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New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
~ - New York-Fra1ces Ward Plaintiff against
foreclosure ard duly made and entered
In the above entitled action date the 5t1 1ay Of
August 1902 ard duly entered The oice OF the Clerk q
the County New the Sth day of August 1902
the an ssrsgnet Referee said Judgment uaUed.
vfl sell AZ Pubic the New York Real Estate
SaIasrogrn III Broadway. n the Borough % Man
OF lIt7 DAY or september
1902 st - o'clock on that day by Richard Y
E7-7ett & Co. Incorporated. Auctipneer the premises
dractad 1v said ldEuent to be sold. and therein de-
srfbef follows All that certain lot piece parcel of
Ts -o th-ty-se~uHd street. in the Twelfth Ward %
~ CIV ~ New York with the buildings there
IS bounded s-1 described follows
yi- Ftsrtnrs-E point the SCutnery side OF One
L---a Street distant four hundred
go hs-- feet from rHs Southwsstery corner
-ra FffrH Avenue ard said One hundred and thirty
z7 street and thence SoutHery and parallel
-r hs Westerly side Firtn Avenue. and part or the
party wall 1iEety-uina feet and eleven
~ .,t centre line parallel with one hundred and
ss--r+ street feet thence Sorrhery and
5tT ~asIf-r gi FIFTH Avenue, and part OF the way
t-, r7--v wall uety-nine fest and eleven inches
80, s+,ih-~lv side one hundred and thiTJy-secont
Eas-zr.y along the same 0fteen ,eet -
,,,a ,rr-r OF place OF beginning .o,,
..zF %svs York. August -. i.t-
-at7- -'e' PETER J EVERETT. Referee
WARD HAYDEN ( s-tTTE-I!LEE AttSrnsys Tor Piain-
~ 90 rrsa1Eav. Manhattan. New foIN t-Iy
s-,1--yt-s is diagram o. the property 20 be sold
t.7 ..I s6a,s the street number being No - West
f321t street; fqa-4 -
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

or 5000 than the previous week We quote:
ut loaf and dominOs j. i5c mould 4 and
eu5es 4aoc; XtXX powdered 4 soc; powdered, coarse
ers gTanuated 49Gc: Eagle, and extra n1e
ranuiated .5c; 10 cartons and ? 70 Gags me
-rzEuIated 4S5c, Eag.e II bags Of fine granuisted
tsoc; Eagle hne granulatei standard granuiated and
iamont A CSC confecttOners 4, 4J0c; No l. 4uci
Nos and 3, 5c, No : 800; No > 4-Sc; No D. 429c;
No :. 4-IOc; No : 4c 9 3 95c No 10, $500; NO IL
soc; Nos - l3 and IA B. SEC; No 10 3.1ac; No I5-
1Yc. Eagle powdered, $50. erys'ai do5liliz;; . .
cEnrs Ice 81 test centrifugal Mus
covado 50 test is quoted 25s2 l5i6c and moasses
zosar - 2Ss12 11-i6c The London beet sugar
Market vas steady unchanged. with september
IS ana October IS Sd The worlds visible
supply 2259O0G TONS. against l.@E,-9 tons same
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

sP55 o--sn e25d dun with quota tons uncha.ged On
-1le q = re UicdiDg upland and Sssc 1Or mid
-s s-i Saes Ne 24e bales uttern spot markets
~r4t follows steady
1lse- az >-5r- Mobile Quiet. unchanged az sac Sa-
s@naeH quiet lice higher 7-l6c Wilmington hTrn.
-loaisec AZ she Norfolk ~ higher &c. Bait
80 nominal unchanged al Sc, Augusta hzn, l.ltc
rleT a ll-ltc- Louis steady unchanged at . Slbe
S445e receipts a. NeW-orleans ton GROW are Seyn
--J bales against Il3 bales actual last week and
80 bales actual dag iast At ttous-
80 for t1-norrov. f3YG 10 bales compared with
hecerts ~ the ports interior points today. CON-
.--.z .--- --E an- last
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

, a-rov,ats amor. 'f ne lien or charge to satiSfy
S as ~ i-t.-ssr thereon from the hrst cay Of July
l.sl- s--u August 5t1- 1902, together WITH
S3tS's- "',a .-. -4-- approximate amount os
the expense .,-s- which allow d
taxes, asss=t -[- -f purchase money. paid BY
70 t7e @ @2-.,'SS - .s.ss s. ana interest:
Dated N-N i-AN' 1r-r-r, J. EVERETT Rsreree-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
tJubIlC y oltrrs.

WANTED. FOR {. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between ages OF q and 81
citizens OF United States good temperate
habits Tho can speak, read English For in
formation apply TO Recruiting Officer. Third
SC3 Fulton ST, Brooklyn
A DVERTISEMENTS and sc-Dftous The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office.
NO i.554 BROADWAY
Between 35Lh and 9th sts. until o'clock .. N.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

New-york September / 1902.
ps,.,,s IN -srs head. all consigned
direct. No sales reported Dressed essa Ss c
dressed sGf2c 10 Caols -st rsce VEG
quoied live cattle sell ng ~ aIsssea
refrigerator beef II zc per ~ W eAlSEIs 10
day Tomorrow ths Celtic is estimated 70 carrS TO LlV-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. flour quiet, and stead, T1sa.
Winter weak. No white SIC; 10 red II'sc,, Corn
- orr NJ Yellow &C. No. do. 6I4c; No : corn.
sTlr7 No DO CSC. through billed Oats unsettied
asking prices No white, g &C No 10, ) &c
= r.xad 2ac. No Do % Barley. Western Z
r.-g a; 54aG5C Bye lower: > 54c. Canal freights
strong. wheat TO New-E5Tk. 81
Chicago. Sept 4-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
ICES IN The local market today

--rza r=a-es- Eio-C-fSee ua-ast steady: No 80
49, av-rz-ze Il 5I-5-d. receipts Ie 1 bags cleaeo
fo- tha T1t5f states. 500 bags. cleared lot Erope
-aoo sro~k Ss5 SartCs|~1t-ee Tllarlt'
o-5z3- -5 sre-are santos $500 receipts. 5000 Gags
$500 rags. Earr5urE-4-Cr-ee market oFet--
> -fg lover a $50 vas -st = Pig l2Her SaLss,
7Ee-rsS = T-arc lover. At i unchanged at ? =
s-zg5r franc lover a. $50 2 Unchanged tosal
rlG
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
-. - sI.HREllE COURT. COrNTY


y ~ g--.-I5ha $. Baird. Janet E Baird and
Nllaul r. r--- Baird. deceased Plaintiffs. against
testament r. -7 -,-erz. Teseudantsin pursuance of
Ntl-71 ~ ~ t--s-I-s-re and sac. duly made and
lu-EHl' o entitled action bearing date the h4th
tered n ,Lt 14-a T. rh= Undersigned the Referee II
day ot NtI -zd VII sell ar public auc iS n al the
Nevv-Y1rS es ,,-st.lr city = New York. 24Jh
the IurHuEh = r.02 7t = O'Clock that dav
Ct .s-r--reer directed
by Phhn A r4 d. ard herein described as follows:
sa O j- f-t or "a c- u iano sltuate wing
All f7at 81 ,1s civ county and state or New York
aAd oth ,s IN l7-Es thereon bounded and Described
toge her WIN al eTsecJton of the westerly
de OF eet running thence southeriy
dred and tLIs7v !s OF Fifth Av,uUe twenty-five feet
along ne a r.f1t IN the mi1die OF party val:
more or e. ~7rssi uea-ly 50 With One hundred
thence street. through ire middle q said
and tliIls eNteniS ana then along
party edo = aorrhery wal of tne building
the noriher. -s5+.irnE south and along line
the premises s,ss ro-rreiv side II sad wall eigh
n - or Jess to p M eisney-tl'e Ieet
i've tAst - Fittn avenue,
weste 49, With hundred ari tnIrry-seventh
ine ara - --r-hs~.v snd paraie WIN ttfth avenue
street more less 20 the snl1theriy side ct
twenty-five Sf-rvsevsnrh 81 eet. and he7ce easterlv
aons ns - feel the point o. sesfnn1ns said
street elSIIls - known No : 80 Filth Avenue
Dated New YORK ION IS Z. FETTNER Referee
. .E0FRSpN. ATTORNEYS FOR Plaintiffs 10
"lltusR S. B0rougu Of Manhattan. City OF Ne"
YoTk ,t,s T.. 6 diagram OF the property % be sold
Avenue fs7th street..
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
r the ports ard interior points today.
e sz.a E.E .as. g.. anL last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
6 600 bales: and
sKp0rt American. 500. 1iddling upland. sled
Futnres creaed steady 80 z5-6+5 Closed
barely steady. points higher September. 4sa
eEs6l. Sep.er7ber1ctrer 45a--s- October-Novennber
445s; Ncverbe--Decernber. 442s: Deeen1ber-January
z4aizs ebruary. ! 29'zb- February March
s5ss- Aarch-A rrf 4.3siss; Arril-May and May-June
tSss Manchester-Yarns steady: cloths better. with
rore business
FLOUR AND MEAI--The reaction II wheat checked
-four in spring bakers. which
continued good demand Spring patents
tsass winter siraiRnts 8? ass SO patents
g = 9s3 spri1g clears 50 1905 IS. ext-a No winter
SO i0G5 s3Gs3 10; grade s21 4
ofS3 pot arrive. 800 RYE FLoUR-Dul Quoted:
Fair choice fancy. IS 50GS3 10
Quoted Kiln So
s5 IS bran RAGMFAL<-Steady. Quoted:
Fine ana yellow 50GSI e5; coarse 81 2i9sf %
-FEED-steady Quoted: Spring bran. spot 81
fo arrive 200 n fI6 50 spring bulk spot
SIC: spring bran mddng 81 75@f2o. in 300 - sackF
.nssed oil cake $50 20 cornnea cake ga honinr chop
s25 fsGs2s. oiiFnesi. s27g 81 -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the wheat market
yesterday direct contrast 10 taose OF Wednes-
day lack cf confidence on the rar
q sion at ous urnes with
.he afh Ae1ssc net decline nfnent
bear weakness In corn That marker
lost positions. start ns cut line OF
long wheat on which little profit appeared For q
Shot time midday tbs uaTkst experienced recovery
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
STOCK ON HANr


Charleston Sept Irpsnlne and ToS' ise rece pts
1914 sales. l4o5 bhls: exnorts 80 6n zaS bbis
receipts. 5,242 bbs, sales 40 b6ls 81 s2Is .
Quote A B. D. 81 22Is: Z. 81 q? ee az q a.
81 37Ia H 81 81 s5. Il. s. Is: NJ e So ~ ." ~
6. S3 SO. W w. 50 so. .- a. hbrs. 20
Wilmington. Sept 4Turpentins ce pTs S6 MS
cepts as bbls 81 10lSl 10 80 81
Crude turpen,ne 81 4oTs2 30 and = o. receipts %
bbls Tar 81 so: receipts lA5 oois- -. "a
London. Sept. 4-Turpentne-Sp 1'S ~ HH's'H
-Arasr.can strained. Is Sd: me, Ss ID
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
dulirouos.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS loot Of WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AMI bE13kosSE5 AND CoitILANDT STREETS
Co.. c.. '1-.."a sIEeele nIlnutes Liter TIM
So; 81. eAses' sheFe otherwise noted. -
80 AZ 4. -, 10 90 "a nes 10 Fllls'..s- Go.
o-S A: VI PLN'sYLV ANA LII
Cars tago slsn io.sa5 a1 cinelnia
lSS n ~ 1i1: rNSsYLTAN1A i5is & L2e,i srEC1Al--=o-
h"UT IsTDIll tram 10 Chicago. Pullman Ceulpsrtnen
15 20 Z r! u [HiciG6 ASD AS5nE ST. rHf L6uis s'
IN. !9s'l5asI.is, 2. r. sT TShisaeq ie9s dining
Glnna5i I . lpd9,2aPels Gsyiie s. Louis Daias Car
DO p "a WTERS ESRFsFof E22ffsRssa6 sc4 ctsso For
-5 p VI PAcIFfc c.iFT3sy PRE- Car p.bgrx and
l-Gs=o- or kn3xyill5 daily va Shenandoah Valley
SEEvEEASD aND f5'9Pi GiNcST1Tl sa5SssaT E
:. 1wAsHINGToS AND THE ri ga sorTH F1Ifll'i
Isn5 stIssts o2m Dining Car loss (Diains Car
Iandt streets a0 q y C,onFresiionaI Lin an Par
e., = ~ ir,, aaS arsl 80 Dining Gar rs Dining
s25 25 lDiT1E car, I655 G5ri7e Carl a m 70 *
D5Ti2s Cars,. as Dining car, rs 5Dirng Carr ass
sCI-TFF,RN RAILwAY.-E1p-ess 8.25 % ?. m. u 10
ATLANrTr COAST LINE.-Evpress. 9 . and 2s
sEARoARD AR LINE RAILvAY.-''F1orids ara Metro
Potan Limited 1255 p. m daily IL 10 night
NoPF2LK i OLE. AND vvFsTERN R,rI,wAY.-For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE : ONO R4IITaW7ay.-7s "a 2 n week
e davs y - e1d : = .. - daiIv.
- - FOfN 1f'NTORT and NORFOLK --tH9 a H.
-Sr-3ES 7-1 50 n daily.
\ = - f--955 ard 25S . n veek-1avs
T5eT1+ ~ - = n through Yest5uied Trains @ BIIs,
.ars anc St2Tla-d Coaches week-iayS Psr
~,nLS I5l.S ar ParIor Cars Dining Car. and Standard
-3ff MNf-l2@S we@k-=ays
Fo- D II nd T,4rp PraucH fr-0-
49, Tsntv-tHi-i St-ser S-ztio11 SIS a. n - ~
10 SATURDAYS only * 255 ~ 40 45a and 65s
n ef-days- SUNDAYS T.55 9.25 q. - ?. n
- on ieshrcs%-s ana Crrtandt Stree-sl 2 30 Q 90
-" n SATURDAYS only. . 20. 10. 10. 90 Slo
~ tun o N weekdays Sundays. SIS. Gas a H.
20 ,n..,-..F FOR PHtL.DELrHI.
,er0ssA- s-t Co--sndr Streets. 2D- rs. iAA
90 ? p dining Car ~ * Pen7s Llr1't=dl- 1910
rises and t0r'ls~dt Streets -2m Dining carr
lr - r'G.rS Ts-l - * - x Dining Car laS
~ - 70 lT=sbrosses ari fr7rtan1 = streets
2Hh 2s5 y Dining Cay,. 3as- as. 4-25 CD'1t-S
= = - Dining Tari SIX Dining Carr T.51. s2S
Ssc,,Io - . p n !? n night SUNDAYS TO- % l1o
ooschFS' y 80 2 & Timing ~7T1 '-F5 lIiritH[n
~ C-s L.-i n y 81 dining ar .
90 DINING Can 555 Dining Carr T55. .. SIS 3 y
Ii-Lst Offices Nos 4e1 1896 1874 2s1 Broatxsy
- frh Avenue fbel0w 23d ST.. Astor House. West
NenrF-t077 Street Station and stations foot OF Ies
H ssts anu Lor'r e Streets court Street $50 Fulton
Sreet. - Broadway ard Pennsvlvsnts A7nex Station
y o'EtFn S'afl17 Jersey The New TRANSFER
'"r7irV VIII 0sl' fr and ~FA~K baggage from hotels
arG residences trough TO destination.
ieIep2one pa EShteentH Street 'or Pennsylvania Raj
ruad Cab Ser
J. B. Er-TrFTNS0S : WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
NAVAL STORES.

market for spirits turpentine vas Srr Win
RosiD ruled former prices lar "1S W. c,oTs
jobbers taking consdC~Able stock al ful! ra tJS 4-a
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O and machine UOi9' '1@
4Sc
TAR-Pne bbls. So 40; oil. hbls 81 g. n 81 scI..
ROSTN-C'ou1mon good strained, 81 %
f 81 IS: F. 81 7O g. 81 IS H 81 90; - % r. 80
VI. Sc 10. y. 50 10. " G. 81 05. and " W. -
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty ana south terry-ttiEns from SOUTH
Ferry minutes eaTsrl-
EAsTox. BETHLEHEM. ALLENT0wS AND
MAJ az CftI Nk-z4-uO tI;I5 Eas-on onlyl sIe A ~
Ia. SEQ ,5-+5 EasJon onIy) + " sundays ss-s
VI 4 :, = ;, E,sH, IN ,HRE AND sCRANTON-s4o0 DO A
NJ x sundays. zi-5 A. II
LAX F:SS 00D. TOns HItEs AID BARNEGAI
-z4py 4 VI. tsl.oe LAKEWOOD e&cSpeS-, : ~ 20
aLaU1of ouIv} $50 P N. sundays. 3 Is. 4. NJ
,IIlz.SIIC CRY AND CAPE MAY-4a-4e A "a
,isHfi.sNo ASD BRIDGETON-+zs.oo A. VI. fIsa
LONG BRANCH, AsBSRY PARE oS6EAAS oSEAS
POfNTs-z4Oc $50 IIS0 4 ". 81 10 - a-So, 80 So
i5 so $50 II sundays. except ocean eroFs-
ps,II al ! AknF;i - PIfI4 tREAnIHG TERNINAL1-z.425.
- - = % % % tl0o0. +l10o A NJ W -. 'ils-
81 so 200 taco. "+.Oo 500. 100 fI-So $500 ? II
All 10 S S6- CHESTNUT sTREE--s425. fsso. .Ieso.
.IisS A NJ 100. IS 40 $40 100, 70 . P u
READING. HARRISBURG. OTTsvILLE AVID
N I'LL ANsPORT-i 4f+l. E4@J SEQ, -79u l-L-o
-. N .sStl9a-s Harrisburg o-y. 800 ?.
sASbY HOOK HOTTIE t79t o Rector stres;.
pier $ Atlantis Highlands Ssaortg1l M2nloitn Ese'
ara Iorz branch Azbury Park AID Po-1t Pleasant
So, n S,-tsvs I60I A u. Ice. 80" 500 P. n.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
, ,.1TTwORE AND " asHTNGTON-fs >.
80 30 sII30 4 RI. 'Lue- zoo +'a-fo 80 -'e'
NJ 'l-!2 H' Stree, only sDaHy. tDaiIy. sxceps
-I+ay ,ssasay 9nly. tPa-lo- only WA Ia
1 offSes fS LiserJy s. Ferry south Fs-y Ast,- H9rss
ia 81 454 1890. 1884 B-oasay - 5th A. = un5g2
sg,s-e West I52 East f2Sth St. -3 West i-oLe -
1-6Ilrr5us ave. York; court - 81 -
-sns}e- g calls and checks baggage 70 57s,51Si'a-
n G BESLER - p -
General Manager tierlera4 Fass 1N=-N-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
s.
Party wall.

l-- 18Th
The approximate aaan 81 ne s or : c9aFFs a g to o sat
isy Zil 1,ersst thereon from the l5ch ta OF March
s. 40 "itn -;rI costs and allowance amounting
ints.est from March lia. 1902 together
S>S Nll- rha Tav approx amount e
Win ne epr- Gr wlich allowed
taxes a. 5ut q pur rase money. paid by
% % tip PP4e = 81 SO OF and interesi
Dated Ne" A THOMAS l. FETTNER. Referee
:, DvERTIsENENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
y -.-ava+ 81 their Uptown once.
No 1864 BRoADwAY
r,sr,,a4p seth an5 s7th sts. until o'clock p n
Announcements VIII be received at the following branch
- oefce rates until O'Clock .. m viz /:
@ Oa.i. "a, - : : cor 23d-st.: I53 6th-ave., cor
Eo4 -" t,. Fast 14th-st-; 251 West 42d-st.. be
l-th-s'--. srr avss; West I.5th-sfs 1,:s.ss
becNeen 18th and nth sts 1.O:o 3d-aye.-
1st-uVS.. sSrh-s-.s ISS East
Ies.,b.t. -56 Tremont-aye.t $50 3d-ave-. near
4ist-st: 554 3d-ave.: 40 nIeecker-stI I'D
HI eecix er..t, Brooklyn. y. T.-216 GouEt-sts
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05
-AEH Quotations.

7 ,5-. Sc s5y.S24 20 Gotten 7lieo+za5-. 81
iron. 50 ~ SOL : m 5yra- E-anuaIei - E ~ ~
Sreel ans. = ~ N5ssses. o X, prime "a
Lake copper T1-- Beef family -
p-ar1s .-----.-. ~
.-- a-51 - TsTi-v. prime = x
et=--5- -s-s Pork -
wheat. ~ f4.. F4ozs dressed. l6o II - -
7.-s NJ mixed 80 --at-' f
- Ms. Ea-s-ts l.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, Boston
AND NEW ENGLAND
Via Springfield and the
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILR0kn
New YORK Central & II Idson r r Less
Trains leave Cram Central
SD Street. New York a. follows.
4. N. F12Do noon. 90 n al Oa . "
arrive Boston $50 P n. : - P 4. 1000 P NJ SIS
4 n ' -
Leave Bosto-- 20 o. a VI f12oo uoon s4OO VI
81 90 ? N arrive New York SO ?. II. $40 P NJ
Tickets New York Central ticket Offices 4I5 and f31s
Broadway Grand Station
a H SMITH GEORGE 4 DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agsns
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

Lackawenna Railroad.
Leave NeT York. Barclay and Christopher StS
ts0o A &--For Bngham;oD and Syracuse.
1000 4 A--For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
y 40 =. A.-Eo- Buffalo and Chicago.
-uo 2 N-PJConn Mountain Special
100 ?. n For ard Plymouth.
$40 p. M--F0r FuHfal0 and Chicago
- - p E--F1r Utica. Oswsgo. Ithaca ard Buffalo
200 A. N-F1- Buffalo and ChiCago-Throush Sleep
P
TIckets 40 B-oa1wav Cor. Howard ST f.IS3 Broad
Cor. 2S-h St: IFS Broadway y Z. 5Ss Fulton St.
Brooklyn 'Daily. +Daiy Sunday zFrtdays and
SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05


CoTTON-The first real reaction since Tie late 5CI.
had inCeqlll occurred today when prizes
s-oke 1921 111s The 72eEing vas stay with prices
pa1S lower p-C- higher Cnd=r scattering sales Ly
less confident longs. who we're Influenced u tal!ure q
L.verpoo fully respond Eghts -e-7atioaa
1ere Nevereless soon af-er the ouI acien took the
quickly BIO the whole list well above the
closing hg-rs Of yesterday January touching sos which
for tE= c-L luauguratec weeks
But lt this level h=aFy realizing set IN ana later bear
factor days
ne cause TINS q confidence the short side
and the less optimistic feeling bull circles the
appearance Z orCz- bulletins general and soak
ING q including Gso-
Alabama promised stlN
further for tonight -O-Tncr-1w with lower
e71pesiuTes pm wires declared the moisture
@ol4c DO nErh n and favorable
EehC-loaE large We'd assured
ports Interior vita
Ase estimates ~ rErllrrOw added 70 the
lesFless y tie market which late day resulted
N nTSGk % So rlr JaCEarv The commission houses
were sellers. ceased
tIlig me market higher
money as 1l- Hl-a--L L1Ele-ce The volume OF bGst-
rs vas large a. through t= session with the chief
iealre liquidation The huI led the selling
b5eg u-cn al Cay. though several attempts 10
-E e rush oi selling ia order prevent rapid de-
- - ma k-f vas finally easy and net l6G2l points
oNTf -1lA- Ne3e mated 10000 bales. The
,I.s from goods and cotton
sprf sales -e-o-rez
TIE range Z contract prices the local today
1-.-lyE-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-05

Receipts ~ b-ea1s-@s interior points IN thousands
follows.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-05-02
BULLDOG IS STRONG.
he Positively Has No Equal for His
Size on Earth.
You've Met Him Frequently. But Per-
hnps GU DO Not Know All His
Fine Points, Which Are
Here Described.

In point Of strength. tcnacity and
endurance no animal in the world
can compare. size for size, with a
well-set-up bulldog. Its fighting
qualities are, of course, proverbial.
Most people, however, only know its
exploits from the pictures in the
comic papers. Anyone who will take
the trouble 10 examine the peculiar
equipment of one Of these powerful
little engines Will end by having a
greatly increased respect for its quail
tiles, says the New York World.
The enormous strength Of the bull
dog lies not so much in the size of
its muscles as IN their arrangement.
Years of careful breeding have de-
veloped great layers Of muscles
where they may be used to the best
possible bulldog advantage.
Compared with most dogs a bull
dog may be said TO be deformed. The
head, shoulders and forelegs have
been developed at the expense of the
rest OF the DOdy so Tar as symmetry
is concerned. il would almost seem
that the breeders had gone out of
their way TO produce as ugly a speci-
men of doehcsh as possible.
\ bulldog, OF course. never runs
away. There is no object, therefore.
in growing legs on him which would
give him speed. His appearance, on
the contrary. suggests a battering-
ram. The muscles seem 10 be placed
on the legs for pulling, not for prop
cling the body. In extreme eases
we find the bulldog bowlegged, which
gives greater power to drag heavy
objects or TO resist being dragged. |
The shortness of the legs by bring |
ing the body as near as possible to
the ground, also suggests great sta
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SONG OF THE HORSE.

The swiftest trolley often slips the wire,
An automobile balks before the hills
The bicycle drops. faint. with wllted tire;
iouf engines burst and send a shock that
kills
] have patience and a human VIII.
have gone mans gait since centaur days:
nave borne him where wars mighty
thunders thrill;
lshare the toll when he the burrows lays.
with my smiling and my whlnny and my
neigh
can answer 10 the very soul Of man:
N peace MS mate before old Ihara0h's day,
In war his comrade since the world be-
gan.
when the bugle calls the charge IN battle
line;
When my saddle-glrth IS tightened TIL IT
cracks:
When ! champ the bit and dodge the bull
let's whine
And my iron heels prick deep in restless
tracks.
Like tempest driving ocean on the rocks
win hurricane Of hoofs along the field.
When the flashing sabers cross in awful
shocks.
am Mars himself. with mighty spear
and shield.
Oh, my leaping. dashlng stamping. rear
ing bounds
TIL my sweaty sides are fecked with
snowy foaml
Then prance where vlctors trumpet
sounds.
Or slowly take an empty saddle home.
When ten thousand eyes are siralnlng at
the race.
When the jockey swings in rhythm as
leap:
When like steel my muscles spring with
And the landscape speeds away as on we
sweep;
When It's neck and neck as down the
stretch we rush.
And the riders clutch the name and ply
When Ger the grand stand falls sudden
TIL the winners name is shouted with a I
crash.
Oh the slowing, painting, eager. throbbing
runl
Oh, the STRUGGLED oh. the Joy to win the
goal!
I'm thousand chariot races Joined IN one.
am al that ever thrilled a sportsman's
soul.
Let the automobiles whirl past princes
gates;
have carried Caesar through the streets
OF Rome.
Let your engines rattle past your great es-
tates;
Ihave shared the daring Cossack's noun
tain home.
m the spirit Of the Arab on the plains.
I'm a part OF mighty deeds that kings
have done.
In knightly joust and tourney with
medieval thames.
A lady's smile has told my lance has won.
With my pranoing and my dancing and my
neigh
! have answered 10 the very soul Of man.
have gloried in his glory since Creations
day.
have been his comrade since the world
began.
Luther Little. in N. Y. Sun.
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to intimacy through every stage Of its
progress, from polite differences about
the weather to impolite discussions
on personalities.
And so when he asked her TO marry
him, Of course she said she would not.
She could not have said anything else.
She owed that at least TO her self re-
spect. But he seemed to consider that
he owed something. too, to his per-
sistency, for he declined to be ban
ished with a negative, and asked her
again and again. In fact. he said she
must marry him. lie refused 10 allow
her an alternative, for how else could
she hope to vanquish the mischievous
fairy who led her into scrapes? So he
insisted and commanded and bullied.
and she faunted and taunted and
scorned, to the diverting entertain
ment of the onlookers and the mutual
tenacity of the belligerents.
But it ended, fcourse, as such things
will when the man is battling for his
love and his happiness and the wom-
an is warning not only against the ar
guments of the opposition whose logic
she knows to be infallible, but is at
enmity, too, with the protests Of her
own heart, whose desires she endeav-
ors to combat IN vain with pride.
"Well, II you must have it So" she ex-
claimed, finally, 81 give In. But warn
you now that life will be anything but
beer and skittles for you, sir. I'll put
salt in your coffee and sugar on your
meat. III quarrel with your best
friends, and refuse to smile at your
favorite jokes. I'll laugh when you
are moody and cry when you are merry.
Do you think you want me now?
Take care, and consider well, sir. and
remember the long list Of scores have
against you"
ayes, I want you now and tomorrow /
md for all time" answered the man,
with persistent fervor, "and | defy the
salty coffee and sugary meat TO be /
anything but nectar and ambrosia. /
You may jeer at my friends and make
,ause with my enemies, but want you
nevertheless, dear, in the worst pos
iible way, and ! never will let you
70"
"Then take me now. and keep me
lose" the girl exclaimed, with impet-
ious tenderness, "and I'll try 10 be
rood dear. I'll try TO be as good as /
an"