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New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

sPs smaller receipts Chicago provision. opened firm but
lard and packers also took product There were large
sR dq merits Chicago receipts amounted 10000 with
qaha qasi 599e9 12Se9 and M.a all Wss.En Pslas
Bss Gss 5o family so 500sl2 packet slcGsio So
REssEp H6Gsssaa9 5F qa0d Rao6. Raosss
ctr MEATsPes tgS n b.s; lao o sS pigs
!6SgGEe s66IGEse 10 n, s.c u r. &C. II 70 she Picked
Jail quoted 5gf R4st haGs Gy ''fas s
igh iard eaSs sSot & quoted s45G city
~ n3gtn a5 AIerica e25c; Continent SOC: Brazil kegz
DU au0ts9 66 a5 Gu0fa fv ssd stsar,ns 81 s
sb sTARmDenand for refined sugar fell Of consider
without new feature until about o'clock when reduc
soft sugars rh ad % B m due to the ABRUPT fall
g @ on IN demand 1t was also rurnored that the AMER.
points but UP 70 late hour the rpmor could no; bs
state and brokers Would not be surprised to find cut
in the American Sugar Refining ComPany priee tonor-
eoSc; mould 4, 5.soc; cubes: 5soc; XXxX powdered,
5e5c Eagle confectoner granuated $500 Eagle coarse
bass and n = b az e.oST: :1t Eee ano 10
graRulated STANDARD gr9rulated and diamond A. 555c;
Ne 4. 510c; No 5 5o5c; No 6, &c; No : 490c; No 8;
Il e and S6 10 H AND 9' il % Sc 81 The The moTkt mo5 a m
raw sugar reflected the unsettled condition noted
day at fraction below last nights close: and the
@ fi u'erdoHe vas easy At the close OF business 81 cen
molasses sugar at 71Gc latter mostly nominal Total
Cable advises indicated rm and rather dearer market
m pF & beef sugar nasmuch as they reported rise Of I'D
ana rs Cd respectively This factor had little no effect
tons Barbados muscovado. 50 test. ex vessel at
hhery az u Sc. TO Howell, and 2400 tons first run
lis M 10 basis 98 test which is on parity Of 4c
TFzAThe session in the futures market to-day
was tureless Prices were unchanged from yes
Quotations follow: June Sil 9ods12 July and
Sl3 3o November $3 3G0s1s 40 December, S3 4oG13 so
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
SAY KENNEDY DID NOT WRITE CHECK.

Dr. Marshall D. Ewell, the defendants first hand-
writing expert. was still on the stand yesterday
when The trial Of DR. Samuel J. Kennedy for muir
der was resumed before Judge Newourger IN the
Court OF General Sessions. He had testified that
the check found in Dolly Reynolds corset was not
IN his opinion in the defendants handwriting. and
that the face OF the check and the Endorsement
were in two different hands. which simulated Dr.
Kennedy's hand. Assistant District Attorney os-
borne tried 20 shake his testimony on cross-e1-
animation hut did not succeed The jurors asked
the witness several questions which were thought
BY the defence 10 indicate doubt in their minds as
70 the dfsputed writings being in DR.. Kennedy
hand Michellis Gumpell. of San FRANCISCO: the
second xpert called by the defence. testifed IN MS
opinion the disputed writings were NOT Wrltteh DH
the defendant Adjournment was taken ulth io'5V
a IA today with Mr. GumpelI still on his direct
examination II he is permitted to do so Mr. Gum
pell VIII show II is said. that he can forge the
aisplfed
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
URIBE URIBE WANTS PESETAS.
TO HAVE THEM IS ARRESTED
AT SAN JUAN.

On last Monday General Tribe Tribe. OF Colon
hia. who is staying at the Hoffman Arms, No $40
Madison-ave. called at Police Headquarters and
reported TO Captain Titus that Louis Moret Munoz,
who had been intrusted with 10000 pesetas to
bring 10 him, had failed to materialize and that he
wished the police find and arrest him.
Detective McConvile put the case and
he learned that a answering the description
on the transport Mcclellan under the alias Of s.
at San Juan to arrest the the arrival of
Yesterday Captain Titus received a telegram
from San Juan stating that Moret had been ar
rested there.
Munoz came 70 this country three weeks
ago from Caracas and the bearer of sum of
money which to have delivered to General
Tribe Tribe After remaining in New-York a few
days he took passage on the transport and his
arrest followed.
San Juan Porto Rico. June 4.-Luis Moret Munoz,
a relative of the former president of the Federal
party. Luis Munoz Rivera. arrested here to-
day by the police the arrival of the United
States transport Mcclellan from New-York. He
is now under detention the home of Chief Of
Police Bernos.
Munez says he received a package in Caracas to
deliver 10 General Tribe Tribe. the Colombian IN
surEent leader. who l. in New-Nork City: but
that he left the package with the purser OF the
the cousignee called after he had started on MS
return Porto Rico and. having found that he
had gone. notified Captain Titus. of the New YORK
police, instead of making inquiries OF the purser.
The steamer Philadelphia is due 10 arrive here
tomorrow morning, and MunoZ hopes to md the
package and to clear himself Of the charge upon
Chief OF Police Bernos expresses the opinion that
mistake has been made
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
LaCkawanna Railroad
ERIE RAILROAD.

Tgrorgn trains leave New York, OF Chambers e.
as follows. and minutes earlier from W. 23d St:
900 "A. m Daily.-Solid train Buffalo. n n,
Binghamlou. Waverly. Elulra and Bradford Coaches
par;or cafe dining
2-3s D. m Daiy--Chicago Linnited-Fast NafI-soytd
train 10 Chicago arriving 20 D. Cleveland 40
Chicago. Cleveland.
7.3O Daily-BurTalo and Cleveland ExpresseA Arr
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 20 Jsrnestc-~n 200
faIo Cleveland. Cafe car
D. DaIly.-SoId train for Anshsu,ton Wavsr-
". Elrira. Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicaso en-
cinna,i Dining
''ICKETs; local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 1f3. e6f and li59
broadway, Us. East I2sth ST and e7s West ST.
Chambers and West 23d ferrips.
SEQ Fulton es Broadway
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station. New York Transfer
Co cnils for and checks baggage
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
NETWORK PRICES

N1ETAIS-Tin, locally a general way was rather
the way Of new business manifested spot
points in sympathy with depression Of that metal
close at 4T %a. 0 du and gnta hS & & THE
nennaiy quoted s2 20 Tin in London continued
aosnge az % , 9 support @ closing weak ana Il lower
in London recovered Of the loss yesterday on
a! 2s 90 higher spy being quoted Is and
@ban@e ss Vyara a. ri o'pI SiluaIon was without
Unclaimed at 81 gpeif & sd Tensin steady but
advance closing at So 95a$4 o. Domestic al IRON
P P i'm naSSHe and 60 aomG2y z easy but without cnse
g$l6 80 Southern foundry. $4Q$l5 so; southern.
Middiesboro at 45s 4l2d VI anu
OCEAN FREIGHTs-There were no changes in the
narkets to day business being light Department.
Tad Bristol. 25sd Leh. 34d Hun. 3l4d: Newcastie
London oats Sd ca AFTEFs AIst nsr 100 ] No. Ioe-
burg Is berth terms prompt British tons
July British 1562 tons cargo Gulf 10
s British eaeT 9s TONS general @ '% Cargo 5uPf sIasm
@ @Raitimore private terms: British steamer, 2o56
months private terms: British steamer ia54 tons pre-
terms British 1859 toms Norwegian steam
private terms Italian bark 66 tons coal B5ItinoTe
10 Genoa private terms British bark 49, tons Ipmber
schooner 5sS lumber Bridgewater S to Rosario
Dernerara private terms bark 79 tons naval
2gg IONS l1n9beP Chareston TO- YeH sGho@tef' %
81 75 schooner 456 tons part cargo 36 foot ties Charles
ereosoted pling and timber hence Charoetown
Gabaruse 81 200 and loaded; schooner 9T9 tons.
Baltimore. schooner
asphaltum, Boston, 81 80: schooners
Port Reading to
schooner tons. coal Jersey Portland private
462 coal Philadelphia Providence
schooner 623 coal Philadelphia Boston 75c;
i27 coal Philadelphia Newhuryport.
qOc; schooner 800 coal Philadelphia Portland.
roc; schooner tons coal. Philadelphia 10 Saco 81
and towage; Norwegian bark 1872 tons. lumber Savan-
nah TO Janero S15; schooner 1.2TT tons lumber.
Mobile Rosario. SIG; French steamer general
Gulf 10 United Kingdom or Continent. l3s July.
l.762 Gulf
tinted Kingdom Continent. las option Hamburg.
las Cd. Juy-August
OII-t,ontfnued o. oil
again yesterday light supplies and demand.
Petroleum bbs Sc SO and in bulk, 81 80 Phiadslphia,
bbIs Sc 50 and in 81 So refined cases New-York,
81 30. .COTTONSEED OIIl-Prine crude. bbls
ina: prime summer yellow. S6c on yellow. J5c
tme yellow. linseed.
American raw Gle: American boiled. 63e:
s5c Western quoted % under city brands lard oil.
eTGeac
PRovIsIoNs-on the 21sG5e rise IN I've AID
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
TAINTED WHEN SHE GOT DISPATCH
MISS MORRISON FEARED THAT IT MIGHT AN
NoUNCE HER SISTERS DEATH

NOUNCE HER SISTERS DEATH.
The receipt on Monday night of telegram which
proved in the end be of no importance caused
Miss Rachel Morrison, OF No. 12s West Sixty-ffth-
St. 10 faint and remain unconscious for nearly three
hours. Recently two of Miss Morrsons sisters
have died suddenly, and third only few days
ago returned TO her home from a sanatorium. where
she had been under treatment for some time. Miss
Morrison's servants out. and she was alone
IN the house when the telegram arrived about 1870
O'Clock. Her immediate thought was that her sis
ter had died and though she opened the envelope
she tainted before she could read the message
The telegraph messenger called a policeman, and
ambulance from the Roosevelt Hospital was
summoned. Miss Morrison was taken to the hos
pital, and recovered consciousness there shortly
after ! o'clock. Yesterday morning Robert Greg
DRY. her nephew. OF No $50 West Seventy fourth
St, sent for by the hospital authorities, and
Miss Morrison taken to her home Her
physician says she will not be able leave her bed
for a week
The telegram which caused the trouble was lost
by Miss Morrison and could be found until
yesterday afternoon, when it turned out be from
a friend who wanted TO make appointment to
shopping.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
OTHER MARKET&BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 4.-Catte-Recepts $500. Generally
steady except inferior Good TO prime steers s. 45GS6 TO-
poor 10 medium 81 J0dS5 40 stockers slow
So as4 50 So s0s4 80; heifers s3as5 10;
weak S24$2 70; bulls steady So 9Os4 so calves 80
ass; Texas fed 81 350S5 bulls. T5G
81 50 Hogs-Recepts to-day, 0OOO tomorrow. % COO
estimated; left 5000 Opened &c higher; closed
easier Top So mixed and butchers IS TOGs5 90 good
20 choice heavy, So SoGS6 rough. heavy, 81 6lS5 I5
light 90. bulk sales 81 s5Gs5 921s sheep
Receipts, 9O00; sheep slow; Spring s5 =
ass ~; good choice wsthers 81 15GS4 80; fair
choice mixed S4TS+ 80; Western sheep, 81 15fTS4 4O
yearlnss, - AS4 I5i native lambs SASS 40, Western
lambs. 81 1885 40.
Cincinnati June 4.-Hogs active. higher, S46s4 90.
CATTLE steady 50 5OGs5 3d. Sheep dull So 25Gs4 Lambs
dull Sc 756s5 so
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COrFFF-The coffee market ruled stsadter than was
generally expected by the trade to-day in view OF the
pesrfsh cables from abroad European markets were
weak reports in OF very heavy receipts IN tne
response 70 this ADVERSE news
locai market opened steady. with prices unchanged
n noins lower Room buying and light demand from
.arrtzI clloue abroad later caused reaction
70 last nights prices. after which there no change
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

The Grafton was delivered by William John WaIln
and the prophecy by Victor Holes Stockweu
The ivy exercises were held o'clock az Gould
Hall. The class ivy planted by the members
OF the class Of 0l. and the ivy Grafton deliv-
cred by Hamilton Charles Rickaby. The testator
Harry Magnus
n
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
\ y T. cLAssDAY EYERCTsES.

The classdsy exercises Of the class OF Ol OF
Eew-Yorl University held yesterday after-
AT the university. The invocation was deliv-
cred by Chancellor MacCracken. The president >
address was delivered by Arthur Edward Hill
The class poern was read by Charles Galway: anG
49, @.A.s aistory by Hamilton Charles Ricka by.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 4-Four quiet and steady. Wheat
Spring unsettled No Northern Old carloads S4tsC, do
new carloads. 81 &c. WinterNo offerings Corn quiet
and easy: No yellow 4+isc; No do 46c; No : corn
45s4c; No : do 45C. firm: No white 322sc; No ?
do n 2sG32c; No mixed. 31c No , do. 3Oc through
billed Barley. 56GG1c for best. Rye-No
l. In store. siac asked Canal freishts steady; wheat
SIC; corn 2'sc; oats. 21sc; 27sc. TO New-York
Chicago. June leading ranged follows
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

Cash quotations we're follows: Flour firm; No )
spring wheat T1dT4c; No red 761TSc: No +3Ia
g4S'sc; No yellow. f3 L 70 Sc; No oats 2Sis 0Sl-C,
No white. 29+a30c No white, 2S24 4029iac; No
G54c No haxseed 81 Il: No 1 Northwestern. 81 II.
clover 50 50. pork. bbl.
S4 80: lard. 100 n. s. 17=GSS % short rib sides
,loose. 81 1IaSI H5- dry sated shoulders boxed 69
high wines. 81 - On the ProdUce Exchange today
market creameries. 14GIS2tc:
dairies l4dl6c; cheese firm at 9g0Stc;
uisc.
red soc. Corn frmer: No > mixed. i4iac. quiet;
No . mixed. 3Olzc Rye steady; No .. 59c.
Duluth. June 4.-Close: Wheat-Cssh. No hard. T7c;
No Northern. 80. No Northern. zoe July. I4isc. Sep
temher. Il 2c. Corn nominal AT 42e Oats. 2S'-G2Sc
Milwaukee. Wheat lower; Northern 751s
lower 5Sss a5ic Barley steady; No 56c; sample
4OT54c.
Minneapolis June 4-CIose: wheat-Cash 724sc: July
72l2d72'sc; September. T6-ac. Flour and bran
changed
Philadelphia, u Wheat unchanged; grade
June Isl 79l.c. Corn lac lower; No . mixed June
iIldiT3tc Oats steady No white clipped - G34$sc.
Eggs ivner and in good demand fresh nearby do
Western. l4c; do Southwestern f3c: do Southern. 12c
Cheese and fair demand; New-York
small. 9'- G934c; DO fair choice si-69l.c
ceipts-Four I.SCl bhs and $4,000
2Soo" bush 10000 bush; 5000 bush ship
ments-Wheat. $1,000 bush; $4,000 bush;
5000 bush.
st, Louis June Close: Wheat-No red cash 72s.c
July. rose. September 692sc No hard. T3i GTic
No cash. f2l-c, July. f2fsc, September Oats
No cash - Htc July. 2Sc September y &C No white
31t.c.
July. T69c September. Tie and lower; cash.
43ec July &c: September +4ssc steady: cash
2Hc; july 2Siec Rye. SIC Cioverseed-Cash S6 10.
tober. - SO oil unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
NISHAP TO OSCARS COW.
SHE FALLS DOWN WELL IN THE PARADISE
GARDENS.

Nine. Brindle met with an accident on the
roof Of the Paradise Gardens last night that
nearly resulted in her death. Nine. Brindle has
a part in one Of the rural scenes Of the show.
When this part Of the programme was reached
last night the actress. instead Of going TO the
brook to drink fell down the well. She was
rescued however before having suffered any
internal injuries.
OF the stage the actress is simply known as
COW.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
Railroads
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAlLE1oAD.

STATIONS foo, Of WEST TwENTYzIFIIRD I I'D STREET
gThe leaving time from De.sro..es and
G,orti.ndt street. is i've minutes later x,, thar
sta.ion except where otherwise noted: tied, p,,.
Cars New York Pfttsourg Sleeping Car Ptsburs to
q S11icsso, No coaches % PittsoHrs -,,
o.ss A n PESsYI.vANia IIsIirEDEPuIiaaS c..
Cars For chieaso cisvsiaad Toledo. Cincinnati md
1S 2- p Is, ~ cdGAG0 AND ST toUIS fTxrEssi
roieSs' Lo9isvtIe Eva Cincinna'A 1nd'Anap'"''
o.5 r VI sr o LoU1s nf E&PREss-For pt,tssurs Ind
s-:.5 r. VI WEsTEiS EXPREss-For Chicago Fer
p MP n PAcfPTc s@rPTas ExPRFsFor PRES Tttsburx and
Routs con1eets hSays fST cievsa5a s except ssuray
p " G5EyIANp ..I AND SINSINsATlr SSs via cS c
'in'ss WaSHiYGToNi as HhSaIsT,G,,i AND THE SOUTH
10 o SDInn c9r "a 6s5 pnin % car, a. m 1a 40
S5i,g - Linz all PaTioT and pinTs GT lon "a niss
s2dsy Is - 1Os5 Cninng CaF1 a nj D;,2 1, ss =
80 - - Dining Carl. ass Dining Carr. aaS p m
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express s..5. 4-20 p m. islo
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. SIS and rs
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. FLORIDA and Met
r9P3titan Limited. 1255 m daily Express. l%Ao
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
ctiEsAPEARE ONO Ra4fMaYy-sss III Sl,y m and ass
FOR OLD FONT. COMFORT and NoRFoLK-75s a. n
ATLANTIC CTTY~s.55 a m. and ass D. m weekdays
GThroqgh Testibuled Trains Buffet PariOr Cars and
1aF'I MAH--1255 .. m weekdays.
% Ws aan on Xs York and Long RFanss RaiIr0ad ses
% 80 lilo and 4-55 2. sundays 9-25 a . sS
p m IRON Deshrosses and Streetsl $50. eco
= m. 1880. go 40 4aO and 5-lO ,. m Sundays.
D. 70 a rs m
FOR A.
beSIrosses and COrtlandt Streets. 620s 125 Iss.
SD $50 s5 055 Pen1a. Linitsdl. 1910 CD-sb-ossss
ana C9Ttiandt Streets 1O2G Dining Carr 1O55 Dining
Sarl us5 a. I2 81. COsshrosses Cortandr
streets. 2eD. 2.55. 325 355 425 425 Dining Carr.
SO 'DinnE Carr. 5.55 Dining Csrl. 7.55 sos ass.
- r. m II 10 night. Sundays so. T-5J coaehesl
30, $50 92 $50 (Limtsd). 955. 1O.55 Dining Carr
n i99 ls5 Dining Carl 325. 5.55 AS Dining
ss5 S25 :. night.
4iSket offices Nos 461. 1895 26I Broadway
IL Firth Avenue (below I'D St.):
Wenty-thrd Street Station and stations foot OF
presses and COrtandt Streets Fulton
9reet SS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Irookyn; station Jersey City The New Trauss4r
company will call for and check baggage
ana residences through o destination
rnad Cab Service 80 ~ '
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. P wOOD
General Manager. Genera Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
9-I2 a VI. P Daily. except SUNDAY TO
Pitts1sld- SUNDAYS Only eco A NJ
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113 26i. as ard 1915 Broadway .
Union So W, 30 Columbus 1873 Wsst I25,h ST.
I2th ST. and 13Stn ST. Stations New York:
Fulton and O4 Broadway E D. BROOKLYN
Telephone 900 2sth Street York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residences BY
WestCott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
BELGIUM TO TAKE CONGO STATE.

Brussels, June 5.-At a Cabinet Council yester-
day. it was virtually decided TO annex the Congo
State within a decade
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS
BY The
NEW YORK CENTRAL

TO the Pacific Coast. through Colorado and Utah
VIII leave New York July Sth and 9th. For II
lustrated itinerary and particulars call on NJ c.
Roach. General Eastern Passenger Agent. 1918
Broadway. A copy OF the itinerary will be sent 10
any address on receipt OF a postage stamp.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Tork. 4. 1901
bt.t.F Receipts We're five cars. 06 head inelUd
ing Two cars for saughterers and three
ket- Nothing doing in live cattle. Feeling steady.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
SUBWAY CoHPANE INCREASES STOCK.

Albany, June 4-The Subway Realty Company OF
Hew-York City. which was Incorporated snort
time ago capital stock Of 100000. to-day hled
with the Secretary State certificate or increase
OF capital 10 50 600 The certificate IS signed
bv August Belmont chairman. and George ".
Thomson. secretary. Of the meeting al whlch the
Increase authorized.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

Al the Office OF August Belmont II was said yes
terday afternoon that the capital stock OF the BUD
way Realty Company had been increased as the
cnrnpanv thought fl the best thing DO IN view
lis business This was the only explanation
given ne
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
Railroads.
Atlantic City and Cape May
Central r. R. OF New Jersey
SPECIAL EXPRESS
Railroads.

BEGINNING June 18th double daily service viii be
established New York and Atlantic leaving
Liberty 81. a $40 n NJ. and $40 P. Train now
leaves Liberty $40 P NJ. and South Ferry 3SJ
P NJ. arriving Atlantic City Gas p NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector ST
Through TO Point Pleasant 1000 100. s45. &so
2 N. sundays. 1890 a m loo SEQ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r.430 473O 4s.GO 900 1000. sII3o a m " 90
80 ~ 90 3 40 400 $500, 143o 800 zoo II p
s9.uO - p ~ IS mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
80 so SEQ sIGOO. a11SO a m HOO $50 s 40
500 200 p m. -12-15 mGt-
1900 1884 Broadway: 1S2 5th Ave. T37 9Th Ave. .5
Union Sa West I53 125th St.. 273 I25th ST
243 Columbus YORK. Court 344.
10 Brooklyn; 9S Broadway Williamsburg New York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage TO destination
'F-om Liberty st. only sDaly. fDsily.
day SSundays only &,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled quiet and lower TO sell
Southern advces about expected Rosin was Que
and unchanged pitch also without change
We
TAR-ReEuIars So 10: do oil bb,s, SO 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE>-3ol-1t36 36c -
EOSIN-COmnon good strained, 81 5Zl=; r. 81 10;
81 70 81 10. 81 So r. 81 ~; NJ, 81 69QS2 40
y, So; W @, 81 -; " W So 80.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05

A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions tc- The Tribune
- their Uptown Office. Ne 1.242 Broadway.
od door 3lstst-. until O'Clock
the following branch Offices
until , O'Clock VIZ: Sth-ave 8
cor a3d-st: I52 6th-nvc t2th-st: Macy's 6h-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
6urroaairs Nonres.

Gurroaatcs' Nonres
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c % % 81 hs ay of New T4r RS
ootJ HodsTan late OF the County OF New York eeeased
at his place OF transacting business. No. Beekman
on or before the tenth DAY Of oco6er next Dated New
80 NORRIS E WEBRER. Executor.
Street, Borough of Manhattan city of New York.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
notice hereby given to all persons having claims agatns
sabscTbers place ansacting business the
lore mrs, day q November next, Dated New York
MARY Z. BYRNEs AGNES =. BYRNEs Executrices
JOSEPH II NAAN a.a M A2sy Y9. , qT EHecutFices No i'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G.
Thomas surrosate Of the County Of New York.
AsNander A thomson !ae OF Jhe county or New York
qS be 1 '" at beT ie psne Of b!si1 a.
q Manhattan in the oty Of New York before
Ps,ef YS% 42r G e9n day F6RE S6 3 ,9oi
GIRATD F THOMSON. Attorney for Executors 14t
WARREN. CATALINA SIN pursuance OF
the c6ang Of New Yor Notice IS heroS sTeG ali
sFlns % e oaa % Gr @sw Yo3S decea.s resh s
place transacting business the Office Anderson
BoroagR Of Manhattan clty Of New Yok on Or Before
the eleventh day September
York the sixth day os March. 1901.
RAYMOND JENKINS CHARLES y. LOCKWOOD.
Executors.
7. CHAUNCEY ANDERSON. Attorney for Executors 81
William Borough of Manhattan, New York City
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New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits tu-rentine .............. 500 h
l..

Sp!rits tu-rentine S26 hb7
Tar 9lo Dds
savannah. June 4-spIrits turpentine drn S2i4c re
oeipts 3T12 hbls exports L. 7oI sales. Os ltosn nr
receipts. 96s5 bbs: sales, 76ss: exports 80 Quoted
\. r, g 81. u. 81 %. = 81 10; r, 81 70 q. 81 20 II
81 90 81 so K 81 80; NJ. s. -; y, s. -; g. y 'S
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Charleston. June 4-Turrenttne quiet Sc. Rosin firm
unchanged.
Wilmington June spirits Notwithstanding doing:
receipts A. casks Rosn steady. $lQSl % receipts AZ
hbls Crude turperHe steady 81 1OS2 TO- receipts 40
bbls Tar firm, 81 80. receipts. 31l bbls.
London. June 4.-Turpenttne-Spirits 26s 9d
New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY

From Liberty -. and South
Ferry tive minutes earlier than
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-04-06

Mrs., Selma Tanner.
Mr.. L. o. Marble, OF Geneva, Nso-'
writes:
81 do believe that my catarrh IL en-
tirely cured. have not had any trouble
with my stomach for a long time. am
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lgeYenty years.. have had the ca
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md have doctored for It for years ana
rot very little better, but thanks 20 you
md your Peruna and Manahn believe
I an wen Of Il. I can eat anything now
and II doesn't hurt me, and Peruna y
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isfaetory results from the use OF Pc
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