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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

December sprisg bran middlng s21as2. in 200 n sacks
81 80 In sacks: oil meal. SIS 80.
GRAIN-wHEAT-Trade In the xbaa. -it VA. NJ
noleAy character to-aay and the prices small
clo~ing SE%c under the previous night Al first TIE
ina5Hst Vas inclined 70 be rather firm for
time sold up above tie nights level In syn-
patty with Western markets which with the exception ~
discovered evidences OF further support In chicago nS
Vas encouraged also by the smaller Northwest receipts
and hirher English cables There was moderate de-
msnd AZ the New-York market mostly from shorts the,
sustained the unoertone up 70 midday; the marked
Ient notwithstandng the light Northueet cs,6f We
certs and later Influenced rather moor exrort
trade win considerable selling the close by local
parties who had bought early the dsy in bores ~ a
stong market before the holiday This carried prices
down 20 about lowest point Of the The export
trade consisted OF l6 loads OF which were worked
seaboari aFgregating 20 500 bbs OF -four ana 9ae S
bush OF wheat Private Argentine cables reported rain
conalc: news New-York advcex reporting tba-
house said they general Al all times during the
day July more pressure than other OPTIONS ana
nuirrI a0Sc. ~ bs-s SeJyo-L s512c No err
Nev-Nork. sSisc. CoRN-In tie local market was
ssofsv - ny - a. 5 "a S,S t7,sS Ters soi5
own throughout the day and the close eased or
somewhat in sympathy with wheat and the poor export
uIpors The interior receipts small again
while seaboard cearances aggregated $4,000 bush Gables
ana American shipments would be smaller Last prices
here showed %dAc decline No . corn closed at
Fs-7c. elevator and At SOC . anoats 10 ne a.
showed considerable decline under selling BY
commission houses but IN the late afternoon nae more
confident tone With prices steadieI ana re zoe
even with The previous night cash sales here
70 s'VN olsa., 10 oets c-l- saSa5o
standard white age RyE-NIarket dull; No Western
So ano@t STATE and Jer 7g,e T a. ssc ana malt
ing az 4Sc6Oc, beth BurIalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26
eo,IruERN COTTON MARKETS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov 25.-CIosing; wHEAT-spot steady;
ceTnber sad; March. IS Al; May, Gs 25sd CORS-
December g 1i44d January Sc iiSd PEAs--canaiia 4
s. 3D. HOPS-At London CPacifc Coast steady - iOsa
20 6s BEEF-F1rrn; India mess 67s Cd PORK
Prime SIS firm. HAMS-Short cut. IA
IS n easy, sos. BACON-Easyi Cumberland cut. %
10 30 z5s: rib l6 70 a ~ DIS; long mid
dies light Is "a n: 5ls sd long clear midtles heavy
q clear backs 16 20 % n. ass Cd;
S1ssr BELLE. IL TO is 10 ass. SHOULDERS-Squars II
- u no easy 29s "a. LARD-Weal; prime Western
tis-~es as Cd: American refined. pals Sos BUTTER
GNouiuaI CFIEESE-Arner1can finest white quiet SIS:
a. coIor-f TAIIJOW-Frdme city quiet.
22s ca URPENTINE-spirits steady. 43s Cd RoSIN-
1--r,ron firm 6s load. Observation-Disclosures firm.
7Ec IINsEED OIL1-Duri, 1ss Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Torlz. November .. 1903
0r-r-rp,-The-e was increased activity coffee TO-
cav ou-nE chiefly 70 the first notice
fav TDa-errf1e- contracts estimated that
r-+i-es for 20 0Oo bags Issued, and Wl-e
longs Who nquldated, or ratnt
F-rrcheS avoid receiving 6ctlA-
srrr-fiee recognized bun Interests
coffee o1ering, and
cueurl rhe market showed considerable steadness The
reunr uas STEADY prices advance q
points smaller primary receipts and STEADY
European markets. and 100
crop advices received later IN the
session IND closed steady unchanged
rrfres a. points The late advance
also helped hy closing q \ franc IL Havre max
at higher. while
4 pig higher crop consisted q report that
Department Agriculture OF santos had issued
c-op stating that the outlook unavorable
- districts about the average IN tventyfour
disposition attach importance the
r-eser small indicating that theory
cultivation
Fe-arCd This. however VII naturally take time 10
determine third Of the DAYS business consisted
the switches mentioned above The spot market
s5y, with the quotations The basis CT eso for Rio
TIE range q contract prices market to-day
fr-u-g-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

The local spot cotton closed quiet with
prices the basis Cf 113Oc rniSdli-g
upland and I155c for uiddlnE Gulf Sales were 20
5ses. 20 fp11ers. Southern spot markets tee-
E-aphec folCws: Noble quiet unchanged. 1O4.
eeeE 800 bales. Savannah uuleL unchanged IO7sc:
sales % b-si Csreston steady unchanged. 1Oa.c:
NlrcE STEADY. unchanged 1lcs sales 70 bales.
EullElor Gun unchanged 10 SIZE baltimore nominal
unchanged. u &c Louis steady. unchanged al
4lcs AuE1Eta quiet and steady. 1-32c lower. 1-E
- l-1oc saes IS bales Galveston steady. llec higher.
a. lysci saes 81 bales Ne-Ilesns steady UNCHANGED
a. ~ l6l2c sales ESQ haes mated receipts FOR
to-ulorroW; A. New-Orlesns I15 SO - 800 bales
stalns ee12 last week and - go year. Calves
- 1000 - 1900 against 13 7g1 last SO
49, Houston L 500 a. Is go sgafusf p 20
4st week and s GSs last year
49, 80 a. the poTrs interior points to-day.
WIN me sane cay last week and last year
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-York November .. 1905.
BEANs AND PEAs-The market shows some oeelino
- marrow ana kidney under quiet tra9iHs 81
i.ftis uraercy sell Domestic pea are nrn s1pp,s
A. cutie short the moment fofe 49, -
barely STEADY: supplies qnite lieersl ,ss s |
- fv-fber secfiued quote: BEAN ma ma
jos choice per bush 81 90 DO edigEl ISO5 "a 81 az
pea 1898. s. I2a@S2 ~ 90 aeo ~ hiSck turtle soup
49,. - "a. ~ lima 1903. California y % lo
other forelsn l4ee1lelh $50
~ ss-eSs - .sresn pa 1903 x2gS2 %; GREEN PEAS
$500 1903 bush. - - o.. 18th
-aa staicent absorb al q lie 500 - 81 = 80
49, fsvv buyers 20 pay sAsht penn
Einie va. . There Is q fairy ilIn
eos - - besf grades Of nrsts put ooAin
iseiLs -asl5fsss plentiful and slow fta.eI =
80 o. storage ereaxnsIs 1-o s-e~S
90 sucE- Es1tnIy Ano lEitAsso1 SssA-e@s SS
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rsverpooL Nov %. 4 2. m.-CoTToN-sDot in limited
5ar-s1dr 1-ices points lower American u1ddInE falf
aai1 GOOD middng 6I2d; niddling 604t low Enidlng
8 SD: ordinary, otod SAFES OF
E +sv we're 6OCO bales OF which 500 were Tor spec-
ton and export and included 300 a -
a. 90. Ia1es American. Futures opeDsd quiet ana
800 STTn- American mddng, C. November 5gOd;
Decemter 590i: December and January
seg5 sd; January and February, 5eod February and
SSSoSS SD. March and april 5s4di Aprn ana
S1 s49. Nav and June 5s3QAe4d; June and July.
sS65 s3d. July and August 6.sld August ana SepteI-
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ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
g. The lsexang ting from DeshT ,,; "a, sa6
station, except where Otherwise noted No.
cars. Fer chicago. IndaHapSLs. ard Louisville
Smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati. IndianaD-
162s 4. Ms n. PE8 2sE7 L1MrrED.-Purimaa
iaent Cars Fsr cEIcago Csvelzna ToisdO and De
LBS p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPREs:s7, : =
For Toledo Nashville via Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
4.55 p VI. cHIc4Go LIMTTED.NP1inan slssyiss
and sezsl ana o Dians car cars 80
GlnnetL indianapolis Louisville 81 Louis LOUIS pa1,ss N
OBS p H. wETE sTIS chiesso For
I2lsds Ssespt Saturday, p5sias Cav p,,,.surr and
chicago For Knoxville daily. via shenaadoan 'siisS
Su'f Insfs Ter C N sN f5'sRfN SNA Ex-
PREss-For Pittsburs. Clsvo,ant- Cincinnati Indian
WAsHIEGTFtos AND THE souTH.
30 2o '1o55 a n 1255 40 Desbros.es and c0r n
Ps!ior ana Dining cars % y ass. Is go 2
rs, 'congressionai Limited Paror and pal1<
SSsaTs}; 80 as. ass Gesorosses ana N''
SOUTHERN R1ILWAY.-Ezpress. - n. Il 10 might
Atlantic COAST LINE-Express. s25 a n and s2'
sE az % AR LINE RAILwAT-EIDszsa i2'' p n
NORFOLK AND WfSTERS RArL:wAY.-For Msnphi,
cHEsAPEARrEs aR' ONO Il p RR1LWAY-7@ week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7So y n
a m
ung5ys s55 2 Through Vestiouled Iro--s.
1st tarloF Cars and Standard Coaches o.
eeaTIor Smoking Car ParlCr Cars Dining S@s' 49,
- sIsncarc Coaches Sundays
ZSAEE MAY-l2 g p IT, weekdays
~ points NsvF-York and Long Branch Eailoao - -
sst I1weuty-thfrd Street Ststionl. sao a II.
' dSd e: IS ? from r bs5fs.. s sa9 cnd'
sJreetsl, . 90 m y %. $40 20 and S-1S y -
weekdays Sundays, a 300 = Il
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
og5 - Ts5 '755 s25 s55. g . g 50 81 Loe,s
80 Co., 10 Is 6Penna filnitso. .1o5s $
220l e55 as SIS 4ss. AS ass chiesgg0
Limited for Germantown onlyl. 80 40 -.
80 So. * - 10 night week-days- Sln1Sl-
sos. s755 SIS. Is. 955 (St- Louis Lutea1 = - -
le2j Penna Limited 0S '12 - 'lSo, -
ass. '425 chicago Limited for Germantown Jcs
sDinfnr
Ticket Offices 1874. Ifs and zsi Broadway -
Firth Avenue below 28d st): Fifth Avenue feorner
18th st; Astor House and stations narled 800
Brooklyn Street, Street. 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The NeW-forS
from hotels residences through to destntion
1eephone f4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Kali
road Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBT-RY J. r WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trsr1c Manager
GEO. ". BOYD.
General Passengs- Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine dull with prices
materially changed EOsiu is quiet Tar rules steady
but unchanged We quote: - -,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oH and machine bhls' 5s1h
TAR-Pine bsIs 50 7Oas2 50: OIL bbIs. 81 7oTs4 70
POSIN-Cor1ron good strained. 81 So; f. s. 50; r
81 s5aS2 30: C, 50 o0fs2 9s II g 254S3 s. = POM.
nal s. 30 II, 50 50s3 60; y, g fO9S1 80 w T. - 500
50 90; W W, 81 1C41$4 - ali Nominal
STOCK on HAND
90
Spirits turpeEne, bbs.
Tar. bbls .--....--... - -
Savannah Nov 25-TURPENTINE firm 5Gc; receipts
72C bbls. sales J34 300 bbls FtOcI( nrt'
receipts $40 bbls: sales 592 b3ls; sxpoIs 81 - -,
50 Coz K 81 SO; NJ So 90; n, s. 10; W G, 50 % W ""
Charleston. Nov 25TCRPEETINE stegdy; 90 pig a5
q 81 Isl II 81 >. 81 so: X. 81 20. NJ s. 50; y So
y ~ NJ Nov 25-sPIRTTs TURPENTINE firm
SIC: receipts DC ROSIN-Itece.ps L. DOS
STT al sq. receipts % bbls. CRUDE IIHtEH-1s NE
Am 81 % Sc SO so receipts 90 Dds A., 1tao
TCndo1 Nov. 25.-TU RFtNILNh[-o 1fS 49,
roeTT-An ercan strained Is Sd; fine lis 3d.
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CIBBs FREDERICK SIN PURSUANCE

OF an order OF Hon Abnsr G Thomas. surTogats
Of the county New York notice u heny even 20 az
~ Cnrntv 81 New York state q New York deceased
,ba same with vouchers thereof, the
shscrbsrs az their place Of tTansacng business ths
winthrop & Stlnson, No y Liberty
49,, 1rc-a,zh ~ Manhattan New York City. New
49, - or before the 9th day Of May 1904
Tated November 17th, 1903 .,,,. ,,-,,s
MORTON TRUST COMPANY,
Executor
.~.---,n,, =. sT-TNsoS Attorneys for Executors. e.
VIZ Itr,y se-sst Borough OF Manhattan Ess York
CO. Nsw Tek
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.SurrogateS' Notices.
: p1rps1rANCF oF ~ ORDER or HON

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Abner C Thomas a Surrogate OF the County Of SeF
o-- rotfcr fs hereby given persons having claims
against TrainOr late Of TIE County o. Rev 1oFs
with vouchers thereof %
15s srrfh-r AT place Of ransacting business 1th
Soor No Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan, n the
TStv ~ S.v York before the 9th day CT May nsxt
6atss New York 18th day Of November. 1908
$500 " LUKE TRAINOR Executor.
xrrpu.pO PRATT 4 McAIPIN. Attorneys for Executor
Nassau corner Wall Street Borough q Manhattan,
VII
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K X
Liberty street south Ferry Thine from
South Ferry minutes earlier sloEn Dsi0r.l
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWS And
NACCH CHUNk-z4-00 CT.15 Easton only). SIN
a n. 40 40 20 SO East3n OnIyJ =. n sundays.
z425 A. NJ. LOO. $50 p II
WTIKESBARRE AND sCRASTON-rta0. so A Il :.
500 p "a SUNDAYS 40 A ~. LOO p ~
BARNEGAT-z4O0 -9-4J A NJ. 10 GAO. A30-
Lakewood and Lakehurst Ouly1. $50 ?. n Suntays-
ATLANTIC CITT--s40 A NJ. "a 30 p "
vINELAND AND BEIDGETON-fs4O0 a II II 80
Long BRANCH. AsBUEY PACE. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHOEE POINTS
z4OO. 80. II9O A n. ass A45 $50 $50 G15o
Asbury onIyl p n Sundays. exceDc Ocean Grove
300 A " P N
TILADEIFHIa-CREADING TERXINAL). sAs5.
4T00 geo, 1000 41LOO A. NJ. 300, q 90.
I3O. Zoo 1910. 400 800 tGoO. t7-SO 500 P. NJ.
.fTH AND cHESTSUT sTREErs-s425. $50. 1000,
s1l45 A n. 100. +'S4O. so. 'LCo. - p IL
READING, HARRISBURG. louisville AND
NIELIzNSPORT-'40 90 "a 3. - 90 If9 10. 20 %.
a. VI. Reading only. re- siO0. ii-12J. 10 P. n.
Reading. Pottsvule and H-so'g only r+Oo 800 P N
IFron Liberty Street only spaly. fDaiiy except
Sunday SUNDAY CnIy- tPsrior only IVA
Tarnaqua- xSaturdays.
Oescess Liberty Ferry. South Very. Astor
I67 1900. 1854 Broadway IS2 5th rnio1
square West 125th 273 125-h ST ssS
Columbus New York 4 Court St. F1ltoT,
81 B'klyn go r. way. WI sburg ~. T. Transfer CO
calls for and checks baggage % destination
" c. RESLER- c. II BURT
vics Pres. and Gen NSr Gen Pass'r Age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

CoTTON-Ths cotton market Wednesday continued
the apathy approaching holiday. The
light business also due doubt 20 ire approaching
Eoverren crop reports early In the week and
pending which the trade have for some days shown
disposition cautiously OF adding
Outstanding commitments Rejecting This The market on
embarrassing
= steady decline ~ point December 20
advance points Following this II steady for
hrief weakened under the C.sappoin--
cables anG generally favorable weather which pro
rne local Liquidation After net loss . % points.
however. rallied BY q
support covering quiet
session frequeuc
-eoess1ls which impaired irregular o.
market. Generally speaking however, the fairly
ULea1y me close within q point o. Of
best with November u and the other months from
20 points higher sales
bales The afternoon advance helped ~ light
estimates cor r1ints
compared WITH exports
cav crop published during re
day. q which eject
speculative attention stll COY
early the NeIrs estimate.
according a crop
= 100 and 100000 bales while average e.
@ Cotton Exchange
compiled Richard Siederhs1rg & reirts
q crop highest individual
INNATE 11J0lLouo bEles. lowest 9 Opo
baes year the average estimate the Neu-York
Exchange members O71.OGJ bales and lie
oP turned cut according 10 Official exchange figures
10 e78
me range q prices in the local market today
Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

coffee Cahles-Eiic--'oree market culs NO Z RIO.
$3.50 exchange I'D: receipts 5000 bags: cleared for the
bags. cleared for Europe. 1900 bags;
ttra
" average SanIos zss99 receipts. IS bass; stock
z1onEG bags. F1auburg-CCffee market opened = Pig
hrhe-. az $50 was net = rfg higher sales, 2a0oo
Fasvre--offee market opened Irregular. = franc
hfrhe-: at = unchanged; AZ quiet and IN
ctauFe6. 80 odvanced = frame total sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26
ISurrOgateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
York notice is hereby all persons
claims against Robert OBrien OF County
the with vouchers there
81 to place OF traEsactinz
ness No 80 L berty Street the City Of York
or before the 9Th Gay o. February next.
Dated New York the 9Th day OF August, 1903.
WLIILAT LCMNIIS
CHARLES a LUBfNTS.
2 L CRAWFORD. Executors
Atorney: f5r Executors 81 Liberty Street New Yors
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~ pI-RsrANCE -OF- Az ORDER oF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate % the County of
YC-x. Is given al persons having
claims against Katherine Foz late OF the County % New
with voucb
OF 10 the subscribers their place Of tns1ctng bust
Of Forster Spefr. No. g Wall Street
BorCugh OF Manhattan. the City Of New York.
b4fore the l5tn day O. December. 1903. next
Usfsd New York IL nd 1893.
JOHN +. HELMECkE Executors
FRANCIS SPEIR IT..
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ro.-oL ASfsee SPECIAL Liverpool o,h,... eDo. cot
70 E--r-t-e- q ala speculation and export
- $780, ~ fecelptA ZOO a-o.rsce- - tO0
soir-- se-l-. 49, IS FUTURES opened quiet EOS
- -L-1o- III nef Unclaimed r-5fnt higher
- ssf H29alns snesaaFeo = po.nts lover On late
Nu.serr
leoeu 5erJanuary. seas SD Jarn- 49,
e-laTy March ssste sd. Nsrch-ArriI 49, a., s5Sv
49, a. ..-e b1oA1 $50 -lne-a uly. Juv
1-Ist 5slo: A~g1st-seDteHher. ssd Ms5chesfer-
EADLh AND AEAl@-I1olderE remained IN, hrs Win
aaA} az hand the market naturally Ear. III. evi
1---r ~ any blFing irtereEr and cusef
geefs. s. b01ss % winter sfrsiFht a. aFe7Sz 70
telelts 4Gtl - spring cearz s. 7OQS - go. "a
csE - - BUcKWHEAT FLOUR-Marsef esFV.
tAo-e-i - z9Msk 30 RYE FLDUR-DuIi. ou5fsS. Eafr
goo 81 zo0&s ~, choice 20 fancy g. s5Fss "a cor,S
rt--t-asys quoted: kin cried s. s8QS3 - 10 hand
-l-sgulete Quoted. Fine white 80 --efIrur
49, . eoarso 8 olQsl O.. FEED-Ee sdy. quoted:
- s-- s&o~ 90 ~ s4cAs 10 arrive. 40 q tss &c
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tas TriDuns
n received their Uptown ofice.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements VII bs received the following branch
sas sth-sSs.. = esr- 81 l.t eta-ave. sor-
TIN and sth :6ss West 125th-st.i 1883
Sd-ave- between Tsth and T7ta LOGS 5d-svov
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STOCK on HAND
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Furalo. Nov 25-FLoUR steady. WHEAT AIN, unset e.
tied No Northern. IS sc; winter 9ILerlhEs 10
- soto OATS-Nothng doing. BARLEY SZg
G3c RYE-No / in store 5sc-
,-7icaro Nov 25.-Ths leading futures ranged rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

~ - an order OF Hon Abner c Thomas a Surrogats
- the County q New York, notice IL hereby given
against John D. fitzpatrick. lats
81 ne County YORK. deceased 20 present the
the subscriber at her pace %
rssa-tfDE business Offices OF Frederick Trevor
Hi - William street. In the City q New YORK on or
before the 10th day oL Api mex Oaleo NV AOA' 'ns
o1h uAS "a RAYD K. COOK. Administrative
ErREDERICK TREVOR HILL Attorney for Admtnistra-
trix g William St. Manhattan New YORK CITY
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West Shore Z. K.

CSew York Hudson River r. +. Lessee!s -
Trans FrankI1 station. NeW 1c-a - L'r~
lcws. foot % West 4zd-st. y Il
ITO A M.-For in-erueiiaLe points g A-oanS-
f11-2O A Nd Hudson and AOhawk Express
LOO p M--ChicagJ Express
- P. M-C0ns- lin for Detroit, Chi & s. L.ouis-
p. NO Hudson River points and Albany.
p. N--F1r R1ch. Buffalo. Cleveland Cnlcas1-
p N-Fo- Roch.. Buffaio. Detroit and s. Louis.
p M-For Syr.. Roch- Nlaza-a EaL5- Det- 8 en-
sDafIv- Italy sunday Leave Brooklyn AuneNE
at a VI. - 43 2. n Leave Jersey City.
p X r sta: o. a. 41L2O A. n. q ASS P. N
Time tatI~s at principal hotels and CfIces- Baggass
checked from hotel residence BY Westcott EZpress
A. II SMITH @ p I-A1BEItI.
Manager General Passenger Agert-
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A DVERTIsEMESTs and subscriptions for TIE Trisua.
- received at their Uptown once
NO. 1.7Gf BROADWAy.


Advertisements viii received the following branch
orcss az regular efles o'clock VIZ
e5s shave. e 33d-s,: I5s sth-aye f2th-
St: 90 East I4th-sti Est West sed-st-. between TIN
and sth avss e6s West I2sth-ss.I fSSs sd-aves BE-
18TH and TTth LOGS sd-aye-. near slss-sti
I7Os Isf-ave near sSth-st: Isl East fs5th-ssg I5s
Tremonf-ave., $50 sd-ase, Sls-st: 55S Sdave-s
90 Christopher-st. Brooklyn. " ISIS Court-stI
Els snith-st.s LOos Gatos-ave- Newark. n J-soa
Broaa-st Also A. u Z. OfacA
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IN PURSUANCE VI An OAAOE-ts Or HUN
L orable Abner c Thomas. surrosats q the County
80, - notice hereby given TO all persons having
Sias against Henry Brown late OF the County q SUI
Stsre of Pennsylvania decea sed. to present the
fqb vouchers thereof TO the subscribers Their
I.s OF tansactng business az the offices OF Their at
IlecS & Eudd. No. 20 Liberty Street, in
49, r5crotgh Manhattan city OF New YORK On or De-
- - ~ sisventh day Of March. 1904
foTe M 80 York The Gay Of September. 1909.
DAle~ 49, ADELAIDE 3. FITCH.
JOFIN 7. FREDERICKS
Executors
BLAIR & RUDD. Attorneys for Executors. 70 Liberty
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26


u an order OF Hon Frank Fitzgerald Surrogate OF
the County York Notice Is hereby given to all
Dersous having against Edward d. %
the County o. York deceased. present the
subscribers OF
Jransacting the office CT Geo L Carlisle.
Room 1910 Wall Street, n The City OF New YORK.
On or before the day Of December
Dated New York the 2Oth day OF May. 1903
EDA A CARRINGTON. HENRY 2. CARRINGTON. En-
ecutOrs
GEO /. CARLISLE Attorney Executors. No. a. Wall
St, Borough Of Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

- Honorable Frank r Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF The
County New YORK NOTES hereby given 70 Al perso1
haynx claims against Shells Nel=on late % tie
COUNTY Of New York. deceased. present the sane
with thereof the Subscriber At her pac- OF
the Office Arthur Z Liverroore
No 20 Broad street the Borough OF Manhattan. Ciry
a. New York before January 22nd. 1904
Dated New York. TIE twenty-hrst day OF July. 1904
VIRGINIA NELSON. Exscurrlx.
ARTHUR L IIvERMORE. Attorney for Exseutri1. Ma
40 Broad Street. Manhattan. New YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

Of an order Of Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald. a surro-
Of the County OF New York hereby given
to al persons having claims against Regina
late Of the CoInty Of New York
with vouchers thereof piacs
trssactng business. OF Bernard J. Is-cke
No. s3 Broadway. In the Borough Manhattan. IN "a.
City OF New York. before the LIST day % March
1904
Dated New York. the 18Th day Of August 1913.
CHARLES FT4ETSCHMAN. Executor.
BERNARD J. ISECkE Attorney Executor @n5 Broad
way. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

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fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26

- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrosats OF County O.
New York IS hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Martha a Hartsene late OF the County
o. YORK deceased. the vouch
rs thereof to place tansactf1
business AZ offces O No wal
Street IN the city the IOtn day
March next.
Dated New YORK. the 2stn day Of August. 1903.
SYLVIA H DAVE Executrfx
EMMETT & ROBINSON Attorneys for Exscutrtx "a
Wall Street Borough Manhattan, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-26
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The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1903-03-03
Stand of House Democrats.

Washington. Feb. &c. - The house
Democratic caucus adopted the follow
ing resolution: "Resolved, That we
shall resist. by all honorable means at
our command. the unseating of Con-
testee Butler and the seating of Con-
testant Wagner. being convinced that
the Republican managers in the house
have determined to disregard the large
majority of $500 votes by which Con-
testee Butler was returned and dis
pose of the contest arbitrarily in blind
partisanship: and that by way of en-
phasizing our condemnation of per-
sistent partisan disregard of the rights
of the minority and this wanton out
rage. and to prevent the passage OF
vicious measures in the confusion in
eident TO the ending of the final ses-
sion OF an expiring congress, We pledge
ourselves to stand together in support
OF the demand for the presence of a
quorum at all times. for the transac-
ton OF business and a record yea and
nay vote upon everything upon which
the house shall act up to the moment
Of final adjournment"