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New-York tribune., 1901-05-21

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steader No
spring wheat 696732tc: No red. I3ls 137c No corn
47i2c. No yellow. 47d4Tl.c: No 30G30+sc: No
white. 309s G30i-c No white 29$.d3llac; No rye,
SIC; No haxseed 81 TO No Northwestern. 81 IO prime
timothy S3as3 pork. per bb S14 sOSl4 SIS;
lard 100 10 81 50$7 62i2 short ribs sides doose)
Ssa$S dry salted shoulders (boXed Sc 5SI short
change to-day butter firm; creameries
liqls1=c Cheese at 9Gl0i=c EGGS steady al llg
Ike.
Cincinnati. May 2O-Flour dull; fancy. So I0as3 90
family. 81 4Oa$2 75 Wheat quiet; No red. T5iaG76c
Corn dull No = mixed, 45i.c. Oats hrm No mixed
Duluth. 2O-C1ose: wheat-Cash, No 1 hard. 76zsc
No Northern. T3ssc; No Northern. 697sc; May 73isc
July. 74c; September zoe Corn ale; May, 4l'sc Oa-s
2eg29l.c
Milwaukee May 2o.-wheat higher: No Northern
75h4T6c: No Northern. 73q74c; July 72IzGT3lsc- Rye
-Oa5ic.
Minneapolis, MAY 2o.-Close: wheat-Cash. TIC; July
rs NI2c, September. 6S3sG6Si2c on track-NO hard
7ic; No l Northern. &c; No Northern, 6913G5Oc.
Philadelphia. May 20.-VAeat steady; grade
May. 1TiTd7Si2c Corn Arm; No mixed. May, AN G4Sc
Oats firm; No white clipped 5il2GS5c. Flour
changed winter super 81 1OS2 25 do extra 81 40GS2 &
PENNSYLVANIA roller clear SS4S3 rs do straight SO 30
81 30. Western winter clear So 25a So 10; do straight
So 4oaSS patent 81 65a$3 so; Kansas straight
S3a$3 81; straight 6OaS3 So: patent.
H$i do avorite brands 81 least %; mills.
s. to$2 % do clear. SO 25GS3 40: do straight SS iO
81 patent 81 soaS4 - Rye Hour quiet and steady
Western creamery ISc; 90 prints. 2c nearby prints
~ E-gs steady. fresh nearby and Western 13i2c;
Southwestern l2ic DO Southern. l2c Cheese hrm; New
York full creams. choice. small 9iaC. fair good
wheat 80 600 bush 40 0l oats. 5O00. Ship
nects-Nheat, 1900 bush: corn, 1S.0C0 oats, 1000
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 2O-CIosing- Wheat. SPOT steady; No
Gs nd: No l California 1isd futures quiet. July
5s ia. September CorJ-Spot steady; American
new Is lid American mixed old nominal futures
quiet; May nominal July itd: September. is llsd
Peas-Ca madam steady SIS Sd Hops London Pacific
CoasO f4dE4 los FlOur-St Louis fancy winter dull S.
Beef easy: India 6ls 3D. PORK duli prime
Western 6ls I'D. Lard hrm: prime western IN
tierces Ais: refined, pals. ais Sd Hams
short cut Il 10 l6 10 hrTn 46s Cd hrn Cunber
land cut 2S n rib l6 TO - 70 AS Cd
long clear niddles light n AS Sd; long clear
uddes heavy 10 III. AIS; short clear backs 10 e
20 NJ 4OS I'd: clear bellies Ii 10 N. AS Si
Shouders-Square II Is 10 firm, SIS Butter dull
finest United States SIS. good United states. tbs
Cheese American white 41s dull American finest
colored quiet; 46s Talow-Prime city quiet 2os Aus,
traIau in London steady 26S Cd Cottonseed oi--Hul
refined spot quiet 22s Turpenne-Spirs steady 2's ID
Rosin-Common firm. 4I2d Petroleuul-Rehned steady
lid IInseed oil firm. 3is Sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
soI-TUERN COTTON MARKETs

Galveston, May 2O-Cotton quiet: middIng 1I-l6c;
low middlns Lice: good ordinary, 5l6c: receipts.
94S bales the Continent 1851; coastwse.
4.jsl, stock I2,T0S.
Baltimore. MAY 20Cotton nominal; uiddling. Sc; low
middling . lee good ordinary. 10 Ice receipts.
325 bales. stock 5.S65.
Savannah. My 2U.-Cotton quiet; middlng. nc. low
middrE Che, good ordinary &c net receipts S26 bales
gross 926; exports coastwse loo sales. lS4; stock
.G39.
low rntdIlns csc: good ordinary 15l6c; receipts,
bales exports 99l; sales. 1900; stock
l12 355
Memphis. May 2o-Cotton quiet; TiddliES o-16c; low
niddlug 6c good ordinary. &c; net receipts. J0f
bales: gross . IO4 shprlens 5o2 sales 1000; stock.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
NAVAL STORES.

There ready buyers OF spirits turpentne to-day at
the basis holders hold on Tor
higher prices in Of the fact that Southern markets
frmer. The close steady firm here and held
higher. Rosin. and pitch without change, but
steady. We quote:
TAR-Regulars 81 So do bbls So.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-341 y d35c.
RosIN-Common TO good strained 81 52ls; E, 81 60;
y, 81 s5; W G, So 25 and W w So so.
STOCK on HAND.
t4'S tuEpeIluHe ','S-
Aa i0' p1'S
Savannah. May 20.-Spirits turpentne-Firm 32i2c;
receipts l359 hhls; sales, 404 bbls exports ll3 obs
RosinFirm; receipts 2.3Ss bbls; bales 2T7 bbs ex
ports. 306i bbls- Quote: \ C. 10. D. 81 15; 81 30;
F. % G. 81 30; H. 81 80. / 81 So X, 81 O5; NJ, 81 80
y 81 10; " G. So: W ". So %.
London May 20.-Turpentine spirits 2Ts 6Ad.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21

COTTON-Bacling filling by July longs ana slnft5
constituted tie sole Of operation IN the local
to-day. Only al the start dld Na!ues r
spond legitimate influences. the balance OF the session
being subject trading OF scaplne order
bearsh character with some
factors very decidedly higher market On the
call prices 2QS points under light room aIo
some English selling the undertone about steady;
Everything pointed receipts at the ports anu
Interior towns Liverpool earle showed neaVlness
under further II the crop country, ana supPy4t
from the investment public was totally lacking -
official weather displayed splendid rams over te
Eastern ana belt. with good showers IN me
central divisions Reports from cotton goods cenllt
Of special encouragement ceIail
for suot cotton in Southern tagging con
siderablv In fact seemed little upon which 70
tase hlil orerations kept in constant
tear by persistent July 10 be advanced
after the call ouylng
branch became dominant ana
bg steadily worked upward 5y IrL.
Juv had reached 76Dc, and gave every promise OF
working still higher estimates for an eXceptlonaHy
large movement Ne"-Orleans ana fous1o
win forecast FOR rains generally South except IN the
western borser caused a Of profit taking and a
.norentary waver in buying, as whole and oeioe
more IN retreat, ana
the OF the DAY the market
feverish and Irregular; prices advanced ana decie
ty turns speculation was fof proIesslohal
account sold here on Duiges presumably
against holdings spot cotton, Europe sJId lAe IN
crep options sparing1y. Commission houses We're dte
much 6f the Business at no time reached graz
flying proportions hand were seen evidences
steady prices net points hisher 10 point
ioEeF. =. T..
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
BALTIMORE 2; CHIC RAILROAD
ERIE Rail ROAD

Through traas leave New York foot OF Chamber. s.
- follows ana earlier from W. sd ST.:
BOO m DaiIy.-SoliG Buffalo Arr 8 y ~
YstnEhamton. WaVerly. Elmra and Bradford Cos~hs.
parlor cafe dining o Buffalo
..3O D Daily-t'hcaeo LirnfJed-Fasr
chieaso arriving % p Arr Cleveland a
.-3o Daiy--Bgr,alo ami Cleveland ExrTess-A Arr
1927 Cleveland 70 80 D. sIeepeTs 10 Fsf-
falo nd Cleveland Cafe ~ -'-A
9.I5 y. DaNy.-Soli1 .rain vvav-r-
ly. EnlTa, ChcasO. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago en-
CtnEav- Dining 80
rINCKETS, LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOAMtDATI1}NS AT III. lis. md ii59
Broadway. ~ East l255h ST and 2Z3 West I25th ST.
Chambers and West 2Sd 81 ferries. York 33s a-t
$50 Fulton ST. 9s BroadwEy. IirOokyn: 122 ST.
Co calls for anc checks baggage Gestlnats5r.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21

sr, coo, cgosed dull with quotations unchanged on
~; basis of Lice for midding upland and o-loc for
7S5 bales Southern spot
were teiegraphed follows Newofieans quiel u
Changed al nc: Mobile nothing doing. tiiefaiseu az
eI6c. ssvannah auet unchanged, at nc Charlesh
nominal unchanged 7izc; wilmington flrIn
Norfolk unchanged at lSsc' bhitlhoI
EominaI unchanged Sc: Augusta quiet ID
Al :, ioss dul unchanged at ll-l6c Estina ea
receipts New-Orleans tomorrow are tb 9oV
AZ Houston from 8 900 $500 bales as compared WIN
5s65 last and $40 last year .. s.,. co-,
interior pof Is to-oay' cui-
tafes ,f,b ,,r1e dav last and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

riverro,I Nav ~ 1 o. m-Cottan-Spot in increased
derend. prices hrrner American mIddlinS, 5l6d The
sales a. the 5000 bales of which 5oO were FOR
speculation and export, and included i4N American; re
all American Futures opened quiet
and closed Quiet but steady. American middling,
Mav l2-6id value MAY and June. l2-6id sellers; June
buyers, july and August, 4 l. b4f1
13-G4d buyers August and September, t-64d sellers
October 3 6l6+d sellers
october and November 5S64d sellers; November and
December, 5T-Gid sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
Railroads..
pENNSYIVANIA
RAILROAD.


N fpa; q VEST y TrEMTTSTIsD r,T , STREET
% % ss:s s:s
statisn; essens % Mhsra other@i.e hi.%aa nesed 'ree'
New YORK 10 P5Sur Sleeping IN s Car Psbx ra.is5 90
s2 NJ No Fs S9sfhfs e PIIssSTs an,
9.55 A. VI. PENNsYLvANIA fIITrED~Puiiun.n E5se-fri
sDa caa 6sv.aad Fo.a aaa cas Sssss
1.s5 p: u, CHicAGo AND 81 Ior1s EMPRESS
For Toledo, Louisville Cia CincnnatD. Indianapolis.
a55 p " ST louis i5! E9rREss-For Pittsburs Ind
aA?s p VI AoViz5f %EsTERN @ a Psns ca Chicago
7S p sP VI PAciFe saqFasy E2PRFor 2i8as Ptsbr ana
chicago For Knoxvi;e. daily. via Shenandoah Valley
s.2a p. VI. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PREsS.-For Pittsburg. Cleveland. Nashville via Cn-
WAsHINGToS AND THE SOUTH
02Q9 Dining Can l9S5 cDinns Car9 m Y y So 2 10
gressiona Parlor Dining Carsl 2S as
s9Raas l5s5 35's sPa!as 35 ss9 car, S
S2s % Dining Can. ass Dining Carr. e.2S
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. SIS. 25 p m. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express SIS a. m. and sa5
ropolis5 Liifed ~ ia55 rt'i p m daily Express iaiO
NORFOLK oEL.K AND WESTERN RALwAY-For Memphis
cITEsAPEAKE Z ofI1o F FRAiIWAY-s5s a. m and S.
For OLD Po1NT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755 a. m
ATfaNTfg TssE4Tgs tITY 2Tf SAG E m daily s1s
Throggh yestibuled Trains. BUFFET Parior Cars and
Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-1255 .. m. weekdays
For points New York Long Railroad Cfro
west Twenty-thIrd Street Station) m, H.
20. SO. 4lO, and 455 m. Sundays. q a. 4 s.
m tor Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streetsl. 80. 900
m, l29n 2 80. $40 42o and $40 p a. Sundays.
FOR PHII4ADEIPHIA.
olV tDeSbrosses and COrtandt Streets 500 Is. iS.
SIS, sos. 925 C955 Psnna. Limited CDesbrosses
ana Corandt Streets. 10 eO Dining Carr 1055 Dining
carr nS5 y S5 , 10 CDesbrosses and Cortan5c
Streets 200 255 o, 355. 425 % Dining Carr. AS
tDinng Carl. 555 Dining Carr. 7.55 SIS S55. q 25
2 ms l. 10 niEht SUNDAYS. so. Ts5 tno eoachssl.
Sd S55. 925. s55 0incedl, 955. 055 Dining Carl
m. - 50 155 Dining Carr. S25. 3.55 25. Dining
Car. 4l5 Dining Car. 5-55 Dining Carr. 755. *.
S55. 9-25 IL. 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1893 1854 III and 2sf Broadway:
1s2 Fifth Avenue below 23d St) Astor House:
Twenty-thrd Street Station and stations foot OF Des
oTosses and CcTtandt Streets: Court
Street 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
BROOKLYN Station. Jersey City The Transfer
Company will call for and baggage from hotels
and residences through 70 destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. =. R WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
new YORK CENTRAL,

Pittsheld; Sundays only al e.20 A VI
Pullman s all through
Trains illuminated with Pintseh Light
Ticket Offices 1l3 2Si. AIS I.216 Broadway %
Union So W. 2I5 Columbus Ave. 1S3 Vest l25th 81.
l25th ST and I3sth StaOns New York: S3S and I'D
Fulton St and i04 Broadway, z. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 3sth Street, York Central
Service Baggage checked from residences BY
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE n DANIELS
General dent C,zner Axane
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

4N1A1I-NlIN@NHIf
Chicago. May .-Cattle-Rece2ts 2s,ooo head; good
choice steers steady: active. shade lower:
butchers stock hrn good TO prime steers 50 lOgs5 90
10 medium S4s5 O5; sockers and feeders. S3GS5.
COWS 81 s5qs4 e hefers So eOfs4 s5 Gamers So 15a
81 So bulls So S0gs4 4O calves IS 90Gs5 So Texas fed
steers 81 2sa 20; bulls, s. 154S3 So Hogs-Re-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21

4 DvERTTsEAlENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received their Uptown Once. No l.2a2
% door north OF Slst-s. until O clock advertise
received AT following branch Offices
office until O'Clock D m. viz: 23i
23d-st I52 6th-ave. I2th-st- Macys. 6rh-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin 81 s'ation; New-eork as follows
urd N min late West IA ST.. " X
.T:lo A. M.-For INTERIM points 10 Albany & Aoatreal
Mountains
400 p. M.-Chicago Express
80 = M-Cout- Ltd. for Detroit Chicago
,s:45 p &c Fer Hudson River Points and Albany.
.6l5 p M-For Rochester, Buffalo. Cleve. & Chicago
,soo i. M,For Rochester. BufalS Detroit ST. Louis
'Daily. tDaily. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
mex No at I0:45 NJ 2:s5 p. NJ. Leaves Jersey
City. p r. r sta. No J. at II 20 A. NJ; al IS
tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
ecksd hotel residence by Express
q E LAMREIT. General Passenger Agent f. +
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21

CENTRAL R. R. OF new JE RSEY
Stations in New York. Liberty s., and South Ferry
ttime from South Ferry five minutes earlier below
except notedl.
fyreetr -. . S,-4o-x
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
u Bra lillian cQTte ls as fOIIOWs
- .u-.-.-

Rio-Cofee market firm: Rio. 4s700: exchange,
sled receipts cleared for Europe, 1000
bags stock, 248,000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21

Coffee market firm good average
Santos $500 receipts 1000 bags stock 62 600 bags
E5anburg-Cofee market opened = y pig higher
? Z - 4 pfg higher; sales. 1000 bags.
market opened irregular. franc higher;
unchanged; at p. barely steady and IN
changed: $50 ?. declined !. franc total sales.
%. go bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. May 2O-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-21

receipts OF bTesdstUfts interior points thousands
The evening world., 1901-06-22
CITY SW[lTERS
IN THE HEAT
Humidity, Too, Is De.
pressing--Sever
Overcome.
HaxasAgs Observation-Disclosures,
WEATHER FORECAST.
Warm waather, probably
thuWderstOrms to.nlshu sun
day fmir. followed hS thun.
drratOrms, Hight to trrsh
sOuthwrst wim,ls.
.as.sassaa aaa.sa.asasaaass

Harris Risenb~rS. OF No, !? Goerck
street. twenty-five years old. was the
nrst victim OF ;o.,iay's heat and humid
ty. Ri.enbcrg vas overcome wn!le pass.
INK III. house No. 80 Second stree, and
aas taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Thomas Robinson. thirty-slx yearr old
Sho resides at NILS Hotel No. :. va.
overcome BY heat In front OF No. 81
Jackson street lie Vas attended and
went home.
The people OF New York are swcl;er.
ing. and y written a!fiiav!: might D.
easily secured In testimony shat this Is
the hot,es, day that ever happened. Bu;
{, isn't 50 much case .. neat as II Is
OF humidity
The temperature recorded by Fore
caster Emrry's spirit Thermometer was
only 70 degrees Al o'clock. ! had
gone up to 10 a, 10 O'Clock. and; touched
y, degrees at noon-not near.y A. higa
as may ne looked tor next month The
stmo sphere, however, was charged with
mois,ur- nImos; 20 .,turat.on that Is,
almost to he raining point--at :
O'Clock, when II va. ~ pc! cent As the
becam. more heated = could
hold more humidity 1ut !; had - per
cent o, all 1t could hold II 10 o'clock.
and q per cent at noon
The Temperature had risen 20 v de-
grc.s at O'Clock mis- afternoon. with
u humidity NJ -. AZ ,cIotk the tenn
p.ra,lr. wAs -. humidity ~
Al o'clock thr temperature vas y
and tn. humidity $,
The evening world., 1901-06-22
ON RIVER
BOATS IN CRASHES.
Three Collisions Between Ferry Liners, in
Which SouthfieId and Erie Figure.

There were three ferry boat collisions
to-day. aad, while nobody was seriously
injured In any of them, the passengers
In each instance we're thrown into 4
panic. \ Staten Island boat. the South
held. sas In one OF the crashes. tn.
other vessels being the Erie. Of the Erie
line. ana the Oranse and Hopatconx.
Hoaoken boats r
While entering her slip near the Erie
Railroad yards. Jersey Ciiy. this after
moor the ferry.boat Erie crashed into
the steam carrier Burlington
\ thronx .: excursionists bound gu;
Of town. many Of whom We're women
with children. crowded the Ell. ind
when the latter rammei the Hurl.ny-
ton. shattering her upper works and
partly keeling her over. ;ac passengers
were thrown into a panic.
Thorc on the forward deck ot the
Eric ran back through the cabins and
wagon ways. crowdlns those "ho. wcr.
seated.
Two drivers thrown from their trucks
by the impact fell among the crowd.
and this thoroughly frightened , num-
The evening world., 1901-06-22

ber of women. who ran screaming about
the boat.
Men grabbed FOR life-pre>crvcrs and
~err handing them a.ounj. when the
crew OF the Erie wen, nbou; calling that
there was no danger.
After the excitement had partly sub
sided the Erie backed on, in;o the
stream. while the Burl!ngton was ,owcd
to the Erie Railroad .,ock-yard.. She
was badly damaged. bu; the trrry-hoa,
escaped injury.
Several women who .!ad become hys-
;erica! were s,Gi suGcrin: wita shock
when the Erie was mad. !.t IN her
slip. NOBODY Was s,r!ouslN GIr,
Neither o. The captains wi'i = ~"
responsibility Cor the cJ!.! ~.
ErIes commander holding tan: the
burlington should nc, have crosse! his
bow as he VA. cr,c.inG N. .lip THE
captain of the Burlington say he gaS.
the proper signals. The burlington clr.
ricd u loah OF sheep
The other cOiII.IOn. are de-
srrib~d on Rage y.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
STRANGE WOMAN
HAD HER JEWEL.
Solomon, Who Gave
Wife's Sunburst to
Another, in Trouble.

Two women closely watched. Harry
Mrs. Solomon. and her eyes snapped
trate in the Harlem Police Court to-day.
One OF the women was. a blonde and tall.
well Rowned and handsome. She was
Miss Leah Fernberg. The other was
Mrs. Solomon. and her eyes snapped
when she looked at her husband.
She had found him after much search
the other night In the Pabst restaurant.
on Eorty-rscond Htrec, and broadway.
having quiet little supper with Miss
Fernberg.
Mrs. Solomon retold her story in court
to-day. She said she had been deserted
In Denver by her husband. and that he
had taken = diamond sunburst from her.
Ae:6awshia.. WITH 2ll0sE 0sEssaissg. u. the
The evening world., 1901-06-22
ROBERT WADDELL, WINNER
OF THE AMERICAN DERBY.
Terminus Was Classic
fasteners Beaten Badly.

by Q length and Sadie s. third by half
a length. Bonnine was fourth.
The Parader still led at The three.
quarters. waddell was second and
Bonnibert third. a length away.
It was the same at the mile. excepting
that Sadie 8: had moved up to third
again. Terminus Mas fourth.
At the mile and quarter the Pnrader
was leading by two lengths. wad!tll
was second. Terminus third.
In the stretch waddell took the lead.
Tho para''er was second by a length.
and Terminus third.
Robert waddell won by tws, lengths.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
VERDICT IN SAGE CASE.
L. aprsy VIII Get Lands II lie
Pays Dacs.

ST. PAUL. June :2.-JudEe Bum. In
the District Court. has hled his memor.
andum In the case OF Uri l.. Lamprey
AGAINST tho st. Paul & Chicago Railway
Company. Farmers I.oans and Trust
Company and Russell Sage. The suit
Is for 10000 acres OF land In Otter Tall
and other counties.
Tho court says: y think plaintiff II
entitled to deed OF the lands In con-
AMOUNT due upon the contracts on the
day the tenders were made. II defend.
ant refuses to accept such amount and
to deliver the necessary deed. then tho
niAin;ifY may pay Into court and the
Eyment 20 bs entered will stand In lieu
of:Such decd.
The evening world., 1901-06-22

RESTAURANT. and the woman had the dIa.
monds at her throat.
Solomon insisted that he had given
the brooch to Miss Fsrnberg because
he was afraid she would make trouble
for him and his wife. The Magis,rate
held Solomon for trial In the sum OF
81 so. and In default of Z bondsman n
nc was sent TO jail.
Miss Fernberx said to an Evening
World reporter: II am glad I found vu,
about this man. hnd been engaged 10
marry him. but ] did not know he had
another wife. was lucky-yes. In.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
CLEVELAND GETS HOUSE.

/. Grover. Cleveland and hiS family are
preparing TO moyo to Tyringham. Aals.
where :nc ex.Prcsident has rented for
the summer . farmhouse. more; ttau
40 years old. The cottagers at Lenox
cro delighted at having the cieyelat,ds
n near neishbors. Tyringhatn II only
ten miles from Lenox. VI ~
The farm house was built In 1767. but
Il has been remodelled and considerably
0odcfnlged. \ good view. and excellent
- 5xEs c,evsssS6. 20 snsagslie2.--A :
The evening world., 1901-06-22
POWER LINES IN TRUST.
NIX syndicate VIII Control Cana
madam CompaUics.

TORONTO. Ont; june "a dea:
having Tor 3ts ooicc; me atnalsa n,aIoa
Of al, ,he gn,. electric light. street rail-
way and power acarerns .l'h'a lN
mIl.. of NIAGARA rnl'. IS SAD 10 b.
nearly closed
TIE deal Sas eng n,erri bs SeN York.
TORONTO and Nor:yrsl capitalists PSws.
.rr.s Viii = Huil. :rom NJ sara FAILS
and the ratlrn system 5neF .ed .Ts1A
that gpi.
The evening world., 1901-06-22

CHICAGO. H.. June 5000 spec
tasors were at Washington Park when
the American Derby was run.
Robert wsAdell aAisAed arst.
Terni00s wss secoad.
The Paraasr was third,
Tine, 2.3I So.
They were OF at 5 o'clock with San
saro in the lead. waddcll was second
and StIverdaic third.
At the quarter 1t was waddell by n
neck. Silverdale second. Sannnxarro,
third.
AZ the half The Parader had moved
vp into the lead. waddell was second
The evening world., 1901-06-22
,h,r,c That nor> NJ, often

+, ,.i he Wcr.4 "Iie 10 a, end thu
real n,-s-pr,rsd :ie4rinc sAte % The
49,, ,nI.,- J.otnluE Company, uptown
~ "a IN 4i. * 3J ave. Ineir vast suS-
,.It. ,tnEA at- season : nr"esi styies
IN .uruu,, .ytnlnS has been reducei to
% !, III lsa. Th!s - !. scnuine Sicarthk
~. T.. unt 10 carry over ANY stock FROM
mo mo season to another. To. give you An
ii"., Of this sale; here Is one Of the many
.n,.s strictly Ar wool. absolutely fSst
suior. thoroughly tailored. we'll worth
Sio, are now being sold for. 3a@. They
lions IN their stock u Boys and CtII..
Men 4 Clothing: for Instance. suttf mat
Ws.a t?.:S. now 1l.0: those ior.nsri
and. those formerly. IS. now. s: y. AviSs
10 the Euarantes ClothipY CompAal, iuo.
toEn corner Nth at. 4 "a ave. TsHasa
from IS to 80. - FL, IN,
The evening world., 1901-06-22
The Dattius Order.

POLO GROUNDS. June c,.-"well
boys. here's where ne got n crack at
that rouSh-hpuse crowd from ST. ;.ouis. '
said Kip S..lbach as the Giants were
iorninS tho span;ies before the game
to-day.
IL don't Ike rowdy ball.rlnytng." cn'
in Manager Davis. but II these fellow.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
PROF. HEBRON DROPPED.
Nsac strsrLes fron, n0Ii. oS Grin-
nelIs Congregational Church.

GRiSNEI.L. la. June 22.--The Con-
sregafiona' Chursh Of Gr,nre'i has fol-
lowed the recommendation OF the
Church Council that tried Prof. George
ID. HERON. and hts name haS been
dropped from the church rolls. lie Is
now outside the church.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
w. C.. WHITNEY PAYS $4,000
FOR FAST NASTURTIUM.
Watercress = Margue.
rique Colt Brings Big-
gest Price Ever Paid
for Two.Year.OId.

For $4,000. the highest price ever paid
for a two-ycar-old. william c. Whitney
purchased Nas,ur;ium from \. G. As'c
this afternoon. and hereafter this prom
The evening world., 1901-06-22
CORNERSTONE LAYING.
C~r~n,"ny for the New Lm,hrrn,
ChuSrs nG Port NirhmUni
Set for Ju0~ IO.

Tn. corner.~tone' ot the new Lutheran
St. JOHNS Church VIII oc ktii At Ppr.
Il! !ch mold. S,alen Island. at J T. VI Jn
June -. The announcement thar the
stone would be laid On June q was AN
error.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
SULLIVAN AND scHULun.
senator usterceA-s Ssp RossSsns n
Trassserr~a 0ecasss of Rsia.

Serator Tim" Sullivan went 70 sec
Comm.Asioncr Murphy this morning and
talked 10 him about the case OF Rounds.
man schulun. formerly OF the Fifth
stree: station. transferred 10 the w,ids
OF staten Island tor alleged diIatory ta,.
tics In the Germani pOol-room raid in
tho DOwery a week ago.
The transfer doesn't suit Schlun, who
Is u Republican and tho son Of a Re.
back Sullivan would no, talk. bur il
10 admitted there In hope for Schulun.
The evening world., 1901-06-22
LIGHTNING
STRIKES CHURCH

TAUNTON, Mass. June :! Will"
TWO weddings we're IN oroeresS ~ $;
Marys ca,aoi!c Ghnrah This morning
and IN" -dnro crowded. lsShtn!nS
struck ID. D.ltry
iIry. pieces OF lumber aud rock came
crasr,ng into III. BODY Ot the church.
Much valuable -tatuary WAS struck. The
priests prevented stampede OF the
people