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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-11-07

knowledge thus acquired will be OF
great benefit to the embryo captains
and admirals in fitting them for their
future work.
Prince Adelbert. the third son OF the
German emperor, is eighteen years OF
age. He was born at the Marmorpa-
lais, near Potsdam. July IA. 1884. In
his tenth year he was entered In both
the army and the navy as an officer.
He is a lieutenant of the First regi-
ment Of the Imperial Foot guards and
at present holds active rank in the
navy as lieutenant of the training
ship Charlotte.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-11-07
r. + {: = = = +
= Uncle Sam S
:: !: :. New Navy :
r = = s. s. - >>

~ INCE Uncle Sam woke up and
L. began to build new navy
A he has spent $1G0,000,000 and
A provided for the expenditure
Of nearly $90.0O0.000 more for
fine construction of modern warships.
And the end is not yet. The last naval
appropriation bill authorized six more
ships. the finest in their class. They
will cost about S1S.0O0,000 Each sue
reeaiu2 congress will doubtless do as
much. if not more, until the United
States navy shall be strong enough TO
hold its own against any that sails the
seas
The last bill provided for two battle
ships. two protected cruisers of great
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-11-07

Regarded by the Netherlands Peo.
pie ns Hero and Martyr-AEe Has
AbRted His Force of Characteristic
kruscr's Daily Life.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

midday when runors large export had
point in favor naTise. was big sesboaTd move
indicating large total for the week Besides these two
influences the market likewise had the advantage Of
Of rain IN the ATgentine The fact that Liverpool was
bulls less confidence was further
developed AFTERNOON that intmatons
export business had been little premature but there
wers in the market close 70 prevailing figures Thas
might be put through The sales reported 1900
the figures al hand was lighter tha usual and North
being sti unayoTe6le % & for much q fS
week for wheat. with the only drswback-the Hessan
iatve trade at Chicago T included by the big
elevator both sides Of the market Its most
selling by that interest the other hand December
premium and closed relatively stronger than any
epG o on bsnas he list 80 Fgem st t0Ws s. came m be B a at
once part 70 Southern miIIeT and part to IoieaS e
coo bushels compared with a. 0c0 bushels year ago
lows: No hard Manitoba. s4!4c: 10 Northern Dg-
red all prompt S% sd satber
until midday when evidences OF big export business
further Impetus which lasted for the rest the
eebr qnG the es sror 4ea 6Sss bye o light
contract grain Receipts the West also showed
sather IN the West and southWesi The export trade
e @ an % IL oad DO a a and early
uaTy shipmen oqtports did = loads There ere were I local 5
account Ths English markets closed partly sd net
5no eoasa Sass1s ssi''s9 q!
The trade in oats was O moderate volume, and the
Ws g Curing se aa1ash h o closed
up very n without business Cash sales were 600
No white &c & track mixed no1nsl tragk whi5e a4
30 western @ 5se shoat; state rye 54a5iEo
5t0S+3s track sales load a for ,os5 ssPo!s ss4o
and mating. 4sa6oe. both +, Buffalo,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT: NEW

' York County.-Ronald K. Brown and George Ches-
ternnan as plaintiffs against Charles H
others. defendants In OF the tug
and sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action bearing date the Of
November 1902 and entered in the once Of the Clerk
OF New York the 21st day of November,
1902 T. undersigned. the Referee In said Judgment
sell public auction at the New York Real
OF Manhattan. In City of New York. the
teenth day 1902 twelve o'clock
that day By D. Phoenix Ingraham & Company.
directed by the said Judgment to
sold and described follows All that certain
lot niece Of land with the buildings and TN
proveents situate. lying and being in the Twenty
the CITY of New York. and bounded and
described follows Beginning at point on the west
formerly Madsonp Avenue. distant
two hundred and f2Ol soUthery the
formerly Grove Street and running thence
westerly and right angles. nearly with BathSats
ayenue one C1O0b feet thence southerly and
allel wit Bathgate Avenue twenty-one CID rset:
thence and parallel or nearly so with athSate
Avenue one hundred said and thence
Avenue. twenyone CID feet
,be roint or place beginning Be said several dnen
.ion ms re or less part OF the premises
ayed no the party Of the first part by William H Schott
an Clara G; SCho wife. by deed bearing date the
e4ca Of the Register City and County OF New
%nr ON the twelfth of July. 1896 in Block Series
Section II. Lber 80 s. and inde1ed
ndar Block 304e on Land Map OF the City of New
being now situated IN the Borough or
10 10 9ronx in said City of New York.
@i'T Neu YORK November q. 1902
Dateu 4''" ~ WIIFRED II. WARNER, Referee.
ArRERT LANE Plaintiffs Attorney, go Broadway.
r1e fooying is diagram OF the property to be sold
number being &Ioi 'See' oOEVusn "
the Bronx, New YORK:
Street
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
foreclosure gales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York Robert Hartshorn, Plaintiff. against William
LYMAN and Others Defendants In pursuance OF Judg
ent OF Foreclosure Sale duly made and entered IN
the above-entitIed action bearing date the l2th day
November 1902 undersigned. the Referee In said
will sell at Public Auction AT the Ne"
York Real Estate Saesroom No III Broadway N ne
day OF December. 1902 IL O'Clock noon. on that
day d. IngTahar1, AUctloneer the prelnlso
directed by said Judgment 10 be Sold and therein
scribed ALI that certain lot piece or parce
with the buildings and improvements lnsreu.
erected situate lying and hens in the Iwsth r Mslu
described follows: Beginning AZ .
point on the westerly side OF Fifth Avenue distant
eleven inches southeriy from the cor
by the intersection OF the westerly sac %
with the southeriy side OF One hundred
thrty-seYenfh street. running thence westerly
vi One a.d thrty-seveuth street and part
distance through party wall eigGIy-nEe reef
southerly parallel with Fifth avenue twenty
feet thence eastery again parallel with one nunue
part the distance
Avenue running thence northeTly along the
westerly OF Fifth Avenue twenty-five feet to ths
point place Of beginning be the same more or
Being portion the premises conveyed 20 William Ls
august o. 1884 ONCE Of the Register
City and County OF New York September 4 lssi
81 g. Conveyances. a page 4o5 SAD
being further known by the street nunner
Fifth Avenue.
Dated New York, November It. 1902.
MOSES COwEN, Referee
TURNER. ROLsToN & HoRAN. Attorneys for Plaintir.
% William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New forK
City.
The following a diagram OF property 20 be
sold described above. the street number being 2fs
Fifth Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

e.
rsFFFF-The coffee market yesterday. after opening
steady unchanged prices. dsll during me early
sassiGn then developed slightly improved tone ana
time active closed steady win pIices 1
10 points higher. and total sales OF 45''O
hsFs The early news without special festure-or
Al any rate contained nothing which the local trace
considered sufficient justify fresh operations Ihe
interior receipts cortainued small the hgures Tor 70
dsV showing bags, and this helped 10 seauF
the market while the gains were based larse! uPun
The which lndintainea heF
Of = franc 70 the Considerable coffee vas offered
early the day. but buyers and sellers Mere LIN
transactions were generally Hgh'
The bull CLIQUE credited with buying me eaL.S
r-5ors and selling the positions which, II tue
would apparently indicate decided reversal OF the
,rs[io1s tactics Sentiment Is perhaps not quite so
tearish tine but the majority &c heI 40
GO present low leN
80 he Trsde as whole seems disposed adopt walt
ing policy operating in the mean time TOT mere
market quiet and apout
steady the cf SIC for Rio No
The range contract prices in the local market u"
sav follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring I4c: No B 6Dq121zc; No red I35~c: NO :
4sc; No yellow 5bc; No oats 3lGSlAc; NO .
white gS4c: No 4yc; good feeding barley S3g
3Sc fair TO choice mailing 45g5sc; No haxseed 81 u;
No Northwestern 81 10; prime timothy seed - o.
cloverseed contract grade $40 NJ poTk per DBL
IS. lard ~ $40 65drsl0 Io short ribs sdes
oosei SIS 750sg; dry saed shoulders boxed ss sIteg
So short clear (boxad). IS 1899 On the Produce
Exchange to-day quiet; crearerles
s42Sc dairies I7q24c Eggs steady: loss on cases re
turned, 24c. Cheese firm. lO1G GGl21Ec-
Duluth Dec 4.-wheat-Cose-Cash No hard i35sc:
No / Northern 721sc; 20 Northern. IO1sc December
7Issc: NAV f4Iac. nacaronI No /. else; No z 5eSe
oats-December sic; May. 3liEc.
Milwaukee Dec wheat hrmer; close: No Northern.
IS No Northern. 14QI6C; May. IS+.G ec Rye
steady; No 62c. Barley steady No = 81 nc; sam
pie, 35a5Sc. Corn-May. 43<c-
second patents 7Os3 so: first clears 81 b ST. second
clears s. 300S2 40 Bran in bulk sl2aS12 .
PhiadeIphia, 4.Wheat quiet; contract grade De
csmber Corn dull; No = IN export eleV
b6c oats quiet No white. clipped SIg5I +sc' butter
Arm. good demand; extra Western creamery. PC do
prints firm; fair demand; fresh nearby
nc loss off; Western. &c loss on; fresh South
off, fresh Southern, Z4c loss on
40 fair to good small 12%@314c; do prime. large 1Sec
do fair TO good large, 12Aq1Sc- Receips-Elour ZOOo
hb1s and $50 600 in sacks: wheat 400 oush corI
81 900: Shpments-"heat 5oooo push' corn
- 900: OATS y, 900.
g. ionIs Dec. 4-CIose-wheat-No red cash nom
TiI 7ornNo 2 cash Sac; December 4oci May 5sstc
ats-No cash bid; December 3l7sc oid' May 81 sc
bid: No 2 white, 35c.
Toedo Dec. 4.-whest dull and higher: cash a &c;
CENTER 45c: MAY 43s.c dull but steady: Decem,
ber spite May. S3}sc. Rye-No q 5l5ac Seed dull and
lower: s6 TO: January and March so 40 prime
timothy, 81 IS; prime alske. IS %
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

tion sales closed to- day During the sales the
firm a good general demand. Prices advanced
the first dav and the high values were maintained
of cornbiug nerinos and all grades
crossbreds brought about competition, they
closed highest During the 600 bales
available. OF this total 52,oIo 20 home
trade. ~ 500 to the Continent and 1900 America
Five thousand held the first series
OF the 1903 sales Following are to-days sales in de-
tail: Wales, bales secured ScI1s 6t-d
greasy 5hdq1s Id. Queensland 500 bales; secured
I1-aaNis ETC: greasy .1zaas "a slcl9fa, Um sairs
tralia. IS bales: greasy elsdaTi4d West Australia
200 bales: greasy 64dde 400 baes
secured sisdals 1od: greasy 4d@i1sd- Cape of Good
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

SPOT closed quiet and steady. with quotations
unchanged the basis sJ0c for middlng upland and
SOC middliug Cuff: sales 7.416 bses. Southern
SPOT markets teIegrsphed follows: New-Orleans
steady, unchanged 15-16c sales. 3.4S0 bales Mo
lie steady unchanged at 7sc sales 800 bales savan-
nan GU.et and unchanged Tsc Sales 125 bales
Charleston quiet. unchanged 77sc. Wilmington firm.
unchanged 7&c- Norfolk steady l-l6c lower at S4sc
saies Baltimore nominal. unchanged. SAc
augusta steady. unchanged. at 36c sales 507 bales
- Louis steady unchanged. 1l6c: sales. 2I6 bales
Galveston quiet i16c lower At SIC; sales 200 bales
etpas steady. unchanged Sc: sales. is00
aes Estimated receipts at Neworleans for tomorrow
bales compared with IA a34 bales
ua last 1852 bales last At Galveston
10000 coo bales against I2 c39 bales actual week
bales actual year. Houston IS sched
uled 60o9 1000 bales against 1898 bales
last week TO- 500 bales last year.
Receipts the ports and Interior points to-day,
pared with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Dec 4-Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head; market
higher good to prime steers s. 90QS7 50 poor TO medium
S3qs5 so: stockers feeders S21S4 Io cows d tvE
81 10; heifers S24S5 10: Gamers 81 ZSqSz io So
81 10: calves So 50GST Texas FED steers g L9Bsf 70
IorsReceipts to-day, 3,OO0 morrow. % Uo lett
over $500; 5d10c higher; mixed and 6ntchefs
S. gOds6 as good choice heavy 50 4oqso 90
heavV s. 95fs6 35 light 5 bulk OF sales SO 20
f0Q9l5c higher good So 5s4 25 fair
mixed g 5ogs3 20; native lambs (show ianos
CINCINNATI Dec. 4-Hogs active and strong at s. 5og
s3 - Lambs strong at s. 5Or So 35.
East Buffalo Dec 4.-Catte-Receipts 200 head com
butchers stock 15q20o lower; others seaoy
Veas steady tops SIS 5GIS9; common good So 5Gpss
Hogs-Receipts 400 head; market active and 3gloe
higher: heavy, Sc 55IS6 70 mixed, Sc 6oQS6 81 fores
light Workers and pigs S6 5oSe CO. roughs
head: sheep steady lambs loc lower TOP
lambs. S5 4oS5 50 culls 10 good 81 q$9 3d. yeariings
S4dS4 % Sa 50GS4; sheep. mixed So 4easS oo
culs TO good. 81 75TS3 80.
$50 Texans; calves 50 natives and is Texas afHe
Fridays prices closed weak stocsers and
feeders choice and dressed beef steers
50 33QS6 IS; fair good 81 6$ 30 stockers and feed
81 2Is4 Western fed s3 159s5 50 Texas
Indian steers. S3IS4 25: Texas cows, II s5$3 10
native 5p0S4 native 81 25S4 40: can
s1ns2 25 bulls s2dSS S5 calves 81 29gs6 Hogs
Receipts, 400 head market bd1Oc higher top 70 %
bulk sales So 20gS6 so: heavy. ST. 0S6 35: mixed
packers So 05@S6 80: light So 12qs6 22 Workers. ST -
221a: pigs. IS 1895 OH. Sheep-Receipts. 4500
S3GS5 10 fed S3Q$3 wethers, $50
81 Western wehers. s3Gs3 80; stockers and feeders
81 a0GS3 T5.
East Liberty. Cattle steady: choice s6Gse TO-
prime. IS 6odS5 IS; good So 25ds5 80 Hogs active
prime heaves, SO 55GsS mediums 5OGs6 55;
Workers SO 45ds6 so: light 40s6 pigs. s6 4OG
s. go cus and 81 J0gs2: choice lambs. s. 25q
s5 40 Veal calves, s7ISS 25
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Holiday

coTToN-Folovring great excitement in the cot
ton market YESTERDAY pacific conditions preEalted
today. The started firm at advance OF 80
increased the Improvement
Tq9 points The advance was largely due TO the GOV
Of although there was moderate
amount OF investment buying following better class
cables been looked for the Liverpool mar
OF 2i5 points the future list
While points lower spot prices The rise was FUR
continued bad weather accounts from
belt Texas reporting further frost and rains
elsewhere extensive being menace 70 the
cotton grading The movement Of cotton was also dsaI
Exchange figures of the amount
about 440D bales, against
- 1900 and 391.6S5 In 1899
cables somewhat conflicting 10 the out
sumption abroad claiming that the Euro
due small offerings Of spot cotton
South others stating thai trade
look Stil others that European spnners We're
carrying small stocks OF cotton compared with orders
hand goods Growing attention is being given 10
the cotton, which is held in check the bears
affirm by the scarcity Of and the continuance or
unfavorable The outlook for the movement in
the is moderate figures fact which
checked selling The New York stock, while steadily
growing said controlled largely by exporter The
luarkeI finally steady rise of 1G3 points,
nc advance having been reduced by realizing in the af
lernoon Total sales Of futures estimated at luH-
ngD bales
The Of ptices the local market to
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. December 4, 1902.
REEVES Receipts. - I5S head mainly
signed direct No reported Dressed beef steady
tv dressed sides 7isli L.c per ~ Cables
RECEIVED quoted American live cattle selling 1911 a
I32c dressed weight; refrigerator beef lie rh
No exports to-day or tomorrow.
CALvES-Receipts. all for the market werrt ioe head
which IA Jersey stxtieth-st
re market steady for all and the
fully cleared Veals sold s5dss 100 ~ grassers
AT S3 25Ms3 10; of Western calves at 50 10 City
veals 1i4e lo country dressed easier Win
general sales 1ots l12c; few yearlings at f25c
dressed Erassers and fed calves at SIT d9c.
Sales- G. Curtis Son: Z veals. III fb average, at
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
1LvERpooL COTTON MARKNr.

Liverpool. Dec (. p. m.--Cotton-Spot fair de
nand prices points lower: American middling fair,
mid1iing, 46od; mddng 4.4sd: low mdding,
ordinary 42id: ordinary, AID The sales
the day 10000 bales of which 800 for
speculation and export and included $500 American Re
ceipts % bales including d. 800 American. Futures
opened steady and closed quiet and steady American
o. c. December, 4.<5d; December and Jan
i43l4 44d; February ADD: February
March. 443d: March April. 443d April and May.
443@4 44d: and June. 443G7i.44 and July.
4436i July and August 4-i3l4 lid
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

The approximate amount of the lien or charge to satisfy
which the above described property Is TO be Sold four
thousand hundred thirty.hree and thrtyshFee hun
rsI dsv Of November 1902 together with the plaintiffs
allowance amounting 10 $50 interest
tSs-soD from November 1902 together with the
nenses OF the sale The approximate amount OF taxes
water rates and other liens be allowed TO
purchaser the purchase money or paid ny tns
hundred and twelve and slxyseVen nun
dredths dollars (s312-67 and interest
Iated New York. November IL 1907
Da'e- - WulFRED H. WARNER. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine quiet Rosin
steady Tar steady faiPy aSflYe ans ana n6 6
a31 machine bbls 54c...- .TAR-Pine bbls. - 20 oil
bbls 81 .ROSINCommon 20 good srair co q ,9g
81 77lI. D. 81 So Z, 81 90 f, 81 e5 G., So H. 81 log
81 Il. I So 40aS2 So k So. NJ So so: N So 90. " G.
81 w ", 81 20
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin pois
Savannah Dec 4-Turpentine firm 5014c; receipts.
s63: sales I54 exports firm; receipts, 2 1e4;
sa:es 500: exports. 290. quote A. 2; c. D 81 40; D.
s.: n So so: " c. So 70: W ". 81 10. -
t'harleston Dec 4.-Turpentine and rosin unchanged
Wilmington. Dec 4.-Sprs turpentine steady. 5o3.c;
receipts, 81 Rosn firm 81 SogSl So receipts IL
I5O: l93.
London Dec 4-Turpentn--spirit 3ss Sd. Rosin-
American strained 5s fine 9s I'd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

S 70 100 n o. % n at So DO = n at s. 30;
!. H Hume & Bro: S veais Iao n, at $ % do.
s am n at DO e g N sS & DO 2s i. n r. at a. $ Fl
Judd & Co: veals. los n, IS so; little calves.
$. sanders: veals l5s ID. 50: 100 10 at So
H H Hollis: veas $50 ,b at IS 50; Q do. il5 10 at
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. including eass rs,6t S-
rect to slaughterers Is cars or 3aol head mske
q be sold. which 1913 at Jersey city
except really common 1ea15c per 100
e Good lambs ruled steady. but other grades sfoNeu
generally sold at s. s. 90 per 100 10 cis al So
at s5ase Dressed mutton. 5@G7c per ~ dressed lambs
It. = S 9 ,s ae ggs2 aes % s. g NJ
at s. Is 20 State Do. 30 n at S i5a IS Indiana do Il
No. at s. 3!: 81 Pennsylyana sheep and lambs Ie 10
Ps& ss'ins5 4 g. X b b a. $
@ ss i S. s!e5s dc 81 s @ o. at IT. s 81 IS S. IS Indiana ao ~
be Ndop vt e n Co q g I 4 Eqalo 1 10 lambs az m st. s. s r. at 50 90 %
s Judd Co los STATE lambs 81 h. At S. Bnna,o
do. 66 ~ S. 20; 10 Pennsylvania do S 10 at . %: 81
s. g pu4sio 5hssP d0 o4 'S s al STATE a.
do r n at g @ ESQ 80 uao H do q b at So 81 Ohio
sheep iii b at So 90 do 81 n. at s2 50
H. Hume Bro: 30 Pennsylvana ar ia lambs e6 10 at
s. sheep s o g n STATE at s. f . & aa at g. n at
81 H. G:!s Il Sis'? i,Ds 3 =
j: G. Curtis Som y state lambs 90 10 at 60 ''' .
p Harrington: 10 state lambs SO n at Sc 81 n
Andrew Mullen Qate yesterday: 40 state idIs co "'
s 20 :s5 a. So % ps4 head @
dressed sassc n for heavy to light at
So ?slf5 per ioo Sandfos i 70 fousls : 90 M a0
ro5sS5 6 81 Ts rs :, s a. q sas e'G sso S0ss
Andrew Mullen 1ate yesterday> @ 'e State h0ss' i ''
j H Hume Gate yesterday: IS State hogs IL
ID at Fl r Hollis date Yesterday hogs 1874 ro at
ST rs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
greasy. edesHd susno- Ayres. 800 haias; greasy
ErRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Liverpool. Dec 4-Closins, ns,Wheat-spot hrm; No 2
red Western winter. Is 10d: No Northern spring
stock California 6s 71zd futures steady Decemher
III May. 5s II sd Corn-Spot steady
American mixed futures steady January. 5d
March 2Isd. PeasCanadian steady. -es Tad Flour
81 Louis fanc winter quiet. Sc Sd Hops London
5Pacifc Coas firm. I5safI. Beef India
mess prime Western. Hau
Short cut. IA 16 n. quiet 5is Sd Bacon du: Cum
26 80 10 4ss: short rib Is to -
long middes. light IS to 81 10 SIS; long clear mid
50 o ~ 54s: short clear backs to
n. bellies Il TO 16 10. 63s-
Square IL to 70. dull Cd Lard-Prtnle Western
in terces Cos: American refined. steady
SOS. Butter nominal. Cheese strong; American finest
white coIored. 5as Tailow-Prne city firm 2ss 9d
Turpentine-spIrits hrm. 3es Cd RosinCommon steady
As quiet
2is Sd Talow-Austratan in London hrrn AIS 3D. Cot
tcnsesd oil-Hull refined, spot quiet. Els 1olzd-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE

eop BALTIMORE AND wASHINGToS-fss so.
1850, .1130 A. NJ. loo. *'S.4o. 500. 100 P. N.
From Liberty Street only 'Da1y- tDaIIy. except
sunday sSunday tParior only. Via
Tsmaoua. xSaturdays-
Ofces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor Hous-s
1900 Broadway. IS2 5th Ave. = Union
Square 15S East 18TH St. 2IS West f25th ST.
945 Columbus New York; Court St. 344 $50 Ful
to1 81 RrookIyn 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New
YORK transfer calls for and checks baggage to des-
W r. PESIER c NJ BURT
W. General Maraser. General Pass'= Agent :
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

The appro1oae amount lien chargs satisfy
which the sbove-described property be sold, is
77S,5S will thereon from the 81 day OF
November. 1902 together with and allowance
amounting S3S7. 50 with interest from November r.
1902 the Of the sale. The
prOxmate amount taxes other liens.
which are to be allowed the purchaser of the
purchase money paid by Referee, is 81 599 IS
Dated New York. November II. 1902.
MOSES COWEN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
READING SYSTEM

Liberty Street and south Ferry dtne from South
Ferry earier)-
rssroN BETHLEHEM ALLENTOwS AND
MaIGH CHINK-z4OO ais Easton ony). 10
a M 1 20 40 500 Is IS Easton only) P NJ Sun
95 A $50 P NJ
wIiKEsBARRE AND SCRANToN-z4oo. 9fs
NJ Il 0e p N Sundays. z425 A ". p. N
AKEWOOD. IAKEHURsT. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4-Oo 40 A. n. 1-30 go 40, LAKE,
Doo5 q Takehurst only), 800 (x5SO Lakewood only)
NJ SUNDAYS A. NJ
xfSII I. a M. T5- 40 P II.
AiNET am AND BRIDGEToN-tz4-0o A n. ti.S5
LONG BRANCH, AsBJKI FARk: oCEAN
PoiSTs.z4Oe $50. 11-3o a NJ. 40 $50, g. 30 ?. NJ
sacs0r ocean Grove. 800 \ NJ. 400 P n
Sunday,, ptkiIa IsEADING TERMIN AL)-zs4
n o. ~ e 20 300 1000 f11OO A NJ. f120o. 100.
n ~ - 90 $500 .4O0 '50o 1900. 1880 $40 P. NJ
80 is Mdt. -~,-,v-- s,,- - N .-o-.
.i1 % A NJ sIOO, Ir3-40 = 90. 100. t925 P NJ
81 = aptN9i II Nc HARRISBURG. POTTSynLE AND
Mi IN IAMsPORT-t4-O 400 a. rs. $500 lf9.I0 1000.
~ M a NJ Reading onIy) SfOO. 10 100 P NJ.
Sssd,1r Pottsvils Harrisburg only. f4oO- 800