rest. May Is. 1913. at her residence,
lbs Walnut street, Montclair. n j.
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ROBERTSON Wednesday. May IA 1913,
George NJ. Rogers. in his s4th year.
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SHAFER-On May 1s. 1913 Mary L..
beloved wife of David A. Shafer,
aged Al years.
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LoGEs-s udde fly, on Thursday, May
TO-. 1919, afusr brief Illness. Henry
Loges. sr. fdpwer of Helen #. Loges
(nee Hebring,, in his SD year. ~
Relatives End friends, also Granite
Lodge No. "a; Jefferson Encnmpment
No. "a, l. 10. o. F., and the Newark
Printing fessmeu's Union No. 81. are
kindly ing ted to attend the funeral
from his I late home, No. 6S3 South
Fourteenth street. on Sunday, MAY is,
1913 at 2t.30 D. IN. Interment in Fair
mount Cemetery.
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wAGENBACHTE into rest on
Thursday, May is, 1913. Margareth
Julia. beloved daughter of George
M and Ada Wagenbach (nse wit
tick), aged 3 years months IA
days. 21s South Twelfth street.
ZIMMER--Entered into rest on Fri
day. May rs. 1918. Mary thinner
fnee umstaedter), beloved wife If
Ludwig thinner. aged So years, 322
Waveriv avenue.
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{ 7daughterl Of the widow OF the late
John Henry Munday.
RAUH-Entered into rest. Hugo Rauh,
beloved husband of Anna Rauh tnee
Crebl. aged IS years.
Relatives and friends. also the menu
hers of Schiller Lodge. No. S. r. &
A. NJ. the Newark Turn Verein and
the Vein Obst Gartenbau verein are
invited to attend the funeral services
ut the late residence. IS Fairmount
avenue Saturday evening. May IL. at
s O'Clock Masonic services on Sunday.
MAY IS. 1918. Interment Paramount
Cemetery
lIIlizabeth papers please copy.l
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MTJNDAY-Suddenly at Montclair. N.
j.. on May ~, Mildred beloved
< daughter of the widow of the late
John Henry Munday.
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CHRIsTENsEN-On May Il: MA. Otto.
beloved husband of Matilda ChrtSten-
sen fnee Snyder}. Bruce street.
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BRANNICk-On May Ibth, 1918. AIhry a.,
beloved wife of Charles Brannick, and
daughter of Patrick and the late Chris
tena Patterson
of St Johns Council, No. 1858. l. G.
B. A., are kindly invited. TO attend the
funeral from her late residence II
at e:15 a. M to st. Rose of Lima
Church, where solemn high mass OF
requiem viii be offered for the repose
of her soul 1nterinent in the Cenne-
terry of the Holy Sepuichre.
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CLARKSON--On May II. 1913. Catherine;
beloved wife of John c. Clarkstm. aged
63 years 5S4 Chestnut street, "A tlf1gton.
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HARNEY-On Thursday. My 15. Rose
A. Harvey (nee Cooney), j,eloved wife
of Thomas Harvey, at M .r late resi-
dence 1914 Orange street
Notice Of funeral hereaf Ter.
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ELLoR--At Bloomfield N. j.. May 10.
aged 81 years, Ga watsessing, avenue.
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THORNTON-On Thursday, May Is,
1918, Thomas. son of Louisa and the
year, 5 North Sixteenth street. East
Orange. N. J.
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JAcQUIN-on Friday, May 16 1913;
August, beloved son OF Jacob and
Louisa Joaquin tnee - gmannl. aged
10 years G months. 2SS, South Twenty
hrsf street Irvington.
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HANGS-Suddenly ON May 16. 1913,
Henry. son of the late Quito and
Louisa Hangs.
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H. in.) eastwardIy from Pole Ne. 4.
PILE No T. to :, be heated s,r. within d..s the
ninety seven feet I'VE inches to7 It. in.i
eastwardly from Pole No. 8.
Pole No. 10 Is to be located within the
one hundred and twenty-one feet ten inches
d2t IT. 10 inl eastwsrdiy from Pole No. ).
Pole No y Is to be located within the
one hundred and four feet nine inches do4
IT. o inl eastwardly from Pole No. 10.
Pole No. - is to be located within the
one hundred and nine feet (109 IT. east
wprdiy from Pole No. u.
Pole No. 20 Is to be located within me
enc hundred and thirty seven feet two inches
1a7 n. 2 inl eastwardiy from Pole No. -.
Pole No. is Is TO be located within 'he
forty two feet eight inches f42 IT. in.) east
wardiy from Pole No rs.
Pole No. 20 is 10 b. located within the
soufheriy curb line of Market street. distant
sevenfy-four feet six inches ga It. in)
eartwardlv from Pole No Is.
Pole No. % is to be located within the
southeriy curb line Of Market street. distant
one hundred and twenty feet 120 ~ east
wsrdiy from Pole No. 20.
Pnie No. "a 10 to be located within the
southerIy curb line Of Market street distant
one hundred and twenty-eisht feet seven
inches G2s IT. in.) eastwardly from Pole
Pole No. % is to be located within the
southerlv curb line Of Market street distant
one hundred end one feet SIX inches C10i IT.
in) eastwHrdiy from Pole No ~
Pole No. rs is to be located within the
southerly curb line Of Market street DISSENT
ono hundred and ak feet six inches fi06 It.
G in.1 easterly from Pole No. 20.
Pole No. 70 Is to be located within the
southeriy curb line Of Market street distant
one hundred and eleven feet three inches
OH n. 3 in.l eastwardly from Pole 70 ~
xoutheriy curb line Of Market street distant
one hundred feet 600 ft.l eastwardly from
Pole No. 30.
Pole No a. is to he located within the
sputherly curb line Of Market street distant
twenty-nfne feet nine inches Gao Il. in.)
easfwardly frpm the .eastsriy curb line Of
Broad street produced.
Pole No. 90 II 70 be ]oc1ted within the
sessthessy curb line q Marriott street. distant
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KUHN-on Tuesd ~, May 10. 1913, after
a lingering illne as, Frederick J. Kuhn,
beloved SON e Emily. Kuhn tnee
brother of RevG Alfred o. Kuhn. aged
20 years 8 mo 81 his days. oT1 Peshine
avenue.
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BLAIcHER-on May Il 1913. Christian
Blaicher, aged So years.

EoYLE-On May IA, 1913. John j. be
loved son of Patrick and Mary Boyle
tnee Begley).
Relatives and friends and members
of Company A. Spanish War Veterans,
are kindly Invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. l52 Hudson
street. on Saturday. Mag 18th, at $40
q. M. to St. Joseflhs Church, where
a solemn high mass of requiem will be
offered for the repose of his soul. In
terment in the Cemetery OF the Holy
Sepulchre.