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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-12-26

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New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
aTTERBURY GOES TO WOODRUFF
ASKS THAT THE AGREEMENT WITH DADY
AND HANBURY BE CARRIED oUT-MAss
MEETING TO BE HELD.

Walter B. AtteTbury came out with a statement
-gesterday TO the effect that the adoption by the
Kings County Republican Executive Committee al
its meeting on Tuesday evening by vote OF l6 10 .
Of a resolution favoring Michael ]. Dady's new
plan OF aoportionment dishonorable. and said
there would be a mass meeting of indignant
,Twenty-third Ward Republicans If Dadys reappor-
1ionnent scheme is pushed. His statement was in
part follows:
II now rests with Governor Woodruff TO enforce
The agreement which he and Mr.. Dady and MI
Hanbury induced TO enter into reluctantly on
my part, and which agreement the executive
10 leave the entire matter 10 the arbitration OF
Governor Woodruff. I repeat that the proceedings
last night were dishonorable and believe Will be
condemned by the Republicans Of this city al some
future tine.
am not only willing but glad 20 see the district
sn which Mr Neal lives made Republican district.
and have all along urged that IL should be so made.
Mr. Dady yesterday would only say regarding
Tuesday nights meeting: The incident is closed
He started for Havana in the afternoon to look
after his contracts there. 80,
There will be meeting OF Twepty-third
Ward Republicans Of Brooklyn Tomorrow evening,
.n Decor.a Hall Gates-ave., near Red. 10
discuss Mr. DaGy's plan for reapportioning the
Congress districts of Kings County. Among the
speakers Will be William Cullen Bryant, NlliaEn
Eerri. George I. Waldo and Walter 3 Atterpury-
An invitation has been sent to I1eutenant-tTov-
srnor Woodruff give his side OF the controversy.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1oTh. ApIII IVVI
from brief periods OF activity at
the openng and close coffee market to-day was very
important news appeared from
foreg sources 10 speculative interest from It's
condition apathy nearly all the Information received
being Of and calculated TO keep inFes-
tors out OF The chief item was the CON
,inua.Ion OF heavy receipts Brazil: the decline OF
franc in the and the partial pfg loss In
Hamburg were directly attributable 10 iqui-
datoa following this Another item was the lower
eychsnre rate at which declined l-32f The local
sret onened steady with prices unchanged 20 points
lower First sales amounted 10 5000 bags. and were
transactions made during the fore
noon In the uninerestng condition OF
the close when active covering
hy local advanced prices from partial points
lower 10 partial points higher. and brought the sales
for the day up 1880 The market the elose
mr. eiiveIiss rem n , IN ~, are ,b en,o @
Mo3 Gouniins 1870 biss. The open MARI
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Trade shut of most OF
to-day by the rainstorm receipts were small
prices We're weakened by quantity. The market ex-
presses fairly buoyant condition, though eXcepoiy
strong prices in view. The Government viii soon
eco carloads; this already produces steady
feeling suitable classes OF hay Tor this purpose
Clover grades urged for sale the time Is near
point dairy be more tnee-
pendent cured provende We Prime large bales
75471lac: clover mixed. 75GI7l3c; clover 1OHI2lac
1t may be remarked these prices favor small
bales Of full quality .STRAw-Fi-m at S2eqs5c for
good to prime and 81 1ac for choice Receipts light E
ports the To London, 1921 bales; Liverpool,
1901; Glasgow 547: Manchester. 3712; Surnam. 16s
Bermuda 162; EGvana. 312; scattering 30 total, 16G3
bales do last week o3 Receipts Of hay and straw in
reported Produce Exchange at to-day
Hudson River Railroad. $50 E. .e go; Pennsylvania so
Delaware LackawaIna and Western 40; West Shore CO.
Lehigh Valley, so; of New-Jersey, co. river
boats 40: total tons. Receipts straw by
river, 30 by rail. total IS tom
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of
the city for the week ending March 80 have been
as
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

METALs-Advices from London indicated a quiet and
ills l5s and futures flii I2s Cd The local market
o for that metal metal however had decidedly weak IN
stica position gives no promise OF bush The
points on bid figures. The rest OF the list local
feature or even variation in price Copper Was about
UNCHANGED in London at fos 2s Cd for spot 6e Is
Lake Superior nomnaly quoted Sl7 and casting
changed at s. 874 sPeteF ruled !oleraby steady in
ican iron markets quiet but Arm Pig iron war
SIS 25GSl6 90 Southern foundry S14gSl5 so. and soft
Southern, sl$g$l5 SO
nued exceedingly Light in all trades and the general
little request in any Of the various trades and rates
nominal and without auotable change. Quotations
Bristol 32d: Ieith 2ad: Hull 25sd; NewcastGe. aad
'Ts5p on 20 pLysTpoo ret lso for S May
steamers 2627 and ares tons general cargo hence To
Australia private terms May British steamer. IA 900
steamer i9s4 deals. ST John N Is. to west coast
Canadian Transatlantic trade. months private terms
g9 a a5s & % 4 On Sn "c ce TO
154s tons molasses. Barbados 10 New-York. private
10 saeua private terms; British schooner 4s7 tons coal
er'h eq x to HewYork s. 7o schcone s6s
coal Philadelphia 70 Boston owners ACCOUNT schooner
2ss lumber Pensaeoa 70 the Sound private terms
to Japan Sic April ship. 1900 petroleum.
to 24s Western and local markets
5g @ p6t hs 6es 9e g feF
head Kansas City 1900 and Omaha $500 All Western
points had 7i.oeo head Cash lard and refined here
quoted: Mess SIS 5oaSls So family SIG 5Oqsl7 short
So family $40 5o9tlI sO packet 50 5ogslO; IRdl.
mess SI4GSl6 BEEF HAMS-Steady: quoted: SIS so
asio So DRESSER aoGSo9uist; IS quoted; BacOns
CUT MEATs-Peklea bellies hrm quoted: Smoking 1oq
lOssc: lg9lac; II NJ DC: Il 10. sac. Picdea
7c- Pickled hams quoted
eisgIoIsc -. .TALLowouiet; quoted City. 5g5lsc G.;
lard hrm: quoted: s5oc Refined lard nrm quoted
America o.75c: continent, s.f0c: Brazil, Kegs
IOT5c Compound quiet quoted: City. 5xd57se; West
ern. 81 90 sc. .sTEARINE-steady; quoted: oieo
SIC: lard stearine. stse.
sTGAR-There were new Developments manifested
in refined circles speak of to-day The bulk OF
business is confined to meeting imedate require
though unchanged. firmly held
Quotations follow: Cur loaf crushed and donnos !3c
mould A. b-6oc; cubes. 5ooc: xxx powdered. aoc
powdered powdered and t=ut powdered. 5S5c
Eagle confectioners granuated 55oc: Eagle and
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 3.Cotjon firm: mdins 3-i6e; low low
mlddlins. l6c; good ordinary. 1916 recepts oGf
bales exports Continent coo; sales lol= STOCK
1920
Norfolk April 3Coon hrnn rniddltns sse 10" Hnia
ding fl-lGc: good ordinary l-l6c; receipts. lio1
bales exports coastwise ass sales 115; stock. o49S
New-Orleans April 3-Cotton fru middling, else low
niiddling 5-I6c good ordinary. 6t2c, receipts Seo
bales; exports the Continent. 80; coastwse SSo9'
sales 4 800: stock, 0S.OsO-
Mobile April 3-Co;ton quiet; mitdling Sc; low mid mid
ding 7Isc ordinary, 6lsc; receipts oaes exports
coastwise $50: sales. 200: stock. 14.6s0
Memphis April 3Cotton steady; middiins SSe' low low
bales gross receipts T65; shipments. 1I4S sales. 300
stock. 20 499-
Augusta Aprl S-Cotton steady; middlng. S12c; low
mi54ns receipts. 40 bales; shipments 80 sales
Al, stock. 35.2fi-
Houston Cotton steady: middlinS. SisC; low
adding 9-l6c good ordinary 13 16c receipts. S65l
bales: shipments. core: stock I3i0o
savannah Ap-I 3-Cotton steady nniddlInE. 8 1-16c;
low rding Use. good ordinary 6sc; receipts $50
bales exports to the Continent 6S9l sales
stO
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
THE BOSTON woor. MARKET

Boston April 3-"The American Wool and Cotton
porter will say OF the wool traue morrow:
The week just passed has beer remarkable only
because OF the large sales which been made
because these sales have been made with quotable
effect the price either direction There felt
be certain amount Of frmness IA refusal part
of sellers to make great but.
the other hand, there equal deteTmna the
of the buyer any wool been
Of the last week has come from worsted mills and they
have confined themselves pretty largely fine and fine
medium territory. Buyers have included such
as the American Wooen Company. which has been a
large buyer Arlington NILS. Pacific Mills
kuc Company They have bought largely. carefully
with an TO quality we'll price.
The sales for the week Boston amounted ia
pounds domestic and 100000 foreign.
total OF l1fSSOOO against total OF 6.99I0O
previous week ard total Of 2I1000 for the correspond
ing week last The sales January 1 amount
to g. 10000 pounds against 43. I29OOO CORE
spending
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

granuated. $3.50: Eagle 70 n bags
and 10 of fine granulated 540c: Eagle fine granu
lated. standard granulated and d,arond 525c CON
4soe; Ne 5. 475c; No s. 5oci n 4 6oc: No s sos
No o. 445c No 10. 440c: No H. 35c; Nos u and 1S.
4.3Oc Nos Il Is and I6 &c Though there was no
actual business reported late hour the market for
cou.d be called anything else but firm.
Offerings spot and there ready
centrifugal 90 4 Ice. The close
steady firm with prices the basis Of 16c
centrifugal 81. 1132c for nnscovado. and 932c
for moaeses Cable advices were Of bearish aver
sd both months SIS 10i2d
April and IL IA May with buyers quotations.
TEA-The market for futures opened steady, with
prices 10d2O points higher. The session without
feature kind and fluctuations slight No sales
the market closing quiet and 10 points net
lower Quotations follow: January, 144l410; February
lOGl4. I4.2061440; April. 1290613 May.
13d1310: 13 10d13 20; July and August, 132o6
1880: September, 13sOG14 October. November and De
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
NEW corRsEs ZOE NoRMAL COLLEGES.

At the regular bimonthly meeting OF the Borough
School Board which was held last night at the
Board OF Education Building, Fifty-ninth-st and
Iark-ave a resolution was adopted requesting the
Board Of Education acquire by condemnation
proceedings the land and premises at Nos. 2lS and
~ East Twenty-frsust adjoining the Truant
School for the purpose Of enlarging the school and
giving il yard space
On recommendation by the Committee on Stat
utes, Bylaws and Legislation resolution was
also adopted calling upon the principals OF the
City Normal College 10 establish compulsory
courses IN music manual training, physical train
ing drawing and music for students qualifying 10
become chers in the public schools The courses
should be comprehensive enough TO NJ the students
70 give instruction in those Different branches OF
training in the public schools
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
OTHER MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April s.-Cattle-Recepts. 1900 head. In
Guiding Texans; firm stock ana
Texans strong good prime steers s5qs6: poor
diuna SO 9Ods4 and feeders stronger csc
81 IS; 50 757s4 40; heers So So5s4 60;
shade higher s29S2 Is; bulls strong So T5G7s
slow Texas fed steers top saes So Is
ass 81 IOGs5 %. Texas So 5OQS4
$4,000 head tomorrow 5000 (estimated; left over
$500 S6 20: mixed and
Sc good 10 So O5S6 60 rough heavy S. 90
dS6: S5 S5Ss 10; bulk Of sales Seds6 1914. Sheep
Receipts 14OO0 sheep strong; lambs steady:
wethers including export 81 9O6S5 25:
fair to choice mixed 6OGS5; sheep including
export 81 9OaS5 25; yearlngs 81 9gS5 %; native lambs
81 75G$5 Western lambs s. l5d$5 40.
Cincinnati April 3-Hogs active. strong. 81 5od7ss 90
Cattle 81 . S5 Sheep steady 81 25QS so Lambs
steady 403S5 IS
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
RECEPTION FOR JOHN VI. ALEXANDER.

John ". Alexander, whose painting, Autumn. "
has Just gained the Carnegie prize al the opening
OF the exhibition Of the Society OF American Artiss
was the guest of honor at the monthly meeting
and exhibition OF the Art Students League last
evening Among the paintings shown in the ex-
hibition were seven landscapes by Ben" Foster.
winner OF the Webb prize OF 1s9l several canvases
by ChNde FJassam and a collection OF etchings by
Whistler. Miss Charlotte Z Berts and Miss Amelia
Neville Oliver were elected members OF the league
AT the caucuses held after the business meeting
g y Turner ~. A, was nominated Tor president
and Misc Carrie Gardner Helm and Charles D.
Graves for vcepresidents. TO be elected at the an
rual meeting OF the league, which VIII be held on
krt~s1
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
new YORK Central.

- HARLEM DIVISION.
54- ~ VI and 335 p IT. Daily. sunday. TO
Pittsheld sundays only at $40 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch LiZht.
Ticket offices at I13 261. 4I5 1915 Broadway -
Union So. W 275 Columbus Ave. 1888 West f25th ST.
12ath 81 13Sth Stations 33S and 72a
Fulton st. and f04 Broadway. F. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Stil Street Central Cab
service baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR FrTFN GEORGE n DANIELS,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
MAHER AND mcoY MAY MEET.

Marvin Hart. the fighter who recently knocked
out Tommy West and was later matched to meet
KID Mccoy April g. has declared the match
of Negotiations under way in Louisville
where the fight TO have taken place. IL is said
10 have Peter Maher box Mccoy in Hart's place.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

arm American middng. 4Sd The sales of the day were
: bales of which 500 FOR speculation and
port $500 American Receipts 10000 bales
Including American Futures opened quiet and closed
American | c.. April. SS-64d buyers
Anrr and NAV S7-64a4 -64d buyers; May and June
4 and July 3T-64d sellers July and
August S6-G+I buyers August and September So-64d
seIIsr= cArteraber. 30-64d sellers, October, c
n cad sellers October and November. 1164d sellers
s-cHarnher and Decenlber. & c. 9-6id sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

Cash quotations were follows Flour easy: No 3
spring wheat. 73a74i5c; No red, 72G74lac No corn
ale: yellow Ale; 2 oats. 26lzc: No white 29t
294c No white, 27%d29c; No . rye. 5Sd25l;c; sSod good
choice mailing barley, 4Sf;
56c faxseed 81 81. No Northwestern 81 90 prime
timothy clover contract grade Sl mess PoTK
bbl So lard 100 10. - 0ot! " ~
ribs doose IS 159ss 35 dry sslted shoulders
thoxed) clear sides tooXecl - Jug
whszey of high wines 81 2I on the Produc
Exchange to-day butter market quiet Creareie
15a2Oisc: daries Ilaisc cheese quiet. na12i.c Eggs
active: fresh. 121.G12l2c
Cincinnati April 3-FIou. easier. lower: fancy SS lOg
So 30: family 50 406S2 T5 easier lower No RED
75q78c. Corn firm No mixed iiec Oats quiet 20 :
mixed 2Sd2Ssc. Rye dull; . SIC Lard hrnl hlsner
S35c firm higher. IS 62tG bacon NJ. nrh, m
higher 81 Whiskey distlers finished soos quiet o
basis Of 81 -. Sugar Arm
Minneapolis april -vheat-Cash dl>.c; May
Tliac. Juv 13Lc: on track No l hard, t3s4cf No l
Northern, 5la.c. No Northern 6sa69c F9gT easier SER
95dSi second patents, s. Sol - o nsl
81 95a$3 %; second clears 81 9OaS Bran IN ouA
SiS 256slS so
May 7O7s a7lc: July 697sc No hard IlG'l &C. corn
No > cash 4p@sc: May. +0}sc; july. 4li4c Oats-No
cash 27l.c: May 25% %G25Tsc. July. 24e; No white
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

100 n. Country dressed steady at 5ls9ssc per 70
for heavy light weights.
Sales-E l.. Kerns & Co.: lS5 Western PIGS 95 70
average. Sc % per 100 70.
Sanders: 40 State hogs. III re az Sc IS: do, ass
10 Sc %. l stag. $50 10. at S4.
J. c. Curtis Son: IS State pigs. SO ro. at s6 4o 5
hogs 1856 N Sc 35: stays. 500 10. So
Jelle Wright s Co.: 10 State pigs $50 Io, Ss 81
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
ENGLISHMEN WILL NOT COMPETE.

London. April AT a meeting of the National
Rife Association it decided. regretfully that
the association is compelled 10 decline the invita-
ton take part IN the contests this year at Sea
Grt. n. j. owing 10 the impossibility OF securing
reDresentatiVe
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
NAVAL STORES.

The easier ruling Of the market spirits turpentine
was chiefly the result markets the South.
business he decline however
Rosin ruled quiet also without change We
TAR-Reyrlars 50; do oil bbls IS IS.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36d3619c
81 20 g. 81 .; II, 81 @a$1 IS, 81 9oa$1 %; h 81 oS
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpentlne
iar o. O''1
Wilmington. April 3.-Spirits neutrality-suspicious. do
ing; so Rosin-NOthing doing; receipts
32i bbls Crude turpentne steady at 81 10 and y TO-
receipts. bbis. Tar 81 20: receipts. 16 bbls
Charleston April 23.-Turpentine firm at SIC. Rosin
firm and unchanged. -,
receipts 393 bbls sales 291; Bots Rosin hrn
and unchanged 1854 bbls; sales, 6i exports
s. S256
London. April -Turpentine-spirits 26s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
RIOT OF CREEKS AT SMYRNA.
TROOPS CHARGE MOB ATTACKING JEWISH
QUARTER

London, April 4.-"The Morning Leader" pub
fishes the following dispatch from Vienna:
At Smyrna, on the strength of rumors that the
Jews had murdered a Greek lad for ritual pur-
poses, ten thousand infuriated Greeks stormed
the Ghetto. The Turkish troops charged the
mob with bayonets. one person being killed and
fourteen others wounded.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
Raliroaos
den NSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
= RAILROAD.
fS9s 81 s1s ws'; cTs@s s1ss, Street and
G The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt Streets q. five minutes later than
thaf given below for Twenty-third street.
.ahSn except where otherwise noted.
New Yo1 s 10 sSr 10 'S r PITS stsspass passs
a PENNs9LvhNSfIla91 EfrE6PSunaa saf ShSvelfpd
ion Cars FGr chicago cleveisnd Toledo ci1eRnai
'T r. cicSeo cic,sSss Sp 3 rsal' sr LOUIS EMPRESS
cSicsgoo. 81 LaTisvns eya C,nGinnaD. indianapolis
5S5 W IoUIs oRinE rSPREss.-ror Sas p,,sssu-s.
CT 4.r = VI wETES sR9s H%a1s cSeaso. For
W PtcITTc tTTasy ExPPEssFor PiEs car pttsSurr and
connee. s % daily & via shensnaGah Valley
r',..1 !,S M C,,,,rS'Tr E-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 2O5 p55 ISlS & tpes5rosSes and CortlandS streets
sirse,, 'DasnGs 5s Sas go Desbrosses and Cortsndt
Sa and DdniRs Csrs sea . 6Dinns Carr ass Dinlns
D5nnS Cars pEs iss @@i1s R1g csT q ss ~cs ee
1isS, 2s Dining ca AS DninE carS IS p na iaio
soS1prREN RAIwAY-.Flor'da Lnited' 40 D. n.
ATr,ANTIc COAST line Florida Special 10 p m
sEsT SsYs .FB FTPTsT 81; da!g ~
LINE RAiI4VSY--'Flortda and Wet
njs6t Sapr limited i2a5 m. daily Express. II 10
NoRFNLK o6I NIE aSD wsTEHN PAILwAY-FOr semphi,
. daily ~ - ~ anu ''~
FOt. Ot1l FONT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-T55 a. m
eays and S55 p. m. daily
- 1I-N-N y - It-955 a. and 255 n. week-dayS
enousn NesttAuled Trains Buffet Parlor Cars and
CAPE MAY.-I95 ~ n =, vvaak-5avv
For points Long Rrarch Railroad se-or,
west TWENTY third Street Ststionl S55 a m. :c40
- ana ' % r. Sr11avS. 9.25 n. M.
urem ueshrcsso. and Cc-tla76- Strsetsl. a. m.
4--So -fO and : 20 SUNDAYS o ~ n m SIS D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 tDeShrosses and Cortlandt 6sO), TM
SO Zoo Do te ~ Penna- Ltmed). 1910 Oashrosses
Carr, lI55 IL 55. 1888 Dining Carr . 10 CDes.-
brSsses and Cortlandt Streets 2O) 225 ass 425
= Gtn!ng carr ass Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carl.
--a3 So. S5S. Q p m. u 10 night Sundays g. TO-
1a5 (no coaches) 25 SIS. 25 0.fmtted1 a5S
lG53 Dining Carr y S. 70 IS Dining Carl I55
Dining Carr. : q 255 25 Dining Carr. COinin.
Csr6 a5S Dining Carr. IS. SIS. S55 o 25 .. m.
Ticket Offices I1p 1354 m md 2s1 Broad
and stations foot Of reshrosSss Streets:
Court Street $50 Fulton broadway ana
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station BROOKLYN: Station. Jersey
City. The New York Transfer COMPANY will call for
ana check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destination
road Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
colrgy ARnsTRoyGs MARRIAGE.

Announcement was made yesterday Of the mar
riage an Neenah, Wis, Tuesday OF Collin Arm
strong the well known newspaper man OF tnis
city ana M.ss Elizabeth Hale, the daughter OF Hil'
and Mrs William Sumner dAIa-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
During repairs West 12d street station.
between Monday. April A. 6 A. VI. and sat
urday April q. q A. NJ AID street ferry boats
wi arrive and depart from fenn- Ah. sta
ton foot of W I'D ST
leave Franklin Station New York follows.
ara N min later foot West 23d ST. N R -
sT.10 A M-FOr points 10 Albany & Montreal
+1I,s a ND Mohonk. Minnewask Saratoga.
CatsSiH Mountains
$500 p. M.-Chicago Express. - - -,
-225 p M.-Cont Ltd for Detroit Chicago 81 Louis
Sc Is p M.-For Rochester. Buffalo. Gleve ChicaSo
p M Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit < ST. Loua-
y NJ Svra-. ROch. Mag. Falls. Det < chi
~DaiIy 4Daily. except Sunday Leaves Bfookiyn An
,sx NJ AT as A NJ: . 2-45 p NJ Leaves Jersey
CIV p r r sta I. 1l20 a. NJ. at $50 p NJ
tables al hotels and Offices Baggage
rbecke from hotel residence by Westcotts Express
q y IAMRFRT. General Passenger Agent. N. r.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
Gurroaates' Noilces.

GOIIA, JOHN-In pursuance OF an order Of
~ Hon Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
- ~. York notice hereby persons having
oir1s against John Cola, late of the County
81 10 the at his place OF transsctng business
" 90 Rroa6way Borough Of Manhattan. City
:, NsT York on or before the 24h day OF June
u Ia ed New York the 10th day Of December. 1900
-A"'eH " CHRISTIAN COLA. Administrator.
sIRFRT B. WRIGHT Attorney for Administrator. IS
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan City Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

through New YORK, foot OK Cndnoeis -
as follows and 5 minutes earlier from W I'D ST. ~
a m Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo. AFT. p =.
Ti0ghamton WaverIy, Elmira and Bradford CoAcnsS
narIor car ana cafs Buffalo Su,ta
m Daily.-Chicag0 Ilmlted-rase
train 10 Chicago arriving 520 Arr CleVeand AZ =
Chicago Cleveland C1uclrnatE
80 D. m DailyGfraIo and Cleyeland S1ss
705 Bradford 10 JaIaeStoMh 1ssrar. ~ R,f-
town q Cleveland II 80 p m sisepe''' 10 0
falO and Cleveland. Cafe car. r.--s.-,.o- yvav..
giS o. Dsy-Sid train for na1ls3n, ans " a
h. Elinira. Chicago sleepers 10 buHAo. ~easo' Sin
Dining .~rr>
hscsSsouMODAT at III. Il3, 26l a0l and 957
Broadway I5T Eas: l23th ST. and ZI3 West lcssn ST:
and ferries. New-fcrk: S53 and
Sso Fulton ST.. ss Broadway. Brooxyn: y River ST.
Hoboken ard CITY Station. Sew-York Transfes
ca calls for and checks baggage to desttnAssA
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

H s. sanderson IS TO celebrate his thirtieth an
nversary as the chief OF STAFF OF Tony Pastor.
aIr. Pastor has offered him benefit in considera-
uon OF his services 10 take place at Mr.. Pastor s
theatre on Sunday evening. Mr.. Sanderson has
many friends and they have combined TO make this
benefit one 10 be remembered. few OF the per-
formers who will appear are Mat NJ Wills.
Genaro and Bailey, Lew Sully, George Evans.
VIII II. Fox Duffy. Sawtelle and Duffy, Ellsworth
and Burt. West and Williams. Myer Cohen, Jess
Dandy. o. L. Pearsal Mickey Finn. Willie"
Rosenbaum willie Weston, Kittie Mitchell. Nor
ton and Elliott. Frank and Don. Maggie Cline.
Artie Hall Maud Raymond. Belle Stewart Maud
Npgent, Blanche Ring, Flora Moore Louie Dacre.
Dan and Dolly Mann, Bryant and Burrows ana the
Goodmans.
IN compliance with requests OF the two churches
in Forty-second-st. near the Victoria, Mr.. Ham,
nerstein will not give Sunday matinees at the
Victoria
The Pride OF Jennico" viii be continued with
Miss Bertha Galland until the end Of its regular
season which closes IN New-orleans on April lS
The supplemental tour Of that play for the Pacific
Coast has been postponed until next season Henry
y. Stanford al present leading man with Sir Henry
Irving has been engaged 10 play leading parts with
Miss Galland.
Winchester" a war play. is in preparation
et the American Theatre. and Will give an elab-
crate production on April p