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e. OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20 lses =.
foot OF Liberty Street. -
CHICAGO 81 20 a from Liberty street only. o.
p pi'TTsBURG. C.i9o a m. from Liberty street only,.
~ CTSgg-1E n ST foI1s. .ess a m $3.50 .. m
SEw OrfFANs .9S5 ?. m.
w,su RoYALa A RAyEp T "a rs; n.o
.M25 a DineD. ti2SS p n .lS Spner' 80: 20
,pinsrJ 1856 ,. m. and 'i2iO night. NORFOLK. f2ss
p. 49,. x... go.
Orices: ll3 l72. 26l. AZ, 1854 Bdway 81 e l!h-st
ioT Rover, N Y a39 844 Fdon-st.. Brooklyn. White
hail Terminal baggage checked from hotel or residence
TO dest
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Lehgh Valley 100: Ontario and Western TO- Central Of
NewJersey total. ..490 receipts OF straw. 90
Receipts the week ITO tons exports
OF hay for 1900 bales receipts Of straw for
the week 300 tons.
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Gieamuo1,3

RNsT@N AMID BIEW ENGLAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES.
r.rF RIVER LINE Newport and FAN RIVER
90 PIER 10 y r. IT. Warren 81. week days only ovV
- AZ s,,s PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim orchestra on rAeh.
e'oNTNGTON LINE via stoninSton Lave flei o. o.
y H.. foot Of spring st. wTsn Siy' o"'' ~ WV
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Ilepr 90
- u 40, ~ eprlra St week days only. 81 0dO J. 81
cc.oor,.rs CY,y ~ Lowell and city OF awrence
NTEWHAVEN LINE. Pier - L. R.-STh
~ prruA7r rr~K daily ercep, Sunday 1t p
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NAVAL STORES.

The market was Arm again to-day, and inquiry con
tinued very fair volume News from outside sources
was OF encouraging Al the close spirits were
shade nrmer but quotably unchanged. kosin and tar
STEADY spirits tupentlne Quotations follow;
TAR-Reguars 81 C5. oil bhls. 50 l2l7.
SPIRITS rURPENT1NE- = U45c.
ROslN-Common 70 good strained, ~ 30; F.. 81 30; !,
81 ~: c. 81 go II. 65fT 81 90. X. 81 s2is NJ 81 so
y, 81 Is; W O. 81 90; w w. s. 50.
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STOCK.

Charleston. Jan 2s.-Turpentlne 42c. Rosn steady
unchanged.
savannah Jan 2s-spirts Of turpentlne firm. 42iAc;
sales bhs. receipts Ttosin firm and Unchanged
sales 4Gs bbl-, receipts 2 5G5.
wilmington ian. %-spirits turpentne hrm. ~. ~
434.c held higher receipts. II casks Rosn firm. BOA
gic receipts 4Oj bills Crude turpentlne firm 81 20 and
So 40 Tar steady 81 10; receipts. 223 bbs
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q :$:i I'll s :E 81 - ,ISSE
cS0. s'sos '' snS e so9 cotton
X%erca sne $3.50 receipts ts oC American 5000 mid
ding upland. al6d. Futures opened barely steady az
decline ia%aaf God January Febiuay SS Feb
sS sa'g .. Mass1 S .
$i9ts -sepember arg 20 October
Slab. october-Novcmber. Sl9b: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four marke, was very quiet.
serving to check all demands Ped has so, des9 S"
SIS 20 spo, spring bran has already sold al SIC in
sT sass Tor So cSs So '" %ner patents
extra Nc winter 3 cgs2 So no grade II % arrive
sn5sa Good "S 81 ssds 49, choice f to aae
g CoRNMEAi~steady quoted ,l Kil9 q,,1,s1
Fine 'sT White Ssc aHe Yellow sScas coarse s5GsG
TO- SACKS s aTv sT Zoo 'TR SIS G :!d as5 a
coarse winter bran sSos7 latter whs s1s ga 52S
shop size s6 oh neal SIS o6s2e feo Si
@ sq9sn'y eaD rh Of oD ss ss
counts professional operators and TO some extent
are still Ions Of the market and disposed ior
advance Most OF the local talent adjusted ther
to be In good shape for free action at
was on hiahar level of prices than the pISyioTs night
attended by less covering This continued through
the INST half hour when selling pressure became 700
again toward the close followed by final drop which
e May only Nc above the rrsyogs night s hs I ang
closed isc lower. II remarked that one or TWO
SG@ 0s'eS Ii'ss G aene 5e maj oaSa
Developments the curb, however, were perhaps
important Of the day weakness became pro
selling both and May
Sic in the local market. Speculative conditions sun
predominant In wheat traders more CONSERVATIVE
outside interests manifest definite atituue
toward the market The public did not appear 10 De
very much interested in wheat to-day, but never,he-
less exhibited aspect WIN nuctuhtiunh
quick sharp. Cable expected, aftef yestei
days break here weaker. Liverpool closed "a "a
Broomha reported frost in Southern Russia
with AZ Offset 10 possible small "oriu
week. the visible suppl ~ eNpcceu
to a fair increase Monday Northwestern recep'h
amounted 49, cars against 40 cars year ago NO
red was quoted 5i2c May anoat ana 40
from &c 10 l6c. closing al l-l0c bid very
stu reported from all parts oi 'no
belt with In some sections ~
there liquidation OF corn all the HlO
ing probably bush going over mostly taken py
York This naturally made prom )unced lnll1eh,
market after Its STEADY opening anu mo"
prices showed &c decline. Local trade was qniet
and unimporant Export transac'lo IN
all markets small. including about . lOans OF Vv''
and Liverpool closed quiet at AqAd net ADVANCE NO
corn quoted 2T2isc May b afioat for new ana
old on the curb May ranged from 43sc TO $3.50 closing
az 43s.c az / ocl,ck....... OATS-About GOWO bush
the West to-day, locally trilsactOs
were Of the small order and quotations entreIy
nominal. No Q closed DOC. No oats, J4Eci 30
white &c white SOC; track mixed S,na" track
white 20 white clips, 3Ic, Ky E MARKET
steady. No . Western. 81 iac ahoet No Western
dc o anrat; state rye sc New-York caTlots
.... BARIEY-Market quiet. feeding az ara ~
ruNalo. mating bsQG5c delivered New-Y orR IL. Ck-
WHEAT-Market dull, quoted Of b0c track new
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

,ns,S.pt az NewOrleans for Monday ofncially
sr.o 70 be 1900 IS bales 1909 bslee
r,es 'ast week and "a 1872 bales last year Mondays
sg.s. s Houston estimated 4 100 10 T. 200 bales.
ss bales last week and 232 bales last year
ns,s ys al the ports and interior points today com
''s "iik the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

Cash quotations Follows Flour steady; winter
stragts 81 5O1S3 10 patents SO 90Qs4 spring specials
81 Xds4 ~, hard patents SO 7O4sa go soft patents
81 40gs3 %; staights 81 l0ds3 30 No spring wheat
l@g I3ci No spring wheat. GsG73ec No red T6dTIc
No corn. 37sc No yellow corn 81 a4ftssc No oats.
2sc: No white BOZ g3lc: No white. aga30sc. No ?
rye, 5hh n5N' PC, No barley 45d53c; No ! faxseed
VI 49, w flax, 81 20; prime Timothy seed So 42s mess
pork, bb, SO 35nS1O 40; lard per 100 H. 81 T5
- ~. short ribs sides Qoose 81 054s5 % dry sailed
shoulders fboxed 81 25as4 37 short clear sides boxed
81 lDaS5 81 whiskey distlllers finished goods per gal
81 =; sugars. cut loaf unchanged. on the Produce
Exchange today the butter market steady cream
lGhc. cheese steady. creamery 9isQ11c.
Cincinnati Jan. 2s.-Four active. Wheat strong .
red, nc. Corn strong No mixed 37iac. oats strong
No mixed Bic. Rye firm: No .. &C Butter dull
sugar firm Eggs steady l4c. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee, Jan. 2SWheat isc lower: No ! Northern
15igQ7Gc; No . Northern 73LaT4c Rye steady. No T.
5sianJ3c Barley firm: No .. 52in52sc; sample 45UH2c
Minneapolis. Jan 2s.-Wheat lower January. 73i4c;
May. 1910; July T4Nc; track. No hard. 74i4c; No !
Northern, 1910. No Northern 71hc Flour-First
81 gVnSi second patents 81 0ns3 so first clears
50 GouS2 -. Bran higher. IN bulk. so 250Slo ~.
St Louis. Jan. 2s.-Four steady tho advance
Wheat lower No red cash 7gisc. January. 1Hi2c. May
sAc6SlAc. July 72hc: No hard HARE. Corn easier
No cash. 38Iac; January 36nc May. SGsc July, 3I7sc
oats irregular; 40 cash 29c track, 291c; January
29Hc; May. 9&c. July 2Ga4c; No white. 3la8 &c
higher: sacked. track ~ y u5sc Butter quiet
creamery, 15di9'sc. dairy l2Gijc. Eggs lower. he
Toledo Jan 2s-Wheat lower active: No cash.
2Tzc. dull easy, No mixed cash and May. 2oitc
Rye dull steady No cash 5Slac C0yersced quiet. IN
changed prime cash old. So co. new and January, 81
asked
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Change of Time, Feb. 9th.

1850. $40 A. ~ daily. tor wILKEsBARRE.
SCRANTON. ITHACA GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BCF-
FAI0 NIAGARA FALLS and the West
.5..O GAO = NJ dnily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and an points Wcst.
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations ~ li3. 26i 273.
9s5 pa and 1923 Broadway T.. IAN St. 1876 l25h
St IL Rowerv y Y. 500 Fulton 81. Court ST., -
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
Transfer 60. will call for and check baggage
fr,n, hotel or residence through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
contract prices in the local market to-day

.ssooiay Tfe Financial Chronicle says OF cotton. IN
- Not since 1890 have the financial results OF opera
49, mills Great Britain been 50 sftffoctoT) as IN
10. ysaf lately closed. In fact In only one year shco
10 mas Inc profit pei mil been 50 great as IN
40. O9r cable states that seventy companies IN iHe
iss district report aggregate proit 81 tZ"'Is m
iis,- o. an average OF f33V7 per mill against 0i5i
PEI MI. 1897 and bu; f5Os in 1896 From lsso
IA. ahc from 1892 1904 periods OF 1888, rang
s ~, .rm isi per mill IN 1885 IL 1871 In 1892 me
sss. profit per uLlf4 17O-as well az the heaviest
q exports from Britain IN 1895 the heaviest
,r..s1d reaching total Of .296 7s. ODp pounds ana
o., g The shipments for the previous year by '3Vss
os ,-no' Compared with 1896 however the excess j.
..0i three million pounds Mr.. Ellisons estimate OF
49,. consumption and stocks for the fuA season oi
xt.~ has reached us by cable He bases his results
5s American cotton Is concerned. on crop OF IL
toes,. aet and places The aggregate Imports fr" az
dae-a 10y the twelve months az 9.4oODO bales o. Or
fnm ,istht This total Is made ny OF '.|o,VD belrs
nss, Z. United States. 100000 bales from the fAst
bs,j ssS0o bales rom Egypt and 10000 bales from
- smyrna. West Indies. etc"
cotton closed quiet steady with prices IN
feg 49, On The basis % csc for middle upland and use
ys,-s1,lhg guf. compared with lbc ana S-ipc
sfsssey ast Sales Of 80 bales were 10 domestic
QuotsA spot cotton in Southern markets linldcilng
cH. Wa reported by kilograms as follows: Galveston
rD1t urn l-lec. lice advance. sales 14o bales
go Trans quiet and steady $40 l6c advance seIes
ssgs,isf Mobile Arm 5&c. NC advance sales 300 baes
e~ ~ nm 5sc sales p bales Charleston firm o4.c
Es,.ain &c safes 1872 bales: Baltimore nominal. 6Nc
sa,ss az nm 5hc sales lsoc bales Augusta nrIn Use
vtles st. Louis steady. l3 lOc sales 90 bales
Nv 'A40ft movement Is follows
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. bALtlNuIL AND "N'I''"'-
From FOO, o. Liberty 81
Week DAYS. 40 500 100 a. 70 pinl.s =, 90 n.,ss
Carr. COO p ". ~ y rdt sgreays - 20 10" ui y,
nlDs car, 90 or ~ ~. ra ADJ, ansi r.ip- 20
PhiisSe.phia week fafs as 300 a ". 70 % $50.
,sO ~ on y NJ SUNDAYS 900 4. NJ. zoo 7 VI
Tickets ana parior car sei,s a. hoi ~ issr'y ~.
wsv IN ON Az, "a y i4,t Il ~ Fast i2.th - -
Yves, i25'h ST. 25l Coiumhus Az New ,,rn ,,sr'
6, s7 Fulton 81, Hronkyn. % Rroafway Nhiairshns
~. - v Trans,er a. viii csii fof and check baggage
,,o, hotels or residences 20 destination
.rron Liberty 81 only
.From South Ferry at -
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal Used exclusively.
Electro Pneumatic Signals
New York foot ~ Liberty -
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81 .
Leaving time from south terIy u1Qt Nhhenau ~ -
minutes earlier than that given below for L'-o s-.
except when noted.
Trains leave foo, Of Liberty q, q.
For Esston, Bethlehem Allentown Maneh ~ 40 I,
Eastonj f5ls q 30 to Eastonl p sundays NV
{, 100 70 Esston) A. NJ. 1900. - 30 600 p NJ 40 ain
For wnke.harre. pittston ard scranton '''o WV
". 80 p. NJ sundays 'iso A NJ -. a..
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 - % 80 ~
d00o. II 30 to Reading A. M. 80 ~ 80 % "a
5000 % Resding p NJ. i2,lo s,Sh, NJ su1 s.a5 W
1913 night. ..oo
For sunbury iewishure. ard WI amsror s s,s 800.
20. 80 oiG ~ 80 200 2 Il ni ss, sundays
ALL RAIL Rot ne.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. g.
For Rcd Bank. Long Branch hsbury f a. 81 &c -
Grove end pgns so.,h 70 Point Pass an psng M 20
q only Red BANK q 40 only 70 RED bansn.
'4s. 40 6i5 r Sundays 'siops a. nisfiHeh ,os
Asbury Park ana ocean Grove 900 $40 10 ONLY 10 REQ
Bank NJ, 400 p. " -. a, "A
$3.50 II IS. els NJ sundays, go . NJ 'W p
$40. $50 I0.l5 A. Al. -. 2 ~ 4 ~ suhosys.
'lO \. VI . q. an Al
re- lsssssr:, 80. :. 2. go ioi' A NJ % $40 ."
FOR TOMS fivcr ana Rarernt - 30 $50 a " '"'
tso r " SUNDAYS 'lO.is A
For Atlantic Grey vinelani ana bfiiseton' ID \ N
fso- Monr,ou,n peach s.ah.,rs, ara Hss,,ndss . -
Gays ooo A ". 400 p
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations sOOt OF West I'D II. tPenn X H)
psshrorses ST
Indicates time from West pa ST. Other figures snow
time from Cortlandt or DesbrOsses ST
'6il5, ZOO A. NJ daily for EASTON and intermediate
stations
1850. s;IJ A. M. daily for wILKEsBARRE
SCRANTON ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BtF
FALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
local points; dining and Paror TO Buffalo.
II 80. II :t,O haIlY eNcent SnnlaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Jan. ?s.-Flour quiet. receipts. 2 C25 bLls
spring patents. S4lS4 20: winter patents " NJnS ~
clears and straights 81 5Oas4 10 cornmeal quiet. gcg
g2c per bag: s2as2 O5 per bbl Corn arm: receipts
33Gl bush NJ 2 46c. Oats firm; receipts 3'3l5 bush
fancy. 8si1 a89c, Nos and 3dNqS7iac. Mlifeed
steady bran spring. sl5 10. winter SIG jo mindHngT
sIGSI7 %. Red Dog Hour. ST. bO0sls Butter steady
Northern. 2Od2o'sc Western. 90; imitation loaldc
lCiac.
Chicago, Jan 2s-The leading futures ranged az fol
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"BLACK DIAr1OND EXPRESS

Buffalo e:a5 n Pullman vestbule Day Coaches
and Farlor Cars Dining Car Service Meals la carte
Connects at Buffalo with through seepers TO Detroit and
ChcaE..
1850, 800 F. NJ daily for EAsTON, MAUcH
CHUNK. WILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
brpnChfs
'3ia0. i,lO ? NJ daily. except sunday for WILKES
BARRE. pITTSlON. SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate stations for NIL points IN Goa regions
Pullman Buffet parlor for WIfskESBAftRE
1850. 5;15 f. NJ. sunday only. for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations. -...
'l,5O. 500 T. NJ daily. except Sunday, for EAsTON
and intermediate stations.
$3.50. go T. NJ daily, except Sunday, for EASTON
and principal intermediate stations --
$50. 7,oO r NJ dany FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper Nestnpie
train y y. 90 Chicago. sleepers 70 Buffalo and Tor
onto. Dining Car New York 10 Eaeton
'7ifO. $500 T. NJ daily. stopping only at 60 lH
CHUNK. SAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO
and TORONTO Pullman sleeper for Buffalo None but
sleeping passengers carried. No baggage carried
$500. $50 p VI daily for WIIKESBARRE. lTH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. MALARIA
FALLS and oil points West. Pullman sleeper to chi
cage. -
Additional local daily except sunday FOR SOUTH
PLAINFIELD BOUND BROOK and iniermeddaie POINTS
leave rs follows. 5000 1880 A. VI. '220 2aD 20
South palnhel ony), $3.50 42O. $50 and $50 F. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

U-o-"0Tee market barely steady. No : RIO $500
Exchange : 6i receipts 1000 bags cleared for the
nlfed states GOO bags cleared for Europe, 1000 bags
stock .I1.sJr bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

WESTERN RAILROAD.
station. IN New Yok foot Barclay And '.nsorf-r 80
VFSlIEt'I.E TRAINS, lll.lsAAN BUFFET 'AfH
TlNISCn LIIifT
500 A M-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops 80 Frn'ih
,o,oo a M-tcafe Can ngfEAio s.R.NToN hiilN.s,v y.
'UAMrOS OWFGO, ITHACA, TLNitA. rNhA'I-t
49, 6Swi,GO FNf .lFS- Pullman rur'f lnf f 80
e'rueciing al buffalo Win trains fr eTicaF1 ana points
,....t..t.s -.
Ness fos SCRANTON. hiNGhAMIlN snl llMihA
bsiiman nunat parisr Cars g. timira Ihr.nth se~R-
~ cars and DAY coach 10 Chicaso tffifre az ID y
~, I - Al SCRANTON wtIKrsrhnnE and riYM-
"r.rtt - pTrss Pullman IuNsf naflr cars .
-,s, = N stai5l-oHigAGo eni litliNin VIII
~ MI rp IfNITrb EXPRESS Or 4 .hAN IoN hiNs.
n MIN TfNfUA HrTTALo Tfinni lu nilftr
sLTrpfNG CAR New YORK g. chicago bn.ng ar
s,ao = n daily, .ptFFAIp TNIlEst. iILi.MAN
''s"H,.t.,.tsrs ~ el'r ANTON nlNiu W. ~ I'll
Nsf1k 'nATu sorNT MORRIS ani ntTfAio A.
,.,a l. n Natlyl .rTFfAfH. SCRANTON. IIN't-
"'n1v NrON OWIriO fTflAr IINiNA. iLi.N
syDAci'sE ana OswEGo TNlhEiN Pullman harr
Tii;frs AND rrILvAv h.NoMMonArioNys At
urSry GAZr a sONs "a iia nfDatnf u fss
f,,s i2a and e'e nrlsawes Ti..,'. a, - a. ors uss
dred ana Tw,ut, noh 10 2i ,o-nm,us t,e 80 49,
~ ne tsI. giving fun irflfmsfl n A. ~ f..'''n,
l, ,,l.rr,-ro--rse rNprrss ruNrANf VT .iN - aN
,hset baggage from hotel or resii'nee 70 f""f'A''n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

Foreign coffee markets. santos-Conee market firm
FOOD average santos $500 receipts 900 bags stock,
G20W0 bags Hamburg coffee market opened a pig
lower. az 30 2 m l. 4. pig lower. sales. 5000 bags
Harre-Conee market opened quie, = frame decline, at
II m UNCHANGED al J quiet ,. franc lower, closed
= auc lower. total sales QOpt bags.
.rsn,a-, rs oo July ...................3o
February 20 august 5t 0V
Mach . D. 30 September ............ 80 *
Arr - october 80 20
May 80 ~ November 1000
June 80 - December ............. 40 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

Receipts OF breadsufs at interior points in thousands
cphers 1000 omitted Flour bble. grain BUSH
90 follnpla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-13
FRAUDS IN WAR TAX STAMPS.
Tricky Brokers Made to Pay Up-Ths
Trano in Washed Stamps.

Several Consolidated Exchange brokers who
had tried the scheme OF doing without memo
randa slips Of sales OF stocks and grain when
trading with other brokers equally thrifty
minded. and so avoiding the use OF document
airy revenue stamps, until their business meth
DDS came to the attention Of Revenue Agent
Thompson. called upon Collector Trent yester-
day and submitted statements OF business done
by them during the past three or four months.
The memoranda slips OF actual transfers
were also exhibited. and tho amount OF
the cancelled stamps upon them and the
amoun5 Of stamps REQUIRED according to
compared In nearly every case there was
PEELED to buy, afllx. and cancel stamps, repre-
sonting the difference. 1t was learned that one
broker purchased ST. 900 worth Of stamps to
cover the discrepancy between the require
ments OF b is statement and the amount on his
memoranda slips.
Frank Croak. IL years old. who said he lived
IN Court street. brooklyn; was arraigned De-
fore United States Commissioner Shields yes
terday on charge Of having in his possession
washed or restored documentary revenue
stamps and attempting to dispose OF them:
Croak. who was arrested at Broad street and
Exchange place. had thirty-on 81 stamps and
wus Revenue Agent Thompson He alleged
that the canceIling mark on the stamps had
been removed by acids. and from tho appear
ance Of the back of the stamps 1t was evident
that they had been affixed to some document
and subsequently removed Croak was held
In $500 bail for examination. Joseph Russell.
another alleged peddler of washed stamps.
was arraigned before Commissioner Shields
yesterday and held in 81 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-13
LOCKED UP FOR CITING A FAD CHECK
Mrs. Bowling Says She Thought tho Paper
She Got 957 in Change for Was Good.

Mrs. Bowling Says She Thought tho Paper
She cot S57 in Change for Was Good.
Mrs. Mary Bowling. a drossmaker and the
atrlcal costumer. who has been living at 200
West Thirty fourth street. was arrested and
locked up last night by Detective Curry OF the
Tenderloin station. charged with giving a bad
check to Jacob Miller. a newsde aer OF so West
Thirty-fifth street. Mrs. bowling owed
Miller newspaper bill OF 81 and a
week ago she gave him check for $62. drawn
on the Peoples Trust Company payable to N.
l.. bowling and signed by H J. Nichols Miller
accepted tho check. giving Mrs. Miller S57 in
change but when he tried to cash it he found
that It was worthless. He hunted up Mrs
lowing and demnnded the return OF his $57
but she put him off with promises
Miller has been keeping his eyes open. and
yesterday when he saw o couple OF moving
vans stop in front OF Mrs. Dowling's house he
decided that 1t was time to act. He hurried to
the police station and told his story and on his
comps int Mrs. Bowling was locked M At the
police station she said she received he check in
payment for some work she had done Tor
Henry j: Nichols. theatrical manager and
supposed that II was good when she gave II TO
Miller. She hadn't given him back his S57
she added. because she didn't have 1t when she
learned that the check was bad
Henry j. Nichols was the manager and the
reputed hacker Of My Cousin,' the play
which failed dismally q few weeks ago at Wal.
lacks Theatre. Nine Pillar NORM. the French
pantomimic actress. was the star OF NV
Cousin" One of Mrs. Dowlings daughters
played small part in the piece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-13
NEW INCORPOR4TIONS.
Automatic Air Carriage Company and y
Railroad and Car Wheel Company.

Automatic Air Carriage Company and y
Railroad and Car Wheel Company.
ALBANY June 12.-These companies wore in
corporated to-day:
The Automatic Air Carriage Company OF
New York city. with a capital of $500, 900. to
manufacture sef-propelling or horseless car
riages, to be operated by compressed air and
gas. together or separately. The directors are
Edward A. Willard. who subscribes for $3.50
OF the 5000 shares Of tho capital stock; +. A.
Willard. Jr Robert T. Blood. Charles J. Hens
10y and Seymour H. Hustled. Jr.. all OF New
York city.
Tho Nyack and Southern Railroad Company.
ard gauge steam road In Rockland county from
Sparkhill through Plermont to Nyack, Among
the directors are: Eben B. Thomas, George NJ
Cumming. OF Now York city. and Abram s..
Hewitt 81 RtngwOod. y. j.
The Ramapo Car Wheel Company. with a
capital Of 100000, to manufacture car wheels
and cars and railroad supplies in general. The
directors are; j. Fred Pierson OF Ramapo,
Rockland county; Herbert l.. Satteree, A. f.
Piorkowski. David II. TAYLOR and Benjamin A.
Mason. of New York city.
Company. with a capital OF 81 900 900. for the
purpose Of manufacturing and supplying gas
and electricity. The directors are: Edward j.
Patterson OF Plainfeld. n. j.. John r. Eagle
and Charles +. Mathewson OF New York city
Edward G. Wilson Of Brooklyn and Harry L.
SNYDER OF Montclair \. j. The certificate SAYS
that the operations OF the company arc to be
carried on in the city OF New York within the
county Of Queens.