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5. Kana, Sons & Go.
THE BUSY CORNER.
Always the best Of everything
for the least money.

On Friday next We shall issue February
FASHIONS. This magazine has become
quite household gem. The beautiful ed
itOrial comments by Augus,a Prescott. The
charming short stories by Frances SchDei-
der, Janet Hayes. Helen Grey Page. and
Anetta RiorGau Reed Ellen Terry. ard
other weIl-knoWn writer's besides house
hold hints make this issue one to he par
ticularly desired Free e. our pattern
counter, section z. first floor
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Become Charges of Charity

Julia Ellen Jackson eleven months old. was
yesterday committed to the care of the Board OF
CHildre1,'s Guardians. The childs mother Is ~
ard has been sent 10 hospital The father Is
in Vest Virginia and, it Is said, does not con
tribute TO her support Marion Thornton a desti-
Jute child four months Old was also committed
TO the car. Of the board.
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a FRIEND OF THE POLICE.
The Death of John Hawkins, Home,
less Negro.

less Negro.
John Hawkins. a negro without a home.
known as the friend of the police, died
at the Emergency Hospital last night.
He was picked up at Eleventh Street and
Pennsylvania Ayerue northwest early in
the evening and taken TO the hospital il
an unconscious condition His remains
are now al the morgue. For a number Ct
years Hawkins has befriended the police,
giving them what information was in his
power. He was hard dFinker, and on
former occasions was taken 10 the hOspt-
tai for treatment So far as known Haw-
kins had no relatives here.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-30

Marriage licenses were issued today 70; Martin
Riley and Annie Casey: Dennis Sutherland and
Nollie Westbrook: Thomas L. Kengla and Eliza
beth Marie Mohun; John Petar and Florence Caro-
line AarTyat; Walter 0. Norwood and Rosa A.
McNama-a; Parker smith and Jennie Coleman.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-30

William Chisley, colored employed by the
Crawford Paving Company, fell from a cart at
Ninth and 6 streets northwest late Yesterday az
teruoon and was CUT about the head and fsce.
He sent TO the Emergency Hospital IN the
ambulance which was summoned by the First
urrriurt uoIicc
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3, B. Earnshaw. living at 72S Twelfth Street
southeast, has reported the theft of valuable
set Of harness from his stable IN the rear OF the
niIIs3ber mentioned The police are working on
the case. but have obtained no clue to the
identity OF the thief
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Died Without lIedieaI Attention.

Josephine Rozier, colored twenty years old,
died about 7-39 this morning at her home Il Cess
ford Court southeast, without medical attention
Acting Coroner GlazebTook investigated the case
this morning and gave certificate Of death from
natural eauses
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Stole a Lnyvyer,s Overcoat.

Frank Williams and John C. Mcdonald pleaded
guilty today in the Police Court 10 the larceny
of an overcoat valued at so from Attorney
John " Patterson and were sent 10 jail for three
months each. They were arrested yesterday by
Policeman AuSsbaum while trying TO sell the
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,1rrinr to Keen Warm.

William Alexander today pleaded guilty to
stealing a peck Of coal worth 6 cents from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and his personal
bonds were taken TO appear for sentence.
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Larceny of Il bicycle.

james Walsh was found guilty today OF stealing
a bicycle valued at SO from James Cbaeeras, and
was sent to Jail for two months IN defauI, oi
S3e fne-
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Accused of yYIfe-Beating.

James H. Johnson was charged in the Police
Court today with assaulring his wife Beatrice
johnson. He demanded jury trial
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-30

Robert Ofutt vas sent 10 Jail today for thirty
days for the larceny of clock from Clarence Il
Kellogg The arrest was made BY Policeman
O'Brien.
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S. KANN, SONS &C.,.
9Th and Market Space.
Not Fit for the Insane Asylum,

NOT TT TOT thc InSane Asylum.
Drz &arbUry and Burca examined Mrs. Amelia
Holt. ULo MAS taken 20 the House Of Detention
yestc-taT afternoon and have announced that they
do not consider her # subject for the Insane
Asylum Inspector Bezrdus4a has received Il
telegram lom NeE YORK stating that heI hu~-
bane y unable 10 eoHs here after her and IT is
the city
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-30

On charges OF vagrancy Thomas Rochett Frank
Williams and James Williams were committed
TO the workhouse today by Judge KimhaI.
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For engaging in an affray William, alias James
TAYLOR. was today sent 60 Jail for three months,
as he could not pay fine OF $50
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AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
Assistant Attorney Pugh'S Bill to
Guard Against Criminals.

Nr- n.vaH Declares II To BE in
Proper Form-Propo~ed Legislation
Provides for Keeping Persons Con
victcd of Crime EIscNy Under
Surveillance of the Local Police.
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sun rose.,....7-0S An sun seJs------5:I7 ? N
Moon rises....3:42 4 N ( Moon se-s---..........
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&c ZEETA 8
ITCH IS TORTURE.

Eczema is caused by All acid humor IN
the blood coming in contact with the
skin and producing great redness and in
Eamiuation little pustular eruptions form
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off sometimes the skin IS
hard, dry and fssured. Eczema IN any
form IS . tornent,ng, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost linbeaIable; the acid burning
humor seems to oOze out and set the skin
on FIRE Salves, washes nor other exter-
nal applications do any real good, for as
long IS the poison remains in the blood
Il will keep the skin irritated.
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Wills Filed for Probate.
The VIII OF Frank Frederick Hilder dated Jan
u2ry IS. 1919. Hlel today for probate BY its
terms the testator bequcathes his entire estate
20 has wife. JEANNE y Nillard Hilder
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Ffned for AssanIt.

Charles Davis c5lored. was fined $ today FOR
assaulJing Henry johnson, also coi0red. The
trouble grew cat 0i a dispute regarding 4 tecd
bag At Daish's mill. where the men are employed
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Chr eeeuiae gio1rs
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1901
Gather Indications,
TEMPERATURE

SHOWS touiaht and TlCrsgi7y; somewhat lower
temperature IhuISday7 fresh 20 hrlsz easteriy
winds becoming uorJhEEaatcEiy-
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SCOTS EMULSION
Xagrnnts Committed. .

Nc other preparation Is 50 good for eousUnlp
ton. anaenlia- weak lungs 0: loss Of desh.
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SOC.

z5-ineh Au-wool Whipcords, in desira-
BE plain colOrings-fne cameI-hair Liaids.
snd ali-w0Ol plain cheviccs-sOme of Aich
SOLD as high as SSc yard. 20 60 for
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bargain table full Of AII-wool Cheviots
and dOubie-width Flannel Suitings-this is
another special bargain which represents
value up TO soc yard, 10 90 for
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5o-inch Au-wool Venetian Cloth, in a
good line oI shades-5hese goods are as
stspl5 as any wool material II cur stoc h
yet We nave concluded tC make d sacrifice
marked down from CSC a yard to
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-01-30

45-inch AlI-WeoI Weather-proof Cheviot
this IS a material which has sufficient
strength 70 resist the hardest kind Of wear
reduced from 65c to- Fer yard
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BAD F0RAa OF TEFTER.

" Fog three years !
had 7 cttcT on my
hands, which caused
them 10 swell 20 twice
their natural size. Part
of The time The disease
was IN the form Of Tlgu-
ming sores, very pain
ful. q nd causing me
much discomfort -Four
doctors said the letter
had progressed too far
10 be cured, and they
could d. nothing for
me. IU-ok only three
bottles Of 5. ). >. and
was completely cured
This was fifteen wears
ago, and ! have never
-. -..--... - - .-
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bargain tables full of AIl-wool Camel
hair Plai3s-Inixtures and other stylish
fabrics-the values IN this assortment
tower as high IS soc q yard-sacrifced TO
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5e-iach Atwood Rain-proof Serge, 50
inca Atwood spriugWeigat CheyI0t 90
inch AH-WOCI English SeTgs-chese goods
are aH $l-o9 value, marked down TO
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6o-inch Atwood Pebble Cbeviot and 4s-
inch BroadelCth-exIra fine weave and fn-
ish. which we have marked down from 81
per ward 10
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York August 3, 1901.
Beeves nominaIly steady. Dressed beef slow and un
veas SdlO'sc per n sheep steady. medium and com
grades SLOW. good lambs tribe hrm, medium
grades sheep S3GSi. lambs. 81 5OgS6 20 Dressed
5gTi1c per n. dressed lambs, 6Gl0lac: choice
heavy. lie. Hogs aomnaly steady.
BEEV ES-Receipts 81 $50 head, all for
saughterers Nothing doing at the cattlcyards Feeling
quarters of beef Oatter partly est
mated the Canadian 20 Liverpool; DO cattle on the
Colorado Hull 1000 quarters Of beef on the EtuTa to
Liverpool
CALVEs-NominaIly steady for live calves. city
dressed veals steady salOisc 10; country
dressed quiet at 6u9i9C.
head including for slaugherers and 70 cars for
the market making with the stale stock - sale
Good sheep appeared O be fun steady. and
dum grades dun. the few really good and prime lambs
bat quotably lower sell late In the
day Ordinary prime sheep sold S3dS+ 100 10;
medium prime lambs at 81 OGS6 20 no prime heavy
lambs sale Dressed mutton steady at 54T'zc n.
dressed lambs at 6al0'=c, with choice heavy carcasses
selling 70 lie.
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: 202 Kentucky
IS 259 6s 10 s. -. 25S "a n. So; 146
90 10 81 30. l5s do. 10 10 81 10 25l do 81 10,
81 62is 1s4 do CA n 81 so. lG4 Kentucky sheep los
n s4 10 do loo ih at 81 Is do. l05 NJ az 81 10;
do. 95 50 80: "a do IS 10 So 10 Ohio
5Ib. a S4 26 DO IA n at 81
J. II. Wkerson: 33l Kentucky lambs. IS N. ST: 4
Kentucky sheep II5 10. at 81 80
Harrington & Co: 247 Kentucky lambs n at s. 75:
243 do "a NJ at 81 10 2is do. 90 10. at 50 50 30 do
Newton & Co: 2l5 Kentucky lambs N. at So o5,
l2 Kentucky sheep 102 ~ at SO 60 Virginia do 81 H.
at So so
Mcpherson & Co; 235 Virginia lambs da rb 81 20;
Virginia sheep i04 N. at 81
$ Sanders: 25O Virginia lambs. 63 N. s. -.
HOGS-Receipts ; 100 head. including
one deck for the market. Feeling rated steady.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
prices In the local market to-day

FLOUR AND MEAI,-The day in -four consisted chiefly
with the undertone nrm. spring patents quoted
* sSs so pfng elesTs s. s5s 8 5 90 EXTRA Ne nF
s2 '9as2 So extra No winter 81 5oa{2 o. no grade
stead' a aq4@5sS@ I'd Fair 70 go%d s. 72qsS 10 choice 70
driei. 81 loa$S .. as 10 brand. BAG MEAI--Firm
81 90 sacks To av zoo ~ saas4 746s 56 sbne Da 5Isa 2
bulk si7qsl7 25: coarse winter bran SIS 5,,G So, t,
bran slSass 30; cornmeal $50; cake $50 50
corn o.! cake s2l: homny chop. SIS 75a$l9 10. omeal,
GRAIS-wHEAT-A Although starting cut On an easier
basis with but little speculative life. the wheat market
up strong kas.c advance with an active local
heaXy sesioard cleaTances again and a., ,ne S
Iunor that big export trade had been done
cropped out among them being reports n the
ing harvest operations in the spring wheat belt Taken
ineni and rapidly advanced prices early short sellers
being the chief buyers on the rise The weather
showed nothing under 30 degrees that BY
board % hipments argTegaied 81 200 bbs Of noaT and
LOG 600 bush wheat Export trade; according to late
wheat on the late curb wheat was unsettled and regg
2 red closed 74s.c elevator and 76zc T b anoat No
C0R%"shor sellers on the early ic decline in corn
SATURDAY were quickly rounded up by subsequent
were forced pay in some lc advance the
and the weather map showing temperatures
peared to have some iustidcaon especially as the big
traders we %ere prSg b wei eEened up The totally unex
Of its guard @ and d no, only advanced prices with rush
Inmates and balish crop dispatches from the West
agqre out S 1hoTns @ 9n 40 against 81 month
very firm At .ac late curb trade wss
auiser with m last tdfos Prices at n6 ss s for
white esFte and No yellow. 62o both aaoat
steady sympathy with corr No oats closed ssi4c
Mack M @s s2 e HSs 30 sSs Sas s0s sGgt9 ~
Ta1ss western 5c and 20 westeTn Soc both aGoa
T6fs TSs quoted DC ana mating 'o'0'' both New
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

COTToN-It something Of an of day IN the
local market Nearly trader on the floor
avoided new commitments. wherever opportunity
oHerec eFened up old struggling accounts
precauton There too much a stake cousi lerlrg
the naTrowness Of the market For instance Liverpool
was closed for the English bank holidays. lasting
Monday: the much talked Il all important govern
too confused the present
and private crop advlces from too con
hctng 70 amord satisfaction either side
was easy. with prices point higher points lower.
A January selling order the market poor
Soon after there rally bur FOR the u tee
session the market uninerestiug
lions confined % point The close
and steady with prices l point higher points
lower Total sales estimated about 1900 bales
The Chronicles weekly review stated that situation
ia the belt less unsatisfactory than time hut
Arkansas and Tennessee Weather reports gave rain
Of consequence In the lest twenty-four hours
forecast pointed 20 continued dry conditions with
temperatures the Southwest Receipts
small. with cotton reported Galveston.
The NewYork warehouse stock again losing
something 1000 bales yesterday Marked additional
decreases looked for week through shipments
abroad ana Northern spinneTs The local market
quiet and unchanged. liGC for middlng upland
and 5-lGc for middlin. Gulf. Total sales 200
bales 10 spnners southern markets generally
and unchanged Clearances for
as expected The following telegram received by
Atwood & from New Orleans: Boil weevll
IN South Texas IS eating the Last this
time that section had fine crop and was afteTward
up. Half of Texas has had IA inches Of
IN seventy days"
range prices in the local to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04


MQLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for molssses
Being af6 done oRs sma as
We're UNCHANGED Quotations follow: New-oreans eentri-
prime 22a8oc New|orieans open kettle $5ai2c Porto
s@Sd Ps%s sps slq9a fancy sssse s ' l's
the san il tonnage nj market oa n
ehansss rspoTed IN, TsIs6ts
H am6uf 2 az HUI Pss "a s sd Anw & d
R ha8e w iEso0 o per % 8
IONS general GaEgO hence 70 m aavs and DuPs Rs
more TO- g antwerp d or Rottsfdam Is 3D. berth terms Au
6i R'g a August @ seasI ss Sn
Australia trade, months. IS 4d september Dutch
KINGDOM or Continent private terms september Germ an
or contineRt private terms NCvemeeE steamer So
British steamer 2747 tons sugar Java United
or Europe 25s August. British steamer 2osl tone @ Gulf
Philadelphia and Jamaica fruit trade. private terms
BRUSH steamer 2si tons, phosphate Tampa to United
R 3 Ss toms Tn cs2F SaP hence @ cn a @
5Ss tons giins. savannah to New,YoTk. lump syn s,;;m
Perth Amboy Augusta. 81; schooner 957 tons coal
Phladepha saco 81 and towage schooner, 2ss tons
yellow at 3sc. but general trade Yet in grade
bis. 81 80 bulk 81 ~; Phisdegha beis 81 IS
n. >S11 1IlH - M @ rfBTa ] 49,, y fGrH - 90
summer yellow. 3s'aq39c; on summer yellow. 37gs7'4c
American raw. Sc: Iinseed American boiled s4c. CsI
ut'd raw" soc Ntstern Ihseed quoted &c under CITY
PRovIsIONs-in the provision market stesdiness was
moderate covering Of shorts Trade was quiet Al
Chicago l5o0D hogs received with $1,000 expected
on Monday and I5 600 next week Kansas cry had 800
SIS '6q$is %: family tle 5ogsi5 .ho si5gsI7 8
=; ,,BE6F-steady Qgoted; Mess So 5oaslo family
SIS s.... BEEF HAMS Dall Quoted: so ses s2i -
so n i .a liS SIS S Sc qilsa Ps. seo' MEAS IL
Pi.klea BELLE: quiet ou9ted smoking lo%gile., %
steady QUOTED; 7a7+e Picked hams quiet Quoted
Try ~ LARfSstsady quoted o5c Ci,y
lard steady quoted; 500 Rehaed lard quiet Quoted
10 Sc. Compound nrm. quoted: 7aT'sc-.. .sTEAFINE
-SlSt, St, Suotea oieo stc city lard s,eaT.ns lo1se
The market holds quite nrm a. fliy mainsinei prices
4iaa5c: prime TO choice, 5Q5Sc: head 54f6%c Patna
4Aa5isc Japan, foreign, 40. Java f.atsc Ransoou
sUGAR-It another slow day IN the mark, FOR
apathy prevailed ,hroughou,
Refining Company reduced their list prices
reaneres are now quoting and selling on the Of
33jc for standard gTanuated. Quotations follow Cut
| . eoc: xxx powdered. $500 powdered. coarse pow
eered and g,t powdered ~ Eagle s'n,gr'l9nsrs ,
fine granuated 800. EaEe rne granuisted standard
10 & : 75c. No : ! asc. No 4 s5r. N5 . ! 500.
I6. 43oc. cable advces summed insgnncRnt
inasmuch as cane was dun and inannas while The beet
tenber option wac unchanged Al 9s a.d The local mar
ket quiet. ba, about steady without any
at a2c rnuscovado at i6c and rnolSsses sugar at
5l6e The dulness in refined circles accounts FOR the
TBA-Tea fu,uTes unchanged the open
and closed quiet the initial basis Quotations fol
low: August. lSodl eoc. September i2G0alac ost9
QI33Oc
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, August 3, 1901
COFFEE Coffee futures were day under bear
selling inspired by receipts in the crop country ana
unsatisfactory spot situation IN me apseitt oI
prices on Sale points ttefe the
close. although opening was at unchaised hsuIes-
Gables from European markets about as expected
showing nproy euents Of a franc and '+g'e pig IN
Hamburg respectively Brazilian markets on
the hand, lower and weak Rio declining a.
rel dropping 100 reis A slight advance or
22d sent the exchange rate up 10 2532d. Primary
receipts ports and 1890 bags at interior
well above the movement Tor this
trade slow for the session amounting
the close when prices were net 3nlo
r1nts lower and the undertoue quiet No = $50,
and 6iec. the nominal basis for spot
The market ruled duh Cearances
ported this morning included the steamer Buton. with
Rio August 2 and the steamer StTabo.
with - 00o bags. from Victoria. same date
The Of prices in the local market today
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot of Chambers 5s
as S5IIoTs and 5 minutes earlier from W. 23d
m Daiv.-Solid train for Buffalo D.
RinEhamtoa Wavery. Elmra and Bradford Coaches.
parlor cafe dining Bui1alO
0.I5 a. m-Dai!y. except sundays, TO Bingharnton-
OVeco Waverly. EAmTa and Delaware Valley pOintA
Pullman Parlor Car Daily to Port Jervs and Monticello
Pullman Parlor Cars
DaIly.-ChlcagO Limited-Fast MalI-SOlid
train to Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland 20
m Sleepers Chicago, Ceveiand Cincinnati Dining Car.
s.3O D. Daiy.-Bufralo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo Bradford T20 jamestown TOO and Youngs-
town 1927 Cleveland 1874 m sIeepers to Buff
falo nd Cleveland Cats
m Dailv--Solid train for Binghamton. Waver-
y Emira ChCagc- Slevpers 70 Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
Dining car
FTUCKETs Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. ll3 26i. 800 and 1853
Broadway. Eat t25th St and 2IS West l25th St,
Chambers and 23d ferries New York: 333 and
Fulton 9S Broadway. Brooklyn. 122 River ST.
Toboken ana Jersey CITY Station New York Transfer
Co. calls and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
RslTlMnRE p. nuIo RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin ST. New York. fob
lows ana IS min. later foot West 42d St. n r.
q 10 A M-FOr Intern. points Albany & Month
- 40 A Nd Rip Van Winkle Fiyer to Catskiis-
40 y0 A Y-SaratoGa and Buffalo Express.
tII 2a A M-C2l Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska Express
ti9 as T. NJ -(3)-CaIskiu Mountain Express.
81 OO T. M-ChicagO Express.
SOS M-Cop. Lin for Detroit. On. & -. Louis
.3:25 NO UsteE Express CaJSkiu MIS-
13 :+5 No FoF Hudson River Points & Albany.
. M-FOr ROch.. Buffalo. CleVed & CHICAGO.
f7,s5 y M-For Roch Buffalo. Detroit & ST Louis
.e:i5 p M-For Syra-. Roch.. Mag Falls. Det & Chi
.Day tDaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No. l. at t9:15 n; at tlO-45 NJ: s 4f2:1O
4 a t3:OB z NJ. Leavee Jersey city P. r r. STA.
No / t9.45 NJ: at t11:sO A VI; at t125O p NJ: .
NJ Time tables principal hotels and Offices
checked hotel q hy WestCOtrS
Fx c F. LAMBERT Gen1 Passenger Agent y Y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
new YORK CENTRAL.

saturdays only. SDaily. Saturday and Sunday
HARLEM DIVISION.
0OS A VI. and g. p. NJ Daily except Sundays. 20
Pittsheld and North Adams Saturdays only. 2 As
7. NJ; sundays only. $50 A NJ.
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated Pintseh Light
Ticket Offices a It3 PIG Broadway. IS
Union So w. 275 Columbus 1ss West 125th 81.
f2sth St and I3Sth stations York; S3S and T26
Fulton St. and Broadway. z. D. BROOKLYN
Telephone 3Sth street. York Central Cab
Service. Baggage hotel residence BY
Westcott Express Company.
p : BIODGETT GEORGE n. DANIELS.
Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
sournERN corroN mAnKrrs

SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
lo .1rieans. Aug 3.-cOtton steady: middlinr Liza.
aeiing, 5-lee; good ordinary 6isc; receints saa
exports 10 Great Britain, 800; The Cont,nsnt
81, tsles, $50; stock. 90 Csc. >'
lnah Aug. 3.-Cott0n quiet; modnne 7xo. low
~ o stock. ls,0ls - NA-'''
.aemphis Aug S~c.otton ou,e,. ,,taol,,v G.. -, -.
grn Ike; good ordinary Be net receipts 81 hi
10 shipments. 1905 sales. $50; stock q; 5es
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
LaCkawanna L Railroad

Tickets at e5 Fifth Ave 654 Columbus Ave. ia an
and .1sS Broadway. IA Park PI i25th ST. and
Fulton 81. Brooklyn
westcotts Express Company viii call and check
ksssase tn destination tExcent sunday eDAry-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

Rio-Conee market weak: No Z Rio. 4S62S: exchange.
10 2532i receipts. 22c0o hags cleared for the United
States 1000 bags. cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock
422. 600 bags.
The STATISTICAL position Of Brazilian coffee faovs
New-York tribune., 1901-08-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PfILADELPHIA.
300. 1000. '1I3O A NJ. L0o
40 III 90 81 40 f4O0 sf4OO ts-S0 sT.oo t3S0
' BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Vs43O ts.OO 1000. III 80 A. NJ. tIO0. 'LSO. '34o.
81 10 p NJ si2. IS mdt.
' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector St.
Through Pleasant SOo. 1000 II 90 A. NJ, LOO
90 3 45 A. so $50 P NJ. Through to Ocean Grove 500
p M SUNDAYS. through to POiGt Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ
1 500 p. NJ
Cfsces Liberty Ferry. South Ferry. Ii3 26i. 4S4
1900 1884 Bway. 1s2 9Th Av I3I sth Av rs Union So
East ST.. 273 West l25th St. -45 Column
nus av New York: 4 Court St. s44. SEQ Fulton St.
brooklyn: Broadway, Williamsburg New York Trans
Ter co calls FOR and checks baggage 70 destination
PFrom Liberty only. 'Daily. tDaily except sun
day only.