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New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. May l6-CattIe-Receipts. $500 head. ncud-
Texans; market active and steady. prime
SIGS7 50; medium S5dS6 30 stockers and
feeders, s. T5a$5 81 5ORS6 -. heiters I5a
Gamers. J0I$2 30; bulls s. calves s.
a$7. Texas steers 900 So HoEs-Tteceipts
day 2IO0n head, - 900; LETT SCG0;
market 5ff1Oc higher closing steady
81 coast 10 good choice heavy 81 3rt$1 f1is
heavy. S6 20 light. T5GST STQ
81 - Sheep-Receipts 6OO0 head sheep
strong lQc higher, good choice wethers
Western sheep. s. 50S6 So native lambs IS 5Og$6
Western lambs. 81 51HS6 So
East Liberty Nav l6-Cattle steady; choice. So aSG
81 5 prime SO 5oGS6 So good s. S0Q$6 30 HOGS lower
81 30 heavy Workers 81 25qS! 30 light do, 81 Od$7 20
pigs. 81 sodSI rouShs S5S6 -. Sheep steady: prime
wethcrs. s. 60QS5 -. culs and commn, 81 5Og$3 80
Kansas City. Nav l6.-Cattle- Receipts / 100 natives
Texars. calves. beef steers 54IOc higher
best grades Of classes strong; common wesker,
choice export dressed beef steers ST SS -. fair
good $5a 81 10 stockers and steers Sass Western
SASS 30; Texas and Indian steers So 6547
So 5; Texas cows. 81 aogSi "a native S2aS5 ~
native heifers So 35el 81 30; hs
So 25HS5 25 calves s. 50Sd T5 Eogs-Receipts 10 t1
grades lower; others lower; ton 81 42Is
bulk OF S7d$T go heavy 81 2OQST 42Is. rrixei
packers. 81 lOS7 3O light 81 60GST Workers sTGS7 Ia
pigs 81 25dS6 10 Sheep-Recspts market IOFs I5C
higher native lambs, SIS 65TST TO- Wsster
lambs. S. 4OGS7 Is: native wethers.
wethers 81 30s5 90; fed 81 75qS5 Texas cnDsJ
yearlings 50 50q$5 so; Texas clipped sheep 2dS *
Cincinnati. May l6.Hogs active. lower 50 T5GfS7 70
Cattle steady So So sheep steady. 81 T5aS5 Ib
lower So 5Oas6 spring. 81 5Oqs7
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
"FLL SHOOT TO KILL"
FLORENCE BURNS MADE THIS THREAT
ACCORDING TO MRS BROOKS.

The testimony presented yesterday at the Brooks
inquest before Coroner Brown and a jury was
largely repetition Of that given in the hearing
before Justice Mayer.
Detective Sergeant William Colby told of asking
Mrs. Burns what time her daughter returned on
the night of February H. and of her replying that
Mr. Burns had told her answer questions
Ruth N Dunn testified that she had met Brooks
frequently in the fortnight preceding his death
She identified letters of her own and of Brooks
Edward J. Reardon, Of the county detective force
told Of his talk with Florence Burns. when she
had given him her hair combs and told him that
George Washington must have taken s32 from the
clothing OF Brooks.
Mrs. Brooks repeated her story. She told OF
threats made by Florence Burns against Walter
Brooks. Florence was at the house one after
noon in December. and returned again in the
evening" said Mrs. Brooks. she asked me at
this second visit if l could guess where she had
been, and when l said No she said she had been
home 10 get her fathers pistol. but that ii was
in his dra Yer / noticed that she had some
thing IN her left hand She said: My mother and
are good shots, and 1 II shoot TO kill. If Walter
does not marry me III kill him | asked her why
she did not Kill herself, ana she replied that such
a course would give ne too much pleasure
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
HAsBRorck FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
ULSTER COUNTY DELEGATES FOR HIM-MADIsoN
FOR CONAN
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Albany, May l6--The Republicans Of the Ist As
sembly District of Ulster County to-day elected
delegates TO the Republican State Convention and
instructed them 10 vote il favor of the nomination
of Judge G. ID. b. Hasbrouck of the Court of
Claims. for Attorney General The delegates elected
Samuel d. Coydenkall, Surrogate Charles Davis
George J. Smith John y Cordts Victor Shultis
Christopher y. Dewitt and Charles A Shultz The
national and State Republican administrations We're
praised.
The Republicans of the lid Assembly District of
Ulster County took similar action yesterday by
electing delegates to the Republican State Con
venuon pledged 10 support Judge Hasbrouck for
the nomination.
There thus two Republicans Of prominence
who VIII be supported for the Republican numina-
uOn Tor Attorney General. the Madison County Re
puhiCans having yesterday elected delegates
pledged to support Henry h. Conan, Deputy AT
IoTney General for the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
EURoPEAN PRoprcE MAnrrrs

H2[thern spring ss ID No csforn,s SPOT steady & mo
GornIsuot stsadv JuIy es I'D September 6s 3ssd
6 "a Po. % si@d futures quiet Juy IS 81 1rtoter
fs6ey stptsr STEADY, 6s lO1zd FlourCSt Louis
arrn q Isas4 ni ~ Is Sd Hops London~Pacidc oasi
81 - =, dys4As lbs Beef hrm extra TDdfa 1ors "a
i3h "a strong prime mess Western 76s h mess iUIs i @
cut 29 10 So m 5s e sA % Bacon steady: Cumberland
S aafs light Is 70 "a ~ b2s cd Iara n 70, es S7 id Ie
TO- Cd. % W o ~ 9Zs short clear backs 10 to 20 N
square Ii to is e r. o1t, lt to ,o le m 52 Sd
10 tierces Irn 55s am AT'e5 Sos % LardPrtme Western
arm At Sinest United States arm s5s Cheese
city ar sis Te5,is; 9sq eis; 90 new 55s. Taow-rime
Iinseea Ill May As 55zd Petroleum-Refned steady 7Itd
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
ton Of Brazilian coffee is as fol.

COTTON-Sufered relapse today and closed
a bottom. The market opened easy. with
prices TO points under active local. foreign
and Wall Street selling, prompted by weakness IN liV
erpool reports Of further general rains in the belt ana
generally cheerful accounts Belief that prominent
leading large selling
months frightened WOuL-he
buyers disheartened smaller longs. The first wave
subsde until July had dropped 20 SSNc
and August S5se Then quick shift to the bull
light receipts tomorrow, hullish predictions for
end statements and claims that too much ram
had fallen in portions of the Western belt july
stimened @ SG3c. For time the
market every appearance doing still better. though
outside support forward slowly once more Wall
Street influence and prices
quickly the entire advance. During the balance
Of session the In state OF unrest win
sensitive orders from either side Port receipts
bales and export cearances We're
nearly The worlds visible supply lost 100
900 bales with 9s 600 bales week last
wear in statistical showing the
market refused show strength. The close was
nIer with prices net points lower. Total sales
25oOOO bales The coal strike and the
three day adjournment Liverpool tWhi'suntfe) heped
to discourage ventures the bull side at the mo
The of contract prices IN The local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, May l6, 1902.
COFFEE-The market opened steady with prices
5a points higher. and after the call further advanced
about points brisk general buying led by Wall Street
commission houses shorts. Baltimore and local
importers sold has been their won't ad-
vance for past Firmer European market
cables and rather lighter Brazilian receipts than predicted
were the chief factors Late in the day the
whole list eased off under realizing by local longs. and
The market closed quiet net advance OF points
Total sales for the day reached 1880 bags. All foreign
markets to day HaNre gaining = franc, Ham
burg y Rio 80 l0o reis while
exchange Rio l-l6d - l1-32d Primary
receipts aggregated and the interior
ment lI6D bags. For spots there active de
mand, and the market quotations based
3-l6r for Rio No !. invoice lots
The n local day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
souTHERN corroN MARKET.
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. May le--"The Commercial Bulletin will say
States:
At last the demand for wool shows Improvement
over ihTee months II has been almost stndsti
uyes nor interested IN but small line. This week
H'te been more buyers around, including OF
Se,t s S'ls 1iiaerS Prices. however show improve
a4u sun rule IN favor Of buyers, sales Of
IC.il'4y having been made secured
,1t,t NieE January continues strong,
- Per cent advance superior merlnos.
sscests OF Wool in Boston l.
period "A - 0e''1' "o'ois'o'0 10 io' 'he
et'h slIme to are 9 72O BY n against
sh!Eents Of 1855 25s for Inc me- TSrind in is9i
II $40 AGA n ~ ~ hsha IN Boston January l. 1902. was
me- s;I ~ me Total stock to-day Is ri 33I 7I5 b
INC STOCK on hand May Is 1901 was 70 9o1 500 n - "
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

Ml,i AiS.Some advance In tin at New-York gave a
This followed gain Of us ID at London. where spot
metal markets viii be closed to-day until TaeSdsW
gu@l 75al2S lake at I2 Tso to Sti@a4G eiaS4G
ytle @ at II % SHal2e and casting at 1S7 qI2c e;ectro
with spot and futures f54 los ruled stead
en- rs Ga s9eer ruled steady locally ahd the Se
market ruled steady Pig iron a warrants @ remain h 1Gs iron
r%u9Fy sIo N91thGrn $l9 Soa$2D So No foundry
$40 5o No foundry southern. SIS 500 siS 80 The
55s Middlesboro at iSs IClsd closing at
ald; dASSES S5 AND sYRPS-LSeally there steady
steaaY lT nIn syrups were quiet but steady. Quota
Iie fair I7nlGe good l7@2oc. prime. 22a27c New Or
15al7c good lsai9c prime 2oa28c fancy a4asSo iSr
4 4CEAN FREIGITS- The general demand for steam and
Quotaon to Liverpool and dGSS9g AHaeTp change s
24d Newcastle 25sd; Hamburg and n1s1oi RT and Hull
ndon Oats Is on to fATRsT2R GsF iGO n oe
terms June HHG % ] li hence to south Africa private
and Norwegian steamer, tons phosphate Fernan %
sh steame toms Or ea st Private
hsdp R5ys'e @ Norwegian
fry2ts TENS British steamer 74g tons chalk Dunrk
ore re- Bilbao to Philadelphia. loc, May British steameP
states tat 2s May three British 1880 is97 H aSd
b lISi tons coal Ph9delphia to Havana private terms
Cienfaegos private terms British stean1 nnadeR6ia LIB to
Sa 'oP S99l and sote N02h ss to
;s ss5b ars g. 'a q SSs @ $S
steamer Ss5 tons hemp Progreso TO Boston &c and
per cent Norwegian steamer Oi tons West India trade
two months private terms.
OF Hatteras, logwood, private terms British shin ak
tons general hence II sydney
terms July; Norwegian bark 4ls tons deals sbsdac to
West Britain including Preston AS Cd:
tons deals Shedae 70 Lisbon as Sd Italian bark 9oi
So tons. deals Mirmichi to Las Paimas * 1rsncs %
schooner ld tons pineappes bahamas Baltimore or
Philadelphia Santiago 81 10; schooner oa7 @ IIa @
Brunswick Ia Philadelphia, l5lzc. schooner S35 tns
lumber St simons to private terms schooner
private terms bark SS7 tons lumber savannah to-
eraI cargo Philadelphia Bath s15OO sbone al gen
plaster staten Island 10 Chester Zoe schooner ia tons
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
HAIIHoAD.

ID nuns ''Or 0rosses and Cortiaadt Streets
CJThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt streeus is tive minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station. except where otherwise noted
New York to Pitis5grs sleeping FIsnurE
sSs 1 " RSsT iNf Is PisSsrs and clsxeaaa
e A VI RENNsYLyASIA es
Cars For c6ieaso cieVeand Toado ciheiaass.
80 = ": eh5cAa6 $ y: LOUIS ExRREss,7 1s9
800 p. VI. ST LOUIS ExFREss-For Pt,tssurz Ind
s5aPos b LoTlsyts 8. Lens ninHg csS ssaro For
Toledo except Sattrsay < 6ianE Car
..55 p. VI. PAGfFic EXPREss@For PittssurE and
pehisaso For KnoNsiie, daily; shenandaah Valley
SIS p w. eIEvERD II ANb C1NeNN ATf ExPREss
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
80 rs ee5 Carr, lo.lo DesbEesses and co-t,
na Si:ss 5S jG2 bHths g. SHT SSs ls an o
a4or snd sSfef sHs n,s 2C 2 cqRsTssSe59 ss SR9 LIS & a
sandaS l !9bTi3ig g i36 Gar , So ios nd pas ca a
n. 1855 Dining Carr 81 25 'Congressional Lin. :. an
Ing Csr1 asa 1BiSnr Can 3 a5 me- II 10 night
SOUTH @soGTHEI,N RAILw4Y.-EIPress. 3 20 4-sa p m. L. 10
ATLANTIS COAST L-ISE.-E1presz. s25 and as
sahSAfR po9 A LIE q 5 ETSFss isa Hss: sS:
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-Eor Memphis
CHESAPEAKE AND oIIio RATLwAY-7a5 a. week
FOR 3tR III, PoINT coNFoRT and NoRFoLx-156 a m
AASTc sdadST! 5 rS,5SsS aPa %susa S e n fss sS
fst Parlor Cars and standard Coaches on wesk6ays-
Parl0r smoking ParlOr Dining stand
ard Coaches
CAPE MAY.-i255 p. week-days
Fer points or NeyXork and Long Baneh lairoad tfTo
West Twenty-hird Street StatiOnl. SO a II 20
32S 455 and II. .25 p. m. sundays, a25 a. m. ass
0rCn DesbTosses and COrtlandt Streetsl, 200 a.
m. 1850 24o. $40 and n.aO p. N. Sundays. a45 A.
SIS r.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
i1 and GoTt13d5 % sFfs5 g Ps5ns e s 10
tDesbrosses COrtlandt Streets l02Ol Dining carr.
1855 Dining Carr IL IS 1888 Dining Carl 10
CDesbrOxses Cortandt Streets ) 255. 25 (pin-
Ing Carl 25 Dining Carl As Dining Carl.
3 S5 Dining Carr 7.55 S25 ass q 25 m 2 10 night
SUNDAYS, 10. s. (no eoaehesl - s55 92o (Dinsf
Car 81 S. 10 IS Dining Carl u %
Dinins Carr L55 Dining Carr $25 (DlnisE Car 3sSs
"a Dining ass Dining Carl. 5o5 tDlnins Car)s
755 SOS. Q. 10 night
Ticket III and 26t BroadwaYs
1s2 Fifth Cbelow 2Sd ST.; Astor House. Wssr
Twentythird station and stations foot OF Dss-
Streets: Court Street 500 Fulton
Street 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
Brooklyn Station jersey CITY The New York Fransfec
COMPANY will can for and check baggage froIn hesss
residence through destination. Telephone slS
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvana Railroad CAB SER
l. Il HUTCHINSON T. r. WOOD.
General Pass'F Agank-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
NAVAL STORES.

SprltS tuTpentine firm. a in
l'bolng WAY. but large practically ~
tue nafkSJ The South AT about 45Ioc. ROsin
We ~ ~ - -~>0 R''~N9
4Stac ~ anu 'NN~N''s '0"' foH
TAR-Pine bbs 81 80: oil bbls So 75
ItpSI IN--Common TO good strained 55QSI S7i,. ID
II % T. 81 10 F. 81 10; G. 81 72r: H. 81 T7ls l. So i5
~ = 90 NJ, - 10, y, S3 81; W G.. So -: w w 81
STOCK ON HAND
lS'rtt .2O. $50 bbs
1g' '"t''''i'e-- 1874 bbs
al .456 bbs
SSaEannah' SAY aah' MAY l6-TUrpentine hrm 45Isc receipts
I2"I pns. sales, $40 ROsiH lrm; receipts $50 bbs
- e. 80 sNBorts. i2d0 Quoted ~ b. c. D. 81 ~:
n g. =! r 81 80 e. 81 30; H. 81 a. 81 95: X 81 IS
~ T S5rSst io; ~ = To- W g. 81 40. W W. 81 30
F2Sln-C d 81 Ia e 81 II; sales l5O bbls
cait May ltSpirtts turpentne firm. 45c:
SSsp5S 40 bbS husn firm, 81 lUuSl bbs
rlde turpentine firm. 81 ~ 81 90 Receipts 50
O1IS- ar nrm, 81 30. receipts. ' w.
Ar,rj AjrDr May 10 pentine-Sprits. 34s Rosn-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady: 10 3
spring wheat .5i2c. No red, &c 40 a. y
45A4c. 30 Whte. 45zc No wAte, 5a4Gc, No = rye,
6uacs choice Blaluug barley, GJg t-c; No lax
Northwestern, timothy
-. grade, $ %. bUl.
sides coze, shoulders oxed), IS
30. Wniskey,
basis o. high wines 81 On Produce Exchange
Gay butter market creameTies, lSA2l
Cares lSQ2Uc; cheese unchanged l2alSc;
fresh, IA al5c.
Duluth May l6-Close: Wheat-Cash No l hard, 7s7sc;
No Northern - Sc: No NcrtEeF - :sc May, I3TAc'
and May 74isc; No Northern, f2@sc Oats-Cash 45c;
September. 2sasc. Corn, 6Utzc.
Milwaukee. May l6.Wheat steady. Close: 30 North
77zN1sc; No Northern 76izH77c; July. 47Jc.
Rye higher, No ]. 6o4.c Barley nrm. No ., 73QT4c.
sample C5g7Sc- Corn-July. 6ltsc.
Minneapolis May I6.-Close-Wheat: May, 75%e: July.
75ae, September Il &c. On track; No hard, 7sc. No
Northern. 76,sg77c; No Northern, 75isc
Philadelphia May I6-wheat nc lower, contract
grade, May, e652as7c- Corn, &c lower. No mixed,
May, e. aG0c Oats steady; No white clipped. sic.
Butter fair demand Western creamery, pc,
DO nearby prints. 25c Eggs hTm; fair demand; fresh
l6ulG-zc; southern lJq lJ12c. Cheese hrm
demand. NeW-HoTk fun creams prime, small. l2b Hl2z
do fair good llgl2c. Refined unchanged. Re
Flour. 100 bb.s 2362 n sacks,
1900 BUSH corn 1000 bush; 5000 bush. Ship
Wheat lG0O BUSH II 900 bush; oats, 5000
bush
St LOUIS May 16-Close: wheat-No red cash, Sic;
1ezu7s5.c- CornNo cash 63isc; May SIC; July 81 =
May sc July, 3jc, September - nc, No white,
484z o46s.c.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. May l6, m-Cotton-Spot-Iim de
Inand; prices, l-l6d lower. American mddng fair.
I-l6d good midclng. 5-32i middling. > l-32d;
midclng l5-l6d: ordinary. l3-l8d: ordinary,
S-l6d The sales Of the day
by bales for speculation export
400 bales American Receipts GOOO bales including
bales American Futures opened quiet and closed barely
steady; American Tniddllng, May 90 tia4
buyers; May June. 556ii4 56-64d sellers:
July, 55-G4d buyers July August -64a4 55-4d
sellers: August September ~
September Ooctober, "a 80 sellers October
and November. 26-63a4 21G4d value: November
cember 23e4H4 % 64d sellers: December January
Z6iai 2i-64d sellers: January ana February
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dun and irreg-

uary-February 2Ss Observation-Disclosures and irreg-
ular. cloths dull
Comparative cotton the ended Fri
gay May 10 1902: Bales.
Net receipts at all United states ports during
last year .....-....... 56742
Loal receipts September I............
ollI receipts TO same date 933 e52
IT,NPotts Tor the week slIS4
Exports for week last ear............ 9Sg13
exports September
lotdl exports date
stock al all United States OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 492 500
year -. a.6 ssa
STOCK at all interior 1873 500
stock at all interior year. 40i0S6
Stech Ii eTool.
stock at Liverpool time last
Sttek OF American ahoat for Great Eritan..... 5000
time last year 1000
Following are the total receipts of all
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
GAIN IN EXCISE RECEIPTS.

Albany May Estate Excise Commissioner Cuili-
nan reports that the receipts for liquor taxes and
transfer fees in the Year ended april 30 1902,
amounted TO Sl2455,S-6. This is gain over the
previous year Of upward OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
CARRIE NATION GOES TO JAN.

Topeka, Kan. May Ic.-Mrs Carrie Nation was
to-day sentenced TO thirty days in prison and TO
pay SV0 hne by Judge Hazen in the District Court
for smashing bar fixtures stored in vacant barn
in this city in February. 1851 She Will not appeal
the case, and has gone Jail.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
new YORK CENTRAL.
: " s1sspS taf.Esi Sspa1y 1ByivisasneS visasne N'SPs

eos A NJ IS p NJ Daily Sundays "a Pttts-
aeld and North Adams sundays only az s2O 4 VI
Pullman Cars AL through trains
Trains illuminated With PinIseh Itaht
Ticket oteeS 113, 261 AIS and l216 broadway -
Onion So. W. 27S Columbus Ave. fs3 West l2Sth 81.
lsath 81 and tSsth ST. stations New NOFk: Ss anu t25
Fulton St, and 10f Broadway. p n. Brooklyn
Tslsphone 900 Strsat' New York Csatrai Cab
Service. checked from hotel residence oy
westcett Exrress Company
A II GEORGE VI. DANIELS.
ERALS arV,s 5a-s Pass Asa-k
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

Foreign coffee markets. Rio.Cohee market firm: No
cleared for the United states u bags cleared FOR
Europe 1000 bags stock, $4,000 hsgs Santos-Coree
good $500 receipts 1900
bag; stock 1oG5 600 bags Hamburg-Conee market
higher; sales 1000 bags HayTs-Conee market opened
steady i franc advance; 70 advanced 4 franc
AT 2 steady and unchanged; az $50 unclaimed
total ~ 600 bags. stock 3l"ioOo bags of which
a Brazilian. weeks comparisons
3p29.oOO ? 46O 900 bags respectively.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
ROYAL Billie lime

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTOy.
-tSoo 5000 '1l 80 A ". LOO t1SO. t'S.40 500.
fFrom Liberty 81. only 'DaIy fDaiIy except suuday
SSunday 1ParlOr only lIVia Tauadya
Offices Liberty Ferry South Ferry IIS 2s1 4ss
1900 Union S0ia-s vysst
I25th 2TS West 125th ST. Columbus Ave
York: St. 3ts $50 Fulton St Brookiyn. az
Broadway. Wi!lamsburS New York Transfer Co csIls
for nd checks baggage to destination -
C. BESI.ER C N RITRT
Manager. p
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty st. and south Ferry Ctims from South,
Ferry hve minutes earler.
EASTON. RETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI Nf<-F4OO Bethlehem
onlyl 9.10 a NJ, % 40 C5. 45 EastOn only) p. NJ
Sundays. a. % a. NJ. Zoe $50 2. VI.
WIIhESBARRE AND SCRANTON-fAOo s.IH
A. NJ. 4 40 r NJ Sundays. '425 A. NJ.
l. I>ftENNOOII, TtsNS RIN Err AND BARNEGAT--
'4O0 94O A. NJ. 80. 80 (f41O. Lakewood only).
800 p. NJ Sundays. 1015 A 81.
ATL ANTIC CITY, 40 NJ. $40 NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-gAOO 4. NJ I so,
2.
LONG BRANCH. ASBTH1 PARK. oCEAy
POINTS-F+OO $50 113O A. NJ AS 63o P. NJ
Sundays 9C0 \. NJ 400 P NJ
\ NJ. zoo +13o +3O6 ~ 40 800 "a so 500.
800. '7-0O TT5O. 50 90 t92 P. NJ. "1215 Mdt.
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND
WILLIAMsPORT-i'+ 100 425, tsOO. Iita-i0 (i0.0o
Reading Onlvl Ul90 Reading PottsvIlel sl 90.
II 30 p NJ, -l2 Il Md teXCept Harrisburg " 80.
fS9t0 p Nj. heading and Harrisburg only t430-
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From foot OF Rector ST..
Pier 5 Atlantic Highlands. Seahrisht. Monmouth
Beach and Lorg Branch 10 A NJ. $50 p n.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. May lG.-Flour steady. Wheat lower. spring
Nc Northern spot, carloads winter NJ red.
Corn nTm; No yellow, Gsizc: NJ do, Csc,
6itzQ6I14ci No do, IIc oats No while. ~
Ne > do 43c; No mixed 41c; No 46+gc. Barley,
nothing doing Rye, No !. &c. Canal rsights
Chicago, May I6.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
BALTIMORE g. nHIo RAJlsoAn
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklin St Station New Yerk as foowx
and - min later foot West 42d St. N R:
.i:!O a M-For interim points 70 Albany.
'l 90 =. M--ChicSgO Express.
so =. M-COut Lin for Detroit ChicagO n
IS;i6 p. Nc For Hudson River Points & AihsnV
.6l5 M--FOr Roch.. Buffalo Clevs'd 4 Chieagos
t145 p M.-For ROch.. Buffalo Detroit & IClls
%;lS p A-Fer syra-. Roel. Mag. Falls Det. & chI
'Daiiy fpay, except sunday. Leaves BROOKLYN Annex
Ne at ilOt5 n: No at IS O6 P. ~ Leaves Jersey
City. p. r. r Sta No l I'll A. NJ. No al IA 35
p NJ Time tables at principal hotels oaices Basas
checked from hotel or residence by Wsstcotts Ex.
A II. SMITH c. = LAMBFRr
GenI superintendent Gen'l Pass'y Agent.
The border vidette., 1902-09-20
Territory of Arizona,
Comfy of Santa Cruz So

Territory of Arizona, L.
County of Santa Cruz
Before me, ID. Richardson, NotarH
Public in and for the County of Santa
Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on this day
personally appeared Colby N. Thomas
and Frank N. Cox, and also John Wix
Thomas, Edmund Brigham, Wesley NJ
Thomas and Arthur E. Thomas, by
their Attorney in fact, Colby Il.
Thomas, and the said Colby N. Thomas
and Frank H. Cox and the said
John Wix Thomas, Edmund Brigham,
Wesley NJ. Thomas and Arthur E
Thomas, by their said Attorney in fact,
acknowledged to me that they and each
of them executed the foregoing instru-
NEST for the purposes and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of
office, at Nogales, Santa Cruz County,
Territory of Arizona, this 18th, day of
August, A D., 1902.
d. a. RICHARDSON, -
Notary Public.
My commission expires February
24th, 1906.