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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotIon
eulet, sales 200 bales. speculation ana export o.
American 5000; receipts, 2O1o; American levo2 e15
ding upland. 4&d Futures opened quiet partial , $50
savsrce. closed quiet unchanged 70 q pod4t eI
Esreh and MarchApri 4421zs; AprilTMay 49, 44b
sane 543lz5. June-July, 444b: July-Augnst 80
August september 44O5as: SeptemberOctober AID; Oc
tober- November, 425lzb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S-~oo
&snckesrerYarn quiet but steady; cloths quiet oo, "a
y q; 5obhing 81 97= g$3: powdered SO 7oqS3 so o
pine bulk 81 a0qS2, ounces S2aS2 10 eghths - Sog
e 80. qu.nine 2s@3sc EsSI.NII OILS root
prime. s. 75aSI 80; oassia. G5a75e euheb slaSl 10
lemon prime 75gs5c; low grade G54loc; lemon eissS'
saiiye 81 cog 81 30 mace distilled 81 1aSl 90
astorai s59S5 10 artificial, So 25aS3 90 peppermint
Mette-n, tins and NewYork tins. 81 StdSl DO CASSIE
sxes2 IS; pennyroyal 81 30gSl 81 sasSafrss natuai
e. l9Si p; wlntergreen. natural 81 5OaSi 90 "a
SSee45oc wormseed 81 loa$l -: Worm"ood pure Es9g
a4c; ginseng Northern IS 25aSo - Southern 81 25a$5
ginger jamaica "a Gl1c. bieached, l2al3c
solaen seal sg5oc; hellebore powdered 1aso; ncoIe'
canary 5c selected in bundles Sd loc;
sonduss 30a35c; Mexican Sc; senega Western o54ooo'
southern, BIC; snake Canada. 7gsc and stripped Is
FLOUR AND MEAIl-The demand for -four was fairly
Ssnewlse The close was barely STEADY ana
nensngee Spring paten:s So SOs4 To- winter strashts
SzsogSs .; No winter. IS loqs3 80: extra No
Lhte g ioQS3 zo grade s2i 25g$22 % spot and 70
ssstsss. RYE FLOUR-Quiet Quoted: Fair 70 COCO
IgzsfsS 20: choice 70 fsney 81 45a$s n
orSnd BAG MEAII-Easy. Quoted: Fine white and
sselo% 81 45qtl -, coarse. 81 24q$1 2e. FEED
arrive 20 n ss 5oas8 r. Spring &c bfsa bulk SIS
AZ bran rnideling sis 7oes2l Is coarse winter bran
~ corn oileske S24 horiny chop. $50 oil
eEIgN-i7HEAr-wit weather. news bearish. export
80. less active ana prices down % point where
80 The wheat yesterday II anything buliish
p1saonainhtsd 70 oerstin extent. after the nrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 25.-Vith the settlement Of the labor
troubles here trade in the various industries has
turned The wool market is steady basis. but
operations quiet. The call for territory
been moderate. but available
steady Purchases Of wool made Arizona that
coming in cannot be sold within per
secured pound OF feeling
amons dealers here that too high prices paid and
looks though the territory woods will
high this Fine territory woods
mand the secured basis Of 4SG50c. while
territory IS quoted 4+d $50 with good
higher. Medium TERRITORY woods quotable 3sG40c
secured with occasional fancy lots going higher Fleece
woods are quiet buy held steady in price Ohio me De
LANES is selling at 2Si2d29C For ohio xN Xxx and
above about 27Q21izc, with Ohio No washed Arm
26a26i2c. and 2ic asked in Australians
coming In quite literally, but arrivals largely
manufacturers account The for good
blood Australians is quoted the secured basis 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 25.-Cattle-Receipts. $500 head In
Guiding 425 MARKET steady. Good prime steers
So 50a$7 poor medium 25gSG sockers and
50a$5 % 81 40Q$5 90 heifers So J0GS6.
Gamers 81 4oaS2 90 bulls So 5oa$5 calves 81 5S6 %
Texas S5dS6 Hogs-Receipts today. $500
head tomorrow $500 ler over. 2eOe 6q1oc higher.
Mixed butchers SO 30GS6 Is good to choice heavy
5oaS6 20: rough heavy So 23as6 50; light $6g$6 40
bulk Of sales 50 S5GiS6 so Sheep--ReceiptS
Toe higher. Good choice
sheep, s. 25T$6 native lambs
lambs, IS 2jG$6 so
Cincinnati. March 25-Hoes active. higher s. 5Ods6
strong 50 s5q$6 -. sheep steady 81 7jG s. 90
Lambs steady, 81 I54S1.
East Buffalo March Receipts light fairly
steady yesterdays prices veals TOP sass so,
mon good S5d$7 IS Receipts 5000 head. Fairly
demand and 5qoc higher for heavy grades York
ers COG So light so +5a$6 so mixed packers
75QS6 So choice heavy SO s54s6 % pigs 50 oa$6 90
roughs SGdS6 -; S4qS4 80 sheep lambs-Re
ceipts 5000 head Stronger for god Ianbs and full
Choice lambs. So 6OnS6 TO- good to
SO 50G$6 go culls 70 fair s. 55qs6 40. sheep
choice handy wethers, IS 75dS6. mixed
25dS5 20: common 81 I5aS5 Is; heavy export
ewes So 50dS5 10 yearlngs. good choice all wethers
50 1895
East Liberty. 25.-Catue steady: choice Sc eo9
10 prime SIS 3pdS6 90: good. s. 5oG$5 steady
prime heavy hogs 81 1880 mediums SO 7OdS6
heavy Workers Sc 65d$6 light Workers 3OGS6
pigs SGq$6 roughS. 81 50dS6 20 Sheep steady best
wethers s. 7OH$5 30: cus and common, 81 50Gsi veal
calves. S7G$7 70.
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Proposals.
DROPOsALS For INDIAN SI,PPIIES

partment 81 the Interior. Office OF Indian Affairs
washington y. G.. March 1902 proposals. in
ocrsel Proposals for beef.
be- and directed Commissioner OF Indian Afa-S
10 Johnson street Chicago Ill. Will Re received until 1
"coIk 2 NJ c. TUESDAY. April Il. 1892 furnishing
for the Indian Service beef -four. bacon beans c1Iee
sugar rice and other articles subsistence also TO-
boots aud shoes groceries. baking powder crocsry
Agricultural implements.
wagons harness. leather. findings sadilery etc
hardware, sEocl and medical supplies long OF
mI7eeIsneogs articles Sealed proposals. indorsed Pro
posals FOR blankets. wooden goods
etc as TIE eos" may be. and directed COMMAS
slpneT u Indian Affairs Nos a
New N0TE CITY VIII La received Until o'clock 81
TUcsjay May l% 1907 furnishing the Indian Ser
Vice blankets wooeD and cotton goods clothing notions
hats aad caps BGs must -r made out Government
blanks Schedules Ei"ilg aL
bidders VIII De t@nissai IN application the Indian
Of.e WashinEtoS p g.. Nos II and ~ Wooster Street
New N0rl Ctty; - JOHNSON Street. Chicago III No
SI5 Howard street. Omaha. Nebr.. the Commissariss OF
Subsistence T. =. 4. at Cheyenne. LeavenWorth St
Louis =. FHi and san Francisco tie postuaste-s at
City. EIrAtOU. Arkansas CIty. Caldwell Topeka
Wlclia and Tucson Bios Will be opened and
and bidders present
oPs-iu The Department right to de-
termae delivery and to reject any and All
tiGs. an ~ any hid
". s. ZONES. Con-rll-sLcrcr
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bags Of fine graduated. 4s5c. Eagle fine granulated
standard granuated diamond A Soc confectione-s
4. 46oc; No /, 445c; Nos and 9. 4.4Oc; No 435e:
No &. 400: 4 2Jc Ne T. 41bc No : 4o5c; No g.
&c; 10 10 395c. No Il 3 99c: No p s5c Nos 49, i
and 10, $500. 6 Zoe; 25-rb OF grauuated
$500 sale OF 5000 bags Cuba centrifugal steamer due
tomorrow. sold late IN the day 1732c duty paid
basis ship This an advance Of ;}2C
the previous sale The price generally asked
for 90 3 9 16c. The closed stiff
tone the following uotatious: Centrifugal 80 test
}2a3 ALEC. rnuscovado - 3G3 lGc molasses
sugar, test pa az 1876 The London beet sugar
steady but quiet unchanged "a lower
with March and April quoted IS 5i4d The stock Of
sugar in the United Kingdom Is 222OOO tons. against
2lS.ooO last week and 1900 last year.
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L1vERPooL corroN MARkrr-

Ltvsrpo9i. March % . m-Co,on-Spo, quiet. prices
dav 6OOO bales which were for spec1Istfon
and and included American: receipts II
bales. including 1850 American Futures
closed quiet; American midding. March. Y 649
43-6td sellers March and April. A.
ITs: april and Nay ~ 64a+ ~ SD buyers May and
June. : - 64Hi $3.50 buyers 4
buyers, July and August a. buyers: August and
September 10 64+ Il $40 sellers; September and
Der. 1 II sd buyers, October November 4
26td buyers; November December g Cad BUYERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
SOUTHERN coTroN MARKETS

Savannah. March 25.-Co-ton steady. middlinE sac.
low niddling sse good 9sdinary II receipts LOO
, New Orleans. March 25-Cotton quiet and easy; mid
ding. 116C: low mtddllnE. s / 1Gc. good ordinary
II l6C, receipts, Ar bales exports Britain
1850 70 the Continent, $3.50. coastwe SO. sales 1000
stock. PSI sol
Memphis, March - Cotton quiet; middlins Size. low
mLddlinE. ; i6c, good ordinary 5-t6c receipts
AZ bales. LIS; shipments go, sales 100 stock
@6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26

Spot cotton closed with quotations unchanged
ass n ssc mddng upland AID Slsc for middlng
sales -Cn bales Southern spot markets tee
grs7hef follows: New-Orieans quiet and easy IN
Noble nominal, &c lower Al I-lgo:
steady. unchanged at sac Charleston steady
] lower a. SO. Wilmington firm. unchanged, at
So .so-+aI, Sl,Il unchanged sac Baltimore
lower, SIC. Augusta quiet. unchanged, at
receipts New Orleans for tO-rnor
800 bales compared with l.i3o bales
actual last week 10 Z39 bales actual last year A.
Houston 500 % 1900 bales against 25l2
actual last 339S bales actual last year
Peceirts the ports interior points to-day.
ps-5s with the day last week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
LONDON WOOL. MARKET.

London. March 25-The offerings at the wool auction
sales to-day numbered s.565 bales Most supply
consisted OF New South Wales Fine
AZ full rates Merncs and crossbrcis steady.
A small supply OF Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
withdrawn as bid did not reach holders views. Follow
ing the sales in detail.
secured, 74dG1s SID 4i461fd
bales: greasy. 412dS2d. South Australia-40O bales
secured. 6zd72d "a d6sd.
secured. 7l4dq1s Sd; said. Austraa-sl
bales. greasy. 5a9d NeWZeaand-2 200 bales secured
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
ENPORTS Tn-nAN
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeU-Ycrk. March % 1902
dsnos The coffee Exchange. The market opened steady
with Prices unchanged and for balance II the
sr was -a-ne. without marked change prices Room
less Indifferent public
almost totally lacking. The foreign market
vel statistical statements, lacked
importance domestic description
tgt-ed nothing upon which found new IDEAS Near
selling by importers forced some months ;
points he close was quiet with prices unchanged
- points lower Total sales ~ 900 The
r1srEsr f7- spot coffee dull heavy with prices
about o. the basis u 1llfc for invoice lots Of No
RIO.
vee *
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From which L. 225 has deducted, that amount
having heen delivered by New-york Dock Company 20
Terminal Warehouse Company.
begun late in cotton market today
from starr . finish liquidation the chief feature Of
cpsrstlo1s The market opened easy. with
POINTS lower. and then st5ffened quite sharply
active and buying based the idea
ihat elton from the late break in order
The Liverpool cables Disappointing but receipts
vera light and ClesTalo-s II
figured hat interests had been pretty thor
olShv shaken out ana that the short side had been
July $3.50 these figures being 70 points last
nights final bids Il long however. before the
buyers found supporting orders totally lacking
While that conservative traders selling
fo- further sharp break stop loss order selling
A quick get the right side q the market
tute1 il rapid decline throughout The list LED by May
July Large interior receipts and full estimates
1,- %eOrieans and Houston receipts greatly
disturbed tired holders and fresh impetus 20 the
downward rush Cf prices Early IN the afternoon the
Indication sthering but in the
last very again under small stampede
n longs iqlidate This last break carried
Nav and july $50. IN the last five minutes
profit taking rallied prices tEihe. but the close was
barely 10 - points lower Total
estimated $4,000 bales The March option
relatively steady all demand from exporters
Toal port receipts fer the day were some 1000 bales
cIearances
tes-s f0r interior points Receipts
shown be $1,000 taes. against 10000 last week
and 54ft last Year. shipments, d-vvp ba+eS against
81 G1J last week and 90 last
The range Of prices IN the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
NANAL STORES

The stock q, spirits turrentns hands
we'll South IS very light, and the market
stronger al points The local prices were raised
Ice Low grade nrmer, but pale grades
dun and without important change. Tar hrner.
We quote
Spirits tt RPENTTNE- ~ d51c.
bbls. so. OIL hbIs. 81 90.
ROSIN-Comnon TO good strained, 81 g. n, 81 So T.
81 "a r. 81 -. q - 50: H 81 So %, X So G5; NJ,
- oJ, y. s. 80. w c. 81. w W. 50 90
STOCK ON HAND.
f}oSu = 81
Spirits turpeure COB bbls
March 25.-TrPenttne steady sic; receipts.
I2+. JN4 Rosi1 steady, receipts,
lSaa hbs. 1910. Quote: a B. and D. 81 80;
T. 81 80. T. s. y, 9, 81 20 H. 81 81 81 So K - 40
N s. -. y. s. -. " O. So co. " w. So S.
charleston. March 25.Turpentne ana rosU unchanged
Wilmington. March 25.-SPrlts turpentne, rotl'GS
donE: receipts 10 casks Rosin nothing doing receipts
Crude turpentne. nothing doing. receipts :
Luls nym 81 20. receipts. 2GS utls.
London March 25.-Turpaut!nA- Spirits. SOS 1o'2d.
Ecsin-Amerlcau strained. Sd fine Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION
sos A NJ and s. p 81 Daily Sundays. 20 PITTS
field and North Adams. sundays only, az go A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with PintSCh Lizht-
Ticket Offices II3. Isl. 1915 Broadway. *
Union W. 20 Columbus Ave 1S3 West 12Sth ST
125th 13Sth stations. New York ass and rs
Fulton st. and l06 Broadway. Il n. Rrcoklyu-
Telephone 800 2Srf Street York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
NsstC0tt Express Company.
4 H. sMITH, GEORGE H. DANIELS
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Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of West s T,;. street and Des
ofossSs ana SoEuandt SuS10s-
rTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt Streets IL five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted
T.55 a. VI FAST MAII4-Limited TO two Buffet Paric-
cars New York to Pis5gTg Sleeping Car P'tsours to
sss East aRH csaas Corr
' fss A. cSiHs Dining smoking ana osssTvsson
cars For chicago Cleveland, Toledo. Cincinnati Ind
1.S5 F. VI CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPREss11Tor
Toledo Louisville tvia CncnnatD. Indianapolis. Chi
55 81 VI i sT LOUIS EXPREss-For PsSurs Ind
s2aEos L%2isyls p 81 E FPR chlaSo Fer
-. Sii p VI i.i FSc fF. .,sq and Gs
Rqs y for Ssvs 2P s7SHS Sa 1 xpREss
Fo' WASHINGTON Nl,isiIE EiSo;,1n AID The SOUTH:
la sndt strsts ' Ie9 t6IrinE CAR lo5S 62ias Car,
andt streets 100 's2 Cqsessonal Lam AZ ll, Par
carr DINING Can 925 p r. z 10 night tP, sun
Y25S DINING Car g. IS congressman Lin. al Par
Ior and Dining cars, 25 Dining CAR. as Dining
soTTHtR rs 'l RAIfw 4YSTne southerns Palm
iaac P M Tec days s'I Express 525 IS aiO
ATLANTIc COAST ILNE.El2.i4s sPssia y 10 p p.
tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 20 ? M week
sE4BoARDs AIR LINE RAIIw AY FlOTda and Met v =
ropolita1 Limited IL 50 P m daily Express. liz
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE < OHIO RAILWAY.-tSo a m week
days IS p daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ard NORFOl4k--I-SS a. m
weekdays and s55 ? m daily
ATLANTIC CfTI.-955 a. n and 2SS ? weekdays
SUNDAYS rs" a Through yesti5uied Trains BS,st
smoking car ParIor cars, Dining Car, and Standard
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY.,l255 , wess-isys 60
points New York Long Branch Railroad from
West Tventy-third street station. SSS a m. L 90
D from DesbrOsses CoTJlandr Streetsl. 9 %
a Il 80. SO $40. and Il so ?. sundays s4S
a m. SIS ? m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
pNsbrosses and Cortlandt streets. 500. y IS5.
s25 SIS s25 Dining Cav e9S Penna Lirnted 10 10
tss5rossss and Cortland streets 1p2 Dining Carl.
10 IS DINING Car I1.5J Dining Carr.
tOesbrosses Cortlandt Streets 20 90 325 din
SIS. -. % Dining carr ASS Dining Carl.
80 =. SIS. as u 10 night.
$50 coaches .. s 50, Q > Dining
carr So GimitedI p55. 1855 Dining Carr Il IS
I55 dining carr as Dining Carr. ass.
- Dining ass dining carr. $50 Dining Carl.
755. -. SJJ, 925 D u 10 night
Ticket 1876 1884, III and PSI Broadway
1s2 Fifth tbelow sd ST.. Aston House. West
Street Station and stations foot Of Des
and Cortla1dt Street Court street $50 Fulton
Street 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station.
Brooklyn, Station Jersey city The New York Transfer
viii call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through 70 destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
]. 2. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26

Cotee. cables-F2io-Co1se market quiet: 10 Rio.
4S45 exchange y 32d. 1000 =
cleared for The United states. 200 bags cleared for
Europe 1000 bags stock. 6s9cop Santos-CofTee
market steady good average santos $500 receipts,
Co1ee market opened unchanged: at >. 50
IcchaAged- sales 1000 bags Havre-Cofee market
opened quiet unchanged I lower IN
changed; a. 3 quiet and unchanged, $50 ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80 -. $500 5000
IS Otz IS 10. taco $500 500 - 90 - sO
$500 st925 P. NJ. 81 49,
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
90. $1,000. '1l-30 a NJ, 100 500. IS 40 500,
800 VI.
Offices: Liberty 81. Ferry. South
1900 1884 II way. Isl 5th Ave Is Union
West. 1873 East 125th 23 I25th 81 2s5 CS,,T<
bus Ave. New York. Court Fulton
Brooklyn. ss Broadway. Williamsburg York Trans
Ter Co calls TOT and checks baEsage destination.
fFrom Liberty -. only sDaily. +Daiy. except SIM
day. Sundays only. zParor cars only
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Gurroeaie5 Aonrcs-

IHrro9atc5 Aonces-
HARRIET Is. RANNEY.-In pursuance Of an
order Of Hon. Frank T T.tzssrald Surrogate o,
the County q New !osk notice. is hereby given to all
OF the county ~ ew York teSed = press NJ the SANE
q business at the Oloe o. TG9Iaas Hooker.
tie CITY New-YorE. before sOth day April
Dated New York the 10th day Of October. 1901.
THOMAS HOOKER.
street Fofoush Of Manhattan. New York city.
MURDOCH. URIEL Ain pursuance of an
1rd S % 9 Y6 motto" IS heSy gvn TIC m OF the
having claims against UrieI A Murdoch OF Coun-
vouchers thereof subscribers their place OF
HcaSes No n 1roadWay in the Boroagh o? MAMA
city Of New York before the seth day OF May.
Dated, New YORK Noys ven sT,, 25th; 1901
sH1LAND. sI0EMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys for
N sSsT YORK City S 0'o"'' Borough OF Manhattan
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
= T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given all having claims
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
TO the suhscTi6sr at MS place OF ansaet1s business at
in the City Of New York before the 9Th day Of
Dated New York the , 2tth day Of s Fssuary 1902
WARD HAYDEN & sATTERLEE Attys for Admins
trntor, l2o Broadway, N Y
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. n Surrogate County Of York
Notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
ceased the with vouchers thereof
Al the once Of MdssTs Hates Wces heT Attorney s5s
No 100 Broadway in The City OF New York. or before
Dated New York. the 12th day Of December. 1901
y,rc.,, . WIN, 90 JOSEPHINE a HARLRsHAW
Attorneys for Admx.. loo broadway: ~ Y. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo March 25.-F1our quiet and easy. Wheat
Spring uttle doing; No Northern. Z. in store
low 63I4c No 2 do. 62@c. corn. 621s G62@4c: No 3
do 62G62Ac. Oats unsettled: No , white. 4S&c; No 3
40 4Tian4T&c No 2 mixed 46l4c: No 3 do. $40
lev spot offered at 6Tq6sc. Rye. No l. 63 &c asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD

rains leave FFankn ST Station New York. as fos-
''!:do A. M-For interim points Albany.
fll-2O A nh Hudson & Mon
s1O0 I. M.-ChicagO Express
'225 z. M.-Cont Lin. FOR Detroit. Chcaz1 & 81
1915 7. NO For Hudson River Points q Albany.
.6i5 Z M-For Roch.. Buffalo C1eve'd & Chicago.
1l4o + M.-For RoCh-. Buffalo. Detroit 4
'eil3 ?. Nor Syra Roch Mag Fails. bet & Chi
'pally- italy except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
mex No az tl0;'5 a NJ: No. at TsO6 P. NJ Leaves
Jersey city. P r R. sta. No I a A. NJ
az 1888 P NJ tables principal
BasEage checked from hotel Westeotts
a. X. SMITH c 8 LANBERT.
Gen'l Superintendent. Genl Pass'F Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-26

new JERSEY CENTRAL,
Liberty St and South Ferry u.ms from South Ferry.
i've minutes earle than below, except uOtsdI
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-05
FOR BUSY PEOPLE.

Boston.-The British government
will be approached for the purpose
of inducing it to permit cattle from
Canada and the west to be imported
from Portland, Me.
Washington.-The president. it Is
understood, has received assur-
ances from senators who last spring
opposed Cuban reciprocity, that
they will vote favorably on the
question.
Wallace, Idaho.-After examining
a number of witnesses the defense
rested in the murder trial of Henry
Lane. The accused testif1es he
heard Bridewell threaten to kill
him.
Olympia. Wash.--A warrant for
$40. 792.40 in payment of the beet
sugar bounty of l cent per pound
was drawn by the state auditor in
favor of the Washington State Su-
gar company at Waverly.
Notwithstanding Boston COM
pany's bid for transportation of
troops from Seattle to Manila was
the lowest submitted. The quarter
master general and Colonel Patton
of the army transport service are.
however, not in favor of the trans
ference of this business from gov
eminent to private hands.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-05

ColfaX, Wash.-E. M. Burch, a
Eell-known citizen, was stricken
With paralysis yesterday as a result
bf fall down stairs.
Homestake. Mont.--Ten cars of a
vestbound Northern Pacific freight
Jumped the track here and bounded
100 feet down an embankment, be-
ng totally demolished.
Washington. - Genera | Bates
,aymaster general of the army,
lays that the war department rec
Immendation that the canteen be
'estored Is a good one.
Boise. Idaho.-D. r. Cameron of
he Cameron Lumber company, op-
nNAg at Harrison, has asked for
. HaFn'Ss to improve the Occur
IAleht river and its tributaries.
st. Louis.-Julian Ralph. the au-
nor and newspaper correspondent.
Who suffered a severe hemorrhage
1t the Southern hotel Tuesday
hight. Is reported to be recovering.
Washington.-The question of Sc
turely closing the States to unde-
arables was under discussion by
he immigration commissioners last
Nening and Chinese and other nox-
Gus immigrants will find it more
difficult to get across the Canadian
sorder In the future.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-05
RAHUAT NEUC.

The Northern Pacific has abolish
ed its tax department.
The Northern Pacific suffers Sc
rious delays at Eagle gorge on &C
count Of snow slides.
The Great Northern has four
heavy rotary snow plows in the
Cascades lighting the slides.
The Northern Pacific, Rio Grande
Western, Santa Fee and Queen h
Crescent are picking up wrecks
today.
Senator Clark of Montana is said
to be behind scheme to build a
linee from Salt Lake City to the
coast by way of Spokane.
]. d. Farrell, president of the Pa,
cific Coast company. is here with
his private car, returning home
from a two weeks vacation.
The business men of Culdesac
are protesting against the one mix.
ed train per day service. The
Northern Pacific have charge of
this line.
The Northern Pacific has taken
under advisement the advantages
to be gained by building a line
from eastern Washington to the
Columbia river. then around to the
head OF Puget sound.
The Great Northern railway has
issued time table, effective De
cember z. which does away with
the Sunday train between Spokane
and Bonners Ferry. handling the
business on No. 3 and No 4.
N. II. Murtha. chief clerk to
Superintendent F. s. Forest of the
/ Spokane Falls & Northern railroad
has been promoted to the position
of master of trains, with jurisdic
ton over the entire s. F. 4 n
system.
Superintendent Gilbert OF tn,
Northern Pacific railway warns the
men against taking chances. The
warning, which is supposed to be
one step towards checking the ep,
demic of accidents. II given in IA
apen circular.