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New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

fornia arm es 2'sd; No red Western winter dull
steady; May. IS i1&d: July 6s I'D Corn-Spot quiet
American mixed new, Ss 9Hd American mixed old. 3s
IL nd. quiet: March Is 9Ad. May 3s 9ad July
9iad Peas-Canadian quiet, IS 7lad FIourst Louis
fancy steady 81. Hops London Pacific
CoasD steady f5@f4 15s Beef India mess.
lis Pork-Easy: prime Western. as.
Short 1S n. steady, AS 3d Iari-American
refined in pals steady Cd prime Western in tierces
ouiet3 Sd. Bacor-Cumoeriand 20 20 so firm.
ass rib, 16 to "a No. steady Ais Sd long clear
2S "a n. quiet: 41s long clear nldiles
heavy 20 No quiet sos Cd short clear backs
20 n quiet Cd: clear bellies IL I6 N. steady.
49, 6d Shoulders-Square IL 13 n. steady as
United States dull 9os good United States
auU TOs Cheese-American finest white quiet. 4ss:
American finest colored quiet. Sos Tsllow-Frme city
,,,at Australia in London Us Cottonssed
IHnu refined spot quiet. Ies "a. TurpentineSpirits
onet Rosin-Common steady, A Td. Petroiaunl
,uJst Iinseed oil dull 24s Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
orHER MARKErsLRY rE1EGRAPH-

Chicago. March 4.-Cattle-Receipts. I5.5OO head
cluding 1000 Texans strong. 10l15c higher
butchers stock to 15o higher Texans active. 1o
15c higher Good to prime s5S6 o.. to
dlum 81 60qS4 80 socker and feeders steady to strong
81 @ 81 so So T0qS4 20; heifers So 759S+ so
ners S2QS2 7O stronger 81 5OQsi % steady
S4GS6 %: SfS4 90; grass steers
So 35G$4: Texas bulls 81 508S3 60 Hogs-Receipts to
day 80 900 head Cesmatel 81 600; left over
150O; active. 5GTizc higher. 81 VITA mixed and
butchers, s. 35aS5 81: good to choice heavy s. tHq
Of sales So 41sGS5 50 Sheep-Receipts. $1,000 head:
sheep extra s4s5 Lambs about steady good TO
choice wethers 81 25IS4 ~ fair choice mixed STA
81 81: sheep s. 25Qsi 10 Texas sheep So 500
So "a native lambs 81 40GSS 25 Western lambs S9S5 -
Cincinnati. March 4tiegs active higher 81 2AdS5 60
Cattle easy 81 25Gs4 I5. Sheep steady, 81 75GS4 o.
Lambs steady So I56S5 30.
East Liberty March 4Cate lower; 81 35 So
prime $5ds5 -: common. S3d$3 active; prime
mediums and best Workers s. 20; heavy hogs. s. 69q
roughs Sass 90 Sheep steady lower lambs choice
wethers 81 7OdS so; common S2dS3: choice lambs. s. 30
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

sheep 10S 70. 81 rs: 10 State Do n az 81. ~
clipped do. 90 70. at So.
n Harrington; so lambs N. 100 Buffalo
do 81 ~ s. a0: 407 al 81 10
at 81 50; POI Western DO. 81 10. s5 so.
J. n. Hume & Bro; 50 State lambs 10 n Sc.
do. 81 r at 81 60 do 100 NJ s. ~ do 80 n.
So 19 Michigan do 81 10 at Sc; sheep 11S 70, at - so
Sanders lo2 Ohio lambs 81 n at s. So 80 state do
IS 10 at So 15 les do. 20 10 s. 62a l1e sS n
81 so; e6 Ohio sheep Ill at 81 rs STATE do 10
81 80. . dc. 126 n.
J. II. WilkersOn: I07 Buffalo n. al
Buffalo sheep no n. a
Tobn & shannon: AZ State lambs. ST 10 81 25.
H0tTS-Fecepts for two days were IS cars 10. us
read. including about for the market Feeling
steady and ordinary prime quoted SIS
qS6 per 1uO n: choice light State hogs sold Sc 70
country dressed hogs steady 51afsl,o n for
weights.
Sales-S Judd & Co; AZ State hogs. f19 n average
ST 10 per 100 10 do i2s m, at s5 %; rough. $50 10
Tobn & shannon: 6 State hogs ~ Sc.
m, at 81
George Dilenhack: State pigs. Sc n. SIS.
j. II. Hume & Bro: State pigs, 110 n. at So
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

S9as5c clover 75977lEc: salt hay 4oG45c STRAW
mere nothing down prices supplies quickly
consnned and the range Is firm at s24@SIlec for long
@so tons Receipts of hay and reported
ne Produce Exchange at noon to-day: Hudson River
Railroad 400 Pennsylvania 100: Delaware
and Western 90; West Shore. so; Lehigh Valley so;
baltimore and Ohio, 150 Central Of New-Jersey. 100
Vermont Central so total 03o tons Receipts Of hay
Tor week ending March 2 1870 previous 500
$50
ana other supplies from this country for the OF
1901. at value Of s2e 5eo 692 number of horses
78 632
-ds Esln H. March (specaD..In the Elgn Board Of
To-Day there considerable offered CALL
but there was neither bids sales The market
however declared steady 22Ac The output Of creamery
goods from the Egin district the week 5Se 700
pounds
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits ruled moderately active and weak
al day in sympathy with depressing news from the
South and ample stocks. Rosin quiet and steady,
while firm. We quote:
TAR-Reguars. 81; do oil bbIs, S3 ~.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-S 9Gl40c.
ROsIN-Common to good strained. 81 60 E, 81 e5; F..
81 70 G. 81 10; II. 81 So9s1 s5 81 9oQS1 e5; X Sc o;
NJ 81 1892 90; y. 81 40; W g. So 20; W ". So %.
STOCK ON HAND.
-..-!-3,0
ar l"Sl
Savannah March 4-Spirit turpentine firm
receipts, 21o bbs; sales 591 bbls; exports bbIs
Rosin firm and unchanged; receipts 736 bbs; exports
4t53S bbls
Charleston March +-Turpentne-Nothng doing
Rostn unchanged.
Wilmington. March 4.-sprits turpentine steady $50
Soi2c receipts. Is casks. Rosn steady. unchanged:
ceipts li2 bbls. Crude turpentre firm So
FeTelpls hbls Tar firm, 81 20: receipts 6T7 bbls.
LONDON March s-Turpentpe-Spirits 21s 9d.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET

I.verpoo March n m.--Cotton-Spot IN fair de-
rnard rroes lower. American middng fair
good middllng. : aS21, mddling. 5lsd. low middIIng
l5 ,dd good ordinary, . II 16l ordinary led The
were for speculation and export zoo
American: receipts 9OO0 bales. including 2NOo
American Futures opened irregular and
unsettled American middng m g. March, : 63 6id5d
buyers. April 6S64d sellers; April May
G264d sellers; Nav and June 81 $40 So ga SELLERS
July "a 81 $40 sellers; July
64a4 61-6d buyers: August and September. 90 646
September. so 6414 II s+d
o c. 29-64d nominal. October November.
1
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot of Chambers 81
as follows. and minutes earlier from W 2Sd St.:
300 a. m Daily-Solid for Buffalo. Arr. .. n
Hhnghamton. Waverly. ETnira and Bradford Coaches
parlor and CATS dining Buffalo.
$50 D. m. Daiy.-Chicago Llmited-Fast Maii-Scif
train 10 Chicago. arriving go Arr Cleveland
$50 p m. Daily-Buffalo and Cleveland Express~Ar
Buffalo IlS Bradford 20 Jamestown 100 and Younss
town lo2T a. m, Cleyeiand 1890 ?. seepers TO But
9.16 p m. DaIy.-Soid train for Rtnghannton. wavsr
y. Emira- Chicago. Sleerers Buffalo, Chicago Cfrcio
natl Dining
TICKETS Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS III. 1l3. 2Sf. 401 and aS
Broadway 15T East I25tA ST ard 273 West 125th =
Chambers and West 23d ST ferries. NeW-YorS SSs an
S6sl Fulton 81, 9S BROADWAY Brooklyn, 122 River 81
Hoboken and Jersey city station. Nev-York Trsnsf,
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Mar'h 4-Cotton easy: middling. &c, low
uddnU = i6C: good ordinary, 1a.c- Receipts. 5152
bales. exports 70 the Continent 7511; coastwise, 400
RaijinoTe March Cotton nominal; miilIins lsc;
lv middIng $50. ordinary. Stc Stock Ts24 bales
Savannah. March +.-Cotton dun and weak middlng.
s7vo middnE 5lGc Receipts. 297S bales; exports
roastvise f,S61, stock Ta0Sf
Nev-0rIears. March i.-Cotton nominal; middIng
- 16c. low nd'ng s r l6c: Eoo>i ordinary, O. 16c
receipts bales; gross S20; sales 25O0 stock
S6..3 .35i.
rddtns SIC good ordinary. Il2c. Net receipts. 1893
bales, gross 80; shipments. S0Is sales, $50.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady No ;
a9sc: 10 > yeiIcv as1sc: so oats 2s@62SSc: so
white 2'r NJ white 27a2sc; No rye 52c; good
faNseed 81 a.: No Northwestern. 81 e1GsI 81, prime
short ribs sides loose. Sas7 90 dry salted shoulders
whiskey basis OF high wines, 81 ~ sugars unchanged
du creameries i5ae2c ialries. lOq1Ic Cheese active.
IohG11s4c Eggs sctive; fresh, lac.
& @ s Ms?se 80 whgs opsi fssy NJ fang? m s. ssss 60
corn easier: " mixed t'ze Oats easier. No mixed
meats steady. s. 30 fiacon steady. s. Whskey
Si5f hard n@iSS rsaSSd ; s. ssss 5 on oasis OF sugar
Duluth. March -whesatxCash No l hard; Ts'sc; No
S Ns3s y a. tSfn S2 a Ass'AeE Oats ess5s May
Milwaukee; March 4-Wheat dull; No Northern T'9
& , Tnrsy Gl3 10 : &c &c sample m sd5ss aoc
Minneapolis March 4.wheat-C'ash, Ttiac; May. T4Isc
~ T %orseh 6 & 9Sta TS -Four N9 and S2HfTP STs un
changed
Mach & .Mhea, T. hsm % Se9'TSSt 1Y- sraass
,eady winter s. 2@g$2 s eo,s2 = So
. ~ Wssten winter clear s. 29a&a 20; DO Straight
.aas saTk r % s. 81 Sa S. IS P'5eH % sais9 al s. a. o.
mills ezra s. tiG$a 50: Do clear IS 30G$s -; d,
sa5 ana = @ at s. % 3 Pse S per- @ sa Tor hos eye penH
creamery 2e; prints 2ac do nearby prints 24s Eggs
drr and 1Tl'c lower; fresh nearby 15lzc do Western
Grmer; New York fun fancy small. l29
Do fsr < 3 SSSsG 9 n IL Wheat y 200 rb
47o" cats. 5000. sh'pments-wheat, 5000 bush
May, 7a'sc July 52S.c: No : hard IlsqII,se "a CoEn.
Toledo. March Wheat dull, steady; cash. 7sac
MAY 4i-ss; !giy ass oats steady; cash. &c: MAY
267sc Rye 52ec- C1oversesd dun; 1883 prime. So 81;
March, So 90
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

9,on closed dUli. with quotations isc lower on
Gips ie for middiing upland and 5lGc mid
fe,esr.st sa- alv bales southern spot markets
srsst - follows New-oreans buyers and sellers
50 E oF'er a. Isle: Mobile quiet unchanged a.
s6Ts1s7@ @A anl and weak - lower sc Charles
IN hanged al ac. Wilmington hfrn.
rss-rrs -t HN NoT1cik sc sc.
'i'nanged At = ? lSc. Augusta quiet isc lower
e@rts is4his dEl. lGc lower Estimated re
ses,r oaaTf1~ al New-0gieans 10 900 ha
ffes - at week aDd 10 SIS lsst year. Houston
sss -. Zpp bales as compared wi'h Ga2 last week
rsrss @ ~ the ports interior points to-day com
' "ih ne same day last week ana las, vesr:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e12 A NJ and 3.35 P. NJ. Daily. except Sunday D
Pittsfeld; Sundays only at go 4. NJ.
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket offices at 113 2s1. AIS and 1915 Broadway.
Union So W. 215 Columbus Ave, 1873 West 125eh ST.
12ith s. and 1SSth st. Stations York: ara "A
Fulton st and 1t4 Broadway. f. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 3Sth Street. New York ca
Service BaeCaEe checked from hotel residence
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTFN GEORGE H
General Superintendent General Passenger Az.n,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
proposa ais.
be received at the

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ Office Of the LIght-House Inspector Tompknsvile.
until l2 NJ. April o. 1901. and then opened
for furnishing delivering fuel and provisions for
stations in the Third District during the fiscal
wear ending June 1902 in with speclhca
lions copies Of which with blank proposals other
formation. be had upon application 10 captain T. NJ
SHEPARD. u e N
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March Flour steady. Wheat-Spring firm:
No Northern, old small lots in store s4I.c; DO c T.
S$!sc; winter nominal; No red. 5T2c bid; No white
1850 TO arrive Corn quiet; No . yellow.
No do 44lac: NJ corn. 44l4c No do. 44c through
billed Oats steady: No 2 white, 81 lee No
$lG No : mixed PC; No do 2S1zc asked, through
billed. Barley dull; Michigan sold q 6Sc.
Ohio SIC. track. Rye-No . on track 55 &C.
through billed
Chicago. March 4-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSSEs AND CORTI.ANDT STREETS
1sThe leaving time from Deshrosses nns
Cortlandt Streets Is Ave minutes Inter thar
station except where otherwise noted
M FAST MAIIIitsd to two BPs paTq,
Sss aRf elfSfaa Com
cSeas Geelaf e1 T6%s fsso hS cScDRs fnd
" cIfsSl1s cHcAGo $ sNb r0sF gF LOUIS EXPRESSLY
csg louisville (via CincinnatD. Indianapolis chi
oSs p y. ST LoGIs S' ExrREss-For PittsOurz
S5 wEsTERS e ExPREssPF0F 5qss R5Ps chicago ro
7S5 ~ PAcIFc rxPREssFer 15PRS Pittsburg ana
Foute con1sctI Nn9xys % daily via Shsnana9ah 'ae'
RprTs = " CLEyELAyD AND CINcINNATr Ex-
-, ,WAsHINGToS AND IRE SOUTH.
1920 5DnS 70 @ De- ~ stS and s c9T'sndT sTses
Streets aa6 g Ss ar 10 tnes3r9sSeT an and Cortland
pPiaps C. Cars, !. IS g Dining Gal $ DINING car,
@ M Z s. Is nls @ cin5E 5ay s5 - IS 81 oS SDi6n.
caT AZ m fSFGT G}r, and q pinng Card % s e DINING
s09TDri5EEX 9D115I3T.XS. Rally Fla3:d. ni1st: i5
N6FoES N6H ESpsf N6 5s2 = = r g Right daily N.r,,
e9a5r sad cdri5ndt EGss sgsS' s6 M E..
cEsAPEEE ONO RAih%ATs55 r hGS s s. "a ahs N.Y. and AS
sE;ARoARn AIR IINE-'FIorids and Metropolitan LIN
OLD pdT e p c6MFoF % fy E59ress 59 II % Ish S5y
ATIes TMesSI41ys N41y l',2rv and 5o daily
Through Vestibuled Trains Bu Yet Parlor Cars an
Standard Coaches.
FAPE r6- Po,a,a ,MaTIl&sS 1 Tj vsek-day.
wasr & on New York and Long Prareh Railroad Ison ~
- and = 30 n. m. SUNDAYS o % M, 455 p m
Ia5o $40 $40 =. m sunday . IS a m. s-Il
s1o cn..,-. Fo. H,r.urrpur..
o. (DsssnroSsss and Cortlandt Streets 500 rs. 76a
- 500. p % t95J Penna Limited 1910 CDeSbrosse
Car, c1rTandt Streets 10 2o Dining Carp. loss spnin
presses and Cortlandt Streets 22O. 25 s25. 35J Is
'lonning Car 455 Dining Carl. SIS Dining carr
s5 (no coaches). s.25 sS5 ea5 9,5S G.ImitedS ass
IU,t tDinirg Carl Dining Carr. Is
tSDining Cap 25. 355 4 e5 Dining Carl 4.55 CDnin
night. ''' ''''' '-'' S-''' go y ---'' A-
Iickc ofees Nos. 461 e45 1886 1854 Broad
s1S 1stor House West Twentythrd Street Station
nI s'ations foot OF Deshrosses Corandt Streets
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street, ss Broadway
Fennsy vania Annex Station. brooklyn: Station Jerss
tity' The New York Transfer Company Will call 70
20 destination ~ ~ '
TeePhone ERA Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
j. p HUTCHINSON. J.. p WOOD
General Manager. General Pass>r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP,

- PIIES.-Of1cs Purchasing Commissary, y. 5. Army.
Nc 30 Whitehall street New York City n. Y March 3.
proposals for furnishing delivering Sub
sistence Supplies in this city for thirty days commencing
April 1901 Will be received at this Office until IL o'clock
a m. March 10 1901 Information furnished apph
cation Envelopes containing bids should be marked
Iosas for Supplies, opened
ana addressed Major H. L. BRAINARD. c.. s. U. s \
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

Il'fN-t o-r-7 in 7earlE all spot and specul3tl
lslhefs worked much fO-dat- In New -Go'k
ssins movement equaled in NAM weeks occurred.
ahi tconeh hesr operations conducted large
e lquicafio- formed ha greater portion n the cotton
5enes Fss sudden downward movement In Liverpool.
--ff small nuli stampede reported. II vas ap
after tho close f Ss'ur6sy here that lower prices
- iaelF tc-Gsr, fhe cuTh' then offers ar values
- ms neloT the official closing bids were unanoepi7i
- 70 sge esf'nafAs foT 70 days porn and interior -
tt ~ hsn The market apero3 Liverpool weak ard
lining under eroTIU0rs liquidation ~ EnElish and
nenf5l h-idi1g- tfnUshf bs tho promise ~ large
.-lfs IN tho South. fed cloth marker reports from
an parts of Europe. ana heavy spot cottor ofer
- iIanl mo south With th.s hand the local
.+' s,sfiNs easN iu Ti'h prices down > % ~
ne "ah waF followed hv excited selling
N.t'fi. which carried prices on points further.
n. area' mere Hss slight change foT the better.
ICY in ifr afternoon the market again turned weak
-. hArr. ~ general selling brought by
.s.Ee eHHf's again - New Orleans ana
~"sr The j 80 rally occurred proft
SeH.s olt - no ne during the session
49, !" n1h suprcrf and few could found
So ared - fu- e"en reaction theory II
-l mar Liverpool would sell Additionally to-naor-
ssriS Is tne news from this port he pes
eonnernnE nearly every phsse ~ the local sltua
n tA az - sc @2d even Sc for May before close
ss lnsils steaG- and II q points lover
range q contract prices in market to-day
VS. IS follows - 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

hio-Cofee market naoii1e No Rio $500: exchange,
20 receipts lo9 hags cleared for the United states.
lapN hays stock. 2s3. OfQ hags.
The statistical poetiol Brazilian coffee follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

1enanre special Liverpool cables snot oot,or
american 100 bales speculation EXPORT zoo
dlnS Urssn1 receipts. 1900; American a0no. MIA
DoEis lov.- 80. futures opened barely steady 10
N'Seo irregular and unsettled net 10
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
WEST SfiORE.R.R

Trains leave Fra9kIn 81; station. N Y. foIIow
and iori later foot West +2d y. r.:
.I;lo A M-For INTERIM points To Albany Montreal
l-2O A M.-(D Lake MOhonk. MinneWaska. SarascSs
Catskin Mountains Utica
400 p M-ChicaSo Express Daily
'2;25 II. M.-Cont Ltd. for Detroit. Chicago 81 Loul
t3i5 r. No For Hudson River Points to Albany.
s6l5 r. M-tor Rochester. Buffalo, Cieve- & Chicago.
!s9e P M.-Eor Roehes,ss Bufale pstTois : ST Louh
.Daily- tDaily. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
rex No l. AZ 10: 10 a NJ. at 10 +. M Leaves Jerse
City p n r Sta. No at IL 20 A. NJ, S-S5 p.
Time tables at principal hotels and othosA BAxgAa
checked from hotel residence WeStcott q 3
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ". r.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
y.4s0. 1880. $500. 'eGo 1000 .I1.S0 a. m. u.N
so. t30o 's40 tzto $500. taSo. 800 100. us
500. ft9 . p. m. '12 rs mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
ItiS0 tsoo. 1910. I'll 20 a tt00. 'I-ao. sa4S
800, '7OO ?. m. '12.I5 mdt.
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. iI2 i7A 81
945. 1900 1884 Broadway. I73 5h Ave 737 6th Ave
3 Union So. West. 1883 East 125th ST, 27S
ST. 245 Columbus Ave-, New York. Court ST.. s44 50
Fulton St Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks to
nation.
fFrorn Liberty 'Day. tDsiIy. .zcsps sund.,
tSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05
RAILROADS.
LackaWanna Railroad

Tickets a5 Fifth Ave. 654 Columbus Ave.
40 Broadway IA Park Pl 1873 ". 123th St. and 3sS Full
ST.. BROOKLYN.
westcott's Express Company call for check
baggage to Destination tExcept Sunday. sDAIy.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

markets Ssntos-Coffea market steady
Eo average santos $500: receipts 100 bags; stock
i.lssgb0 hagE Hamhurg-Coffee market opened "a "a
ntE higher: ESQ = al Tfg net higher; sales.
$500 bacs. EavreCoee market opeced q franc lower
u unchanged. far months advanced IA
fysic 8 ? m quiet. declined Il franc.
chan Eed 30 declined e franc: total sales 100
New-York tribune., 1901-03-05

Receipts OF breaGnfs at interior points IN thousands
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
WALL PAPER TALK.

We carry the best the world pro- duces. FRENCH. GERMAN AND ENGLISH WALL PAPERS. Not a few dozen patterns, but an immense and comprehensive line showing many hundred patterns.
 RICH, HANDSOME EFFECTS IN DARK REDS, GREENS, BLUES. TAPESTRIES. BURLAPS, DENNIS for library and dining rooms, dens and halls.
 SILK AND SATIN PAPERS WITH BROCADED EFFECTS for loarlors and reception halls.
 DAINTY FLORAL. DESIGNS IN CIIINIZ AND DRESDEN EFFECTS.
 MARIE ANTOINETTE GRE TONNES AND EMPIRE STRIPES for bedrooms and boudoirS. These for eign goods have an air of exclusive ele- gance, with the entire absence of the gaudy show so often seen in richly colored papers.
 DOMESTIC WALL PAPERS. Tn endless variety. New goods for every conceivable purpose. Prices be- gin for good goods, heavy stock at 5c per roll up to the best goods made in this country.
 FURNITURE.
 Everything the Furniture Manufac- turer produces represented in our stock. Coed medium goods, at the | lowest possible prices CARPETS, RUGS. LINOLEUMS.
 THE 1. E. HAASE @ | o7-o9 CENTER ST.
 THE LEADING DECORATORS OF THE NAUGATUCK VALLEY.
 Tie entire Building. Six floors
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26

"A
 The board of public works will hold, meeting tilis evening at o'clock
 The Domestic Pie Baking Go lost a very valuable horse yesterday. The animal died of collie and was taken in charge by Kingston.
 Not a name has been entered on the slate at the police station since Saturday night, consequently again to-day there was no occasion to hold city court.
 At the regular meeting of the Central Labor union last night it was voted to do no trading Tuesday evenings at stores that have refused to comply with the request of the Clerks asso- citation to close Tuesday nights. It was also voted to ask Representatives l Lilley and Guilfoile and Senator Ken nedy to vote for and in every lagltl- | mate way to use their influence to se- l cure the passage of the eight-hour 1 labor bill. | Rearl Estate Agent W. J. Schlegel sold to-day for F. J. Kingsbury, l Franklin and~Sarah l.. Carter, their 1 four-family house at 104 North, Park avenue to Carmine Martone. who will make improvements and will occupy it as a home and will hold it for ir- vestment. Mr Schlegel has also bought from AIr Kingsbury and Mr Carter their three family house at 9S Park avenue. on which improvements will be made and will be sold to client.
 The Waterbury Boys club basket ball team will contest for honors with
 the Naugatuck '. NJ. c. A. team
 Wednesday evening. March P. at the | Boys club rooms. this being the last
 home game of the season for the Boys | club. The manager cordially invites | the public to attend. The Boys clui
 will have the following lineup: D
 Carter. right forward; F. Wells, Jeff | forward, manager: A. West. center
 captain: T. Reese. right guard: r. Ed
 mOnds. left guard; Fred MacLean l substitute. Game commences at S:i5
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
LOOK AGAIN.
Al BROADWAY. Telephone.

gallon Oil Cans, impossible TOT lamps to overflow while filling.
 Syrup. the best in the city; try It. Imported Crystalized Raspberries for pies.
 Pure Apple Jelly, Sc pound.
 Finest grade Florida PIneapples, 25c gan. z.
 Fnll pint Beef, Wine and Iron 45c.
 Coffee, 14c ID, compares witt ""v- lining in the city at the price.
 Tomatoes, 3 cans 25c. Corn, 3 cans 25c. Red Kidney Beans, 1Oc cali.
 Nasty Jellicon 1Oc package. Large size packages Washing Powder $ for 25c. Washing Soda, pounds for 5c. >Stil headquarters for genuine Irish Dulse.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
SINGLE AID DOUBLE SURREY
 HARNESS AT Dry Goods Prices!

At $9.9S-Single strap and double strap Harness, trimmings nickel or Davis rubber. At $12-Heavy Harness, 4-inch saddle, full nickel trimmed. At $13.5O-Light Track Harness, full rubber trimmed. All kinds of Harness at S15, $15.75, $1I.5O, $23.5O, $25 up to $65 set.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
THE ABOVE AID

Is an advertisement which was fake pure and simple and we are sor- " for the poor fellow who lost his V. We'll, because we read fake ads once in while, that's no reason that all advertisers are of the same class. You'll see advertisers very often say their B or 37-cent tea Is the regular 50-cent tea; again, you'll see where an advertiser says he'll sell you Grain-O. Brain-O or Insane-O for 10 cents per pound and he'll tell you it looks like coffee, tastes like coffee. drinks like coffee, but ycu can bet your boots it isn't coffee, neither is the other fel- lows 31-cent tea as good as our o0- cent tea. When you read our ads you can always believe what we say to be true. 5Ou. say-so in our advertise ment is our do-so in our store. This week our 2G-cent butter is of the nice, sweet-tasting quality and we venture to say you often pay 32 cents for but ter not its equal. We want you to try q pound and see how truthful our ad- vertisements are. Four bars of best soap with each pound of our warrant ed good 50-cent Tea at
 Phe1an's T Store,
 Al BROADWAY. Telephone.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
Blankets.

When you clip your horse he will need the protection of good stable blanket. We have a few left from our winter stock that we will not carry over. Come and get one at the re- duced price.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
Strap Work.

We sell all extra parts of Harnesses, tugs, holdbacks, checks, traces, hame straps, check pieces, etc. A new strap is better than an old mended one, and at our prices for extras you can better afford to buy a new part than to mend the broken one.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26
THE LITTLE CAPTIVE.

Our beautiful Easter souvenir that we present to all purchasing tea. cof- fee and spices next Saturday. Great A. X r. Tea Go. % East Main street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-26

sFuN directions on how. to get run- ming water without digging well sent on receipt of 8, was ar adver- tisement that caused a certain gen tleman to send on his g. to the ad- vertiser. By return mail he received this information: "Smell of an onion for five minutes, you d. fool. NVOOdbury Reporter