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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

METALS-The feature OF to-day's metal markets was
sequent sharp atyaIee in thai meta Their SeS sales
Of $685. D. eTdr 9 6d s for Noenber deSef
n for octo5er eiiyery sold at The MARKET
GiSsed % % sp'i 95Sff s and Casting
lI5al 1s5c The London market also higher Values
SPOT at f53 Tin ruled easy and dq locally at 29
fiae Is and lower futures lbs
s q ea be ad a snss oG' at na2@ ard G 3D.
seter was easier here but without change IN price clos
s Is 3D. 4 GasF9~ @s y at s sa an ar At Mas Was
steady and nnchsnseS warrants continue nomns S9
d4sas: No foundry southern $22aS23 and foundry
home and sxt account is lgn and stocks are secumn
Eos they asked &c FOR fancy gades anG s for oV
grades fas 9dy 6n. aqsi and 60
l3 fa 6n fas 99e @ I2S prime $685. 49, Ss
fair 3as gg9f 7s if pme sa2oe fspsy 2g2es
raent the condition OF either the tonnage
parments and ssilers Tor all oshofe trades coast
wise lumber tonnage heTe was considerable demand and
poo: LONDON. Glasgow ana Antwerp, I'D Bristol and
Bremen 32is pfgs; Rotterdam. Be-; TO Liverpool
BRUSH tRo steamer 2oGco quarters gram Xewrdans to
Hull Is "a berth terms option opt. general CARGO sePiem
T5 coast 9f eoa ISr TENS British
:os tons sugar one OF two ports north side
lumber. Fernandina to Las Palmas So schooner
humber Philadelphia So schooner 3s3 tons
lumber Jacksonville Philadelphia s. -: schooner 34i
boards, Kings Ferry 10 New
cypress ties, Wilmington to
ton schooner. i46 general cargo
lumber NewHaven British schooner 9T
hence to Pictou 81 barge capac
itv Norfolk to Pawtucket. barge tons
capacity coal Norfolk Portland private terms
1.150. ls0 and 200 capacity, coal
private terms; British
grain Baltimore 10 Cork for orders toption
mark IS HID II two January ~: Brit
ish steane 1900 9nsrteFs grain Baltimore TO Cork for
OILS-Cottonseed oil was about dull ever.
steady in sympathy with ard products
changed last week Linseed oil easier. with
prices about 3c below Saturdays
continues steady figures. quote:
Petroleum bbls 81 20 and in bulk. 81 Philadelphia
bbls ana in bulk. So refined cases New-Y DIRK
s. so Cottonseed oil-Prime crude Z o b mills osc;
prime yellow. 4Oc off
hui grades. use; prime white prime wi
yellow. i-nseed oi-American seed city raw sra
5sc: Of town raw 5TG5sc: Calcutta raw. 75c:
oil
PFOVIsIoNS-From the weakness developed early in
hogs, the market
unsettled moderate although
here held shade Wester had
20 200 including 10000 Chicago az Kansas
CITY 1890 at Omaha. PORK-Seady; quoted:
Mess SIS 25as19 % family s20as20 short clear sJa
.BE,EF-Quiet: quoted: sl3asI3 so; family
sTsasts; packet s14Gs15: India mess so2dsas
JIoGS-Fner: quoted: Bacons e7,c: $50 NJ eSSc. Ies
NJ Ioi.c n. 1o4.c: pigs l05sc...t-ITT MEATS
Picked quoted: Smoking 1oJgdI3c: 10 n
pic IL NJ Is4c; "a NJ. iisc Picked shoulders steady
quoted Picked hams dun: quoted IrGlii.c...'
TaLLow-D Dull: quoted: city. 51.c country sa6i.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

Guiding no Texans and 1looo Westerns market steady
s. 7gSs so poor {, medium. SfG$7 80; stockers and
feeders 50 5oa$5 s. 3oa s. -; heifers s. s 900
81 - Texas led steers SG$+ so Western steers 81 700
morrow Il 600; ft over a0Oo market opened 81 zoe
lower; closed strong mixed and butchers - gS' NJ
& 30 hight 81 @GT$7 10 bulk OF sales. 81 4oGs7 go
sheepReceips 5000 bad; S Re ~ lSIp xe5
81 25a$3 % native lambs. 50 50G$1 10 &c.,, &C.
CincinR@I sst P and higher $aa So So Sheep strong
higher 81 25aS5 L. Lambs active ana higher % 'a
Kansas city. Sept cat5leRecepts, l. 1875 natives
and 5so5 Texans csss no. s4' I nWe
go, s,.iv IN strong. quarantine steers steady To Toe
ockers and feeders dun and weak choice export
and feeders 3 i'ISS 10 eeS5 an 70 tei 80
& < as native cows $2aS4 81 native heifers. s2g
3 - tanners <ln$2 'a ds head market opened weak
- - rIoE losing hrm good hogs here: 81 30:
balE "' - 80 light Sass: Workers. 81 5Oas7 %:
pigs S7a$7 - sheep !. @ so Western i,ubs $40
So % native wethers s. 4oa$4 Western Wethers 81 COG
s. 30 led s%sS TpSi sheep 81 9o0s$ % stockers
feTHrfs HITsiS Sept Receipts. $500 head:
good exp" and shipping steers steady 20 strong com
grades leG 2HS ?Mr beIfrrs sas5 10 cows $50
"a So 10 mnsr 81 56iS2 -: bulls s&a$+ 80 good fresh
COWS ana sp ,s S5oqsdo. good s35a$45:
mon sisas25: feeders $iaA 60 5toeSsrs - Dog - -
stock si6ss Receipts l2oco head; active and
strong hcayy "ass . ixeG sS sass 80 ,6 g9zeFs
). S a5sI stags 81 5oaS6 grassers. 81 50GsI so
dairy s. 5 s. 81 T Iamb- strong lambs s. s6as5 co.
warnings s4aS4 -; wehers ," 'R>f' ewes F'e$" 'O
sheep 81 aoaS % sont s-Carle lower: choice. 81 1Oa
prime So 2ss 81 as so2g rSm s. So hesyy FORK
r s. 500 s. 81 do s. Io s. 90 pgs: - $9S ~ 60
seas7 - ssge 5o@s5 choice lambs s. 5S5 So
T SeliS CAVES aPS SG sTas7 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nevr-York. September 1902
COFFEE Nearly tne-half OF to-dsy's business in COZ
transacted the OF the
ms morning Tho trading started with prices ioglJ
enine 6ne was steady and for shor1 time the market
under less excited covering by
local shorts incited advances in the French mar
ket While power thus furnished lasted the
looked almost buoyant This
iuluess which has recently been
vim 4ces "a points higher and total sales footing
I'D 10 only 1906 bags Havre the feature OF the
early market advancing sharply, her quotations at
showing net gain 1Gii4 francs Afcr"ard portion
this was lost closing figures being net al franc
higher Hamburg strong. advancing izaS< pig
res and io exchange however also advanc-
ing lied TO II 81 movement TO the primary
points was moderate interior reporting 1890 bags
and The ports The advance al Havre
credited the renewed talk Of frost
damage while by others ascribed 10 manipulation
nv The hull Clique. local market
indicate preSominating opinion here faTors the
theory The market was quiet. but steaGN
with quotations the basis OF use for fGo No 10
ral warehouse deliveries the United States for the
656 bags against 93lS5 bags last week ana
793 the week last OF the former
amount Nepr-York reported 6t.S42 bags Santos re
ceipts 1ere 27S.0oo bags for the week, compared
bags for last week and S22, 600 bags ior
ne corresponding week last Rio receipts aggre
against 11S-0oo bags last week and
states bags the week and 10 Europe 90
COO bags Santos shipped 1900 bags the United states
Tag to Europe during The week. Bahia
weekly receipts aggregated 5000 bags. Present
stock q shipments during the week 10 the
United States nil To Germany COO bags to the rest Of
range prices in the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

r,...., s.,t s-CTosing: Wheat-Spot. No North
el snTng drn 6s Id: No Western winter dull IS
california steadv- Us ited: futures dull:
sentember IS ia Decenber IS o'sd c9Tn.spot quiet
American mixed IS I'D: futures dai qctooer 5s 3D.
NoEehieef Four-St Louis fancy winter quiet. SIS 3D.
quiet '. gu. Pacific Coast old crop firm f6df6 los
ia,s cr,p arm, Il Beef strong extra India mess
Western. SIS cd Hams
lo $50 w i,t - to Is steady SOS 6d Bacon firm:
Cumberland cut 30 10 COS 90 snort to 10 to - ~
os; long beavy IS n SOS; short clear backs
Tteai M. - - "a clear bellies ~ to 10 10 6Ss 3D.
80 10 ~ SQUARE ii - 10 firm '3s Lard-Prme
T!oulueiS firm 52s ID. American refined. in
nsiis strong 58s I'D. Butter nominal Cheese steady
american nItt pine city steady Turpentine-
sos 90 niet ass Cd Common steady. 81
SpirltS t.6ned ouet 6Isd Linseed oil dull SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Chesapeake { Ohio Railway.
Z FAST TRAINS he IL WEST

N axrsnt sunday I255 and ass P. VI. daily Lesvs
I've ,rutes late Cortandt Desbrosses ST. sta. OBJ
SF,RVATION PAPLOR-CARS. DINING and SLEEPING
CARS
uebtsd pinfngCar train. with Sleeping gears
Virginia Hot Springs Cincinnati and Louisville without
For tickets reservations. CHESS- & OHIO
OFFICE, 500 Broadway Phone 1880 Franklin or Offices
L. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
he statistical position Of Brazilian ceee is as follows:

-oS r4oN.A3other Severe decline occurred cotton
IN Inc close about bottom. The opening
>, AZ. &c prices were TO points higher furry
fTTlns and some light investment buying. based
80! upon hTmness in Liverpool. where prices
- - 70 j points only compared with , 20 3ie
s cue On The close here last Saturday The weather
isifate crop news however, favorable 10 the
-'fse ana as the bull leaders appeared 0 be in
l icf further aggressive operations. the scslping
nent was attacking The fall and months
Prices before this pressure
- January had reached S.25c, Liverpool quickly
s.Hs 'front.' and following the weakness here. Large
IpLs "ere given at practically all points and the
slHAatee to-EnorrOU's startling
,LS1lNb OF tneir unusual After attempt
t Of several local bulls prejudice In favor
ma et ana II another general buying
se '' ne whole list again became weak and in The
Hlt tsoke badly. the September and October op-
i1ls ieaolnE the downward movement. In a spasmocic
- SPECULATION quite active with January the
nc. month throughout the session. Freer offerings of
2lton IN the South and in local circles. with
sIauIf weather outlook. helped to undermine buii
=. nce The market finally barely steady. and
u . IL points lower. Total sales estimated al
- sees- The South and Europe sold here on the
bresE room traders bought profits Wall
March shorts
Cay Was follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

cotton closed quiet quotations unchanged on
nsEls q Sac for mddns upland and 91sc Tor MID
eoi Ssles la Southern spot markets were
esIaIhed follows. New-Crlc4ns easy Lice lower
-. lec; Mobile nominal. unchanged. at 3-loc. Sa-
easy unchanged. sac. charleston STEADY
So .oNe al s3-lGc Wilmington hfin unchanged al
Nofiok quiet Sac baltimore noInl-
lower. SIC: Augusta quiet and steady, par
ss l-l5c lower So az 716c: ST Louis steady l-6c
al eizc- Estimated receipts New-OrleaIls
morrow from 1000 5000 bales. as compared WIN
actual last week 1.0s1 actual last year; At
.oIston Tor tomorrow. from 1000 to .Sooo oales
last year
receipts At the ports and interior points 10 day com
IaIed With The last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
L1rERpoo1 corroN MARKEr.

Iiverpool sept $. p. m-Cotton-Spot. Moderate
business: prices lid lower American middling fair
~ 3SJ. gyocd middIng 3-32d; middllng. 3D.
ding % Sad: good ordinary 4 25-32d; ordinary
~ soa Tshe sales Of day 5000 bales
zoo Mere for speculation and export and included $500
.rar,cac Receipts. bales. all American Futures
onnpsi easy ana closed quiet; American middling.
Sentemher 50-Gtd buyers: September and October.
October and November -
a. - huvers: November and December. 81 -64Q
myers. December and Jauuar" 10 lisa
ran,arv and February 30 Gid sellers: February
anH sarcb % -64d buyers March and April. Gid
seller ,nriI and NAV, ~ Gag .: sd buyers: May and
I'm 1 - Sid sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
Moderate demand: sales. 1909 bales speculation and
Export 900: niddling upland, ID; futures
opened steady ssd decline: closed lisG2lz points
et lower September 4ao September October. 459lsb;
toherN 3sisb: November December. 43i isb:
lp,sceinier January s31ss January February. 3os;
FEBRUARY March. .rb. MarchAprtl 42ss: April May:
- hza; msy-June, f2sizs. Neutrality-suspicious. ana
Cloths quiet
Flour AID MEAI.-IIoIding steady old prices. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
81 4oas2 45: K. 81: NJ 80: y. s. IS; G, 81 o5a
- TO- and w W. 81 2o94 %.

STOCK On HAND.
Rosin bbls. 50 ans
tGipehtlne
s Wilmington, Sept s.-Sprtts turpentine: nothing
oolis receipts, 80 bbls. Rosn firm, 81 lOe1Sl To- re
eepds 40 bbls Crude turpentine 81 40gS2 so and
bbls. '
savannah Sept. s.-Turpentine firm. 444.c re
eeIpts 1lOo bbs; sales 1890 exports 1850 Resin
ont receipts 1854 bbls sales 100: exports "a oSf
a. u 90 l. So X. 81 As: NJ. 81 95 n. So 40; " g.
Iharleston, Sept S-Turpentine and rosin unchanged
London. Sept. S.-Turpentine- Spirits. 33s led
Rosin-American, strained As Sd; fine, 9s Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
Railroads..
pENNSYL VANIA
u 7
HAILRoAD.

HuNNUl Qv6Nl6
RAILRoAD.
STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET
AfsD DEsRossEs AND coaTLANDT STREETS
ssn below rar
: ss W. eA ssg where otherWi.e noted
York to 70 two c Bq p,isbus
9SS and GifHsan Com
so csvs sitin Tos aRa
1SS Fa nisv PsxS IS k1q ,z1, SPECIALIZED
sieep po P@ Rs, sm1sng @
For ToIedo. N ai61SGiios AND ST LOUIS
Sss r rchHS 6Efs s F{is5ur c,n
G E Indianapolis. Louisville St Louis Dining Car.
E S9fqsassan y9 Snlfsso Fer
Ma:sp PA ScafPSsy Ex Pms ,,t,our and
f6 onfes co a6r knP9a p! Valley
sTf z " aN f5es2f 5aSsaaz
y WAsHISGToY AID s,sEsI7 TnE End SOUTH SE1lfIa'
landt streets 10 2o nm 100 Des6rosseS and CSs
ianda streets 20 lDiRng Carr esbrosses and Corr.
Carr ana AS p 9Dinn c9rs Dining % Dining
s1 . CAB i6s5 P Din 5 q ea P5sat n 2
Dining Cars 5 DinSr 52 Linn! r all r car s
sCTTHERN m l3 10 nis9! Is m u 10
Atlantic COAST L1xE-D,ores. eo5 a m. and oas
sEaRoAED Ar LINE RAILwAY-"Florida and Metro
9 9oiv Limited 1885 p m daily Express night
OK FS OH AND WESTERN PAILwAY-For Memphis
CHEss Pr sa'ss' - - p aay.
DAYS - * aHd OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. week
FOR OLD POINT CONF0RT al >opE-oI K y a m
week.-Mrs. ard s.55 y. m daily
-, N-355 a. q weekdays
Psrfor DO a. m through vestbued Trains Buffet
Coscbes tarior Cars Dining Car. and Standard
CAPE MAY.-12.5j .. m week-davs
FOR points on New ork and Long Branch Railroad ttrom
West TWENTY third Street Station. $50 l. TO-
20 80; 4-lo 4l1 and SO p. week sun
landt Streets. 300 L. go 30. 40. . 10
and 100 p m week days. Sundays. 9.45 a 1-15
y. m.
. 81 FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and Cortlandt Streets, G.2n)- 20
o-ts 30 dining Car. 955 Peuna Limited NY
i0SS dining Can. 1155 II 55 Dining Car LOO
,ihg ,arl , 10 (pesbrOsses Cortlandt streets,
sap. 40 Dining Carr $50 Dining Car 7E9 SO;
90. DO p m l.? 10 night. Sundays. 6 TO- i3 tno
ooacheSl SO $50, 9.25 Dining carr. 95j tlirnite
gnlng Can 325 Dining 355. - Dining car
p m, IL 10 night.
Ticket offices +Gi. 1901 III and Psi broadway: 1Sa
10Th ST.; Astor House. West Twenty third Street
station. and stations foot USbrOsSes and Cortandt
Streets. Court Fulton Street. 9S Broad
way and PENNSYLVANIA Annex station. Brooklyn: sta
ton Jersey city. The York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
Telephone 'Pi4 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
]. B. HUTCHINSON. T.. p WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
NAVAL STORES.

and upcba1ges RosIn was steady late prices Tar
firm ant unchanged. We quote: Ibis r.
47Sc. .,soas.s5
RoSIN-Common to good strained S1 ooS7sI OK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Liberty Street and south Ferry-ttime from south
Ferry i've minutes esriier)
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowN AMP
MAUCH CHuNk-z4-O0 (I-i5 Easton only)- 9-ioA n
90 40 500 %. 45 Easton ony) P. VI. Sundays. z4~s
" a n n t, a. RI AND sCRANToN-z4oo. A.
NJ 100 p NJ sundays. "a Is A NJ
IXti2W oOD TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAT
lakewood oniy) ! 30 P. NJ sundays ELS a. " ,
ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAf-ts-4o A NJ
yI IlIgj ND AND BRIDGEToN-tzaOO A. NJ. ti-So
LONG BRANCH. AsBIHY PARK; OCEAN
POIS'rS.z4Gc $50 11.3o A NJ. sl-1o 2tS. $50 S3S.
IS $50 $50 P u. sundays. except Ocean Grove.
phil MI a A,DELPHIA GREADING TERNnNALp-1.A25.
II 90 $500, 900 f10OO. 41loo A NJ. Tl20 100.
81 go t2Co 1900. 400. 800 tsOo. t7So. $500 p ~.
ofrE 70 AIS NH' CHESTNUT sTREETss425 fsse. 1890.
I'll 30 NJ. 100 t'S 40. 500 'Ioo Ts2S 2. NJ.
REIDIN1s HARRISBURG. TOTTSyILLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT-Ii40 90 "A =, ts9 lTslo aIp
a NJ, READING only tloo ~ z ~ a. Fsaa
SANDY HOOK ROuTE-From foot Of Rector street
Pier 5 Atlantic Highlands Seabrfght Monmouth beach
800. iI6o 4 N 100. 5.45. $50 g % Ocean GrOss
only p. NJ Sundays. 1000 \ NJ. Loo 400 $50 p NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-tss 80
1880 .I.so A. NJ. 100. 200. 1'a4e. 800 'ho
From Liberty Street only -Daiy- tDaily s1csps
sunday. SUNDAY only +Parlor cars only IVA Ia
ofSees Liberty S. Ferry south ferry Astor Hous-
49, 1900. 1854 Broadway !s2 2th Ave. - Un,n
Columbus Ave New York: Court So, Si4. 500 Futon
St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway Williamsburg New foTS
Transfer O.. calls for and checks baggage to d9spaon
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

Country dressed hogs steady at loalozc per 10 Tor
medium % light weights.
Sales. = Nelson: IS state hogs IL 10 average at
81 - per 10. = roughs. $40 10. at So 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
HAIGHr & fREEsE
r''q isps. co. ss n H%. s" (, y.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON.

We will be pleased send you upon request our 400
mage cloth bound Illustrated "Csuide to Investors
ais, StocI. and Cotton Market Letters Issued
gratis. mailed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
fiuanlinI.

. STOCK THAT'S SELLING IN THE NINETIES;
SHOULD ADVANCE To iIJ. Complete history Of
Road keeping pace progress Of the territory
which it serves. Reasons for anticipating further
great increase market value OF its shares:
Should he purchased immediately; carefully
given i'm an important letter issued by ready Tor
distribution. Tuesday. sept 9TH
or Custoners-write for IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09
LackaWanna Railroad.

Leave New York Barclay and Christopher SITS
$500 \. M.-For Binghamton Syracuse.
1000 4 M-For Buffalo, Chicago and st. Louis.
'l:40 r M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
x2:OO I. M.-PocOno Mountain Special.
a =. N.-FoI and Plymouth.
"6:iO T. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
'S:4j =. M.-For Utica. OsWego Ithaca and Buffalo.
200 = M-FOr Buffalo and ChlcaGo-Through Sleep
ers L. NJ
Tickets 4 Broadway. Howard St; LIS Broad
way Cor 2S.h St; Broadway y. " 33S Fulton St.
BROOKLYN 'Daily. daily except Sunday. xFridays and
Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

Coffee cables RofOHes market firm. No Rio $500.
exchange II 81 32d receipts POGO bags: cleared for the
bags cleared Europe, 5000 bags:
67z0 bags. Sautns-Coffee market firm; good
average Santos $500: receipts bags. stock 1913
100 bags Hanburs-Coffcc market opened i4Tiz pfs
higher. 23o net laNA pig higher; sales.
1000 bags. HavreCofee market steady. = al
franc higher l. advanced = franc. quiet.
unchanged = franc lower; : 30 p ~ declined =
franc Total 900 bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

]. Shamberg & Son: 2G Virginia steers. 1884 H.. at
So So 30 do 1858 h. SO co. l. do 124I 10. At So:
do 1913 To- at s. So: Chicago do, 1912 h. at s. So Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-09

eos a NJ and 1886 p NJ I
PittsfeId and North Adams
Saturdays only az 2-46 p. NJ.
Pullman cars on all [
Trains iIlumina ted will
Tickle. offices at f13. PSI. 415
Union So w. 275 Columbus A
Grand Central Station. 125th St.
ton. New York: 3Ss and 526 Fl
way. z D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 SSth Street, 70
Service. Baggage checked from
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10
Justice Took No Chances.

The Goodland (kan.) News publish
es a story which has the essence of the
bully west in every line. A lawsuit
was being heard before Justice Robin
son of Goodland. A point of law
was raised, and for an hour the law
years debated hot and heavy.
When they had finished the justice
said: Mr. Constable. l want you to
search the plaintiff in this case and
see if he has any weapons about him.
l am ready to decide this point, but
I won't have any shooting"
The constable made the search and
then the court decided against the
plaintiff.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10
TTR. FRANK RICHARD SToCKTON

Frank r. Stockton, author of The
Lady or the Tiger" The House OF
Martha The Vizier of the Two
Horned Alexander" and a score OF
other novels and Juvenile books, pass
ed away suddenly in Washington OF
hemorrhage of the brain. Mr.. Stock
ton was born in Philadelphia in 1884.
began his career by writing for East
ern newspapers, and later was for a
number of years on the staff of Serb
ner's Magazine and St. Nicholas.
For thirty years Mr.. Stockton has
been a prominent figure in the literary
life of America. In that time he pro-
duced a remarkably quantity of sur
prisingly good fiction. His general
recognition by the public may be said
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10

to have begun with the publication
of ''Rudder Grange which for drol-
lery, sweetness and simplicity opened
up an entirely new and original field
of humorous writing peculiarly Amer
lean. He was next in public note by
a long series of short stories of the
most fanciful conceit and puzzling
realism. chief of which was the far
famed The Lady or the Tiger" a tale
the elusive and tickling ckarm of
which promises to make it a perma-
nent part of our native literature.
Hardly less successful We're The
Casting Away of Mrs. LEXIS nd Mrs
Aleshine." The Hundredth Man
and Squirrel Inn" all running into
many editions.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10
Use of ChurchiII'. Book.

It is said that when in India, Wins
ton Spencer Churchill. Lord Randolph
Churchills son, presented a copy OF
his first book to Gen. Tucker. who
previous to his South African COM
mand, was all-powerful at Secunder-
bad. do you like it?'' young Church
i'll inquired of the general. Haven't
read it. Is it meant to read?" why,
yes" Wish you'd told me so before.
l keep it hanging up in my dressing
room, and tear off page every morn
ing to wipe my razor on"
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10
Frogs Eggs for Complexion.

Two young girls of Berlin found
their eyesight failing and their par
ents sent them to a doctor, where they
had to undergo a cure lasting for some
weeks.
Questioned by their parents as to
what they had been doing to bring
their eyes to such a condition, the
girls confessed that they had wsshed
their faces in water mixed with frogs
eggs in order to secure a delicate
complexion.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10

Cardinal Giuseppe Sarto, Cardinal
Patriarch of Venice, who is said to be
the choice of the pope as his own sue
cessor, has never been an aggressive
factor in church affairs and has al
ways held aloof from quarrels of every
kind, whether church or political. He
lives a quiet, retired life among the
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10
CARDINAL GIUSEPPE SARTO.

people of his parish in Venice, visit
ing the sick, depressing prosecutions
of every sort and preaching learned
and eloquent sermons. The cardinal
was born at Riese, northern Italy, in
1885. He was created cardinal in 1893,
and has as his titular church in Roms
that of San Bernardo allie Terme.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10

Hundreds of dealers say the extra
quantity and superior quality OF Def
ance Starch is fast taking place Of
all other brands. Others say they
cannot sell any other starch.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10
Weight of Oak.

A cubic foot of the best English
oak when green. weighs seventy one
pounds ten ounces; when seasoned
the wood Is reduced to forty-thres
pounds eight ounces
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10

B. Perez Galdos, the greatest fig
ure in modern Spanish literature. Is
the author OF sixty novels and plays.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10

Pisos Cure for Consumption is infsllIbie
medicine for coughs and coldsL-N. w SAMUEL
Ocean Grove, n. j., Feb. IL 1900.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10

One thing prudent bride is sure Of
is her marriage certificate.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-10

The world needs kindness of hear
more than keenness of head.