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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-01
Nv TeleCranh.

s,ssa E'sI' san sHas foSzs a T5s
1851 packages merchandise Tor this place and a
big trip of 9; - and r.tn5ns at n, SIN
Ss
ing from Vicks5urc and returns tomorrow even
e1snns from tina vita a's
OF Treadwater coal for this place and returned
Receipts by river to-day were Isl bales cotton.
fadncah; KY June se-Ihe gauge reads this
6e fsw! to cso on s the eyde
out OF the Tennessee River at ?. m. The
@ wi" as ed. CITY
Of Memphis IS due up tomorrow. The Lulu L.
soaa re s wifi b. doMn
Cairo Ill Jun; s,,i s'Riy:r ga. gauge reads q; 4,
las. a hours Weather fair and war warm. T rhs
p 9 ne R:r arrived fa ?g G IN a at The city
and departed for the Tennessee River at u. m.
Mound Noun City marine ways a, p n She G has i re
ceived a thorough oveThauiing.
6sIk I Iss nf osses u5 as Lee G
night . Mams Sins S sns Carrie ar o, up M
0.s feet and falling. weather clear and warm
ear s 1nps css. III a 1a d5
a. a. m. city. Of Memphis down: 9 a.
saek Sc Lse a, u1 o fTsl H sns IN
and tow up at II last night.
the ieef s s &
a fall of inches. Weather fair and warmer.
from Davenport.
Crystal City No. June 3o-The gauge reads
is feet and falling Stacker Lee up at 5:i5 A.
M Exporter and tow UP at 1:I5 d. Weather
clear and warm
Evansville. June a-River rising: . feet Clear
and warm
vicksburg Miss, June 31.-Gauge as feet. a
fall OF . OF a foot SatcheZ due down.
Pittsburs. June s0.-River 10.i feet and rising
Showers.
wheeling June so.-Rirer 81 inches. Clear
and warm.
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Poultry.
RFpIRIJc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. June so;.Live poultry receipts to
dav were cars Western and l Southern. Til.
market was without any new features. Fresh
the large quantity on iobbers hands. ' the avaii
able supply was much in excess OF any possible
= Owls LEFT iirst hands at i2c and Western chick
ems at l5c. while lac was Iul high Southern
springs. Old ROSTERS slow. Turkeys steady.
The proportion OF spring ducks in the receipts
Is Increasing and have a depressing eject on
values southern a, spring ducks sold Straight at
pigeons slow and lower. Pigeons. old pair Sc;
Dressed poutryeReceipis 1o. [LAs i9,s pck-s
The receipts OF fresh-kilIed poultry were not
unoaded both springs and fowls. although no
great quantity is looked for from that direction
receivers generally looked for larger volume OF
bushes. for the next few days there has been
demand for the Fourth. Average best Western
fowls were held firmly at lszc while fancy large
premium. but zoc on scaided and &c on dry
picked was an that average best lots could com,
small In size. Desirable heavy white birds sold
1ee.packedNGeese Western. old sisss: ts sannss
white. choice, doz. s2.J912.i5. Other Quotations
unchanged
Boston June so.-The wool market her. I. a
little firmer this week. although the trade still
New fine medium territories have been sold on a
at 52da3c. with fine medium at Isa59c and me
Gium at 5Gisc. Old territory WOOL is quoted
secured basis win me at 5sa5se: 1ne medium:
,, s which may be quoted fully lc higher
4lil.c fine medium I5isalsc: medium 1sai7c:
Wyoming. fine i4al5c: fine medium I5i.a1sc: me.
fine mesfnm 1sszai,se: medium isaisc; i bsso 55s
Me No. @ ns Fine shoss sai in. mss s
1SglsIzc: staple lsS1Sc: medium choice Isslsi1c.
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| New York. June % -T,,,t.c-- poo.t-.- ., "a.
pigs: steady Stat4 ,iar,t III 90 'ts zs,oto
I it, s1s-c Ghee-eEI,sgII! ~ &c SG,teanery
IT, ,ti5r 51I NJ Sii tt I5"ftl and white 10zc:
Chicago. June 2o.-Eut;-r Easy. orearleri.. Is
E4Arr. dairies lJTIsc. Eggs firm Ig.TTtc C.hee.s
STEADY: twins 1lizc: daisies t3l.iiIIc: yor,n,
Americas Nuiiisc.
! Isv-.pyol. June sl.-Suct cotton in limited Dr.
Inand: prices = points lower: American lniddlina
fair q. good niIdlins 5Sid. m!G1inr 6 sd: low
/ iH!fG!.E o.i2d. GOOD ordinary I2s;. Ordinary
~; To sales Of the cqy we've 5000 bales. Of
Ehifh 80 were for speculation and export and
included 30 american Receipts 100 bales in
Guiding 5000 American. Futures opened easier
2 Ii. III aI 9i 49, ah'tf!csh Inlddling
aug: and sept. 6.4rHG i5i: sept and Oct 80
:.s+d; oct and Nov. . iyaJ.55d; Nov and pes
20: Dec and Jan Esd Jan. and Feb. SIC
FIn- a:.d March 525d.
a;e demand. extra Western creamery &c: nearby
IFltlts &c Cheese dull and easier: New York
M creams, choice Kew lie: fair to good new
4o'se.s=.c
Dried Fruits.
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The Missouri east OF Kansas City will fall
slowly. except in the vicinity az Hermann ard
east OF that point. where there will be a further
rise The Mississippi will remain stationary from
s.; Louis 10 the mouth OF the Missouri. above
which point there will be a fall. =
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l Ess 8I9 Lucas Ave. |
Second Floor. 25x1G5 Good Light. Amply
HADLEY-DEAN GLASS CO.
SPLENDID BIG OFFICE,

Above is the plan OF a fine large office
room on the second floor OF The Republic
building. It has front OF 81 feet inches.
with three windows on Olive street. and has
q total OF 5s2 square feet Of floor space. The
tenant may divide and arrange TO suit II
can be divided into three rooms Of good size,
and each would have steam heat. plenty Of
natural light and elevator service. They
would make the best located and handIest
suite for business Offices in the city. being
on the second floor and accessible by one
short flight of stairs well as by elevator.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked Il feet. H.
dicat!ng a fall Of s. OF foot in "a hours
business along the Leves yesterday vas good
Weather. Iair.
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FLOOD PIANO BARGAINS,

Last SUNDAY advertised n special sale Of
pianos that were removed from East -. Louis
before tho recent flood and which our customers
over there want us to 81 out FOR them at the
10 take them again. We have sold quite num-
her OF them. but still have few left. and Will
what they originally cost. We mention only
few OF them:
800 EHADBrHY medium size. now..........ii25
$50 Gab"r ebony case. -.......-........ti t5
500 beautiful oak upright. nearly new, now. $50
$40 Beautiful Harvard walnut upright. now. .sl65
Several other iinc uprighis at 500 20 500: also
about one-half dozen squares. SIS to 500. Elmer
son. New England. Decker Bros. Chickering and
other makes. Three four organs. Mason 4:
Hamlin. ClOugh {; Warren and other makes. s35.
si5. $50. DO not miss these big bargains; every
one IS in perfect condition. and We give our
own guarantee with each one and keep them in
tune year free. BRADBURY Plano Ware
rooms, +. g. Smith. Mfr. 1912 Olive St: A. Z.
WHITAKER. Mgr.
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OUT OF CITY FOR SALE.

TIMBER lands-Several tracts Of hardwood at
attractive prices. S. Z. West. Mansfield, No.
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iggs.

Ohio and Pennsylvania IA and above s1ssec.
y SAFE: No. 5ilI32t. No . 20G3lc: fine washei
delaine An5-c. Michigan. y and above o5T2sc.
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New York, juno 60 E=Es-Receiu,s .o-5a,- "a
As Tine f-ifu the Interior yaE s,.,orr,
advising % 81 falling OF IN production and ~
purchases IN repI"nls1 aIuaSed stock that has
hut receipts mere were well kept up and Teceiy,
with d short week ahead tried 10 keen Goods
in motion. The market On prime quality regular
pic'.iEE~ OF SUCH a. would candle out 30 per
cent fancy. Uds at l5r. With good. clean stock
showing percentage ~ 1Jc- No attempts were
made 10 buy rE,i@r the call. buyers dema ndei
Il higher proportion II fine goods to PASS FOR ex-
tTa$ than affprcef By the rules. the bulk OF this
grade cgm!EG under contract as to price and
quality. NJ chang IN quotations.
Phiia!Nlphid. June Gags steady; fair de-
r1aEi. fresh nearby lie. loss Of; Western lie.
southwestern Nc: Southern l5Tlsc.
Kansas CITY. No. June sp-Eegs steady: Mis-
No .. whitewOoi cases included. re.
Petroleum.
OIL city. Pa June 91.-Cresit balances 81 80:
certificates. bid. Shipments a5.iog; average
Lima $3.50. average C,,CJ. runs 1.2l2. average
$3.50.
The Metal Markets.
New Yorl;. jane 5u.-Sp0J tin advanced 1.Sfn6
- III. Is 81 Ia Lludou auI futures there cd u
los higher at tIZi l5E IN S-r YORK tin was CunltA
le. w.s higher IN london. spot advancing rs ID
10 -. ana iGttif.s los to I1I los Locally.
"sef. Elir'T ruled lEi! and more CT less nominal
al ltt'ft u f2isc for lake and e.actrolytc while
cast!HE Wa quoted at &c. Lead -enained ur-
chan.d At III Ia in London and locally at 10 z5a
- Sr-iteF vas also quiet and unchanged IN
u noon. where II is quoted at ~ Is 81: In New
y TX " was LHrl!ralg tsHr hanged at s 1876 &c
IrnA closed a. SIS 90 in Glasgow ard at ass cd in
Middieshlr". L",aiIT lion remains dull and nom
iHhIl|, Hhti.aHSfG. w.. fpIH4ry Northern n
a 9s lsGi1s at - 10 foundry northern at
foundry southern ST I. /. sfJI1g
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OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.

b. GELBBR pays spccial prices overcoats.
suits. etc. pay prices nobody In town can beat:
send postal Pr call. CA Morgan.
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KNIGHTS OF CoLUM1Us.

DE SMET COUNCIL. NO. AZ. KNIGHTS OF
Columbus. meetn every second and fourth Thurs
day in the west hail. Century building Ninth ana
Owe sis. Visiting knights are invited
Z. p. MONAGHAN. Grand KNIGHT
N. J. McGrane. Recorder s"@
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. AL rooms papered for SEQ. your choice OF
y patterns: al work guaranteed: send postal.
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JOHN MAeUiRE REAL ESTATE co.,

MONEY to loan real estate at reaaonab b
rates: Inducements on large amounts: also builC
Ing loans: monthly PAYMENTS: 5000 and onward.
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Quiet, Confidential Loans

EUGENE A. TRISLER
10 end liz ". Eighth St. rooms 2 and J.
Fire Insurance Agency.
LOANS ON FURNITURE. Low RATES.
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MONEY To LOAN.
On Real Estate.

LIFE insurance policies purchased: louns nj
tiated: per cent. Guy NJ. W!thers. 3Qs Natl'
Bank Commerce.
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WE ADVANCE MONEY

TO SALARIED PEOPLE: 40 MORTGAGE, NO
$780, INDORSER.
,,, W'th2a. enp,eyes,s knowledge: also on furni.
and moEt private in the city.
ST LOUIS INVESTMENT CO..
lls Missouri Trust bldg. Kinloch c 1857.
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20 Different MAKES.
RENT PIANOS.

81 per month.
y per month.
50 per month,
"a ger month.
Best assortment in ST. Louis and lowest prices
Kent allowed IL piano is purchased! Handsome
STOOL. scarf and Thinning fec. BRADBURY Fi-
ano WarerComs. T.. q. Smith. Mfr. 1917 Olive
y. T. Whitaker
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Confinements. SIC; trained nursing: elegant &C.
sunmodations: free homes for infants. IL desired;
ladies treated for IS Treatment guaranteed); reg
ulator. 81 only: private. reliable. secluded, Il
censed home. where you are we'll treated and
your care guaranteed: private diseases a spscial-
ty. ELLA Olive u.
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To-Day's Weather.
Arrived.

Fair and continued warm. -
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DEMATOLOGY.

CARPET CLEANING.
S>>sSSe~'>>>s>~->~~>~~~-~
CLEAN carpet Is Weber & Marshalrs guar
ahtee: new process steam carpet cleaning and
Tenovating. Kin. 1874. TwentyEfth and Palm.
ABSOLUTELY the best. American CverdieD
CARPET Cleaning Co. Nineteenth and Pine. Teie-
,,ASME steam CARPET Cleaning. &c per yard.
CHICAGO Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.. w. "
McCourtney. Manager-Carpets renovated TO look
Ike new: Lindel 900: KIN. b 1851. $3.50 Finney.
EMPIRE Steam Carpet Cleaning co.-Carpets
taken up. cleaned. made over and laid best work:
lowest prices. LIB Lucas: Beaumont go: 1855.
ENTERPRISE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Special attention to altering. sewing and relay
Ing. Easton and Pendieton Lin. 31iM. Del ZOO.
ST. LOUIS Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. beats.
IenoVates alters. sews and lays carpets. 1873
Easton ave. Tel. Delruar IA: Forest 2eS.
EDUCATIONAL.
TAKE a course N ST. Louis Matchmaking
School. 23OS Locust st. and become frst-cass
1ewe!er. Send for circular.
WALL PAPER.
s-es.ses~e|>asss~~se
?, AL rooms papered for SEQ: your choice OF
81 patteirns: az work guaranteed: send postal.
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FROM FACTORY TO PURCHASER.

SAVE SO TO 500
hy buying from the manufacturer direct. One
OF the finest stocks in the West at way-dUwn
prices. BRADBURY Piano Wareroorus + d
Smith. Mrf., i0l2 Olive St: \. T.. Whitaker. Mgr.
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on furniture and pianos. Eisy terms.
]. A Telfcrd ROOM q. JEFFERSON Bid
hinIoch AgiJ. JEFF.ERSON AND OLIVE.
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SELKIRK'S STORAGE

0RA6E. ABsoLUTELY FIRBPRo9F. new
.afe-keeping of furniture. pianos. trunks vaIua-
bIes. boxes. etc: strictly nrst-class morins
packing, shipping. Our fire Insurance. the
lowest. Money advanced. ship GOODS our care.
Estimates zee. Get our rates. Both phoneA
K. L LEoN0Rr AUCTION & STORAGE co.
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SUBURBAN HOMES

In Webster and vicinity at s. 100 to 5000. with
churches; also choice building lots and acre
tracts. Chas, A Baker. Bristol bldg. Webster
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MONEY 70 loan on furniture. pianos. horses
wagons etc: per cent year. Price-Meise IL Co
6i-6l5-6i6 Mermod & Jaccard bldg.
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River Forecast.

EDWARD II. BOWIE,
Local Forecast Official.
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WILL. give SIS for loan OF $50 for i've mont
nnrs0nnl note. BOY IS Terminal Post Ofilce.
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On Personal Property.

MONEY loaned saIaried people without securit
y. l.Anzet. .09 BenOist huildlng. Ninth and Pin
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
RIVER NEWS
Rise and FnII of the Rivcr1

For Il hours ending at : a. -
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
~>~~~~~~~>>~~S~>~~~~~~~S-
FLOOR space on track In 81. Louis.
Address Rutger Sl5 s. Seventh ST.
SMALL, Office desk room: good locality. Ad-
dress Edwards. s133 Olive.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
RHouE aLAKn,

WATCH HILIA r. l.
1s only 9 hours eOas Esy xerk 9 fro| Sessse an
sS21s1 I1ns Baass eeRReet loeg disanee teisPhese
tsfrners iinee WsqUateat Golf Links one Of the best
- - tTT: shSCfuteIy safe hsihing deep Apain&
knfssE an6 seaE ~sea&eE Fee9F. aalmteea sapFa1 OF
S~rrs @er4f1g wffeg under a11A EEeeS9fe
csa ser FURNISHED eo..ssSS e ~ - 80 e
S~-~-f Tsearf1 aa1 oneaocoaAAag from $50 % 600
SSESE - SoY, Hal Estate 4Ga1e, @sSssFS, 4 =
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
THE GARDEN HOTEL.

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN FLAks ,-,..
The onIv hotel in Atlantic City employing white service
v1D-czz p,orr q J PEARSON. Mgr
EeraanaI repEesentattve at Hotel G4therlana.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.

Stone Iron and Slate Construction. Auantic CITY
newest hotel water in all baths TeIephones IN
Muse service other modern hofei con-
'ehe"C-S' JUL JOSIAH WHITE SONS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Proposals.

7 s ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
ing Ken: York March 7" I9n3.ssalet Prapos5ais
crack New York Har50r VII be received mere until l.
April 20 1903. ami hen publicly opened Information
IN annication X /. MARSHALL. Major. Engrs
ENGINEER OFFICE. I. S ARMY. ROOM =
II -r.,o,, house Norfolk Va March G. 1893 Sealed
,ronosss for dredging Hampton Raads Va. Will he re
lived here until I2 NJ. AUrl -. l"2 ard then Puhhcly
opened Information furnished IN application
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS
xg The leaving time from DeSbrOSseS ana
Station. except where Otherwtss acted
7S5 A. N. FAST MAIE-LtHtrd 70 two Parinr Csss ts
P!tts5a5E $hlssso So caches to fPit!.ou;s
sS @ 4 T. FAS5 EEf''09Is a fPa S:zsiPd
oa Fa4 Easss6 RT sstf
s1ftna,, IRSanse9js iSlsy y SIS s. kOqi; FxpREss
For Toiedo NsshTiiie Via clncinHau ana Louisville
s aslf?aEgI' r. e. ST. h''ifS 6s IS LS5 e5f oar
Msi:s xslfy
755 Siff: NJ H.'sf. PAcFT eiIT5a P1aS P.o
s. fysaPS RS6 sIesRf sRxs@EH sa!g5ta
E1G;Fd5SS ;S1a?f aSD T,E i:e
d 20 DINING .d.s:: Car SO 63 RDl0E na
Streets 22o, % "a Congressional Ln:Ied al P1aiSr &
s and P5nns nFan 35s aa p 3 DINING nan e % 70 hight
So Dins u aT1 10 - oDPnk fited f5 all Paror and
Plnns cars 2 2 Dining r. Co. a. 3t6 2 Dining Carr 400
sotTHERS '74h1 8 - .5 = e !" 70
D. m cDesbrosses and Ccrtiandt Streets l24o p M
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Esrprs=s. s-15 a and 9c5
p m daily FLORIDA sPsGis ~ lo p dnr. M
sEABoARD AIR LINE AY-EHPress 10 I-1a p m,
weeh-days. Man IL 10 night daily ''sea0oaTd Florida
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIbH a l-FoE 'AVi'p'--7
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY--7-55 a m week
F6y Say o6 nn6 P62r 81 3 n 6siFor and SoRFoLK-
ATaNTfJ m1s riys a ' 3 a. a. @ nam and week days
SUNDAYS TJJ a. n. through Nestibuled Trains buHeI
Parinr Stardard Coaches on week DAYS Fa[
or Smoking Car, ParIor Cars Dining Car ana StadA'4
Sundays
CAPE MAY.-l2.JJ ? weekdays ,,-.-.
POINTS New York and Long Branch Railroad 2n ~ m
West Twen third street slati2n9 80 a M Il % o.
80 455. and II % we- days Suntays :. :, ~
StrnetsI a m. 12.2o $40. ) 10 and ll3O p m
days sundays, o A. p Il3 H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
6 COrla1dt Streets. 62th i-'H'
. 30 Penna- Limited 1910 LDcsbT,sses
and CCrandt 1920 Dining carr 100 IN
ing Carr 1I.55 m Il - Dining CarI. l55 tuinL1S
carr 210 CDeshrosses Corllaudt Streets 2o1 %
- Dining -. AZ. 10 Dining carr -
Dining carr. $50 Dining Car: 30 =: SO. 9,-o
Coaches 6 "a 81 ~ Limited. Q - i0J1 dining
carr a m. - 55 Dining Carr IS Dining C'ar) 80
Dining carr 3a5. q CDfaing Carr AS Dining carr,
DINING CSr : 80 % SIS 8 . ? l. 10 nigh,
Nos 461 1854 III and 26l Broadway le-
frRCU ID ST., 2C5 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.. House: West Twenty-third stree
foot Of Iesbrossas ard Cortland
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: Station:
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street fer Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab Service
" W. ATTERBIRY, j R WOOD.
Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty street south Ferry Cirn- from
South Ferry minutes earlier than shown below
EAsFON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNH-z4 IA f715 Easto1 uC3yI. Q 70 a m
20. A.. 500 rs ESastdn onlyl n Sunc7ys "A .
WTLKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4oo aio
a 30 SUNDAYS. II . a. m I ? N -.
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHJ RST. TONS RIVER AND
BARREGAT-z4Op. = 40 a n $50 q 80. "a 10 L~1Ae-
p m Sundays. 1000 a
ATLANTIC CITH--a 20 q m 3 40 p
SINELAND AND BRIDGETON-ts40 90 a n, Tl50
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEsAsHOAE
POTNFS-z4Dn 81 II 20 ~ $40 $50 p n
Sundays except Ocean Grove. . 20 = , n
PHILADELPHIA tREADTNT TERMINAL9-z"45As D
+T.Uo "9o0 1000. I'll 90 m. Tl2 90. LOO
f120 +20 1900. - n" 500. T6ho TISO SsUo p "a
80 Is mdt. --..
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-g4 a. >. 5 30 sle5os
ali 80 a n o. +'3 ~. 500. 100. . = ? H.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND
WILLIAMSP0RT- - 10 floops
IlhO a. n. PeadiHz only. IL nh % r2co ? m
Reading. PottsviIIe and Harrisburg only Tten fAD
. m zFrOn Liberty street only 'L'aily- TDaLy. az
cept sunday ISunday only 4FarIer cars eny- VIA
TamaGua- XSaturdays
Liberty Ferry South Ferry Aster H9use.
lI3 26I 434 1900 1854 1S2 5th AV. . Jainn
Square West. l25th 2T3 West 18TH St 2iS
Columbus Ay, YORK. 4 Court 344, SD Fultnn
St. Br0okIvu: Rr0adway. Williamsburg New YORK
Transfer % calls for and checks haFags 70 dsSL7ato
W q BESLER. e NJ BIHrr
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen Pass T Az
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.. PHILADELA
PHIA AND READING RI. and BAL


PHIA AND READING Rf. and BAL
TINORE AND OHIO r. n.
Leave South Ferry Liberty 81 FeFry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G5au- S3naT- B1ReEs
BALTO.- SHINCITON- F1U 25aEl 40 scam Diner
ATTO
BALTO.-W ASHINGTON- ~ 55pna. nGpTn- Diner
.ROY JIMFFEDs' 25pr7 k0pHa. Diner.
BALTO.- W ARLINGTON 55Pm. G0pm- HtasY-
BALTO.- ASHINGTON- 'F1pm- T.0+9pn. Burak-
BALTO.-W SHING5TON ~ 1u1r 'l2 Isn't SleePsFA
Daily. rElatiy. except sunday sSuuday only
C@7Ces. Liberty Ferry Ferry E0usa,
1i3 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway. ls2 5ta Ave. IS
Union SQUARE West. l25rh 2T3 West t25rh
St 745 Columbus New Y"rs. Court -. 5i4 s6D
F1lton - Rrorkvr GS R-oatwa-. Williamsburg Nev
York Transfer :or ard checks baggage 10 des
tnatiCn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J
Remains open throughout the year Every known coI
fort and convenience for Winter guests Goh pIl'HeS
f'uHIiHs ~@'ef 4A WA TRAYMORE HOTEL CO.
President
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

Lea"e NeN-York CITY SauTc Ferry Liberty 81
Chicago, PirtsjurK. - nr- az y nt-
Chicago, Columbus .'l2sApua fs4pun DINER.
PIffabuPx. Cleveland = 3l'pm- &tprn LAaatd
551rn. 0opEa BufTee
CincInnnfi, 81. Louis. 80 IS Sleeper
Cincinnati. 81. LouiS 10 Yam 'tl salau2 Diner
CincfD m ti, St Louis H,AHPnG- . npu7 B4Ter
NoPFoIk .......-....T Ti2 E5prn O0pHn Diner
'pa!Iy TDaIy. except sunday hSurday only
Offices lI2- Isl - l%0s' Rrusd~ay. = Asr'T Enus@
Union SQUARE " y 3fS FuH0a
Atyn. Liberty 81 Baggage
checked from hotel vr residence To destination
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

NAPLEwooD. concordvine Pa $2e4 Yale. Harvart
4AA and Wesleyan Instructors. Wakes up boys L
duties Of life No Tobacco- J. sEORTILDEE Pin
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN A>-C FOREIGN TEACHERS AGESCI
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, GoverresseA
Colleges Sci oos and Fa-nilies Apply to
Ars n. J YOUEG-FT-TT0N n TFnian Square
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
TILLINGHAsT. WILLIAM HIN PURsU-

rTILLINGHAST, WILLIAM HIN PtKSC-
ance Of az order Of Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. a
Surrogate Of New York notice is hereby
given all persons having claims against Wiiam n
of County Of New York deceased
70 presert the same vouchers thereof 70 the sub
scrihers at their place transGcng the
ofFice Of Guthrie Cravath & Henderson, No 40 Wall
street Borough Manhattan The city Of New York
on or before Of July nezt-
Dated New the 10th day of January, 1913
LOUISE TILLIEGHAST.
CHARLES W TIIIISGHAST. Executors.
LOUIS LEE STANTON.
GUTHRIE. CRANATH & FENpFRSoS. Attorneys FOR
Executors No Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
City OF Ce1-YCrk.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
BERKSHIRE INN,

virruia-sve and Beach. Atlantic City N J. $500 s2oo
ds.Iy &c % $1,000 $3.50 s15 weekly during March
and special Easter Extensive improvements IN
ebstructpd view Elevator Hot and cold baths Ies'
Steam heat Capacity. 3oe- Table and serVce inc
80 Boet1.t 7 O. & J. E DICKINSON.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-23
Superior hotel recommendations at moderate rates
TIE AEREEARLE,

Virsina-ave.. Beach, Atlantic ny ~,
eiaasnt modern hotel Throughout.
adapted for entertainment Of spring Llsitors IU
Tarre sunny front rooms with private baths brass
and metal throughout Elevator service to an neo
IJ1nI Thoroughly h@ated and open CRATE nre
beautiful paress extead entire ~ ~
house A feature for eeoi and vet days Cuisine ana
service exceptionally good Special during Spite
Ss 5000, SIS 80 weekly: 81 90 and upward
respaade1ce selected. Booklet mailed J. r COrr~