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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


ANp bU Dfs rSRe AID coRTL4NDT sTREETs
Streets Is Ave minute. later that Efsea below
for TweDsythird street station except where 0thsr-
wise noted.
'sS A A. FAST MAII;;-Parlor; sissplnE and Dinias
smoEiHs and 5Sser1atioa Cars cineiaRatL Indian
Ios5 4. ii. -10 FENNs YLVANIA LIMIrED.-PullnAa
SsRs tn o s cnea s csvssn Tos and
R xssA5 o va ss R at .SG Ia
as P M cHic1e9o LrMfTED DPuIiTnSn sl.spas
smoking. and Observation Cars For Chicago To-
SIS ' ~ ST Ionfs PPE r,t,sDurs
san'' Ea9 aas Va % shsnaSdaaA Vass
O-g5 2. N. WESTERN .ExPEEss--Eor Chicago For
To'fa0 sH9s E Sa'qrfsy PRns SST P,r,,bu
sdo end chiesso Fog Kno1vis daily via sssSs5
ass NJ CLEVELAND AND cTNcFS .S1., E *.
ass p " PITTsBURG sPEcIAI--Dsny for Pits
wAsaiNGIos AND THE SOUTH.
'Ss ss l9io Ds.of9sss, ANA an Ssssaae
SnS Scrtian9 ssres,s Tor as
Al PaIoT and Pial9s S STe. 500, Us
m y 70 Hsht SUNDAY s3s - 20 q, Paror and nd
Dining Carsi sss5 '425. '4Ss tDsssrossss and
soT qTT1nRsi s'Essfi st9 i AS AS
Atlantic o1sr LINE-Exprss< s:s q IA and
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-EIprsss ii''
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.-For hem-
phis and New Orleans. SIS p n daily -
HESA PEAEE & OHIO RAILWAf.-1-SS . m NssA
FOR Old P0IST COMFORT ana NoRFoLK-T-s'
m Weekdays and S25 m daily ..SS.v,
ALTA MIC CTTY.-955 and 25S ?: m p-,-s,
Sundays I.55 m Through Vestibuled Trai,ns o.
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches on wees Az
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car sno Se~'~'N
Coaches On sundays
CAPE MAY.-I2 50 p weekday 49, $685.,
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK 0utsrisksn sSs1oays9,
ts15 s5 Toys and P0ns Pleasant s IS y ass N
and " 10 night weekdays Sund avs y To- % . ~
ard ass From Desbrosses and CoTtianaL $500 -
= 90 a m, i23n 2 90 $40 m. and lzls nisn- e@~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos rs. 'T-55. 81. a. 900 81 Louis si
ted 'l01O tDesorosses and Sortlanat suees ~ ~
10 p PvuVa Liuiedl "IO5S, 1l-55 A. H. 80 %
q IS. 10 CDssbrosses COrtisndt Streets %ol %
'S25 355. As '4-25 '455 t'4-55 Chicago Ldnnse1
for North Philadelphia ony1. s5.JS. SIS. 10 ga %
= f9T N0sh 5 P9,lade y s9y s 1s55 81
Louis LmiIedl 955 (.1025 Penna L5ii'eee'
a s1255, 'i-55 s3 Is ass. "425 l.+a2 Szhiee1so
Limited for North Philadelphia On.yl. 'i5o. 'ooS hs3
So e25 @55 for North Philadelphia onlJ) p m-' L-4o
sDintnk Car
Tickle: Offices 4si 1854 2sl Roadway; fs2
FIFTH Avenue fbelow I'D sal 2f3 Fifth avenue corner
29th ST.; Astor House. stations named aeoVe
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station ms New orA
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggage
from hotels aud residences through TO Destination
Telephone Sl+ Eighteenth Street for FsnnsSlVAnlA
". W. ATTERBCRY. J.. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trace ITSAs-
GEO " BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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NAVAL STORES.

Some holders spirits turpentine asking 500 for
barrels but the general range toT regulars and
sti quoted 80 959S &c and steady at that
steady We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine oha 60H .
59%c
TAR-Pine b5ls. 81 7OQS2 so; oil hbls. "a rs.
ROSIN-CommQn good strained. 81 oOqSZ 90; d,
s. 55$2 co. E. 50 eQpS2 6 F. 81 TO- G. 81 70: H. 81 so.
I, s. Is; K. So S0 u. 81: n. 81 %; G. $3.50: " W.
STOCK ON HAND.
Etosn -~Sso9S
Spirits tuTpentine Sts
Tar 80 oO >
Savannah Dec 29.-TURPENTINE arm. 5614c; sales.
Sos ubls ROSIN drm: sales. LOIS oUls receipts ~
A. B. G p z. 2 s. % 9, g 81; T. 3 90 i = 90 r.
G. areston. Dec 28.-TURPENTlNE steady. Is sG6S &e
ROSIN steady; A. B. C d, E, F. 81 10; 9, s. ~ a ~ %
l. 81 As; X 81 20. \. 50 50: W G 81 95; " y, 81 20
yVtlmington, Dec 29.-SPLFITS TCRPESTlNE STEADY
soc bid receipts casks ROSIN arm s. no. recsipks 90
bbls. TAR firm. 81 60; receipts - Dds Sr'ODE ACk-
PF,NTINE firm 81 25QS3 receipts, l56 bols -
London, Dec OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tSs 3D.
ROSIN-American strained. IS 80; fine, lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

ECTTDA-TEe cC-tCD yesterday ruled sensation
thaI 1r raplllJy. violence.
been witnessed before
not times
Cables stead. but .aTeT
Uuder what described American selling,
aue local market opened weak advance CT ]
point decline o. u points For the hrst ten or nj
y continued weak. under Liquidation. With
prices showing loss q from % = points Then
the local 5ul leader began buying and the market al
Esnoec % about the taai prices q ne preEs nEnt
1cLcwirg the lle-e was period Of irrsgueF7y but
prices generally worked downward until al midday they
the low level the session with
N-rrh selling around I3slc. Nay al lac and July st
- g3c The market had rather steady lock around that
ls when SUDDENLY rheTe came such rash Of selling
prices tunalllg. July sod down frCG y 66c 70
-25lc March touched e 35c. and May
- zS- -1ese being declines OF little Z &c.
Almost however big bulls started buying
Ire executed righ- -a1Out-facs movement and
wi-lE thirty minutes beginning q the break
tie market had recovered nearly half ceat q the losses
The market tanned down somewhat following this bat
continued feve-sEy active and excited with prices going
t-st ths end then that buytaE selling orders
ETecola-e1- The close Cric.sLy termed steECy
le decline OF sl55 points. Though = was evident that
sentiment stiI absolutely unsettled sales
minated lay1tfD bales Port receipts fHil
compared v-h tie estimates c0r tO-ilor
rr7E movement leading points also heavy bat
ire -ra1e - paying little attention 70 ordinarily i'm
Tor-H-l factors In tie overwhelming interest c-nt-1rg
the progress OF TIE huge speculative operations o. the
various bill leacos
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day
compared wih the time last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dee %. , m-coTToN-spot IN
hnisc1 Gemand, prices four points higher. American
nniddlns fair. ldd; good ueeng COD nldai ng. Z5d
low mtoiins sd: good Ordinary sd ordinary la
The sales or the 30Gn hales Of 800
Tor speculation and expert AID ineIaasd
Receipts 81 eco bales Including IS American Futures
open@d GrTR aud closed easy: American ml1ains 3
December. 10. December ard
January and February sd February and March. T2Ze
.,-sd MaFeh and April 20; AgrH snc Nay 4zs@s &id
August. 5-e8d: August and sspTeunbsr romtnaL
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,zt-ae; prices n the local raarks, to-day

Ths local market Tor sDot cotton closed quiet 81 40
points decline. % Toc Tor n66lng upland ano 1880
fgr u-a4EE Culf sales la bales % Eptlners
houtherl spot markets ueegsEphed follJwsi
Mobile quiet &c higher. IS4scs 30 bales
b-ValES quiet ard stezcy. higher u &C saes
81 bales. ChaE.aEsE unchaEged AZ lStSc- WI
El.ngt firm. unchanged l3 TIC Norfolk firm. IN
changed I3ztc. coz bales Baltimore normal
Unchanged Al l4c- Augusta queL unchanged a. SScs
ss!es l2l bales Ne~-c1rteaHs easy. unchanged a.
13tcs sales. 800 bales Galveston quiet unchanged a.
!s%e: ss.es lelt 6ssz 81 Louis aTra. &c higher az
lBsr. Estimated receipts for Tomorrow At New
orssas 200 % lzoo9 hslss. sEsna T. $40 last week
and - last Gavestan 90 10 00o Est
- $50 last 6S4s last year ene a. Houston
1900 i4Coo. against 1856 laE week aae e.ssd last
FLOUR AND AlEAL-Ths iEreEuarIty In wheat
eEsso1sd 6iztrusf huyerE buGl-
ness 10 c0nsosTsbs extent tire market closing duh but
STEADY spring patents. s. 53Qs5 wtLtsr Erashts $40
- 10 winter petsn's ssg3s - syRE clear 81 o0ss
extra No winter, - Syt3 40 extra 10 WnteF s. -
c. q red cog. SO 90 gEcKWHEAT FL|oua-Asrzet
guist Quoaeci 81 I5GS2 IS RYE FLOUR steady
e.stse; FsH g8od IS 209ss 20 choice fancy s.
gss % CDRNMEAL quiet QoHtsdi KIN dried 81 BOO
y y a. 70 brand BAGGEAL steady. Quoted Pine
white and yeliCW g 30Gs1 90 caarss sldsf o. FEED
ees1cler lugfe1 6pr ~ SIS 90 sacks.
re 20 ~ 81 aO0sIe =. spring middiEg, 80 80
nfz4 SACKS standard 90 $50. ho.iuy chOp. go
ia ~ % sackss oiln8ssl. SIS.
frA4N-WI1EAT Ia Looked
e@S "a Ia ShsHf market hsSoac toward hxhsr
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powdered. A75o; crystal domfnoea use. The London
beet sugar market steady but quiet and an
chaageo, with December and January quoted at 80
t1o The local market Is Quiet with prices sonewnss
nominal. and the duty paid follows Cen
irLngaL 20 tes ave- T1nseoyade SO test Sc and mo-
tasse1 sugar, 50 test said that sugar Tor
sn.pmssI ether man Cuban sugar. rs offered at &c
OASIS 70 and that th2t
price Hence the quoted price is about fS-lsS Cuba
sugar for shipment quoted at S-32c basic % de-
gree test The stock OF In the United Kingdom
Is $4,000 tons. against amount last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Dec. 2e.-The wool market holds steadv vfna
conditions favorable The weather invited large con
Wcollens. Dealers
prices indifferent ko
selling quotations market Tor he.cs oa
conditions - arm q ruling rates, buyers ars uof
disposed operate az advance The Ohio
washed deianes holds hrn 35c FTr uHWashed u-
nsrohantahe Ohio delanes about ss12sisc the PRICE
unWasned eAnthtng grades Nichisan
d27ei-c Ces-luart-r shres-
eshths blood unwashsd woods the price AZ =, Tor
ORR ard % f0r utherS Falf-Ni0od unwaasf reac.s
continue and arm. with Ohio AZ 25GlEIse AID
NChEan 2tfo4Gc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot
tg1 very Gun sales 5000 bales soecgl4 lion and
Port ssg: american, z99o reeeEpts $4,000. American
L-- steady, 4Et points advance closed easy points
lower December and unchanged 10 8 points higher
r-OGtle December a-z5c-
t-f 1885 J-luar. February, Esd February March,
~ sd March-Aprl lid April Nay. 1Z6 sZ7d
A-ayJule. 1850 June-Ju .1-25d. JalyAusUs 12sd.
aug net September. nominal AEnehester-y and
cloths Gull
Tia prices n the local to-day
- Gs.gEB-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. YORK BY the grace God free and independent,
CsrtIob FSesfer Weana Plagz. Theodore Eaefsr.
NILS nee EeefsT; CHRISTIAN Keefer. Bertha Keeter Emil
and next Of Michael KeefeT deceased send gsetng
V-7s-sas Frederick Nichlsr. the City
has lately applied Court County
- avv YORK a instrument writing
bOIh property proved
az the last WIN Testament OF Michael Keefer
- county Of York deceased. Therefore
each OF you cited 70 before the Surrogate
County Of New his Office
New York on the 18th dav 0t January. thousand
nine hur-2d and four, a. na-past ten O'Clock IN the
SI-oroor ms
~ fHs said last wan and Testament. And you
s~s under the OF twenry-ons
vea-s ars required appear BY guardian. you
have appear and APPLY
ore 10 be appointed in the event Of your neglect
Ssfrra do will appointed Sur
rOeats 10 represent for you the procsednS
In Testimony Whereof. We caused the Seal Of
- SHrrpgate's Court OF the said County OF New
IL 81 York 70 be hereunto AFFIXED. Witness. Hon
Abne- G. Thomas. a Surrogate or
County Of said County. the 9rd day Of De-
~eUbsr in the year Lord thousand nine
SU-Srad ard three FRANK T FTTZT gRAF-0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Dec es-FLOTR, 25e higher fancy spring
patents, 81 9o9S5 % WtEAI-spriEs dEni 20 Norm,
az SOC CORN-Steady: No yellow. 501.c. oATs-ouist
No ? white, Ale: No mixed Ssc BARLEF-culeti
Goi3c
chicago. Dec 2s-Ths leading futures ranged a. fol
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Dec 2s-BeiisvrEg that eurrea, prices
not sufficient tnduosren- dealers IN have been
&c trading The market however Is steady.
md batter conditions iOoked for been
some trading close up Thers n
iu the mar Territory wools FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR active and
arm. WHEAT-No 2 spring sig84c; No g. sogs2 sc.
No red. s3@c C0FN-Nc 425sc; No yeAow. sc
No 2 52c BAHLEF-GoOd feeding. 34aSTc; fair to
Choice mating. 43lB55c FLA&SbED-No I. 94c. No
Northwestern. 81 Of TIMOTHY sEED-Prime. g. 30
So 25gSi2 81 "a. LARD per 50 6s@S6 57ia cur
clear sides boxed Sc "a. wHISKEY' basis Of nigh
wines 81 - the Produce Exchange to-day: BUTTER
included 26lf2I ne CHEESE steady. 10
GISlac
Duluth. Dec 28.-Close: WHEAT. arrive. No / hard
s3lsc: No J Northern s14sc No Northern 7slsc:
center. sOssc; May. s5lsc; July. SHE
Milwaukee Dec 2a-WHEAT-Firm: No / Northern.
s5GsGe. No Northern. slGs4c; May s4Sc bid RYE
Steady: l. o6szg57c BARL@ET-Dul; No . 53c: sam
pie S49Goc. CoRN-EAsier: No 8. 5e9+Oc; May 445s9
Minneapolis Dec. 2a-Clssei wHEAT-Deesmser. s1ase;
May s3slc July. seEsasse. track. No hard. SAFE:
No Northern Northern. she. No 3 Northern,
7R77c FLoUR-First patents 81 459s4 IS second pat
81 80GS4 20. clears sc asa 40. clears
81 8oasa -: bTzn. IN bulk S13 Is asa
PniIasephia- Dec. 29--WHEAT quiet. steady ;cnn-
lower; December toAc OATS arm quiet; Ne ? white
Extra wesIstn creamery g 24c extra nearby pTnIs
&c EGGS and higher tgesA nearby CSC.
al the fresh Western. sac on, south
wezteru 34gde loss Of: fresh SOUTHERN S28Sc loss
CHEESE dal weak. NeW-TeTf1 ful creams fancy
Ike. SsW-TeFk full choice NE. Nez-York
fan creams 70 good. tehGI0&e. Rscepts--Flsur
bash corn 80 bush: oats II 600 bush Shipment
Wheat 00o hush: 1910 susA: Is zoo bush
81, L.ous Dec 2A--StOse; wHEAF-December. DC;
s2c: July 76s4 856Ac. No hard. TtTT6laG. CORN
oATS-No cash, s6c May, 8sAc: No white 8Ns4S9c.
Toledo Dee 28.-Closs; CiIovERsEED-Cash Deem
Der and January SC sf FEB vary 81. March. 81 90.
slKE-Prtue So CO. TIM0THY-Prima. 81 40.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'DaiIy. tDaily, except sunday Sunday only.
Or1ces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry. House.
43f 1900 1884 Broadway IS2 5th Av 8 Unoa
Square West. i53 East 18th 27S ST. 243
Columbus Ave. New York. Court ST.. 34A Futoa
Brooklyn. SEQ Broadway. Williamsburg YORK.
Transfer Co calls tor and cheoks aestnaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

Lackawanna Railroad
Leave New YorA foot Barclay and ChrsIOph4x sez.
fseo A-EoF snshamtsn and Syracuse
1000 a M.-For Buffalo Chicago Lsul&
10 M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
100 r. Nj For Scranton and Plymouth
800 p. M-FoF Buffalo and Chicago.
e 40 r. M.-Utica, Oswego IshacE. Bu1AlA
- 90 A M.-For Chicago-SleeDers o p.
Tickets at 49,, 40. fis3. f4S4 Broadway. n n -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

C0lee cables Flo-Co1es market firm No RIO.
osOa0 exchange. II - SD; reoe.Pts 1900 bags: cleared
United States. 900 bags cleared
100 bass stock - CO. tag5 sant5s-C9f6ss market
Etock- 80 bags Esuburg-Cofaes market openet
A1s p-S fgner. A. -. = was net unchanged to
opered steady unchanged. = n advanced /. frauc;
months unchanged; 530 unchanged: total sales
q 0oo bags.
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TO GET GOOD TREATMENT.
Readers are assured OF good treatment II they win
rentIon to advertisers they theLr adyt- In Ths
Tribune
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Steamboats,.
B OS IT ON AND AND, POINTS POINT IN

FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and San River Leave
y 4, OF Warren ST. 4
+. 81. PRISCILLA and RCELLAss-
Orchestra each
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 40, y. R..
Clarkson ST. days only $50 2. u. Steam
CITY OF LOWELL ard CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford, spring
SoSth I've Pier 40. y. r.. II Ga kson
days only /. 4:0o P. NJ Steamer RICHARD PEt'E
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New York Central Routl
READING SYSTEM

* - = III u - y - ] - W
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r
Liberty street south berry. tTtus from 8,~xa
Ferry nVs minutes earlier than shown oeloW1
EAsION, BETHLEHEzI, ALLENTOWN AND MAucu
CHUNk-z4 90 tII5 Eastou oBlyJ. sIO A n 10
49, 500 ts45 Easson oRlyl p IL sundays "a
A NJ. LOO, $50 p NJ
wIIKEsBAk RE AND sCRANToN-z4es M A n.
LAkEWOOD. LAkEHUkST. TOMS RIVER AND
BAkSEGAT-z4-00. IS 20 A M 40 (at0. LzEs-
wood and LakehUrSt onlyl. A10. a5.0o p
=. NJ Sarurdaysl. Sundays 40 A NJ
ATLANTIC C1I1-ss4 40 A N. f3.40 P. Il
YINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-fs40e A NJ f1ss
Long BRA SCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE POINTS
z4-00. 10 1850 A H.. H 70 AS. $40. $50, ~ So
p n Sundays except Ocean Grove. see A n AGA.
ILADELPHIA-CREADINo TERMINALl s4ss,
t7-O0. tse0 ss0O. trO0O. fILo8 A n ga 90
100. ALSO. - f3-0O. - co. 500. "a 90. n sd
ES.0O 5000 p NJ. sI2I5 mdt
.lo3o .lL4s A n. LOO. t'5-40 '5-Oo. '7-0o. tS.f9
BEADING, HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
IAMSPORT-llA00 "a IS, tsA0 ia 10 Ga 0o ~ %
N. Reading onlyJ, ifAoo. li@1.0. ta00 p n,
Reading Pottsvills ana rsrsoE only. tA0e. tkoS
EF1 ON Liberty Street only: Daily daily .zesps
TamAqua xSaturdays aEzc-pt Saturdays
Ofces: Liberty St Ferry. south Ferry Ascor Hou~~
1871 261 "a $780, Broadway Is2 SIN Az . rJnIoa
Square West 153 East l25th ST. 273 West ST 20
ST, B'kIyn; eco B'way. 'msburz n y Transfer ca
calls tor arc greeks baggage TO destination
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Passfr AFz
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Notice of Summons.

CCPREME COURT.-LAURENT J. TON
- NELE Plstrtin against John Patterson ane Susan
L Vivian as under the VIII OF Marshall o Rob
eTts deceased Mary Robe = Evelyn Van W2rt Mar
shall Roberts Samuel Brl. Norris Brill and Mas Brill
Trial 30 be had IN the County OF
New York To above named Defendants: You
hereby the complaint II this action
toner within twenty after the service OF this
Mons exclusive day Of service; and your
failure 20 appear answer, judgment viii Be taken
against yen by the reliss demanded tns
complaint.
JOHS r HALSEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Posi- once address No III Broadway. Aao-
haitian. New York City.
To the defendants L Vivian Trustees under
TIRE VIII Of Marshall O Roberts deceased Evelyn Van
ard Marshall Robsrts The foregoing 10
hv publication pursuant 70 Order OF
FTtzgsrad Justice Of the Supregne Court OF
the State O. York dated the Th day OF Deceneer,
1903 fled with The complaint the day 10 ths
office Clerk OF the County OF New York At the
County House n the Borough Manhattan n said
County. John r. HALSEY Attorney for Painttl,
IA Broadway. Manhattan New York city
A DvERTIsEMEHrs ana suhs.rtptiOns for Thu TTiSuns
n received their Uptown Office
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements VII received Following branch
orices at regular once rates until 9sioek m VIZ ;
st 81 East I4th-st-; e5T West t2d-st between TN
and Sth 263 West i25th-st-; 1888 3dave.. be-
76th and TIN e28 3d-ave- nea- elsf-st
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Help Wanted

Help Wanted.
BILE BODIED UNMARRIED MEN BE
tween ages OF q and s5: citizens Of United stst.s
OF good character temperate habts who speak
read English. For information apply 60 Re-
crutnz Officer. . Third Ave. 22s0 Third Ava IU5
Ave N z. sc3 Fulton 81. Brookiyn-
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Public Notice.

nj Ivin ssIf % Ds- eo ien5 ~ So N at ~
3 2s7 Third avenue Bronx Borough n z. City. shos
nxturss stock shoes. SIMON KUBEL. Attornsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-30

Receipt OF breadsrus interior points, in thousands
last ciphers go omitted -four bbls, grain bush.
follows.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-17
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
Selects Various Committees at
Meeting This Afternoon.

A very important meeting of the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce took place this afternoon in
the temporary meeting quarters in the
Ramey office rooms. There was full
attendance of the board with the ex-
ception of Mr.. George A Currie.
The primary business of the meeting
GUS committees, which is a matter of
vast Importance in the body. The fol
lowing committees were selected to
serve for the first year: On Finance
and Legislation, E. NJ. Slocomb.
Charles W. Steele and Horace T. De-
Long.
On railroads. Freight Rates and
Transportation, John F. Moore, A. R.
Sampliner and George A. Currie.
On Advertising and Literature. Ed
win Price. James III. Ramey and Max
Buchanan.
On City and County Improvements,
Orson Adams. Jr.. l. N. Bunting and
A. N. Bucklin.
On Trade Relations with Other
Towns and Cities. DR.. @. d. Fisher.
A. A. Miller and J. A. Lyons.
On Manufactures and Irrigation.
George Smith. W. S. Wallace and G.
f. Caswell.
The first named on these commit
tees is chairman of their respective
committees.
The board is getting right down to
business and will have temporary
quarters arranged for the next meet
ing or until a regular place has been
selected for the chamber.
Already there is considerable work
to be considered bv the various COM
mittees and the chamber and its MEM
bership had an unmistakable air of
business at their session this after
noon-
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-17
SHOT DEAD
BY DESPERATE
A Prominent Physician of Pu.
bio Killed While at Supper.

Pueblo, Colo, March 15.-A daring
attemp at robbery and brutal trag-
edy in the most fashionable restau
rant created intense excitement early
this evening. The robbers. two in
number and both small men. wore
black masks. They first entered the
back door of Lousteau' S fine cafe oppos-
ite the opera house. advanced half the
length of the long room and then
went to the back room. Presently
they appeared by the front door. One
went to the cashiers desk; the other
attempted to rob guests at the tables.
He held a revolver towards DR.. @. FL.
Turner. who was eating his supper,
and told him to throw mp his hands.
The doctor was surprised and hesitat
ed. whereopon the robber fired full in
his face, killing the doctor insanity
and scattering his blood and brains all
over the corner of the cafe. Then the
desperate attacked another guest O.
B. Bishop. and shot him in the lert
side. Without securing any booty the
ruffiians fed Bishop was taken to
the hospital and is in critical condi-
tion. He came recently from Sugar
City. where his brother lives.
DR.. Turner was about thirty years
old and from Iowa. He was gradu
ate of Princeton and of Rush. and has
been here two years.
The robbers in their escape were
fred at by policeman and his bullet
perforated plate glass. but thus far
there is no clue.