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New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
QltGtIous.
'HE People of the State of New York. by the

ara sTaee % OF God free and independentTo creditors
Sones deceased send greeting: You YOU are
nereoy cited and required he
petore our surrogate OF the County York
Surrogates Court OF said County. at the County
Court House IN the County York the
OF February 1902 at half o'clock In the forenoon
OF tnat oay then ana there to show why
% sh9Sd & not be made adjSdgns the in deposit
the moneys arising from the OF the shares ~ asi
OF te hslrs OF sad Geo W. Jones' deceased To he
deemed estate, and that
70 ne sa Tor the payment debts due iron,
the estate OF SAID George
proper proceeding may be had ascertain sa5 t s
.a tne a moneys be caused to decreed subte-t ~
,e sn heIe0 "a ana taat said moneys may be distributed
may be Just In the premises should no, be n'adS s "a
% sou as e hetepy cited, under the age of
twenty years are required
arrv ,or - ~ ur " You have none. appear and
neglect or failure 10 do guardian win he annci,Ss
- 70 represent and Won in me
G s IN tesnony whereof caused the
OF suitosates Court OF County NJ
I, n9rh 70 be hereunto affixed Witness Hon FIR ANK r
riA@urrSALn. a surrogate OF our said County az the
80 - county OF New York. the 23rd day az Tecsrnhsr
C 81 In the year OF Lord one Thousand nina h,
ureu anu ohe' j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF

New York-Eaise Lotze Plaintiff against Ida cramer
Foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above
the undersigned, the Referee said Judgment
Will sell at Public Auction the New York Real Estate
SaesIoom No. III Broadway in the Borough
tan City Of New York the 9th Of February 1902
at II o'clock that day, by William NJ Ryan.
AIeoneer the premises directed by said Judgment be
lot piece parcel of land. with the
erected situate lying and being Bosough of Man
haitian. City Of New York bounded
lows: Beginning point norherIy side OF one
hundred and seventh Street distant
feet westerly from the northwesterly said
Street and Second Avenue: thence running Norherlv
parallel with Second Avenue and partly through party
wall hundred feet and eleven
the block thence running along said centre
line OF the block thrtyone feet southeriy again
parallel with Second Avenue
party wall hundred feet eleven inches 10 the
northerly side OF One hundred seventh Street and
thence easery along the northerly side hundred
beginning.
Dated New York. January 11th, 1902.
b. GERSON OPPENHEIM Referee
RICHARD DUDENsING, Jr.: Attorney for Piantir No
156 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New York C,tv
The following Is dasram Of the property to be sold
described above the street number being
1o7h Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New York
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SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK. COUNTY,

~ Hannah NJ Decker. Plaintiff. against Daniel Havens
Defendaus.-In pursuance OF a Judgment o.
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered the
entitled action and bearing date the Path day Of Deem
1901 |. the undersigned the Referee said judg
named viii sell at public auction at the New York
ough OF Manhattan city OF New York. the 22d day of
NJ Ryan Auctoneer the premises directed by tudg-
ment sold and therein described follows that
lot City County OF New designated
by number nine. Block 511. map entitled
Map OF the subdivision OF the OF Mary
Tiffany Twenty-third Ward City Of York
Fox estate and filed Of
he Register the City County March
Map number 9ls which said lot according
map described follows Beginning point
Eastery side OF Intervale Avenue. distant
dred ana fifty feet and eight onehundredths OF
Northery from the intersection Of the Norhery
Westcheser Avenue and the astey side OF Intervale
Avenue and running theme Easerly al right
Avenue hundred feet; thence Noherly
ae with Avenue twenty-five feet; thence
eriy Avenue hundred
o Eastery side Of Intervae Avenue thence
along the Dasterly side
twenty-five feet to the point of beginning Said premises
being Of that conveyed the party
part deed dated February g. 1884, and recorded In
Office OF the Register of the City
York in Lber of Conveyances. page 1906 9th
day Of February 1884, at three O'Clock ana forty minutes
p. NJ.
Dated York. December 1901.
MOSES COWDN. Referee.
r R THOMAS. Plaintiffs Attorney. 10 Court Street
Brooklyn. N. 7.
following is diagram property to be sold:
It's Street number is $50 Intervale Avenue.
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Hist Street.
The approximate the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described is sold Is Fourteen
thousand six hundred and 1ioo l4 66i I'D
dollars with interest from the 1Ith day OF December,
1901. together with allowances amounting 20
hundred and hftyseven ana s35 dollars
with interest day Of December, 1901. to
gether with the expenses sale The approximate
amount OF assessments other Hens which are 70
be allowed the purchaser Of the purchase money
paid by the Referee Is s57s 94loo and interest The
premises will be sold subject condition covenant
to fences recorded the office Of the
Register OF the County OF York uber 30 OF
5i and also buildings and fences
taaed in deeds recorded in the Office OF the Register OF the
County Of New York in ber 163 OF at page
$50 and lber 10 of conveyances at page 436.
Dated. New York. December 2Oth. 1901.
SIDNEY ]. COwEN. Referee
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10Th Street

107th Street
The approximate amount OF the lien 10 satisfy
which the above-described property 10 be a.
6746 with interest thereon from the 10th day az 1,
1901 together with costs and allowance amountng -
s2737o with interest from July 11h, iec1 togefbsr
OF the sale Said premises win be sold sub
first mortgage OF Sl4 oOo held by the East Rve
Savings Institution on which there is unpaid sum OF
1901. the rate OF 4s annum and xhcb
will be allowed out of the purchase money Tha
approximate amount OF taxes assessments
be allowed the purchaser OF the mr.
chase money, paid by the Referee, S45 "a and in
Dated. New York. January 11th 1902
B. GERSON OPPENHEIM Reteree
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Westchester Avenue.

The approximate OF the lien charg. satisfy
which the described property be sold S5
the Path day OF Decenher
allowances. amounting Si5O 60
with Of the sale.
amount OF taxes assessments and water rates
liens be allowed purchaser Of
money paid by the Referee is S546 65 interest
Dated New York. December 26. 1901.
MOSES COWECry
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foreclosure sales.
NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. CoUN,

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK.-Josephne PIatt plaintiff. against
the Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and
tered in the above entitled action bearing date the 18th
day Of December 1901 the undersigned The Referee IN
said judgment will sell public auction at the
New York Real Estate saesroom. at No III Broadway
in the Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York, the
14th of 1902 IL o'clock that day.
by Peter F. Meyer Auconeer the premises directed by
said Judgment be sold, and therein described fol-
lows All that certain lot, parcel OF land, with
the buildings and improvements thereon erected situate
lying being Twenty-fou City Ct
New York and bounded and described follows: Begin
ming point the westerly line OF Washington Ave
wldened distant hundred and twenty-five feet
norhery from the northwestrly OF said Washing
ton Avenue and One hundred and seventyst street Cor
mery Ninth Street, running thence Norhery along saa
westerly line OF Washington Avenue Twenty-Five feet
more or less thence Westerly parallel With One hun9Teo @
and sevenyrst Street hundred and fort-hve rect
thence Southerly parallel with said Washington Avenue
Twenty-Five feet less: and thence Eastery par
ael with One hundred Street and part
OF the through wall One hundred and forty-
nve feet 70 the point place OF beginning.
Dated New York, December 90 1901.
SIDNEY J. COwFN, Referee
BLOCH BrTrNGER. Attorneys for Plaintiff 80 Nassau
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
The following is diagram OF the property 70 be sold
described above the number being oZ3 WASH
ngon Avenue. Borough OF the Bronx City Of New YORK
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new JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty and south Ferry thine from South FERN i've
minutes earlier than below. except noted.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
5.425 tSCo 900. 1000 r1IsO A NJ. 100. N So
g Ooz 40 TACO sy40o t43O. $500 200. 1880 ssOa
sia . p. NJ. az. Is udt - .xxx--1---o--
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$500 $1,000 so Il NJ. s1-OO. ttSOz. IS 40. 500.
200 P NJ, .12 IS n:dt- -, = -, -, -,
1900 1884 B'way Is2 5th Ave- TSI 6th Ave 25 Union So
west l5S 125th St. 273 West 12Sth St 245 Column
bus Ave New York; : Court ST. S44 500 Fulton St.
LsrooEIyr Broadway williamsburg New York Trans
SsrC cal and checks baggage 70 destination
sr~rou Liberty St only. .Day. IDafly. except sur
dav sSundays only. zParlor Cars only.
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

srAS5oTs aNp 3 6 yEST ND GRSbE
Gorslandt Streets is five minutes later thaa
STATION, except Where othsrMise inafe nofeas street
YORK to tts6arE ssapas Car Hss Psa.s p,ss @
Ss LMrfbD@Pai,. 1af fSaS.aPa
tion cEcsso cisysland Toisdo c9cs5ssa 9ess5a
1s cHeo Pp5.StiS ASD IS L?pE s4 LOUIS ExpREss
Fer Toledo. Louisville via cincinnstD IndiaaaSsl.
o.55 p n sT LOUIS hsss ESxSTPRE,ss-For p,,..S.r.
5 g. wHsTE s Rqs DRinS ScSosz &
y f$cISIc is15es zxPREss@Eer PRES pt,sours ana
Route Connects tr s.an ds sxeeUf sairS1 Valley
s.SS p u: GLEvEL1Xp AND CINcNN1TI Ex-
I2sssiR65 asD I5i.1a TE fPa sorFa ssoIrfiaa.
iands Io20i t6I8nE S6taiss Isss cs3
ande sTes 9Ss os sa S sRsssSSssi' E aa e
CABS 455 aa ih Dh ea a5s 5 So 'Dns m IS SS ass rs s9ssss
r;;1I s2S s2S "a Dining caE. 1855 DINING Car i2Ss
Dining Cars s25 Dining Carr AS DINING ca15 4
soUTHERN RAILwAY%ETprsss 5 Is AS p m. lap
AITANTIc COAST LINE-Expre--. s.25 a m and az
sEABoARp' AIR LINE RAr1.wAY.-.,FIor,da and u.,,,
politan limited i255 ?. m daily. Express. i5io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For m.r.ns,.
cIiEsAPEAKE isa saa' 6foP 5f P Ra1fMAY7ss q fai1S
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-zHam
.TTs Weekdays S-4say, le1T and s5S P m daily; -
1o9sh ss.susd rsans A Bu:s Rafos &C., esf, ss
CAPE AAY.-i2- 30 m weekdays.
For points on New York Long Branch Rairoad r>,,
West Twenty-tArd Street Station. S55 a n 10 ~
20 425 and 2o m. Sundays s25 a. m. ass D "a
iron Desorosses and Cortlandt StreetS). 600 a =,
10" $40. SlO. and 11S0 m Sundays s.45 a m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lo (Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 62S T25 7y
so. SOD 30 Dining Car). C9-55 Penna IIr,ftaSS
1910 tDesbroSses and Cortlandt Streets 2o) Cinsx
Carl lOSS CDning Carr. IL IS m. 1885 CDf1fns
Gap 2io Des2r0sses and Cortandt Streets 22o 25s
Dining Can. 555 Dining Car. 755. S3 ss aSS asS
2 m; y 10 night Sundays $40 7.55 mo coachesI
So s55. 925 Dining Carr 55 0ImitedD o So 10 g
inins Gar h., a M Y IS Dining CAP; L55 Dining
Dining Gap 80 Dining Car). T55. SIS. ass. as
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1893 1884 III and PSI roadx,v
sZ FIFTH Avenue (below 23d ST.; House; Wes,
Iwenty-thtrd Street Station stations foot az rs<
presses and Sortlandt Streets Street $40 Sui
Ton street 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex
goa, Srooklyn; Station Jersey City. The New YORK
transfer Company Will call for baggage rom
noteis and residences through destination
sl4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Railroad Cs
Service -N~-i40oo lad
J. 3. HUTCHINSON n v-oo0
General Manager General Pass'r Szs,,
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A DVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for Trs Tr,r,.
n received at their Uptown Office " 'io"''
NO. 1,2. BROADWAY
I'd door north of slst-st,. until o'clock D m
Advertisements VIII be received
Offices at regular ONCE rates until o'clock m VIZ 2S
Sth-aye.. s. e cor. 23d-st.: 15:s
St; Enst 14th-st.; 257 We.t Co.,. COT. I'm
Itn and sth aves.; 263 West 125th-st.; LAS 3J
ave-, between 10Th and nth 1.O26 ;;d-n 49,
6lst-st.; los 1st-ave., near s9th-st. fnT 'E.at
--oth-st.i 700 iremont-ave.; $50 3d-aye Mar
nst-st:; Dol an-ave.; 210 Bleecker-st, 325
2I5 Smith-st. Newark n J-:a4 16Snrt,sa'
Also at all A. d. I. offices, """-S''
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new YORK CENTRAL
tNCtpt Sunday. IUaiIy.
HARLEM DIVISION,

aoa =, HARLEM DIVISION,
0.Uo a " ard oSo p NJ Daily. except Sundays. Pitts
heia and N9rth Adams Sundays only. at 30 A II
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 261 AS Broadway
Union So. W., 2T5 Columbus Ave. 1SS West 125th S.,
l25th ST. 13sth St stations New York 33S and fs
Fulton St. and 100 Broadway, 2 d. Brookfyn-
Telephone 900 for York Central Cas-
Service. Baggage checked from hotel or residences by
westcott Express Company.
p. :. BLODGETT. GEORGE n DANIELS
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Mnsiral 1nsIrnct1on

N Y. CONSERVATORY. 112 East 18th ST
~ The FIRST MUSIC SCHOOL, in the Cou,t---
Lessons and EVENING. Ysars 10 ,.x -.
POSITIONS GRADUATES vi ~" 81
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Qearbers.
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall ST., New York,
Jan. s. leo2-SeaIsd proposals. In trtplicate will he
received here until u O'Clock NJ. Ian. is 1902 and
opened for delivering board C5overnment
steamers IN New York Haroor during period ending
So 1902 Information and blanks bidding furnished
upon application U s reserves the right reject or
accept any or an proposals OF any part thereof En-
posals for coal. be opened Jan 18th 1902 ana al
dressed 10 "A S. KIMBALL. \. O. NJ. c. Depot Cuarter-
master. ~
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Depot. @. NJ. Dept, l42s Arch Street Phfa Pa
January 11th 19O2Sealed proposals. tripIieate will
es received mere until II o'clock NJ. Tuesday January
%, 1902, for delivery the Philadepha Chicago or
Boston Depots OF the ouarermaster's Department o.
100000 Linen Collars, subject in quantity
II desired by the Department The Collars con
form standard sample and
med with bids win not be considered for delivery
inspection other depots
considered The collars as those UhicN
bids be opened time at other depots
Early deliveries essential bidders must virh
what rapidy they will make them. Government reserves
the right TO reject all
part thereof Preference given to articles OF domestic
production or manufacture conditions quality price
dncluding In the price OF foreign productions or
factures the duty thereor) being equal \ GUARANTEES
Of the
proposals. CNGCARANTEED BIDS will not be con
sdered Blanks proposals and
furnished upon application Envelopes containing pro
dressed to Colonel JOHN Y. FCREY Asst Quartermaster
General, L. s. Army
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5thool Aaenrles.

A MEaIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
IA supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors
ETC.. to Sollegss scn9Sls and Families. Apply to
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the

orice OF the Lighthouse Engineer. Torpkinsvtlle
N Z. until O'Clock P M, January "a 1902 and then
necessary for the erection and completion passage
way 10 connect main and extension
the General Lght-House Depot. Staten Island n v in
accordance with specifications which blank
proposals and other information
cation Major WILLIAM ROSSETT, E1r{-sss- ~Nf''
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SION IN LI-NACY
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
sealed proposals for New Passenger Wharf The
Manhattan State Hospital: Wards Island. N V may be
sent by mail or delivered IN person up Three O'clock
= NJ on triday The 9th day Of January, 1902 10
Henry E. Howand President OF the Board OF ManaSerS
Manhattan State Hospital No. I Madison Avenue New
dors CITY city at which time ana place the Board
Drawings and specifications consulted ana hans
forms OF proposals obtained the the Board OF
MANAGERS No. ! Madison New York CifN AZ
the ofce OF q L Helms Architect in the Capito
at Albany. y. Y. " ~ ONP'''''
Contract T be awarded % the lowest responsible and
rename odder, unless the bids the amount of
funds available therefor IN which case the Posr5 -
Managers reserves the right reject all bids -
HENRY E. ROWLAND.
New York City 18th 1902 N % na"AserS
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HOTEL DENNIS,

NORTH CAROLINA.
ASM[EWlllE, NJ @.
BATTERY PARN EGOTIEl,
open al the year l2o feet above Ashevle beautiful
private park of % Magnificent mountain views
from wide verandas Most complete resort hotel in the
South Every modern convenience 90 new and elegant
private baths Palm Room 6Oxs0 feet Open frepiaces
Unsurpassed Golf Links in charge of expert For frth.r
particulars and terms address F. p. McKiSsICK PROM
THE NORTH CAROLINA HOT SPRINGS
ASHEVILLE PLATEAU
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
HOT SPRINGS. ". c.
New Ownership; New Management;
htted; in beautiful mountain locked
baths ana drinking Dry hracinC climate r.rs
scenery. Orchestra. Swimming Pool. Golf Tennis
Bowling. Livery. Booklets mailed ~ "i''s'
HOWELL CORR p-on
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BERMUDA.
BERMUDA.

THE IDEAL WINTER RESORT
UGGlE PRINCESS G1OJlgl,
Open from December May. Accommodates a,n,
guests For terms. etc. address. -0'
y. S. HOWE. Hamilton, Bermuda
Circulars at Scohelds Madison Ave N
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A.
MOTEl BON A0R2 AUeGsrA ga.
one OF the leading resort hotels OF the South Res,
e Ior ts e1ceient cuisine and heahfui climate
new rooms adaea since last season. many
terations and improvements that Will sd5 10 ~.
-Sniort OF guests; good 1S-hols course only a
snort distance from the hotel; livery stsbls
the best drives in the outdoor snorts
suu IN near Viciny For booklets in
formation aea1ess C. G. TRUSSELL. Manager
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
MIssIoNs-sUNDAY SCHOOL LITERATURE
-BAPTISM-HISTORICA AND PHIL
OsOPHICAL STUDIES.

In THE Modern Mission Century" The Baker
g. Taylor Company, viewing the last century
"cycle Of divine working" the Rev.
Arthur T. Pierson attempts to show tie superin-
tendence Of Providence in the mission work of
the evangelical churches after a well defined
end fixed design He states the facts of the
mission work from the annals of history, and
then analyses them TO prove his hypothesis. He
handles his arguments with fearless mind. and
whether or not the reader agrees with his
clusion he secures a fresh view of missionary
effort
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NENllLl lWORITM lRNEN

BJLTMORE ASHEVILLE N q
OPENS JANUARY GOTH 1902
One Of the best appointed and luxurlou, hotel.
the south Magnificent mountain scenery 4 Sry =,
invigorating climate Golf instructor link M an
grounds. Orchestra and all amuserents SEND ,or po
let. w ETSy toI ooos
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1nsIrnrfloU.
For Young Ladies-City.

KTSpERGARTEN Training. Classes now forming CFree
IN Scholarshlps) z. A CUTTEN. Supt Irving Place
near T. lIth ST. ormery Met. TempIeJ Evening CLASSES
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The Teaching Of Jesus" by George Barker
Stevens. Dwight professor of theology in Yale
University CTbe Macmillan Company is an
analytical text book most comprehensive I'm
character, and is another indication of the fact
that modern theology concentrates its attention
more and more upon Jesus, His life, character
and teaching. series OF volumes presenting
briefly the results Of the scientific study of the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

a History Of the English Church" by W. r.
w. Stephens CThe Macmillan Company, is
the second Of proposed series of vol
unles, giving a complete history Of the English
Church from its foundation to the last century
edited by the Very Rev. w. K. ". Stephens
Dean Of Winchester. The first volume in the
series written by the Rev. William Hunt;
the second is written by Mr.. Stephens himself
and those to follow will be by representative
men of the Church. While purporting to be a
history of the Church of England, il is much
more comprehensive, and is in fact an excel
lent history of England. France and the Roman
provinces at the same time A list of the Kings
of England, the archbishops of Canterbury and
York, the German Emperors, the Kings of
France and the Popes of Rome. given COM
paratively and chronologically, as a summary
Of the book, conveys a good idea Of profane no
less than religious history. The histories Of
Lanfranc Anselm. Thomas Beckett and Godfrey
Plantagenet are monographs of great beauty not
speak Of the satisfactory way in which the
entire work is treated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-03-20
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Big Celebration Marks Day at New
York City-Ehe Shamrock in Evil
dence in Other Cities.

New York. March 1S.-St. Patric's
day was observed in this city by special
services in all Roman Catholic church.
es, by parade and number of din
ners. The parade was the largest in
some years, $4,000 men being in line.
The line of march was up Fifth aveue.
The paraders included the Sixty-ninth
regiment national guard, the First
rgiment of Irish volunteers, and the Hi
bernians rifles, acting as an escort to
the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Tons of shamrock graced the days
commemoration. 1t is stated that
more genuine shamrock was brought
over from ireland this year than ever
before.
Chicago, March 18.-In celebrating
st. Patrick's day Instantaneous of
Chicago promoted the cause of the
United Irish league in this country.
Two distinguished leaders of the Irish
movement direct from the Emerald
Isle, William Redmond ard John Dew
lin, took part in the celebration at the
Y. NJ. c.. A. at night and added to the en-
thusiasm for Irish liberty.
London, March 18.-St. Patrick's day
was celebrated Monday more generally
than usual The Irish flag was flying
from many public buildings, special
services were held in the Catholic
churches, and the shamrock, or some
thing representing it, was seen every
where. The Irish troops at the vari-
Gus garrisons were given days leave.
Following the precedent of Queen Vic
toria, Queen Alexandria sent the bat
talon of Irish guards on duty at the
Tower of London large quantity of
shamrocks, which were distributed to
the men at parade Monday m orning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-03-20
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.
Chicago, March II.

Chicago, March II.
FLOUR-Was quiet and unchanged.
Spring Patents, special brands, $4O0Q4.10;
hard Patents, So. O503. 70; Straights, So coo
800; Winter Patents, $3.5003. so; Straights,
So. 30l13. 40; Seconds, $1,000. 40.
WHEAT Unsettled. Higher early, low
er later. May, 75076c; July, T5a4@76%c.
CORN-Higher. May, 621a@631sc; July,
621s@625sc; September 6OA@605sc; Deem
ber 503s@501ac.
OATS-Lower. May, 4415@45a4c; July, 361s
@36hc.
RYE-Was just steady. No. cash, $50
561kc; choice, by sample, 570571ac; May de-
livery, 5614c.
BARLEY-Salable and steady for all
grades and better qualities firm Screen
ings, 46GO60c for poor to choice; thin barley,
according to color, 57@62c; stained, dirty,
$4,000; clean, fair to good color, 63@65c;
fancy shade over.
MESS PORK-Trading was fairly active
and feeling steadier. Prices ruled lower at
$15.3001535 for cash; 1540015.5 71a for May,
and 15.521z015.65 for July
LARD-Fairly active and feeling was
steady. Prices unchanged Prices ranged
at SO. 321A09.35 for cash; $9.371A@9 421a for
May; $9.471a09.50 for July, and $9.571a@9 go
for September.
SHORT RIB SIDES Trading only mod
crate and prices steady Prices ranged
at $8.3008.40 for cash; $S.40QS. 40 for May;
$85008.55 for July, and $S.60G8. 621a for Sep
TENDER.
POTATO ES-Market firm. Rural good
to choice, 7S@S2c; common 72G75c; red
stock, 6S@74c; Burbanks, 70076c.
EGGS-Quotably steady. AT mark, cases
returned, 141zc at mark, new shipping
cases included, 15c.
BUTTER = Market frmer. Creameries,
1802e11kc per pound; dairies, 1920.
LIVE POULTRY-Stead y. Turkeys, SO
lie; chickens, lie; ducks, 1001012c.
New York March II.
WHEAT irmerard steady May, 81 SIG
@S11ac; July, S1a4@82c; September $3.50
s 81 3-16c.
RYE-Steady State, 6OQ61c C. i. f. New
York car lots; No. 2 Western, 63a4c f. O. b.
afloat.
CORN-A shade firmer with wheat May,
e806S1sc; July, 67G67Ac; September, $500
65Ac
-steadier with other markets.
Track white, 53@5Sc.