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New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

esy extras per n 1ec: DO frsts Isaisisc: seconds
ele9I' &c; do thirds. 15916c; dairy tubs fancy
90 rrsts lIQlfl2c do seconds I5le l6lzc thirds
western Imitation creamery fancy. 16ls917c; co
IIsaSStoN large tubs. best 13c; 90 coed l2AQ
factory CT dairy lower grades 1G12c; rolls
70 prime llGl3c renovated butter fancy. 160tTc:
ola Nestern factory. 1OGI3c
Receipts Of large full cream coo-ed cheese
H..lce very light and with demand the market
Large white about steady for strictly fine
-ait!. nut considerable quantity showing more
S-s1tl,e lots stu cheaper. Small coored good
tl4hd ,.i and firm Small white Choice
shls IN far demand and firm; undergrades with
Mt. Old cheese
Nttite- fuH small. white. prime &c. do
CGiored prime SC: do fair good. iGS@4c; do
Wlite prime, slec do fair good SGSl4c; do
.ase coIoret Prime Size: do fair coed S1Si4c; do
common 6G7c; light skins, small choice, 6IaGTc; do
seEr choice, 6G61.c; part skins. prime 5T5tsc: do
To good 31%a41ec; do common. 2i@q3c; full SKINS
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market made no re-
oery to-day from its yesterday receipts again
behS or price softening Characte~ Late ranges
ored but the inside figures adaptable the
s nI trade that is surrent particularly for common to
~ good nay We quote: Prime, arge bales, 100
n ~ leG95c: No I. ST.. G90c No . S21aNsJc; 3
.d &c All clOvers irregular Small baled
large in firm though barge
Teoeps are liberal We quote: Long rye. 92laG95c per
100 ~ Receipts Of hay and straw, reported
az the Produce Exchange Hudson River
railroad, $50; Erie i90 Pennsylvania West Shore
70 ehlEh Valley. 20: Ontario and Western. TO-
l6o' total 122o tons Receipts OF so by
river. 40 tons by raj; total 90 Exports the
week To Havana. T95 bales bermuda 427; Barba
does. 'S; 70 Kingston, l32; Curacao l5; London
800; total. 2,449 bales; Go last week. 4I57 bales
Receipts OF hay and straw at New-Tork for weeks
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York May %. 1901.
-orrFF-Busness in coffee futures not active to-
s,bough prices we're a trhe higher covering and
scs+ering demand abroad. The European cables
for: Brazilian port receipts were
- beayv hut the interior movement fell short OF
Ir7rowernent The opened quiet unchanged 10
1,eints higher and balance OF the day was
harrow with shorts chief buyers toward the close
fresh tying nature caused the marker 10
steady, wlth prices
,,olats higher the day were llOOo bags
- soreten markets Havre closed the day with prices
partial !. franc higher Hamburg no ana santos re
,,orted continuation yesterdays final prices n de
Zine Of j 3ed occurred in Rio exchange, lowering me
rate 10 - Sled Brazilian port receipts reached te
heavy total OF the interior movement on the
-1,ber band amounted only 1900 bags Nerehouse
Sse was somewhat TO tone, but nonnay un
changed in price. Rio being quoted 6'sc and No
Santos 7isc. invoice lots .. s.oa,,. ,,od ,,.s-
are santos 4S4OO: receipts 1900 bags stock 10000
RS TIarsburg-C-onee market opened unchanged; at
30 n N was unchanged; sales. 1900 bags Havre-
1ee market opened quiet. unchanged to franc higher
or 10 m unchanged 4 franc higher; AT n quiet
and unchanged: $50 n, Unchanged totaI sales'
RtoDS'efee market firm Rio 4ss25; exchange:
70 lid: receipts bags; cleared Tor the United
T-rON-T-acerta!nty hesitation kept the early
sr<st IN very narrow but before the close bea-
;sh ,erru-ps total absence CT speculative
sgpport serious break IN prices an soi
me line The opened STEADY, with prices
higher and was nervous al th~
hor owing ssm-sensationai reports bearing on
,hs Jsiv dea' and irreguarity IN the English and
ca,.Serr markets Covering OF summer month s1orts
eiS ces well up nights final BIDS Jny IN faet
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

POTATOES AND vEGETA BI.ES-Old potatoes IN
light supply and tend slightly IN sellers favor Souther
light supply and firm. Asparagus was very
and higher. southern caohaGes without improve
String beans buyers favor; receipts were
mostly Florida and Of irregular quality Cucun-
and would sell promptly most OF the ouerss
below prime these drag. Little change in other
vegetables. We quote; Potatoes. Berrnuda prime per
SiTS5 10 savannah prime 81 5OGS4 so; Charleston.
prime. SO 5od$l do Southern seconds per b6L $2q$3'
sack 81 T5dst 50: sweets Jersey. bbl 81 504
s. 80. Vineland No per basket S1aSl % do No :
5oGGoc Asparagus nearby. Colossal dozen bunches
$4TS5 extra large green So 5OGs4: do prime
white. s. I5dS3 20. DO prime white or green $2GS2 90
% common 81 50dsl -: beets Charleston North
100 punches $2GS3 cauowers Jersey dozen. s. 50
asa; Norfolk, per half bbl basket. 81 25 carrots
per case saS2: cabbases Charleston. hbl crate.
75cdSt; do North Carolina per bbl crate t1cuS1; do
basket. 81 75ds3 Florida per basket 81 75qS2 so do
Florida. 81 5oG$2; cggpants Florida, choice.
Orleans per n. 6@Sc; kale. Long Island per hbl
jo06oc: kohlrahi New Orleans. per 100 bunches S50
s.. lettuce Norfolk per half bbl basket 4oG75c; do
81 -: do Egyptian per bag. b, 81 75aS2: do New
Orleans per hbl 81 5T$2 % DO NewOreans. per half
hb bag @oa$ IL peas. York River per half bbl basket
Edenton per bb basket 81 I5Q$2: per bushel
basket 81 25GS1 81 other North Carolina per half hbi
peppers Florida per carrier T5ca$1 % parsley New
Orleans per 100 lunches slaS2 so radishes nearby per
s.. string beans. Charleston and savannah green
basket 50 5OaS3 DO S2aS2 30; do Florida, green
green per crate 81 3fE2 do wax 81 25aSl -. do New
orleans per crate S2TS2 80. spinach Island per
bbl S1gSl .. do Baltimore s5caSl: squash: Florida
white per hushel crate or basket. 5ed75c; DO yellow
.oc1s, urrirs Carolina. white per lunches
81 tomaess Florida, fancy, per carrier 50 25qS2 so
carrier, 81 2S4Si so.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
BAPTISTS IN CONVENTION.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM THE PUBL
CATICN SOCIETY

Springfield Mass. May % (speciaD-The Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society has occupied the
day and will finish its session tomorrow. IN the
absence of s. A Grocer. the president. B. F. Den
nisson Of Philadelphia, in the chair. DR.. A. J.
Rowland the general secretary, presented the re-
ports. which covered the activities OF the year
Receipts in the publishing department were s570,972
Of which sosS,O0O from the periodical issued
by the society and S3S3,OCO from sales OF r1er-
chandise- In the missionary department the re-
eeipts were $4,000. and for Bible work $3.50
over $4,000 was added to the invested funds so
that the total cash receipts 1857. .472 The
c4etys agencies in the field for colportage Sunday
school, missionary and chapel work and for
Bible distribution have been fully occupied.
In the forenoon DR.. B. L. Whitman, of Phia-
delphia, delivered a earnest address on Work
for the New Century in which he insisted that
the common man coming to his heritage of
the best there is in industrial. educational and
religious life In the afternOOl of the workers
from the field spoke Of their experiences and of
the outlook. The spirit full of hope, and en-
couraged them. The officers of the present year
were reelected. including s A Grocer, president
Dr.. a. J. Rowland, secretary; 3. F. Dennisson
treasurer. and Or. J. G. Walker. recording secre-
tary.
In the evening the meeting was held in the City
Hall which filed TO its full capacity. The
Mayor Of the city gave a cordial and eloquent wei
come, TO which the presiding officer responded in
told the story of the chapel car DR.. l. II. Patti
son, of the Theological Seminary. of Rochester
spoke Of The Bible and the Twentieth Century
He expressed his readiness welcome all intelli-
the Bible IS 10 hold higher place and a
greater power in the world than ever before
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
sUsPICIOts OF HIS ILLNESS.
RECORDER HEARS THAT REAL ESTATE DEALER
FEIGHED SICKNESS TO EvADE TRIAL.

RECORDER HEARS THAT REAL ESTATE DEALER
FEIGNED SICKNESS TO EvADE TRIAL
Orlando J. Hackett. real estate dealer at No.
203 West One-hundred-and-sev was yeste--
day afternoon placed trial before Recorder GoT
in Part II Of General Sessions. charged with grand
larceny in the first degree. The complainant. Mrs.
Emma Butler OF No. 81 West One-hundred-and-
ffth-st, testified that she gave Hackett who was a
partner OF her husband In the real estate business
$3.50 he invested in stock of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company. but that he put the money
in the Metropolitan Trading Company, which
proved, according 20 the woman. be false firm
Hackett, who IS six feet tall. took his the
witness chair. and then told Recorder Goff that he
had been i'll for several days, and able 10
undergo an examination. He wanted the case
postponed for a day.
The Recorder had granted his request when
District Attorney Philbn entered the courtroom
and had few minutes whispered conversation
with the court. The Recorder then told Hackett
that there were conflicting stories to his illness.
of which that he had feigned sickness for
the purpose OF evading trial The Recorder ad-
1Curned the case. however The defence will
tend that Mrs. Butler gave HaCkett the 81 OG0 10 in
vest in the Metropolitan Trading Company, and
that the business failed.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
DIR. STANLEY TIRING OF THE ToMBs-
He PROTESTS AGAINST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SAYS woMAN's NAME WAS PUBLISHED
INCORRECTLY.

Coroner Bausch yesterday continued ms exalllila-
ton into the cause Of the death OF Father Edward
s. Philips at Nc $50 Ninth-ave. He made the posi-
tive statement that the woman who has inquired IN
the case would not be called as witness ne salu
that the name published yesterday as oeihs 'i-AN
OF the woman was not the correct one
I have seen the published name" said ne ana
say that Il is not the same as that attac4ieu i
10 the affidavit made by her before me WI %li g r11c
make a correction. and viii not give out .he cur
name No good could come from II ---.S.-
Kirk Stanley in whose nat the booy e ol ~
PhllDs was found a week ago, was peIore 1ie
coroner again His counsel protested agaiIsS ii s
being kepf IN the Tounbs as a prisoner. in deiaUit
so 600 bail The coroner said that the ana SIS
Of the contents OF the stomach Of Father PhlIAps
must be completed IN seven days ,, .,
Il decided resume the nearing On s@os o.
az Il a. n Stanley taken back 70 the aoares. .r
Justice O'Csorrlan In the Supreme Court, yesteI-
Cay granted the order pernitIlng lpe Soi0iiet -
procure the chemical analysis desired
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
NEw-yoRK PRICES.
IS 49, IS -

raoas~~s TO-DAY confined Strictly 70 local ioh'ins
about steady Quoa,lons folov: New-orsans centrifugal
o %a G5as 12gS 6Se 5S t, "a 40 90 T5r 9o P s4
syrups-common. l5aI6ss fair. iIalse' good. i9s2oc
OCEAN FREIGHTs-ln me san ,oan,Fe market l bqsI-
s!veiy to the caa,.ise and Wes, India trades Rates
freghs continued quci IN all trades the being
/. ia ' London i%6 Giassaw 1'sd Erisal 2d Le,n
nominal: Hull. Pad. Newcastle, 2Ad. Antwerp I'D
100 n lie London 7a's. % CHARTERS Brush
pirate ,erns June british steamer 1870 tons coal
assRea ss tde tfanSane5 1 Pfads 500 KHsiTan ssaer
2os1 tons ore Medi'errancan 70 Phadei2a-a or Hall
Bilbao 2 Ph,laaerha $ Cd German steamer 27o tons
wegian steamer, ? POO tons. sugar. Hamburg to New
cargo orleans United Kingdom Continent.
Cd July: British steamers. l6'2 tons and .32 tons;
Haeras. aealQ,.c Norwesan steamer. $40 tons GOA!
Philadelphia 70 Havana private terms schooner a tons
general earso he3ee . to s. Tncen " owners ne af-
ss3aFo 81 5o sshooner G24 tons ties Rrunsvic 10
ton New York s. -; schooner 5sl tons lumber, s
sehooner 7es tons lumber Fernandina 70 PhisdeiPR.a
John n D. ST. British schooner iio tons coal Port
ijberty to Fredericton 81 y: schooner IONS 5oa
coal Port Reading 70 Ausus!s 81 two seh2onsrs
ca and 53l tons e"a ni1alPhia 70 tal re Go 60
schooner. 1859 coal Philadelphia 70 Boston. roc
Po2,laad 7oc scSooner 4as tons Soa pb5dePhia to
IL
Bengor' sof 6qFg 40 tons GSpaey coal tSmpt2n am ION
r rm. &nT aeps s.r ss tons 1 :, Java
to pelawars RreakHater (; for orders sos June
1nte~3 oil and nntree, We're nrcange5 ' % TeroIsIr4
h6is So 90 and in bulk 81 So Ph'laGepha bbs So S.
I'M 6 GTg6s 06s so nominal nal Prime
white asc prime winter yellow aSc Inseed American.
Sc Western nseed quoted e under city brands iari
PRoViSToNs-The Chicago arrivals Of 900 hogs
depressing effect hog products and prompted consider
of % Kansas Gi,y had % GOD and omaha - COG PoRK
9gt n s Ga2'e Il, MssS ' ose o family 9qS9 Mess S9
S 5oas0 so family $40 5oqsi2 packet Sio4slo So
s26as2 q BBEssED a6Gs-Firna: quoted: BaSons
MEATspcSed ATS BE- bees e .tsady tea P'ss auSe4
Pes b6ae1: 2ge: os 10 NJ o9ais Ss E n ' p X @ sa. ss
eq I qgSStsa 2goie4
quoted: s41l. cty lard quiet, quoted; 7s5c Refined
Ezra Rrez fa kegs @ @ s0u9 GoPogn & uo
sTEARINE-steady; quoted: oleo Dc city lard searne.
RICE Interesting features lacking in the local
the feeling about steady owins light local inquiry
] poh 10 i2 isr & iaiF 70 goo PRIME I 10
in refined sugar circles IN sympathy with raws rather
than urgent demand. A moderate Of bust
ness transacted however unchanged list prices
mould A. 590c; cubes 5.sOc NIX powdered 3 zoe
E nd & @ @Es
extra exit h9e In srsn1ased M ted enc EaFle 70 faTtqns % a n 6ss
lated standard granulated and diamond A. 555c con
/ os 10 5c NS 20 d e No G 0Ge 70
co. D. ~ 44's No 10 Gc No H. 4SSe Nos b ~ & ana & ~
manifest in circles the strength of the market
buyers rates and quotations well held at
92e for eentrifugaL 80 test ac for mnsc9yddo anu ana
cidedly lower market for beet in London prices
This factor served 20 excite caution
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
DETERMINED TO PROTECT HIS HEN.
Mr. ZIEGLER, OF THE BALDWIN ARCTIC EXPE
DITIoN, WILL NOT BROOK INTERFERENCE.

Mr. ZIEGLER, OF THE BALDWIN ARCTIC EXPE-
DITION WILL NOT BROOK INTERFERENCE.
IF any one walks my toes he viii hear from
1t n short order" said William Zegler last night
At his home, No. 62i Fifth-ave. This remark had
been caused by reference to the report that a
party Of arctic explorers planning TO follow
in the wake Of the ZieCer- Baldwin expedition and
use the stores which the latter intend to scatter
along the way.
II have heard Of such report" said Mr. ZieGer
but as TO its truth am unable to speak. Never
theless. want it known that. TO reaching the
North Pole and planting there the flag Of the
United States am determined that my men shall
be protected
Il do not see why another party need start this
season by the Franz Josef Land route II was
known almost years ago that Mr. Bald
wins party was 10 go by that route"
who IS likely route and follow Mr.
That do not care 70 tell. I do want TO get
mixed up in any controversy whatever. 1t will do
no good The more that IS left unsaid the better
for the eyes of other nations upon Us. eager 70
grab UP whatever new ideas there may be and
forestau Us IN putting them 70 good For this
reason. too tho names Of party viii not be
made known until the last moment
Did you receive to-day q letter from Mr. Well
man who is said to be organizing arctic ex-
ploration party?"
y did. and shall not answer It. I have no ex-
planallon- either. for not answering it
Did Mr.. Weman call you?'
Three times but could not see him. We have
never met"
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, %, 1901
BUTTER.-Receipts were quite liberal again to-day.
but there good trading and the market had
steady desirable qualities The buying on local
quite and there were numerous calls
from out-of town; also going
The quality the butter shows further improve
ment the lots not full and
are keeping this moving promptly
an occasional high scoring extras
l9Ac was paid, of the business the open
vas al 10c the feeling being steady AT that
Firsts Offering 1sgIs1sc and seconds 70 thirds
about the same reported Of late and the Western
packings quotabe change though fresh factory
goods are having some inquiry closing a little
frner n Is standard fun stock would
command little more quote. We quote: Cream
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
RALTlMnRE & nHI0 RAILRQAn
ERIE Rail ROAD

leave New York. OF 81
follows and minutes earlier w
m. Daily--Soiis Buffalo. Arr :
Binghanton. Waveriy EIulira Bradford C,oach-s
car and cafe dining
m. Taily.-Chlcaso Nail
Chicago striving 80 ART Cleveland 40 a.
SleePerS u ChicdSo Nea1-. Cincinnati
$50 m. DaiIy-Buffalo and Cleveland Express,srr
Buffalo 1OJ Bradford eD. jamestown 100 ard Youns
falo Cleveland care ~ N-~
9I5 m. Daily SOLID .raia for Riuzha-nt71 yvava-
ly Elnra Chtcago. Seepers Buffalo Chicago C,ir-
clnnati. Dining --'~~99s I'll
rEvICKETS, LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
= ACCONNOpA ATOMS AT III. 9GI. 300 NJ 80
Broadway. I5T East 125th and 2T3 Vest Ia5rb -
SEQ Fulton ST. 9S BroadwCy Tlrooklyu 10 River So
FobOkeu. and Jerssv City Station York
Co calls for ana checks baggage destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 22-CattIe-Receipts. 1890 head in
cludiug 400 Texans
stock steady; Texans firm good prime steers s. goa
s. %; poor medium 81 1C$5 stockers
steady s81$5 cows 90 90@S4 7o hefers, 50 90GS4 30
81 1Od$2 bulls S3S4 calves
25GS5 30; steers firm 81 25dS5 40; Texas
bulls firm. 81 1908 90 Hogs-Receipts to-day. 50 900
head; 80. 900
head; weak; top s. 90 butchers 6OGS5
good choice heavy S. T5GS5 90; rough heavy 500
81 1O light IS 55GS5 So bulk sales, s. 72i26S5 s2l
SheerPeCepts 1890 head sheep steady clipped
steady 10 strong sales s. 20 Colorsdos mostly IS
spring S6 20 good choice wethers. 4O1S4
fair choice mixed 81 156S4 40: sheep 4O6
81 60 yearlings 81 5NS4 T5 lambs 81 5OGs5 So
Western lambs S5Ns5
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
NAVAL. STORES

There a tolerab,v steady undertore prevalent in
the market Tor spirits Prices, however remain AT yester
day's advance receipts today large. making
available supplies ample free sellers
current prices hrmsr feeling noted in rosn, with
grades indicating advance Tar and pitch ruled
but about steady. We quote
TAR Regulars. 81 -. DO oil bbls SO -
SPIRITS TURPENTTNF-2 AZ q SC
ROsTN-Coulu7u good strained 5c'4 F. 81 e.: 2
81 20. % Il -. l. 81. 81 40. II. 81 65G$2 -.
y. So. " c. 81 -. and " ". 81 50
STOCKS on HAND.
SHIRTS -lrrentire ....... s1s
Tar bbs 30
Wilmington. @2-Sprits turpentlne quiet 329
32'.c receipts 80 casks Rosn nothing doing receipts
crude tErrenti1e quiet 81 lo1S2 To- receipts
- hhls Tar firm. 81 -. receipts. 10 bbis
savannah. Nav 22-Sprts tarTe1t!no hrrn. 3e+4c re
bhlS. sales lSSS hbls exports. 472 hbls.
Fosin nr unchanged; receipts. $500 bbls. sales.
1913 bh!s. exports. 4.532 bbls
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A VI. ass p. VI Daily. Sunday. %
Pitts6sd: Sundays only at s-2O A "
Pullman o all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Piutseh Light-
Ticket Offices 96f. AIS 1916 Broatvay. .
Union So. W. 275 Columbus Ave 133 West 12sth ST,
1sth ST and 13Sth ST Stations New York 33s and -
Fulton ST and f04 Broadway. r. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street. for New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence oy
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE II. DANIELS.
Oereral Superintendert. General Pasenger Ayarc-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
Railroads.
NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


srAFI9TS AN9 fPGs g VEST y TT STREET
SSs5sia@as sSs, %n1sss iassF ssas sas
station; eIeept where other"i.e noted.
New YORK 70 Pt5burE ssep4 n ea c ss lpsE 20
oes a No eosghes , T7ssz G. PitfssGEs fyIE 60,
oso A. VI. PENNsYLvANIA tIMTTED,-PuIinaa to---FaI
f sSD9 cSaE RniG :v.aa Ss F6.o aa ciasa Ss,s
lbs r " CfiicA5;o AND 81 -sef1 aou1s EMPRESS
Fer Toledo Louisville (via CncinnarD. Indianapolis.
a.55 p. W. ST Louis EXPREss-For Pittssurg. nd
p NJ Asi %ETE & ESHi Rsnlns e15 Chicago For
7 r PsciFi9 Ps54ss 25a pt.,seu-s and
Ro1rs Co53sri FOX gs1y S VIA Ssnana9Sh si Naes
s 49, = " f1I: fEyESP AP NE1HSAT5 SISS 1 E E
'iNna wasHINGToS Z: tfl5ssS AND THE SOUTH
80 SIS $50. 1O1O DesbrOsses and Cortland Streets
14 5s6rose 4ains and Sa eo15aSS l ssTs saF so M @
9ins a :, al 1p15s FsTteT % ana 81 10 nisnS
SUNDAY a. s53 1o55 DINING Car1 a m ~ 30, g =
s,25 425 Dining Carl. ass (Dnins Carr. s.5 ?.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express SIS. AS p. m. II 10
ATIANTIC COAST LINE-Express. s.55 a m and Is
sEaB3ARP AIR LINE RAIEwAY1FlOT.da and Me-, V =
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAE.-s55 a. m. and ASS
FOB s.S 3LP do PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLE-75s m
Atlantic cITY@s55 m a Gi aaiig and 255 p M weekdays
IInToqgh, Eestlbuled Trains Buffet Paror Cars and
lAPE MAY--1255 =. n weekdays
on New York Long fs-ori
vest Iwenty-thr1 Street Statioul s55 ~ 40.
80. 50 41n and 455 m. Sundays. Is IS
p m trror Deshrosses and C0rtlsut so. 400
a m 1850 . 40 40 20 and 10 D. m Sundays,
s,o - FOR PHILADELPHIA-
bSrosseS and Cortiandt Streets. SOD 2S. 1s5.
s,5 60, - a21 t95 Psn1a Lmited 10 10 Des5rosses
ana CortI1ndt Streets 1020 Dining Carr los Dining
Sarl 155 p SO . 10 (Deshrosses Cortiantc
streets 22Ol 255 .. S55. 425 Dining Carl. 4sS
IDnIns 1arl. 555 Dining Carr. T-55 SIS. SIS. rs
o m: = 70 night Sundays. 61O. 7-55 coach-sl.
80 @93 923 953 Uimited. 9s5. 1855 Dining Car,
a. m l2a5 l55 Dining Carr. 325, 3.55 AZ, Dining
oari 80 Dining carr. $50 Dining Carl T55. Is.
S7S. O. . ?. II 10 night.
Icket Offices Nos 46l. 1895 1854. III and I
ls2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d St) House; Vest
IWenty-thtrd Street Station and stations OF
hrosses and Corts1dt Courr
Street. 9S Broadway Pennsylvania Annex Station
BROOKLYN; Station. Jersey City. The York Transfer
Company viii call for and check baggage rom hotels
and residences through destination
Telephone 9l+ Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
road Cab Service
J. 2. HUTCHINSON. J. p.
General Manager. General
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
LaCkaWanna Railroad

A DvEBTIsESENTs and subscriptions for The rrsoun.
door OF 3st-s unit. scock D M adverriss-
following ofices a. r~sua-
oree rates unIa O'Clock p H. VIZ: 2t St-, s.
23d-sr-. lSs 6h-ave.
aud liz Couneus-ave.
West 4ei-st-. 6th-ave: % o5-
I'D between 1th and 4-rh-sr saS
Sd-avs. between i6h and 9TH i.u.o sd-avs 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
Railroads.
VEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST staton NewYork. follows.
and Is min. later West AID St. y. r.
A. interim points 10 Albany & Montreal
90 A MI Nohoas Minnewasaa. SaratoSa
Catsklu MOuntatnA
p. M.-Chicago Express.
tS;45 P. No Fer Hudson River Points Albany.
.6:l5 p. M-For Rochester Buffalo Cleve &
tseo M-Eor Soehester Bunalo. Detroit 81. Louis.
'9:I5 p. M--Fo- Syra-. Rocn.. Mag. Fails 4
'Daly- tDaiy. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
No. l. al l9;i5 NJ; at 2t5 p NJ Leaves Jersey
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New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
FryERAL OF P. j. GLEASON TO-DAY.
SCHOOL CHILDREN DECLINE TO GO TO THEIR
DESKS UNTIL A FLAG IS PLACED AT HALF
MAST IN THE Ex-MAYoR's MEMORY

The funeral Of Patrick J. Gleason will take place
This morning St Mary's Church at Nernon-ave-
ard Fifth-st Long Island City, where a solemn
mass OF requiem viii be sung by Father John NC
GGire.
The crowds about No l12 Front-st. yesterday
waiting TO pass beside the coffin were so great that
the police had 10 be called several times TO keep
passage open for the trolley cars The worst
blockade OF the day occurred just after the FIRST
Ward school was dismissed. when hVe hundred
children carrying their books visited the oui4dlng-
There was a mutiny the First Naro schOol
after the noon interTnssicn- Principal QulgIey
had not received the order 10 halfraast the nag
srd ne children resented il When the bell sound
ed five hundred Of them refused 10 enter the nulid
ing They remained standing in line MI gulgiey
went 10 learn the ca use, and the boys caeo Ior Ie
lowering Of the hag. He ordered the JataIlgr @ b 70
lower ft and at the command Of the larger boys;
most OF the rautinous ones removed thelr nals anu
then all marched 20 their desks