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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
CHAPTER' x.
-Oae sof the Thirteen.

Ia- ta,s -Oae of the Thirteen, al
need scarcely have advised
i,aeeto;lie,quiet for some time after the
meeting was over. since 1t was almost
physically impossible for me to move.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
PuttinEi; II the Other WAX

do You think the mannish youne
woman could ever fancy the modern
youth well enough to marry lim?''
Perhaps So, if it ever becomes the
fashion for chums to marry.'-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24
MiAl:afd.

you look rather haggard this morn
ing. What's the matter?"
90: ! made a, discovery last night
that simply staggered me-"
Really? What was that?"
IA quart bottle of 10-year-old that L
didn't know I MISUNDERSTANDING
Press. t.,'"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24

lam sure Piso's cure for Consunpaioa savsa
my life three years ago.-Mrs THos. Rosnma.
Maple Street. Norwich, NJ Y. Fob II. 1900
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-01-24

|. MISS FRANCES NJ ANDERSON daughter of HON. JUDGE
ANDERSON of Virginia, is present in Washington
Corresponding Secretary of the Higher Educational League
that city, Cured of Ia grippe by Peruna ~ -s. -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Now York Inne 10 1N1f-
New-York. June 10. 1901.


COFFEE market at best feaureess.
unsatisfactory with values following narrow course
unchanged points higher scattering demand from
vices expected and absence Of selling pressure
cured under realizing and foreign
in the Rio exchange rate straed as s'esaying isc,oa
hanged , points lower. Total sales We're 5000
ceT,s al Ro Of Of aoo bags proved crop
men was sin rnnning rs a9S"G @ r G a, & %
aSTaneine 0 lsi TO II i5-Ied Hamburg
he former and At = partial !. pig advance the Ger
portone toalline 45e bags There was very little
ruled rorniraiy unchansed IN ' pbi o7 t1 m % recente
There were shipped .. 70 The o rn,sd hds
sahia stock recounted Of IGe2s bags
cleared from Bahia June a. '6s sIyers in b nt
ended @ %srs 90 600 bags against
Year ago santos receipts $1,000 bags for the week
4so hsss against eOOo the previous week and 1900
ni.eG ststes - 900 bags for week Europe 5000
pa bag rS SS' 7s o bags Paha weekly receipts bass
stok K "A bags Shipments from Bahia TO TIE uhted
Foreign coffee markets. returns so Hamburg
1 msfsei I, pfg higher sales 5000
unc6aSss Ss a's's a P M qas3 unchanged at $50 m
total n.fs, ps siesSy ieSc S6 Rio e
staier cleared for Europe 1000 Dass S'oek
coTroIIBeer traders had wooden end Of the
stok in all speculative markets day, and were sue
~ an unexneced degree. Prices were forced on
senaiy the ior level in vogue when me
bulge Of last Monday in. Liquidation was the chef
feature trading IN all markets though .9esly the
selling considerable OF hgure. ihe open
,rq wa, steady al decline sf II points: i'm
medlately following call material accitiora ceclnes
were recorded Of the session the market
heavy prices shifting steadily toward lower
sides ana support OF
any eefcrntion Tenrsh influences were Plentiful though
fsr above all others lowered the cable news This
nectes pronounced weakness IN Liverpool futures there
.ns es points nrd spot cotton p S2d lower under
late break Saturday ma
y befte reainer reports of the belt falling
hoped bull sennont abroad. Selling orders
IN large cabed here. and everything ndi
Gated Lserrcol before The oreent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

e, raae: sIs sOgs2o spot and to RYE FLOUR
quoted Fair TO good 81 SOTS3 Is: fancy
e. 80 ou CORNMEAL-Steady: quoted: Kiln dried
T- to9s< 90 as to brand BAG MEAIr-Steady
DE- Tne white and yellow 81 1OTS1 Is: 95G
quoted Spring bran spot SIG J0G
%oslo 90 coarse winter bran sITaS2O SIT 5O
ea s2s; nseed oil cake SGT 25 oil cake, S19:
tlry SLY, ,ehop slIqs1I %; clinical. s27.
fAi'- me volume OF business executed during the
% %eheIawals on contracts fair volume however
ne heclcan Sugar Refining Company still holds prices
ltS above Arbuckle's figures. Is 555c for stand
hu9ted against $500 quoted by the latter Quo
mould y, I9Dc; cubes, $500; MINK powdered. 57Nc;
powdered. powdered fruit powdered g. 65c:
LsIe confeconers gTanuated. 5Suc; Eagle and
eAa @ me granuated 365c; Eagle 10 cartons 10 bags
lated. standard sranulated diamond 55c confec
tloners A. 5Jc; No l. 300: and g. 15c No g.
hoe No .. 5C5c; No g. &c; No T. 490c No $. 4s0c: No
t-s9c; No 10 zoe; No H. 465c: Nos IL and H. 4ts'c
raw sugar circles, business is concerned but
at sacrifice Of lower level values. Considerable
sugar changed hands during the day the basis OF 4c
for centrifugal sc muscovado 3Ssc and nclasses
however holders inclined trade
values. Gable advces unimportant. they irdi-
Gated quiet unchanged market London
at 9s 3sid99s 4lad for the June July deliveries.
Islands. muscovado 3@sc 2T11 bags ST CroiX
centrifugal spot, 4i<c; 4.1il bags San Domingo
centrifugal spot at +l.c; si2 bags San Domingo
lasses 3Ssc; 120 hogsheads Porto Rico muscovado
at 35sc.
TEA-The market futures ruled dull un-
changed today with Prevailing quo
tations follow: June. 1190Gl2c; July and August l2a
121Oc; September l3 zoe October 13 2oQ 1890
November. l3.3Oq Is I0c; December. 13. i0q 1880
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
The election of officers resulted as follows:
COLUMBT4 TEW TREE PLANTED.
SENIORS HOLD FINAL CLASS DAY EXER-
CIsEs AND LISTEN TO PROPHET,
HISTORIAN AND ORATOR

ColrmbiS, we pledge thy fame
To skies that echo thy fair name;
o, Alma Mater, toward thy light
May e'er be fixed our eager sight.
And us, thy sons. count all the more.
When have left thy kindly shore.
Strange skies may harbor US, though where we be
God ever give US grace 10 cling 10 Thee
With barred heads, about their planted yew tree
seniors Of Columbia sang this class song yesterday
the finale OF the class day. well Of their
undergraduate career
throughout the afternoon they and the audience
Of 259o people in the Columbia gymnasium. listened
10 the prophet historian ard orator i. b. Bruce
delivered the presentation speech and gave gifts TO
his classmates To Stephen Payn Nash. the athlete.
he presented pink pills for pale people" Samuel
". Bovine he predicted would be Tice-President of
Inc United States. and a pointed comment he
presented him with mountain lion.
President Joseph s. Buhler in his address reviewed
an account Of the first class graduating from CO.
iumb.a. J. Boyce Smith. the prophet, created
The yew tree oration was at the east side Of the
library. where the seniors listened the address
of Edward Bedinger Mitchell and smoked the pipes
OF friendship.
The programnle of class day was: PRESIDENT
kGmler LorenZ; class history. Allison Michael
l.ecerer. class poem. knOWlton Durham; class
prophecy, John BoyCe Smith; presentation Grafton
Edward Bright Bruce: ValedictOry. Henry Duncan
Rulkey; yew tree Grafton. Edward Bedinger
In the evening I'm the gymnasium the seniors held
their dance. About fifteen hundred couples were
"a the floor.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
BISHOP POTTER'S POEM.
4 MEETING OF THE ACTORS
ALLIANCE. AT WHICH
iIss PRESIDED

tf sfe'hi annual meeting and election of the
to.os' church Alliance was held last evening at
erkeleE Lyceum. Bishop Potter presided offered
tire opening prayer, made address and a patr-
oic song. entitled The Flag of Our Country of
which he is the author sung from the manu-
script In his address the Bishop said:
one feature re- J have noticed in the work of the
BY people who have part in it, while we nave not
been privileged 10 hear from the men and women
organization which began with a feeling of dis
trust suspicion and even ridcule is particularly
pleasing. The problem which now confronts Won
is, what are you going to do, and how can the
when the dramatic profession should take hold of
the aIiance =, IN AN, an active way. We are familiar
not proud. We go TO the publishers and protest
IS that the fact that the people baH Is fhe rs S
evidence that they want it, If you can stop them
ing shfSp shep sSse Mh
general way, know that there are two types Of
entertainment, one is delight, stimulus. pleas
stimulus pleasure and recreation. bat 1t is taint-
ing a. @ iishL - II the men and the women who are
10 hoid Themselves eloof from representations
tan. hui OF an honest mind, are unworthy Of a re-
worked. HI ga" we
by Laura sedgWick Collins and which was sung
by The Alumni Of the American Academy of Dra-
matte Arts quartet. is as follows:
o banner, blszoned in the sky
Fling out your royal red.
Each deeper hue of crimson dye
Non by our santed dead
Rafrlin- III
- flag Of our country
Your oolors hail.
Oh, your coOrs hail!
q flag of country
May their beauty ne'er PALE!
Renowned in peace
Victorious in war.
All haili all hail,
The flag OF country,
Ye bands of snowy whiteness clean
That bar the waning day
stand as the prophecy OF things unseen
Toward which We Wend way.
Refrain.
Fair field of blue. a symbol true
OF right. of faith. Of God.
O'erarch We seek
The paths fathers trod.
Refrain,
Ye clustered stars that gleam above
our darkness true 70 light
Reveal 20 men Heavens law of love
Then ends the worlds long night.
The election Of officers resulted as follows
Pres!aent-Bishop HENRY c, POTTER
First vice presiderr-F. +. MACKAY
second vice -president-The Rev THOMAS R. sILCER
General secretary-The Rev. WALTER z BENTLEY.
TreasureF-GEoORGE D. MACINTNRE.
ne Rev THOMAS H. SILL The Rev. LEIGHTON
" WILLIAMS. TIE Rev. FRANCS J. CLAY MORAN,
me Rev JOSEPH sILEERMAN. JOHN ALLAN
KENSER. Nine EON KLENNER Mrs DONALD
n LEAN Mrs. W. c. JONES, Miss AMELIA BlNG-
HAM WERNER CHARGES. WILLIAM F. OWEN.
THOMAS a. STODDART. Miss ROSA RAND. Mrs
SYDNEY RosEAFELD and GILES r.. WARREN.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
DIR. BUTLER SPEAKS AT vAssAR.

Poughkeepsie, y. Y, June lo.-Nassar College
Chapel was well filled tonight when DIR. Nicholas
Murray Butler. of Columbia University, delivered an
address before the Phi Beta Kappa Society on
Some Evidences OF Education" He said in part:
These five characteristics / offer as evidences OF
education-correctness and precision in the use
OF the mother tongue. refined and gentle manners
which the expression of fixed habits OF thought
and action. the power and habit of reflection. the
power Of growth and efficiency the power to do.
on this plane the physicist may meet with the
philologian and the naturalist with the philosopher
and each recognize the fact that his fellow is an
educated man. though the range of their informa-
tion is widely different and the centres of their
highest interests far apart.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
tees Will be made in connection with tomorrow.
TWENTY-FIVE PASS AT WEST POINT.
THIRTY-sEvEN CANDIDATES, IL-PUNIsHMEN1
FOR THIRD CLASS MEN

West Point. " Y. June l0.-Of the hfty-nine can
GIdates who reported for entrance examina tions
last week only twenty-five passed. They w. p
Abbott. Minnesota: V. S. Albright, Tennessee l.. S
Arnold. Arkansas; II. II. Broadhurst, North Caro-
lima; r. 5. Curtins. Missouri j. s Dusembury
South Carolina; W. {. Kelley. Kentucky; p. ]. f.
Kiehl. Wisconsin: r II. Lowe Missouri; J. Lund.
Iowa; c. A. Mitchell New-York; &. J. Peterson
Illinois; w. w. Price. Texas W. Z. Prigden. North
Carolina; w. w. Rose Pennsylvania; l.. r. Schoon-
maker New-Jersey; b. r. Scott, West Virginia
r. A. Seager Indiana; J. b. Shouse, South Dakota
]. r. Starkey, Illinois: L. Talbot, jr Colorado and
II. L. Wells Michigan
The above. together with 1O5 others who qualified
last March. took the oath Of allegiance and We're
admitted TO the academy this afternoon. In the
reorganization of cadet officers Cadet L. s. Grant
was appointed sergeant major and Cadet Douglas
Macarthur first sergeant.
Only about half Of the third class was permitted
to go furloush to-day. The others are under
punishment and will receive leave OF absence
until about the middle of July.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

while oleraby confident OF much
lower prices traders here constantly Hdi
rassed by fears of possible outbreak Of summer , iH
manipulation moment and watched cLoeeIS
throughout the day for the first manifestation OF stss
clique buying in July and August WAN Str+es
bought the first break. but later tuh
seller South crops here; the West dld
There several reactlohary
movements profit taking, but the market at no time
hibted recuperative Of note Belief that 20
rows weekly weather and summary from Washing
would better than that of week ago
sell for decline near &C tof
October The report for the day told OF clear
weather for the entire belt to night and tomorrow"
days selling movement here carried July on 10 '."'c
August off October I1Oc this being net
l2d3 points below the closing of Saturday and down G
- points from the high point of the late bulge ne e
close quiet and steady decline of from 10 Id
points.
The of prices in the local market today
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
BALTIMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. Chambers 81
as follows. and minutes earlier from w, 25d ST:
a. Daily.-Sold train for Buffalo Arr.
Bnghamton. Waverly. Emira and Bradford. Coaches.
parIor and cafe dining TO Buffalo.
...sO D. Daily-ChcagO Limited-Fast Matl-Soiid
train Chicago. arriving s. % Arr Cleveland TAO
m Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati. Dining
1.:sO D. Daily.-Burao and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo IO5 go jamestown 100 Youngs
10 - a Cleveland ~ D m Sleep-rs to Buf-
falo Cleveland Cafe
O.I5 D m. DaIIy-Solid train Qnrhanton. wavse-
Eluira Chicago. Seepers 70 Buffalo. Chicago. Cn-
cinnat- Dining
YIyCKETs local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. f13. 26i. 500 and 1i59
broadway. k7 East Is5th St and 2IS West 18th ST:
Chambers 23d 81. ferries. New York: 335 and
Fulton ST. 9s Broadway. BROOKLYN; l22 River ST..
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co and checks baggage 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
EXERCISES At i. OF p

Philadelphia. June 1O-The college seniors of the
University of Pennsylvania to-day celebrated their
exit from studies in the exercises of class day.
Robert Smith Gawthrop, president of the class
delivered the salutatOry. De Witt Dukes Barlow
was the historian. and Frank Brooks Evans jr.,
read the class poem. which was written by Samuel
Crowther jr. The ivy planting exercises held
on the campus. There l42 in the senior class
he cd
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
cLosING ENERCIsNs Ar 1,NIoN-

Schenectady. y. Y, juno 1O.-The commencement
exercises of Union College were continued to-day.
The speakers were II. lie Roy Shelley, Amsterdam
lie Roy Weed. Binghamton John McNab, Schenec-
tady. and Porter Lee Merriam Albany. The an
nual Junior and sophomore oratorcal contests will
be he'd tonight. Tomorrow Governor Odell will
be the guest Of honor AT the alumni dinner.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

suance Of order Of Hon. Ahner G. Thomas
given persons having claims against Witt
Iamberon of the County OF New York.
rrese with vouchers thereof 10 he sub
scriher at place OF transeeng business efce
Of Wlmot Townsend Cox No. 81 Wall street. Borough
ef Manhattan, in the CITY OF New York before the
25th day of November. 1901. next
New York. the 7th day OF May. 1901.
CHARLES l.. LAMEERTON, Executor
WIIAMOT TOWNSEND COX. Attorney Executor.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
prices in the local market today

spot cotton closed quiet with isc lower on
the bass Of Stc for middling upland and Slsc for mid
ding Gulf Sales 1,40D bales. Southern spot markets
were e.esraphed as follows; New-oreans quiet & ana
at I%c; savannah quiet unchanged II l6c; Charles
ton firm sc higher at 7%.c Wilmington firm un-
changed. Ic; Norfolk steady. unchanged. Sc Bal
tmore nominal unchanged, S1sc; steady un-
changed, at Slsc St Louis quiet. unchanged at T'sc
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day con-
narcl with tha iaN last Meek and last Near.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
new YORK Central.
v. except sunday tDaisy, E.
VI ARIEM DIVISION

eie A NJ. and 335 p Daily. except Sunday ,o
Pittsheld: Sundays only al 9oO A. NJ
Pullman all through trains.
Trains hlumirated with Pintsch Light
IlCket offcss at ll3 261. AIS and I2i6
Ta,9n ta5 50 w 20 :oiumbus ave. 1873 West l25th
Fulton ST. and lOf Broadway Z D.. Rrooklyn ~ ~
Telephone 900 Street. New York Central ,,
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence. Nv
Wsstcott Express Company. -
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE III DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11


Ansa e' aoS S rsSep es5f Amsrs @na
sid decline closed quiet to points net lover & De
429b; Iune-July 42sl.s; JulyAugust, l2sv; August
Eem' ,as2 s g 3 3stogS e.
4l.b Manchester yarns move slowly and cloth orders
a4!cmwfy mtwyp mtvyp twypPu iIRDLUu oL!cI
day was sharp break during The last hour that left
Assumed 70 be pretty we'll egened up for the crop report
the crowd was found uncomfortaoly loaded with ] wnSat
ana although sentiment regarding crop report figures ha
gave way rapidly closing at about point Of
6e day 9Rss@ns , ] weT m9s ans 9T e but
Scan change in prices encouIaging the belief G9 5 @
had been expected exertef helpful eject a noon in
with cIearances 10000 bbIs flour
G 9nS & gsh bs5T %sei hut Tuns mor fiafS5
bush eonrassd With 7s5S 900 bush aSt |eek
ara an increase Of 1900 bush n the ysies supply App Al
nigh tempraures in Kansas With general showers e
ton pending the American report In Liverpool I'D
feSne Fr! ps4s at point HdHf arn sn %a
ed e5 % a H%sp Bh eomPaTad viii, 100 bush
F1sdhg as % Nc car Of and new weighing S p Export
ness included 3" leads at all ports In local stocks g"
contract supply decrease s5oo bush. Quotaons Of
ynSrn aS9 %eaf b,,,5 rA pronp Sn northern Ncw
69TE $50 prompt. Tn N NGtneTn pomp1 Hi 80
hard York soa.e arrive .. corr independent
resented only 'sc Saturday Weather con
ditilus dissatisfaction. cables were 81
up. only II of contract appeared IN the chi
receipts light and commission houses
West had large buying orders Here the trade Wss
local The worlds shipments accord
s. .2G0 Ofo bush against 8 IN ''n
year. The quantity passag" increased LON -
stocks decreased AlS.3H bush. ant The
supply ls9soO bush In The vis'ee supply
there decrease o 36i go hush ESpotieTs bought
loads: closed 3s7-C prompt. NJ corn '''sc
end June; No white. f9&c prompt ara No corn
yellow p-oupf OATS-Ihls market uEn
an day hI, rather quiet The local stock Increased li
4O.J bush gained GStso bush. Th" visible
supply $50 1000 hush No . oats 'osrf y -
No 3 "a white, 33i-C. No white 80, TRACK
mixed 32d322c white 81 fi3Ic. and No white
clip 3ic.. RYF-Market easy; No western "o'4c
No 5ac. both b anoat stat" rye.
a5lI5sc BA riley Market quiet: feeding quoted
at mailing 5S462r. B ( New York The gov
ernnient report made winter wheat condition SIS against
IN N2.T n Indicated yield, accord
ing Statsticlan !. e. Brown. FsS1iWh bush against
i3a bush last month and $50 NoNn bush harvest
ed last wheat condition. ~ against Ntb
last year and Indicated yied. ga LOO" 'so
bush against iGi 33S 700 bush oats condi-
ton s53 against year and ssT ago
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
CHANGES N PLANS FoR Cruisers.

Washington, June 10--The Navy Department to-
day received from the contractors for the
armored cruisers West Virginia and Maryland
plans which contemplate oVerhauling in the in
ternal construction of these vessels as originally
planned by the department The plans due TO
the determination to do away with submerged
torpedo tubes. As this gives much additional
space. the contractors proposed entire change
in the bulkheads and in the installation OF
chinery
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits easy. prices
of about &c in the absence of ROsn quiet
Tar and pitch were slow. We quote:
TAR-Resulars. 50 90 DO oil. bbs 81
SPIRITS TURTENTINE-3 dS5c.
ROSIN-Common to good. strained. 81 80: 2: 81 63;
F. 81 40; c. 81 ~: II 81 So 90; X. 50 25 NJ 81 90;
y, s. 30 w G, So 10. and w w, 50 40.
STOCK ON HAND.
EAR i'~ ooiS-
Wilmington 1O.-Spirits turpentne dull; receipts
- casks Rosn steady; S1d$l %; receipts q bbls
turpentine firm: iOG$2 10; receipts, % bbls
Tar firm: receipts 1O bbs.
Charleston June 1O-Turpentine firm 31c. Rosin firm,
unchanged.
Savannah, June tc-sririts turpentine firm S2c BID;
receipts bbs; sales 800; exports. 3092 Rosin hrr
" W 80 No. receipts 3O2U bbs; sales, 1888; exports
7.4G3
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
5urrosates' Notless.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New
hereby all persons claims
against George Bend, late OF the County OF New
York deceased the with
70 the nlsce tansacting business
the office Nash & Jones. No. GS Wall Street.
city NewYork. on or before the fourteenth day of
June next.
Dated New-York the seventh day Of December 1900
Lizzie A BEND.
ADMINISTRATIVE.
NASH :. JONES Attorneys for Administrative 6s Wau
Street Borough o Manhattan. City of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILRoA
STATIONS foot of WEST TwENrY-rHIRD srREEr
AMP pEsBRossEs AND coRrLANDT srREErA
Ssr.iasa. ssrs:s. i've Ga minute. siS i"ssf .s.:
sutton. .s" e1ceps s %Sere oths""ise n"iea '
ar, YEAS EAST - to two Bpss p,ss "a
& EAST HSEf'i,fss sHs fsSs!,ss
esTsand Tslsso san
IosSis ANR Cir h@sas fadaasSs',
ST I Iou1s s'fSf H&fRass-For pittssurr Ind
NJ wEsrERS = hSfs Rlnlfs Chicago
PcFTc scaFTeay ExPREFor PRES caI p,,ssurs and
Ronte Hor Knesvs daily via Valley
SD Sr p y: cLEyEE4Np AND esINcINSxTI Ex- Ex-
eiHnas Il W,Hah h?n.:ElIse. ?n.lIe.' uavs''na, NA.a sn.rv we
5 iG1 DsssSo..es ANn Tm and cssnd
sna SaT eortaSat lSss Da1s srs eaT 30
pinns raL I x all ParIor and Dning Gsrs 81 % nisb
sq@das IS $50 D'ai'6 ios5 Spnins GsTs Car,
IS 70 1s5 ais Dining Can. 455 Dining Carr a2' p m
SOUTHERN % RALwAY-Express se5, 42s m. IL 10
A5SANTIG T COAST LrNE-Express s.55 a. and s2a
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAIIwAY.-.Fiorlda and Met,
nprS, nGeS,tsn a Limited 1856 daily. Express 4: 10
NoRFSkK ohd SsK AID WESTERN RAILwAz-For Memphis
chEsAPEaKE OHIO RaILWaY-s5s III WSarYfs5s =. m. ASS
FSs @:.5 SLD roINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755 a.
ATLANTIC cITYa slrI $50 3 m daily s5 NJ xs.k-s.ys.
Standard Coaches ~
arE- hAh-l255 .. m.
% poiiIs on New York Railroad from
OK eS third Street Station). s55 m. II go
~ and i55 p. sundays, g. % = ~
M ur9rn Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 30 400
s,o ln..s-.- FoR PHILADELPHIA
sS s5S ss6'sad P:aaa SsIssis
Streets. 10 2h1 DINING Carl 1888 Dining
STr.s, Ii3 a. m 1255 40 Desbrosses and Corandr
100 70 $50, Az. ~ lDintns Car,
as5 pnnT m Z, Gsrl 555 Dining Car). I5s se5 ssS
NJ 10 night. Sundays. s10. Ta3 (no coaChesl
o,3 92a ass Limited. 9.55. 1055 Dining Car,
carr 455 Dining Carl : 81 Dining Carr. T5s ss5.
500 s25 D. night
oIiees Nos 46f f19e 1854. and 2ef Broadway.
F!Ith Avenue (belOw 23d St.l House; West
Nenty-thrd Street Station stations foot OF De-
and Corandt Streets Court Street SEQ Fulton
$500 os broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station.
foGoayn; station Jersey City The New York Transfer
company Will call for check baggage hotels
anu residences through destination.
road Cab Service " - e
J. B. HUTCHINSON
General ASST Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

Rector 81.
Through Point Pleasant 1000 a m. 100, 345. $50
p m. sundays. I0Oo a. m. LOO 500 N.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
fSC1.
Of so Is 90 IS 40 t4OO 's4O0. 1880 800 200 t73o
ssOe 80 . ?. M. .I2 rs mdt. - ~
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
t.4.3o $500 .1O.0o, 'lL3o a m. Hoo $50 .s 4o
500. 200 n. m -l215 mdt.
orices: Liberty 81 Ferry South Ferry llS. 2s1. AZ.
1900. 1894 broadway; lS2 5th Ave. ISI 9Th Ave- IS
Union 50. West 1853 East Ie,th St. 2Is West 1esh ST..
ton 81 Brooklyn 9S Broadway. williamsburg New YORK
Co. calls for and checks baggage destination
'F Liberty ST. only DAILY. 1Daily. except sun
day sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

l. G Thomas. a Surrogate the County York.
Notice hereby given TO all persons having claims
Laura II Roosevelt. OF the County
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof
No az WalI Street IN the Borough OF Manhattan in
he Sitv Of New York on before second dav OF
Noverher next Dated New York the 22d day of APRIL
iSoi JOHN E ROOSEVELT. W. EMLEN ROOsE
vEIT EXECUTORS. GEORGE @ KOBBE. Attorney for
Executors "a and 4s Wall Street. Manhattan Borough
New York