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New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
CASH OrOTArrnNs
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-- 60. New-York. August S 1900.
coFFEE-Considerable hrrnness developed in Brazil
conee fnts Ihe opening call showed en- advance of 10
points when Later business increased 1OaS0 points
IraeE was lo5 active however On the cali there
ses OF 12o) bags, and up noon $50 bags with
The business 20 that hour to three rnonthSen
tefnrer MaFch sno May, Business brisked up little
ster y the Gay ana ne market held its pretty
GOVERNS, ialsI tsa new speculative buying
Ihs market has recently become considerably over
sod on local account and easily influenced by an
advance OF 2 franc net at Havre. izG& pfenng at Ham
burg so 5es at no and 100 reis at Santos. with
cepts al Htlo anc santos large-44GOO bar
according 70 the estimates the bears have beep
depending On the other hand warehouse deliveries
II hs country were small and the local for spot
c1e unsstsaetoy on the more or less nominal basis
Of SIC for No Rio, invoice lots The market for
closed firm In a net advance Of 1o6So
points Total sales, 2525O bags Cleared Bahia August
{. steamer Hobein, with 1000 bags
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
E-as s follows: - -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA



STATIONS foot Of WEST TvvENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSsEs AID coRTLANyDT STREETS
EAThe leaving time from DesbFOsses ana
COrtlandt streets Is Hve inmates later than
that given below for Tvventy-third street
station. except where otherwise ROted-
''9o DO a. d; FAST MAIl-LIHdtsd to two Buffet Par
n burg TO GhieAgo. No coaches % Pit'sburg
e-S5 A VI. PENNSYLVANIA IiliIf ED-Pa.iSasa Com
Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati
1.55 r, VI. cHIcAG6 AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
oT Toledo Nashville tvia Cincinnati and LOuisviIsl.
S55 p 81 81 'IST1 LoUis ExPREss-ror S Pi,,sburz. Co
o55 NJ WESTERN SSf1f ExPRsss1For 3 Ga1 Chicago. yor
7.SS p VI; PAcIFIc EXPRESS For Pistsburs ana
Rontss EoT knoxville daily, via Shenandoah Valley
s'25 =. ". CLEVELAND AND ciSciNN&T1 Ex-
wAsHISSTS5Ss IsiR05s ssD sTs'aFa FaE e'ss19ri soGTa.
10 20 IDS 9S 19lo Dss9rosSss ane SoEuaHdt strssts
1o Gsserosse7 and c9Et9adt Streets 2aO, Css
85 - 4 25 cDining car. IS 5sing carl. - , M
m 7255 Il a5 yo.;, 2. s0o; lT2S 10 !alas az pl 80
s snd pin;ns Cars p 425 DINING Carr. cDinias
SOUTHERN 111s RA7iw1Y@EsSPSrsss 25 AS p n lz1o
NoRF9LK OFF 2.S AND WESTERN RAILwAE-Eor Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST i1g3ExBress q qGtiy SIS II and ss
cHEsAPEAKE 6 OHIO RAILwAY-s5s a n and ass
sEABoARB 5,Is AIR LINE--EzDrsas 12S5 p n aad l21o
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoREoLK.-L5s =
AFf.ANTTc1sa ASsfT1a9yz eslrT and 8 s5s p m daily =.
gThEoggs ysstihaisd Trains, Bussc PsEor cars ssd
ca eAPE MAY.,l2J5 p m. week-aaya
points on New Branch (frors
West Twenty-thrd Street station, SIS a m II 30
llO SATURDAYS nn!yl. q 25a 8 Is 40 ass and
bSbP; psS 2; m Sundays : s. as a m. ass p m UrOm
I'D q 20 SATURDAYS only,, 2se. 40 $50 42O. Gfo
ana -Vo D. N Sunda-s X Is
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
c 70 UesoFossss and CorJlandt streets. a2O. ~
t0O' go, SD. A25 C9-55 Penna- LimUedl.
r9sses and Cortlendt Streets 10 20 Dining Carr
eol9isSsst e5qIns csr1 g., aS 5o Y 81 2 ss0Fas
1sg 1hg Cag. &55 Dining Can. SIS Dining Car. s..
so 80. S25 p. m, y 10 night Sundays 10 Ts5
(no eoaehesl. s25 SIS. las 955 G4iuiteS) ass loss
D9Ihns Carr a i255, L5S CDinlnE Carr g. y ass
% IDining Cap. 455 Dining Car, SIS OiHins CsF3s
Iiesst Offices Nos 451 a4S 1856 1884 III ana ss1
5foadWayt j Astor House: Twsuty-thfrd Street.
Station and o Desbrossss and Cort-
Iandt Streets; Court Street. Fulton Street IS
5feaGway and Pennsylnavia Annex Station BROOKLYN:
station Jersey City. The New York Transfer Com
pany VIII call for check baggage from hotels and
residences through to destination.
Telephone '914 Eighteenth pennsyfVauia
RaiIroad Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON r WON
General Manager General Pass'r AEs-S.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

corToS-Ihe cotton market showed considerable il
regularity ali speculation heavy
TIE cpe-nS call favo-shly Influenced by
s-1 and -cTelgn buying orders which advance
a 1E5 points Public speculative interest the bull
SIDE not saristscory however and local bear raid
disposed The
ne courage Of their convictions nevertheless and
more turned buyers II the time foreign
shd S5uthern demand made IT'S appearance and il
promptly observed thai the market responded easily
tush Jhal besrish Influences. Values worked
their level 10Gl5 points above the closing
- The previous days figures. rather frnaer general
became apparent basis for change
degree Of ccnAct in the accounts, although
these remained IN The main, OF high order The de-
tsicd and weather bulletin from Washington con-
fused t-e trade somewhat II considered 70 be
contradictory and qualifying IN the telegraphic
bull contingent also LaE tte
advantage of small crop receipts, far they may
b. referred factor this early j season At
they fell below fun During
feature Of trading furnished
bE shorts, lost opportunity 70 cover mere
rush Of speculative buying, however. some
bas4ug private caoies,
predicted bullsh LverpOo! opening tomorrow follow
ing reconsideration Of yesterdays weekly crop report
from Washington. The Government report due next
friday also feared and. the market has thus
considerable decline conservative shorts pre-
place themselves in position for unpreJu-
decd Of the situation the appearance OF the
for August, Of the most important
ot Closed very steady at net
sdvaane Of Sai2 points,
range of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Houston, Aug a-Cotton quiet; middng, sEsc; low
Hlddlng St2e; good ordinary SC; receipts, 70 hales
shipments 40; stock, 9S1.
Memphis, Aug, s.-Cotton dull; middIing 91ae; low
ddling. 3-6c good ordinary sac; receipts so bales
sales. .; stock, $50.
Galveston, Aug. a-Cotton quiet; middling. ssc low
middlRg, T16c good ordinary l5-16c; receipts.
bales exports TO Great Britain 353; stock 4.4S1.
Savannah. Aug. s-Cotton nom!nal middling csc;
low mddlng, 9c good ordinary SIec; receipts 81 bales
exports coastwise, 2T9; stock, T.715.
Norfolk, Aug. s-Cotton quiet middling. s15e, low
mlddling. 9ise; ordinary sac; receipts. bale;
exports coastwise, 275 bales; stock 2,957.
st. Louis, Aug, S.-Cotton quiet; middling, sAc low
middling, S-16c good ordinary, 1316c; receipts,
bales shipments, 26s; sales 125; stock. 1920.
Augusta, Aug s.-cottou quiet. middliug 9Ssc: low
mlddling, 97sc; receipts, % bales; stock. T53
New-orleans Aug. sCotton nominal; middling. slAc;
low mddng DC, good ordinary Ttsc; receipts bales
exports coastwse. $40 sales. 1OO stock So ESQ
Charleston. Aug. sCotton quiet; middling. exc re-
cepts. l bale; stock, 2.0O1 bales.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

to so @ wsather continued in France and Paris up
cIosa :" poih, the former worked up little before
points 1nS lo LEFT on Aghd net lower Budapest was
Elss E-.ss o"eI ana Berlin = cable
Aehange reported the condition British COS
isEaIeu WIN se5 last There showers
~ invest sections. but liberal receipts wheat
az minneapolis. including 67 spring and 80
~ iiue lhe Northwest markets rather weak early
s sb usy, spring wheat receipts Minneapolis and Du
ale"Isa 10 24B cars. compared with 23S last
ana l2l cars year ago Quotations of cash wheat
anoaf nasis. were follows: No red, S2Ac 70
nj Np'ye nc l heTd Manitoba. s7l&c No Duluth, sG%c
81 NoTthern Duluth S44s, No Northern Chicago
otlec' All 10 arrive .CORNSo favorable
news news considered yesterday that sold rather
Icy aho declined all the session. that last prices
I eIe SsgAe net lower Rains reported in Kansas
su Nebraska. while throughout entire belt
sou1y weather suggested relief from drouth. The
ueusI state crop report Of Missouri made condt
Won Won 80 compared with ss in July Country aoceptsnces
In the afternoon selling checked little
Sy reports Of 2o loads for although the relief
rom TINS influence important. No corn closed
at sac elevator 44he delivered and 44ssc b afoat.
a. OATS-The market for inactive. but still
nTn urn on spot property slight advance the
Ss qSys prices No oats closed at 26c No oats
aaS52G NO white 29c; No white 2Slsci track mixed,
oo 15S; track white 2!is@ssc No white clips 295e
we3'erp' 56c both aaoa: state rye 5l@52c
he 4494oc. and mating 50055c both I Z. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

7 INCOLN ROSE-In pursuance Of an order
~ Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate Of the
County of New York, notice IS hereby given to all
sons having claims against Lincoln late
County Of New York, Borough OF Manhattan. deceased
70 present same, with vouchers thereof
scriber at place trlnsacnS business in the ONCE
OF Logan Denond Hardy, No. 81 William Street, in
the City of New York, Borough Of Manhattan,
before thc 9th day Of September next.
New York, the LIST March.
SOLOMON EMANUEL. Adm. with win annexed.
LOGAN DEMOND & HARBY Attorneys for Admins
traitor, "a William Street Manhattan Borough. New
York
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
new YORK CENTRAL.

AD''' HARLEM DIVISION.
a.12 A. NJ and 3:35 p. NJ Daily except Sunday.
" Pittsheld; Sundays only at s.2o A: NJ.
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with PntSch Light.
Ticket ofices l1S. 261 AIS and 1916 Broadway -
Irrion So w. 275 Columbus Av-. 1S3 West l25th St,
i25th St l3sth ST Stations New York sSs and T26
Teephone 200 3S.h Street for New York Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
"eS' George r. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

set cotton closed quiet with quotations sc higher on
ne basis Tor iddling upland and 10 l-6e for
Tf1difre Culf sales 3417 bales. Southern spot
markets teleerBphed follows NeT-oCleans quiet
91kc Savannah nominal AZ 3Sscs norfolk
- - a1c = Baltimore nominal 11-16c, 1-6c up
.e1rhis dull 81 etzc Augusta quiet S'sc; St Louis
quiet 9lAc-
The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent
s. Ear week. l6.ot5 y -
+5ss 3IJ.454 e9S $50 1909 12S
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
-. rnnrrn Sar,l4 and Isl
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NAVAL STORES.

Business was very quiet in the spirits ur-
pentine and nrces remain unchanged Rosin also re
mains unchanged Quotations follow;
TAR-Reguars 81 95: do oil bbls, 81
SPIRITS TIJRPEN -INE-4212q q43c- =. - =. - >,
ROSIN-Conmon good strained 81 60; f. 81 %: r
81 50; G. 81 IS: II. 81 80: / 81; K. 81 20 NJ ~ 40 n
50 20; W G. 81 So; W ", So 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
ooOZI opis
Tar 552 bos
wilmington Aug s-spirs turpentne steady; 38a39c;
receipts RIOS 81 20qSl % receipts
$50 bbs Crude turpentne dull 81 4oGS2 40: receipts
g9 bbs steady: 81 40: receipts. 1872 bbls-
Savannah Aug S.-Sprts turpentine hrm; 39t5 re-
ceipte l5l5 bbs; sales 300; exports, 2S2 Rosin nrm
grades J. and y. Sc up; receipts. 1899 bbls sales
sTl exports 321.
Charleston. Aug s-Turpentine market nominal;
nothing doing. Rosin firm: unchanged.
Liverpool. Aug. S-Spirits turpentine. 3ls hosln
common. As 3D. -,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
Oats. No. 2:

Cdsh quotations were as follows: Flour quiet; No 8
No white cats, 23&g24lze No 3 white 2sis Q54isc:
No rye 49ei fair TO choice mailing, sfG43c No fax
seed 81 e. No Northwestern 81 81 prime timothy
S9 mess pork DBL S11 T5aS1i 50; lard per 100 10
So sOqS8 s2s short ribs sides doOse) 81 0gS7 40 dry
(boxed 81 65qS7 20; whskey basis high wines s. 23 Il
sugars loaf unchanged. On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market ARM creaneres, 152oc;
dairies, 1411Te Cheese dull e1z 910%c Eggs aTm l2c
Cincinnati. aug. s-F1our quiet. Wheat steady; No
red 76e Corn steady, No mixed. 4llzc. armeF;
SNoo2 30 : mixed, 22e Rye quiet No 2 5Sc Lard quiet
Whiskey quiet, 81 g. Sugar firm.
Duluth Aug swheat No l hard cash. TO7sc; Au-
gust T9sc; September 794sc No Northern Tf7sc
N6Ess N6he ' 7sso ~ 9png % . c0S s & No
srn. T6a7sEe; No Northern, T4a75iAc RYE steady;
No l. 5ize Barley steady; No isaS0c: sample, $50
Northern September 743sa74ssc: December. Ise On
Northern, 73Sse.
Philadelphia, Aug s.-wheat hrm and hc higher;
white clipped. SOKc Butter firm; COED demand; fancy
fresh nearby i5c: do western I5c do south
sSs m M 1000 600 70 n sacks wheat 55OoO bush; corn
600 BUSH corn 1900 bush; oats. 1000 bush.
st Louis Aug s-close; wheat-No red. cash,
I2Ac; august I2e; September 72Ssc; October 13 sc;
s5e; august SIC; september ase December and year
SS4c Oats-No cash, 20l2e; August 201sc; Septem-
Der. 2lc December 22lse; No 2 white 24]4e
ToledS; aug: s-wheat aul, lower; cash 7slic; Au-
Oats dun, higher; cash 22!se; September 2sl5c Rye
1s9s prime 50 TO- 1890 prime IS 40; October S. T5 No
:. S. 70 nominal
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

Exports for the week: For Manila 21 SOS bales; Ha-
vana 1872; Bermuda, 1872 Matarz5s, 567 London 7743,
Glasgow s95 scattering. To- total 80 1877 bales Total
last week. 65,l l49 bales.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts of
milk different railroad distributing points
in and near the city for the follows;
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas Surrogate of the County OF New York.
hereby given to all persons having claims against
Carrrude OF County OF York.
deceased to present the with thereof
the subscriber place OF transacting business No
2oI Broadway Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of
Nep York on or before 10th day OF December next
Dated New York the 9Th day Of June. 1900
WALTER s. KEMEYS Executor
ANDREW s HANIERSLEY, Attorney for Executor ae1
broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
I PrRSuANCE of an order of Hon. Abner 8

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner G.
= Thomas. surrogate oe the County Of New-YoIk
all persons having claims against
John OF the County OF NewYeFk deceased 10
present the with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
at her trsnsactng business the once OF James
scheu E1kus No SO Pine Street in the City Of New
York on or before the 25th day OF September next
Dated New-YorE. the 2lst day Of March. 1900
JAMES SCHELL & ELKUS Attorneys for Executrtx
SO Pine Street Borough OF Manhattan. NewYork City
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trairs leave New York. OF Chambers St.
a follows. and minutes earlier from W I'D 81.
300 q. m Day-Soid train for Buffalo. Arr. p.
Binghamtop Wsverly, Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
parlOr and cafe dining 10 Buffalo
S51S m--Daily. except sundays, 70 Btngharnton.
OwegO WaNerIy. Elurira Delaware Valley points.
Daily Port and Monticello Pullman Paror Cars
2.3O D n Dtily.-ChicagO Lirnirsd-Fasr uail-soid
train 10 Chicago srFivnE % Cleveland 40
Chicago. Cincinnati Dining
80 o n Daily.-Buffalo Cleveland Exprsss-arr-
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 72O. jamestown 100 and EOungs
town 1927 a n. Cleveland IL 80 Seepers 10 Buffalo
and Cleveland. Cafs car.
q TX n r. DaiIy.-Solid train for Bnghanaton Waver-
" EInra chcago. Seepers 20 Buftalo Chicago. Cncin
yTNIC,ZFTS LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
EXAMINATIONS at III 261 4O1 and 957 Broad
Gav 156 East 125th 273 West 125th St Chambers
go yTTsst 2sd - fsrves York: FtlltSu
ST. as Broadway Brooklyn: 122 River St.. HohOksn and
Tarssv CIV station transfer Co. calls and
cNe-Jxs baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
~ pI-RsrASCE of an order et .fon. Ahner

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner
- r. Thomas q Surrogate OF the County OF New York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having claims
aGef1st Charles F. Bates, late OF the County Of New
Work deceased present the with thereof
10 the subscribers their place OF transaeng business
No 215 West in the Borough OF Manhattan
in the city of York. before the 1st day OF
0crCher next Dated New York the 22d day O March
1900 c. FRANCIS BATES. JAMES E. WALSH AG-
- sACKETT. BACON & MQUAID; Attorneys for ad-
nnistrators 154 Nassau Tribune Buding).
ough Of Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
5nrrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
= C Thomas a Surrogate OF the County of New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against BERTHE C. Freedman late OF the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber hts place Of transaetng business az
Office Goodwin Thompson & VandeTpoe No Wall
Street Room Is, City of New York, before
the first day OF December next.
Dated New York. the 23rG day Of May 1900.
RICHARD W FREEDMAN, Executor, &c.
GOODWIN, THOMPSON & VANDERPOEL, Attorneys
for Executor No. 2 Wall Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
STATE OF TRADE.

Fauna,o Aug s-sprtng wheat, hard spot car
ioaSs s4skc No Northern spot carloads S4&c; winter
wheat nominally No red old. zoe; new, &c; No l
white oId TSc. new 76c. Corn steady. light demand:
No yellow. 4s1se No do, 4S4e; No corn 4se; No
a corn 4o&c OATS store No white, old, 2S4ac; No
2 white new S5ac: No white "a Ae: No 4 white
23Ec; No ? mixed. 25hc No mixed 2a1sc Barley
rood 70 choice mating nominally 464Sc. feed and heat
Ing stun 4OQ43c. Rye No l. nominaly 4se; No 2 nomi
naiv 47c Flour quiet but firm Canal freights steady
wheat 2zsc corn 2isc; oats. 1lsg1%e barley 1c;
2ikc. faxseed 2Ssc New-York Lsnber 10 New-YoTlN
81 rs; 10 Albany. 81 25
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee Is as fol-

Eio-Coffee market firm; Nc Rio sS575; exchange
lCd receipts, 1000 bags; cleared United States
coo bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags; stock $4,000
bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS


To Points CArsE1ILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS CARS
KILL TANNERSNILLE RAILWAYS. making dirsct
New 4oTk Central leaylg AZ i
IL 80. and and with West shore trains leaving 80
ana IS A NJ
Also direct connections with the Hudson River Day
al he CatsxiN Evening
Reduced Excursion rates good Tor the season.
leaving at 4 p. - DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY vrrS
larlcr and Dining Cars affords the SHORTEST no.f ev
Psditious and convenient way % reaching the Hotel
kaaterskill. Mountain House Laurel Hollse anrfs~.
HAINES COPNERS. TANNERSvILLE end al ~
Mountain Parks -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

A DVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
n received a. their UPTOWN once No l2t2 BToadway
Of Sis-st, until O'Clock advertise
e1ts received az the following branch onisss AZ regular
Ofice until o'cltck p Zof eth-aFe. G.
cor 23d-st. 1852 6h-ave i2th-st; Macys 6fh-ave
and l4th-st. 142 Columbusave West 6oh-at: lo3
West a2d-st 6th-ave.: o. East lfth-st.i
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. Lloe-ty street; South Ferry
CNSh.tehau TerninaD minutes earlier.
sDally- TExcept Sunoays- @Sundays
CHICAGO. s4S0 a NJ ulosrIy street. ony). '1SO N
PTTTsBCRG. '49o Liberty street only). 900
CTNCINNATL sr- LOUIS. 1000 A. N. 200 ,. N.
4--' N-9 ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE $50. -I0O0 CDiner,.
al go a. tDinerl. 410O D. DINER. "L3O tDiner}.
400 C''Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Trasa
sI2i5 night NORFOLK flC0 p
trains illuminated with Plnrsca Light.
Oesess: us l72, 2cl, 5S8 $500 ErcadVay. 3 Union
So Bowery. n y. 500 Fulton Brocklvn-
Whitehan Terminal liberty Baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

Foreign cofpee Santos-Coffee market firm:
good average Santos 7s400 receipts $1,000 bags stock
$4,000 bags aaUhuFgCofee market opened unchanged
uncertain3 at 2o0 "a pig higher: sales So
bags Hayre-Co1fee market opened barely steady and
unchanged; At y n unchanged: n advanced p
franc and steady at $50 unchanged; total sales
bag ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
NEW Y0pE. 0PTbRI0 : WESTERN PY
IACKAWANNA RRILROAD.

Sl7.00 G. A. r. Sl7.nG
WEST SHORE-WABASH CVia Niagara FaIisp-
Ofhcial Headquarters Department Of New York.
Special Train Chicago. August 25th-
New York. foot franklin St. $50 A II, and
42d Street 100 A. NJ arrives Chicago day st
p. stopping al principal points through New York
state Round trip. S1T from New York.
Through Sleeping Cars. Coaches and Dining CarL
H B. MCCLELLAN. @. E. A. Wabash r. r. SSI es'way-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

10, necsipts OF breadstuffs at interior points in II
fe tnree ciPhers C00O) omitted flour bbls grain
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

prceiprs poTts
pared with the same cay last week and last year;
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1900-11-15

coming quite numerous in China. The ho-
tells and shops are accepting U. S. money
now at two wooden dollars" for one of
ours. For time our money was refused
in the regular trade channels. The banks
are now getting it in quantities enough
from depositors to pay them to handle it.
Indeed, one sees all kinds of foreign
money out here. English, Russian, Ger
man and French money are much more
common than ours. L have met some
Americans here who were radical free sill
YER" men in the last Presidential cam
paign, but who do not hesitate to express
themselves, after an experience here, that
they have been entirely cured of the
Bryan or wooden dollar" notion.
CosMoPoLITANIsM.
Talk about cosmopolitanism, Think of
the different nationalities represented here
in newspaper correspondents. | have met
them from Germany. France, Russia, Eng
land. Australia and Belgium. Japan has
40 newspaper correspondents representing
her native daily and weekly newspapers Ill
this war
The newspapers of the United States
have enough men here to sufficiently cover
the situation for news and correspondence.
4 few of the great American dailies each
have a special correspondent here. The
Associated Press has three or four men
stationed at different places.
J. MARTIN MILLER.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1900-11-15
AMERIdAN:s..FAMILIEs.
ICoutinuad frn,., frat pa~.N

| ried Mary Burgess; had a grandson, james
| e., who married MaryIA. Rankin.
Served as private in Capt. Moody Dus-
| tons company at the age Of II.
| JOHNSON, LEVI--Born, 1852, at New
Haven, Conn; died Dec. 10, 1888 or 1884,
at Wolcott, Conn. Married Ruth Judd;
had daughteH,l Polly, who married
Thomas Rummase: had granddaughter,
Mary, who married Louis Moreau.
Served as private in Capt. Bray's COM
pany. His widow received a pension.
JOHNSON, LEyI-Born, 1914, at
Windham, Conn; died Aug. Z, 1909. Mar
ried Anna Mannering; had son, Levi,
son, William, who married Lydia Wheel
er.
Served on the Lexington Alarm from
Windham. Conn, in Capt. John Kings
ley's company.
JOHNSON, OBADIAH-Born Feb IS,
1875, at Canterbury, Conn. O.; died at
Canterbury, Conn. Married Lucy Spauld-
ried Ruth II. Tyler; had q grandson,
Thomas NJ, who married Ellen Francis
Plat.
In 1775, Major of Sd Conn, Regiment;
in 1916, Lieutenabt-Colonel of Col An
drew Wards regiment; in 1777, Colonel
of 2lst Regiment of Militia; in 177S, on
service in Rhode Island.
JOI1NootN, lhoMAS-born NOV. -,
1872, at st. Leonard's, Calvert Co., Md. !;
died Oct. "a, 1919, at Roxie Hill, Freder-
lex Co, Md. Married Dorcas Sedgwick;
died Oct "A, 1919, at Rose Hill, Freder-
Thomas; had a grandson, George, who
married Elizabeth Dunlop.
Member First Continental Congress;
nominated Washington for COMMANDMENT
Chief. Jan. D, 1776, elected Senior Briga-
dier-General of the military forces of
Maryland. Feb. IA, 1777, elected First
Governor of Maryland.
JOHNSON, SAMUEL = Born, 1713
(abOuU, at Andover, Mass; died Nov. y,
1856, at Andover, Mass. Married Eliza
beth Gage; had daughter, Sarah who
married Nathaniel Bowman; had a grand
son, Samuel Gardner, who married Marcia
Stockbridge.
Member Andover Revolutionary Com
mittee in 1775, and Colonel of the 4th
Regiment. Took part in the battles of
Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, Bemis flights
and was present at surrender of Burgoyne.
JOHNSON. ELISHA-Born Sept -,
1859, at East Greenwich, Il. l.; died, 1924,
at Augusta, \. Y. Married Ruth Casey;
had son, Elisha, who married Mary
who married Mary Lyons.
Enlisted as private in Capt. Jonathan
Lattimer's company, July 20, 177G. APP
pears with rank of Corporal on roll of
Capt. Jonathan Packard's company, and
as private in Capt. Jared Shepard's COM
pany, April, 1777. Was a pensioner
JOHNSON, SAMUEL-Born, 1852, at
Hartford, Conn; died Sept. 2, 1910, at
Elba, n. Y. Married Chloe Barnes; had a
son, Stephen, who married Rebecca Pal
mer; had granddaughter, Almira, who
married Samuel o. Drake
Private in Capt. Stars company on the
New York campdfgn, Was granted pen
sion. ~
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