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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 4-Cattle-Receipts. 1000 Dull and
Good TO prime ST 5OfS1: medium.
81 50dS6 40: stockers and feeders 81 30qS! cows.
25dS5 heifers 81 S0dS6 Gamers 81 2S2 90 bull
81 50aS5: So 50dS6; Texas fed steers s5aSG
to-day. 5000: tomorrow. 10000. left
over shippers steady: others &c lower Mixed and
good choice heavy SO 1896 %
rouch heavy SO 5oas8 So light. So $3.50 60. bulk Of
sales Sc 6oGs6 Sheep-Receipts. 1000 sheep steady
lambs weak choice wethers 81 25dS5 90. West
ern sheep 81 aOQSS So native lambs 81 80
6fS6 So Western lambs So 25N$6 s..
Cincinnati April iHogs steady. 81 1886 ~ Cattle
steady. 5OdS6 10 Sheep steady. So 75@s % Lambs
steady, 81 5oG So So.
East Buffalo April 4.-Cattle-Recepts 100 head:
steady fair demand Neals tops, 81 -
GS7 IS good So 5GdS7 common light. s5GSG.
Hogs-Recepts. head, active and higher: closing
steady Workers soG$6 90; light do. Sc 50ds6 -;
MIXED choice heavy. S7dST
Sc 4ods6 80: roughs So 25dS6 30; stays. 81 25aS4 70
Sheen and lambs-Receipts. 1000 head; active and
higher Choice lambs s6 9oaS7 good TO choice So 500
So 90, culs 81 1896 ~. sheep choice handy
wethers SIS oO6s6 II. mixed. s. 25d
S.: common. S3dS5 15 heavy export ewes,
81 65nS5 ~ .
East Liberty. April Cattle steady Choice So soT
SC 10; prime 20ds6 40: good. 81 5o6S5 90 Hogs
steady. Prime heaves. s7Gs7 %. best mediums Sc SS
So 90 heavy SO 7O1S6 So light do Sc 50Gs6 So
pigs. SIS 256S6 60. rouEhs. $Jd$6 Sheen firm: best
So IOTs5 So culs and common 81 5ods4. veal
SGGS6 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

- NEW YORK. New York county-9ltnra, Franks
forar Minnie Fahreuholz Plaintiff. against Francis j.
S-hnugS nd others. Defeudants-ln pursuance OF a
and sale duly made ana entered
in entitled action on March LIST 100 and oearo
inr date February 1902 l. the undersigned the
Referee in judgment named. will sell at Pubi,e
auction he York Real Estate Salesroon, No III
broadway the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
York Of March. 1902. at twelve O'Clock
noon day. William NJ Ryan. Aucttoneer the
said Judgment be sold and therein
follows: All that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land. the building and improvements thereon
erected living being the Borough Of Man
haitian n City State of New York, and bounded
md follows Beginning in the
hundred Street.
distant t225l feet Easterly
from souheastery of said and Columbus
and Of the way through party wall ninety
eleven inches the centre line OF the block
thence Eastery along said centre line Of the block twenty
five feet thence NoTtherly again parallel with said Ave
and of the through another party wall
feet and eleven inches sOuhery side OF
said One hundred and Street and thence
Westerly along the twenty-five feet the point
place Of beginning
Dated New York March +th 1902
GEORGE y HAI-SEsY. Referee.
H g. kTpIICH. Attorney for Plaintiff 312 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York.
The following Il diagram of the property sold
described above the number $50
Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

The approximate amount OF the lien o. charge.
which the above described property n ~ -
e. with interest thereon 18th dav ~ Feb
1902 together With the and amount
S2i>.l. together with
approximate Of the assessments or orher
liens which to be allowed to the
rurchase money. or paid by the referee and
tercst. The proDertv will be
for sW0 with interest from the a1sT dav
OF October 1871. 49,
Dated New York March 4th 1902
GEORGE \. HAISEY
of tho above described
from March - f"2 10 April ID. 1902. hour and
place
GEORGE \ HALSEY. Referee
II. .. KUDLTCH. Painrf's Attorney
sale Of above described
from April Ri. 1892. bour
place 4 n
II. c. KUDLICH. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The TrIbIa.
- received the Uptown Office.
No I2i2 BROADWAY
20 north Of SiSt-
Advertisements VIII be received bra,
offices regular Office p m viz t
Sth-aSe.. o2d-st.: l1:s fh-ay COS
ST East I4th-st.: 251 West 42d-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
Eorfclosulc GaIes.
CrPREME COURT. County Of New York

SUPREME COURT, County Of New York
- The Central city OF New York
Plaintiff. against Hoefer and others. Defend
ans-In pursuance Judgment Of foreclosure and
entered in the above entitled action
and bearing Of January. 1902. /. the
undersigned Referee in said Judgment named Will
public auction the New York Real Estate Sales
Room Number III Broadway. the 18th day OF april
1902 twelve O'Clock noon on that day ~ William W
Ryan Esquire auctionser the premises directed by said
Judgment be sold and therein described as follows
lots pieces parcels ~ land situate
Of Manhattan. City County and state OF
New which taken together bounded and ie-
follows. Beginning IT point formed by the
intersection the easerly side Of Amsterdam Avenue
with southerly side Of One hundred and eighteenth
sOutheTy and along the edstery
hundred (fOS) feet eleven
On inches easterly and parallel with One hun
hundred
northeriv with Amsterdam Avenue. hun
eleven I'D inches 20 the southeriy
side and eighteenth Street; thence west
erlv southeriy side OF One hundred and
eighteenth Street hundred 00l feet 20 the point or
mace Of beginning The southery line Of the said prem
being line OF the block between One hun
dre, and eighteenth hundred and seventeenth
Streets
Dated New York. March 18th. 1902
ARTHUR d TRTAX. Referee
X BROWN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. lumber
800 broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New York
The following diagram Of the property 10 be sold:
Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

Spot closed quiet and steady. with quotations
Nc higher. 3-1sc for middling upland
md 7l6c for middling CUT Sales. 324 bales South
III spot markets telegrauhed follows: NeTOr
cans firm. Lice higher. sac: Galveston very firm,
:,lGe higher sac: Mobile steady. lice higher, az
ts-l6c. Savannah firm. unchanged sssc Wilmington
I'm, unchanged $50: Norfolk steady, lice higher at
var; Baltimore &c higher. She: Augusta
teady. SS2c higher az 1516Q9c: St Louis firm / lec
higher, al $50. Memphis firm. &c higher SIC Esti
cete6 receipts <eW-Orleans tomorrow 1900 TO
.5eo bales compared bales actual last
tan zsI5 bales actual A. Houston for toor
% 30 % 1000 bales compared with 35se bales actual
asst week and bales last year Private tee
rams from the stated that uncounted interior
own stocks exhausted and that port receipts from
rs out viii be the expense Of counted interior
oNns ana these CT accumulation now held
az less than time last Sales OF fertilizers IN
s Eastern belt have been heavy in sections ana
iow the in Holders Of SPOT cotisn in
ne south whole constrained 70 offer spariney
y re knowledge that mills have yet much cotton 10
senase before the is Boston estimates
nst Newt England mills will need average OF two
Months fun supplies In the South mills have pre-
1@ec for The advance. but have fought shy OF
ecet high prices in the hope OF break such as &C
nfred last spring
Receipts OF cotton az the ports to-day ana for the
reek. compared with of week previous
last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

COTTCN-A long upward stride by cotton
today and the high level reached January
crowded hard the close Many traders look
1oT RAPID through the &c Level bull market
The crop continues along present
seu-famRe basis. The market opened firm with prices
gao points higher In to surprisingly bulish L
from ali quarters information
bull!sh abroad fo- q
everything seemed 70 favor the bull side Yet after
tuFiher advancing points after the call The
market followed a the Of the day.
An line OF July sold
lively estimated 100000 bales S-93c
Philadelphia heavy buyers Of May
option, which selling points July.
August eagerly purchased by brokers believed be
ein clements gave attention almost entirely 70 the
chase OF April and May April sold
tines at &c and closed about with demand si
active. Liverpool had been /
lower, but instead advanced L points and
i-32d spot up of the York
later further advanced
faralios 1Or the ne" crop were said 10 be two weeks
late mules reported scarce goods
was broadening rapidly, demand for cotton in
he Soltn urgent spinneTs well
Exporters: the in sight week was given by
Colonel King only - $50 bales against 10000
s week last year the worlds visible supply decreased
ony 5000 bales the American visible supply decreased
oooG bales for the against only $4,000 bales de-
ease same week last The local market for spot
-otton advanced &C. While cotton markets
generally 1-i6T &c higher. The
closed steady and about top the day present
,rop months Of 7d9 points crop
soe weather reports months
the absence Of speculative support. Cfearances for
s1ort Tor the day We're comparatively small. slightly
me- COCO bales Bradstreets viii say this morning:
The price Of been favorably affected by
improved outlook New-Engand mills. where increases
q wages have been conceded many points. The
The Of prices in the local market to-day
was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
'-+2 $500 -9eo. 1000 .113O a ". 100. $780,
tS 0- g 80 tioo S'4Oo - 30 800 1900. 100 1880
SO 10. 80 IS p. NJ. '12 Is ndt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
5000. .113o A NJ. 100. t13Oz. 40. 500.
s7eo p NJ. az IS
ofHces: Liberty St. Ferry. South Ferry. us. 2s 4sa
1906, Bway. 49, 5th Ave- 49, 9th Union
west I53 125th St. 80 West 125th ST. 245 CoIr-
bus New York; Court St. 344. $50 Fulton ST.
brooklyn; 9S Broadway Wiliiams5urg New York Trans
eFrom Liberty only 'Daily +Daily. except SUM-
day sSundays only. zPaTlor only
W. G. BESLER. NJ BURT
General Manager Gen'l Pass. Ag-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. April Cotton firm; mitdlins. s'sc: low
rniddlinE. size good ordinary l3l6c; receipts. 1I14
bales exports coastwse bales sales. bales stock
46 900 bales
rniddline 5-1ec; good ordinary Lice, receipts
500 bales gross 9a2 bales; shipments 294S
1000 bales: stock, 6Is2I bales.
New-Oreans April 4-Cotton firm miid.ing, SIC;
low ntddlinr sssc good ordinary receipts
bales gross 291I bales; exports the Continent
bales coastwise - bales. sales 5000 bales. stock.
90 a-o bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

SPECULATION and EXPORT and included 500 American Re
ceipts bales Futures opened quizt and closed nrr
American rnid5linx c. April 5364d buyers: Apri
and May 53-e4d buyers MAY and June 6if4 81 SD
81 SD sellers; July and August
5le3d sellers August and September so SAD sellers
September and October 3e4d sellers; October and NO
venher ed buyers: November and December.
. - br,-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine dull and a trife lower. Rosin
ruled firm Tar steady to firm and unchanged Quo
tatiors follow:
TURPENTINF;-Spirits. 4TIkG4sc
TAR-Pine bbis. 81 So. oil hbls. So G5.
RoSLS.Con1mon to good strained s. e71ias1 20; p
Sc 70; NJ. 81 90: y. 50 c5: " C. 81; W ". 81 %
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits bhis
e
Wilmington. c. April 4.-Spirits turpentne-Nothing
doing receipts casks Rosn-Nothing doing receipts
81 casks Crude tIrpenre quiet 81 550s2 80 receipts
Il casks Tar Arm 81 20. receipts. 100 casks .
Rosin firm. B. {. D. 81 10: L. 81 2o.
Savannah. Ga, Arrl 4.TurTentine quiet, t3Gi3l
receipts. $50 bills sales lis. 90 Rosin firm
receipts. 1850 bhs sales 1857 go We quote
\. D. 81 % =. 81 30. q. 81 35; H. 81 A.
81 20; 81 49, VI. So So; " So %; " G. 81 60. ".
So 81
London April 4-Rosin- American strained As Cd
fine Turpentine-Spirits. 3ls I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

No / Northern spot carloads. I6c' winter lower; No
red. Sic Corn dun and weak No yeil2S % - S
anil and easier white. 4sz9isa.c; No DO ff-aa
413.c: mixed. 46c; No ) do. iSizc 6arley Spot
6Tlp7oc. Rye No l. 62iac asked
Chicago Anrf 4-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

The arn-oxIuate amount lien charge satisfy
which the described property Is TO be sold IS
thereon from the 2Nth day OF
January. 1902 together with costs and aIIo"alces,
f-01 IInuarv aOth 1892 together with OF
The sale The approximate OF the taxes assess
na,fs and water rents BE- allowed 10 the
purchaser tho purchase money or paid by, the
with interest for about six months
DATED New York, March 25th, 1902 -.
ARTHUR D TRJAN- Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
new YORK CENTRAL
tNT-Il NuIILdy III
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
sOS A " IS r. NJ. Daily. Sundays. TO Fits
field and North Adams. Sundays only. at go A "
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices I13 261 Az and 121S Broadway. .
Union So. W. 2T5 Columbus Ave. 1873 West 18th St
125h ST. 13sth New York: 35s and 72S
Fulton St. and 19G Broadway 2 D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sh Street New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence ~
Westcott Express Company.
A n SMITH GEORGE n DANIELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

cash quotations were us follows: Flour steady No
spring wheat. 6SG71lEc; No red. I!iaa.9t1 No :
43I.G4Slzc. 70 2 white. +5isT46f2c; No j white
57a5Ilzc: fair TO choice mating
tsrIev 62661c: / faxseed 81 81 No Northwestern
81 75 prime timothy seed 81 10: cloyer contract gdads
IS mess pork per Dbl SIG Gsf6 20: lard per 100 ~
81 90 short rib silSs loose > sp = ~, ~ ary
sated shoulders 81 81 9sI So short clear
boxed 50 25GS9 whtskey. basis of high wines - 81
firm; creame-ies 21R29c dairtes 20G26c Cheese steady
12d13c firm fresh. l41zc-
Duluth April Wheat. cash No hard sc; No 40 l
Northern zoe. Northern. 6tlsc: May, iOa2ntVTsc
July. tic Manitoba No Northern. cash 69c, Way
G9tac. No = Northern. Csc Oats. Zoe Corr, Js72c-
Milwaukee. April 4Wheat steady Close: No E9 or
ern T2ta dT3c: . Northern. T1laGi2c; May. io@.c
Rye steady; 5s1sc. Barley firm No = Goc sample
60G651Rc- corn, Nay. 50lsc
MINNEAPOLIS. 4-C1Hse: Wheat, MAY. G9'sc july
Insc. On track: hard. 1Sisc; No Northern iO9sc
Northern sos 169asc. Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia April Wheat &c lower; contract grade
April s2dS2lzC corn &c lower; April, 6S1631zc. oats
steady. white clipped. 5oIsc. Butter firm. &c high
creamery, 22c: do nearby prints
Eggs nearby. 15lsC; DO Western 16c; do
southwestern IJ1: Southern 5c- Cheese quiet but
full fancy, small. 12$.Gl3c; do
choice I1I12I2c. ReceiptFlour. Zoe Dbls and
pounds in sacks; wheat. 10000 BUSH 1900
bush: 400 bush Shipments. wheat $1,000 bush
corn. 1900 bush: oats. 11,10J bush
ST Louis, April 4--CTcse: Wheat . red cash. TIC;
May. nc; July 69lzG695sc: No hard. 72G14c. Corn
No cash. JS9sc: May 5S5sc: July. 59isc September
5S4c Oats No cash i3c; May. +21sc. July 33]sc: No
white 451@C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

R
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-thrd Street and pes-
s-The leaving time from Desbrosses AMI
CortIandt Streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-tbird street
Station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New Fos 20 Piil:6urE sieepx Car Pittsors
G Gnicaso No coaches 70 Pittsours l,,-.,-u.
oss n PESF a tfsf
ears For cnca ee4sand ToieSo Cincinnati
As r " CHICAGO ANb ST LOUIS ExPREss-Eor
ToIsdo louisville via GincinnatD Indianapolis en-
5.5s p: VI ST LOUIS ExPRESs,1,Eor RittsOurs. Ind
SIS F. IT, .0 WEsrsFN EPESs chicago
7s io .f Pgc TFi9:qax alRs ptssur
Sago Fer Knoxville daily. via Shs s9 SaN7'
So. ~ VI. Glen ELAND AND cINClNs;a,TI EXPRESS
For Pittsburg. Cleveland and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
75 Dining caE 10 @ s,a aa G Sa1
i5 ' gG9 5 carr 10 16e5BroSsss and cor
snds Streets 29 g IS co1srssSionsi LIN az Dining
Garl 40 DINING Car) - 2 n - no ~ nts srS M
1888 Dining carr Us engTsssional Linz a al 9sT
carl. ! s. 'i 1pians csr, Is ? H night
soUII.FTe sgg out osa6 Pal tr r
s NJ Ds'I E2Dfsss '9 5 T. 10
'TTSTic COAST .s sRs s 20 R..
FTpsf f 3 N f1a ? P For das and
ropoIita1 Limited" Il 50 D. m daily Express. Il ~
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rs1LwAY.-For Memphis
and NeVg-OrIcans. 3.25 D m daily.
CE4ESAPESKFl & OHIO RAILWAI-I-oS a m week
days and As .. Ia daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ard NORFOLk--t55 a. n
weekdays and S.55 D. daily.
ATLANTIC CfTl.-955 a m. and 255 p m Weekdays
SUNDAYS I.55 a Through Vestibuled Trains Bu,et
ParOr cars and STANDARD Coaches weekdays Par.
Tor smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches q Sundays.
CAPE MAY-1255 D weekdays
For points New York Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street Ststion) $50 Il 20
%. f.55 and 1i-25 D. m Sundays. 925 ASS
from Desbrcsses and Cortlandt Streets). 9 90
a ~ 50. $40. 8 TO- and 11.s0 Sundays. s45
q. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
c.fG (Dssb-osssS Cortlandt Streets 500. u.s.
Is s55 % Dining Carr SO Lln1itetl 10 10
tDesbrosses and Cortland Streets. 2 Dining Carr.
20 ~ Dining Carr 11-55 1255 Dining Carl. I'll
CDesbrosses Cortlandt Streets 200 81,
ing Carr 355 *. . Dining Cer) AS Dining
5s3 Dining carr 755 2J, SIS. * Il 10 night
SUNDAYS 10. L55 coaches) S2j. S55. p Dining
Carr 955 Gir1ited) 955. 1O55 Dining Carr m. 1888
Dining Carl 155 Dining Carr . Dining Carr. SIS.
. Dining Carp 455 dining Carr, SIS Dining Can.
155. %, SIS. g. 5 D. m. Il 10 night
Ticket 46l 1906 1854 III and POI Broadway
Twenty-thfrd street station foot OF
sEd COrtIandt Street,. Court Street $50 Fulton
Street, 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyn: Station Jersey CITY The New Transfer
will call and check baggage from hotels
and residences through 20 destination.
Telephone 91t Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
Cab Service.
J. .. HUTCHINSON. J. R. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

IJvarpool April 4. p. m.-Cotton:
prices 132d higher American middlng fair good
nniddlins s l-32d: middlins. 2e-32d; low middns
4Js-l6d coed ordinary 11-1sd; ordinary. T-15d The
sales day were 100 bales of which 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
BALTIMORE G. CIVIC RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

HyCSb SNiSE1-- 90AB-V1ONC.
1Iains leave Franklin St Station, York. fob
COWS, later foot West Ard y. r..
'I;l0 A M--FOr interim points Albany.
I'll. % a Nd Hudson Xiv < Mob. Express
100 P M--Chicaso Express
'2-a5 p H-CInt Linn for Detroit. Chicago
fS:45 p Mo For Hudson River Points * Albany.
'6.I5 p M--For Roch-. Buffalo, C1sved * Chicago.
II IS = M.-For Eoch-. Buffalo. Detroit & Louis.
'9:45 p MFcr SYRIA. Roch. Mag. Falls. Det & Chi
'Dstiy. tDai!y. except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No at t10:t5 A. NJ; No az 1905 P. II Leaves
Jersey CRY. p r r. sta. No I'll 20 A NJ: No 2
10 So p. NJ. tables hotels and
Baggage checked from hotel residence WestcotSs e.
A II. SMITH Z. LAMBERT.
Gen'l Superintendent Genl Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. April 4. 1902


Net receipts United States ports during week
week last year r..........-.-... ia s8s
Iotai receipts since September a55. 6e6
Lotal receipts TO
Exports for the 90
Exports for the
total receipts since September 1...........56467
!otal exports year. $50
STOCK al al United States ports 63e
STOCK az all United States ports time last
year ............... 7si
STOCK at all interior 3Ta
STOCK at all interior time last year SOL
STOCK az Liverpool 900
stock at Liverpool year....--... 7T5
sock OF American ahoat for Great Britain. $1,000
STOCK u American a1oat for Great Britain
time last 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

tai -eid advance firm 1898 points higher
Atri ana Aprfi-Msy 433b: May-June, 45312b June
Se-y aho Juy,Auglst 454s: sos:
Ass; October-Novenber 432b; No
veloer,Deoenber. 429b Manchester yarns-The higher
price asked checks business. Cloths quiet.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05

hzc2rge rpec.a Liverpool cables-Spot
rasz 200 bales speculation and export 500
ninoins upland. 2s-32d. Futures opened steady par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-05
Yester-

Stock Eavre. 29710e which :. $40, 600 bags
Brazilian. compared with 29570oo bags and 60
last week
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
comedy by Charles Neuman, is unlike the
average musical comedy tnasuuch as a

comedy by Charles Neuman. Is unlike the
average musical comedy 1nasmuch as a
we'll told and funny story is the basis
of the play. The characters are all good,
some Of them new to the stage, and all
are drawn in Mr.. Neuman's bright,
breezy and satirical style. They include
a typical Fourteenth street song and
dance man and his sister, who comprise
the vaudeville sketch team of Jolly and
jolly, Jolliers and Jokers of Joliet" inn
personated by Edward CARVE, singing
and dancing comedian we'll in the front
rank. and Molly Thompson. a singing
and dancing coincidence, who in the Lead
ing support Of Peter F. Daley in a, si1ni<
lar character made hit whenever shd
appeared; q self-made man not I'm.
related to Seymour Sites in 1.-The Wrong
Mr.. Wright and played by John Allison.
starred in that clever farce. Among the
other characters may be mentioned q
country doctor Of original and pronounced
Views, whose every speech Is q laugh
getter, and stammering negro servant,
whose every attempt at one is another. !
A gushing old maid, played, by that
queen Of condolences, Ada Deaves, re.
ceives about as much laughter and ap-'
plause as It seems pssible for any ona
woman to evoke, and the Swedish servant
girl, impersonated by Maude Allison, who
will be remembered as having SUCCESS
fully played similar part In Broadhurst'a
What Happened to JONES'" is another
character which evokes roars Of laughterA
The numerous other female characters
afford the ladies an opportunity to singl
we'll, look well and wear gorgeous gowns.
The cast is we'll supported by well1
trained chorus Of exceptionally pretty
girls who can both sing and dance. tina,
specialties and musical numbers are nu-
merous and the entire performance goes
with e dash and snap that is truly re-i
freshing, but entirely free from vulgaritYi
or suggestiveness In any FORM; Other
members of the cast include Miss Madge,
Lawrence, F. J. Byrd, Frank Baldwin, W. ]
3. Kane w. G. Steeley, W.. M. Rice, j.,
F. King, Henry stratton and others.
'eMr. Jolly Of Joliet will begin a week's
engagement at the Bijou Sunday at 2:so
p. m, with matinees on Wednesday and
Saturday. -.