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New-York tribune., 1901-05-04
SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW

YoRK-AIfred C. Coursen. Plaintiff. against Edward
inerioeuory Judgment partition and sale duly made ,
and entered in the above entitled aeuon DeaI.s Is she s
referee judgment named win sell al Rpbe aqf nc
Broadway the Borough Of Msnhata3 IL the ,s5 s6y Of
Twelve O'clock noon of that day. by William NJ Ryan
the & real al, gbeS as follows First Parcel
All that storehouse and LOT OF ground Ei
New York in the First Ward bounded southeast
erIy by Front Street northwesterIy by Water street
southweserIy side by ground now or late OF
Thomas and Elizabeth Hunt and northessterS & oa d uni
Joseph Maenbray containing in 6readts on & rs3nt
three feet length from Front street
same premises conveyed to Abraham Coursen BY the
Directors and and p q Fr 1ne dsy Of May in
year thousand eght hundred and nineteen min @ and and
County New York Liber las Of Conyeyancss page
noon o o subisct however to lease to F. Turner
for the of three At ay @ 2 at le the option
of the lessons giving the essees slxy f
Gr escfqR fR 70 bunrd Dollars The Eastey and
eEy Walls Of the building nd rs sfe1sa 1mr Gn "a ont s Street s
party walls second Parcel: Al that certain lot piece
uae wing and being in the Borough Manhattan in the
Gsy a OF of DTope4y in he chem Eighth Ward @
Of New York HoSnf g dated s9 FbruaT 4h isa Sy the
Number ss together the strip Of land Two tees four
extendng one four feet six inches IN depth
bounded and described follows: Bssnning point
"a Ie 5snf three hundred and ffty feet easwardly
from the nothesserly Of said West Third
iiRa IRs = wall n Sqdnx sSssssa
running & n6rerv line Of west Third Street and on
80 "s as5av line 81 said westerly wall and along th
eastery OF the eastsrly wall OF the building
tended to be conveyed One hundred and four feet eight
Esst%ardy along said centre line Twentythfee fse
% T6 sseet Two and 4chs more SO Or Ta .s
point distant One hundred and four Inches
thencs EastwaTdy parallel With West Third Street TWO
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received II their Uptown ONCE, No i2i2 Broadway
OF until o'clock
nenrs received at following branch Offices regular
orsc until O'Clock viz: I'd shave, s
cor 23d-.t I52 eth-ave cor i2h-st; Macy's 6ih-ave
lz2 Coumbus-ave near West o6thst.; log
s2d-st. sthsye: 92 East l4th-st; 257 West
l59 East 47th-st.;
sSaye between roth 7Tth sts-: io26 9d-ave. near
elstst: i.7os lstave. ssth-st: 75e TIenontaye
$50 3d-ave 4ist-st.; t5s 3d-eye. 2l0 Bisecker-s
Bieecke--st
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Copartncr5bip Noilres.


y
ship heretofore formed by them the 30h day OF M en-
ee9o pursuant to the provisions Of the statutes " ~
state OF New York. hereby certify follows: l. A..
The name or @ firm under which such partnership = -
me general nature OF the business lntelH I'D con
transacted by the said partnership renewed anu
shirts gents furnishing goods in all branches
and the continuing and the business
HOFFMAN. and the principal place of business o. s-a
'nership shall be in the City and County OF -'
The Of the partner interested therein Is
aax = itohman, who resides at number 149 West eL
me name OF the special partner interested therein
|a Mlehaels m who resides at number 1lS Me New
York. Both Of said partners are of full age.
ne amount OF capital which the said special paTls
and continued partnership Twenty Thousand s2oOo
., The said renewed and continued partnership is to
begin on the Both day March IaOi end on the
internal Revenue StampI MAX s. ROHMAN
NATHAN MICHAELIs.
On this 27th day of March, 1901 personally
came and appeared Max s. Rohman and Nathan Michaes
scribed and who foregoing certificate
they severaly duly acknowledged they exc
cuted the
Notary Public Kings County.
Certificate filed in y. Y. County.
LAURENCE ARNoLD TANZER Attorney. 10 Broad
Broadway.
'THE firm OF Watson q Brown expires this
day by limitation. WATSON & BROWN.
N Y. April 90. 1901.
THE undersigned have this day formed a
partnership under the firm name of Vernon c. Brown
Co. TO continue the business OF Watson & Brown ana
to transact general Stock Exchange business -
All outstanding contracts of Watson & Brown will be
assumed by us. VERNON c. BROWN.
STEPHEN II. BROWN.
N Y. May /. 1901.
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Slnnnrldl.
ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO..
CHAM, SWITZERLAND.
PROSPECTUS.
Issue Of 5000 new shares at 500 Francs each,
with prior right of subscription for Shareholders

WIN prior right OF SUBSCRIPTION tor SnarehoioeTS
The Board OF Directors have decided
5000 shares Fr. 500 each. authorized by the
General Meeting held April 18th, shall be regulated
by the following conditions
The shares win be Issued the value Of Fr 800
me snares VII be dated July lst IDOL VIII pear , te
dsHds e6 beginning with the dividend payable May ls
B. The payment Of FIR 5OOfor every share is to be
tihcates must be returned and the new shares will be
shafehoeers falling to subscribe or to pay for new
shares at the proper time may be declared TO have
forfeited In favor OF the COMPANY their right to sub
AfteT July Goth 1901 the Board of Directors will sell
shares Th at market prices 49,. ,.,.--
70 subscribe to one new share For every lot OF new
snares thus subscribed Transferable Allotment Ger
OF shares less than five or Of such shares as may De
recognized as constfntng anv Gain unon the Com ne
e Holders Of less than 81 five old share. or of an
odd number i'm excess of a multiple of
of these shares SEPARATELY in the form
OF subscription. In order TO facilitate the uniting
shareholders themselves, of the partial right
for each odd share indicated Five Checks. If pre-
fore aey q the M eG % Sn boer or
subscribe 10 one new share.
until they have been fuy paid and issued in exchange
for the Allotment Certificates.
after April nd Iao at the Offices of h@ the
Don E g and So Hudson Street New York The
Issrpor. must be aadTesssd 70 one Of thsss ost ,.
of the numbers of the old shares. and with
the name and full address Of the subscriber leghiy
p. The subscription Will he opened on May
10 In two shareholders should present the same
oTdeT that the rightfu owner may produce proof of
Chnm. April 10th 1901
For the Board Directors:
III. T.. STREULI, Chairman.
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ernst G ompanles.
ernst G gompanlrs.
United States Trust Company
of New York,
az AZ WALL STREET.
Capital s2,OOO,OOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits, S11, 152, ,346
4s e. AZ WALL STREET

This Company legal depository for moneys paid
,nto Court authorized TO act as Guardian Trustee
Executor.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
which may made time and withdrawn after
Eve days notice w.il be entitled to interest at such
rates may agreed upon.
Executors Administrators. Trustees OF EtAtes Re
igous Institutions and individuals will
fnd this Company a depository for money.
JOHN A. STEWART Pres. ID. WILLIS JAMES. Vioe-Pres
JAMES s. CLARK. Second Vice-PreA
HENRY l. THoRNELI. Secretary.
LOUIS @. HAMPTON. Assistant Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
fAMCEL SLOAN. WILLIAM ~ MAIL 1h'
D. WILLIS JAMES wa ID. SLOANE.
John A STEWART. GUSTAV H sCa"Ah.
soFfN HApsF,y RHOaDES lFRANK LYMAN.
&NSoN PHELPS STOKES. GEORGE F. VICTOR.
!oES CROSBY BROWN. JAMES sTILLMAN.
EDWARD COOPER JOHN CLAFLIN.
W BAYARD CUTTING. JOHN ]. PHELPS
CHARLES & SMITH John S. KENNEDY.
VA ROCKEFELLER D. o. MILLS.
ALEXANDER Z. ORR. LEWIS CAsS LEDfahD'
MARSHALL. FIELD.
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Go Ubom Ut fIan Corrern.
THE SUPREME COURT, New York Co

THE SUPREME COURT. New York County
Matter OF the Application Of the Mea Fireproof
Company for leave change
Norman Ffreproof Construction Company Notice is
hereby that the Mela Freproof Partition Company
domestic corporation having its Office in city and
County OF New York. will apply TO The Supreme Court
al a Special thereof. be held Part I. tbs
York County Court House. Boroush OF Manhattan.
on the day May 1901 1880 A NJ OF said day.
or socn thereafter Counsel be hesrd. for
said corporation 70 change It's eorporsts
name 10 the Norman Flreproof Construction Company.
Dated York. April 18th. IDOL
FIIERONINIyS A HEROI.D, Atty. Petitioner,
Fulton ST.. New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
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Second ST.
. taxes assessments and
which be allowed to the
OF the purchase paid by the ref
follows: Upon the first parcel the OF $3.50
thereon Upon the second parcel the
sum of S3I5 interest thereon Upon the third
parcel $50. with accrued interest thereon.
Dated New York. April 30th. 1901.
s. L. II. WARD Referee
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Dipi0eno Noflres.
THE DENVER CITY TRAMwAy conpAyY
financial Hleeiinas
OFFICE OF
COPPER COMPANY.

New York, April 3Oth 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given that the stock GER
ttscate transfer books of the Company will be closed
IN Tuesdsy MAY eth 1901 O'Clock r NJ. for the
purposes OF the Annual Meeting OF the Company be
held June 3d 1901 that such books will he Teopned
on TUESDAY, June 4th. 1901. 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
WM. G.. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary.
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21artition Sale.

y y. SUPREME COURT, County Of New
1IinssT Plaintiff In nnr:sga against o an hya m
Ira5.r ana others efendants' In In pn as div made IN
the above entitled action bearing date the ?9h day Of
the county Of New YORK on the 10th day of April 1901
viii sell az public auction at the York Estate
haitian city Of New York on Wednesday 22nd day ot
May 1901 at II o'clock noon by s9 a. Pnqpx h lS ihs5 1
be sold; described in said Judgment as [8ow 10 &
with buildings AMI improvements thereon. situate
Nev Yo- s ''s 52tV y. 6F New York state OF New York
which being t2Sen together are bounded Ia ana Ia, Is
Of Brooe street distant twenty yave feet eastery from
ming thence souherly lin. parallel with Pi5t stress
Brooi2e street dfty feet thence northery line para
lei with rt't street and part OF tne & ~ sors
s thence westerly along Iro9me street nifty feet s
10 the P2n and place o. ing o 5 Ea 6sg Rs sne
tain iot piece or parcel of land the building and
so6sr sde Of Eleventh stfset in the borough
@ Ha NY ] %L N |b s' n,,rlFs 20 on the Map Of 90
lots of land Burnt Min Point in the Eleyenth Ward
ana county cf by the number 3d5. and which
said lot bounded and described as follows besinnlns
one nnndred ana IL Tb Sg freeT and Avenue q running
and nine inches thence westerly parallel with Eleventh
Avenue ana part distance through party wall
Eleventh. % Street and thence along Eeysnth Street
feet to ths p94 amt or m p1S % S or parre Of land
situate living and being the northery side Of Second
County Of State Of New York. and known as
Twenty-Five C22 Second street described as tot
a point the noTtherly side OF
Second street distant the westerly side OF
and forty-three feet and
eight inches thence uortherly, but line al right
angles with Second Street feet and inch
Cemetery Wall thence westerly along the CeIne
ta~ Wall To point said first mentioned line
at right angles Herewith eighteen feet and inches;
thence southery parallel with said first mentioned line TO
of and thence eastery
along the northery second Street eighteen feet and
two inches 10 place Of beginning Together with one
hal walls standing each side OF said ot
Dated New York. April Both. 1901 ~ 49,.
STrTr e PHILLIPS Attorneys Plaintiff. 113 Fulton
Street CSianhattan) New York City.
diagram Of the first parcel It's street
numbers are 1l9 and l21 Broorce street:
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and su6ssriptions ror The Tribune
% north Of s1sts until o'clock advertise
following Offices regular
ofnce rates until o'clock .. m. 254 ssh-ave a
eor. ave., i2h-sts 6th-aye
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Summer Resort 0ui0es.
Doctors Say
during take wife and the children and
Go TO THE MOUNTAINS

Of Sullivan. Ulster Delaware Counties. " Y.
branches Of the New York. ontario
Western Railway, a region Of absolute HEALTH AT
MODERATE COST. 2.GG0 feet above the with Pure
Air. Water. Milk Send : for postage
undersigned call and free Offices below
the superbIy Illustrated Book SUMMER HOMES. OF
176 pages. gives list OF Hotels Farm and Boarding
Houses with their location rates of board facilities at
fractions
On May .ath and 3oth Excursion tickets at reduced
will be sold 425 Broadway. 1884 Broadway. and
Ferry Offices giving opportunity nf personally select
ing Summer home. and also enjoying days dshng In
this delightful region Tickets returning Thursday
IN NEW YORK: ia. 1866 III 90 s54 1870 Broad
2ST 18th Az. 80 9Th Av.. 2f5 Columbus Av- 13S
East 125th St. .73 West I25th ST. ise Av ticket
Offices. Franklin and West i2d st Ferries
IN BROOKLYN: / Court ST. 500 Fulton St. 9s Broad
Eagle Once.
Passenger -1tes. cents mile.
J.. c. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent SO Beaver St.. y. Z.
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The approximate amount OF the and
other liens which be allowed
purchaser out Of the purchase money paid BY the
follows: Upon First Parcel upon
Parcel SIS; upon Parcel ST75 al.
upon Fourth Parcel s492 TO- and upon the sixth par
S105 with the accrued interest several
Dated York. May 1901.
ALGERNON S. NORTON. Referee.
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Gonutrn Boaro

A DIRONDACK oUNIAINS.-Adirondack House, open
n June Ist terms. IS $40. Fer further particulars
address Mrs. F. MEAD Indian Lake, Hamilton Co.. N Y
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BrOone st.

The following Is a diagram ot the second parcel: its
street number is $40 East Eleventh Street:
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HOTEL BELMONT.

=. N
Virginia and Besch OPEN ALI. YEAR. strictiv
freproof: heat elevator paror hot and cold
sea-wa;er baths Special rates FOR Nav ard June
r. s. WATSON Manager
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The following Is diagram Of the Fourth Parcel. wh-
Is known as Numbers % 24 Carine Street and ss
go and 80 Bieeeker Street
Carmne Street
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West 3rd Street
The following is diagram OF the Third Parcel rnfc,
Is known as Number y Washington Square South.
Washington Square South
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THE ST. CHARLES.
HOTEL GLADSTONE

ITO Z,
ATLANTIC CITY n J.
Modern high class hotel ocean front with ever
convenience and luxury, hot and cold
with suites. Sun parlor commanding view ~ beach spe
cial Spring rates Booklet Coach trains.
STONE COITTNS
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Front Street.
The following IL diagram he Second Psrc.I
Il known Number 80 West Third Streef:
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NnAMIE@mAsl AN[EsM0ll@F.

Kl8MESHAalAKEaHUU8E.
OPENS FOR SEASON 1901 JUNE 1ST.
An ideal summer moderate the healthies
locality in East; positively no maaria no mosquitoes
cool: accommodates 200: electric
bells toilet bath orchestra. bicycling boating
bowling fishing, pool tennis hneSt CtLt llNhS in
beautifully illustrated booklet
giving 30 Photographic views.
G. NJ BARTLETT Kiamesha, sullivan Co, N Y.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office No. l,242
the following
Office until O'Clock viz: 25i sth-ave.
cor 23d-s oth-ave i2th-st; Macy's. 6th-ave
42d-st 6rh-ave; a2 East l4th-st: 257 West
42d-st between and Sth 47th-st;
3d-aye between 10th and nth sts: i.o2s 3dave.
6tsts.; l,ToS lst-ave near sshst; fo8 Tremont-sve
3d-sve 41s-st: 554 3d-ave-; Bleecker-st
225 Rleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

Greenwich Avenue
Tb. following Is a diesran Sixth Parcel which
is known n. Number 3is West 4th Street
4th Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-04

The leading Stamford Pullman vestbule trains
during summer Via Shoe. N Y. 10 hotel grounds
AZ hours. y Booking Offices, Park Place p Union
SQUARE S. Z. CHURCHILL
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RAYMOND H. FIERO.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
DEATH RELIEVES AWFUL
SUFFERING OF YOUNG Man
sneolnl to the Evenlng Ionrnal.

Cecil, Nd, April Death in a ter
nble manner visited the home Of Sam
uel Price, near Cecilton, Cecil county,
on Saturday night 1t is the most
singular case that ever has come be-
meath the notice Of the physicians in
that locality.
Harry Price. the 2O-year-old son Of
Samuel Price. was attacked with
what the physicians called rheumatism.
Ii first attacked his arms, but soon
spread TO his head, and he became q
raving maniac. II took two and three
men to hold him, and on one occasion
he escaped from the house just as Dr.
Crawford arrived. The cras.d youth
attacked the doctors horse. and the
spirited animal becoming frightened ran
away and demolished the yehicaA The
demented boy was captured in a nearby
field and was returned to his home
On Friday. after a waek of most hor-
rible suffering. the boy regained rea.
son. and his parents and friends were
joyous at the prospect Of his speedy
recovery. On Saturday. however. h,
developed lockiaw and died in awfu
agony on Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
DIED RATHER THAN RETURN
TO DISTASTEFUL LABORS
Special to the Evening Journal

Georgetown, April Henry Day. OF
this town. who was employed as a car
penter at Farnhurst. died yesterday
morning from the effects of dose OF
laudanum, taken with suic.dal intent
Day who was n respected citizen OF
this town for many years, came here
several weeks ago TO visit his sister,
Mrs. Evans He expressed an unwill-
inencss 20 return to his Duties at the
hospital at Farnhurst. saying he feared
chat he would lose his mind IL ne did.
His sister insisted upon him doing so.
ON Friday he bought some landanum
at q local drug store and after drink
ing Ii threw the bottle IN the ookstOye.
When his sister started to make the
ire preparatory to getting supper she
found the empty bottle. She found
Mr.. Day unconscious a physician was
summoned. but despite ali his efforts
Day died yeterday morning
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

All trains Illuminated with PintscA
a. EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave-
nue. Station. for
NEW YORK, week days, .5o1. '9ss,
1862 a. m; tl2l9, s2.3l, s3.5S. SIS (hoyl
Limited, '627. '7.i2. 'lO52 D. m. Sundays.
'6.Ol. 'e89 .li.35 a. m; '2.S4 's.bs. 'b.N
(Royal Limitedl, '7.42. 1852 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days. 'o.u-
$50, $3.50, 7SO, 's.25, '9.s9, 1902, li.os a. m.
12is. '2.S4, 800, 's5s. '5.lS CRoyal Limit
ed5 IS 25 &C. "a SIS, f7.42. ~1052 p. m. Sun
days, IS Of. 730. $50. - S9, 1858, 'i1.s5 a. m;
'2S4. 800. 's5s, sis (Royal Limited; e.ss,
Chester. week days, $50. $50, 7So 's26.
g 49, slO52 II .0S a. m; F2.34. 800 sb.z5, 80
IA, slO.52 p. m Sundays, 7.So. $50 go
.0.5s. 'll.s5 a. m; '2Si, 400, 6s5 'lA2. s.0S,
Atlantic city. week days. $3.50 a m. ;'12is
'2st and $50 p. m Sundays. I.sO a. M
CAPE May. Ocean city, week days,
$50 a. m; '2.34 q. m. Sundays. 7.So a M.
Sea Isle City. week days, $3.50 a m. /;
s2H p. m.
tis, =. 40, '457. $50 (Royal Limited, 'S.o4
/ 'lOle p. m. Sundays, .Als, 'S.o4, So5,
a. M; s1256. '2Os. '457. $50 CRoyal Limit
err, 613, 'S4. 'l0.l6 y. m.
baltimore and way stations. SIS a. m.
S1s D. m, daily except Sunday; 800 a. m.
e4s o. M, Sunday only.
Newark, week days, AIS $50 500
s1i.m a. m; '12.56. 3ls, '457, e.5, $50
/ o. m Sundays, s41S. 1904, 300 A. m
| sl25s. 457. SAB 732. se.04 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, 'so4 a. m; -.
i s1ol6 D. m. Sundays, 'S.O4 a. M AS'
ch,csro. daily. 'so4 a. m; '457 p. m.
cincinnati and ST. Louis, AIS a. m.
80 5s and slO16 D. m, daily.
! einrerly accommodation, week days
ASA m: 319 SIS p. m Sundays, 80
m.;643. 7s2 p. m. -.
Tnndenberg, Accommodation week oayc
s7a an 70. nj Sundays, 43 p. m.
fFAVT MARKET ST STATION FOL
baltimore. week days, $40 p m.
Iandenberg. week days, $40 a. m 81
| 90 10. m Sundays, 40 a. m; 90 p M
STrAVw PHILADELPHIA for WI
- s-ton week DAYS. 9 35. $50. sl30, 'lO2l
y, ~ - "a, sl2 %. q 81. 2.ll, 1907. 'A2l ia
& ao s5'4s (Royai Limited), 55s. $50 'iS
"a i0 si1s5 D. m sundays S35, 80 ~
80 II W a m; 'l2.o. 1.5l, lb, $50, ~
SIS ss tRoysl Limited, $50, '7s9. $40 loi
1ssimarvia Telephone No. lss.
pates 70 Western points lower man "
any other line. f. D. UNDERWOOD,
A. Miller. Passenger Agent WI
tugtou. Del
y, s NARTIN. Man Of PaHs. Traris
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
ROBINSON'S CREDITORS
ACCEPTTWENTY PER CENT.

Creditors OF Isaac Robinson will ac-
ccpt 20 per cent of their claims, and
Mr.. Robinson will operate his Delaware
cannories on a cash basis. A wealthy
hnancier rs interested and The Rob
dnson Company, Limited, has been
formed. The amount due the PENN
sula creditors by Mr.. Robinson is about
$3.50 600 The creditors have accepted
the 20 per cent, and are ready to hell
along the business.
Mr. Robinson expressed to some o
his Delaware managers yesterday his
disappointment at the can manufac
turers forcing up the price of cams
from S195 to S2.45 at this time.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Philadelphia and Reading Railw
OViimington DivlslOn.)

r-ir,e-tabie in erect March 3d. 1901
T'rains leave Wilmington (French Sire
station) for Elsmere Junction, Nor
chanln, Winterthggr, Guyeneourt; Gra era
Pocopson, West Chester, Embreevil
Nortonville, Coatesville and intermcdia
stations, daily except Sunday, at 1875
m; daily 2.15 and 450 p. m. Sunday on
For 10 {" Waynesburg Junction. Elvers
and intermediate stations, daily exec
sunday, at 7.35 a. m; daily 2.l5 and
D. m. Sunday only at sos a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and 7
termediate stations, daily except Sdndi
at 7.25 a. m. and 2 10 p. m. Sunday OF
at sos a. m. and 2.l5 p. M.
atlantic City Divisionl
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut str'
wharf and South street wharf, for Atlf
Week days-Express. 6. 9 a. m. (satt
! DAYS only 1. 2. a. 3 l.l5 p. m. Accomir
dation, s "a. m, $50 p m. sundays, {
press. 9, 9. 10 a. m, il5 p. m Accom-
datlon. q. m, p. m.
Leave Atlantic City Depot-WeeE day.
! Express, l3o, 9, lOl0 a. m.' @.ov' e,e'' n
m. Accommodation, 500 a. m.' 40 p;
| Sundays-Express 10.15 q. m, 45O, 5,a
p. m Accommodation-7.l5 a. m, 4.Ol
Parlor cars on all express trains.
Leave Philadelphia.
For Cape May and ocean ...ll,y,.--.' ol1y-N {
ldays-915 a. m, Ais p. m. sundays
a. M. south street. 9 q. m. Additional
Cape May-WeelS DAYS, ; p. m
For Sea Isle City-Week days only
q. m, p. m.
New York and Atlantic City Expu
leaves New York (Liberty streeo o'il
Leaves Atlantic city $50 n. N.
| Detailed time tables at ticket o1ices
For further information, passengers
referred to the ticket agent at tne /
tiOn.
w q. BEsLER. Gen. superintendent
GncON u WEEKS Con poeo a ff"F'
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
DELAWARE HRCHANICS ARE LOYAL
Officers Say Per Capita Tax Has Been
Paid

Onioers OF the state Council, Junior
order United American Mechanics,
DENY the statement made In several
papers recently that the Delaware
Council has failed TO pay It's per capita
tax to the National Council On the
other hand they say Delaware has OLE
ways been loyal to the superior body
and indications predict that they al
ways viii be.
The only council that has refused to
pay the tax Is the State Council OF New
Jersey.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Interesting Bouts Fxpected

At Pyle's Cycle Academy on April 10
three interesting bouts viii take place.
Garfield Dumpson and Ed. Bostic, both
OF this city. viii go together for six
rounds. J. Whalen and Kid kaufman
will mix up for six rounds. The wind
ND will be a fifteen round go between
Jack Farrel OF this city and Elwcod
McCloskey, "The Old War Horse" Of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Lnnkinc I'm n,h,h,ts

Professor Webb, inspector for the
State Board Of Agriculture, was i'm
town yesterday looking up exhibits for
the Pan-American Exposition in Buf-
falo, from May / to November T. for
which an Appropriation Of 81 1000 was
made by the Legislature. He IS LOOKING
ior apples from all parts Of the State.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Onened Nov C,fe

Harry Bothman, proprietor of the
Clayton House, has opened a new cafe
at Ne 500 King street as an annex to
the hotel proper. The place Is hand
somaly fitted mp, and Mr. Bobhman viii
De glad 10 welcome his many friends.
The new cafa is under the manage.
mcnt OF Frederick Schrack. heretofore
assistant manager of the cafe in the
Market street end OF the Clayton
House, known as the Rathskellar.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Hnre Issneh Rnnnrt

From the hands Of the printers the
eleventh annual report of the Delaware
Hospital has been ISSUED. The pamph-
let contains a completes and concise
routine of the work fthe institution
for the past year.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Hospital Trustees Receive BIds

Trustees Of the Delaware state Hos
pital received bids yesterday fer sup
plying the hospital with ice. The con-
tract Will be awarded az the meeting
~ the trustees TO De held on Thurs
day.