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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-17
First publication December 10, 1908.
NOTICE OF SHERTFF'S SALE.

OTATE OF wISCoNsIN-In Circuit Court
y for Kenosha County.
Charles D lockwood, plaintiff, against Will
lam j. Knight and Emma Knight, his wife,
William G. Heinroth as receiver of the Win
throp Land Association, James Fl. Van Wis
singer. Chicago Title & Trust Company, a
corporation Winthrop r LA Land Association a
By virtue Of and pursuant to a Judgment
and decree of foreclosure and sale rendered by
the above named court in the above entitled
action, on the 18th day OF June, A. D. 1902 in
favor of said plaintiff and against said defend
ants, and docketed in said court on said day, [,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-12-17
The Klondyke creamery in the town
ST Brighton is to be reopened.

of Brighton Is to be reopened.
It is reported that Milwaukee ma q
is considering a plan for the building
Of new hotel ia kenosha. This s
probably the same old plan and the
same old man.
The Fortune Brothers Brewing co n
pany have taken long time lease On
the Dagenbach building on Miiwauk e
avenue. The lease will go into effect
on the first of next July.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Harvey enter
tanned large number of friends at a
card party Friday evening at their
home on Salem avenue. Those pres
ent report very pleasant time.
Williams news., 1903-02-28

to "A blk 2G; lot 12 blk
 25; lot 2 blk P 6S9.4O Dodson, Mrs. M. E Will
 Hams lot 10 blk I5; lot
 II blk I5; lot I2 blk I5.. 59.7O Doe, E. M. Flagstaff lot
 to 5 blk 55. ....... 6S.SO Daggs, Rebecca. Flagstaff | lots ' to 10 blk 1B ..... 21.3O Dixon, Joseph. se4 sec IA
 t22 r5 ...... 23.9O Ergman, Wm. ST. Will
 Hams lots 21 and p blk 34 47.87 Fisher, M M Flagstaff lots
 and blk TAO ...... $500 Frederick, Mrs w l. Flag
 lot blk 2o; s4 se4 sec
 26 tI7n r9e; se4 sec p
 t17 r9 9S.4O Ferrari, Rev c M Flag
 staff lots and 9 blk B.. 6.75 Fenton, Frank. Flagstaff
 lots p to A blk U ... 1895 Francis, J w se4 sec 2S
 t20 IT: Flagstaff lots Is
 to IS blk 19; lots I9 20
 and 2I blk IA; lots 25 26
 and I to 7 blk 19 ..... 14S.45 Fisher, Joseph Flagstaff
 lot 9 blk IT 3O.SO Frye, Mrs M Flagstaff lots
 g and 10 blk 98 .... 5.O5II Fairchild, Mrs M Flag | staff lots 1 to blk 2B.. 59.75 Friend, Mrs. M A. Will
 Hams lots 9 to 12 blk 39;
 lot I5 blk 39 7.55 Fletcher, Alex s4 nw4, s4
 ne4 sec 20 t23n r4e. ... 2S.O5 Gregg, W J Flagstaff lots
Williams news., 1903-02-28

lots I3 to 17 blk H :. 14OO Horgan, D sw4 sec 8
 t2I r6 ..... 38.65 Hunter, Ed. Williams lots
 and 8 blk 6F 50 Harden, A M 2 houses on
 R R land 695 Hammond, Mrs Geo Will Hams lots to 10, blk G 7.45 Hull Estate Williams lots I3 to 22 blk G ..... $40 Isbell, J M eI ne4 and ea se4 sec IA t2O r7 42.SO Jurden, c F Flagstaff lots
 IA to I6 blk -. 7.65 Johnson, s w Flagstaff lots IA to IT blk NJ . 7.3O Jones, F l. Williams lots
 and blk 35 . 2225 Keller, c A Flagstaff lots ) I3 to Is blk HE . 32.55 Kusick, Adam Flagstaff ) lots and 4 blk 4 - 17.1O Keeler, Ed Williams lots
 Is and IT blk B - 21.94 Lohe, Mrs G E Flagstaff |, lots 7 to I2 blk F, 42.1O Lyons, John Flagstaff lots ii to 6 blk 10 15.O5 LeBarron, Mrs Lora Flag staff lots to I2 blk 63'. 421O Lamb, Esau Pt se4, 50
 acres, sec g t22n r2e; II Williams lots 20 and 2I
 blk 3I; lots to blk , 71.25 Leak, J W Land in Taber
 Addition, Williams 12.O5 Langdon, Elmer Williams
 lot 8 blk H 1l.SO
Williams news., 1903-02-28

Gregg, W J Flagstaff lots
 I to 8 blk HE; lots g to l2 blk 1E.. ..... 37.25 Glowner, Geo. w. Flag
 staff lots 9 to I2 blk 34.. 31.35 Garrett, John. Flagstaff
Williams news., 1903-02-28

Haley, James Flagstaff
 lots pt. I9 and 20; lots 2I
 and 22 blk 4; lots 8 to
 blk 6W 3s.9s Harrington, J o Flagstaff
 lots II to I2 blk 98 :. 23.5O Holden, Elizabeth Will Hams lots and 8 blk 13 4585 Hochderffer, F J Flag
 staff lots to I2 blk 1C;
 l sec 4 34.SO Hoxworth, H H Flagstaff
 lots 26 and 27 blk JA.. 31.65 Hudson, Fred Flagstaff
 lots IT to 20 blk 2F 7.21 Hawks, J F estate Flag
 staff lot I3 blk 4; lots 5 23 and A blk 4 :. 216 75 Hochderffer, George Flag
 staff lots I9 to 22 blk 3H 59.55 Horgan, w J Williams
Williams news., 1903-02-28

lo 2a and 24 blk 40. 3O45 ) Gibson, R Flagstaff lots 22
 and 23 blk IA; lot t23and
 26 blk 4W 31.15 ) Gilliland, S B sw4 sec B
 t2In r6e ... 26.4O ) Gleason, Mrs A estate
 Flagstaff lots 5 6 and ' ) blk TX ... ...... 9.20 Gutierrez, Santiago Flag ) staff lots 2I to "A blk 2X 1855 Greenleaf, N Flagstaff
 lots I3 to I5 blk PA 27.55 Gleason, R R Flagstaff lots 25 to 2S blk TX 1925 Gilson, J J Williams lots 1 IS to 22 blk IS; lots to
 3 blk I6 ..... 71.O5 Greenlaw, B F Flagstaff lot 1 blk 34; lot I6 blk
 32; SSx19s it blk 1 65.46 Garcia, Mrs N Williams
 lots IS I9 and 20 blk B; lots and ? blk B; lot ,
 blk B ~ 1885 ) Clifford, l. E Williams lot
 ' blk 37 12.4O ) Gunsalley. James s4 sw4
 s4 se4 sec 31 t32n r2e 23.90
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 1.--Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head mar
ke 10000 higher good prime steers, 81 90s3 so;
moor to medium 15s4 90 stockers and feeders, $685.
COWS heifers So 60S5 Gamers, 81 50gS2 So
bulls So 50ds4 calves 81 50gs6 70; Texas fed
S44$4 Co Hogs-Receips 81 600 head estimated for to
higher; mixed butchers s. S0S6 10: good 70 choice
heavy SO 20ds6 3 rough heavy s. S01S6 10; light s. 90
ass o. bulk Of sales 959s6 90 SheepReceipts Il 900
head sheep active and higher good to choice
wethers 81 GOGs5 5 fair tc choice mixed s. 506S4 go
native lambs. 81 254ST 25 Western lambs, 81 6oaSI 2o
spring lambs, S5l$7 So
Cincinnati Hogs active and strong at - 8S6
So O5 Cattle active and higher al 81 b0GS4 81 Sheep
steady at 81 2j1s4 Lambs steady at 81 T6qSI so
East Buffalo June 1.-Catte-Receipts 2.625 head;
market active heavy grades strong and 10q15c higher
others I5ac higher; prime steers 50 2OSS O shipping
butchers 81 bOS5 lO neifers
IS T5a$4 90 IS 25gs4 So bulls sS oos4 % feed
ers 25QS4 S4GS4 65 stock heifers. IS 1
s3 So choice fresh springers steady,
S9aS3 per good TO choice S4oqsoS; medium
10 good S28IS40 common si5G$25 Feais-Receipts 425
head market steady; tops So 58$8 5 common to good
81 50dS8 & Hogs-Recepts. 1896 head: market active;
ngs scarce 25Q30c higher others lO4l5o higher;
heavy mixed Sc 251S6 Sa forkers 50 log
S6 90 pigs SO 25G$6 roughs. s. 4os0 co. stays III -
asa so Sheep Iarnhsecepts. 10 900 head; market
lambs Sc 50ds6 So culls good s4qs6 40: yearings
81 50as5 ewes s4aS4 %; sheep top mixed s4gs4 70;
culls 10 good $2gs3 90.
as 40. prime s5Gs5 90: good 81 75QS4 50. Hogs
live; prime heavy, Sc S5Gs6 mediums Sc 25gso 80:
heay Workers and light do Sc 2ofs6 70: pigs, 50 Esq
Sc go roughs s4gs5 90 Sheep higher; best wethers'
4Ods4 81 5ods2 30: choice lambs.
So T5dS6. Veal calves. Sc oo9$I ID
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. X.
Liberty Street and South Ferry Oinae from South
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown below
EAsToS BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z400 q IS Easton ony1, 10 a. m.
wm.KEsBARRE It HIH iE AND sCRASToN-z4oo. 9.tO
LsKEWoOD IAKEHURsT, TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-Z40O. $40 a. 13O. 430 % 4G. 800
Lakewood and Lakehurst Only) .. IL Sundays 4OoO
ViNELAND AND BRIDGETOS-tz40O a m. +1ao
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHOKG
As $50 $50 T. m. Sundays. except Ocean Grove
0I5 e. m. 400 ?.
T7Oo. FsOo. 900. fiOO0 4110o a. t12oo '1Oo
s15o. f2oo fSoo. '+co. $500 reoo fISo $500 ?. NJ
Path AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4.25. $3.50. -oso.
-11.45 a. n. 100. t'3.4o. 500. 100. tS2S . NJ
READING. HARRISBURG, POTTsvILLE AND
WILLIAMSPORI-.4 4Oo, z4-25 tS00, iTSlU QV-uo.
HOO Reading onlyl. II ISLoo lt"i 90 t2eo D. m
Reading. Pottsvile and Harrisburg only T4UV. fsseo
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-From Il Rector St, Pier 8
seabrtght. Monmouth Beach and Asbury PARK p
Pleasant 1000 a N, Loo. a4S. 500 m Sundays
From 4 Liberty Street only .Daiiv tDay except
day. ssunday only. tParlar ouly lVis Taznaaus
oaiees: Liberty st. FerT South Ferry Astor House
Union SQUARE west 15s East I25th ST f25,a
ST. 80 Columbus Ave- New York; Court 81. 3s4 $50
Fulton St Brooklyn: $50 Broadway. Wtamsburg- Ne~
calls for and cheeks baggage to fsss
W. O. BEsLER NJ BURT
vice Pres. ana Cen Mgr. Gan PasET &xz !
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-John Wood, Plaintiff. against James NJ.
Lockwood and Others Defendants In pursuance OF an
and entered above entitled action bearing date tno
nineteenth 1905 and entered in the office OF
the Clerk OF County OF New York on the twenty
OF L undersigned, the retefee
SalesTOOm. Number lbl broHl-
way Borough Of Manhattan. New York. the twenty
fourth 1903 at twelve O'Clock noon on tI
day, d. Phoenix lngraham * Company. Aucti9neeIs;
therein described follows All that tract or paTcs! Of
land situated OF New York in the county OF
New York and State Of New York and being N me
twelfth Ward OF said City. and bounded s1d De
lire OF hundred fifteenth Street. dtant IFe nun
dred and twenty-five (52 feet westerly frOrl the po1
formed by intersection OF the noTtherfy me o Oh
hundred and with the western iine OF
thence running northerly parallel with the westerly 1s
Of Ienox hundred f1tso feet eaeVeh tll'
inches 10 the OF the block between one nun
dred and fifteenth hundred and sixteenth streets
naraa with the northerly line Of One hundred and hf
feenth Street feet thence running southery
naraIel with the westerly line Of Lenox Avenue ore
(ff) inches 10 the northeriy
along the northery of One hundred and nf
(2) feet To the point or place OF
hsgfnring Being part OF the premises described IN
desd nv Annie Warner 20 Nathaniel Purdys dated the
nice Of the Register the City and County OF New
York on the 2r1 day OF October 1865 In Lber 80 q
Conveyance. page 34s .. 80,
Dated New York May ss i-S- i-[S--,-,-,--, 49,.
RONALD 4 BROWN. Attorney for Plaintiff. Number
goo Tsroatsway. Borough OF Manhattan New York
TIRE following diagram Of the property 70 be Sold
the property being vacant property:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
co,,NrRy PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York- June /.


TA, AND PEAsThe market rs Is tney il1eS but stsT
domestic Pc ~ change L. speak Of We quote 5is
wise ttotre rer bushei. s. IJaS ~ =" azGSS. 40
marrow go aoqs2 80: kidney y e55
s. 90. % - do black tirls
white Bdne, ,oy 50 40qs2 -: Do lima Itlian
G ~ Ssa 70 a. imported giants; 81 ei sI 756S2 05
s. ttIt- eoaS9 o.. do other foreign. medium 81 ,
Ined scT - 81 9OGS2 10 DO fol4s, nr3Te per
do foIt aols9 n: green peas Scotch bags PRINT -
bTshz 81 G2i2@tsl O.. -. s,- 70 day and quite firm
B,.I - Nigh grade fresh creamery In consdera HE
fnaIFSe Of local trade thsIe ,ot ouotabiy
eeu,ivs buying and while vslneS r4eTuTn for long
higher buyers a0ailtv The Western paeihEyy w a ,ots
lines oI ladies' ard packing do
quite hrrI pss Ier H. e2e: Dc hrs. a. tubs
seconds l919e2o.sc o f8izaaOlac: do seconds tss
iefI7c- Western vfras Isc do
lgc a. 40 seconds 15eiec; 90 tn' 1zsGi5isc: DO
ern factory hrs ,is cannon prime. l4gIo'ze' pA
ing stoes - full cream cheese arets T prices
to-day but Exporters Operated at,arttt was
were supply and eofslor ,vcaedngv slow
cheese In hpet r last week Demand - layr in syn
carried over tSa5v lower Skins slss 800 demand
and prices .sn but skins IN ~ t,r v-hIta
psthy vi WIN sbi. SIS 90 for coiored and 0'' ~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

!.
~OFF EZI-Y esterdavs coffee market opened dull at
unchanged prices all except the January option which
rg5-us moderate business transacted,
end after offerings became slightly heavier chief
" from importing with the result that the
initial was lost and while the market was
partially points lower saes
reported Of 29.500 bags News was slow In cohins
in morning holidays tSotn me
T-l-7nesr Saturday. haNre Ge-
cIined :. franc while Hamburg unchanged Monaay
and the primary markets
were urcharge5 the Of Brazilian exchange
7-165 lover al u IT-32d ana interior receipts
Tor Gays moderately heavy, ano there were
,lea-anoes Of 600 There were arrivals O.
bags. Jfs had souaelin 70 20 with the
90 bags The warehouse deliver
.f United States reported at fualo
Isrs and 100 bags which NeT-Nork reported
5O4I0 bags The regularly weekly primary statlstlcs We
consequently had influence on the ITscliE
Tn SPOT market quiet with quotations on me pasIs
of :. Total warehouse deilEefies n Ins
United states 1e SOC bags. against - s-f oass isI
,z.-ek and l16O4e the week q year Aeo-
OF tn e4o ork reportes, ~. Is4to oass
4sfe zfr-sns United States were ZOO bags Tor
+hA ueek Europe l1.00o bags; Santos shipehts 70
limited states Go bags; Europe 4SoeD bags
s.,s --ei-rS cor me 1900 bags; present
STOCK GO 100 bags shipments % the United STATES
l5l0 bags -, ---,-.. - So.
The range Of prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June Flour firm: best patent spring 81 so
asa IS; bakers spring 81 aS4 69 bakers clear
Snriug s3 5oSts4; grades winter and spring, S5zs
81 as patent winter 356S4 60: clear So ogfs3 So
spring demand No Northern offered s47se winter int
rrnssttied, No 4 yellow 5lGc No . corn. Ole, Oats
arm. No white Ssse No mixed. acc; Barley and rye
Sothtnr doing Canal freights steady: wheat 41zc
oats 27sc; rye, 3Tsc New-York-
PhiiadSphss & s. \ Is2c Corn frm Ic higher June 5iIs
s2c oats firm: No white clipped. 42e: Flour un-
unchanged Butter quiet, prints 1o
lower: extra creamery, 22iEe; nearby prints
93c Eggs firm hc higher; fresh nearby, ITc loss on
Western I7e Southwestern. 181ac; Southern nominal
Cheese and lower; New-fork full creams choice
new IIa4if4sc; good new. sGi1o. Reeeipts-
Flour 500 70 IN sacks; wheat, 20 900
bush. corn 10 600 BUSH oats, I0Ooo bush shipments
Wheat bush: 1900 bush; oats. Iaoo bush
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

Spot cotton closed quiet with prices 20 9 II 7sc FOR
rrssjrg 1sls sales 300 bales sou,neI steady
.T,-g,1AeF a. follows. NeW-Ori -c
& ~ee ~ ssles $50 bales; Aopllf hoi -.
irsi Irrea-red - l02c; Savannah quleS sd n lie:
taiee- Charleston firm uncnailssu' a.
g,.rgror nominal unchanged 81 10 1911 nominal
. bales fSa!llLoss
,--5s' =. Galveston steady. urehanggI. gIas
j 7-rCe. Augusta firm. unchanReo n pstiunated
-. :, - otrfer unchanged. a. li7s 80 - -0o
r-eefrrs - eyo-leans FOR tomorrow 80 baSos last
taiee spssrs+ 13 bales last week arc -'11 225
yes. Csivstor expects 200 10 sot taes, slkedIlei
ssf Ueek ard ss bales last year S ys yreek and
go bales. as'-''-
lbs year- ,os-rs today. com
49, - - gs,,s sav lass week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

a-r0-S Speculation particularly actlNe ~ te
~--0- rns-bet ro-Cay prices showed ccisloea.e
crop ull0eT uIlIa
slight inlIrcf eflaeils ~ 60
conditions. The market opened 9uet a
20 a. advance Of o polils' ne -
-rt-ss confined the old crop rnoiiths am
and selling fot snort actDI4''
v.Egs tbe new crop sustained uy me loS
sections OF The pelt anu y olPz
Fe-si--s -har the reported in the SoIlh -
the cotton country
slightly more acilNe uA1eL
later positions arising from ines
covering South senQi1g bos ,-s
vri-F s5varced prices sharply. until lsnel n.-.s-5
OF last tricaE nae Dee-
+s-s VS. some profit taking BY the room coitIIse
favorable weather forecasts aIIu PIE
80 - ahout the opening level under q queL -aI,
.1--,e r.-re5iately however. there was ahOts
for to-T1oIroN
from strike centres an, N
t----1zer7snr in he for goods II
Gay footing Up - 81
hss[-v uneasy over lHe sLe
LIVERPOOL market OF Us Eole--e
Iso-- recefts for the Gay heavy blL te e,nces
,.e-s ~ the situation proved ths c}iiaLinE -. -,e-
prices were advances
-oir7s apparent win 7ei'ieLiDe4
r1-rrl,tnr a high level Tor tile
reaction un0er lIoil
finally steacy al net
q II points Total sales 2.
.Sti,,zfes a 100 900 bales Port receIp1s teing
no. spafns+ fg0 last year. soetve6
1;~se5 - ~ toliaay no official adrices were leN
from T1at quarter .hs focsI market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Trioune
a al their Uptown Oriee.
NO. 1.364 BROADWAY
Advertisements will received at the following orancn
oeices at regular until o'clock "a viz
90 Stb-aye e cor. 23d-st-: 163 8th-aye.. cor
12tf-st. OF East 14th-st; Z57 West 42d-st be
+.asr 7tb and sth ayes 263 West 125th-sti 1-.s3s
3d-nve.. between 10th and 7fth stsi 1.o36 5d-aNe2
80 81 ,7OS 1st-ave. s9th-st 1os East
a9nshst. -56 Trcmont-ave., $50 3d-ave., near
11sqaf 554 3d-ave.; 21O Bieecker-st; so
pIeeci.er-.t. BROOKLYN. n. f.-21B Ceurf-st:;
9tS smitb-.t.; 4 ,O04 Gates-ave- Newark. n. y.
-yQ4 RrOad-st. at A. D. T Offices.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

p,rv RT-TpINC; WHITEHALL. ST. n. !.
a CITY june /. 1908 Sealed proposals; in tripnss
cate subject to usual conditions Will De Tseeised
90 +bs n{1ce until I2 June 20. 1875 anu
+hs 1e1eG for the construction and complete equipment
mine service
r accordance conditions, specifications and draw
gbtrh car be seen Office. Proposals must re
speIosed ia sealed envelopes marked: Proposals Tor
Stss Vessels TO be opened June 20 1893 and addressed
n NTIF,FI. q. NJ. Geu'l. Depot Or MT
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
= Phfs Depot O. NJ. Dept, f42S Arch Street Pniis;
pa Nav 1s 1SO3.-Sealed proposals in tTiphcate Will
r. received here / o'clock Wednesoay June
1qO3 for delivery the Philadelphia, Boston OF
Chicago depots the QuarterTnasters Department OF
IL coo pafrs white wooen gloves and 2oOoO pairs rsse
tanned marching shoes s subject TO an Increase G
r cent in Quantities II desired by the Department
ders are requested examine caretuly the -
samples specifications so that hs proPosais o
submitted with cnowledge OF require An
with the stancaros anu
tons Will be upon in the tnspeetien Or 800 .
TTNGTARANTEED BIDS and bids based upon st,p.e
differing specifications VII under no @ @ ne
as those for which bids 70 be opened al otaer &C.
nots Deliveries must commences prior 70 July i Ee1A
b,5darr which they VIII
in awarded 70 tnenl. NoL
trac+s for reduction IN price OF i-IV
osr cent FOR each day first 80 days ana - S
thereafter IN case OF delsSed oe-
veres Government reserves the right 70
nen+ anv or ali proposals part thereof Fretef
ence given to articles OF domestic pro1ctlon oT
Factr Conditions quality and price Gneiuding In ths
nrce Of foreign production or manufacture the eue
fhareoni being e1usL GUARANTEES In 10 per cenS %
the value OF articles proposed for must ascoIpg
for proposals and IuiI
viii be furnished application EHveoIjs SAN
n nrouosals 10 endorsed Proposals Tor Mltary
piies to be opened June 1898 and aadreSseo 90
f'oIoneI NJ MARSHALL Asst. QUaTternastsE SSns5a4
A Depo QuarternaSteF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street snd
Tb. IcaTing tim ipa C9Irandt gan nro.. and
Cortlnndt streets Is five minutes later s nhas
ha. saa.ion. saeept Mhsre otherssi.e noted,
79., a Fa- cbieaz5 41dans5d1s and PoaI.vie
oS NJ I ST L3Ts Sa9a stssRns
1o25 A. VI. pennsylvania IINITED-Pulnan
Sleeping. Dining Smoking and Observation 3 g95pa 2It
msnf AN r. cff1cAGo AND sT Louis ExPREssE
For Toledo. Nashville tviq Cincinnati and LousVie''
4S5 szP' p NJ ciIIeAGo LTSITEDPullrnan slssPi39s P9s
Smoking and Observation Cars. For Chicago, Ioledo
and Cleveland: Dining Car ri-,prr,ss r. r,.,s,u-v
Cincinnati Indianapolis. Louisye s. Louis bnins
s ssF r. For w. WE MEsTERN ExPREsFor chicago For
T?ed9 fai'Pt seiq11asE ExPRessFr Res P,bg
Chicago For Knoxville daily via sasnsna9aR valley
saS S'f F. MEL H. cLEvHLANp AID cScINNAsTII I,sssS- E5
Sp0NS WasHISGTos GA AND THE SOUTH.
79s sas -s:. ess pngs pS a% inna Gs2 o1S d
126s Dining Cep1 10 Limited ali PaTior
snG Dining Cars Gsr S D,naS s1ndas SE *
SS nins nins Car, esT fGss 3 2 P9pnlns 1 c 1885 Dining
Ca9 . GongTGss3Inai s aIns cam ases s. Dining Carr
ef besbFosses ana cortiandf Streets BID Dining Carl
sTERN Z Fl R kkAihWaY-EzDress. r @ AS p m L 10
AFEaNFic PIsaS COAST L1NE-E1pFeaH sa' m and '@
sEABoARb B fsfs AIR LINE RAILwAy-E1Drs's 1888 p n
S6RFdk SRd X ANp sisf5 WEsTERN RAwAY-E0r Memphis
,9Ti and Nsw @ qTsaGs S2d S2P P kmAGWAY-755 "a
FOR 1' OLD ID POINT COMFORT and NoRFoI1K-I-Ss g. m
ATT.ANTfC CTTY~955 a. m and e55 p n NeekIdsZs Iys
Parior cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays
lor Smoking Car, ParloF Cafss D4H'is ' ~
Sundays
Yer ronts on New Long Brancn fNaiIloso
west Twenty-third Street Ststonls 500 a. NJ 5S
% Is 4 10 and 2. m weekdays suncays 49,
q s. D m from Desbrosses and CortiandS az
y m Week-days. sundays. 945 a. m. 600 p N
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e O. Ts 1855 7.55 Dining Can. s2a 800. - @ SDas
ing Carr (e55 Louis Lmited). lulu 1855
and Crandt Streets 1920, Dining Carr 10 70 Psnha
Streets 9Jl 255 s25 Dining Car. 50 40, -
Tor Germantown only 555 DiniRs Carr 800 DO
8 25 s55 % .. ul 1910 night Heekdays sunday >
sos 765 Dining Carl rs O. . Dining GaI 20 y Sr5 SSI
ing Carr m. Il SO Dining Carr. Loo u'inng Sag
limited for Germantown Jet. eElyls 4s5 (Dining
* ning Carr 7.55 s.25 sos 90 p m. L 10 ngis
Ticket Offices 1854 113 and 81 brohd"a Lo-
FTfh Avenue 23d S)i 263 Fifth avenue corner
29th ST.; Astor House; West TwenFy-tnifd stres.
Station and Desbrosses and Cortianai
and Pennsylvania Annex Station, BROOKLYN; STATION
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
cal for and baggage from hotels and rescsHees
through destination l-,-,. nj,
Telephone Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania ra-
road Service. - ,noo-,
W. W. ATTERBURY, J X MOSOD,.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
D STATES ASSAY OFFICE, NEW

y York City superintendsnt's ofhce-seaied PFC.
Suneriuteudeit OF U. s. Assay ONES at New YORK
Until IL o'clock NJ. 5th 1903 and then opensa 10.
the L. 8 Assay once a.
Rev York for the year from July /. 1903. 70
with schedule and specinca-
tfons copIes blank proposals and other IN
had Application 70 AhSFsH A1asOa
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
CpAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

- cetved at the OF the Light House Engineer
1ompknsviIIe n " until one o'clock p N; Wednssdsy
94+h 1903 and opened for furnishing and de-
yerng miscellaneous articles required for the use OF hs
Iigb1 ouse Establishment during the fiscal year 70 eld
june 80 accordance with specific eepies OK Ok
proposals other tntor
ba had upon application Mai WILLIAM 7: ROSSE4-I-
II & A. Engineer Third Light House District
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
OFFICE OF U S. COMMISSIONER OF M

migration Ellis Island N Y. H Sealed proposals
received the above office up to ocIock = NJ
June 18th 1908 and opened immediately theTeafIe oF
lumber hardware paints. glass; brushes, plumbers JAM
tors engineers and supplies required for use
ar the Ellis Island Immigration Station during the hsca
year commencing July l. 1904 WILLIAM WILLIAMS
Commissioner of immigration.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

--lFrrpool clchtcs 40 ~0~- As,hsr
FLOUR AND NEAI~-Without being uyfh an ad-
szHcinr .endencv 50 moderate "a . win
pgfnss - sSsa ~. winter straghts. 50 extra
ueteste 81 7OGSa spring clears = e. s1as2
&c winter So gOlS3 10: extra no
fsd Cog sgisDsoS 10 arrive RYE fDo a. gG1
ero.er fr1r 10 rood s2 s0GsS IS choice 10 i"S'' "
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tuTpentine was barely steaoS'
poeiT and tar ruled steady. We quote; ,o,, -
sPtRITs TURPENTINE-On and machine bhls, 4''ag
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 40; oil bbls. 81 4oas4 q; a.
F2I1gIN-Conmon I good. strained.
So 964s2 25; F. So 3Oa$2 So: G. 81 s5gS2 40 ~ = -;
81 s5sTs3 30: w W, 81 1od$4 20
STOCK ON HAND. ,ae,o
ROstu lie 76G
Spirits turpenrne, hbls as
''-'''
a1~to yD-1 y,ns 1-Turpentine nothing doing Rosjn
steady a E. c, 81 65; =, F. 81 70 F. z %; 81 35
n 81 80; ]. So K, So; NJ - l"' n % To- " - 81 80
Juue 1-TurpeEtine steady. 4b l4c; recelps
748 6bis sales 500: exports 4414 Rosn hr5ni reosp'
I9- P9s e. So r 81 so F 81 SIS; G. 81 80; II, 81 40
e. 60 o. y sS 10: NJ IS 20, n. So 70; " G. So 3d. W W.
Wilmington 1sprs turpentins sfeaq Lb, aoe Crude
t5r2e1ne quiet S. So Is So 90 receipts 24S Dds
Tar nrI u.s. JuRe iEsSpoFts-G 41so bbis
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
Found.

MOUND on Nav n. Y. Central Depot 42d-sf;
II money have By proving
roperty and paving this advertisement Address Box
&c Clinton. N J,
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

i15th Street
The premises viii be sold free and clear Of all IN
cumbranees. There assessments or water
'"''' ''''' '' THOMAS f. poNSELLY, Referee.