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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
ELK DESTROYED BY A TASTE FOR HAY
When They Get Taste of Hay They VIII
Not Go to the Foothills.

The next day went seven miles M the valley 70
she ranch ~ Frank Petersen. and told him
wanted 70 get near enough To elk 10 PHOTOGRAPH
some of them. He said il WIS too late to ~ to-
day. but tomorrow We would 20 and he thoueht
ures wanted He said the new grass was making
The elk feel pretty good ana It was harder 10
get near them than it would have been when the
snow was deeper.
Petersen lives Fiat Creek. under the shadow
of the Tetons- He has right 70 feel proud OF
Those peaks. because NE was 81 the two guides
who accompanied Mr.. owens and Mr. SpaudiuE
when, after attempting il for three successive sum
they 1ua llE succeeded climbing ne
OF the Grand Teton FIVE years ago. In the corral
back Of his Lighthouse Petersen has = dozen Young
elb which ne rescued from starvation near his
ranch last winter. Elk Ike hay well as cattle
%. and the most serious trouble ranChmeu have Is
u protect their haystackS. Every stack Is sur
POUNDED by high pole fence but the elk often
knock the fences down IN the night. J talked with
two or three men whose task last winter was 10
sleep n the havStacks 10 drive away the elk When
Nsplu get a taste or good hay they 10 lose
al idea 81 going back 10 The foothills tnd feed
j. They stand around and noun. and hope TO get
another chance at the laystack until some Of The
weaker ones etaTNe. Il has been suggested that
There ought TO be q provision The wyoming
game Law making il . misdeTneanor for any one 10
Jet his hsystack unprotected. because when the
winter Is very severe taste OF hay almost sure
g be followed by The starvation Of some OF the elk
last winter was unusually severe and some OF the
calves, trailing along behind the older animals.
unable 70 find good feed died for want OF H.
Nearly al these deaths from starvation occurred
right among the ranches. within few miles OF
J ackson. There were so many dead elk along Flat
reek that the wafer unfit 10 drink this spring.
hut scarcely amy dead animals were found on the
wilderness range.-fScrihner's Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Oct bc-
REEVES Receipts were ite cars or 2S45 head In
Guiding "a cars for export alive 81 for slaugherers
~ the storm or prices would probably have shown
buyers. was, medium and good steady
fg Il seTs slowing weakness ard selling gc lower
t ''llaI. rat cows steady The yards
wT5e hS5iy y.e95e1 T@5nnon 20 choice native steers
Ar 50 650S4 10 The trade dressed beef was rather
csblss quoted cattle slow at 16i1c per- n desse
S,e per shUme6ie toy tcT bsf Lover! Low az sag
beef in 'drie to Liverpool for the Norris Beef COM
larry $50 cattle and 200 quarters for the swift
ee[ COMPANY also 2 cattle and Zoo quarters beef
@ II,- MiI' s> cattle and 2Cto quarters Of beef
shautere & SON! the Blush PRIMO ana ~ cattle FOR
schwarzschnd sulzbereer the EGruria TO iIeTpoo
the Pretoria bermuda IS catt a aa S SG
and i 2 SSP2F' and frq II o CHS T9rt
cntio oy 5s r 10 ports OF Great Britain with e1
at e % PER II 100 nj II DO l5o 10 s. 20 d. 1922 IN
S % Ia ohio d. 1i5I n ~ "S So Virginia DO l2eo n at
," Maryland do 1880 n at s. 90 Fl Kenuek do - Iis
v sfTma % ,s SqTSr y ohio n at s. co. q
81 So do 1890 n. at s. % "s'ha d. HI 10 az
% n at s. G5 ri do , Tisers 1909 n at
Et c 500 lS at at 81 'o 20 10 n At s. a.
r9bn shannon: - Kentucky steers 1910 n a, & 90
n az 81 - stag. 1910 ~ 81 81 Heb no; do so
i Eppsts.iH; IS Illinois steers I1si n At 50 10 70
e Esrns Comm 6s Co - Kentucky steers 1850 n
Melherson % ~ Ohio steers. III 10 at 81 an -
do. 200 H. NJ - 10 = virginia do N ~.
10. 11sS n 81 s. % % do 1907 at 81 40. n - 20 =
4, n Ohio 1926 N. "a ~ 10 lOll
CALVES Receipts were Il head ana 80, -,
Westerns, were held over Yesterday
demand for tho stock about rather
prices qu0tablv was
20 prime veaIs sold az s. 5o0ss 80 Per loo ID 9nnon
steady at per N: but very few Used yeals
country dressed sold at Iglac. dressed ~
calves at 446r. anu ied
sales-Iohn p Nelson: IS Western calves 227 - -
81 60: - DO. 296 u. at 20 60 49, ~ 10. az
y sanders. yeals 153 n s. 80: ytre,,t.
Western 25f 10 ,dINes.
24O n. 81 3 grassers 1h5 N. a IS '''' 40.
Harrington 3 veals la3 10 IN
SHEEP AND L.AAIBS-feceipts were 70 car. ~ , 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

ICED SO sogsso: nnsesd oil cake s24 b9mlny chop
AINEwHEAT~Durins the early part Of
again and sharp advances were scored in ali
fore mdday Even at noon The nndsTt9ne appesrr az
change Of front occurred starting with small weekly sea
t that there wes No e eKPor deTsopmgnts during
day Not only did the early upurn disappear, 6ut hn
prices showed loss of sc from the rrevOus night Al
tending the early strength in the market was further
those markets the strongest In the At the i'm
as the pr9senee Of foreign buying Orders here gave st
prices an npft which MAS not et IN other maI bnt
laoT hlsa6o ana elSe~here started sha o c,o
soon fe INC lnsnee OF Lsorous support rom t 2o 0o
bush smaller than last year added to the bull feeling as
Sa G an eabaaTd eaancep for the ' da ike the weekly
figures were disaPpointing English ma1kgts f IN
I'd higher to I'd net lower The Argenne shiprnts 9I
week According TO the weather map fine conditions to+
Winter Wheat belt otaon If cash Wheat adoat
basis were as follows; No Northern luiu.. - 81
Nev-York. s4'sc CoRN-The corn market locally was
strength This in turn gave way finally second dc
night The weather map revealed some frost through the
quiry by ''Bradsreets' points yield Of at least
average ana eaies shade higher Against these how
11ecNo bush against 10000 bush last week and light
loads here loads oupors. most Of which was
bid in elevator and 6Slsc afoat No white 5al,c
and No yso Sof sf9at 5ai ~ trenEfb az
Chicago. and closed rather firm. Notwithstanding de-
preston elsewhere Locally the cash market firm,
with sales Of 1000 bush No oats closed 41ic No B.
40i.c. No white 42i2c: No white. Sc track white.
42a46c and standard white. 4slc RYE-MarIset steady
5eG5si3c. RARLEY-Market dull Feeding quoted
4sc and mailing 54G5Sc. both Buffalo. Wheat in
Guiding -four for the week ended October s.
cordne 'Bradstreet's'' 2.37S,72 hush.
against 4eS26s bush 5S45T19 bush in this
week last for fourteen weeks Of the cereal they
aggregate 426760S4 bush. against II55 1914 bush IN
1902 Corn exports FOR the week aggregate 1.l011lS
bush against 1123S71 bush last week and 1S035s bush
or fourteen weeks Of the cereal
they r. 240 bush. against 13360s bush in
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

head. all market. with exception OF car
AM stale stock. there II N
sheep were dun 20 fraction lower; lambs held Up
steady. businesses as the
t,ck soaked Wit hthe heavy rain din bad
10 attract attention or buyers. About We're
likely be held Medium 70 choice sheep sold nj
S3GSt per n with few 70 exceed 81 81 little
exporter at 81 i2i2 ordinary
lambs sold a s. SIaGS6 Canada lambs Dressed
mutton slow al 5Tisc n dressed lambs az SRiOisc
r. sales excel l0C
sales-S Judd Co. ga Bun1lo lambs - 70 average
a s. - L per 100 n. 10 do. % n. s. 37ia
Newton Co: - Kentuck, lambs. 66 y. s. g. -
do n. Kentucky sheep
at 81 2is. - Il3 n AT s. - "a do 1l5 81
:. Sanders. 1tp state lambs - n, 10 Y,
at s. S1ia 10 state sheep 10 n. 81.
s. 20
HOGS Receipts IL cars. .. f0d head inciut-
ms about 500 head for the market There
stump In following the decline
West: sales here 3iU40c lower PennSvt
vans hogs quotabe s. I5QS5 90 per 100 n and
choice Hight might possibly bring St country dressed
hogs were dull az S'sgGc n for medium % Hsht
sales--S sanders. % hogs IaS N average AZ
90 =" Per leo n. q rouEhs. $50 .. -
-iHda IL Ca IN Stata az n a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorlx, October O. 1903
tctE Et1--Ihe coffee market active to-day.
lheFe was more news OF a bulsh character
there was very demand from outside sources. with
I7ltiinent Wall Street house heavy pur-
chaser On the other hand heavy
ieaLng sales and operations this character proved
suce1 10 little more than offset the demands Of the
newer QUA interest. market opened steady
changed prices 10 advance Of points. Around mid
DAY y was net S9l5 points higher. of
as profit taking became heavier close. while
steady, showed net gains Of only a partial points.
Sales were estimated % $50 bags The crop
eeEed vas in the form Of cable from kaTle krsche
Willl simply reiterated
rains had proved insufficient and that receipts at Santos
We're Ah1 10 fal on rapidly In addition 20 this. all
tnr foreign markets higher, Rio having advanced
- and Santos leo refs: Hamburg ar pfs higher
ana HaNre at time y franc higher afterward
losing franc Of the advance. Receipts
ran only slightly under being reported
5000 bags against $1,000 last The interior Santos
movement was S1.4S6 bags.
There arrivals OF about helped
ce1Iess prices in the afternoon The spot market
quiet with quotations the basis Of e-16c for Rio
No =
The range OF prices local market today
vs. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

'oon Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot c0f0n
IN moderate demand sales 1000 bales speculation and
1,eSl3lt 90: American. 5000, middlng upland. sol
FUTURES olen-d barely steady points decline closed
easy net cas- poin-s october. 52ld: October
Nof"nier 5old. November December HGd. December
January, Atsd; January February. 493d. February
ei-r'l and March-ApHl. 4839 343. ApTil-May and
-'- '''-'9
~ X MD MEAI--rhe late drop in wheat had the
'Hl I" 'thlng business the flour market, but did
nor asiafb Tie price
lN hfiieis favor We Spring PATENTS TOHS5.
NllI sIasts - In3 70. winter patents SO eoaS4 30.
rLfsLs clears - 1888 -. No / winter 8
- - extra No winter. s. @0aS8 10: dog s28qs2T
~ a-l..fo hh tlSblR--Fim. quoted Fair good.
= - 80; .noiee 70 fancy 50 45qs3 90 ooRNMEAL
- HAs5 NEAIusssdy 3getsd Fine white and yellow.
Surfrg bran spo So % 800 .-rf 800 =, sIS 20.
sps bran I-ic9..ng $50 5oas2s n 100 ~ ssoxs eity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

COTTON-To DAYS fairly active, and
while the net changes comparatively small sentt
weak al a decline Of points under liquidation ana
bear pressure encouraged the failure the predicted
-rStS atersize lower cables that October
notices were Issued 70 the Of about 10000 bales.
This led 10 considerable selling Of Coher and within the
first few minutes that position had sold down to
while December January touched . l3c.
months generally showed declines
II points Then 81 developed that notices had
them rallied 70 a little nights
instances the advances being
by weather forecast calling for frost the northern
tho and central belts overnight.
also considered that temperatures rather low
belt the best development: but
receipts continuing fun the SPOT
again reporting declining tendency the advances
held. and The market, while steady
Sales estimated a
bales The denlorazed condition OF Wall
factor encouraging hearish sentiment. and
attracting attention possible bearish
requirements from the countries involved.
hand tho continues bullish
damage Of frost hanging the market many
SUNDAY. "a including
ab1 New York. The regular weekly
figures made hy SUperint endaut King
follows receipts 3O5 bales. against pa 22q last
! mill testirnatedl
haI 5000 stock interior
towns bales Is $50 year brought into
slrr 3Su5a bales last
Total
1o3 bales 534 year. overland 70 mills
and Canada bales - 375 year. Southern
stock interior towns in excess OF !
loo SD bales 1913 year. brought into sight
70 date 24sS3 bales against l.S2o s24 year The
Total crop is for hirtynine DAYS year
against forty tays iu lrl2-oS
The range Of contract prices local market to-day
as 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

me- local market Tor Spots closed quiet unchanred
t~ces on the basis mddng upland and Sc
r5- nI8Gng Total today. $40 bales includ-
ing ZIG 20 srinuers delivered
ern SPOT markets were telegraphed follows Mobile
To unchanged &c: sales bales
Quiet. lower. ei2c. Wilmington firm. unchanged.
Baltimore nominal unchanged, at 95oc Augusta
and lower 3-l6d9j1C:
bales steady. l-16c lower 5-l6c. sales
5sa bales. N-w-OrleanS quiet I-1Gc lower 9isc:
sales $500 bales. Memphis quiet unchanged, at 9iec.
sales 200 bales. TO-morrOws receipts AT New Orleans
are estimated 900 5000 bales 5g37
and SSH last year. Galveston expects X. 70
L 600 bales against HIS last 275
wear expects 1900 10000 bales against
- week and Is 646 last
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-day and for the
week compared with the totals Of a week previous
q m week asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Oct. 2. 4 g. rl.-C3ffon-C-o+ -,.-z~-...
business prices points lower American rni7ii
Dad; good rniodling. of'5d micc-g 5sai. low mid
ding. $50; gooc orinaf BOD ordinary. 55 Tie sales
a the 700 bales - which 800 pere fgr So,
uiaton and export. Included 65g9 Ar,s-i-s- -
.selpts Futures opened and closed eas- Ar3e-i
rrfffing o. october. s.2lG and rST--..-,c,
5l50ld Noveuber and December. s@6l. Decerrfa- ana
February F-.l-t.r-.
and March. $685. SD. March and April 1904 al
April and Mas. 4ssd. May and June 4a4d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

Foreign coffee Ro-CofCee market firm; No
Rio. 4S76o, exchange. Il 3cd. receipts hays:
cleared Tor the United States 1000 hays; cleared for
Europe 1000 hays stock 6S6 600 Santos-('offee
market hrn good Santos $500 receipts, 4Tooo
hays stock 1,S5o.elO bags. Han1burE-Coffee
opened = pig higher; $50 p m 3.Sla pig
higher. sales. u COO baEs market
barely steady and = higher, l. advanced
franc ~ p quiet declined /. franc; $50 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
Public Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
Pt-REAT For THE COLLECTION OF
TANES.
No. ~ CHAMBERS STREET.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ssassrsn+ Rolls OF Real Estate and Personal Prop
e- II the Cftv al York for the year 1903 tho
have been delivered
the undersigned and that al the taxes On sad Assess
5+rFI 1o9s al the Office Of Receiver IN tas
bor1-gh IN which the property Is located follows:
BSEOI-C1H or MANHATTAN. No. - Chambers street.
Manhattan. y y.
mont Avenues. The Bronx, y. y.
BOROUGH OF BROOkLHN. Rooms :, :. and s
NInioipsl building. Brooklyn. y. =.
POR6T-CH OF QUEENS corner Jackson Avenue and
E-fffb Long Island CITY. \ Y
POPOTCF OF RICHMOND corner of Bay and sand
c+-as+s SrauIer7n. staten Island. y Y
In case during October the paving
sbaI bssn+te5 70 the benefits mentioned in Section Qi ~
me Greater York charter Chapter 3IS- Laws OF
1897, viz. A deTl-tion Of interest
cent per between TIE day Of such payment and
LIST a o December ne11-
paid during October be rsbated before
checks are f0- payment
When checks are mailed Receiver Taxes they
he addressed envelopes
return OF receipted bills BY
mail
Checks may mailed time 20 the Receiver after
bills have been issued
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS zee. Of WEST 5 slFTREPTs
Cortiandi street. minute, iadsr st then
Whsre .sna o ssS Dtnnx
sI C9ea s, IRdiaISR1s and Sleeping
smoking. and Observation cars Cincinnati Inl'''
16.25 4. H. pEa @5 LIMITED pullman ma,
SSPi4s ar. Din5g s9Ens 9na oo and
1875 y. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS Tor
Toledo Nashville Cvia Cincinnati and louisville IN"
4s 5"i2oi, " o9 ecAG g. LINZ nnF sPs
smoking. Observation Cars For Chicago. Iole'''
o55 p u Pi'' S1ass car car
r ary " va S1 sRsHsRdo9R vesy c Bpgis
5.55 =. VI. Pacific ExPREsS-For PittssurEg an, am
B2ut, Sqnnses t9r csysa15 except S4u[f ar Ex
PREss.-For Ptttsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati Imam
WhsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH. cot
100 % 20 Dining carr 1910 tDespr-s eT,,.- car,
m. 12,55 Dining carr 21O 6besbrossss and CortI
lautt Streets 31 g . Congressional Limited al
Parlor Dining Cars. a25 Dining carr = q S1
sunday Is o Dains car loss Dining Car, a
m. d255 Dining Carr. l325 Sonsressona' can .
DINING carr. 455 Uesbrosses Cortandt Stress
TH i E pre- . p m u 10 night
ATLhNTIC COAST L.INE.-Express. . q m and 80
sEABoARB AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-Express. 12''
N6BRFoLK AND WEsTFRN T,A1LwAY.-For Memphis
q
days and 455 p. daily -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLh--'-'o a m
week days and 30 p m daily. ..t H.,
ATLANTIC CTTY-955 a. and Z'H1 p n
Sundays. 7.55 Through Nesribuled Trans bpls
ParIor and Standard Coaches on week
Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining car ana Stai-i
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY-1355 p m weekday ,,---s &c.
New York and Long Branch fsalr1id
West Twenty-third Street station. 50" a NJ L
10. and 55 p. Weekdays Sunoays,, -,
a m 4 - .. Cfrom Desbrosses and e,ortlardt
streets. 900 q. m 70 20 40 40. and SO p n
weekdays. sundays, - M. 500 p
FOR PHILADELPHIa.
eos % TBS 30 Dining carr. SO, 500 y - 'Jlrnk
carr 20 50 Limited. 1910 fDesbrosses and
CortIandt Streets. 10 2O Dining Car. 10 = tPenna
Limited Oj5 Dining carr, 1i65 a m II tillnlnS
carr . IL (Desbrosses and Cortland
streets p O) - Dining carr, 35J. AZ. 3 >
Dining Carl ass Dining Carl f4J5 Chicago Limited
FOR Jet only) 80 Dining Car) $50 t-Ja
% So . p %. L. 10 night week SUNDAYS
louis Limited 955 10 . tPenna Limited. 1885 Din
ing carr a. m. Dining Carr. 1-j5 Dining carr
Dining Carr 800. q Dining Car t455 (ChicaEo
Limited Jet O1lyt. $50 Dining carr
Dining carr. T55. s .. So. 8 % p m, 12lo
7fckst Offices Nos 461 1854 PSI Broadway: 1S3
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
STU. 1 House. West Twenty-thirt street
station foot = Desbrosses and Cortlant
Streets Street. Fulton Street. 500 Broad
ton Jersey CITY. New York Transfer Company
VIII call FOR and baggage from hotels and resi-
eences through 10 destination
Telephone '9f4 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service -
W. W ATTERBCRN- J-h ~ JD
General Manager P1Es'r Iraflc Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD.
PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

For the week ending october =. 1902
week 3o6 6s7
East year ..........-.- 29s as2
1i receipts since September I...-..-.--.- ss3 80
Total receipts GATE last year..--......f s-3
Exports Tor the week ...----.-.....
Exports for year .............- or
Total exports September I..........-....
Total exports cate Iast ..-....-... ksE ~
ttock - az Lnted states s5s 65I
year -.....-...-.-.-.- ..........-. 80 ss6
st,ck a. al interior ......-. I23 a9l
STOCK az al interior towns last year. 2792sO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
Citations.
I1HE PEOPLE on ME sTATE OF 80

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
i YORK. by The grace q God free and independent.
Margaret Jenkins. John Jenkins. Hugh Jenkins F,h-
enezer Jenkins David Jenkins Ann Hughes. Mary Jen-
Richard Jenkfns sarah Ann Jenkins,
@ OF Isaac n Jenkins deceased, send greeting:
Whereas. sarah Jenkins. OF the City o York
lately applied Surrosates Court % County u
Ne York 70 have n certain instrument IN writing
both real and personal property duly proved
Testament Of Isaac NJ jenkins of
the County York. deceased therefore You and
each Of cited % appear before the Surrogate OF
County O York at his Office In the Of
York o the 10Th day % November thousand
n three. a haf-psst O'Clock in he
forenoon day. then and there pro
bate Of the said last VIII and Testament And 81
hereby cited are under the age OF twenty
required To appear by guardian.
have one. II have none. to appear APPLY
for to be appointed in the event = your neglect
failure do guardian viii be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and for proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the Of
the Surrogate's Court q che said County %
New York he hereunt0 affixed. Witness.
l. s. Hon. Abner u. Thomas. a % said
'''''-'- County ~ New York. COUNTY he
day OF September. in the year Of Lord
thousand nine hundred and three
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk q the Surr0Eate's court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-Nork. October lgi5
BEANS AND PEAr-No further change in the ma rts,
for domestic white beans The few tphtiug sale. OF ma
50 "oas2 - for choice quality ola medium
and gone. choice 1.a srs ssii1s'
steady a. that Red kidney t-rep1l-
lar ami there left
Imported beans steady olier Scotch
psA- so" We quote BEANS. marrow. 1902. choice, per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10
READING SYSTEM

MEN JERSEY CENTRAL X r.
Liberty street south Ferry yrlu1s I-oza
South Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than bel0Sl-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. AIIENTOxxS AVN
MAICH CIT SFN--Z4O0 q 10 Eascon orlyl III =
n. 100 40. 500 (5.45 Easrou onIyJ p. 81. Sl75avs-
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oO a.,
81 500 p 81. sundays. z425 A n I ~ p s-0 -
LAkEW GOD, LAhEHI RST. TOMS RIy-E1
AND BAkNEtSA1-z+O 90. e.+0 4 NJ. 40 q - -
wood and LaNshurst onlyJ. 40 ?. N Sun5sys -
ATLANTIC CLTY-tg.42 a ". $50 P NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGEFOS-+zA0o a " - "a
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. orr.v
ISRON Il, POINT PLEASANT AND sr ASEF0EI y
POINEe-z4e'. $50 $50 r. VI. 80. g 4 81 = =
ESQ O15c As1Cry FsrN oniy) T. VI Sll1sys. en-:
ocean Grove. % A NJ. go ?. II
TOO. Is 90 400, Tl0OO. 1llOo A. 81. 80 -
$3.50. T. 90 q % 400. 800. 1900 r150 80 81 p ii
Path AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-E4 Is IS qo ID,
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVIILE Avn
WILLIAMSPORT-. a 90. z4&5. +Soo. n - 10 40 10
II a NJ ttea,9S onIy). sito, q ~. p 20 p ~
Reading. Pottsvlle and Harrisburg only a 90 Is "A
sANDY HOOK ROUTE-Ft Rector s. Pc. q
Long Branch. Asbury PARK. Point Pleasant 1000 a W
40 P. N SUNDAYS 10 A NJ IS % e. u 70 Io-s
Branch Culy) N
zFroni Liberty Street 7nly .DaIy +Dany. s,--,
sunday SSunday only tarlor ears only. Via "a
Offces: Liberty St Ferry south Ferry q Az-,- rr--
1917 484. 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th Av = r-i-7
Square West 1873 East i25th St 27S 125ts s. IS
ST. B'kyn. $50 Bway " msours y. y. T-a1sss- ca
calls for and cheeks baggage 70 destination
W. G. BESLER. Burt
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Fass-r Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-10

Az Of an order Of Hon. Abner G. Thomas a Surrosats
q the County Of New York notice is hereby given
al persons having claims Ellen NJ Merriam.
late II County York. deceased. o present.
same with vouchers thereof IT, subscriber
place Of tansating business at the Office OF Charles p
IAttng No. "a Pine street. city OF New York. B0r-
oush OF Manhattan before the thirtisth day OF
December next
Dated New York. June 9th 1895
WALTER B. MERRIAM Administrator
CHARLES P LATTINCi Attorney for Aiu1ln!ztrator. 81
Pine Street. New York City. Borough Of Manhattan.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York hereby given al persons having claims
b Russell. Kate Fowler. Kate 3.
Fowler. OF Kate Towel. or Kate 3. lowell. Kate
TovIe the County Of New deceased pre-
the with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber
place Of transacting business Room 30. Fifth
Floor OK No 120 Broadway in the City Of New York on
o. before the twenty second dav of December
Dated New York. the 18th day q June. 1903
WILLIAM II. Russell. Administrator.
TO L-na1vzav Now Work CITY
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II PURSUANCE of AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate u the County Of
notice is hereby given al persons having
claims against Cole Morgan late OF County q
New York deceased present the with vouchers
subscriber his place CT tra1saCting
business az the Evarts Tracy 8 sherman his
ATTORNEYS No Wall Street. the City OF New York,
on before the eighteenth day OF February next
Date New York. third y August. 1898
MATTHEW MORGAN. Executor.
FIVARTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. Attorneys Executor,
50 Wall Street New YORK. y Y
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