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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, April 2o-ClosnE, Whea-Spat-No
Nerthern sprirg quiet 6s 31Ad: California dull
futures steady; May, ds sd July. Gs sd Corn"a3ot
steady July IS pad: September, IS 2l.di October
50 214d. Psas-Canadan firm, Is at london.
Pacific Coast firm. 81 l5s@i4 15s FIour-s Louis fancv
winter firm, IS Cd Reef strong mess s7s Id
Pork firm; prime Western. 76s. Hams-Shorr chr
/. to IS ~ firm 54s Cd. Bacon firm: Cumberland cut
6 to 30 n sos Sd short rib i6 ~ 52s Cd 1onp
clear nddes Iisht Is to 81 n SIS one middies
SIS. clear bellies. IA 10 10 ShodersSonare
II 20 - NJ firm. 40s 3D. Lard firm: prime western in
tisrces. sis; American refined in pals Sd Bu,ter
Finest United States firm ais nrrn, finest anoer
lean white. DIS; finest American coored TalIorr
Prime city firm 3os Turpentiue-Sprs strong sas "a
RosnCommon firm. ~. Petroleun,-Rss1aJ a.
T1sd- Linseed oil firm, 3ls Cd ''e"N''
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foreclosure Sales.
Nav YoRK SUPREME CoURT- CouNTY


~ NEW YORK-Anna N Rogers. IIain,r against
Rosa others Defendants-In pursuance OF
Judgment Foreclosure made and entered
action. day OF
April, 1902 undersigned, tIdg-
named will sell Public Auction. az the New
York Real Estate Salssroon No. III Broadway In The
Borough Of Manhattan. C,y % New York. on The 2oth
day OF April 1902 at II O'clock that day
John Boyd Auetioneer the premises directed by said
An that certain plot or Parcel Of Isrd situate "a the
numbers fOrtyhye 45, tortysx 49,. forfY-seYsa
(7) forty-eght 4s). IN Block number IT0I in Sec
the Land Map Of the said Borough. which said
together bounded and described
Beginning point formef by Intersection
OF the sourherly Of one hundred eighth Street
easterly line of F1Trt and running
along the eastcrly line of Avenue
hundred 400 eleven GiS to the centre
line of One hundred seventh and
eighth Streets thence along the
OF said block ninety-ffve feet: thence
900 feet eleven CID inches &c the southery line
and eighth Street: and thence westerly along
the southery line of One hundred and eighth Street;
t95) feet the point place OF
Dated New York. April S. 1902
S. L. H. WARD Referee.
MERRILL & ROGERS. Attorneys for PIaintin III
Broadway Manhattan. New York City.
The following diagram Of the property be sold
described above:
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NAVAL STORES.

steady undertone was noted for spirits turpen-
tine prices however unchanged and business quiet
Rosin steady quiet late prices Tar firm
unchanged and demand quite good In obbing
quote:
SPIRITS TURPE;NTINE-451 q 46c
TAR-Pine bbls 81 So; oil bbs SO g.
ROsIN-Common to good strained 81 G.; D and f.
81 TO- F. 81 rs: G. 81 So II, 81 SIS; l. 81 TO- K, 81 40; NJ
So 10; n. So so: W G SO so: W W. s..
STOCK ON HAND.
t1rnentine. j93 bbls
Tar lt+S pois
Savannah April 29.-Turpentine 4224443c: re-
ceipts 80 1855 receipts, 3.3Ii
tbls saec 5536; quoted: B. and d. 81 10; p 81 20:
T. 81 c. 80 So: l. 81 95 X. 81 As; NJ. 50 So.
n. So 15GS3 %: " G. So 350s3 80: W ", So 50GS3 60
Charleston April 29--Turpentine rosin unchanged
Wilmington. April 29Spirits MISUNDERSTANDING do
ing 10 casks Rosn-Nohing doing; receipts.
126 bills Crude firm 81 81 81 80: receipts.
bbls Tar 81 20: receipts. 104 bhs
London. April 29-Turpen tne-Spirits. SIS Cd. Rosin-
American strained. As 3D. fine. 9s.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April 20. p m-Cotton-Spot in fair de
maud unchanged prices: American middling. II SD
The sales OF the day 10000 bales OF which LOCO
speculation and and included 100 ler
Receipts 1900 bales including TO- 100 American
Futures opened steady and closed easy American mic
ding o c. April 10 Gid buyers; April and
May. 11-64a5 12eid sellers: May and June 1o6i4
1f-6id June and July 10-64d buyers July
and August 9-G4G3 1O6Id buyers August and Sepen-
46id September and October iS6id buy
ers November, 3S-6id sellers: November
and December Sid sellers; December and January
Sellers February So Gid sellers.
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approximate amount OF the Hen charge
81 81 60 with interest thereon April
1907 together and allowance amounting to
SIe7 wit from the Ith day
together of the eaie Tho approximate
OF assessments other liens
allowed the purchase our of the purchase
or paid by Referee. &1ec-s: The
oe sold subject prior OF
SOS 600 and accrued interest rany IL 1902
Dated New York. April 5. 1902
s. L H WARD Referee
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GiI1lIons.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace % God free and independent TO
Sarah C. Armstrong, William F. Havemeyer, Laura A
MacIay. James ia9enneyer, Sarah Cordeta Haveneyer
James Craig HaVsneyer Sarah Agnes Cattus, julia l.
Haremeyer LOomis HaYeneyerr Jennie Blanche Campbell
William r. Havemeyer I'd, Blythe Havemeyer, John C.
Havemeyer John G. Havemeyer, as Trustee for James
Hayemeyer and John c. HavcnIeyer Trustees for WILL
lam F Haysmeyer "a aud 20 all persons Interested IN
the of Sarah A Haveleyer, late County
New York deceased as creditors lesaees Eext OF kin
otherwise send greeting You and @sSh OF hereby
required personally be and appear
Surrogate of the County Of New York. the SurroSates
said Co Inty. held the County
County OF New York. the 9Th day of June 1902
o'clock the OF day
attend a judicial settlement Of
VIII and Testament Of said deceased and such Of
hereby cited. under the twenty
years. are required 10 appear by your guardian II
r have and apply
be appointed, the of neglect
or 70 guardian will be appointed
for in the proceeding
Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal Of the
Surrogate's Court OF the said County Of New
York be hersunto affixed Witness. Hon
Frank T Fitzgerald. d Surrogate of said
III. 81 County the County OF New YORK. the 18th
day of April the OF Lord thou
hundred and
J. FAIRFAX NJ LAUGHL1N
Clerk Of the SurTogate's Court.
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cotton closed quiet with quotations lice
basis niddlng upland Lice for
niddng Gulf. Sales. 5223 bales Southern spot
IN
changed, |; II-I6c; Mobile nominal 3-I6c higher al
16c steady unchanged plsc; Wilmington
firm, &c higher, 9se; Norfolk steady unchanged a.
94ci Baltimore nominal unchanged, 9xc;
quiet and steady, unchanged, CSC.
Receipts at the and interior
pared with the day year:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY APRIL 80. 1902.

are practically unchanged Territory woods, choicest
quoted secured basis follows. Fine
5Q52c; hne medium. 4764sc; medium 4Se The ordinary
Territory Fine. 4S650c. fine medium,
43R4Je, medium 39aaoc- Fleece WOODS quoted: Xxx
above OHIO, Z142Tlac; Y, 24125c; No 4. 2GG2.e
Michigan. and above. 2I922c: /, 25126c Austral-
ian woods featureless.
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new YORK CENTRAL

except -
HARLEM DIVISION
eos A NJ and g. IS p. NJ Daily except Suncays 70
field and Sundays only. at 9--o a. ~
Pullman all through trains
illuminated with PintSch Light
Ticket lib. ISL AIS and 12i6 Broa1WAy %
Union 275 Columbus Ave, 49, west I-9lh
and 13sth ST. Stations View YORK; S"s anu 10
Fulton and Broadway, 2. D., BROOKLYN
70 New Central Cab
c.-UIcs cbe residence By
Wsstcott Express Company.
Doe AOaur
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Borton April 29.-Very few buyers have troubled tho
wool market here this week and the business is dormant
The strfke IN thc wool mills in this section does nor
tend to improve the market and. although there is a
tendency to weakness to be here there prices
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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
7AIL1oA
STATIONS foot OF West rw.nty-third Street and pe"
yThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlnndt Streets il five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thirh sfrees
Station. except where Otherwise noted.
Cars York to Pts6urs Sleeping Car Pittsburs to
eheaso No seaehss e PisssDgTg and Cleveland
sSs ESss
as For cheaso eeVefand Toieo IND
1s ssa2 p. " h'G cHcaG5 LOUIS ExrHEssger
Toledo. Louisville fsia CinennatD. Indianapolis. chi
$50 P II. ST. LOUIS EXPREss;-Eor PittsOurr ind
oss F. 81 %EsrsnS Chicago For
7s ssF T. f r. fseFie RRRs
Route Connects for Cleveland. except saturday
f II Gs1:sas Am IsS saSSs
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
3d sse. $ G s0 Ga 1888 a aa a
12s5 P,ns Sss &l9 sDssGT2ssss ana ali
Paor and Dining carsI IS Dining carr 49' n Din
s Rs ss5 = B9 5B1ae ss, s.
Fa5 1 and P nsr Car tst s Disns es Dn
so 5PE SER r. caE a5 As mn 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s-25 a m and o Is
sEaBoSRD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-'FIorida and Metro
potan Limited. p m daily Express II 10 nisnr
daily,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-For Memphis
and New-OrIeans. BIS p. daily - .
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAf-l.oo a. M week
days and 4.55 n. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--I.SS a. m
weekdays and SIS D. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a. N. and 235 p m weekdays.
Sundays. f.55 Through Vestiouled Trains, f3sI-
fet Parior and Standard Coaches on WEEKDAYS.
Parior Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car anu STAND
ard Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY-1255 D. n. weekdays a., 1,-.--
For points New-York Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street station) 500 a. m. 4
D. m from Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets) 5W n
1850 40. $40 and II. 80 r. Sundays d. =" D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 CDesbrosses and Cor,Iandt streets zoD 2S
925 s55 Dining carr o. % Penna Lrnitedh 1oLo
(Desbrosses Streets f02 IDinins CSrt
1855 Dining Carr 55 1Z55 tD1nins tar)I -"
Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets 22O} zoo 5, LIN
Carr ass 425 25 Dining carr, 40 tDlnlns az.
Dining Carr 1.55 SIS. SIS. g. . p m n 10 nisnt.
Sundays. 10. $50 coaches % SD 20 e
Dining Carr Dining Carr 3.25 Dining Carl 300.
25 Dining Carr ass Dining Carr $50 (Dining Car,.
753 25 II 10 night.
1896 1854 Ill and 26l Broadway.
1s2 Fifth below 23d ST.; Aston House Wese
Twenty-hird Station and stations foot OF Des
Court Street $50 sutton
Street Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
COMPANY will check baggage from no.s
and residence through destination Telephone sIs
Eghteenth Street Pennsylvania Railroad CAP ser
wee 1y,-rCurNSoN T. r. WOOD
j. %. ~ Manager Passr Agent.
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Cofee cables: Rio-Conee marNet weak: No = Rio,
$3.50 exchange il 12d; 10000 bags days.;
cleared fer the United States, 1900; stock, CO. coo
Sanos-Coee market STEADY good Santos. $500;
receipts 5000 bags ttwo days; stock. 1o10oo Ham
hurg-Cofee market opened q pfeEnig higher at 80
?: was net zq@ pfennig higher; sales, 1000 bags
Eayre-Cofee market opened quiet and unchanged;
y m. advanced 2 franc. al 3 p. m quiet and
changed; $50 unchanged; total sales $4,000
har
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

little coing No Northern carloads soc asked winter
No = red, s9c through billed Corn weak No yellow
69c; No do. 6s1sc; No corn, No do, Ga &c. Oats
only steady: No white. 4914c; No do. 4SSsc; No 2
mixed 46c; No do. As &c. Barley SSflf0c Rye-No l.
IS &c Canal freishts steady.
Chicago, April 2o-The leading ranged as
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RAILROADS..
WABASH RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

u 3 IloN.
and 10 min. later foot West 42d ST. N.
'l:lV A, A.-For INTERIM points 10 Albany.
tI12Q A. Nd Hudson Riv- 4 Mob. Express
81 800 p. M.-Chieaso Express.
s2:25 p. M-Cont Linn for Detroit. Chicago 81 Yx,rt.
tst9 P No For Hudson River Points Albany
'6:l5 +. M.-For Roch.. Buffalo CIeved & CTica1o'
tI:45 M-For Roeh.. Buffalo Detroit & ST Louis
-9.l5 I. A-For SYRIA, Roea.. Mag. Falls bet. ~ chi
"Daily. Daily except Sunday. Leaves Brookyn annax
1 tio:45 A. NJ No IS O6 r. 81 Ieayas Iansa,
City p II r. Sta Mol III 20 A No ? AZ soso5{
p NJ Time tables principal .sc4s Psssso
A H. SMITH. c InNpEDr
Genl superintendent Genl Passs Aseat
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New JERSEY CentraI-phiIadeInhia 3 Readins

FOR PHILADELPHIA-(Readi TermtnaD-f'4Z3.
$500 'e-oo 1900 al 50, A. n. 100. 113o. 800,
80 90 ITO . P NJ az. Is mdt.
FOR READING AND HARRISBURG-'Aoo, ftsa.
500 90 1000. 1130 Reading onlv) A. NJ I'D,
100 $50 44o. 500 q. 80 Reading only ?. ", I2Is
ndt sundays "a % df.50 to Reading onlyJ A. NJ LOO
$50, u Reading oniy5. 500 $50 GOO. to Reading
onIyl NJ II Is mdt
For POTTsS1LLE. SUSBIRY AVID WILIIaMs-
PORT-,4O 9f0 G}.30 70 Pottsv.lls onys
so (430. 4 10 TO PottSvtlle only1, Z 30
p NJ II is undt Sundays - 2S 4. N, LOO (r3- 40 %
PottsVtIle 90 P NJ. i2. Is udt.
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new JERSEY CENTRAL.

Liberty (tiue from South Ferry i've
minutes earlier than below. except as noted.
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHuNk-s4oo SI-d5. East9n and BethlehssT
sundays "a IS A M 100. $50 P. n.
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-g4OO, 9.1o A.
NJ, z NJ sundays s425 A. NJ
'lOo, A NJ. 1.So g. 40 r41o Lakewood onlyo.
500 p. NJ sundays 10 is A. ~
ATLANTIC CITY-94 40 A. 81. SO ?. "
VINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-f4 90 A. NJ f3o
LONG BRANCH AsBrRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHONE
POINTS-'4OO $50 80 A NJ. f445. $50 P. NJ.
Sruiay \ NJ. 90 P NJ
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LackaWanna Railroad.

hea a New f9rx Got Barclay and Christopher Sta
1000 A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louia \
lao p M-F'or Buffalo
TACO p M-For Scranton and PIynIoutb-Bunes
-o-lo p M-For bunalo and Chicago.
's:4o p M-For Utica, Oswexo, Ithaca 6ufY,.c
siVo y A-For Buffalo and Chcago--ThrouGh Sissos
Tickets ct AZ broadway. Cor. 1S5 nrunH,
Cor. 18th ST.. Broadway 81 y sss E,,lt1n
Brooklyn
DAILY. tExssst Sunday.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR B2ITIMORE AND WAsHIyGTOS-tsoo
1000 -fi3O a. NJ. "l0o $780, US 40. 800. Ito
P. ~. AZ - nsdt-
Ofces Liberty Ferry. South Ferry 113. 26f &5&
1860 Broadway, 1s2 5th Ave Is Union Square West
MA Fast I25th ST., West I25th ST. 2lo Columbus
Ave New York; Court ST., ga. Fulton
Ivn Broadway WIFI srasburs. New Transfer
60 calls for and checks baggage 20 destination
St onIv. 'Datly- fDanv except Sunday
sSunday only tParior only.
G. BESI.ER. c. II. BURT,
Gen'i Manager GenI Pass. Agent
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10Sth Street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10
JOSEPH LETTER
PASSES CRISIS.
But Plunger in Wheat Is Still Dangerously III
Mother Summoned Hastily.


Joseph Letter VINO made The scnSt-
u1at. SQUIRT whoa, o. Cnicisu tn 1926.
'ns.uc NJ'.orp iu uHs I..D aud Sh, has
Do ,u lyinE dnuv,-,Isfy 30 in h.s tpir.-
m"uts lH Yuud y opposite. the Wal
i1r Nsr,-., .r N,si This,y-tpi-i street.
WIS r,gt-t. much ,,'tr- 'o-dly -
b 500 gI.liu Dr HIarpnk curtis
r. 900 Evening WorI reporter Dr.
said.
Mr. I..t,~ hls ra--. N r..i- AMI
has" great g'p,s Cor l.s recovery.
4 great sutUv .t-.f.rs allied coda,
fr .tI were MORN 'h.. NJ Letter
...li ~rr -, pnr Nj Letters c,u-
d.t.pu WA 50 serious s,..-rda, thar
q ON .t,tun 10 physicians vas call
ed To-day h mother. Mir. L. H.
Letter received IN her apartment, I'm
the walIp-f-Asur. fpr tn hrs, tim.
sins" shs arr yyd here from wlsh.ng.
ipn.
Mr. Letter contracted 4 severe. Gid last,
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Delighted with ais sol's success. l. z
Letter iS said 90 hay" pla ,'i IN tA'
Young mans control his entire hold
ings consisting %. S3D.c1n.co
Alarmed at the prospect the p.urs"r'
81 Chicago combined TO fight the COM
mon enemy Tn" great wheat Stcr-.
houses Of the Northwest were empiicd
TIE grain poured into chicago In an
almost endless stream As fast - 'he
wheat that came into Chicago was
shipped To EUROPE thousands % bush.
".s ~ wheat from unlooked-for quar-
t.rs ,"pk IT. place"
when 1t was all over L. Il. Letter tor-
ro"ed 10000 from the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company he
sold choice lot It Madison and STATE
streets Chicago. FOR s., lr.."r He gath
cred other holdings and he paid the
d-'ts 90 his son. who u, Few month.
had been in the lInclight NJ the ar,nc.a!
world
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SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
s~mhrirh. Nnn Rnos aud lie Narrhi
DeitG ht~d Large Audience.

Great names ,gr The magnet that al
N" Metropolitan opera House on sun
day evening" and with Mime Sembrich
Van Rp"y and De march, announced rs
the participants "a last evenings must
cal feast. the Fire Commissioner y
standius-ryom order was brayely so
tered. Nine Semorirh, unlike some
other prime dome. likes 10 sing Tor
the SUNDAY rroHds, and last evening she
was In glorious yol.e aud spirits AZ
ter her 'Eruani aria the audience tried
hard To- break the no encore rule ~
they did after her delightful rendition
~ strauss S'rrrGle and two-fol6
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.ELOPERS ASK
TO Be FORGIVEN.
ELIMINATION OF ROMANCE
OF PRETTY UNION HILL GIRL.
Mrs. Thieiman Had Objected to
Reed Paying Attention to
Her Daughter.

Miss Annie rliclman that was. Mrs
Elmer Reed thai * will to-day ask her
mothor's forgiveness for nor runaway
mastase Hut with or without the FOR
given~r- she Is tho wife OF Mr. Reed.
and hs- a home AZ No i23 Boulevard.
Weehawkcn
Mrs. Thi"lman aap lives ~ No. -
hudson avenue. Union Hin y J.. OBJ
i.ctcd 20 Mr. Reeds attuutloUs 20 her
pretty daughter Miss Th.olman pre-
pared hrr rousseau. which she left at
the hrm" of q friend. and yesterday she
ard her lover With the fri,nd wont ,o
'ho nome nr H",. Herman Schoppc and
Aer, married
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lr.-sei a. any nan sh. associated
t.-l Ter apartment ~ '1rso roncor-
10 y, VAS furnished no lavish style
she cared nothing 'or the criticism %.
;hos" shp objected to her adoption "'
he clothes and habits OF man. and
she often walked abroad ard was pho
tograph.-i attirsa az IN Italian caval-
- officer
II Vas a school teacher wen met
her Sh" took fancy tn me- and
begged M, tp live with her consent.
II after she had assured my father
that she would provide for M she let
me To believe would b" remembered
In n.r will Was forced to leave her
several times hac,u~" 10 lcr habits
hut she always Induced me to- return
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London Daily N~w. sold.

LONDON, Feb. lO-Anoth,r change
has aiken place In the propric.orshly %,
the Daily News. II this city George
Cadhurb has bought nut his co-pirtncss.
A special feature will be- made " social
reform. Beiting and 'ur.nrws will he
risiilS excluded rom the paper.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10

songs by Tlubcrt Van Rnay WAS not
lmprcS-iE" 90 MIrehtud Hans Hell.
ing but ht CAV" ;wu Dutch folk songs
Hlth vote" Ind manner To- satisfy Tho
most fistidluus ID march, aad a. strain
- lot Go encompass IN" llt.tIiluuus
"ti-lo T. Mar from La GIocundl," be-
hr was happier Ia an AMBROSE Thomas
aria Tn. orchestra hlled q Large part
~ tn. Programme and played brilliantly
under NJ bdrrpsrh's -ui,rsh!p. IN.
B""thuy"v ''PulouI!sc' being pirtlyu-
larry delightful
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LED ST. PAUL'S FIFTY YEARS.
The Rev. ". :. Coary. of Ea.tch-s-
ter. Celebrates M. Jubilee.

Tn. Re, William C5Tcy is celc-
bratinE me n;tieth anniversary Of his
Installation zoe rector NJ 81 Plul'S
Protestant church OF Eastchcster. Tho
.,.', .'ttilu Itstr t,st,rdnN and will be
continued during tn. week
Tn. Rev III Dou"y is sev.nty-fvc
,,r-S .I and vas born iu thi- risy Hts
parish Wa rstsbl..1 'd - wears ago
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PA PROSECUTES eLOPERS.

Annie ScliNer. ninetoen wears old. and
Louis Dlmoud were arralgucd in the
Jefferson Market Court to-day charged
Ni;h larceny The complainant wah
Abraham Solver, the girls father. Of
NJ ~ Dawson street. 'nr Bronx
The young people elop.i THURSDAY
nlgat. taxing Rith them. en- the father
saws, two ~ Mrs Sulyyrs rings and A
IlGi diamond stud
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Objection to bishop Gore o,.rru,..

LONDON, Feb. IO-In the King.
Bench Division ~ the High Cour, Of
Justice to-day the Lord Cn.rf-fustir..
Baron .Alverstone discharged fng mi.
Bisi In the ease of the Right Rev
Charles A. Gore. against the cnntirma-
: tion OF whose election to tn B.Hhopric
OF Worcester John Kenslt and other
eBfi- Rituaiists appealed To the Court
The Lord chief-Justice held that the
o1jsctors had no right TO lnterpose.
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ASKS FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
William Mckinley Sues the Metro
potitnn HALLWAY Conpnny.

william Mckinley l. the plaintiff In a
suit r"r t,0."J damages from the Metro
poli;an street Railway Company. on
tr.l before Justice StcckIcr tn the Su-
~, me Cnrr: Today He Claims that he
Nas Knocked luv.r ~ A trolley car la
SO AMI that both his legs AMI his rlgnt
trm were broken
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10
L"i- o,r, Victim In Hospital.

special 70 no Evunias WORLD
NEWARK y J.. Feb 10 -Six-year-
OLD Doll. Lowmettc j. In 81 Rarna-
bass Hospital In serious condition
from an attack by a man FOR whom the
police are looking. The chiid was stay
ing with family In Pennsylvania
avenue. Her home 10 In Jersey CITY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1902-02-10

The sunday World Want section L
an inexhaustibIe fountain; It is fed
by those who have and supplies thosy
Sho want
The daily sentinel., 1902-01-16
DeliahtfuI Winter Trips

To all resort points in the south and south
east at attractively low rates via the Colo
RADIO Il Southern Ry, Here are few of the
many resorts to which round trip tickets are
now on sale:
Texas-Galveston Houston
Austin San Antonio
Rockport FL Paso
Louisiaua-New Orleans Lake Charles
Mexico-City of Mexico Monterey
Guadalajars
Florids-Jacksonville 81. Augustine
Key West
Cuba-Havana
New Providence-Nassau
Ours 10 many miles and many hours the
ahortest line between Colorado and the
south. Our through trains carry handsome
Pullman slsspers and elegant cafe cars.
II USHER, @ P T.. Denver
Newport daily independent., 1902-06-21
I. D. Price's for hammocks.

U. O. Hangenback of the Sawyer Paper Company, St. Louis, was calling on his newspaper friends Saturday afternoon and will spend Sunday in Newport.
 Burglars robbed the Pearl Saloon of two cases of empty bottles Friday night and upon discovering their mis- take, left the stolen goods in the alley to the rear.
 Miss Coreene Scull returned home to Little Rock on the noon strain Sat- urday accompanied by Miss Annie and Roy Dutton, who will be gone two or three weeks. The latter will also visit at Malvern.
 Misses Ladye and Stephanie Pagan, very popular young ladies in Newport society, arrived Friday night from Chicago, where they had delightful visit. They are the guests of their sister Mrs. o. D. Watson but Miss Stephanie will spend aportion of her visit with Mrs. B. B. Bond.
 Misses Mae and Jennie Cook and Mrs. V. Y. Cook came down from Batesville Saturday on their way home to Elmo. They were met here by Col. V. Y. Cook, who has just re- turned from Fayetteville, where he attended a meeting of the board of regents of the state university of which he is a member
Newport daily independent., 1902-06-21
LODGE MEETINGS.

I. o. o. F.-Every Monday.
 Red Men.-Every Tuesday.
 Royal Arch-1st and 3rd Friday. Jackson Lodge-2nd Wednesday. Jackson Chapter-4th Thursday. K. of P.-1st and 3rd Wednesday.