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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-21
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-YoIk. March 20 1902
rOFFEE-L-Rr- prices recorded il the coffee
market to-day and the close hear sentiment was up
ueruost. The opening call The market was steady.
with prices unchanged 70 points lower. There VS. 1T
feature market and the chief
decline the call q big port
9oyeren- IN Brazil Public buyiuE orders failed to
5sgs hei- appearance. and importers sell
The genera list a scattering way Wall street bulls
ana The clique seemed 20 bs rendering the market
Irfls though at best tho support slim A. the
SESSION wore along prices slowly worked lower due as
r1rch duu trade 20 special bear pressure. At
the rle market quiet with prices net 20 j"
roirrs Total sales reached but 1890 bag. a
small business At most The market tr spot coffee was
5u rather heavy with prices slightly easier. about
On tie basis # l554c invoice lots II No Rio
The range prices the local market today
rse AS
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, March 20-C1osng-W -Spot-N, . 70,
W MesfFn winter dull Is I'D No Northern spring dull
IS I'D, May rs sd; July II sd CornS rt ,
American mixed, new. 5s 2iad American mixed ala n
Bad; futures quiet. May. 5s Esd: Is
Canadian steady Us 81 FlQur-st. Louis fancy winter
firm. SIS hops at London Pacific Coast firm - -
Il los Beef nTm: extra India mess. 7gs Pork steady
prime mess MeS'eI, us Hsms-Short cut. II 10 10 n
AS; short rib III 70 "a no AS Cd long clear TTJto'
light, p 10 ~ 10, 45s Sd. long clear mI,.s
40 n. 45s short clear backs 10 n i5s 81 cIeS
bellies. 1t 10 10 70, 4Ss ID. Shoulders
10. steady l5s Cd Lard firm: American refined In pals
ass ID prime western In terces as Cd Butter firm
United states. Dos: good United
American finest white and coIored 52s T,,Ii'7'
Prime city hrm 29s 81. Eur- entiae-Spirits
Cd Rosn-Common steady 3D. Petroleum. n; 81 IS
steady. 7lsd. Lnseed oil quiet. Sis "a ' NeI''ed
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H' cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged On
~ pass - "asa Tor mi1dHng upland 95sc FOR
n - --F sales ! l26 bales southern spot markets
sLeng-9. ~ . 49,. Mobile. nominal. UNCHANGED al
DIG. savannah. quiet. unchanged Sac. Whining
~ -i- p. higher. SIC. Norfolk unchanged
y 80 Baltimore nominal. unchanged. a1sc. Augusta
t---' -' lower = u. lGe louis easier IN
7sz- a Scr Estimated receipts New orleans for
.-.-F.H l-f' 300 bales. comuarel wit 32I
.ses actual week 81 bales actual last yegr
- Houston Pr morrow 200 . 20 bales com
rare H.ta -isE bales actual week ago ~ bales
sorus. scar 49, 0'' ''@9
k-ceis ~ The ports and interior points TO-DAY COM
'ai'- "i.h me same day last week and year.
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LONDON wool. MARKET

i@Na@n March 2o-Th% offerings at the wool auction
SUES to-day numbered 1882 bales Rusi,ess
yer. and Americans showed Interest Tn - ut
'ls ~v''ITttu tIeeN with France Cicrnlany
Fsr iI II at an advance or IA per cent
Iilh'aIu IsldnlS' IN fdlr condition, eooF
at gain OF to 10 per over the last Hel4n
loving are ne sales In detail New South Wales To-,
paISs' secured h'2dHls Sd. greasy.
Iand goo bales secured Is i2da1s SID: geasv oSSI
~ palts; secured 6d4is 6ed: greasy 3i,d6
T?uj9 10 AustT2is 200 bales scoused Is 3sdais AZ
Is Fad greasy 4l-d9iad- Tasmania AZ haies. Iil4
4gBd NeW-Zeaand 200 bales. greasy 81. l1O- 60 60
OF GOOD Hope and Natal. 500 bales: secured NSts
sTessy. 4gsd Falkland Islands 1000 bales: ercssv 81
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n The ports and interior points To-Day, com
Dc same day last week and last year:

sss1 f-z-halgs special Liverpool cables; spo cotton
Ar.,.- =, svto bales: speculation export 900
nis6it, '7'' receipts 10000 bales: American 10000
2s48 7--AId l-led Futures opened quiet at I-s4I
june March Apr!i. 4 s6s. Apr-Aiay 4 46l. MAJ
~ sfe-J1ly and July
venter - So heptenlber-Dct0 33b. October No
--Ts--s 49, NoEe Ilber-becember 25szs Mancbesfer
FTr,-ss-i arcenng. cloths qulet -N'4o''e''1'
tsd s5f -->D dIAL-The market for -four was unset
nssuy a hrsi. with prices what lower in
aftsrr- nlt Followed by returning confidence IN ,,e
pstea-s e. olnt Of sharp rally IN wheat Snrins
ratenr = - % winter straights SO 75Gs3 81 tn,eI
wlrte- - spring clears 81 gtls3 "a eytra n
Dull OSZz 2 spot and arrive. VI Ut 6T-t3
y s5GSa - ar 10 good, 81 25GS3 90: choice n Ianc
- s5afa q - 'OIfeNAEAL-Easy. Quoted: KIN 6ried
FiHe sfiS as 10 brand .BAGMEAI,-Oulet crpntsd
PED -Ha Yellow 81 55aSl co. coarse 81 2ssiSI 40
hscks 49,. g. Quoted: Spring bran SPOT sis ~
- - 80 iHddlng SlSqS21 30. coarse vyJTfer &c 49, ~
~ usee5 90, 80. buckUheat sfarps S21 n. corrr'sa
'hep 81 IN as 81. cake S24 y. bnroi,1,
eo91t to-davss sy far the most important rea,,r.
noosbly TIE saL market big export lsjsine-s
sefsvltv ard markets CJ5jcaPo
cscine in - Exporters brought sbouf nv nIs
- ls1sc. afternoon which carried dCyyr
siap los vas attended BY cons6erabie
became oeeIt When the exient =, ~ Lqudatlpn on
-. hour gherefv "a, quick rally occurred in me
MARKET eo~eS 10y al u the loss was yecovsrsS "a iis
night TIE n 81 unchanged prices from tbe ra,,s
~ loads a. ~ transactions reached in ali os,,,os
Ss and 81 losSs 81 Iht ~ loads taken at out
business a. chlcago for direct ghpnent The
tohcE HLoIk, amounting
loaes "a winter loads No 5e,,.1
York and 81 hpfing, - loads old no ny1r,srn Ns
tcntneat aoaas spring wheat latter Sh,se,, Co. 80.
a Ashiheant fact in connection aath The hn.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON yAnt-l,.I,

- ili'''I' March 20. Motion Srot ,s- ,
good nij5Ifn "a i2Wgr American middIius fair ; laI
~ 3oJ' gooi 49, 100 miduiing, ~ IGi low midIliTr
- sood ordinary, 4 10 SD
T!ns 81 me day were l4OGo bales of which G0, re
~. ana export. and included 7nn
Americsn f TIrP's 1000 bales including 900 bales
81, i'G1l.hE March. 40 64d sellers. Marrh ,,
NJ, 40 10 ga sellers April and May 3G-GiJ aiy.rs
~ ,iu June ! 10 'r4Hi u SD
10 oid buyers July and August ( A. sd soir 'IIy
80 an 90 H. peI' it-t4d sellers, September ana a.
80 % ota buyers; October and November Il a.,
'Iue. NOHtInI+T anu December. u 6iRI
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A EMBELLISHMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS lor nm.

A DVERTISEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor The q,,,a
n received at the Uptown ONCE " -'''u"s
NO. Zap BROADWAY
% door north of 3lst-st-. until 9 O'Clock
Advertisements VIII be received following branch
orees az 1stes unti clock viz; 254
at. az East 14th-st.l 257 West 42d-st batvys-n
18th and Sth ayes: 263 West 125th-sf., 4 3:(S a.
ave. between 7eth and Nth sts.. 1,O20 3d-aYe "u
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Rd1lrunOs


A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received a the Uptown once.
NO. 1242 BROADWAY
Cd door north Of Slst-st, until o O'Clock D m
Advertisements viii be received following branch
ohices regular Office rates until o'clock m. viz 3
23d-st-. I03 6th-aye.. 49,
a. o. East I4th-st.; 257 West f2d-st be,vraen
7th and SIN ayes. 2O3 West I.5th-st.; LAS :t6
nv 10Th and 18th 1.U26 80
6Ist-st.: TOS Ist-nVe.. S9th-st.: I57 So,
I35th-st.; 75G Tremont-nye.: 600 3d-nve nasr
4lst-st; 554 3d-nVe.y 21o Bleecker-st.i :25
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. y. N.-2IB Courts1,
2IS smith-st., 1904 Gates-ave. Newark NJ
-7oI Broad-st. Also at all A. d. I. Offices. " -
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sOrTHERN COTTON N,pl,I,.rg

,,t'"yiiils March ~ Cotton stoaIv. rntI5,c ca. -
migIIns AAsc. good ordinary 81, ,, llS N1sr low
r. 5ai S''SS' -''>' shipments. lo>7 sales ~ -
a ~ orleans. March 70 Cotton stea5,. ,s,,.
10" indduc , good or,f{r,,-, '',..s
the G'aatinanf exports to Great Britain Si52 10
,fS3S,T,tnuah March 2o-s'oton qllict. MIAMI ,s
bales. yros' Euli ordinary. L. IGc. recent. ~
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March %. 1902.

BEANS AND PEAS-There quiet trading domes-
but holding at 81 1882 IL a
for choice quality strictly fancy stock. II here would
probably have brought 81 20. Medium sales
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HNItIsFII ElINI~IlN-
NJ and 335 P NJ. Daily. Sundays. 70 Pitts
Ae-l and North Adams SUNDAYS Onlv o 20 A II.
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated
Ticket Offices 113 2Gt and 1916 Broadway Is
Union So W. 275 Columbus Ave. t95-I
ISath s.. and 17Sth York: and Tcs
Fl-t1r St and los Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone New Work
Westcott Txoress Gonna ~. ~ - -
= " SMITH GEORGE. Il 0ANTFT.S
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA
80 $500. 300. 1000. 'llSO A NJ Il 20 t1 81
IS tOz f4O, $500 40 . % Is o. n, = ~
5000. q p. M ' ''''r
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$50 $5OC0; ,!i5O y NJ. Zoo. tl-SCz $40 500.
oticss- Liberty s. Ferry. south Ferry lib 261 Az
1900, -4 Is way. Is 5th Ave- Ave = TT1or s.,
West l55 Eas- l25h 80 West i25jh St ai5 C9l,-
BUS Ave. NtW AlFks Court 81. Ji4. $50 Fulton
br59ktyH gs BroadTay Wh2nnsburs New York Trans
'FrCm Liberty only. sDalIy- FTaflv sxcsDr S-- :.
DAY. ssundays onLy. zEarIo- On ". -
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Railroads
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street and
brosses and CortIandt
sSThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiandt streets IL five minutes later than
station. except where otherwise noted
s-s,O A NJ FAST MAIL--LinlJed Buffet Parior
S6iSaso No ' CONES 70 10 ritisbu2s
a NJ PENNsY Nv i,iE ia i' COM
For sIeSf Saso 9 eEaS Toa5o ciaci2as md
I.s s9sP2i ii I 9lII i 81 Louis ,o,-,
dGIedo; Louisville Cya CineinnatD Indianapolis Chi
0.;53 p VI ST LOUIS EXFREss-For FittsSurs. Ind
OBJ; 2 r. NJ WESTERN EXPREss.-FoF chicago For
50 PAciFIG E2pRFss ns Pittsburg and chit
R6sfa r or hnoXytle daily. Via Shenandoah NalisS
SO p " cLEvEIlNB sSD ciNGIpaTI EXPRESS.
eros STF'SSlAP Rx6 6n4 r i!9s'n sSodtrH
lnq5 si e o20 Dining can Io5s ri9s Gar.
I1Hds Streets 22O e. 25 Congressional Lin an Pas
Car, Isl P iBj SsTs Is Dining can p Ds nn
IsS5 DiniSs 3inRs Car 10 81 nnins carr az a pa
Car, anq Dining CaIs,, Is Dining carr . tDnlns
sGG .5 B SALIVA sout6sS1s Palm LIN
nisss p AM M weekdays Express. So. as Il 10
ess5sssese 0 ssS G [2.las sRssa 10 Week
sE aaEs . a aa SUES , N dsg M
T 52Pt Limited I25 p m daily Express. I2io
and SaE A9;D WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
DAYS A i5; & OHIO RAILWAY-TS5 m. week
FOR of fq5 b !, IS p m m daily --.,,-
ueaI-
A TT S-1,ys ana $50 r. daily
- 1-S55 a. and 2S5 .. week-dayA-
Parior 90 a. m Thr9ush Eesthuled Trains BgIss
4IS and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
to,cbsN ing sr Paror Cars. DINING Car and Standard
tSE'Fc MAY--12 n rvee- H..
on new York and Long Branch Railroad from
49, iWenty-thrd Street station). 50 II 40;
ana IL r. m SUNDAYS 9-2S a A5S
IN iron Desbrosses and Cdrtlandt Streets). 90
= m 80 90 so. AMI 1l3O p Sundays. ~
s1o r,..,,o..iFoR PHILADELPHIA,
r. ss . GDiala q S Pssn Lalts
es ana Corta0dt Streets 10 2M Dining Carl.
an l5S Il * Dining Carl. 10
osses and Corti1ndt Streets 2l 81 3 25 DIN
FL S55 4 q - Dining ass Dining Carl
tIl1inE Car T.55 s.25. Il 10 night
cIdsVs $40 KS Cno coaches). SOS. SIS o. Is Dining
Srl 800 uimite1). 81. loss Dining u IS
cIlrS Can. Is Dining Can 325 Dining Carl. ass
- lDinn.- carr Dining Car 5 s. Dining Carl.
r.. u S55 2 . p m. 10 10 night
oces Nos. 461. 1873 1854 III and PSI Broadway
-sTt ~ venue (eelow 22d So Aston House, West
tICyIhIrI street Station and stations foot OF Des-
and Cortlandt Streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton
. roadway and Pennsylvania Annex station.
@SLyn; station Jersey CITY The New York Transfer
Snd residences through % destination
road Cab Service
J. l. HUTCHINSON r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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n2M8MEGsnMERlGnm 4 nN-E-

tul A'pl't ~ 4l"- lllNa .-7HI I'l1-NN u lIu--d
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS SERVICE
PlAMOi-T4-t HEREOF RG-HAMBU re
a victoria App. 1o. 10 AM -. ~ AN
leltSch5rd- Apr Il Columbia = 10 AN
r. 5isrrarcl May l. 10 AM neutschlauI. June L. 10 AN
tolumli7 MAY :. 10 AM -.Iu 10. 10 AN
DeUtsc bland ,. 4 > Pisunarc5 Tuna 26
A Nlctora Nav 30, 10 AN Columbia July ?. 10 AN
ININ-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
iI1MOCTH-CHE TRG-HAMBJ re
Moltke Mar % AM PannsvIva Nav - AN
Patricia Apr. > $50
" alterSee- Az \
FeHnsylv'a A Patricia. II PM
pretoria Apr 20. 10 AM -.
Moltke May q. $40 PM WaIderSee l. 30 PM
Patricia May Il. 10 AM Pennsylvania July = AN
Naiersee. May % $40 PM Nol+ke July Is PM
MEDTERRANEAN SERVICE.
NETWORK IES-GENOA
llfafl2 Apr l6 % PM Ial4fa June g. - PM
fhFnlci7 May q > PM Fhpricia June IS, = PM
HAMBJR AMERICAN LINE
orlces 81 and 81 Broadway Piers H0hoken. y. J.
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0sE e7F TO-DAY and prices suffered reaction
cl t--} JAILED 70 regain later. past
!l-zl.s nave favored sharp decline. 81 being known
te- several large long accounts the Of
Aa-lat-o'- he' the haste with which lot sold
OK MS morning came complete surprise the local
rae m market opened easy IN tone with prices 70 3
pts lower ard during The rest OF the forenoon
weak ll1ff tremendous liquidation and bear selling
western longs sold 10000 within
soLt fifteen under which option from
$50 % -" TIL OF the list IF proportion.
hosa March and April continued hold relation
70 ne later months scattering demand spot
re see movement. though The tired appear
ce ci The market undoubtedly prompted tLe preciIta
14-i1s0n ~ Western cotton. TIE shorts
stranded Tor profits AID traders
ne reaction theory Yet public buying figure
-st-e a. TIE lower prices the While
g-s -t-ff ta.-s- 20 s., the market failed display
siFe strength and sensitive selling
ron any quarter. Light receipts for Lle day and
eff -a-- estimates morrow orleans and
iolst1h receipts received tut passing Nor did
,sra-0Hs i.r export which reached thousand
- more --aE total receipts weight Modified
Sl-7if- ieT tE- weeks 'u sight equally Uupopu
~ a1- 10 Rho .as- continent beaTIsh. close
- M Het was quiet and steady, with prices
enaIsef - points lower Total sales for day
-fNiaI-1 a. 10000 bales. The III sight
Is follows Fo-t receipts 10000 bales. Southern mills
=. 49, overland 1000 Joss in stocks. week
j. s-It- W- lsHDgt bales. as lG1 900.
49, Has l3l"t' and iI ls!'s ia 90 bales
--r 90 ~ contract prices IN the local market day
mas as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-21
WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE
49, NEw-YORK-OU QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL
Tsutonic- Mar e. noon Germauic. ne No.
Oceanic APR. ? noon TeutonC
Majestic. Apr q noon. CymrC. Apr -, ~
Pier a. NoFth RIVER once broadway. New York
HAST ITALIAN LINE. ia VeIoce
Sailing every Tuesday Naples Genoa
BOLOGNESI. HARTFI ED 81 co % Wall :.
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DED ID" LINE.

!lED ID LINE.
Ia Guayra Puerto C1beIo. Curacao AMI Mara
Cauo. Curacao Calling also at Juan, L. r
Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
= :. FITI-AlELt'rilA Saturday. March
: = CARAtA Saturday April p noin
vessels have for pas
EOCITON. BLISS & DAI.I.ETT
General Managers. lS5 Frunt-st
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FAST ITALIAN LINE.

LA NELOCE"
NaNa-aZione ltallaua a NaTore Naples Genoa
REGULAR T. y. NAIL SERVICE EVERY w.
Nord America Mar. - Citta II Torin0 All ,
Larc" cabins. Dining saloon on promenade +o-t'
LOL0li\LSL uARTEIELD & Co 20 NaI
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York WEDNESDAYS Fridays Saturdays
FOR TENAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
points Texas Colorado Arizona California Mexico
GscrEia. Florida. s.. Delightful Excursions
Write for GtpGS- Pocket Guide free,
g. H. MALLORY ~ 60 Cen AStS Pier -, p r.. y Y
EUROPE. $500. CsrEs Excursion. by new. twin
Columbia 50,
tons June - Ais, Celtic June 6 IuIy a 50, T H."
class Jnequall"d advantages. Attractive side trims
Rhine, GERMANY Switzerland Italy. Holland Parties
May 3 T. June u by Lloyd via Naples ROUND
7. q. CLARh. III Rroadwav Y Y
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HOLLAND-AArERICA LINE
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE
- TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Campaua.. Mar. - A. NJ .SaNrua. Apr. 70 r NJ
Umbria. APR. T. J.. NJ Caupaua- Apr 70 g. r NJ
I.ucau.a Apr T., a. NJ ImbTa. .... May 3 / l. N
VERNON H. BROWN CO. Gen Agents
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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\ LIAM LINZ Royal Mail Steamers
New Twin Screw Steamships
ENNAIlAN l'NlAN ami TGNlSIA%- To-. ono tons eart,
q y 7 1; EA L TO LIVERPOOL
ST. Lawrence Route. Three days in Srnoo.b u,s,a
shortest Ocean Passage. 1850
Saloon 500 and upwards. second cabin s3- IA ,,,-.
Fl IS \ ALLAN. General Agents Montreal 9'
AUSTIN BALDWIN . co, % Broadway \ Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-05
The snanish MUSICIANS

Melody rules, is the universal ex-
preston, in speaking of those truly
remarkable artists the Forth Worth
Register says:
The reception accorded the trio of
Spanish musicians at the Christian
tabernacle was such as was to be ex-
pected from music lovers who knew
from previous opportunities the ac.
complishments of these artists. II is
none too frequent that Western towns
have with chem such musicians and
appreciation is therefore increased.
The present company consists Of
Sr Rocabrun, violin; Sr. Ferrer. violin
cello, and St Foure. piano. In the
playing Of such the subordination OF
noise 20 melody is the distinguished
characteristic Al no time is dynamics
the chief end. but instead beauty Of
tone, musical intelligence and sympa-
thetic phrasing Furthermore. on the
program was no single number where
melody was not the first consideration.
There was no technical students ex.
ercises TO send the hearer to sleep. but
the skill that comes from technical
mastery was applied to gems of musi
cal pretry, ripling melody and purest
harmony
The Spanish musicians will be in
Ardmore, May 7 and s., at the opera
house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-05
DISTRICT COURT OPENS.
The Grand Jury Sworn in and Pro.
ceeds 70 Business,


The district court opened this NOR
ming with Judge Townsend on the
bench. and all the grand jury present
After excusing several of the mem
bers and substituting others, the
judge proceeded to charge them as to
their duties.
charging the jury, the court took oc-
casion TO say that the longer he sat
upon the bench the more he thought
the use of liquor in this country
should be stopped
II had come to the pass, the Judge
went on to say, that II was almost
impossible for the people of any
neighborhood to have a dance or a
gathering of any kind without the
festive whisky peddler, who made his
headquarters in the bushes near by.
Whisky was the cause of nine
tenths of the shooting and cutting af-
trays. the judge said, and that was
one reason he called their especial at
tention to that class of law break.
ers.
The jury having been charged, N.
X. Buckley, from Colbert, who had
been sworn in as bailiff for the grand
jury, took charge of them and con
Quoted them TO their room.
Considerable business was then
transacted by the court.
J. B. Bridges. who had pleaded
guilty to selling whisky, at the last
term of court, and was allowed to
go free until the first day of this
term was on hand. and the Judge
sentenced him to six months in jail
and fined him 500. The same was
then suspended during good behavior.
W. E. Cooper of Milburn and G. w.
Crum of Isome Springs were appoint
ed notaries public.
}. M. Coulter, o. L. Bounds. r. J..
Bell, b. NJ. Stewart, all bankrupt ca
ses, were discharged as bankrupts by
the court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-05
Important Meeting.

Every member of the Commercial
club and every property owner and
merchant Of this town is urgently re-
quested TO meet me at the city hall
on Monday night at o'clock. The
object of this meeting is to try to de-
wise ways and means for a building
site for federal jail and for other
important business.
SIDNEY SUGGS,
Vice President Commercial Club.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-05
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head will
be received at the rste OF Ave (b}
cents per line. No advertisement re-
ceived for less than fifteen cents Csl
cents. Special monthly rates furnish
ed on application. The notice may
contain any matter of Lost"
Found" For Rent" For Sale
Stolen" "straycd." or any purpose.
without display lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-05

Beautify your homes with fine side
walks and paving. Crushed rock is
the most durable. Heavy foundation
5ock and uniform building stone in
any quantity quickly furnished by J.
w. and A. N. Lauderdale, Dougherty
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II PERSONALS. ~ {

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X. F. French is here from Emet.
Jesse Gumm is here from McMil-
Ian
J. NJ. McHenry of Alma is in the
city.
Sinner Boyd of Tishomingo is in
the city.
DIR. Charles F. sherford is here
from Leon.
Jack w. scanlon came up yesterday
from Marietta
c. NJ. Crowel is in the city from
wapanucka.
John Burk registered last night
from Madill
G. w. Mcmillan was here yesterday
from Mcmillan.
w. w. Smith came up last night
from Gainesville.
j. II. Fowler is in the city from
Graham attending court.
John Chitwood was in the city to-
day from Dougherty
Robert Crockett and Horace Mar
shall are in the city from Colbert.
p H. Rogers, large railroad con.
tractor, from Memphis, is in the city
today.
S. c. Treadwell, an attorney from
Tishomingo, is attending court at Ard.
more.
Mrs. Loomis of Denison. Tex. is in
the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Cecil
Jesse Holland is here from Thack-
erville to serve as a member of the
grand jury.
Anderson Boyd is here from Lex
ington, Ok, visiting his wife, who is
quite sick.
Commissioner Vim. Pfeiffer came
down this morning from Purcell to
attend court.
II. o. Love, Sam Black, j. L. Jor
dan and w. II Ritchery are in the
city from Marietta.
II. II. Kuttner OF Waco is in the
city, and We understand he is looking
for place for drug store.
w. A. Ledbetter left yesterday for
Washington, on legal business. He
will be gone about three weeks.
w. o. Duston, who is conducting a
large dry goods business at Ravia.
spent Sunday with his family here.
Robert Smith of the firm of Rust &
Smith, contractors on the NJ. X. & T.
road, is in the city, at the Whiting.
ton.
Mrs. S. E. Gardner and her daugh-
ter Anna returned home from Ennis.
Fort Worth and other Texas towns
Sunday.
DIR. c. L. Shuford, James Taliaferro.
DR.. Harry, James Fowler and Charles
Taliaferro of Leon are visitors to
Ardmore
Drs. w. NJ. Chancellor and j. Whit
field and G. W. Chancellor came up
last night on the train, and registered
from Marietta.
United States Marshal b. II. Col.
bert, who has been spending some
time at his home in Tishomingo. is
in attendance at the court today.
Miss Jennie Dillon of Berwyn. who
mas been in the city, the guest of
Miss Maggie Lawson, returned home
yesterday, accompanied by Miss Law.
son, who will visit there for a few
days.
F. w. Valiant, chief engineer OF
the A. c. road, came in yesterday
from the east, and, in company with
Division Engineer Gist, left this
morning for the west. Some radical
changes are looked for in regard 10
the A, q c. route west of here.
Mrs, George Hood and family went
TO Marietta Sunday. to attend the fu
neral of the baby of their daughter
Mrs. Bessie Freeman, which died
Sunday morning, and is to be buried
at Marietta this evening. number
OF Mrs. Freeman's friends accompap.
led Mrs. Head, TO be present at the
funeral this evening.