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Evening star., 1914-04-16
Final Assault Lasts IL Hours.

'bn the night Of April Villa ordered
that the work Of driving the fedcrals
out be pushed Ia the limit and the final
assault began. 1t lasted twelve hours
and was the most desperate of all the
attacks made against TIL" federal posi-
tions. When morning came, April >,
the federal artillery redoubled its fire
AMI. under cover of the rain of shrapnel
poured into the rebels Eeiasco slipped
ont of Canyon De Huarache and march
ed eastward with 800" 10 6,oo0 men and
several hundred Iucrta sympa thzers.
including women and children.
1t is estimated that the constitutional
lists shot away .ltnnno rine bullets. 700
shrapne shells and 1000 dynamite
bombs The federalS fired :;.Oph shells
and approximately 100000 rifle car
tridges
The rebel version of the campaign was
written by Col. Rogue Gonzales Cara
brother OF Federico Gonzales Garza legal
adviser 70 the military commander in
.iUarez. lie accompanied the army
through the fighting. Attorney Porfirio
Ramos Romero and Prof. Enrique Perez
Rul cullahordted with Garza in writing
the article. which was .. X by Villa
before being sent to the border where it
will he given to the Spanish press.
Evening star., 1914-04-16

Manton had succeeded Joseph \. SHAY.
rs thief counsel for Becker.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Sends Vessel to Meet Roosevelt.

RIO DE. JANEIRO. April I6.-The gov
ernment of the state of Amazonas has ar
ranged to send steamer to meet Col
Roosevelt and his companions at the
mouth of the Ariparana river. down
which the ex-President is proceeding on
his way to Manaos An the members
Of the second section of the Roosevelt
expedition have arrived at Manaos in
good health. They Will continue on TO
Rio de .Ianero. The expedition discovered
among the volcanic rocks at the source
Of the Paraguay river the bones of gi-
Santic animals.
II YOU want work. read the want col
umnS of The Star
Evening star., 1914-04-16
TELEPHONE PLAYS
PART IN CONFLICT
Long-0istanCe Talks Between
Rebel and Federal Mexi-
can Generals.
PHASE OF THE CAMPAIGN
BEFORE TORREON'S FALL
Detailed and Official" Narrative o.
Assaults and Retreats Leading
Up TO Recent Battle.

j AEfZ NeNi a. .tpril ia detailed
ami official narrative of the recent
5ampaisu tiiat gave Torreou to Gen
Flaut,:ou Villa and his rebel army
las reached here. It IS full Of facts
concerning tue struggle. OH" of tie most
Interesting ncu= the story &c 4 long
distance telephone conversation March
81 hetfsreu the rebel general Felipe
-NuEeles and Gen. Refusio Nelasco, fed
erai commander .,t Torrcou.
According L. tne document after the
i1s f=erts had otrapied Hermejifo and
WOE preparing for the next days march
F.. a@airSt jt, frderat stronghold Gems.
J. Nilfl atJ 'u=rlcS called Gomez r'silacio
Il, tele5hrtiy VI that time Gomez Pal
aei1 uss tuc federal hasr ana the wires
counretiu2 il with Ecrmcijlio had not
l,rrn mi - tu. redc~aI garrison IL the
lattcr citp mad evacuated only i few
i"ti1s h.fnre,
Tur call made Gclt NuGeles took the
recover ana ! moment later was an
swtred ly j cant, Esuilaz an aid to
NeIasco.
Asks for Surrender Over Phone.
After naarinE as 70 Who was at the
other end Of the liue the captain handed
TIE receiver 10 Gen. Nelasco and the
following CnitN Nersatiou eHsued;
.NuGeles-g;ood afternoon, my general.
Velasce--t;ood afternoon From where
art you Speaking
Nn@elf 5 From Ecrmriillo. my general.
NelaSco-Thcn on have already taken
Errnejillo2
Angeles my general
Neidsco-I wish YOU joy.
Nn@eics Thanks
NcIasco-W What did do To YOU
Nugel.s-N NothiHG. With TIVE object uf
evaGliuS Il useless spilln@ of blood and
tu comply with what We believed a duty
10 humanity l ask for the city OF Tor
"ccn.
NeaS,rr-.IlSt a moment.
zen. Angeles says the narrative. sup
posed here that Nelas % was merely spar
ring Tor time. he added suppose it
Is useless 10 talk with you about this
affair.
Neiasco replied 81 Useless. YOU say
NEG' lts-That is what ! asked
Instead OF answering. Nelasco handed
the receiver e. t'ol. Solorzdro. who tried
IL conviure angeles that the constitti-
ttoualisjs had better lay down their arms
The rebel artillery leader hung up the
Evening star., 1914-04-16

March - with the federsls from Berme
lilo he ordered i general advance and
the rebel colonies began converSns on
Forreun.
Evening star., 1914-04-16
Prisoners Go to Torreon.

MI the prisoners including one ma jor.
three captains and ten lieutenants, arc
being sent to Torreon.
The last days fighting was begun with
the Herrera and Benavides brieades at
tacnng from the south. while Gen. Villa
with two brgades and Gen. Contrcras
charged from the west Gems. Ortcga
and Hernandez attacked from the cast.
Failure of the rebel column assigned to
attack from the north to arrive on time
probably saved the federals from ami
hilation.
The assault was met by a whitening ar
tillery FIRE The federals We're all but
surrounded. and fought desperately their
fire tearing great gaps through the rebel
ranks. They fought from the cover of
irrigation bitches and adobe houses over
d line twenty miles in length. bul gradu-
ally they were forced toward the center
Of the city. Their escape was through
the north. left open by the ron arrival
of the troops assigned TO that position.
The fugitives. once clear. turned east in
the general direction of Monterey.
Dead Left in Streets.
This was at ) O'Clock in the afternoon
after ten hours of terrific fighting. The
Evening star., 1914-04-16
SAN PEDRO BATTLE
BL0OD|EST OF WAR
Mexican FederaIs Lose $500
Men in Killed. Wounded
and Prisoners.
ESCAPE ANNIHILATION
BY NARROW MARGIN
Surrounded by Shot-Riddled Ranks
of Rebels on All Sides
Except North.

san PEDRO ~. las CulONIAS.
Coahuila. Mexico. AprIl II evia Iorrepn.
April 1",.-A survey of the battlefield
of the last week shows that the battle
for possession Of this city, which engaged
practically the full forces of rebels and
federals, was the boodiest Of the revo-
luton.
The battle was at its climax Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. and on the last day
the rebel loss in wounded alone was
6po men. In all 1,2oo rebels were wound
ed so seriously as to require hospital
treatment during the engagement. The
rebel dead may never be known. owing
to the wide area covered by the battle.
The federal loss was at least ;.5on in
killed. wounded, prisoners and dis
pcrsed. Ry dispersed is meant those
federals who We're separated from tneir
commands and fled individually or in
small detachments to the hills or into
the desert. probably to perish there for
lack Of food and water. Twelve hundred
regulars We're captured by the consti-
tutionalists. The men We're mustered
into the rebel ranks while their officers
will be held prisoners. \ number of
So-called volunteers. or red fiaggers.
We're captured and executed. These men
were former followers of Madero. who
arc alleged to have joined the orozco
rebellion. which overthrow him.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

CALL. write or phone me full particulars
OF whatever property you may have to
sell, or. IL dc ,lred representative will call
have demand for two family
houses; also for old houses that can be Inn
proved what have YOU to Offer JAMES
J. TELLING. 776 Broad St; room FOG.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE

MUST be sold 10 close an estate; three
story concrete, fireproof building on Plane
st. for storage, factory garage; also
three and two story brick buildings on Eagles
St. suitable for factory or storage Apply
IS Eagles St
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CORsETS TO ORDER

SIMPLEX PERFECTION corsets; custom
made only, back and front lace; from IS
up. The Science of Corsetry Applied. I'm
provement of Figure and Perfect Fit Guar
anteed. NINE. LILLIAN. Corsetiere, Wtss
Building Newark, N. ].
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RUNYON ST. eii, cor. Hedden ter. --seven
rooms, all improvements. Inquire J.
DBNSKi, "a Fairview av., near 18th av.i
rent reasonable.
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IIousEs

WOODSIDE, Forest Hill, Belevine owners
$ will find tenants Immediately by comparing
my lists of applicants with what they have to
offer. Ten applicants TO one apartment, Mall
details. Ask me, MAIER, AIT Washington
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REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE
AsBURY PARK

ASBURY PARK
HOUSE for sale or exchange, Asbury Park,
six rooms; good condition; value $4,000.
MRS. POTTER, &c Newton st., Newark.
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ROSE ST. %

-Four rooms, with improvements. s12, 10
minutes FROM Broad and Market near Clin-
ton av. car line. Inquire ON premises, or 81
Stratford pl. BRODY.
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IIALF-ACRE plots at Roseland. Eagle Rock
av.. one mile from Caldwell, $500 up;
only a few left. PHILIP JENNINGS, 73S
Broad ST.
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GROVE ST, 1868. just south Of Clinton av.
Elegant two-family Boston plan house.
fourteen rooms and tiled baths, separate
steam, finest decoration; parquet floors;
seven-room house, bath; all improvements;
parquet floors; easy terms, 1049 Grove ST..
lot 30x11s. Inquire at office, corner Clinton
avenue
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OUT OF TOWN

BELLEVILLE, Joralemon st.. 167-Stucco
house, seven rooms and bath; all improve
ments; hot water heat hardwood finish
throughout; lot i0x150 restricted neighbor-
hood. twenty minutes TO Newark, three
minutes to Erie r. r.. near school, churches
and stores; can be seen any time. OWNER,
on premises.
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COUNTRY home, poultry farm, acre;
dandy seven-room house, improvements;
$3.50 this week PHILIP JENNINGS, 73S
Broad st,
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FOREST HILL Woodsde. Belleville owners
win find tenants Immediately by comparing
my lists of applicants with what they have
TO offer Ten applicants to one apartment.
Mail details. Ask me, MAIER All washing
ton az.
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FARMS FOR SALE


SOUTH JERSEY FARMS--Five acres good
land. $500: can be paid monthly at the rate
OF S.: choice land for raising fruit berries,
vegetables poultry squads mild, healthful
climate; nearby town. half mile from rail-
road station; prosperous locality; good roads
pure water. GEESE, 142 Market at, city.
FARMS OUR SPECIALLY.
Couple of good farms for exchange for
city or suburban property; also good farms
In every county In the State for sale. cheap.
See DONNELLY, 1888 Market st.
FARMS MY SPECIALITY: all kinds; catalog
free. II MATTHEW'S Second st. and
Monmouth aY.. Lakewood. n. ].
FARMS WANTED.
FIFTEEN to thirty-acre farm wanted. Full
Information to EDWARD FRANK, 451
Springfield av.
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$500 CASH buys biggest bargain in Clinton
Hill, new one-famly house, rooms and
bath, electric lights, steam heat handsomely
decorated; near car; good nelehhorhood;
price, So. G00 balance small monthly pay
ments. FIACRE. 926 Essex building.
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ONE and two-family houses in the vailsburg
section, for sale cheep. Zee DoNNELLY.
1875 Market ST.
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BARGAIN-S0 per cent. investment apart
ment- house; viii sell to quick buyer on
account of ill-health property rental $4,000
per annum; all expenses. $1,000; net profits,
second mortgage. $4,000. per cent; price
s53. Gee. worth $4,000: must have S12,o0
cash no agents. Address BARGAIN. Box
143, Star office.
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WOOD PATTERNS AND MODELS.

SEND blue prints for estimates. THOMSON
BROS. 1918 Ann st. Phone e1g7 MARKET.
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PAWN BROKERS
ONE.HALF PER CENT.

Charged on loans of $40 and over redeemed
two weeks from date of loan.
ONE PER CENT. ON SUMS OF $50 AND
over; per cent, per month on sums below
$50. Loans on diamonds. jewelry. atlEerware.
At the Old Reliable Pawnbroker's,
Est 5ssg c. HERMAN, , sss
10 CEDAR STREET
Near Broad ST., opp W. v. Snyder Co.
Office hours, a. m. TO Q. M; Sat. 10 p. m.
Partial Payments Accepted Loans.
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HnusEs wANTrn

TO LEASE--A 7-roofn, modern house. within
10 minutes of tube Roseville or Forest Hill
preferred Address SUPERINTENDENT,
sl2 Washington st.. Jersey City.
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DWELLINGS FOR SALE

SOUTH NINTH ST.. l2l. l2rA, 12s, near
Central nv., Rosevlie section one-fam-
lily attached dwellings, excellent condition.
steam heat; will sell singly; rent S25 per
month each; price very low; terms easy.
owner, MRS. s. +. CARROLL, 1877 WASH
ington ct.
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WASHINGTON Av., 67-House. rooms
bath. heat all improvements; decorated
rent only s35; select neighborhood. ORBBN
500 Firemen's Bldg
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SEVERAL. 2-famliy houses for sale; i'm
provements, moderate price; little cash
required. Information at 1873 Bruce St,
Newark. Phone Market $50
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FINE, up-to-dRte Offices, corner OF Mulberry
and Market sts.. all modern improvements;
janitor services; rent from S15 up. SHELL
DON, 222 Market 1t.
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WEST ORANGE, Valley I'd. 153-Six rooms
nrst noor, modern two-familv house; sep.
arate entrances and steam heat tiled bath
and gestionle on Orange car line; rent y2Rs
Roseville. Ffi
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RosEV1LLE. 1oT-111 South Twelfth It,,
between Central and Ninth avs.--pive and
sis large, light rooms, respectively all im-
provements but heat. near two troleys and
Roseyllle station rents 81 and SIS. STILL
MAN a MARTIN, Agents IS Bathgate pl
hoseYllle.
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SIXTH Az, 225-225h-Six rooms and bath.
modern Improvements; steam heat; rent.
s27 sWANW1CK CO, 900 Orange St. cor.
Roseville av.
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SPRINGFIELD AV., 260--All modern Inn
provements except heat; rooms and bath;
large front rooms; convenient TO business
section Of city. Inquire 2ba Springfield ay.
n q. MULLER
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PATENTS

JsRAENTzEL & RICHARDS. patent law So
licitors Of u. g. and foreign patents, trade
marks. copyrights. 745-7 Broad St. Federal
Trust Bids; established 1885. Tel. 1s41 Mkt.
PATENT BUREAU REICHELT
s45 Broad ct. Newark, N. j.
Btaneh office. Berlin, Germany. Foreign
patents specially, obtained and sold.
DRAKE & co. Established 1885. Phone
2946 Market Rooms 510-511 Kinney bldg,
Broad and Market SITS.
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DRESSMAKERS

SKIRTS that nt, 81 to sai dresses. man
\ tailored $3.50 to Sc; suite that fit. So to
rs: all made to your individual measure:
stamped with the Burnett Cohens standard
'pofted models to select from. BURNETT
3coHEN, Ladies' Tailor, is New ST.; phone
{h.kt. 571S.
|RETTY LADIp' ! TAILORING CO., sos
Broad ST. will AXE perfect fitting suit
Ito order for SO, or skirt 81; furnish your
material. Phone Market Ss22.
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INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY
Berry's Dancing School

age Broad Tango and latest dances quickly
taught; private or class lessons from 10 a.
ir 10 10 p. M; advanced class, Tuesday
evening Phone 3131-w. Waverly
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a FINE loft to let at 276 IIalsey st.. 25xiO0
feet; steam heat, elevator, separate entrance
rent, s35 per month. Apply 10 NJ. S. DRAKE
9S Heller Parkway, Newark. N. j.
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SOUTH ORANGE Az, 177M-store and
one large room, at the junction of Norfolk
and Jones; in good business section, suitable
for any business, rent $50. Apply on
premises
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Seventeenth Az. SO

Fonr-room nat; improvements; al llKht
rooms Si3. Inquire a72 Hunterdon at.
around the corner.
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ROSEV1LLE, North Sixth st., 2S6--t'on-
venient TO Rossvllle troleys and station;
APP tfnent of rooms second floor; com
pie, renovated; beautifully decorated.
laiee and light rooms; rent s2S; separate
entrances and separate steam heaters. APP
ply ST1LLMAN ~ MARTIN. Is Bathgate
pl., Rosevlle, Newark.
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FAVE clients desiring second mortgages.
!. Lazy Offices of WILLIAM HARRIS. Kim
~ bAlldlng. $40 Broad ST..
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rACTORIns AND LOFTs.

FAITUHfcb NM HVNE".
SUITABLE for light manufacturing. drop
masts for jewelers.; excellent light, cleo
trio motors installed free of charge, cheap
electric power and light. live steam. j. M.
SEYMOUR JR., manufacturer OF fans and
ventilating machinery. owner, or any broker.
51-53 Lawrence st.
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RENNER Av., 1s5--Eight rooms and bath,
second floor, rent $40. Il. c. PETRIE,
Meeker and Elizabeth avs.
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FURNISHED-ROoM houses; we have them
prices range from $3.50 and up many bar
gains at hand. See WBRFElL.
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POULTRY farm, half acre; five-room house;
improvements; $4,000. part cash; right at
station, Hanover Heights. PHILIP JEN-
NINGS 73s Broad st.
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BROAD ST., 528--Pleasant double room;
also front single room improvements rea-
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LOANS-.MORTGAGES
S250,O0o

for mortgage loans in New
Jersey; amounts to suit.
Principals and brokers send
full particulars OF property
to LOANS. Box 81, STAR.
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CONNOLLY s,aa
AND RENT.
NNt U EXcHANG

In new one and two family houses and bum
galows' complete in every detail; easy terms
BARGAINS. BARGAINS BARGAINS.
Sixteenth ST. q Fourth Rv.. opp. Ampere Sta
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO
LET

BROAD ST. a00--I-arge corner room corn
plete for housekeeping; reasonable.
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS'

MYRoN w. MORE,
REAL ESTATE-INSURANC
TAO BROAD ST. 139 THIRD AY.
RENTING x COLLECTING A SPECIALITY.
P. l.. BRYCE
Insurance. Real Estate. Loans $40 Broad st.
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MONEY on bond and mortgage city property
only; 500 value. EUGENE n. NEVER,
|Awyer. 1855 Broad 81, Room s1e. Newark,
N. j.
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RIDGE ST, 7s9-Two-family house. upper
and lower floors, and rooms; ali I'm
provements, minute to trolley and school.
DIR. w. Il. HOLT. G61 Broad st.
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POULTRY farm, fourteen acres two large
poultry houses; ten-room house, large barn.
fruit; three miles Morristewn; ten minutes
to station; $4,000 cash IL taken at once,
PHILIP JENNINGS, 73S Broad st.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

kiAsSEuSE (eraduate) wishes ladS patients:
residences or hours 10 a. M. TO p. m,
Monday. Wednesday, Saturday. MISS FRAN
cES RUSSELL. residence 2b Burnet ST.
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

CONFECTIONERY stationery, cigar store;
large newspaper trade also postofitce sta
ton. good location: receipts $3.50 weekly;
price 5000. WERFEL's, 222 Washington st.
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LIVE IN THE ORANGES-New 7. NJ, c. A.
dornitory offers ideal bachelor quarters.
telephone, shower baths, every convenience:
ange.
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TwO-FAMILY HOUSE, $3.50.

Large barns and sheds in rear; plot 26X12b;
frontage on two streets oil improvements
THE FAIRFAX CORPORATION are general
contractors; they will give estimates on all
kinds Of construction work. Address or call
Ii17 Essex building. Telephone 1867 Market
CORNER business house ind two lots; also
house with five rooms and large garden.
e. BORRMANN. 545 South Tenth ST.
PENNSYLVANIA AY.-Three-story brick,
ten rooms steam heat and all modern i'm
provements; will sell cheap. Inquire G3
Pennsylvania av.
THREE-FAMILY house, IL rooms; brings
s33 rent; price 49, 400. 16 Berlin st.;
owner, second floor.
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ROYAL

No. s2-i-0 North Broad ST.. near Third av.--
five minutes to Erie station, ten mtnutes TO
Market and Bnoad-Large light six and Z
room apartments; steam heat; hot water and
janitor service furnished; individual maid
accommodations; tiled baths; electric lights:
will decorate to suit tenants taste In beau
tiful Japanese grass cloth and Handsome
paper with cut-out borders; every room
clean and entirely renovated; rents. Si5 TO
$50, Inquire OF janitor or STILLMAN a.
MARTIN is Bathgate pl, near Roseyille
station. ID. L. 4 W; tel. b. B. 3o2.
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oNE-ACRE plot. Hanover Heights. right at
station near Caldwell Who wants It for
$500. part cash? PHILIP JENNINGS 73S
Broad St
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SEw NCs machines repaired right In your
bsme Send postal to MIR. MITCHELL
y Thirteenth av., or phone 6573-J Market
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THE SHOREHAM

4b3 Summer ny., cor. May ut.
. lhgh-olass apartments. containing and
rooms, large and light; reception hall. every
modern convenience; beautifully decorated;
excellent Janltor service; exclusive neighbor-
hood; minutes from Market, Clinton, Pater-
son and Mt. Prospect cars; adjacent to New
York trains and Is minutes from Broad and
Market; rent reasonable, special induce
ments IL taken M once. Apply to 1anitor. or
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