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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11
SERIOUS TROUBLE
Grows Out of Court House Fight
Between Sycamore and
DeKaIb.
ELECTION HELD YESTERDAY
officers ASS lulted in Effort to Enforce
Injunction Prevent
ing it.

Sycamore, H., Nov. 1.-THE con-
test between Sycamore and DeKalb
for the court house has now reached
the stage of mob violence. Sworn of
ficers of the law have been assaulted
and threatened with lynching by the
partisans of DeKalb.
Judge Brown several weeks ago is
sued a writ of certioraIi and super
sedeas stopping an election called by
Judge w. Pond, of DeKalb. for yes
terday to vote On the removal of the
court house from Sycamore. No at
tention was paid to Judge Browns
writ. and notices were posted over
the entire county calling for the cleo
ton.
Monday Judge Baume. of Galena.
of the appellate court, issued in the
circuit court here writ of iniunc-
tiCn restraining any proceedings in
violation of the writ. Deputies at sew
eral places were thrown out of polling
places when endeavoring to serve the
writ. At DeKalb they were met with
great resistance.
Sheriff Seized by Police.
Sheriff ROmpf was seized by police
oliiCViS 1T DehdiD anu dIIlIu cries Oh
Lock him mp he was pushed to the
back of the room where the cells are
located. Similar scenes were repeat
ed at every precinct. Capt. James
ShaftCr was beaten and thrown from
a booth. o. s. HolcOmb and Frank
Smith were both pulled from polling
places. where they went to serve pa
pers, while outside great crowd was
yelling Hang them" Get a rope. ;"
etc. When the Sycamore officers
walked down the street they were fol-
lowed by crowd Of 300 or 400 all
making threats. In spite of the in
junction the election was held in sew
eral of the townships.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11
WERE SOCIALISTS
Founders of Bishop Hill, Henry
County, Lived ia Gem.
nunistic State.
COLONY WAS FLoUR1sH1NG oNE
Financial Difficulties and Outbreak
of War Caused It's Disrup-
ton.

Probably few Rock Island citizens
are aware that Bishop Hill. in Henry
county, was once the scene Of
fourishing socialist colony that owned
5000 acres of land and conducted en-
terprises in various directions under
one of the most comprehensive char
tiers ever granted by the state Of Hi
nois to a similar institution. The his
tory Cf the growts, nd final division
of this colony were told by Judge
Hiram Bigeluw, of Galva, before the
State Historical society sometime
ago and the facts are reproduced in
a recent issue of the Chicago Chroni-
Gle.
The founders of the colony were
Eric Jansen and Jon;.s Olson, two well
known Swedish socialists of three
quarters CT q century ago. They were
born in the first years Of the latter
century and came to maturity when
Fourierism was making temporary
progress in some parts of Europe.
they were originally of the Lutheran
faith, but both became evangelical
eXhorters and preachers. They at the
same time accepted the teachings of
Charles FOuerier, which they conCc!S
ed to be purely christian socialism
Both becoming" objects Of dislike and
persecution they resolved tC emigrate
to the United States and to establish
somewhere in this country Il social
list colony. That was in 1914. But he =
fore starting out they sent over Olof
Olson, brother Of jonas Olson, to
ind location for colony.
Dire cited to Illinois.
On arriving in New York he met a
Methodist PREACHER named Hedstrom
who gave him letter to his died
Strom's) brother in Victoria, Knox
county. in this state. Hither Olof
came, and after looking over the
ground he wrote home everything
that was encouraging. Jonas Olson, to-
gether with Lars Gabrielson and Olof
StOneberg. came over first. They To-
Gated about 20 miles north If Victoria
in Weller township, Henry county
calling the place where they settled
Bishop HILL after their home in Swc-
den. Here they purchased a small
tract of land and commenced building
homes for themselves Of an extremely
primitive sort. Then came over Il ship
load of people, VINO all arrived safely
Soon followed second ship load, but
neither ship or passengers were never
heard of again Next came Erie Jan
sen. and his contingent.
At Bishop Hill they were compelled
to live in tents and sod houses. What
ever money the members of the col
9ny possessed was put into Il common
fund. The cooking was all done in
one adobe kitchen. The nearest mill
was 40 miles distant at Milan Peoria
was 80 and Chicago $50 miles away.
But the coIonists were contented and
wrote back invitations to others to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11
GALES8URG MEN INDICTED
Grand Jury Investigates Gambling and
Scores Administration.

The grand jury, after two-days'
Investigation at Galesburg, yesterday
afternoon returned its report upon
gambling and other forms of Iawless-
ness, and it is said the proprietor of
every gaming room in the city is I'M
der an Indictment. The pool selling
at race tracks there and at Knoxville
was not Investigated. In its report
the grand jury criticises the city adj
ministration, saying that from evil
dence coming before it and on ac-
count of the trouble experienced in
collecting evidence to ccnvice various
people of lawlessness in the city. it
felt it its duty to censure the present
city administration for not more eff
fectlvely suppressing misdemeanors
and violations of the ordinances with
in the city limits.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11
AT THE HOTELS.

At the Harper-M. Goldsmith. Phil
adelphia; y. Rosenberg. New York;
y. Stanler, Streator; :. LowenthaI.
Chicago; II. +. Burroughs, Wilshfield;
c. IL. Anderson. Chicago; Grant Car
YER, Galesburg; +. f. Besser. J. \.
Robinson, New York; Lee Seyster. st.
Adams; f. \. Enright. Kansas City;
DIR. Whitney Hall. Chicago; w. Doug
las. New York; j. p. Hubble G. y.
Richards. L. :. Patterson, Chicago;
r. Holland. Bloomington; X. Open
helm, Peoria; q. IL. Atwood, SteIlnar;
{. II. Cartilage, Chicago; G. o. Thorn,
i. :. Berry. l.. w Berry. BeardStown;
f. Blanckensee. New York; \. II. Reu-
ter, Chicago; w. +. Eaten. Peoria;
j. y. Van Hecker. Chicago; Z. +. Pope,
Chicago; +. Sandefers. Washington,
ILL.,; w. l.. Hope Chicago; II. Denber-
ger. Chicago; j. l.. Brand. New York;
ID. {. Cunningham. Des MOines; T. f.
Kelly, Defiance. Ohio; f. l.. Gregg,
Kansas City; w. G. Arpe. St Louis:
f. w. Kobusch, Bloomington; f. f..
Wood, Rockford; \. Lemon. Peoria;
NJ. McCarty. New York; j. Il. Han
son. st. Louis; Mrs. l.. l.. Gates. Miss
II. c. Mcconnell, Miss NJ Ludwig, H.
i. Henton. with Gates Concert c9m-
pany; O. NJ. Jones. New York; w. A..
Neitz, Chicago; w. Harris. New York;
+. Armstrong. Galesburg; Il. l.. IIud-
son, Aurora; j. w. Atwood, Council
Bluffs; j. o. Graham. st. Louis: r. G.
Hake. Des Moines; s. {. Garrett. W. q.
Fuller. Lear. Rams; w. w. Newh"ll.
Kansas City; c. d. Waphagen, Lin
coin, Neb.: L. Schwartz, lineage;
Charles NJ. Burton. indianapolis; w.
Il. Cass. II. y. Smith, J. Ryan, Chi
cago.
At the Harms European H. T.
Painler, Chicago; Miss II. NJ. Panther,
Galva; j. Book. Chicago; j. Myers
New York: F. w. Ellis. Chicago; 5. S.
Glanster, Chicago; c. F. O'Brien. Poo
ria; c. Osborn. Boston; j. b. Rich
mond, r. Merriman, Prophetstown;
{. Schlichting, i. H. Lawrence, S.
Kotz, II. w. Pierong and wife. S.
Johnson, Chicago: William Roach,
New York; F. f. Anderson. Gales
burg; F. w. Chamberlin and wife,
Burlington: W. l.. Miller. Chicago; F.
J. Murphy; G. B. Lawrence, Aurora;
l.. Is. Garlick. New York; c. F. Gseh-
wind, j. II. Babcock, Chicago; ]. O.
Sullivan. Omaha; b. Metzger, Pitts
burg; l.. Il. Carroll, Denver: S. l..
Weston, G.. Michigan. New York; J.
Heinzle. p j. Morgan, Chicago; T. f.
Stewart, Cincinnati; b. Eaton, Chi
cagO; II. Lynch. indianapolis; w.
Wise. Peoria; l.. C.. Goodwin. Peoria.
At the Rock Island-R. S. Burgey,
Morrison; p. H. O'Brien, Davenport;
F. VI. Cowgirl, Des Moines; J. II. Pit
ney. Peoria; G. ID. Chandler. Dundee.
Mich: Harry Il. Reel. Chicago; w. c.
Babcock. Galesburg; F. Marshall, Ma
rieu, Wis: ID. 10y. Buda; John b.
Smith. Kewanee; L. III. Rounds, Min
neapolis; NJ. Flaherty. Beardstown;
j. S. Carlson, Minneapolis; c. B. Whit
aker, St. Louis; A. f. Smith. Gales
burg; Fred W. Jenkins, Galesburg;
NJ. \. Bensabot. Chicago; w. p. Heule,
Oak Park; H. y. Mars, Chicago; w. II
Bauer. Aledo; Theo Johnson and wife
Guthrie, Iowa; +. NJ. Simmerman and
wife. Alta Ill.,; w. A. Wertz. Chicago;
l.. 4. Johnson, ST. Paul; Charles Nc
Carville. Chicago: o. j. Field. Rut-
land, Vt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11
MRS. M. = Gookinr. Lorna,

Mrs. M. J. Cooking, Lomax. Neb.,
writes: 1 send you so cents for one
box of Kid-Ne-Oids. l cannot get
along without your medicine. have
been taking Kid-Ne-Oids for about
four months and am improving won
derfully. l was almost dead and the
doctors told me could not get well
without an operation, but the new
discovery, Kid-Ne-0ids, cured me.
4. H. THOMAS. Leading Druggist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11

For sale by T. H. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11
Doesn't Resneot Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but
just the contrary in the case of DR..
Kings New Life Pills. They cut off
no matter how severe and
of old age. Dyspepsia,
iaundice, fever, constipation, all yield
to this perfect pill. % cents, at Hartz
& Ullemeyer's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11
CLEANLY WOMAN.
ErrOneOusIy Thinks by Securing Her
Scalp That She Cures Dandruf.

Scalp That She Cures Dandruf.
Oeanly woman has an erroneous idea
that by securing the scalp which re-
moves the dandruff scales she is curing
the dandruff She may wash her scalp
every day, and yet have dandrufr her
life long, accompanied by falling hair,
too. The only way in the world to cure
dandruff is to kill the dandruff germ
and there is no hair preparation that will
do that but Newbro's Herpicide. Herpi-
eide by killing the dandruff germ
leaves the hair free to grow as healthy
Nature intended. Destroy the cause
you remove the effect. Kill the dan
druf germ with Herpicide. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co. De-
troit, Mich.
For sale by T. H. Thomas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-11-11

Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure. Sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yerk February l.. 1903
BEENI2STleceiptsl II cars or lss hea1 az ritv
dressed native sides sales Id1c per ID Nan
beee &a6c Cables last received quoted Ane.Gan
beef at ss G9c 10. No exports tolaA 1I 5trt Sv
t-AIVES4Receipts head, all consigned oirec'' N"'
dressed veals, 11di4c per n. T.. ,,. 9 ,.rs a;rec,
TO siaugbterers 5,9os head nldhine
the stale stock carried from yesteIud % a. ~
cars 10 be sold which II at Jersey lIS a aa sisr
.,b sheen ruled quiet rated sllgiitN Easy
seo5 Lambs were steady, common ana me9luI Un
soN With the average sales below yesteT1aS w.
$50 - stocit we're Unsold Sheep sold SSgSi 80 per
1el h; a few head s.; lambs al - olsl: ian,s
81 5oa So: dressed mutton e'zg2c per ID oiesu '
sales.y H. Hume Bro iss state lambs s. 10 S aVes 20
age Al 81 per n: 1919 do, IS n ~ ," - sa m
Al Sc: IL state cus % II. at 81 "o' state seeP' ~
~ kers a Commission company 1oo Indisna isnl1s ~ ~ @
at 81 "a. loo do 81 81 15 Builaio 90 of ps1 ~.
SIS y; ia Buffalo cuIls - 10 at 81 3 thaI 9 as m At
o4 h. At as; l6o do 1lo H. at ~ "'' - 40 " '
g '' tsrnstn: I & 2i0 Western lambs, 80 H. at Sc SO 2
DO 81 T9 Sc sTl@: 2el de- 81 10 at 80 To- 100 '' "
AZ 1SSd 4 CO. 1es Buffalo lambs 81 n at So 1o4 DO
s4 arhsso6 s 46 - o. CO.. g. state s. H. at So ae
B1ffaS G9: % = p Co - sSs Buffalo lambs H. at So
Tobin & Shannon 23o Buffalo lambs - ~ at so uae
George & l. s Dilenbaek: 40 buffalo lambs a ID "
80 otg9oGsReoeips 20 cars or 3.I1f head car on sal
slEe ie 1,gs sold at 81 20 per 100 ~
alee sanders 126 PENNSYLVANIA pigs 9S 10 average
ar s. 20 Der 100 rough 20 b. at go 70 80, ~
st e q : roughs 262 Ii. Sc % . ,,,.,,,;.
Tobin Shannon date yesteTaay3 3 - so do 81 10 ct
shotes and pigs ln1iAeci of ID a. % 40' 1N' ~ - -
S8g T0sRs &C date yesferday I21 ~ a At
Andrew Mullen date yesterday; 10 state h'sS' " 'D
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
OTHER MARKETS-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb sss e so; poor to
medium s8qS4 stocilers and tSeders; ~ 81 4oSi
81 50: bulls S2g$4 70 calves 50 ogss teSas @ 1eTTo [eg
2oG6 left over 5000 Qpened 2qloc lower s Slos S.a
a6sfs7 1913: heavy. Sc 6gGS5 90 nsat On
ss 6S nIE Of sales s6 55ds6 so SheepReceipts iSUv
head Sheep and STEADY. Good 20 choce
s. 7qs3 35; fair 10 choice mixed, 50 ooasf o' ha''
lamps - 9So {4T Feb acattle-Recepts 1850 natives
and 351 Texans Calves. 200 all natives corn Ca.s
eadv IA Inc higher: lower: s'oekers an
lover Choice export dressed beef steers "
fair 70 good So S5dS4 40: stochers and teeoers;
40 Western fed s. 15GfSo: Texas ana
sfeers s. 35dS4: S2qS2 90 native ecSs5.
q Els3 So native heifers, 81 0dS3 90; Gamers
6S s. 2saS3 - calves 50 5oqs6 Hogg-ReesaiPaiss:
000 head Market steady DC lower OPS 81
brt Of sales So TGdS6 30: heavy 50 egso %. 81
scIsr. 81 s2 ass So tight S6 400 s6 10; forked go ~
= GsS nigS SIS 1896 4o. SheepRecelps: 4oUg nee.
Native lambs s4aso To-
lambs S$ 65Gs605 fed ewes s$as2; native TetheTs; i
Sc 55ds4 81 wethers SSqsi 90; stockeFs ana
C;1cinTar Feb 12-Hogs active. s. soaS1 Catpe t
steady s2as4 Is Sheep steady, s. 5oaS4 30 LANES
''f3a Fast beP cas sesdy o6sf GPiss Is s. as iss
active prime heayes s. 10; MEDIUMS Sc si 81 Sss
e. s5s6 90 roughs 5oqs6 40 sheep s5esdy; best
etters 81 SodS5: culls and common 81 ''as-' ehoI'
lambs Sc :5@$6 so veal calves, 81 '"@Ss
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
finanlial.
Orange Oil
and Refining Company,
~ William Street, New York,
Beaumont and Orange, Texas.
Capital Stock, $5,OOO,OOO.
Par Value of Shares so.
S2.OOO.OOO Of the Stock
Still i'm the Treasury.

TT HAS
!. Large and very valuable tracts OF oil M ianu
IN the Beaumont, Jennings, Orange, idyioi
Bayou and Sour Lake districts.
=. Some of the best producing wells on Spihoie
Top Hill.
3. Four complete drilling outfits at work Drihs-
ing In new wells and increasing the output
4. Eight miles of water front giving IT tne
best shipping facilities of any company IN the
field
j. A refinery half completed, which. When
finished will have capacity of .,ooU pafrels a
day and net earnings at the rate of D. a parrei'
&. A management careful and conservative
and at the same time up-to-date and efhceht
Z. A present income from operation more than
sinking of new wells and the increasing ana
improving of the pumping plants.
8. An income in sight sufficient to pay hahu-
some and satisfactory dividends
9. A property seemingly destined to be the
basis of all Industrial enterprise of great lnagni-
tude and which will pay very large profits. Tor
There is no business more troftatfe than TIE OIL
business.
limited amount of the Treasury stock is for
sale for the purpose of completing the refinery
at So share up TO February goth and S4z5
share after that date.
Make checks payable to the order OF
ORANGE OIL AND REFINING COMPANY, and
send to 27 William Street, New York.
MYRA Ii. MARTIN.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb l2cl2sng Mnsatsg91 s 1SIss- Hinter NT
steady IS I'd; No California quiet os lla ps
spot American mixed, new hTn As 20 tsncr ninter
steady "a Hops London d'acfic Coast ia Ifln
r-SSF5 .os Reef casy: 1ols ID tors
es primo Western. 7s. Hams-short eu "a i9 20 n
n ,n- Hacon dull; Cumberland cut 20 10 'o ID
as: short r ass; long clear middies heass
81 10 sd; short clear backs 6 to 20 10 4o7 %
49, bellies to H.. Shoulders-Slusre. IL 70
II IA dull 37s I'd. Iard-Prime Western; in tieTces
Iicf as "a. American l. pals, dull, As But
Ter nominal cheese firm; american finest white ana
coiored s2s 81 Tal!ow-P Prime city quiet 2Is Sd Iur-
eniine-Spirits ABS Cd Rosin--Comnon Tnis os
Tjrssed o firm. Petroieuul-Helneu
steady 6la.i Cotonseed oi-fluil refined spot. quiet
so 'Tallovy-australian London dull, 33s 90.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
rs,.. RlS. period. piS; Bid. Ask. d.
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London Feb. 12-The weekly return OF the Bank
Of England shows the following changes: Total
reserve increased 1907 600. circulation decreased
fi4Seoo bullion increased f459,$5 other securities
Increased fS4SoQ0 other deposits decreased tozi""'
public deposits increased Il S0 o notes reserve m
creased $4,000. and government securities nh-
changed. The proportion Of the Bank Of England
reserve to liability this week is 1928 per cent as
compared with 1850 per cent last week Rate Oh
discount unchanged at per cent
Paris Feb. l2.-The weekly return of the BANK OF
France shows the following changes; Notes iri eii =
culation decreased S9075,0nO francs. Treasury ac-
counts current decreased 4G75,oe0 francs gold In
hand increased 2.Scoo0o francs. bills discounted oe-
creased rs 10000 francs. silver in hand decreased
% Onn francs
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
NAVAL STORES.

cs.,nsb Feb 12-Turpentine SIC; receipts ~
bbs exports = sod R0S2 We T9 no;e !fespfs
e. sdr a5lo = 81 60: " G. IS s.; W. 81 25.
F0Sos-ie..or Feb .12-TurpenEine firm, 6412 Roslh
arm W., quote: A s. c. - Y and F, 81 -; g. 81 % 10
H. 81 30; L s. 10; X. S6 H. NJ = '' u % ''' " "
Wilmington Feb Ia-sirits turpentine hrn e9c; re,
Fs crude turpentine So 4o1SA receipts ~ dds
IT, srrn 81 65; receipts. 2sJ5 bbis- - -, .;-
london FeI, 1.Turpentne-S spirits, 4-s t2u' iN'SiH
american strained, 6s; fine, los
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
CifailCus.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

T1HF PEOPIE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. YORK by the grace OF God free independent;-
Suppenental Citation-To Robert J. Campbell the neIs
and next OF kin of Elizabeth Campbell deceased seld
greeting: whereas. George W Campbell OF ne & y ~
New York lately applied TO the surrogate CouI
our County OF York. to have certain nstrush{ IN
writing. both real and personal
roved as the last Will and Testament OF EHzaoeLn
bell late OF County New York deceased InerSUre
Xoi; and each OF citsd to before the
rogate OF County OF New York at MS once N i'
OF the 18th day or April one
sand nine hundred and three at half Ten eofA 20
nrobae OF the said last VIII and Testament And sucn
OF YOU as are hereby cited, as are under ne age o
tyevone years are required appear BY your guar
dian II YOU have II you have none 70 appear
and appIy appointed or In the event o
ragect or failure guardian VIII De appointed
by Surrogate to represent and act lot you III 's P
ceeding. ,. .a-,as -, ss,1 % the
In testimony whereof We have caused the Se %. 'l ~
Srrogses Court of the County OF New YORK 70 o
bereTnto affixed Witness, Hon FRANK ;
H. sI FTTZGERAID, a IOgate OF our said county
- Of New, York, al said County. the I'd day or
Lord thousand nine hun
49, anI ,brse J FAIRFAX McI<ACGHIIN,
ulel eNu t-N CLERK the Surrogate's Court
PJ-CI[ for Executor, 132 Mas
nh New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13

l. York BY the grace God free and independent 70
David Webster Elizabeth :. Bartlett Elsie Glissnan
IScba-+ afacfarane Chaplin. Thomas Macfar!ane Jonn
MscfarIane celia Macfarane. and all others. the heirs
at law and next of kin Thomas Nactarane. deceased
brother OF deceased whose names and places OF
-aSdanre are unknown: Robert Macfarane the name
Roer being fictitious this true Christian name being u
Known, and ali others heirs at law and next OF KIN
f Bobert Bruce Nacfarane deceased brother or de-
cedent whose names and places OF residence are uh
and All others heirs at law and next or KIN OF
f.oC@iate yvebser deceased. IL there be. whose
names and places Of residence are unklown. ana %
1:eorIs y Morgan Trustee, etc. under the VIII or
S;eneeIeve Webster. deceased. the husband heirs ana
ext Of kin of C;eneyieve Webster deceased send greet
inc, Whereas David Webster. Of the CITY OF New YORK.
has lately appled to the Surrogstes Court or our County
~ New York certain instrument IN WritinB.
relating to both and personal property duly proved
as the last will and OF GeneVieFe webster
late OF the County York deceased therefore you
of our County of York. at his once IN the county
~ New work ON the day OF March. one thousand
nine hundred at halt past ten CLOCK n the
forenoon of that day then and there 70 attend the
rrobate ~ the said last win and Testament And such
~ vafI as are hereby cited under the age OF
tentvone wears required TO appear by your guard
ian n YOU have IL have none TO appear and
sppy for one TO appointed or IN the event OF your
neglect or failure guardian Will be appointed
cSSadinr In testimony whereof. we have caused the
Ssi - the Toyates Of the said County OF New
work 10 he herelnto affixed. Witness. Hon ABNER G.
T.rIOM4S a Surrogate said County OF New York.
AT said county 2nd day OF January IN the year OF
c,,r T ord one thousand niEe hundred and three
ON A19'- - J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
T & Clerk Of the Surrogats's Court.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
R0Yhi BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHISGrOS--fs3o 81.
s12 II Mdt
day SSuncay only +Parlor only HNid 'naa1s-
xSaturdays
ofices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry Asst. H9uss
sc,,.rs W 273 12oth ST, 2Ab
coiun1bus Ave. York: Court St, S44 $50 Fulton
e. IroozIvn. 9s Broadway Williamsburg. New YORK
transfer Co calls and checks baggage TO Destination
w G. PESLER. Z. u blH1s
President Gsu'1 Manager General Pass'r AGENT
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. L. .. m.--Cotton-Spot in fair de
naand: prices american middling 3D. The sales
of The day 10000 bales, of which loo we're tor
sreciariori and export, included S.400 American
Receipts Ia 100 bales all American. Futures opened
oe+ sni closed firm middiing. February,
sn2d: February and March. 4.92d: March and Aprii,
I oad Aprl and MAY. 433d4 94d May and June, 1851:
Jne and July. 4.e5Q4 a6d July and August. 4aad; Az
gust and September 1850: September and October 4'sg
I Iqd: October November. 4.47Gsisd
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

DIRECTORS OF EQUITABLE TRUsT.-hd"aro
NJ House, of Austin, Texas. and ". B. Ranhihe' o.
Niagara Falls, y. Y, have been elected directors u
the Equitable Trust Company of New-hork
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
Unbllr y oIices.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
The City of New York ofiee OF the City Clerk
THE ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY HAVING
filed s petition and application writing to the
Board of Aldermen of City OF New York bearing
date the sh day 1902 for its consent 10
and grant the privilege and franchise to lay;
construct maintain and operate double tracks upon ana
across Thirteenth in the Borough OF Mannattah
The CITY Of York. between TWenty-elsilth ana
rrart,.',ntb streets from the float hereafter
70 he constructed the property on the
essterv side Of Thirteenth avenue, between Iwenty y
eighth and Twenty streets that cars OF sad
and be transferred between SAID
property nd said float
direction given by reso-
LUTON OF said Board Aldermen OF The city of New
York which adopted on the 3rd day of February;
Tana and approved by His Mayor of the said
City on the 9th February 1903 public notice OF
sucb apncstion hereby the Chamber OF
the Board Aldermen at the city Hall in the Ror9ngh
90 Manhattan m city of New York the 2Ith
cav of Fehruary 1903 o'clock the afternoon such
application said railroad company viii be nrst
r6rstderad and a public hearing had thereon.
All person. Interested in said application invited
In he nresent nj the time place aforesaid. which
time ana place an opportunity viii he given them 10 bs
heard relation thereto. T. J. sCuLLf. City CieFA'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS

Al the Wall Street markets We're closed yester-
day. owing 10 the observance Of Lncoln's Birth
day. In London American securities were in
sctive at unimporiant price changes Final prices
in Wednesdays local n1erket arc rcnrinted
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York Barclay and Christopher So
fsOO \ M-For Bnghamton and Syracuse.
sfO 90 A. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and 81. Louis
M.-Fcr Buffalo and Chicago.
and Plymouth
2 M.-F0r Buffalo and Chicago.
.s45 p M--Utica. oswego Ithaca Bunaiorz y,
A M-For Chicago-Sleepers open y = NJ
Tickess at ia 429 IfSS Broadway ~ Y: SSS Fultoe
,t Brookiyn- sDaily. tExcspt sunday