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New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
Coreclosnle Halcs.
SUPREME COURT COUNTY q

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York-Roger F. Sturgs and wife. Plaintiffs against
Charles Surgis and others, Defendants. pursuance
OF an Interocutory Judgment Of partition and duly
made and entered In the above entitled and
ing date the 18Th day OF June. 1902 the Undersigned
Referee In said judgment named. viii sell public
Broadway, in tht County OF New York 18th day
OF July. 1902 twelve O'Clock Of day. by
Philip A. Smyth. AuctOneer. the premises directed by
said judgment be sold described follows
All those certain lots Of land
thereon erected situate in the Second Ward OF the
Borough of Manhattan and City Of New York. and
present known distinguished numbers eighty S)
and eghtyone tS South Street In said city which said
two lots taken together bounded and contain follows
Bounded In front by South Street aforesaid. IN the
by land or late or Lener LRrerts purchased by him
other land Lefert Lefferts and on
the easterly side by land late owned by-De
Forest & Son. containing together IN width
thirty feet, less. according the
possession and In depth from South Street
the said land late of Lefert seventy
three feet eight inches less. The Easerly
Westerly Walls of said house being walls subject
such rights IL exist which the adj0ln-
ing lands have to the OF the walls said store
house party walls any party wall Peing
the premises which conveyed subject as
aforesaid to Susan r. Stugs by Moses Grinnel and
others by deed dated December 1883 and recorded
Office of the Register CITY and County Of
New York. Ldbe. SO3 OF Conveyances, page las on
January IL, 1860. Subject said premises
from month 70 month to Borne. Scrymser
following Is diagram OF the property be sold "a
described above, the street numbers being and SI
South Street. all distances are more or less:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street and
1.-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
sshat given below for T~eniy-ihird Street
tn.ian' eHeePt where Otherwise Sc noted esi p.ror
Nsw York Pttsturs Sleeping PittsOurs to
S n ;T clsSflsaa SS@sh Com
62 SeePPs Dining SmGknE and
IndqnapeIis LSgsTiile. S'f1ad st. Loai: -O''OO, %
hour train 5e To- 9ESas6LVASIA GomPartmeSt
rPTawing-rOom Sleeping. Dining and Buffet Smoking
i fosdo ~ cTIGAGS T1e5ySs ASD ST 5ors and Pasvs
p Ss4Teaf@6 fouls IS togf 2Rinf car Pi,tsburs
IIJndanaP2iis. LouisviIe ST. Louis Dining Car. For
o = NJ WEsTERN Ts EXfREss saS Chicago
%! r. W. PAcFT A5cafPTday PITTS Ce Pittsburg and
Ronts For Knoxville. daily. via shsn9nd9,sa 'aSS
sS5 p v. cLEVE1hNna SfahS aN1 fS'S SciNcISNATI EX-
-, oWhshiSGsTTg65SS iSsTg5S asH6aPa aS6 TnE e.? ?soITI
andt steet @ 'Pning 10 Ing Gam Dir ioi9 & 30 s. 6nag a carr
nae & st15St, 55 Dining CaT 6ssbIEossfs m sna c0T al
aT and m ,Bg BBDDg Gar Dining GSI c. e t20 sunag s9ns
S1,1 % 925 Dining caT 10 s. DINING i2S5 u s.
aPd q PnIRs cars as Dinns car 4 Dining ca
sqE5bHEFN nrbi 5s4 @ s25 425 m IL 10
ATLANT!G da COAST LINE.-Express OBS a. m and 81
I5iGGopGIan ~ iG Limited 1855 .. daily EXPRESS
N9RdF0tk 95d 2e5 AND WESTERN RAILwAT-FOr Memphis
cI,IEsAPEAK HES, AKE & OHIO pRAI1WAY.-755 a n week
For 6ED POINT coMP6RT @ 3f esiy any NoRFoLK-705
ATIANTiGgs cTTv and sag 2 m daily :, = m weekdays
ss m 46roaeh m 'Hs 8ssSSSsd S4 BUFFET
Gf5or lars and Standard Coaches on weekyss,
coaches Sundays
,Atf4 MAf-l2.55 2. m. weekdays. 49,
-p'HIs on New York Brancn ralifodu
NSt wenly-thrd Street Station. S5S a. m, -;
el9 SATURDAYS only) 225, 2.55, $25 40 80 an9 m
o'r1 p m week k-days Sundays. 755. 80 a. M M . 30
N, M Gr9m m m Des6rasses and cortandt streets S ao
m lZ20 l2O Saturdays only). 23O 3Iv' ~
o-lu. ana zoo p. weekdays Sundays SO '7O
s,o C1..hro..IFoR FOR PHILApELPHIAso 7@ -,
~ lDesDrosses and Cortandt Streets. SD % t0s
100 925 Dining Carr, (055 Penna Lirltecl oIO
~ orp[Sses 81 and Cortlandt Streets 10 ~ tLir&nE & -
I1!1 DINING Carr, 1l55 1855 Dining caI! L'
I'D 20. % Dining Can. 3 80. 4 p. 423 lDinins
stp' 30 Dining Can, 555 Dining carr 10; -
90 20 p M Y 10 night sundays 10 t,S9 ,d Ro
30 lo25 Dining Can a L. IS Dining carr l.l
tIlinrg Carr. - Dining Carr So AS Dining carr
% Dining Carr. 5 30 Dining Carl. T55. s2S 500
923 p IN. II 10 night.
4lsEet Cces Nos 46 1896. 1884 and PSI Broadvay
~ Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; Astor House; West
Wehty-thrd Street Station, and stations foot OF es-
presses and Corandt Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton
street 81 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
brooklyn; station. Jerse- City The New York Transfer
company VIII call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through 20 destination
road Cab Service
j. y. HUTCHINSON. T. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
LrvERPooL corroN MARKET

Liverpool. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. business done.
prices l-32d higher American middlIns fair 5Ad good
mddnE 5'sd mddling. l-Si2d; low midIIng I5-l6d
good ordinary lSl6d; ordinary 9-6d The sales or
the Gay. were i'orO bales. OF which 10000 for
speculation and export, and included American
Receipts. 5000 bales. including 1lOO American Futures
opened Gu"t and closed steady: American
July. 63-6f9& 546d sellers. July August 52-64d
sellers August and September A. 44 46-64d hlvers:
September and October 32-6ta 20 6id buyers October
and November. 256d buyers; November and December
% 4d sellers December and January % Gid b,yers
January and February. ~ 64d sellers: February and
March. 10 6Gi 2o64d sellers: and April 1854
sellers -''''' ~ 't-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee fol-

CoTnoN-It was e dull day in the cotton market yet
close further net Improvement in prices. The
opened prices unchanged 10 point
fghe- No decided upward tendency on de
-sn5 from the shorts light from the scaping
foreign account Continued dry
rbr ever central portion OF the belt, where
-ne rr5p is said be badly ia need OF moisture, was
-he ohef tssis Of buying movement, though large
spot Liverpool 132d advance naturally helped
20 gt~egthen confidence here After the hrst hour
materially and for the balance OF the
session fluctuations confined 70 narrow nut At
70 complete stands;il and both
alike seemed content 70 await further crop
and weather news before venJuring into new commit
Ynerts The market in Liverpool quite as
trade and attracted little attention
The New-Yor suffered through the exporting OF
$500 bales Europe and JaPan The news from south.
SPOT markets factor; trade accounts from
dygoo1s goods centres were rather dsapPoin
they depicted more or less general
effort part OF buyers TO force concessions The
weather quite reassuTng in that II promised
good rains practically over the entire belt to
Private reports were too con-
ec;ng special comfort 70 longs OF shorts and
the cables from Liverpool stated shat the european IN
looking incentive. The Manchester
s1innsag contingent complaints OF
rsde but nevertheless the usual large purchases
Liverpool, rejecting the prospect OF good
demand for goods If not fairly brisk business At the
present tine The for futures closed quiet and
steady prices points higher Total sales for
day 5000 bales nearly all in the
crop months.
The prices in the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne was dull and easy
steady but quiet unchanged Tar firm
We quote;
SPIRITS TRPENTINE-4T2s 2 fS4c.
TAR-Plne bbls. 50 10; oil bbls - *.
ROSIN-CommOn 10 good strained 81 $50 81 51i3; n.
6oIa: 81 G5 81 20; g. 81 -. H. 81 g0 l. s. So X.
81 90 VI. So 40; y. 50 20; W O. 81; " ". 81 15.
STOCK on HAND.
Tar -Jo bblS
Savannah. July 1O-Turpentire firm. 45Itc: receipts
20ol hbs: sales al2 exports lt2 Rosin firm receipts
26g bts: exports 4S91 Quote. A. i. c, II, F. 81 y:
+ 81 q. 81 II. 81 20; - %: 81 o. NJ
y. 50 i5: W @. SO 30; " W. S3 e.
Charleston, July l0Turpentine and rosin unchanged.
Wilmington. July 10Sprts turpentlne-Nothing doing:
receipts as casks Rosn steady 81 lOGSi 15 receipts
bbls. Crude turpentne firm 81 40 81 81 co.
ceipts 1856 bbls Tar nrm. 81 30: receipts. * bbs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
,ntract prices in the local market to-day

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
ne basis q 9i4c mddlng upland and 91sc for MD
ding Gu Sales 90 bales. Southern spot markets were
telefgaFhed SeW-OresnE steady UNCHANGED.
al 3. Mobile nominal. unchanged, SIC; Savannah
steady Urcharged az sc: Charleston quiet: Wilmington
nrn unchanged SC; Norfolk quiet unchanged at &c;
Baltimore nominal unchanged 9hc; Galveston firm,
unchanged. l5-6c: Augusta quiet and steady IN
15-Igc
Receipts the ports and interior points day
pared with the day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR Dr. BALIiMOHE NJ ~ md MD WAsHINGToN-ts3 50.
T. NJ 10. NIt- " wv ~
day Ssunday only tPar!or cars only. Via Tamaqus.
0fs-s; Libs-ty s. Ferry. South Ferry Astor House.
llS. -bl ft ~ . l31i broadway lS2 9TH Tnl,,
SausrS West, l5S East l2th St 273 Ia5Jh 81 st5
Columbus Ave, New York ( Sso E,,i-',.
St. Brookyn o. Broadway. Wiliarsburr ~ Ts
Transfer Co. cas for and checks baggage to destnat
". q. RESIER o " @-4oh-
General Manager General
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11

Foreign Coffee Markets: RioCofee market quiet; No
Rio ssl5o exchange. 27-32d receipts, 1000 bags:
cleared for States 1900 bags; cleared for
Europe 600 bags stock. 62loO0 bags Santos-Co1ee
market quiet; good Santos 4slOo receipts iGV
bsgs: stock, 169 bags. Hamburs-Cohee market
coened i pig lower; at ESQ m a pfg lower;
sses 50 600 bags. HavreCOnee market opened steady
Z "a gtssdv and nnchanged at 500 m advanced J.
sales 1000 bags
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
STEAMBOATS,.


lDO\US) u QJNl NEW ENGLAND
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Fall River and Newport Leave
Pier y. r., foot Of Warren St Week DAYS and sun
days D. m Steamers PURITAN and FALMOUTH
Orchestra on each
PRpVIDFNCE LINE. via Providence Leave Pier IS.
r. foot Murray 50. Week DAYS only 500 p steam
ers CONNECTICUT and CITY OF LOWELL Orchestra
each.
STONINGTON LINE. via Stoningt0u Passenger service
temporarily discontinued
NORWI, LINE. New Londol Fishers Island SOn-
Watch Narracansett Pier Block Island.
Worcester Boston the North and East Steamers
CITY OF WORC ESTER and MAINE. Leave Pier SC.
y. r. foot Spring st. week days only. at p.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. New Britain. Meri-
dem Hartford Springfield and the North From Pier p.
h. r, Pe,k slip. Week 6avs: Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves 300 p. m: C. II NORTHAM. 12IO midnight.
Sundays RICHARD PECK Tvs $50 a. EAST els.
9i5). returning due New York. 500 ?. n.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Va SprinsneI1 and tfe
OSTON AND ALRANN RAILROAD.

New York Central Hudson River r. r.. Lssssel
Trains leave Grand Central Station Fourth snd
f2d Street. York as follows.
1900 A. NJ. 4i2.O0 noon 900 p n s1i-oO p VI.
Boston. $50 P NJ. $40 P. N. 1000 n. 6;f5
y.
'11to P NJ arrive New York. $50 P. NJ. $40 P. NJ.
IO.bO VI. 6.l4 4 NJ.
tvain Maine Resorts Springfield worces-
ter and Rochester, y H leaves New York 1900 P ".
arrives Portland $40. Poland Spring 1O.30 Rocksnd
10 30 A. VI. Bar Harbor eco 2. n
Tickets New York Central Offices
Broadway and Grand Central station.
a II SMITH GEORGE H. DANIELS,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New July TO-
BEANS AND PEAsUnder very reserved oiIedlngs % & OK
hotb somestic and foreign small white Deans prices
rther advanced the market is very song: Saies
az ehocs al 81 So holders arc now aAAus
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
Chicago July 1O-The leading futures ranged FOL

quotations follows; Flour
with prices steady and No 5 spring wheat.
7OG76c: T6le d7Sc: No . Slizc; No vel
S1iac: No white. "a d5i1 1zc:
No white 52at G54c No G02c: fair 10 choice malt
barley. T0d71i2c: No 1 haXseed. 81 81; No North
81 prime timothy s. 40 Mess pork per
bb SIS COASTS G5 lard per 100 10. 81 l2a short ribs
sides Ooose $40 75aS10 So dry saed shoulders tboxe)
Whiskey basis Of high wines. 81 30 On the Produce M
change to-day the butter market steady; creaeries
lsa21 sc; dairies 1sa19ac Cheese unchanged at 1Oa
lO%c. Eggs easier: loss of. 17lac.
Duluth. July 1O,-CTose-wheat-Cas No hard 59@te;
No Northern. 74Ac No I Northern and July 16l4c;
September 73lsc; Manitoba No Northern cash. T6tc;
No 2 Northern, 742+c Oats. September. 322c
Milwaukee, July 1O-Wheat steady; close. No / North
77lfa7sc; No Northern. 76 arc; September I39c
Rye higher: No l. 5Si2G59c- Barley firm, No =, I2ci
sample, 65771c- Corn, September. $3.50.
Minneapolis July IO.-CIose-Wheat-July 7Si4c. Sep
tember. II iac No hard sic; No Northern,
zoe No . Northern, 74i4C.
Philadelphia July 1O-Wheat. ic lower contract grade.
July. 7sd7Shc Corn firm. but quiet; No yellow on
track. 72a73c Oats firm; No white clipped Gle Butter
firm; good demand extra Western creamery 2d22ec do
nearby prints 23c firm good demand fresh nearby.
l94c loss on do western 2o loss OF do Souhwestern
New-Yor fun creams prime sT1sl loi.c DO & fair air to to
in sacks wheat 5000 bush corn coo bush; oats 1900
bush Shpments-Nheat, $4,000 bush; corn. l6O0 bush;
oats 10 600 bush
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 1o-FIour steady Wheat-sprins stronger;
light No red s3,2c through billed Corn strong NO O.
G9tac Oats firm: No white 5Sl4c; No do - !sc; No
. mixed. 54c: No do 53i2c Rye irmer Canal treighs
steady.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
BY SEA ITO ElNlNE

on THE FAST MODERN STEAMERS
NORTH STAR AND E0SATl0 EAlL
OF THE MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
charming short voyage York
No summer tour complete without it. Steamers leave
Pier New 81 Fast River. foot Pike New
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays P. Returning
leave Portland same days at $50 r VI.
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS To PORTLAND
via Maine 5. s. Co.'S steamer Manhattan leaving New
York Monday and Friday. and Portland Wednesday and
SUNDAY.
FARE FOR THB ROUND TRIP REDUCED TO 800
Good to return until Sept. 18th. delightful
that be made in three DAYS with sop-over
the beautiful city OF Portland and opportunity seldom
afforded ~ going the entire length ISLAND
SOUND ET DAYLIGHT.
Descriptive book free application Ticket Once.
900 broadway. and Pier 80
Telephone 3l9G-3l99 Franklin. Also all
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
HIDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POM.

a sutSE'TIutIoIs Tribune
received al their Uptown Office.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and S7th SITS. until o'clock D n
Advertisements will received following branch
Offices at regular Office until o'clock D m viz
.54 sth-uve.. $. Z. cor. 23d-st; I53 6th-nve cor
I2,h-st; ac East I4th-st.. 2o7 West 42d-st be-
tween 7th a1d sth aves.: 26a West Ia5th-st. I.aas
sd-nve.. between 18th and J7th sts.: I.O2s 3d-,xe
near I.7os 1st-ave near sath-st; I55 East
3d-ave.s SIO DIeccker-sr-. az
IfIeecker-st BROOKLYN. y. N.-.IG Court-sf.
.I5 SmIth-sf.. I,OOI Gates-ave. Newark n -
-7oI Broad-sf. Also az all A. d. T. ofncea "
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
GATSYIll EVENING lime
A0bamY EWemimN Lime

AObamy Evening Lime
Direct route for Saratoga. Lake George, Adj.
rondacks and Thousand Islands
Steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leave
r. Canal St, at p NJ days
only making connection express trains for
above named points. saturday night steamer
with trains Springs. Saratoga. North Creek
TROW BOATS
leave Pier as. n R.. foot West IOtn Street daily
AT ALBANY. Direct railroad connection Troy
Excursions TROY 50 so: SARATOGA s45o
Dning-rooms Main Deck Searehight Display.
Send Booklet Excursion Tours
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW
ELI. Leaving Desbrosses ST. at 3:I5 p. NJ (Satur-
DAYS as p. M w. 22nd ST. 3:30 P NJ Saturdays
p NJ I29th ~. SATURDAYS & HOLIDAYS ONLY
2:2N NJ. For Highland Falls West Point. Cornwall
Newburg, New Hamburg. Milton. Po'keepsie. EsOpus
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11
MONTAUK STEAMBOAT COMPANY, Ltd.

MONTAUK STEAMBOAT COMPANY, Ltd.
For Block Island. r. L.; Orient, Greenport,
shelter Island, southoId and
sag Harbor, L. L.
Steamers York. Pier l3 z r. near foot
Wall ST. week days excepting Saturdays. $50 p
Saturdays p. NJ Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
steamer Will not stop a Southold.
Additional Service to Block IsIand-On Sat
urdays during July and august OF the
l. r. r. train. leaving New York 34th ST 10,
Pier -. Wall ST.. 100; Flatbush Ave Brooklyn
I'ly u M-s arriving az bloch ist1h1 az 90 T. NJ
13. f. r. at 500 A NJ Irning leave sag Harbor at
500 P NJ Excursion tickets good only on date sodl
turning by L. l. R. R same day. $500
@WdS@m RfvsP by Day lfqGnG
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE NV
Fastest and finest river boats In the World
For Cetskills. Albany. Saratoga points East
North and West Daily. except Sunday.
Leave Brooklyn Fulton ST. CDy Annex. .....--s:OO A. NJ
Desbrosses St Pier ier.-....--.-.-..-.-.....s:4O
:, West % ST. goo "
Landing at YonSers west Point Newbirss siI Pour,
keepsie; Kingston Point CatskI, Hudson and Albany
cn Es3 t. o s G e q Ne s a AZ Sks
Who check baggage from residence to destInation
Morning and afternoon concerts Fine restaurant
GATSKlll EVENING Lime.
For Catskn and Catskiu Mountain Points. Hudson and
leave every week day. Pier 43. N r.. p NJ and West
Extra boat Saturdays C''oneora'0 from Pier 49, n R
p and West l29th St. 80 p. NJ for CatskiII
Hudson by and Maiden
COnnections-C ftskll Noun ain. Boston Albany,
Albany & Hudson railroads
Special trains Cairo Palcnve Otis Summit Haines
Dining Rooms on Main Deck
DESCRIPTIVE FOLDER MAILED FREE
New-York tribune., 1902-07-11

Receipts OF breadstuhs interior points In thousands
as follows:
The Daily soliphone., 1902-03-26

Cheap Railroad Rates.
Account Annual Reunion Confederate
Veterans at Dallas, Texas, the St.
I. M. G. s.. and ST. l.. S.-W. Rys will
sell round trip tickets to Dallas, at the
rate OF SOLO. Dates OF sale April 19,
% and 21st. Return limit, April 30th,
1872, for leaving Dallas.
Account Spring Race meeting at Lit
tie Rock tho st. L.. I. M. &: S. and st.
L. S-W. Rys. will sell round trip tick
els at rate of one and one taird fare.
Dates Of sale, March 90. 25, 26, %, 20,
return limit March so. Ia addition,
tickets will be sold on March "a and "a
at rate OF one fare for the round trip,
limit to return March 80.
Account spring race meeting Of Mem
phis Jockey Club the St. l., 1. NJ. 8: S.
and St. L. S-W. Rys. will sell round
trip tickets t. A.scci..; Es;s at rate Of orc
fare. Dates of sale trains arriving at
Memphis March 3lst, April 9Th, 18th,
18th and 2ist. Return limit, five days
The Daily soliphone., 1902-03-26
n--~--------nl

Notice.
Have your roof painted BY the Para
gould Plumbing Co., whose choice
metal roof paints include every variety.
Prompt service and first class workman
ship guaradteed. Give us a trial.
M. COOPER,
The Daily soliphone., 1902-03-26
4 Base balls, bats and all kinds Of
sportinp goods. at Lackner's. tt

DR.. T. Dewitt Talmase is danger
ously i'll at bis home in WashinAt IN
City, and it is given out that fatal
termination would not pc surprise.
He was taken i'll while on tour OF
Mexico one week ago.
The Beer war is new two years
and five months old, and they ale
vet fiphtinp with viwor.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-03-26

Easter novelties. Rabbits, chicke,
eggs, and other Easter goods. See them
IN r11~ nj ,dn -. at I ant.nar,s ff
The Daily soliphone., 1902-03-26

IN VI W 1t u III
The best and most enjoyable game of the twen-
tieth century. game that is endorsed everywhere
introduced. Ranks first in the realm of sport an(
ing gymnastic societies Of the country including tie
Y. nj. c. A., clean, morally conducted. tits agamc
that can be played and enjoyed by all.
The hall in Paragoud is not surpassed by any Of the
larger cities two fine beds and the necessary equipment 10
playing the most scientific games When you feel like 20
want physical exercise and at the time enjo
Yourself call around to the alley. You will like it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-18

How Seductive Fluid is Manufactured
in North Carolina.
so this is the only liquor distil-
lery in all these mountains?' re-
marked the visitor to little noun.
tain settlement in North Carolina, in
tone that was half questioning
ut do be-" said the mountain whis-
ky-maker.
How much do you turn out in a
day." asked the stranger.
Wall, | reckon we makes along
about twenty gallons a day
And is that all the whisky that's
d;unk in these parts?"
Say, you be-ent no revenue sharp,
be you?" he demanded suddenly
Cause if you be, l amt got nothin'
TO say. pays my taxes, as ever one
'%rows, an that's all there is to it,
After a time the stranger persuad-
cd Linn that there was no Interior mo-
live in his questioning, and the old
nan explained the whisky situation.
81 tole you this was the only sill
around here, an so it is-the only one
lat pays tax. But" he continued,
every old woman in these mountains
Ess a copper kettle in which she boils
Ter washing. Every old woman has
a lid that ti,s the copper kettle tight
~, and that can be fastened down.
hey boil clothes in them on Monday,
aad they boil whisky in them the 9th
= six days of the week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-18
+ j. +
Wagner Quartette.

OF the Wagner Quartette which
night, the Omaha World says: The
Quartette made its second appearance,
and With their beautiful enSemhl"
work. Won enthusiastic and prolonged
applause. 1t is very evident that they
have become great favorites from the
warm reception given them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-18

theater on Tuesday, December %. 1t
has made a bic hit and is taking an
assured place as one OF the comedy
successes of the season. Certainly
there is every reason for its success.
The play is novel, cleverly construct
ed and splendidly acted and that it is
pleasing is shown by the big houses
that have greeted it everywhere
i. i =.
Sam T. Jacks Burlesque Company.
The attraction at the Elks theater
tonight Will be Sam j. Jacks own bur
lesque company, and there is 30 ques,
ton but that the theater going pub
lie are in for an avalanche of fun and
jollity from the fact that this com
pany is fully equipped With class
of superior talent that should make
the performance go fast and furious.
In the company there will be found
as pretty a lot of female beauty as ev-
er wore slippers or rouged a cheek
Twenty pretty damsels that can sing
dance and pose The comedy is said
to be more clever and ample opportuni.
ties are given to show their eccentric
d"ollerV
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-18
A(lUSE DENTS {
sam Jack. December IS.

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night were in some features the best
show that has played here since the
days of George Wilson's prime. While
the company is not a large one. numer-
1cally, they make up for that in their
general ability. Their choruses are
good and what is rarer. some of their
jokes We're new
Barring one of the end men, Carroll,
who is no more like a negro than =
Russian, all the comedians of the
company We're first class. E. Subers
and Gorge Mullen remind one of the
times when a minstrel was minstrel,
and Jimmy Wall kept his audience in
distinctly audible smile as long
as he was on the stage
The usual second part features were
fully up to the standard The Troea-
dera quartette received several en-
cores. One Of their songs was a curl
osity, to put it mildly. Each member
of the quartette sang different song
at the same time-ditferent words and
music-ye, harmonizing completely
in a popular "a gtime melody The Gas
pard brothers, "French masters of deX-
terity." We're perhaps the best jug
glers in their line eyer seen here,
and MesSrs. Mullen and CoGreli de-
serve especial mention for their aero
battle feats
Quinlan and Walls is new COM
pany, composed mainly of rather
Young men. Their performance has a
vim and go about it that is vety much
lave played here