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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-06
TO CITE "ENOcH ARDEN' FOR CHARITY

After impressing Germany the melodramatic
music written by Richard Strauss for Tennyson's
story of ''Enoch Arden has begun t. attract at
tention this side of the Atlantic On next Tues
day afternoon. at the Waldorf-Astora. the public
generally will have opportunity OF hearing this
work, when it will be given for the benefit Of the
Wilson Industrial School for Girls. The poem will
be delivered by Miss Amy Baker, and Bruno 5.
HUM will render the descriptive music.
The Wilson Industrial School for Girls, at st.
Mark s Place and Avenue A. embraces a day school,
kitchen garden and cooking classes. mission
church and Sabbath school. Here one hundred and
fifty girls are instructed in elementary English
branches receive dinner and are taught sewing
by hand while making their own garments, which
they earn by q system of credit marks. thus
curing them from the pauperizng influence of in
discriminate gratuitous distribution. Here they
ceve instruction in household duties and cooking,
and the benefit of this is shown by increase OF
method and neatness in their homes. Here, too the
mothers meet to read and sew, and later enjoy a
cup of hot tea with cake. In spite of storm and
many obstacles these tired women are seldom
absent from their accustomed PLACES This inst
tuition has completed nearly a half-century or eN-
istence. Tickets for the entertainment may be
obtained from Miss Frances Ogden Jones, No a
Park-are. and at the Waldorf-Astoria.
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OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago. April 5.-Cattle- Receipts. 100 head nominal
good prime steers 50 50q to medium. 81 25
4o feeders, 81 5GqS5; 81 25GSJ
heifers 81 509s5 IS. 2aS2 90 bulls
s5as6. Hogs-Keceipts to-day. 1000 head; Monday
600: choice others weak mixed and butchers
So 5Oas6 S. good 10 choice heavy SO 5dS6 80 rough
heavy So 50S6 81 light SO 3oqs6 co. bulk Of sales So 60
@ Sheer-Receipts 900 head: sheep
weak: good to wehers 25gS5 10 sheep
yearlings "a ooas5 So native lambs, 81 50Q$6 So
Western lambs. IS 25GS6 IS.
Cincinnati. April 5Hogs active. 50 15GlS9 G5 Cattle
steady 81 JoaS5 TO- Sheep steady. 81 75qS5 IS Lambs
strong, "a GS6 So
East Buffalo. April 5.-cattle-Receipts. 500 head:
steady; tops s7dS7 %; fair good. s6as6 49,
mon TO light $50 $50 10. Hogs-Receipts, head
fariy active strong Workers Sc 7sas6 So light do So
So 9O4s7; choice s7G$I
Digs Sc 4oase roughs So soqse 5o stays 81 So
sheen and lambs-Receipts b.410 head choice lambs
Sc s5as7 good to choice se soase 80: culls to fair
Common to mixed IS 25Gs5 So culls and
s3ss5 l5 heavy and wethers. SIS 65as5 75
East liberty April 5-Cattle steady; choice. So cog
Sc IS prime Sc 36qse 4o; good. s. 5oa$5 30 Hogs
-. nrme heavy 81 05Gs7 10: best mediums 50 90dS7
heavy Workers Sc 7oas6 So light do Sc 5oaSe 55 pigs
0@s5 s. cuils common. So 5oas4 veal calves seq
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bearsh influences the former closing at sd lower at
Liverpool reectio fine weather all through
the winter wheat belt temper1euss being mild and the
skies clear with no disturbanse = sight The Missouri
State report made wheat co00E4D 60 against 20 a
year ago and 70 the average ~ sAe last five years
Reports from indicated inareased Of 90
wheat which II sow from two to four
inches high growing rapidly Northwest receipts We're
219 against week and 49S cars year
The export included loads spring wheat,
loads No winter and load No Northern
New-York port: also 10000 bush Chicago No
hard winter private terms aoat. and 10 loads at
outpors The business included 10000 bush No
Northern Chicago COO bush No Northern Duluth,
private terms Buffalo local receivers, former
April shipment May shipment No red closed
a S2hc S61sc Z b afoat: No Northern
Duluth, S0asc hard Manitoba. S3rsc. o
afoat -. .CORN-Insead of being influenced by the
rather weak all day. rehectls
a decline u sd in the Liverpool market and an an
support in Chicago Receipts now
ever light. Chicago expecting only 90 cars on
Monday. cash market firm here ana snade
higher export grade. but without business Last
prices of the NC lower with the curb "a sc Tor
NAV at o'clock closed at 60 &c elevator ana
6sc for export grade; straight No corn. 66ssc NO
white sasc No 2 yellow, 6lsc aioat
oATs-The quiet but fairly steady
with offerings light. Sales of cash oats 14ooo push.
No 2 oats closed 47ac; No 8 4as Ne white 5Ge
No white 4e%c track mixed 46lsd 4Sc; track whi'e
4sls a55c and No white clips 81 ,RtEnM sa
ouet No ] Western 63Ac. and No Western. 90
both Z o b ahoat: State rye. 6oG61c BARLE1EMar.
ket dull quoted at 6Sq6oc and naitiIs DIT
6S0T2c, both f. New-York
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, April 3. 1902.
BEEvEs-Receipts were u 215 head; all for
al trading. Feeling firm. Dressed beef
steady No later advlces. Exports to-day, 40
cattle g. liz quarters of beef
CALVES-Receipts 155 head. including ~ direct
and l0s for the prime veals sale. Trade
dull and a fraction carload Of Ohio veas sold
s6as6 30 per 100 NJ City dressed yeals lower at
7ladllc per ~ country veals declined sharply
on heavy arrivals moving slowly S93c per
mainly al SQS1zc.
average, at So 50 per n; 81 do III NJ. at SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 81 ears, or 20Ol
head including 81 direct to slaugherers and for
making. with the stale stock, cars on
sale. Nothing doing sheep; feeling steady. Lambs
firm higher. No prime lambs the market
Fair good lambs sold 6GdS6 ~ per 100
NJ Dressed quiet sa91ac per 10: dressed
lambs a 9iz 112c.
Sales-McPherson & CO.. go Buffalo lambs. 90 ID
SO 50 per 100 N.
ID. Harrington: 200 Buffalo lambs "A n, SO 20.
S. & Co: 23s Buffalo lambs. 81 II, at So 62R.
Andrew Mullen Buffalo lambs. "a H. SO 60.
HOGS-Receipts 10 cars, o l.s26 head;
Feeling steady.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Iork. April .. 1902
BEANS AND pEAs-There was rather a quiet trade
annparanrA of the market. Choice tobbing
mainly at 81 10 and choicest pea 81 JOaS1 521e
Some holders asking the same figure for medium
but others accepting 81 Red kidney very
beans plenty Offering freely in the quoted
Green and Scotch We quote Beans. marrow
choice per bush 81 TO- do medium. choice 81 go do
choice 5o4S1 522 do red kidney choice So 05Gs2 90
81 1882 20; do black turtle 81 20 do lima. Cali
forno S3ss G5; imported giants. 81 30s2 80:
marrow round 81 95aS2; do Klotzels. 81 S0GS1 S.
medium choice. 81 40S1 AS do TO good 81 20S1 25
RijTTER-he highest grades of fresh table
butter made further change to-day. though there
onite firm feeling and during the early hours before
the receipts got In there occasional sales
AT some over yesterdays quotations There
disposition await the opening of
and large the supply is likely TO be There
particularly market for undergrades of all the
classified and the lower priced the goods
the easier sold Occasional lots of very ladies'
packing stock sold at Isqaoc but there is practically
Butter-Creamery extras per n. Bic; do firsts 29lal
3Oiyc seconds 27sq2SI.c; do lower grades 25G27c
state dairy half tubs. fancy. 2Sc: do frss 2112Sc
seconds e426c Western imitation creamery fancy Pro
factory choice Csc: do common good 20g24c;
va,ed 2Sc; do to 2Od27c
I'uer-Creamery. summer make BEST 2sc grades
24T27c: Western factory summer make best. 23c; do
CHEESE-The market presents rather a quiet appear
snce to- day. but remaining stocks in
compass that holders are very firm in their views all
grades While factories have commenced operations
Tor the production Will be light for little
time come. and It looks more and more II there
might pinch in old cheese before becomes plenty
take its place Low grades especially in light
remaining stock have had considerable inquiry from
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noted and the mssks' n9ds f bu quiet
unchanged Quotations foley soo i26t prime
22@2e , ss' a a sr ,g rt'o good
nominal: syrupsS oS sS Saon 5nncr f 24Gsoc
6csAR for h steam s, and w sa
steady The steamers light but Sr
G H ss sn4 An nTT Hull I'd d S Sty,
castle 2d Bristol sd Lel5h 2sa h eetfan to IvsT
pool lie nG9o oats setoieG hence to
Singapore and ports Java 2olsc prompt; GeTIna
qE ,0 stea G9& oHs
and Rotterdam los May rsn M Gon
5ta, tons PTva,s 25S snssr
as tons West twelve or f ,-s s9
private British steamer so tons Re"P o6
5s EGt9n and RFh ship 60
lec and 2oc JuyApsusts 3, British Sh bark Ss
tons coal Amboy 81 John, b. SOC thence to
P;r fa to River Plate private schooner $40
s a TnIs0 mbr Gulf port to fampeo
or Iroses So Schooner 92 d 0s lumber Jaeksonx
NewYork private terms schooner '"s IONS s7 fons
DO 70 5o schoons ss
coal Phadephs Bedford private ns terms; barge
S was no particular the cOt,onseea
G @sas half R,' holiday ofder
land es ssa at but had on
at PTsy0uf s prices &c % T9 n IN Ss s. az pSadpSs
bSis s. Il ans IN bulk s. co. rened
Ss 5S TeSM OFF Fellow
butter grades i7c prime white 43a46c prime Winter
American boiled o5a6Gc Calcutta, raw. Sc Western lin
quoted &c under city brands. Lard oil. I'GIsc
quite firm, lard and ribs closing near the top. and
only 1000 with 81 900 expected on Monday and
$500 Fairbanks estimated the stock Of lard held
against 10000 rees last month and ere
family, ssasls 90 shor clear sl7 ISsss 20 ca
BsEF-Fm 9goed Mess $40 90 ia ss 500 81 Dug
BEEF HAMS .DuII, Quoted s2oqs2I :, DRESSED ;
HOGS-Flrm Quoted: Bacons size $50 NJ She; 100 ~
rIsSiea if bellies rH quoted Smoking s.loc 10 n
DC: u NJ 9c II n. &c: picked shoulders hFn quoted
Firm: city 6l4c: country, 61sa6@sc LARD-steady
quoted Zoe city lard steady quoted Soa9 5S refined
lard steady. quoted South America losoc Continent
10 zoe Brazil kegs l2e compound ane o quoted 6s
city stcarine. lone.
RICE-The usual moderate Saturday business
ported to-day but the tone was steady and full quoted
but tone is firm Quotations follow: Domestic. common
to low far paas saT 20 goat Sfna Japan
foreign. 4d5Ac; do domestic. 3h44'3c; Java. 4Saisc
Rangoon. in bond. 2g2l2c.
SUGAR-Refned is steady but quiet and I'M
changed basis of 4soc for granuated The American
Sugar Refining Company reports some grades oyetsold
livery quote: Out loaf crushed and dominos > soc
powdered. powdered and fruit powdered 4.9oc
EARLE confectionery sranHated 5O5c Eagle coarse and
cartons or nne graduated &c, Eagle bags
granuated 95c Eagle fine gTanulasd STANDARD sranp
s5Sc; 4i5s: ms. 4o9S Ss ss;No is "a sass
49, a75c % N bags of fine granulaed $50 Raw w
test were made late yesterday shipment further
sales made To-Day on offers eabled Yesterday on
Centrifugal 90 test 49, museoyad9 50 test lIes
market UNCHANGED %.d higher which closed April
Gs Cd and May at Gs CID
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OoTTON-Ye seriays sharp rise In cotton was ABOUT Al.
morning, when heavy selling movement yea
commission houses sent prices down some 70 10
general thing covered finding little in the general sGa
present The market opened steady with pIoe. to
ingIy builsh cables from English market and to fm
from nearly domestic r" M, c s
last night Liverpool should have closed net UNCHANGED to
point. en- futures and Lied on spot Cotton
Ing ,sss 81 b rasp %,d ssns an1e G' Tor @
sas nsay tesess ea da e snip
ments OF 600 bales thus causing loss IN stocks OF 1
5000 bales as against 100 900 bales day week
1y az Po points S eee. Gr &
9 1'i1 to higher The ana
eotton goods were Concerned
due to spinncrs buying covering by Continental
t we're SAID 4, be Splendid and spnners were eagerly
securing all the spot cotton possible in antenaon Of Gan an
time street bought July and August in the
nSar months months @ T gland bought Nay
and Jp b Ths s T nm PGf 1n @
of ob h Agas snT' s hen than eS 5
purely PPy and dem srensn rs and nS On
lower under tremendous selling for ST. Louis account done
e hSs ass os s h4
selling by The scap,ns Interest July broke TO sso on
Covering to secure profits The market closed steady
met m to arS Of the os the @ as e the
us r. Thdr rrIce cling present stocks in un
counted interior towns as compared WITH same time last
circles indicated a remarkable scarcity OF yet
forward. and served bear out claims made by
other small and interior receipts
have largely exhaustion of supplies rather
than to delay. conended by the bear contingent
circulation to the effect that
New England spinners had buy OF
in order out contracts in yarns and
cloths The New-York stock of late has but little:
fact there indications that receipts Mt warehouses
In New York will be light fOr some time T. come Besides
New York New-Orleans Galveston and Memphis are the
only points holding considerable of
Toa; but Gi3 121 bales. compared
with total day last year % 1881 baes. The
New-Yorl cotton market officially reported
daiet unchanged Ice for mddling upland and
Ice for mddng gulf. Southern markets Of
hcially reported follows Norfolk firm unchanged at
sac: baltimore nominal, unchanged. al 9Isc; Galveston
firm. UNCHANGED SIC; Savannah steady. Ice higher.
II lee; Charleston firm unchanged, sFsc Whining
firm unchanged S%sc: Memphs steady 1fc lower
at ll1Gc: st. Louis steady 1Gc higher at 11l6c:
Mobile firm. Lice higher. at sSsc; NewOrleans firm.
changed. at sac.
The prices In local market to-day
follows:
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poldt; some of the papers will be iliustratsdd with
lantern pictures. There will also be an exh1pit OF
tents, tableware. photographs of camp me- crcu-
tars ana other printed matter from various camps
tnroue nout the country, specimens OF WORK aone
and COLLECTIONS of butterflies birds, MOWERS etc.
made by boys while in camp.
The association is composed of q large number
OF the boys clubs in New-York City ana helghbor-
hood and aims act as a centre OF information
ana TO advance plans for the development OF work
VIII boys II has no paid officers. anu i's Work
is entirely OF advisory nature.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April ;, 1902
COFFFE-Cofee futures were stup!dly dun TOT N.e
entire session to-day The market opened STEADY Al
nights prices. and after the call was VIZ VIZ
change Importance, values easing on IN some
instances under light selling The foreign market
advices were of a fact character, anu the
crop movement than met expectations lraoers
let the market take us o." II
course without help hindrance from then ot ne
quiet with prices net uncLahged 10 p o
400 bags Local spot supiies
ruled quiet and steady. the nominal basis OF $50
for lots o Rio. Deliveries from United
States warehouses footed up some 10000 bags
The range prices in the local market To-Day
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TO DISCUSS SUMNER CAMPS FOR BOYS

mere VIII be public conference on the subject
ot Summer Camps and Outings for Bows, at the
iiem branch OF the Young Mems Christian AS
s s..' NO West One hundred and twenty
A ''' on next Tuesday. Sis o. m 1t will be
seh ohoer the auspices OF the Association OF Or
r. 80 WORK with Boys. Papers will be read by
Dr. Elias G. Brown. Charles II. warner Cbarle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,,arnb,s April 5.-Cotton firm; middlng sac; low
ssisnn 7-iec: good ordinary. s3-16c Net receipts
soo shipments 2302; sales. l. 80: stock. 6oo25.
Savannah April scoton steady middhng al- i9s
.Ynorts coa.twise 7es salfes os; stock 49sll
oresns April 5-Cotton firm mdding sAc; low
EeW.oi 60. good ordinary. Sc Receipts. $780, ex-
nlaai nds..s,wise &C., sales. 1850: stock 244,s24
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
r.425. $500 .soo 1000 .11.3o A. NJ. 100. tfso
.S t4OO $500 "a 80. 800. N
sg.0 SO IS p. NJ. 'l2 IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
IS co. 5000. .11.3O A VI. '1-oo. t1S0z. $40 $780,
NJ
Offices: Liberty Ferry. Ferry. 11s PSI 424
1900 l354 IS2 5th Union So
west 1853 10th St. 273 I25h ST. 2.5 Col1nl-
bus New York: Court St. 344. Fulton
brooklyn: Broadway. Williamsburg New Trans
fer co. calls and checks baggage destination
yFrom Liberty only "Daily. tDaiy. except Sun
day sSundays only zParor only.
w. C. BESLER. c. NJ BURT
General Manager. Pass Art
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pENNSYI


foot 9. sss and
sgThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Street. Is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third stress
Station. except where otherwise noted
.3J A. VI. FAST MAIL.-Iimited to two Buffet Parior
cars New YORK 70 Pi; Is Sleeping Car
4 n Fh aRf iEsnaa Com
Cars For chicago Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati Ind
IS + n caTcaeo AND 81 LOUIS ExPR6Ss5 ds
:.sG St Louis 6inns e,t,,surr Ind.
Loasxiils s. louis. Dining carE -,
"25 r. NJ. WESTERN EXPREsS.-For Chicago Tor
;.fsss fflS!daz ss: ss
Route Connects for Cleveland except sstarday pRss
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
i isnds ses; G G5f l0 cs
Iandt streets :D a s onE1essionaI Lin Par
Tor ana Dining Cars. q Dining Gs1 As piSlnx
sa Sinas s csI5 ia5s Gan !, Pan n:
lor and bling GAG Cars. sa5 DINING 2s Dining
so Ga t Pans ca sf e SOU Palm
y s'G Express. Sos AS iaio
ATLANTIC COAST IINE.-'cFlorida Special" 30 p m
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 22o p M week.
Az s,,,rs and M q g
NoRF61K AND WESTERN RAInwAT.-E0r Memphis
cHEsAPEAKn & OHIO RAILWAY.-7.sS a. week
FOR 5Rye o1 aDd roiSF coMf fe5E and NoRFoLK1 m
weekdays s55 m daily
ATLANTIC C1TY--o-55 and 25S .. m week--cays.
SUNDAYS I5' a n Through vestiouied Trains. spnes
PRrlor Cars end Standard Coaches week-days Par
Tor Smoking Car Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-12.55 D. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad toa
West Twenty-th Street Station) S55 a. m. L. 40.
D. from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strees). 200
a IL 80 $40 $40. II 80 Sundays IS
a. m, g. Is p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 Desbrossss and Cortlandt Streets 500. IS L59
S25 SIS. 925 Dining Carr t955 Penna LrritedD 10 10
Desbrosses and Cortland Streets TO- 2ol Dining Carl
1875 Dining Carl 11j5 Il So Dining Carl. 10
Deshrosses and Cortlandt Streets 2o) ISL 25 DIN
ing Carr. 355. % Is Dining Csrl ASS Dining Carl.
6s5 Dining Carp 755 S25 SIS. % II 10 night.
Carr 955 Iimed) ea5. loss Dining Carl II IS
Dining Dining Carr. Is Dining ass.
* Dining Carr ass Dining Carr, 555 Dining Carl,
1855 s. IS SIS g.. D. m. IL 10 night
1896 Ill and 261 Broadway:
1s2 Fifth below sd ST.; House; West
Station and Of
ortIandt Street: Court Street Fulton
Street,. 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyu Station City. The New Transfer
Company call for and check baggage hotels
residences through destination
Telephone 1914 Eighteenth Street, for Pennsylvania Rail-
read Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r A gent.
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
9OS A. W. and 35J NJ Daily. Sundays. to Pits
field and North Adams. Sundays only, at $40 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. 2s1. AIS and 1918 Broadway y
Union So VI. PTS Columbus Ave- 1873 West 125th ST.
125th St f3sth Stations. York: 23S and T2e
Fulton St. and log Broadway. =. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 Ssh Street. New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
A n. SMITH. GEORGE H DANIELS
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Coffee Cables I2ioconee market steady No T., RIO no.
receipts 5000 bags; cleared Tor
the United states 1900 bags cleared for Europe, 1000
bags: stock Santos-Cofee market STEADY
$500. receipts "a 900 bags STOCK
e66 600 bags Hamburg Coffee market opened uT-
o N net unchanged 10 = pig lower
sales ~ bags. Havre-Cofee market opened qulet
and unchanged i unchanged: tota! Sales ''o"'
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NAVAL STORES.

The position spirits turpentine is s1 quite salts
viewpoint OF sellers. Buyers taking
small lots only quoted values or less nom
na Rosin steady u firm Tar was steady and IN
quote
SPIRITS TJRPENTINE-i1ifG4S
TAR-Pine bbIs. 81 IS; oil bbls. 50 c.
ROsIN-Comman 70 good strained 81 81 6iHas 20: ~
So ~: M So 20: y 81 Go: W c. 81: " W, ST 20
STOCK ON HAND.
IustL go bbIs
Tar -'o' S'i'
Savannah April 5-Turpentne firm 42c: receipts.
e7o This: sales 700 exports 5SI Rosin firm: receipts
7ps hills sales 6jS. exports, 6S4s quoted \. r. and
7; Il % F. 81 30: +. 30. 81 40 II. 81 SO; l. 81 So.
I, 81 AZ NJ s. So y 81 ~: w G. - co; W w. 81 S.
c-arIeston April 5-Turpentine and rosn firm and un
charged. O. IT.. ..,.t-o >-,.bt,, T.
ing receipts cases Rosin-Nothing dom; receipts 30
Tar firm at 81 2U: receipts 42i bbls.
London " April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bis. Rosn--
strained. Is Cd: fine. 9s
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BALTIMORE E. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

trains leave Franklin ST. Station. New York, a. fol-
lows, and II foot West s2d ST., N. H..
s7:l0 A. M.-For Intern. points to Albany.
tito A MD Hudson Xiv. & Mob. Express.
r. M.-Chicago Express
'225 p. M--Cont Linn for Detroit. Chicago Louia.
t345 p. No For Hudson River Points Albany.
.615 P. M--For Roch-. Buffalo. Ceved Chicago.
f745 p M.-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit ST. Louis.
1918 p. M.-FJr Syra Roch;. Mag Fails, Det Chit
sDaily. tDaily except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
a tI0:i5 A NJ: No. at 1906 p. NJ Leaves
Jersey City. p. r. r. Sta. No. I'll 20 A NJ: No. 2
NJ. Time tables principal hotels and Offices.
Baggage checked hotel residence Westcotts Elk
A. II. SMITH c. e. LAMBERT.
Gen'I Supe-fnt endent- Genl Agent
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

higher: 40 Northern 7slse; winter dull: 10 red
6S4c No 2 corn. e3c: No do. 621ac oats-tiood IN
ouiry for No 2 white 4slsc No 3, 4Iisc No mixed
acc; No 8 do. 45lac Barley-Spot, eTG7oc Rye-No
sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-06

When In Albany last winter the Dill came up ~
,,tt+ -ranres nireon shooting against its pas
s,ue man made an earnest appeal Pigeon shoot-
,nr he REPRESENTED TO be manly sport and salo
that 10 curtail it or interfere with 1t would Wcrk
wrong and hardship. He made an able an 1e vel =
receiTed speech and sat down With a feeIlllg OF
sstsfaction that his work was well done Ihen
arose in his place another man, VINO do not IN
SoTss The first mans views and his condemnation
of them wes short and TO the point
Sport" said he with emphasis ana a elloi |,
snort why pigeon shooting bears about the
same relation to sport that ping pong does 10
tennis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-06

"A Western man told q story the other evening
showing the different manner in which a lawyer
regarded his clients acts from the standpoint OF
attorney and that OF citizen man accused
OF embezzlement was defended by prominent
western lawyer who seemed to depend more on
ms forensic abilities than the strength OF his
clients defence. Few witnesses were called, ana
the case looked black for the accused man The
lawyer, however, made inpassioned personal
appeal He told how he and the accused man
NAG been boys and young together; how
si.eii man estate had been reached, they asso-
nsasg ,uogethsr and as friends had passed 10
ntlooio me NO cloud had dimmed their friend
S Sssp nor nae The lawyer ever known OF act or
oeee on 1ne otners part that did not accord with
SssatcI aye the strictest, sense Of honor. From
b apgnooo GOWN to the present the lawyer had
.. lhe accused man. and had never known him
se 90 dlshonorable act or deed. To him the
e were incredible, impossible, and he did
H To-, believe them true, winding up with eff
+. I've personal appeal behalf of his client
81 n hs great effort. and when it over one
% Sa us irenos went up and congratulated the
Nv L~y yer saying that he had made the speech of
,,. ieS the lawyer acknowledged, modestly. lit
80 80 sooo speech. and. tust TO think ] made IL
49,. plsnKety blank blank who stole $4,000 and
eioii hoio out enough to pay his counsel fees
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