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The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19
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when you think Of our glorious re-
public" said the apprehensive patriot,
according to the Washington Star,
"are you not constrained to look back
upon Rome and tremble lest we meet
a similar fate?'
Not "a Bit" said the plain citizen.
Rome did very well. considering its
opportunities. But Rome didn't have
the newspapers, and telegraph lines,
and railway companies that we have.
II anybody should start up any tyranny
operation here his picture would be in
every household. and the police would
nave him arrested before he could get
into the next county. Cheer up. The
republic is safe.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

They We're three little maids from
school riding out on a suburban car,
and as they swung their school bags
they discussed the relative accomplish
ments of their respective parents, says
the Baltimore Sun.
My mamma has been abroad three
times and can speak French just the
same as American" boasted one, flip
ping back her curls.
My mother can play everything on
the piano-Sousa's marches and all"
said the second
The third looked dreamily across the
fields. Il don't know that my mother
can do anything" she said slowly. but.
oh. she is such an awfully good mother
TO me-
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

Once again there is talk of fight
ing between Japan and Russia in the
event that the latter does not shortly
get out of Manchuria. according to
the terms Of an agreement entered
into with China some time ago. Rus
sta has so far made no move indicat-
ing a purpose TO get out, and it is
said that both Powers have lately
been adding to their preparations for
hostilities. Meanwhile, the danger Of
hosulities is probably not so great
now as it was before the alliance be-
tween Japan and England. England
has had her fill Of fighting for a time,
and since war between Japan and
Russia might have the effect Of draw
Ing her into the melee, she will be
apt TO use all Of her influence in the
interest Of peacS
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

The Cape to Cairo" Railroad, one of
the dreams of the late Cecil Rhodes. is
20 become an accomplished fact within
a few years, after all. The King of the
Belgians has signed contract with
an engineer for the construction of the
link through the Congo Free State to
Lake Albert Nyanza. This will make
the connection between the Cape lines
and the Egyptian lines.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

The recent session of the Kentucky
Legislature passed law which pro-
hibits the keeping of any bird in cap
tivity, the canary excepted. In many
parts of the state there were a num-
Der of hooking birds in captivity, but
the owners of all of them must open
their cage doors and set their pets at
liberty. 1t is proposed that the law,
which is for the protection of native
songsters, shall be vigorously enforc-
cd
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

The people of New Orleans recently
came to the conclusion that they need
ed an auditorium, for the accommo-
dation of their large gatherings. To
reach a conclusion has been to act,
with them. Committees have been APP
pointed, and subscriptions are being
taken for the enterprise. In a short
while the building will be in course of
erection. That is the way to get an
auditorium; not to sit down and talk
about il, but hustle and get up the
money and build il.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

The campaign in Maine is to be
opened early in August. The election
occurs there in September. Both par
ties are anxious to make a good show
ing, in order to Influence the cleo
tons in other states in November, so
that a hot fight is looked for. The
campaign will be almost wholly on ma
tionaI lines. The only local question
will be that of prohibition, and there
isn't any question as to how that will
be decided. Maine has been a prohi-
bition state for so many years that it
is not in the least likely that she will
change her policy. Among the prom
inent speakers who will take part in
the campaign are President Roosevelt
and William ]. Bryan. Mr.. Bryan
will make several speeches, going as
far East as Bangor. Besides the Pres
ident. the Republicans will have on
the stump. among others, Senators
Lodge of Massachusetts,, Mason of
Illinois. Burton of Kansas, Dolliver of
Iowa, spooner of Wisconsin and Nc
Comas of Maryland.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

In a Brooklyn hospital the other day
was a woman patient, whom the ply
sicians agreed in declaring was suffer-
ing from ptomaine poisoning. They
said she was in very bad way, and
would surely die IN a short time I'M
less speedily relieved. They prepared
physic for her. The woman refused
to swallow it. She said she would
swallow cold water. but nothing else.
Then the doctors shook their heads.
gave her up and left her to die. But
she didn't. She drank her cold wa
ter freely. and in day or two got up
and put on her clothes and went home.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

No special missions are to be invited
ward. This will be hard on Special AM
bassador Reid of the United States,
who, it is understood, was especially
DESTROYS of exposing his fine calves to
the envious gaze of European royalty.
Mr.. Reid now has on hand some very
neat knee breeches which he would no
doubt dispose of at a bargain.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

Senator Burrows of Michigan is of
the opinion that the Senate will call
Senator Bailey of Texas to account
for his attack upon Senator Beveridge
of Indiana at the next session. The
alteration took place in the Senate
Chamber but not during the session
of the body. Senator Burrows seems
to think it necessary to throw the pro-
lection of the Senate about all of its
members at all times. Will the Sena-
tor propose a special body-guard for
each senator, to prevent the punching
of his face? That would seem to be
about the only way to protect a sena-
tor at all times from the consequences
of uttering insulting remarks on the
floor. The plan ought to commend
itself to the Republicans. Furthermore,
because it would make the opportunity
for number of additional Senate en-
ployes.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

In New York there is an epidemic of
whooping cough. not only among the
children but the dogs as we'll. Lico-
rice is a favorite remedy for both
classes of sufferers.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

Oyster Bay is ungrateful. Notwith-
standing Roosevelt discovered it, Oys-
ter Bay hurrahed for David B. Hill as
the next President of the United
States''
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

In Meriden. Conn. the other day If
teen silver burnishers went on strike
because a girl of twelve years laughed
at them. The girl worked in the fac
Dry. and when she laughed at the
men they demanded her discharge
The boss declined to discharge her.
and the insulted workrnen walked out.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19
The Weather.

The indications for Georgia to-day
are fair weather, light variable winds.
mostly southwest: and for Eastern
Florida. occasional showers, light va
riabe winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

In New York there has been discov-
cred a gang of six burglars of ages
ranging from nine to eleven years.
Two members of the gang are girls,
aged ten and eleven. The youthful
criminals not only broke open houses,
but had actually attempted to crack
a safe. New York is better field for
missionary work than Bulgaria and
East Africa.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19
Hogan's
Muslin
Underwear
Muslin
Underwear

The dl inty conceits shown
by us last week met with
much favor.
Since then we have re.
ceived a line of new gar.
ments, making the assert.
ment style larger and the
variety better.
Among them are garments
of dainty workmanship, in
the sheerest Nainsook, ex.
quisitely embroidered by
hand and trimmed with real
lace, splendid values and ex.
traorGinary low prices pre-.
vail.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

The ink on the new constitution of
Virginia is scarcely dry. yet they are
beginning to tinker the document al
ready.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19

1t isn't worth while to expect the
people to take a great deal of interest
in political questions until Messrs
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries have pulled
off their joint debate in California.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-19
]. D. WEED & CO.,
COTTON TIES.

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from Morning News. Savannah ia
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

50 5o do southern 1882 onions Connecticut @ wnlse.
per Dbl s4Gs6 yellow s2qs2 50; do red 81 % ova ~
DO Orange County white. bag SrS2 90 90 Eel,om,
Yellow per bag 81 25qs2 %; do red 81 25as1 %; do
Long Jersey yellow per Dbl s2gso BusSeis @
Dbl ST; cabbagess per ton s4@$e; do per 100 slgS2
cucunbers Florida per basket, 81 5oqS2 90; 40 boso
per dozea 75c@s1: celery, Dozen 5goc cau9w@s5s @
per bb 75c5S2 so: chicory bbl S2QSo; 8
"a eegpants per 81 50@$2. kale, per bb 4oq6oc
lima beans per $1GS2 lettuce, New-Oreans per
bbl S2GS3 Boston, dozen. 50qSoc: 90 N0rioih
per basket 5ocGs1: do North Carolina 1SeaSl 20 90
625c okra per carrier Sl@s2 per basket SIC So
Carrier 81 5O@S2 50 pumpkinS per bb 6Oq15c parsnps
per bbI. 81 25 romaine, New-Oreans. per bb Slqs3:
radishes Norfolk per basket 1oG15c do hothouse per
100 50(l60c: spinach bbl 50GI65c; string beans
Virginia per basket, 50c@S1; do Charleston l5cSl %
Florida wax basket, S1lS2; do green S14s2 %
squash, marrow, per bbl eO415c do Hubbard l5ce1Sl
turnps Russia, per bbl 60QS0c; do white, s1qS1 25'
tomatoes Florida. per carrier s1qSS 90 dc California
per box SI6$1 80: do dollhouse, per ID. 20d30c
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Trade in this line. as we'll
as many other goods dependent upon hauling al
completely checked by the storm Prices unchanged
We quote: Prime large bales. 100 b. 9112c4S1 NO
go G95c; S0GS5c; No g. 621a q65c; off grades,
useful small bales 215c less than large Clover
mixed choice 66c; other grades 65q10c clover clear
sound 60165c. .STRAW-Long rye quiet at 65qi0c
good useful lots 75c for strictly choice Receipts or
In TONS reported the Produce Exchange
to-day: Hudson River Railroad 300; Erie 100;
40: West Shore 120 Lehigh Valley, 100; Baltimore and
Ohio 3d. New-Jersey 140 river boats. 220;
canal 632 total, 1892 tons 200 Of canal for
eyuo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

palachcola PHILADELPHIA 81 schooner 81 tons eoai,
Phadphia lumber So schooner 2s tons general
t ssaf ee to hb Re mfs asS o
5 m 'oR tens o0 boar nsR'e % to Boston
s tons pig iron & No to to oohSay
S. schooner 4ss COAL Philadelphia to NewLondon'
seadie5 on the Fnnsss Of
iaT o s66%s 09i Change from the conditions
hens for the d sns aRe Pffs m s
s9vance Petroepm bbis S 05 bulk s5 5o Phila-
qsRhas @dT 80 oas ss G cctonseed a@s ed oPris mills
sg fs~ald deITtrg RTs of ysHS yaS
prime white s9c prime winter yeoW ou e town
raR rlRsesa saG45c cacuta raw 75c OIL ss9soe
vision early in session with commission
enRs selling aPq Pq Factions IN the
decline Live hqgs We ooo &C o@sa $500 and all
%esern points 81 PoRK-steady: quoted: Mess
se fsm SnofeS seS Ms1s SIC 5cas
SIS oaa5sa sz5s IRs5? So os sss
ssse lse eJH r MEsr sis ieo
Picked Fl S56 bellies fH lG easy r.
Quoted Quoted ssc 5o Pccd s hams sast
TAILoWsteady quoted Gitg &C. & conn ,nrd rm quoted
firm quoted: South Ame1iGa
dI.ss e489sa Rrs4 s '%BSa
oeo 11e city lard stearine II SC fairly active Re
Do from @a6ss rs a atafe
siS follow HfD 9sesstse erdnarg .s
japan. domestic 4is@4zc; Java 41A@4%c' Rango0n in
bond % 12z4c. -- ~, -,oo
SUGAR-Refined sugar firm at former list prices
The market is more oversod- We quote: Cut
loaf crushed and dorninos. 545c mould A and CUBES
z IOc: xxx powdered SC: powdered coarse powdered
and fruit powdered. 495c Eagle confectioners sranu-
lated 50c Eagle and extra fine granuated 45oc
Eagle and 10 bags of fine granuated ouc
Eagle > n bags granulated, &c: Eagle nne ana
standard granulaed 4.S5c: diamond A. 49oc confec-
TONERS A. 4 zoe; and 8. 4.6Oc; No a. 45oc No
3 Soc No G. 45c No 4.40c No 8, 435c No S 45Vc;
No 10 425c: II. 4.20c; No IL, 415c No 10. 4ioc;
No a. 4O5c: &c; Eagle powdered 5l5c: crystal
dominos 730c. This weeks OF the statstical
postton as Willet G. Gray, shows stocks IN
the United States Cuba together of 29 III tons
26 tons and 166540 tons last year
an increase last Receipts at the
six Cuba none: exports I,SOo TONS
stock 67 tons 3S 900 last year Stock
Europe 764 against 13S7 162 tons last year
Total stocks of Europe America, 2o13 III tons
against T02 at the same uneven dates
and 81 900 tons date of October J.. l9o2
The excess 510G5 against an excess OF
GA tons Of 556 6e2 tons on
/ Hamburg reports shipments or
freight engagements the United States The
market unchanged, with Leceni-
her unchanged a SIS 21sd January Std higher
AT Sc I'd Cane unchanged, with Java at rs cd ard
at Cd The local market was Hrn. with
centrifugal test 15-16c; muscovado 50 test ~
7-l6c and molasses sugar, so at 316c. \ carSo
of / 400 tons sugar Delaware Breakwater has
been ordered at Boston. II has been sold TO the
cnaldng refinery e6 It rumered that
some Denerara has been sold here at the same
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

METALS-Tn advanced I2s Cd in London TODAY with
closing there f113 futures at fi3 The
local market ruled dull with spot quoted at 4s7%S
"a 95c CoPPER-Copper quiet. with spot Is Sd
futures ESQ iss 9a and was also duu and IN
changed here Standard closed II 65c
LEAD-This market ruled du unchanged all around
with the local price OF spot az &c and London report
but without quotable change. az 5IOc London
also remained at previous figure f19 spot
IRoN-Iron inactive but nominalIy unchanged in
sseS2S; No foundry Northern No foundry Southern
closed at 54s Sd. and Middlesboro at ass 80.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUos-Moasses was firm with
hne grocery trade wanted Syfups quiet steady
MeCahan put 40 bbs Of extra fancy market
bbs for which 16a asked Quotations follow New
ood issc n1s sSaon sISe fair l49lsc
Soq4oc syrups common 12d14c: fair. 15a17c good 1s
2oc; prime. 2l@2sc: fancy. 24G2sc.
OCEAN FREIGiTS-Sail tonnage iA demand for
the coal trade NewErgland ports and rates for the
firm In other trades the inquiry light and
the Rates prompt loading were nominal
Quotations Liverpool Antwerp 11sd: Gas-
Ieith ID nominal; Hull 2a21kd; Hamburg I71z pigs
Bremen 80 pigs Rotterdam Liverpool per
100 n. 12c London, oats, Is. CHARTERS
1900 quarters grain Philadelphia to Cork for
orders Is 3d. January 15 British steamer tons tim
steamer zee coal. sydney Sweden private
British 2474 tons general cargo Calves
Spanish steamer "a 600 grain New-Oreans to
picked ports of United Kingdom Continent. private
terms Deeemeer British steamer Il 600 quarters grain
Atlantic Cork for orders & 3D. January British
steamer 6S4 tons. nitrate. South
steamer 1Sao tons West India trade six months f625
iAsorSegian steamer soS tons coal Newport News 10
Tampa to NewYork private terms. Norwegian bark lie
Tor 81 wn s for hewn German bark 1867 TONS oil
general and lumber hence Janeiro private
y spain se 5o bark 574 tons coal rbiiaaef,bis ~
SA'oehas y % schooner A7s tons. dry cypress.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-To-day's coffee market opening steady at tan an
of quiet during the forenoon Ifeh
slightly active and hrIner only 10 loss
portion Of the advance. and finally closed mel uhcnso
market at the finish was oaleiy
steady andt footed some 5b2oV bags me
higher and Hamburg reported an advance OF z pig
Tofb unchanged. ana the re
CENTS al primary points continued small There were re
norts circulated effect that the making crop mas
cntly suffered from unfavorable climatic condltios
and the stronger tendency abroad was IL some
attributed 10 news description The local trace
was not disposed apparently 10 put Inuch commence
these advices trading early was slow NotWlIil-
s-Sir ne higher cables Europe said have sent
selling orders market but there was cosldTaple
COVERING steady When the closing
rrjces from Havre received showing an addltloa
or. the close there net = franc
Sieber the trading improved somewhat ana IN the
md-afternoon values unchanged TO 10 points hs
st before the profit taking set in and the gains
The spot market is quiet Win quo
fstions on the basis 51s CI514c for Rio No a.
The range prices in the local market To-Day
e@o1l1u
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

Cash quotations were follows: Flour slow No :
wheat g. 6Tnt1c: red.
No , corr Soc yellow. 50 12c No oats SlG >:
No > white zoe: 5 white. 3o@3lc; No rye 4S12c;
good feeding barley. Sod9c fair TO choice matt ta
hSc: No naxseed 81 IA: No Northwestern 81 ~ prlte
timothy seed So 90 clover grade $40 80 mess
nork per bbi SIG rs: lard 100 10, $40 t,SSil SNORT
ri sides 1oosep T59S9 salted shoulders ooxedl
e. " S short clear boXed IS t5dfS9 whfshey
6ssis Of high wines ST the Produce Exchange 10
Jsv the butter steady: creameries lSa -
dares lTQ24c. steady. loss on cases re1ureu -f
Cheese quiet. 114@l21ac -,
Duluth Dec. 5-Close Wheat1cash. h. No hard l hard
7o5,c No / Northern 71a.c No do. b9s4c December
11c. Nav T41sc; No l. tic; No :. '9c Oats-
December. 31c: May. Sl'@c.
NiIwaukee Dec 5-Wheat- easier. Close: No North
erT S51i 15sc No f4s|s.4@.S3 MAY l9Tsc
Rve steady. No !, 1leq52C Barley hrmi NO = ot7a9
6Sc: sample 36937c. Corn-May. iS44@+34ee
pbi1adelnhia Dec 5.-Wheat quiet but steady. con
tract grade December. 74%Gp5c. Corn dun bur stedy
held: No in export elevator soc Oats quiet put hrh
No white clipped. 3I1s31 &c. Butter firm good De
mand; extra Western creamery, 2?Q29'sc; do nearby
prints Eggs steady fair demand Iresn ne1roy sh
3fIaG2Tc loss off; Western. 26c loss on tTesh
Sontbyestern 25G26c fresh Southern &c loss
off Cheese quiet firm; NewYork fun creams prime
small 13Ikc: do good. small. l2etg151tc; DO
nrime large 13Lc; fair good, large. l274qI5c ke-
reints-FIour and 330I 900 10 in sacks wheat
ono b1sh: corn, bush; oats, 13ooo oush ship
nents-Wheat BUSH $4,000 nush; oats ioOoo
81 Louis Dec 5-Close: Wheat-No 2 red cash. nom
nai: December, 6S1sc asked May, d41se asked; No
hard 6IG7Ic Corn No cash, 4512ep457c; May.
3gs.c Oats-No 2 cash. 32isc. nominal; December,
81 &c; May 31tsc asked: No white. s5c
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

Spot cotton quiet. with quotations unchanged.
the basis Of s5Oc for mddng upland and S15c for mid
Sales 100 bales Southern spot
kets telegraphed follows: Sew-Orieans steady
.450 bales: Mobile quiet,
changed 75sc- sales 200 bales; Savannah quiet and
steady 7sc; sales 6S7 bales; Charleston
quiet unchanged. at 75sc: sales 100 bales: Wilmington
firm unchanged at 1Sc; Norfolk steady. unchanged at
SIC; sales bales: Baltimore nominal, unchanged
SIC: Galveston quiet unchanged, SIC; sales. POI
steady. unchanged 36dSlac: sales.
COS bales Memphis steady unchanged Sc sales 800
bales: ST Louis steady. unchanged Lice sales, 100
bales Estimated receipts al NewOreans for tomorrow
bales with 29o34 bales
week 1l.o22 last Galveston is receive
1000 bales, against .6s9 bales and
13374 last year. Houston 5o00 6oo0 bales compared
with 5000 week and 16 i20 last year.
Receipts Of cotton the ports to-day and for the
week. compared with the totals OF previous
Of this week last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

COTTON-Busness cotton was practically at a
opened steady, with prices
point higher point under last nights closing quo
generally quiet, orders from the country
Of restricted by weather
rupons ieegraphic service Trading was almost
entirely of local character throughout the session
market cautious IN view OF
the disappointing and the possibility OF some
damage from the continued unfaYorable
we prevailing much OF the cotton belt Win
r1iuation further chance OF top
development heavy rains and floods following
much toward degrading the quality CT
although buyinS
for Wall Street earlier IN the session II
q market OF the time with long intervals pc
the close OF business me
not than 25.Qo0 bales repre-
smallest business since the season com
1nenced. The trade Is hesiIaIinE in view OF the
If crop figures to be reached Meanwhile
receipts viii become
very a weather permits general hanong
of the crop from the plantations 10 tie ports me
finally quiet loss Of 1d2 points the
entire variations following the opening having been
of points. Superintendent King OF the
receipts 9eS bales against
overland mills and Canada. ABS
bales compared with 4159e year ago: Southern mil
bales against
o interior 9,l66 bales. compared
with last &C. 800 bales; brought into sight
ended December >. 436677 bales compared
December 8: Port receipts 39J9
O35 bales agains. the period last
mills and Canada. iO2 41e bales. against
last Southern mill takings estimated
with 593 430 last stock at
Of September !. 459.362 bales
brought into sight during ninety
corresponding period year NoteThe weekly move
includes 20399 bales added 10 Galveston receipts
lseason's correction
The range prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPl

Chicago Dec. 5.-Catle-Recepts. 4 200 head irreg1-
lary good prime steers IS 60Gs7 49, poor to
medium, $3dS5 TO- stockers and feeders S2$4 cows
81 4O6Sf Go; heifers $2a$5 81
$2a$+ 49, calves 50 59S6 5; Texas steers S3GS4
Hogs-Recepts to-day. $4,000 head: O
$6Q$6 49, good TO choice heavy So 40$6 rough heavy
S69S6 80; light 50 S0G$6 20 sales SO 20QS6 35
Sheep-Recepts. 900 head sheep steady: higher
good choice wethers 50 75qS4 %: mixed
Cincinnati Dec b.-flogs active, higher 81 75@S6 90
Cattle firm. $24S5 % Sheep dull. 81 50a$3 % Lambs
dull. So J0I$5 25.
East Buffalo, 5.-Catue steady. Veals-Receipts
$50 head; 25c lower; SIS 25$S 75 good
s. 50GSs, .Hogs-Reeeipts LOO head 5a10c lower
go Workers. Sc 40S6 45; roughs So SGs6 10; stags
81 754S6 so Sheep and lambs-Receipts IL 900 mead,
sheep steady 10 5c lower; lambs So 4O cus
good 81 21QS5 % yearlings $4Si %; So 50aS4
Kansas City, Dec. 5+-CattIe-Recefpts, $50 natives
$50 Texans. Calves-Receipts 10 Texans. 100 natives
Heavy cattle, 25c lower: light 10015c lower steady
to strong sockers and feeders steady lower
25QS5 30; feeders 1904 western fed
S3 1896 40: Texas Indian
Texas 81 OG$3; native cows 81 750S4 So native
heifers So 50$4 %; $iS2 bulls So 15GS4 %
calves $2q$6 Hogs-Receips I.4G0 head steady
top Sc 30 bulk of sales So 1885 30 heavy 15S6 80
mixed packers So 124$6 27l light Sc O5$6 l7JS York
1886 1715: pigs $5GS6 O2A Sheep-Recepts 10
coo head: market 10f5c higher native lambs Sass 2
Western lambs So 1905 49, fed ewes. S3aS3 75 native
weher 50 10aS4 TO- Western wehers S3dSS g0 stocers
feeders. S2Gl$o %.
Liberty Dec 5.-Cattle steady: choice s6@s6 TO-
prime 0GS5 TO- good Sc 25Gs6 so Hogs active; prime
heavy hogs, So 60S6 65 MEDIUMS SO 55 heavy Workers
50 GO light do. 50 4Q$6 40; pigs SO 40qS6 i5 roughs
and common. 81 5O@S2: choice lambs So 25qSs co. veal
calves. S7GSs Do
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
R0YAI BLUE LINE

1880 III. so a. NJ 100. t-a40- 500. zoo P NJ
rom Liberty street only. 'DaiIy. fDaiy, except
sunday sSunday only tParlor cars only lIss
Tamaaua xSaturdays -, - =. - ryor,.
Ofces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry s1o5 d9use 19.
souare West 15S East 125th St. 2lS West lZ3tn y.
245 Columbus Ave. New York Court ST. f4 500 VI ~.
ron 81 brooklyn; 9S Broadway. Williamsburg New
york transfer calls for and checks baggage to osS
tnatlOn. - =. r,r-1r
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