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New-York tribune., 1902-08-02

FLOUR AND MF2AL-Infiuenced by the wheat rally.
S. @ ahfsT g ybP6E
S9 winter s. 1888 20 nc grade and oS
s. 25@ss 40; choice to fancy So 45a$a So corn
ea2sq Sn dd sdi s. Fms sS as adG
eae aofs sPns @ 6Pa bs oqsl SD 5oas2
spring b2sD @ m 90 spring bran bulk 6s SIS 500 sS
@s24 city bran. $50 5OGs2l oiIcake s27 OIL
hSRy fh2P S omsa Pree SSsF EsT noted in all
gaYhs gn & &,9day rejecting more confidence among IaeT
h Of u s das short spd M6ea
weaker cables lessened export inquiry and liberal in
through the Northwest suggesting showers where wheat
shorts We're unable TO foroe W the market From steadn
close &c higher Export trade included only 4
vance and that panuean wheat being offered
sides of the market The weather through
continued howery with two low areas in the spring
receips were less than 200 @ bush ahead Of last year
and it was assumed that when farmers had eonCi1ded
0d 6s on esehne s amounted Fo1 to 5000
date date Il & $50 900 bush Gompaed with & 2e S74 bush % n last
and loads No Northern here with Il loads at outports
Quotaons Of cash wheat afioat basis were as fol-
No Ne ! Northern Duluth and No Northern @ New,York
5-lo; No red New-Y9rk, .I9sc. August 25-3l and No
sharp in ssP;ebe was Dts he corn feature
Chicago OF only cars with expected saturday.
started the buying which as it progressed uncovered
at first and only followed slowly during the last hour
for this the fs
and crop chiefly responsible Argentine ship
Tnents aggregated 1266,uO bush, 1.25s
last week and since January total of 20 964 900 bush
against - bush last OF
the market cash sales appointing 10 only 25oo bush No
yellow local No closed CSC elevator
66c Q b aaoat; No white zoe. and No yellow. zoe.
b Rfloat. -OATS-SlOw rally because
bic crop and weather accounts but finally yielded
strength in other markets and became firm
covering. Cash property here higher again
more active the sale reaching 10000 bush No
az No 3 % No whit
CSC: track mixed Giq63c track white 65aG9c and No
white clips 69it RYEC-Market
66c. and No Western 93l2c both afoat
62d63c. BARI-E Market quiet. Feeding
quoted at 5ic +. Buffalo. Wheat. including -four.
ports the ending July 81 according Brad
Streets bush 1850 bush
last week and 9 bush in this week last Wheat
exports since July Is I53. $40 bush
bush last Corn exports aggregate IS
BUSH against Gil bush last
year For the fiscal 4SI
against 7,721. Ga bush last season.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02

orions Island red bbl s2@s2 25 do Connect
white bb1 So: do yellow, $2dS2 %. do red 29
81 25; do Orange County red. bag 81 3oqs2 do
sey and Southern white. basket 81; DO SouIheri
potato per bb 81 25GS2 IS; basket slasl 20 90
Kentucky bbl 81 50aS2 I5 Peas State telephone e
basket 50Q75c; Western NewYork. bag. 2OqtIOc
Peppers Jersey. bbl s1d$ % do bush box 5on
50c. String beans, Long Island per bag 23qiOc 90
sey X bbl basket 25a3oc do Boston per box. ZSg @
do Buffalo, per basket 254jOc Squash marrow per
T5cGs1 do white. 25G50c; do yellow crook beck Zo4
5Oc. Turnips, Russia. bbl 40Geoc tomatoes MOI mon
mouth County Jersey, Acme, per box L9casi' 40 coI
non 100000; do Jersey. 50aIoc do common
do Philadelphia and Jersey, small basket ZoV
Baltimore Acme, box, 6DGt3c: DO BattiI'Ie
Washington, small basket, 2oq31c; do Norloi
per carrier. 30q50c ,
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-River receipts made 1air
showing to-day but the railroads did little 10 1urlsh
New hay makes daily showing IN the sup
plies but 1t is purchased with much caution; some
owing tendencies if mperfecty cured Whole
sale remnants old hay dwndng down at the
customary shipping points this market The avaiap
canal lots from Canada and invoices by ran
Vermont is thought, Will keep the
motion until seasonabe crop supplies are
abundant We quote: Old hay, No !. per IOo 10,
95cS1 %; do No 2. S5Q3c do No B. 6l1R@iec new nay
rating in commercial order. S5Q9oc; sound lower
qualities 75dsOc. .STRAW-Suppes of long rye are
of demand for lots prematurely shpped
old and 60615c, the extreme for
best old Receipts of hay and straw in tons reported
the Produce Exchange to-day: Hudson tiver
Railroad 1901 Delaware. LaCkawanna and western 10
Lehgh Valley, Baltimore and Ohio. 10 Central OF
Jersey 80; by river $50; by canal 191 total e4l
tons. Receipts of straw. 100 TONS do by rail- 80 TONS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York AUGUST J. leo.


ryoFFEE-To-day's coffee market very active and
81 dimes and excited The advance received It's
Initiative the Unexpectedly strong showing made by
Esvre which time reported advance OF = al
sxac and closed 12G& franc higher Hamburg also
showed considerable strength prices there being = =
-fennig higher. Aside from this. early news not
sricUary favorable bull speculation. The primary
aarkes and unchanged. with the exchange rate
,g2d lower S2d the interior reported receipts
rrts had bags against 6S 900 bags last year In
view that the is not estimated TO he
than two-thirds large the last this show 1g
vas not regarded particularly favorable. and IN a.
n 10 this 81 900 bags reported anG
there were The opening Of the local
r1srke steady with first prices unchanged 70 .
-Siuts higher call amounted 10 10000 bags
,nsl sales reaching bags, closing fr with QUO
iatons TO points higher for the day. september
scored the greatest advance opening at 560c touclng
SOC and closing 5.T5G5S0c, showing an advance
of about month ago OF around 40
credited for the part
covering by European shorts and il was argued that
mis- rheorv by the developments IN tne
-eey for profits the purpose OF reducing ihei
is-ee lines placing themselves in position 10 TAX
fresh hold of substantial reacton ne
srnlr Of this country is now over Goope Ia
ms date last year. and apprehension OF an
c,-1er is expressed among local traders Ii Is ougit
,sef the prolonged decline during the spring anu
summer together weakness OF the statis,cI
- mas with the prominence OF the DUH
cIoue shorts have uneasy
market the strength OF anu
ouotstions advanced the basis Of 5lsc Tor tao NO
The range prices in the local market 'oaS
follows: vos+e--
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine steady and unchanged with a
moderate Rosin firm but quiet and ur-
changed though full rates quoted Tar was firm.
with prices unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls 464
4616c.
TAR-Pine bbIs 81 80; oil bbls. 81 so . o,,
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 5l1k: D. 81 62ss
E. 81 70: c. 81 10; H. 81 30: l. 81 40; X 49, M
So 40; n, s. 70: w G, 81 10 and w w, 81 %
STOCK on HAND.
Rosin. bhls
bbls lo"o
Charleston Aug. 1.-Turpentine and rosin unchanged.
Savannah Aug. 1-Turpentine firm, 43%c receipts
1850 bbl sales 29 Rosn firm receipts - 42s6 S saes f
331T exports .624. We quote: A. b. c. 81 10; ~ 81 -.
20; F. I25 G. s. 80: H 81 s. 60 60 8 8 3d. H. - 40
Wilmington. 1.-Spirits turpentineINohing doing;
9T9 his Crude turpentine firm 81 40 81 So co.
cepts 1o3 bb:s. Tar firm 81 50 receipts 81 bbls. ,
London. Aug. 1.-Turpentne-Spirits US 9d. 1toSl-
American strained, As 7lad: fine 9s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
E11RopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 1.-Closing Wheat spot No & North III
ern sprng quiet Us 11kd: No California dul Us "a
futures quiet September 5s sd pecem1er os do7s
Corn-Spot steady; American mixed os lutuIes seaay
September SD; October. 5s nd January neg no %
nal Professionalism quiet Us S5sd. fI0urot I1Duts
fancy winter firm IS Cd Hops London Pacnc Soastl
firm 70. Beef-Extra India mess. strong lV.s %
Prime mess Western SIS Cd HAM snort cut II
p quiet sos Cd Bsconcumhe%rand % fa sa 6 81 70 I 50
middles light 2s "a 1b quiet egsi long clear
mlddles. heavy 35 to 40 n. quiet oss o; ea
20 quiet, cd; clear oeIhss u 10 10
~ steady ShouIders-Square II 10 10 10, quiet
Iard-Seady: in tierces oos Arner1-
refined psls- 54s I'd Butter nofninat i CheeSe
steady; American finest white, ass unes. col
ored 49s. Taow-Prime city steady ss ga
Spirits quiet 33s Sd Inseed oil-Quiea, -s % Al
Refined dull esd Rosin-Common Irni' rs ou
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 1Cattle Receipts 100 insuSng DIR 900
Texans; steady good prime noninal sSgSo 10
medium I5d$T TO- stocers and feeders - ooqSo
cows 81 5odS3 heers 81 50aS6 go sanners u ooa s
steers SO 25$5 10 Western steers, S3nSo 90 fiossI
ceips to-day, TO- 900; tomorrow. 5000; 5alOc lower;
dull: and butchers, 81 OogS. s2 good 10 s So
G9s7 co. bulk Of sales 81 60 Sheep-Receipts $500
sheep dull lower lambs stesdy good TO Snoee h So 50
s. $50 SoqS asi:rH s WGs5sFR s@Ps ssG s. 5asa 81
East Buffalo, Aug 1;-Cattle-Receiptss ~; market market
ouiet good shipping choice steers SO Oq$S 20 hetTs
T5GSG: cows 5OaS5 bulls. $685. 15 feeders 81 "u
8 50 oas4 western Ss 81 Sst - 10
Ss oe mixed Sass O5 Workers. 81 95ass light Workers
and pigs 81 9OQS7 90; roughs: Sc IogS stags 70 I3g
e60 Common strong: good barely steady lambs. 81 100
So yearings 81 73s5 25 wethers 81 o0dS5 ewes. SAG
81 %; sheep 81 2oI$4 DO
Kansas CITY Aug. 1.-Cattle-Recepts. 1900 natives.
600 Texans 32o Texas good fed cattle;
and medium stock 15@25o lower; stockers and
weak native cows steady 10 l0c lower
choice export and beef steers 81 SOQSs 20 fair 10
good 81 75G$7 rs: stoekers ana Feeders 81 ooqso
So s5s4 TO- Texas 81 7b@S3 10; native 81 500
Ks 5 native heifers 81 359S4 so: 81 30Q$2 80
bulls $2aS4; calves 81 25qs5 % Hogs-Reeeipts 1850;
sak be o%sF cf sSles so &c 81 4Sas s. heavy oG W
packers 4OdS7 co. light sIG$7 5O Workers 81 400
81 75o pigs So 55aS7 shesP-keeeiPs 6o 6 market %
native wethers. So s0as4 10 Western wethers So $50
81 20; ewes So 45a$4 4o Texas Clipped yearnss.
S. l5S4 55 clipped sheep. IS 2oa$S 80; sockers
and feeders 81 7OdSS
East Liberty Aug. Cattle steady: choice. s. 500
prime heaves. $sGSs %; mediums S. 9 heavy workers.
IS: light yorers. 81 95a$s pigs 81 959$s roughs SOC
Common 81 5oGs2 choice lambs 50 25qso 90; calves
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
.IncludIng 1s. .G5o deli

sIncluding l3 ESQ delivered ex steamship horace
COTTON-Unmportant changes occurred IA 1Hroent
fsv and r-ade was mainly professional
ra;ure The market opened quiet and TrIr VIII p.oes
light general buying then
oute strong and advanced rapidly on scare OF s9Ts
bullish condition iguFes OF
Jonrnal The figures OF the latter
taken to foreshadow equally bulish ~ GO
correspondents OF the one are
"a 3 large extent correspondents Of the other Agl
that leading bear operator
cf wall street covering his shorts and
lis theory that the trade as TUE
ali on one side beat Speculation was Iafg
active during this squirt in prices and ~neteas
rVlfsb cables were attractive from either stand
and sent buying orders mere
OF changed over 70 the
official reports OF cIeaI
fnr entire western belt and
showers &c heavy the central and eastern bs
sharp reaction of 10 points oScdrreo WIN ~
dor ana bear selling quite active. But stu later IN the
TO the front agaln ana prices
highest figure of the day. Win
eove-ing once more The in sight hgrres OF
sure-irtendeut King factor. nor was the
in worlds visible supply for the week
eh specaI Significance The close was quiet Wlth prices
~ nnir+s Eirber as compared with yesterdays last
figures Total sales were about 100000 bales.
The range prices in the local market tooy
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
last year

last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % o24
Total receipts September SAC. .322
receipts last 1I2
Exports
Exports week last 39, TSI
September l..
exports last
all United States ports 207. 764
year ............ ...'..................-. 334 157
Stock all interior 81. .I25
all interior time last year. 16l 272
Liverpool. 515.GDo
at time last
American afioat for Great Britain 1900
OF American afioat for Great Britain
time last year. $4,000
The following the total net receipts of all
eDt /.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug /. p. m.-Cotton-Spo business small.
lower; American middng fair . 3S2d good
middling. p 32d; mddng 4&d low middlng 42l-32d:
good ordinary 1921; ordinary 932d The sales OF
the day 5000 bales OF which 900 were for speeula-
ton and export included 800 American. Receipts.
200 bales all American. Futures opened easier and
closed quiet American middling. August, oo-oid
buyers; September 3i-64q4 326id buyers;
September October 21-6id buyers; october and No
venber, 1564d sellers; November and December l2id
sellers; December and January Gid buyers January
February, 1O-6id sellers; February and MaTch,
A 1o-64d sellers: March and April, lo-64d value.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02

Cash quotations were follows: Flour easy; No .
spring wheat 71lRQ72c: No ). 6s@ I3c No red iO14W
TiJ.c: No corn i2c No yellow. 59G61c; No OATS
81 a 40c; 2 white No white, S9a 525zc; No rye
55G57 1ac haxseed. 81 40 No Northwestern 81 90
prime seed. 50 3d. clover contract grade 81 3Ss
sO 6GslO 67 y; ribs sides oose) $40 3GS1O 3O
dry alted shoulders boxed 50 29gS9 %; short clear
sides boxed 254$11 371. whiskey, basis of high
wines Produce Exchange to-day the butter
creameries. lea l912c: datrles lo4
1S5sc Cheese steady, 1OQ1lc. Eggs easy: rresh 1ic
Duluth Aug. Close: Wheat-Cash No hard. t61sc
M i Northern. 1880: No Northern IlAc september
e!ySlc; December 6T5sc, Manitoba No Northern cash.
I3sSc; No Northern T1Hsc- Oats-September STAG -.
er IsiaaT9c No Northern, T619Q76sc; September zoe
i've drm: No new. sec; old 59c. Barley firm: No =
6566ic; sample 5Od63c Corn hrner: September o342c
Minneapolis Aug Close: Wheat-Septemher 6lrs
e7Ic: December 58sc; track No hard. 1886: No
Northern T47sc; No Northern 72Ac The cash market
Was n little easier; Northern TIC september
No sc over September. No wheat. 3gic over fIour
and unchanged
philadelphia Aug I-wheat &c higher; contract grade
August I32a74c 1zc lower No yellow. on track
6SeGfsjc oats 1c higher No white clipped 6oe But
Ter IsGc lower Western creamery 2o7ac; do near
by prints Eggs firm and in good demand; fesh
nearby zoe loss off; 2OdO4ac. loss on DO
Southwestern 1Sq19c on do Southern loEIie loss
Off steady Recepts-Flour l5Oo Dds ana SeI,-
O0o 10 in sacks; wheat 11s0O0 bush; corn 5000 bush
oats 5000 bush Shipments-Wheat. S5.OOO bush; coTn
5000 bush oats. 5000 bush 49,.
st Louis Aug. Close: Wheat-No red cash oo1sc;
September 65. g655sc December, es}.c: May iici 90
hard 6SG7Oc. Corn-No cash. 5s12c september 4s3s
Mf9a.c December. 3T9sc. Oats-Nc cash. hoiiinaI'
September. 267sc; No white. 59c. Ola
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-fs.so 30
1880. A. NJ. 100. 200. ++3.4O. 800. 100
p M .12. Is Mdt-
Liberty Street only. 'Daiy- fDay. except
day ssunday only. +Parlor only lvia Tamaqua-
saturdays.
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor House.
49, 261 49, 1900 1884 Broadway 1s2 9TH % Union
SQUARE 125th St. 273 12jth
Columbus Ave, York: Court St. 344. Fulton
n Brook Broadway. Williamsburg. Nev YORK;
Transfer calls checks baggage destination
W. G. BESLE,R c. NJ BURT.
General Manager General PasSr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
YeSter-

Spot cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
,e bzSis 81 lec for rniddling upland and 31sc for
sddng Sales. SIS bales southern spot mare.
rele1-arhed follows: New-Orleans qulet ana
i-lec lower at 9-l6c; Savannah quiet, easy ana ot-
cHgnged al Ssc Charleston quiet, with no cnotaiof'
wiTrston srn and unchanged at Sac Norfolk steady
and unchanged al 91-16c: Baltimore nonhaI a.o di
changed al kc Galveston easy and UNCHANGED al 81
Arsusa quiet 5sc at sac; St Louis quiet ana
Receipts Of cotton AT the ports and interior points to-
Gay compared ING AOAe4s
6 week and NJ week last year
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

iandt s.ss5s o2o5 Gi1ins 1855 Dinns c6pI2 Spp
iandt Streets a2o9 g. % 1congTessonai Lin ali Par
I9 and :, pinnE i,n CaTs1 3 Dining r ia night sunday
s25 25 Dining Car. 10 s. Dining Carr ri a. psplor G and
Dining Cars. s25 Dining Carr % Dining Carr 4oo
Dining Can o Is p m y 10 night oz M. - 10
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express. e.25 a. m and e-20
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAYFlOrida and Metro ct %
p9litan Limited. 1255 D. m daily h1Npte9S'
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cHEsAPEAKE ha is'as ohio p RhifWHY-755 m week
rR Ry 1 T. = PofST fSd c1Mrr % R aIly anS NoRFo1K755
shhST m n T67onf a M aRd RdsbSed 12 Trains
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches on week-daycs
lor smoking Car Parlor Cars. DINING Cal' anu
CAPE MAY.-l2.55 p. m. weekdays x,,r-o.o f,rorn
West Street satiog s5S - a n ma and II 81 IS
D. M week days @ Sundays. 7.55 25 a. m. 30 m
Crom Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets SD ~ % ~
100 D. weekdays. Sundays. s10. s-4o a. hl'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
70 sssrossss M and Cortlandt Streets ] Limited f0io
esbrosses and Cortiand Streets o2p Dining can,
1055 Dining Car 1l55 m 100 II GDinng Tat Streets
aa0 PinE ss Ga AS SlG nins ssO62sFs' cs a5S a&
Cap. 4a5 Dining Car) $50 Dining Car( 19S; siza no
eoaches5 SIS s55 Us DINING Carr. e;55 Ginitsd
@ Dnne 1o5S ea DaR22S g IS nns Tanf Car 5 Ginning
455 Dining Carl, 555 Dining Car 135 SO BOO 30
Ticket offices Nos 46 1854. III 2et Broadway
S2 Fifth Ayepge Seia% 25d sa 9 ao AsSoF o9 Of
brosses cortlandt Court Street $50 Fulton
BrookiyR station Jersey city The New York Transfer
Company Will cal & for an and check Gasgase iOi
Telephone Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service. noon
= D. Il General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
From East 34th St. Station.

fIUIif CdSl Oflil StoliOii.
Shelter Island. GreenpOrt. $40 A NJ Q:2o
Satys) Island Special Fridays only stops
at Riverhead). $50 and 40 z. NJ
The Hamptons, Amngnnsett and SnE Har-
bor A. 30 MontauS Special Sat'ys only East
port easD, $50 The Hamptons Limited Fri
days Quogue and stations east Ci:2o The Hamptons e
press. Westhamp and stations east excepting sag
Harbor) and $40 z. NJ.
NIorfches, sos A. NJ. 1870. 800 4:40. $40 T. NJ
Pntchogue, SayviIIe. Is1ip and Bayshore,
1880 A. M 13O, l:jO, 800 40 4:4O o2u o--O
BABYLON s:25 1880 A. NJ. ua:5o sat'ys). 1:3o 1:JO,
2:5O 1920. $50. 4:20 440. 400. 5:20 $50. Go p NJ
Massapequn and AmItyviIle. 1880 ~. n. C2b0
Satys 1850. $50 $3.50 4:40 +5O, 500 $3.50. $50 r M
wadinG River. s:55 A NJ u50 sat'ys) 43o p NJ
Pert Jefferson. 500. 100 a. NJ. d:3o Sat'ysl 4So.
$50 p NJ.
smithtown. Kings Park. Northport, Cold
spring. Huntington $50. HOO A NJ u;3o satys)'
4:30 $50. $50 p VI.
Oyster hay. Glen Cove. Sea CIin. Roslyn,
$50 1880 A NJ. Q2:5o Wednesday & Saturday. 200
ago 4:2O 4:50 500. p NJ.
Far Rocknwny. EdGemere and Aryerne,
95o 1850 u2:5O SatysI. 100 1850 Far Rockaway
Garden City and Hampstead. 9:2O. 1850 A NJ,
1920 $50 Garden City only: Wednesday and Saturday
sAtys). 300, $50 $50 Garden City only) 40 o20
$50. eco ESQ p NJ. -
Annex Boat York. Pier 13. E. r.
week days: Q2:3O. 100. 30 p NJ Satys) 3:0S. 335,
4:35 sos (5:35 and sos except Satys) Running
IS minutes
For Schedule of Additional Trains TO above
points all other points. table at
Ticket Offices 261 1888 Broadway. % Fifth ave
125th New Chambers St station
station E r.. N y and at principal hotels
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02

Foreign Coffee CablesF2ioCo market 81 im' I'm b e
cleared for United States Loco bags Gtefg fee
3sref fP1n good average Santos $500; receipts 4
hays: stock 7sS.0Oo bags Hamburg oiles l,as
ssies Is o0a bags stock 11S0O0 bags OF which $500
80 Hayre-Cofee market opened lTresu-
is i az franc higher: Il advanced z franc: az
lower; at $50 p m ufc
Eal sales SO stock 3o34ooo bags o me-
ea4 ,.oa compared with 3.oI2te and
lively,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug Flour quiet and easy. Wheat-Sprng
duh. No / Northern spot carloads ISc; winter dull No
2 red I4c Corn dull: No yellow, 6Ie: No DO Stsc
No . corn 66I.c No 3 do. 65Ac. Oats unsettled; No :
white 6OIsc: No mixed. 5sc No do. 591sc Rye-Oid
in store. at Gle. Canal freights steady.
THE leading ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
READING SYSTEM

MEM j X.
Liberty Street south Ferry-Ume from South
Ferry i've minutes eariier)
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-zf.O0 CT:15 Easton onIy) 8. 10 A NJ
I2O $40 500 t5+5 Easton UnIy) P NJ sundays. "a Is
f<EsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4-oO. s-1O A.
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AID BARNEGAT
A. VI. (s1.OO Lakewood excepted 10 g.
Lakewood only. $50 p. NJ Sundays. 91S VI
ATLANTIC GTTf-f9-40 80 \ sl-0O. P
VINEI.AND AND RIDGETON-fz4OO A NJ.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE
POINTS-z4CO. $50 IL 80 A. NJ. s1.1O 2-45 $50. 53.
AS $50 $50 p " Sundays. except Ocean Grove. 9O0
PIIILADELPHIA (READING TERanNALs-z-te5.
$3.50 t2Co. 1900. 400. SOC. 1900 1850. 800 P NJ.
path AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s4o5. 1880 1880
s1I.3O A. NJ. 100 t.3.4O 800. 200 10 % p NJ.
REtDING HARRIsBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WILIIAMSPORT-ll40 800 u y IS 90. lt9l0 5000.
Reading. PottsyilIs and Harrisburg only. 1900 P "
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-FrOm foot OF Rector Street.
Pier s. Atlantic Highlands. Seabrght Monmouth Beach.
and Long Branch Asbury Park and Point Pleasant.
900 1000. HOO A NJ: LOO 200. 3+5. 80. $50 500
Ocean Grove onlyo P. NJ Sundays. 1000 A. NJ. 100.
400. 500 P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02

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~ received a Uptown Office.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Beth and 37th until O'Clock . n
Advertisements will be received at the following oaneh
offices O'Clock vf,s
234 Sth-ave., e. 23d-st-; 15:, 9Th ave.. cor
I2th-st; 02 EnSt 1ffh-st.: 257 West AID st.. be-
7th and aves.; 26:s West 125th-sf.G 1.35S
8d-avc. between 10th and 77th sts.; 1,O26 3d-aves
New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY-TH1RD STREET
AND DEsBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
r-zThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
CortIandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station, except where otherwise noted
7.55 A. NJ FAST MAIL4-Limited to two Buffet Parlor
Cars New York To Pittsburg Sleeping Car Pittsours
to Chicago. No coaches &c Pittsburg-
S.55 NJ. FAST L1NE--Pittsburg and Cleveland
$50 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA IIMlTED-PulInnan COM
Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and Observation
Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
Indianapolis Louisville. st. Louis M
1-55 r. NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA SPE1CIALA.--o.
hour train Chicago Pullman Compartment
Drawing-room Sleeping Dining and Buffet smoking Car
1.55 r. NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS BXPFESSSSI,.-1I
Toledo, Nashville (va Cincinnati and LouisNlIe'
Indianapolis. Chicago, st. Louis. Dining Car -.
5.55 II. NJ. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.-For Pittsburg in
ctnnati Indianapolis, Louisville St Louis DINING Saf-
For Welch. w (via Shenandoah Valley Route
5.55 r. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.-For Chicago For
Toledo. except Saturday Dining Car. -, .5
LOO Il. NJ. PACIFIC ENPRESS-For P1ttsourE AZ
Chicago For Knoxville. daily. via shenand1an Fii'S
Route. Connects Cleveland except Saturday,r ~,
SO II. NJ CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI HN
PREsSS.-For Pit.sburer Cleveland and Cincinnati
Evening star., 1902-02-20
BUTLER FOUND DEAD.
Leaking Gas Jet in His Room Indi-
Gates an Accident

Robert Branson, colored, thirty five years
old, employed as butler in the house of Mrs.
Elizabeth c.. Hobson No. 1920 N street
northwest, was found dead In bed about
7:3O o'clock this morning. He had inhaled
Illuminating gas during the night, and his
death was due to asphyxiation. Coroner
hewitt found defective gas jet In the
buffers room and concluded that his death
was the result OF an accident.
Branson had been In the employ OF MrA
Hobson for about six weeks. and had
proved himself to be q valuable domestic.
Last night when he went to his room-tho
rear apartment on the third foor-he was
perfectly sober and apparently in the best
Of spirits. 1t is believed he used . gas
stove with which to heat the room. He
had evidently failed to close the Jet when
he extinguished the light. From these cir
cumstances the coroner concluded the AZ
fair was An accident.
The butler failed to appear this morning
to attend to his duties as usual. and an In
vestigation followed. An entrance to his
room was effected through the rear win.
dow, and when 1t was found that Branson
was dead the police were notified. Then
the coroner called and made the investiga-
tion with the result stated. Branson's rel
atives have arranged for the burial OF his
body.