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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-21
BOUGHT q Pink Shirt at the Barr~~in-
Counter and Everybody QuiasSd
HIN About the Sports.


department one day wearing q VIC
tently pink madras shirt. It was sole
pink, without break anywhere. Il
is true that he had tried to hide it al
under big black neck-tie, but some
of it shone through the openings Of
his waistcoat at the neck. Even that
little was sufficient to cause a com
motion, says the Washington Star
The women in the room looked
shocked and the men began to confer
about the matter: in. ) a. mysteriou,
manner, 81 If an: unhealthy intruder
had come into their midst Finally
one OF them edged up to him and
asked: ':-'f
Anything the matter at homer"
He couldn't understand the ques.
ton. but he said that everything va,
all right.
"How much did you win or lose las,
night?" another one asked, after he
had moved up in an sws-struck man,
ner.
ION what?" he asked; but received
no reply to his question, and his in.
terfogator merely looked At him In
sad kind of way.
"Playing the races by wire, ore
you" inquired a third one of hit
friends, who had cu-iously kept alooi
from him. except to edge around and
ask one of these apparently silly
questions.
Il don't play the races, and you
know it," he said, :and why all THU
TOOL business among you peopleT"
Nothing more was said for awhile,
and then q fourth friend walked
around and inquired:
promoting pugilists now, keepinp
q pawnshop or living q double life ?"
This question was sufficient for him
to demand an explanation, and then
his friends gathered and explained to
him that this terrible pink shirt had
caused those who knew him to fear
that he was either losing his mind or
mad at last become q sport in the full
est sense of the word.
Then for the frst time he felt the
degration that had fallen upon him.
With tears in his eyes. and gathering
himself together. he made til. state
ment:
NY downfall il du. to bare.in
Gays IN the stores. These bargains
are the curse of womankind and man
KIND. saw where q certain store
was selling $3.50 shirts for 30 cents.
mat was too tempting, and 1 went
10 see the shirts. The salesman de-
INJURED when told him they were
TOO red. They just suit your COM
Pie1'on' he said. and they are the
best bargains we ever offered. We
are selling them merely because thev
are broken lots and because their
color is little strong. But all fash
,onaole men wear them All this
had nothing to do with it. however.
The thought Of getting $3.50 for 30
Genus was too much and bought
something I didn't need or want
Then l concluded to wear the, shirt
just to get something out of it. r.
realize that have done vrono ond r
ask my friend& to remembsr the
cause of this downfall"
When he finished a sr,.t .n,ot.,
OF tears fell down on his table Of 40.
9res on treasury appropriations and
he sobbed aloud. -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
orHER MARKErs-RY TELDGRAPH.

Chicago June 12-Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head. nclud-
ing LOCO Texans mostly 5Tf0c lower; good to prime
steers 81 90 medium. S5GSI stockers and
feeders 81 5OqS5 20 81 40GS5 5 heifers s. oog
$6 30: Texas fed steers $5GS6 20 HogsReceipts. 81
29o0o: left over. 45oo; mixed and
butchers 81 1oQ$7 90 good 70 choice hesyy 81 & +og
sales l5GS7 40 SheepReCepts. 10000 head sheep
and lambs to lower: good choice wethers. SJG
sheep. S5QS5 50 native lambs clipped 80
So -: Western do. s. 25qs6 75 spring lambs top 81
Cincinnati June I2-Hogs easy at 50 t2-<. o Cat
tie steady at 81 5OGS6 Sheep S2FS4 So Lambs
quiet and lower 81 75G$7- -
East Liberty June 12.-Catle steady choice. 81 l5G
prime heavy 81 50aS7 80: mediums 81 90: heavy York
ers. 81 1OaS7 10: S7a$7 05; pigs So S0g$6 80
roughs $685. Sheep steady best wethers, 81 63GS4 So
cuIls common 81 JG9$2 choice lambs. sd 25gs6 So
veal calves. ST6ST 30
East BurTao June Io-Cattle-Receipts. 200 good
dry fed steady 70 strong and grassy in no de
aand PC lower. Teals easier at SJQs7 . Hogs-
1850 head: market steady; heavy, 81 43GSi
81 3OS7 Workers., 81 20Q$7 %; light YorSers.
10Gs - pigs Sc 95GS7: roughs So jOGS6 90 Sheep
and lanbsReceipts :l5o head: market steady. trade
slow top lambs 50 3oSo 20; cuI7 TO good % 2ogS3
yearings s. 23aS5 90 sheep mixed 81 65GSj; others
sea 81 80. ewes. s4GS4 30
city 12-CattIe- $500 natives.
go calves dry lot offerings steady and
best last week. choice and dressed beef
steers 81 1Od$7 10; fair good 81 S 0 stoCers and
feeders 81 40G$5 Is. Western fed steers 81 9UG$I 30
and Indian 81 l5aS5 60 Texas s. 2
81 T54$3; bulls. s31s5: calves s3d$5 30
Receipts. 300 head good weights STEADY others weak
n SC lower s. So: bulk OF sales s. 50qsT %: heavy
s. 5oGSI So mixed packers 81 3GGS7 50 light. So 60u
s. %: Workers, 81 20ST 81 pigs SO 5Gs6 90 Sheep
Recents 5000 head market steady: lambs. 81 -
a$7 10: Western lambs s. 10aSs 40; native wtherz $5d
8 . Texas clipped ysarnss $5dS5 40 Texas clipped
sheep StHSi 90, stockers and feeders. So 3JIS+
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

prfrae IL stock were carried over shSp
sold sass per 100 70; few export wethers az
yearlings IS at IS 759s7 60; cars At :, 10
Dressed mutton. egtoc per 1o dressed lambs saIs
3s "a DO DO s. s. g - = do Disana g T. da s. s. g.
do Sc IS 33s Tennessee Do % 70 al 20 90
10 Ohio vethers (for EXPORT los r at IS Ohio sheep
ID 81 So 217 do 81 ~ al - 90 81 90 ;. t9
IS 25: Virginia 80 fb. at 8 90 DO 80 10 az -
n at s. 80: . do. rs 70. at So 25. oss
do IS m At s. so fes d6' 50 n s. % 24s do 65 o
342 do 8 n Virginia = shssD ss 81 n at s4;
Mcpherson & Co.: 24O Kentucky lambs 81 n at .
23s do s. T5 214 Virginia do 6S 70 at ar ;. 90:
50 do 81 NJ at s. 90 Ie+ do a n at & s. 60 ' 81 N st
80; West Virginia do 104 b. at 81 kentucky CO.
robin shannon: 26O Virginia lambs. Go 10 az 81 80
So Ohio sheep ~ 81 % Il DO 81 n at s. 20 10
do ~ al So 237 do st b, at 81 75 26O d. 80 o at
81 80; Il do. 81 n at So 60 .. - -o5
100 Buffalo year!ings Il 10 50 25 IS Buffalo sheep
n 81 80. - Kentucky do. 1o4 10 at - 90 10
Harrington & CO: e46 Kentucky lambs. s. ~ 81 Is:
Kentucky sheep 1o5 10. at 81 80 ,, -.-....,. uo.-
J. H WfIkerson date yesterday: lt3 hentucky year
Iings r. - 104 Kentucky sheep ~ 10 at - %
20 sales recorded 70 late hour- the
non1naly steady. Country dressed unchanged at
Sales-H- H. Hollis date yesterday: 30 state hogs
average S! so 100 10; 10 roughs. $50 10 al
s6 80; stag. 210 n. at s. so n, >, .
Andrew Mullen Hate yesterdayl: - n2gS; @44 10 al
81 rourhs 313 n. So 30; stag, $50 n at So
Nelson date yesterday: 20 State hogs. l!O ID
81 roughs. 26o N: So 30: do. 1I0 70 at So
$50 n, So; boar 2e0 10: at 81
George < L. DIlenback Gate yesterday: II state
Sanders yesterday: II State hogs. 1i3 70 at
81 30 roughs 297 n. St So: stag, go ro at So
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June I2.-ClosnE- -Uheat-spot quiet No l
Northern spring. IS; No California IS 31zd futures
fru1: July 5s load. September. 6s sd Corn-Spot
ouIet. American mixed new I'D; American mixed. old,
Ss cd: futures quiet July nominal September IS 2lsd
October Peas-Canadian steady. Dc 1Od- Flour
st. winter steady. ss 0d Hops at London
firm, IL 15sIE5- Beef-t-Ntra India mess
duh. oss 9d Pork steady; prime mess Western 16s.
tIIrnberand cut % 30 rib. 10 to "A
n 55s I'd long clear mddes. light. % TO 81 10, sos
long clear mddes heavy 35 Ib 55s Cd; short clear
backs 16 to 55s Cd. clear bellies II TO 10 NJ
54s ed Shoulders-Square II II 10. rs Lard
Prime Western. IN tierces arm 52s: American refined
in nails nominal. Cheese steady:
American finest white old. SOS do new 5ls American
finest colored old. sos 51s. Tallow-Prime city
irn1 oqs Cd Turpentine-SpirIts SIS ID. Ros1
Common steady As nd Petroleum-Redned steady, I'd
Ianseed steady. G3s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. June u, 1902.
BEEvEtReceipts car or II head. No sales re-
Dressed beef steady: city dressed
sisII ac per Cables received quoted American
live cattle selling 14ls sd152c, dressed
beef at per No reported to-day
tomorrow.
q al Jersey City and 12 at sxtehst The market
1,otsd lower Veals sold 81 25 100 head
e ~ Buffalo calves s59s7 Is City dressed veas e
ii NC per 70: country dressed quiet at IdeQ101zc
Judd Co: 5 veals. 126 at u
,.r 100 10: 10 ia 10 25 10 do Is0 fn
J. G. Curtis Son: veaIs. las ro at 81 IS: mixed
Newton & Co: 2 Virginia calves, 100 70. at ss 90
sHF,F,P AND LAMBS-Receipts, including cars direct
,sra 70 cars or head making the stock car
r4 over from yesterday. total Of SO sold all
81 Jersey city ruled steady dull unless of
good quality and desirable weight Lambs generally
closed ssG1ilc
DAYS mark with around 81 37s right figure fos
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

srn Duluth loads spring wheat y loads No Northern
Manitoba arrive. . loads do spot Outports did
loads. Quotations Of cash wheat ahoat basis
were follows: No Northern Duluth s1S&c prompt
10 Northern Duluth soc to arrive; No NortheTn
10 hard Manitoba sake TO arrive; 20 NorIhern Ia
10 arrive; No hard New-YoTk sc arrive. and No
hard NewYOrk, I9i4C August 223l. No red. IS sc
elevator and 7SAs G791sc, export,
CORNA-hOugh starting with considerable activity
and strength relapsed into du.ness, and
easy through the afternoon. closing u net lower on
July and sc higher other options Complaints of
cessive rains heard from Nebraska. but the
other hand $50 expected Chicago Friday
The movement this week, however is about 100000 bush
snort oI last In cash circles much active trade
vas ACCOMPLISHED. the sales embracing load ungraded
corn on local account and 10 loads outpoTts latter
port No corr closed 52c elevator and Il sc export
30 white 4etsc and No yellow, IO4sc, q ahoat
:oATSAn early advance Of sc in old July oats
az nlcaso attracted general attention 10 that market
ana ; considerably increased the speculative &C
uFtty. Firnness maintained until the last hour
When realizing forced slight setback Crop advtCes
p-a'ned OF TOO much rain Nebraska and Iowa while
recelpts this week points 0G0
push behind last week Local 200 COO bush
% oais closed at +6iaC: No >, 46c No white sc
10 . white, 3llzc; track mixed. 4794ec track white
o5doc and Ne white clips. 52i -RY YB-Market
sleaoy No Western. 65@4c and No Western. 65 c.
afioat; State 6SG64c. Exporters took .
12aes and the local trade 240o BARLEY
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, June i, 1SOZ
AND pEAS-The demand for domestic marrow
does not improve much. but the quantity OF choice
stocIc Cmertng light and prices well sustained
Really choice not very plenty but the aeianG
hight. obtainable 81 90 Mcoun
t, i1crasng hrrnness because absolute scarcity
oF stock: a barrels were jobbed at 81 TN fteo
California lima moderate supply
I'D nr,ns Ios firm at 81 soas2 s5. Foreign medium
meas quiet quote: Beans marrow, choice. per oush
medium. choice 81 70GSl 721z: do pea
Choice 81 e5 kidney choice 81 2oGs2 & do white
kidney choice 81 eoSl 9oi 90 yellow eye choice IZ2
choice. 81 60: do lima Cali
sis So 1919 IS: medium. choice. 559s1 co.
A. ndiurn moor good 81 35GSl 30; green peas. bags
81 I'M 81 III: do Scotch. bags 81 s71&.
F3T-TTF-R-Tne situation Is about the reported
yesterday The local toboing demand is only fair but
out Of town
iatve buvne so while stock does UP fully
there IS amount OF business doing. Fancy
steady at 21l sell
ions lines Of high scoring goods that price the
Offering 20+S and
love- rrses from 1920; New-York dairy barely
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeH-To-k June -. 1902
COFFEE--he conditions the coffee market
opening morning little calculated 10
furnish anything in the those IL
hs trade who buIlishly inclined. The foreign
cables indicating the depressing III
q the abroad. and primary
receipts Continued heavy the interior reporting 1890 and
bags First prices in the local market
unchanged 70 = points lower which the market
as fairlv active with steady unde-Ione The opera
rz ~ some o. the larger importers usual scalp
g tactics less important professionals fGr1 ste
uf the days business. which footed
n = abort bags The market closed steady and
The spot market ruled duh
sz ana r5r-iuaIy unchanged the basis of 534c
tsr Rio 10 = -- -,--. -. . 49,
E-Tr--
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

. DvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Once.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and 37tn SITS. until o'clock p m
Advertisements will received at the following branch
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock viz
oxa sth-,xese e. cor 23d-st.: 1853 6th-nve. cor
r9th-st o. East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st.
tween 7th and sth aves.; :63 West 125th-st- 1.33s
3d-aye. between 10th and ITth sts. LOGS 3d-ave.
NEAR sfst-st IOS Ist-ave.. sath-st- Is. East
12,th-.t: 75S Tremont-ave.i $50 3d-ave..
4l.t-st.: 554 3d-ave.s 2I0 Bleecker-st.; 325
BIeecker-st BROOKLYN. N Y-216 Court-st-,
2I6 Smtth-sr., 1,OO4 Gates-ave. Newark. n. j.
IDA Broad-st, & all A. d. T. Officer
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpenns shade easier
owing moderate demand Rosn steady and IN
changed with a moderate call Tar was fairly active
TURPENTINE-Spiris. oil and machine bbIs. 4si4 q
TAR-Pine bbls 81: oil bbls. 81.
ROSIN-Common good, strained. 81 5I15 D. 81 62t2
G., 81 10; H. 81 50. !. 81 l54tS2 20; K
81 1909 So ~ So 15Gs3 20 y. So 5o " C, SO s5. and
w. STOCK ON HAND
Tar Z03I Dds
Savannah June 12-Turpeatne firm, 47l3c; receipts
o2S casks; sales 500; 287s. Rosin firm;
ccips 2I9 bbIs B. 15d: exports quote
4 c D. Z. +. 81 50; q. 81 40; H. /
K 81 50: NJ So 95 y. 81 80; w c. So 45; w W, So
Charleston. June 12--Turpentine hrm Acc. Rosn
changed.
wilmington June 12.-spIrtts turpentine quiet. 4Tc:
casks. Rosin dull, 81 1UqSl Is:
327 bbs Crude turpentine firm 81 40 81 5OGS2 co. re
ceIpts 81 Tar firm. 81 IS: receipts 63 bbls
london 12-Turpentine-Spirits. 35s I'D Rosin
-American strained. As Sd: fine 0s.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
11vERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, June u p m-Cotton-spot-Fair De.
prices buyers American midding, ) l-l6d
nominal. The OF the day 10000 bales. Of
which speculation and export and included
600 American. Receipts. 1000 bales no American
Futures opened and closed steady: American mddlng
sellers: June and July, 56 Gid sell
ers: July August, 54-64d buyers august and Sep
teuber September and October 366id
sellers October November. 2S6id buyers Novenl-
ber and December 2564d buyers; December and Janu
arv 24-64d buyers; January and February. % SAG
4 24-64d buyers
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN-fssa 80.
9ImsO .II:SO \. N. 100 $50. 800. 100 p M
-I2:15 Ntt- .r-,,- sr,.ft-- .~-.-. g.
s=,,-4sy- 5uIv tPa-or only. Via Tanaql1a
Liberty St Ferry south Ferry Astor House.
1900 1884 Broadway. Isl Slh Ave . Unlo1
Sc1a-e West 153 East 125th St. 2IS Vest i-0Ss S 20
aS F,r,a i<ay. Williamsburg New Xorss
ssSa~ - calls for and checks baggage TO destination
4rzllS.<' " BURT,
W u 81 Varaga- GENT Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

spot cotton closed quiet and unchangs1 with qooIs
,--x On - basis Of T-i6c for midGinE upland ana
s---s- - .iSdil-e Gulf Sales 225 bales. southern
enr- markets were telegraphed follows New
Mobile nominal, urchtilsel
- q. savannah steady unchanged. a. S-sc
TT5r-osngTor steady unchanged, al So; Nortoh
S:gs5v u-caanged. al 9l4c: Baltimore nominal a 4.
cSa-Za5 a. qSsc: Galveston steady. unchanged al go
Auesrta steady. unchanged. 93-i64S'&c' 81 LOUIS
. FeI--s - The ports ana interior points to-day com
rs-r5 -5rE -la same DAY and last year; .
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
no interior points to-day. com
L..

c,.- Er1s,rA s,ectsl Liverpool cables: spot cotton
Il buyers favor; sales - % 90 G@; seirt go Mddng
gS1.s5s = Ia futures opened steady. 2e4d decline
80 9n~Sr,sv 56s: Juiy-August 454o; Augl5st-3eI-
tsber. Ass: 80 1ecerober
JsnuaTy 24b: February, 4S272h- Aaanc1es'ei
FT,T-T 70 sSD ,FAI-on the idea stocks here are
runnine ve-y low wheat -four sellers maintain seaoy
front and anticipate SPEEDY e. -SsIss 81
winter patents s4s4 10 spring clears s5 l3gSS SO I5
/ winter 81 25GS3 25; extra NO wiale'' 80
g 20 grade sesas24 25 spot and 20 Ss o: cboice
tanry s. 45ess 70--. CORN MEAL-Steady. GuoJeo'
6 & dFs s. 450ss SO % as st 10 snd yellow s. 5os
coarse 81 soasi 50 .FEED-steady Quoted; SpFlng ing
SIS sprng bran buik. sis 5o spring bran Iddng ding
S2OGs2s % coarse winter bran. $40 T5s25 eity D9s s
SO 80; nseed oil cake S27: oilcake 30 S'' mummy
ehop, 81 30: oil meal S2I.
GFATS-wEIEA-- firm yesterday, the Mheat
pare z The last hour suddenly reaGe nsettled and
July selling M &c a. one time and then losing most
il while St Iouis presumably reflected the winter
wheat outlook by being relatively weaker tlan any
ote- market Trade was not active chief character
This lack of wheat on the market, fact
vas leading factor strength connection with the
--espcs advance. and rise Of 2eG5c points n
markets the assumed unfayorabe crop
Sncitons II France Liverpool Nd but not active
sder.ng the early uptgrn good trade was a-
also noted transactions for account. Weather
reported clear and conditions in the South
e northwest The Price Current" rather beartsh
- e peen soao, minneapolis for milling purposes
'e Northwest receipts 164 cars 4I6 cars
nc total primary arrivals 600 bush under
$50 o 4as year On the other hand only small guam
s5s OF wheat and -four were shipped from seaboaTd
pa account loads Northern Duluth for milling:
-Hgrseeo RED private terms: 10 unsrsded
to New-Yors rees5vers Jtro-t % s aJautn g Yo-,l
s1lea q loads No hard winter. load 2 North
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-thrd Street and Dss-
brosses and Cortandt Streets .na
cortiandt streeis Is hve Minutes later than
satoa s9at irs% s1eePs Rs'S's for
30 A. VI FAST > M44LHsd s95 20 50 Csq 5f ftSuG
FAST 1SIa 4S fafrrED@Paiiu.
Gonpa5en5 sleeping Dilng Saoknf Tas o ct1cinnas
Indianapolis. louisville. St. Louis 1919, --x-y,rzs
PSr r rosio W Ln2ve AR via Gin cnoanaD Indiaa7oIi
s sieiso F. w. w. ql' 10TIa 6nIas EExPRss-For Pi,ss=
I3aisaaP2is SD Dq,0g R0s,.S Car Fo
5-55 p N. WESTERN ExPREss.-For chicago Eos
,ss p faSOf NJ PAeIFfc aiFTSay PRES Pisgry a.s
RoUts con2scr 9S- Ceveaat except Saturday,
s-sSP. VI cT-EvEI-iNp AND cISGISSsATII, S1S-1II, EN-
WasHIsGToS r,,5;TS5s AND THE soTTH;.
streets 1870 Dining carr. 1875 GDsn1E Sah
200. Cs25 -ongressiona Lin. all Parlor and l Dnias
s) Cars e 30 . DINING m 3 fST 70 hight 3 laa sGndas SIS nin
Car 1o55 Dining Car a n. d., I-92 93d Diuins CrsS
S25 Dining Car 425 DINING Carr. 460 Dining car'-
soTTHE.RN RATLW1Y-Express. s25. As H. Hia
Atlantic COAST LINE--E1press. SIS a. n and s-a
s5qAD 1 AdF E7 7 5.liy Earsss sa$ fs Msi
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOF Memphis
CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO 'RAILwAY--7-55 J. n usss-
Fo2 oI.D I5' P6fSP 1 toMFoT and oRFoLK-75s a. H-
ATISffE SSs4Ss crTrsBs 13a 92s ) m ma and ws-kazs
7.55 a
ParI0r and Standard Coaches on WeeA-osys-
I0r Smoking Car ParIor Cars. Dining Car and sana-
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY--I2J5 ?. n weel-days- -,,,. ,.-,-x
Branch Ea1iroad sE,,lIf
West Twenty-thlrd street Statonl 500 a Il
-, go and 4-55 . Sundays 30 a r.
. from Desbrosses and CorJiantt SC-eets] 49,
200 a. m. $3.50 $50. 80 40. and DO p n SUI
DAYS 9 70 a. SIS :. II
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 CTesb-ossss and CortanEt streets. 6t Ia lS9s
25 $50 . Dining Car CsJ3 Penna Llriteel LOU lo5b
CIjeshrossss 1Oz0 tDl1InE
Dining Car. 11-55 Il 50 (DinIns Csr' 20
C9rTlandr Streets. I'D 20 t9E-
iuE 3.5J % . Dining Car) 40 DINING Ssr.
SIS uJniaz Carr. TJ5. SIS. $50. 30 2. H. L
night Sundays. SO. 7S5 coaches. 50 $50. .
1Dfrirz Car. Ginitsd,. 9.55. 1888 Dining Carr
n II IS Dining i55 DINING Car), 50 (Iltn-
fnz Car. 3j5 - Dining Car. +55 Dining Ca- 80
TTi7a7v Car 755 .. $50. 9-25 L. 10 night
Ticket 5fces 1854. III and PSI Broadwsy
Fffth CheI0w 23d St-1+ ! Astor t1ocse.
Twenythr street station and saslens 1901 e,
Tashrossss Corriand- Streets Court Street eoo
fulton street ss Broadway and Pennsylvanla Amer
jersey City The New YER
-ra-SFs- Cor1pa1v will and check baSszzs
from hotels ard residences through to destination
TaIa-.Lo1@ q1+ Eishrsenth Street for Pennsylvania
Era'-III4 20 uI-TSEITTS0V "a J. R WOOD.
o - - 1-e-sraT n7rsga- General Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty ST. and south Ferry Gims from South
Ferry five minutes eariis1-'
Essrox BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNK-z4:0o fI-15. EasSon o1Iy) 9:IS a
10. 4.4o. 500 (5:43, Easton ony} = u S1hosss'
"a A NJ. $50 r. "
WILkESBARRE AND sChAa1ON-z4-OV S-4'
A " sec 2 u SIn61yT g ,y-.ip p IN R.RxEs4T-
z4.t1 40 A NJ 1.s0 $40 Lakewood only). 4S0 ? H
ri s.NTIC CTFYEfe 30 a ". $40 P NJ
XINEI'AND AND RRIDGEToN-tz4;oo A ". ri'sa
.oSC RR SNCH. ASBTRT PARK. OCEAN
ACuoyE POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE
P0ISTs-z4.O0 $50 I1.30 A N. 2:+S 3.S3 49,
s 40 p NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove 500 A. NJ
,ti99 ti2 t.DHFIPFIIA 7 CREADING TERMINALl-z.4.es-
80 = -c 5000 F1O-OO +f1.00 A N. 1920 100.
a. a. TOO 45.OO 800. 800. f3So $500 P H.
IL 10 Nc ASt trr-s>-r-r sTREETS-s4.25 $3.50 1000.
.I1sn A NJ 100 +F3 40. 500. 100. fs25 P NJ
sr ,DIXGs HARRISBURG. POTTsvILLE AND
RII JAMSPORT-. 400. Z4:25. TS.oo. Ts-lo Q1.O0
N Reading onlyl 500 zoo P n Rsadins
T,--srirls snt Harrisburg only 1000 P NJ
SANDY HOOK RoJTE-Fron1 t2ot Of Rector So,
Atlantic Highlands, Seaortsht Mo1r,octn
beach and Long Branch sou5y Park and P9Int Psas t
I~% 1nc,j A NJ. {: As. 4:3O ?. NJ Sundays 1Oey
S.UO 2 u
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June ,2-Frour steady. w-heat-srrnE firm:
No I Northern. ( T6i4c- offerings light:
red. Corn quiet; No yellow e7iec No do &c;
SOC No Z DO 49izc No mixed. 47c asked through
billed Rye-So IN store. 81 'sc Canal freKhts steady
Chicago. June I2-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
THE FOUR-TRECg TRUNK LINE.

pos A. NJ and 3:s5 P NJ Daily. except sunday. to
pittsfeld and North Adams; Sundays e:20 A VI
Pullman all through trains
illuminated with Pirtsch tSht
Ticket offices 2s1. 4f5 and 12i6 Rroadway' q
Union coIuu 1873 W lZ3Jr-s
Grand Central Station l2jth-st Station and 1$sths
Station. New York 33s and T26 FutoH-st. and lVo
Broadway. E u. Brooklyn -, -
Telephone 800 3sth street for York Central CAB
Service. Eaggag- checked from residences By
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

DyERT.aEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
n a their Uptown Once,
No. 1894 BROADWAY.
Between Seth and 37th ss- until o'clock m
will be received the following branch
ofices al regular office rates until O'clock M. viz;
90 On o5 E..f S1th-.f: 265 WesT 1cd St be-
tween Tth and sth aves.; 263 West 125th-st.: 1.3S
Sd-nve., between I6th and 77th 1.026 3d-ave-.
near 61st-st: I.10S 1st-ave. s9th-s: 1oS East
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

NE. York Central & Hudson River Railroad. lessse)
leave Franklin St station New York as foioT'
nd 10 min foot West 42d St. y r
.T:iO \ M.-For intermediate points 70 albany
A NJ Hudson River and MOHAWK EXpFess-
100 P N.-Chicago Express
.2:25 p M-Cont Lin. for Detroit. chi s 81. Louis
Hudson River points & Albany
.6:i5 P M-For Roch Bufalo Cleveld Chicago
- :45 p M-F'o- Roch. Buffalo. Detroit & St Louis
.o15 p. M.-For syra Eoeh Niagara Fslis Dt = Gni .
rex. ! al +10.+5 A NJ. al IS; P N Leaves
Jersey City 2 + r. Sta: No. 1 at Tll:2o A u : az
f3 ~ NJ Time tables principal hotels and ofrces
Baggage checked from residence by Westeott Ex
press
A H SMITH e z LAMBETH
Ger'l Superintendent ffenl Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Asslsnee Notlrrs.
u,Hr PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK-To all persons interested estate Of
Rice Rice Henry Rice
stein composing firm Of Rice Sons & Co.. greet
,ro You and each you hereby and REQUIRED
personally and in the Special Term Part
the OF the State Of New a
and for the Of New York. in the County
House the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York
rhe 18th day July. 1902, 1880 O'Clock A
there and then why a settlement OF
the accounts Of Hermann Cantor. Assignee Of above
named firm OF Rice Co. insovent debtors should
be had II cause be shown, then
dnal settlement Of the Assignees accounts
...tirnony I hereunto caused
49, or Supreme Court O OF New
York hereto affixed
Is.slI Charles Justice OF the
Ai said Supreme Court OF the State OF New York
this 21st day OF May. 1902
THOS. I. HAMILTON Clerk.
ITJ-AIF,SSTfEI. & HIRSCH. Attorneys 3Oa
broadway York City. Borough Of Manhattan.