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Evening journal., 1903-07-08
THE LITERARY WORLD

Some facts given in "A Four-Thou-
sand Mile Race" by Louis Weickum,
will surprise most readers Of the July
St Nicholas. IL is not generally known
that the New York City Board of Edu-
cation maintains a school-ship, the St
Mary's. on which boys are trained for
the merchant marine. The nautical
school on the st. Mary's is under the
supervision or the United States. that is
TO say, the captain is a detailed officer
OF the United States Navy. The school
is intended for boys who wish to learn
navigation and seamanship. combined
with a high school course Of studies
SO that they may be Cited to serve as
officers in the merchant marine SER
vice. After a student has completed
two cruises and passed his examina-
ton, he receives a certificate of grad
uation, which qualities him to MI the
position of quartermaster, or Junior
officer. ON the great transatlantic
steamship lines.
The July Criterion is always one Of
the most attractive of summer periodi-
Gals and the fiction number" with its
seasonable cover design In colors, by
John Cecil Clay and handsome illus
trations, offers an unusually pleasant
opportunity to magazine lovers to
avail themselves of some thoroughly
wholesome. high-class short stories. In
addition to the two timely and valu-
able special articles. Great Engineer
ing Feats of New York" by Albert r.
Thomas-an illustrated account of
some marvellous achievements with
the elements in the metropolis; and
Joel Bentons sympathetic memories of
personal friendship with the late poet
Richard Henry Stoddard; there is a
wide. range OF fiction-humorous OF
serious. tragic or comic to choose from
Among the best Of the stories are John
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
PgNNsYLvANIA cAAuTAueuA.
Reduced Rates to M. oretns via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

For he Pennsylvania Choutauqua. 10
pe held at Mt. dretna, Pa, July ] TO
August o, 1903, the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company viii sell special excur-
sion tickets from New York Phfadel-
phia, Chestnut Hin, RhoeniKwae. will
.mington, PerfyvllIe F'reaerick, Nd,
Washlngtonp. g., East I.ibhrty. Butler,
Indiana, Connellsvillo. Bedford, Clear
nela. Martinsburg. Beuefonte Water
ford, cguandepea, wilkeslnrre. gom-
hfcken At Carmel Lykens and Rrla-
cipal Intermediate points. to Mt
6retns and return. Al rsdhced rates
Tickets VIII be sold Jnne 70 Augoyt
I 9, inclusigs. and wil Be good 10 rornn
ustil August 49, inclusive For specific
gites consult ticket agents.
is SIS
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

Ui Lloyd's delightfully."- humorous sa-
tire. 1.-THE Pedigree Of sam Hfrs Watt
ed Wife, Zelast" "The Love Affairs Of
a Beggar Artist OF Japan" by Adachi
KinnosulSe "The Rescue of Lunette."
by Katherine II. Brown: Between the
Goals" by Alfred StOddart: "The Pun
ishment and the Crime" by Elizabeth
Marvin, and "On the Edge of Samar" :"
by Henry L. Mencken.
The July number Of Everybody's
Magazine 5 specially strong IN fiction.
A new serial is begun In that number
by Gelett Burgess and win Irwin,
called The Reign OF Queen Isyl," a
gay. vigorous. human tale OF modern
California ana a fiesta queen who van-
ished on the eve OF her coronation. Ths
fantastic humor OF Gelett Burgess and
the sturdy realism OF win Irwin have
combined TO make "a charming story.
"rhe Marriage of Martin" by Freder-
ick Walworth, is a lively tale of Irish
twins who loved the same girl. The
Atavism of John Tom Little Bear" by
O. Henry. is a humorous story of an
Indian, who, after receiving a college
education, becomes Indian again for
a few hours, much to the readers edi-
fication and the Indians credit. The
Poet and the Hall Bedroom" Is a dainty
story by Emily Watson. fun of senti-
ment. The WoOing OF Ah-Te" con-
cludes in the July number. II is the
strongest instalment OF a strong story.
The Indian snake dance Is given with
such realism as TO suggest that the au-
thor must have been an eye witness
"The Little Stories OF Real Life" by
Juliet Wilbor Tompkins. Richard Bar
ker Shelton Louis A. Weadock and
Sidney Porter are an improvement over
any previous series OF Little Stories
with the Procession" gives the ~usual
monthly review OF the important events
that are making history, besides COW
ering the special departments OF Music
Art and Books
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
LOuBEps DINNER TO EDWARD
French President Entertains at EN-
bassv In London.


bassy In London.
Eondon, July S.-France lavishly ro-
turned Great Britain's hospitality by
dinner given by President Loubet to
King Edward at the French embassy.
The scene around the embassy was
most animated King Edward and
President l-oubet both arrived there
with military escorts. and other dis
unguished guests drove sp In hand
some private equipages A great crowd
OF people outside gave his majesty an
ovation. The king was met at the
dQcr OF the embassy by NJ Loubet.
Who had arrived there little earlier
than Ids nsjesw, Ambassador Cam
bon aad the stan Of ne Freaoh EN-.
baEsy.
The interior OF ttse embassy vas
prefusely decorated. The White wa1ied
banquet hall was transformed into a
bower Of roses. compliment " King
Edward The table, which was oslong.
was open at one end NJ. Eonbet sat
at the closed end, with the king on
fis right aad the Prince of Wales on
his LEFT Overhead were massive, IN
csndescent chandeliers, made moro
brlAant by numberless crystal pen.
dants
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
Nine Workers PAY s2.as For Coal.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, July s-An ad.
vance OF i5 cents ton has been made
on all coal supplied in this vicinity TO
the employees Of the Delaware. Lacka.
wanna and Western Coal Company.
This viii make the price of coal s. 25
delivered the former price being sl.sO
a ton. The collieries affected by tho
Increase are the Pettebone. Wood.
ward. Bliss and Auchincloss.
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AIIentown Edltor pead.

Allentown. Pa, July S.-Cyrus
Kuntz. editor and proprietor Of the
Item, died from paralysis. lie was 40
years of age, and leaves a wife and
five daughters. Mr. Kuntz was the
editor Of the Item since It's founda.
tion. on January I, 1878. and was the
sole proprietor since 1871.
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wiz shot NJ Eatal-

Trenton, n. j.. July S.-samuel C.
Beatty the Bordentown restaurant
keeper, who died at ST. Francis Hos
pital as the result Of being shot by his
wife, made an ante-mortsm statement
to Judge Matheson, but the latter de-
clined TO make the statement public.
The wife claims the shooting was done
In self-defense.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
81 TO BALTIMORE AND RETURN.
Sundays, July .52 and &c, August and
2s. via Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.

on the above dates the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will run special Sunday
excursions 20 Baltimore. Special
train win leave Delaware avenue sta
tion at s.20-a. ms; arrive az Baltimore
(Mt. Royal Siation) 10 a. M, ana Cam
den station, 1906 a. m.
Returning leave Baltimore Camden
Station) at Gas p. N. and Mt Royal
station at $50 p. m.
Tickets, 81 for round trip.
July 2-tin IL
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
Reliance overhauIed.

Bristol. r l.. July s.-The Reliance
sailed for New Rochelle after being
four days In the hands of her build.
ers, during which time she had thor.
ough overhauling. Her bow plates.
which were dented during the race off
Newport last Thursday. were brought
back into shape.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

RAlLgOAD,T /,
le IN erect May n, fp91-


Schedule IN effect May II. fpsa.
"A AZ i trains illsm,netee With Ptntsch axhs.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave
nue. station, for
ro'ss a NJ 4. a. $50. - Csoyal 10Y LIN ssS
ted(, rl-sz. 10.b5, p. m. sundays. s6.fe.
stV. ,n.% a. NJ; $3.50. 't.1e (Heyal I-iIn-
FHrtXDrEhsfisaflH, W. week DAYS wM
sso. %. g. %, 'sos =. 4o sl0.ss. 10. 81 q. m.
R.n, liz, s7.00. s3.2o, sl.ss SIS (Faoyak
Limited, g 2, Go =. AZ. s1o,m D. NJ. Sun
n. $40. Gao, sis CRoyai Eimltsd), 7.OSs
Y. ~. S.tS s10.66 q. NJ.
=. chester, week days. $50. s6.5. 7,2.Nsa.Oe,
$40. ia .io.S p. M m. sundsys SUM va a.so. 20. az s
.s6e se'ss 'll's5 a. m.; so. 7.o6. 10. s.ss.
Atlantic city, week days, .s.S. and =. -
Llmitedl. Sundays, 7.20 a. m, saW D. m.
cape May and Ocean CITY, week days.
g .s.s6 % a. M. $3.50 .. m. Sundays. I. 70 a. N.
ssa Isls csty, week days. .sSs a. N;
% 30 p. IN. Sundays. sb. 20 a. IN. 5. so o. 10.
ssltmore and Washington, week days.
aS, g 20 CRoyal Liniitcd)' s oi. sio. 10 o.
m. sundays. s4lS, . 16 a. m d "a . "a
go. $40 ORoyai Ilmitsd). 's.oi. 'lO.is
Baltimore and way stations. week sayu.
Ss a. m; $40 p, m. Sundays. s.ls .. m. !;
Newark. week days ais sm. ss1a
lO.Os. I'll ~ a.. m: Il %. SO e4b5, 61I
.S.vi. 'l0.l0 p. m. Sundays, 4. Is, q. IL q IL
a. m; sl.22. 6.s7. sS.01. II 30 d. m.
Pltaburg, week days, sS.16 a. m. a. So
~ io'lg ny p m. Sundays. 's.1e a. M; 't.a0.
Chicago. daily. 's.1e q. m; ss.4opm.
Cincinnati and St. Louis. sis a. N 4
IL, 1910 p. M, daily.
slnKerly accommodation, week DAYS
80, l0.Ve, a. m. $40, 6.1f D. N. Gundayn
o'lo n. m. 6.U, l1.O p. m
LandenburE accommodation, wo0K dayn
$40 m. $50. 500 .. m. Sundays, 10. it
a. M; 7.47 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Whining
ton. week days, '3.35, 100, s7.i0. s.i6, 30. 20
a. m. 1900. T2.iS. T.52. 2.15 s3.08 a 9G
b.00. $3.50, 'b.ss (Royal Hmited. 600 q 81
.l.xo =. 81, sll.ah y. m. Sundays, s32K Isl
= 40 $40 a. M; ~. .tS, s152. 2lb' q. .0a' @
D. m.
Royal Hmitea' n composed erdu-
slvely Of Pullman pnrlor Observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except relrtrlAn
Pullman charge.
Delmarvla Telsphone No. fss A.
y. and A. Telephone No 1fe1 A.
kates to Western points iower than v1a
III. A. MILLER,
Travelling PASSENGER AGENT
Market Street Station. yYnmlnaton. IA
d. and A. Phone No. i1s8 a.
c. W. BAssErT. O. p. a
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

General Dowet has become the head OF a
large political party I'm the Orange river
Colony. Every Boer returned from Brit
ish prison camps at once Joined General
Dewefs party and IL now comprises a
majority Of the white population IN the
colony.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
EVANSVILLE, IND, QUIET
City Uneor Control Of General Mckee
and State Militia,

City Unecr Control Of General Mckee
and State Militia.
Evansville. Ind. July s.-The city
OF Evansville IS now under the con.
troll OF Bngadier General Mckee and
Mayor Charles G, Covert assisted by
q committee 81 public safety. Several
companies Of soldiers are here. After
q consultation with prominent citizens
Mayor Covert announced committee
Of public safety, which will advise him
during the trouble. The committee
discussed the situation with the
mayor and General Mckee and deoid.
ed 70 place the guarding OF the city
in the hands of Chief OF Police Fred
Heuke. and to increase the regulaf
police force by SO men. making It 100.
The policemen are armed with shot
guns and revolvers and their instruc.
lions are TO force the people to respect
their authority
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
psIawars pivIsIOn.

For New Castle. 7.s7. SIS a. m, s.O4 4.oa
and 6M p. m, weekdays.
week days.
Eor Dover, Harrington. ana Delmar. IN.
-. ~. lg.1 a. m, f.e2, SIS and 1874 a. N.
HjindoyB, l2.04 a. m.
For WgOmfng and way stations q a.
IN. week days.
Exprees for Cape Charlea, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolh 1e.U a. m, week.
days and II, ,4 ninht daily.
For Atlantic City. ~n.
rhnough PiHman Hncet parler Cars and
Vesubeied Coaches. & 3 p. m. weels-daVs.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
Colonel Bayard Killed on Railroad.

Bellefonto. Pa. July S.-Colonel
George A. Bayard. one of the Oldest
citizens OF Bellefonte and who served
through the civil war as major of the
l4Sth Regiment was struck by
freight train on the Pennsylvania rail
road here and instantly killed. He
was 76 years old
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
BLEW TOP OF HEAD OFF

smithvllle, N. j., Farmer hndeo ms
LIE Ina Field.
Mt Holly. N. j.. July With a gun
close by his side and the top Of his
head-blown of. John Grant a farmer.
was foultd dead in a field near smith.
Vile Shortly after he left home the
report Of SIN was heard by neigh
Dor but no Investigation was made
Until his body was found
The presence OF the gun by his side
explains the cause Of Grants death.
who undoubtedly left home bent on sui
eide, He was about 80 years old and
unmarried. He Is not known to have
had any troubles.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
CWilmAngton Dlvtston.)
Gyma-tabla u efIest June %.

Traina leave Wilninaton. Q1tnx streea
ohanin, Winterthur, 0nyencauri, 0ran-
eEuo, Coesart, Chadd's Ford Junouon.
focopeon, West Chester Hmbroev4lla
Aaortonyiale. Coatesvtlas and lntarmedaats
stations, daily exoept Sunday. al 7.8 a.
m 55ns daily 2.lo and go p. M sundgyB only
For suplee, Elverson ond interu,edaata
statsone, daily, exceRt Sunday, At 78 a.
M, daily. 2.1o and t.bo ,. M Sunday only
6ae \. m.
For Joanna, BiraaDorQ. Reading anG in
terneuiatb H4atioWl, dal1y e1neu4 Sunday
Al a. m ana 70 p. n Sunday Only
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Ffom Chestpps gtFeet ana Routh streel
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
IuIe ln eiIect june IS, 1903

Schedule In effect June Is, 1908.
Trains leave WnminRton as follows:
s,or Phnadeipha lexpressl. 1.is. s.l9,
n e, II a5 a. M. ,'i2ie 3D. i.s7, %, e. II,
~ ~ 80 e.o'. $50. e.ss, 7.l7, y.os, s.ie and
Accommodation. s.io. 7.@. $40. 800 ana
i9a9 a. m.' 1890, 2.s2 100. go. e.3 and
l.OO D. NJ.
For chester Sexpress). l.as. go. $50. ia
l.eo' s:lv, $50. 35, 1903, Ills. n.a2. II. 20 a.
an m.i "a AZ IN svO, s.aS i,bs. e.0. e.b6. s.W
Aceommodation. 6.lO 7.os. 800. 1880 a.
M; R.sQ 2.s2, 400. 5.a5. g. rs, and ii 90 d. IN.
hor New, York Cthrough express). 40
l;s Dining car), sii. e.07. se.2o tDinins
SaD, ~, ana s.1b p. m. connecting via
5Saa ~ ses' ssss9t9e Pha5la.daelPhAa t.2O
Il. 10, 500, ass 500. and 1000 D mi
For Boston. without change, 1000 a. m.
For Newark Center and intermediat.
stations z 80 a. m. and 6,42 y. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. NO. 500. z. 10
~ is, ana ll.Ql a. m, 1915. - .ss 81. 16' B0
s.bl, sos, f.ls, 8. .26, '6.0s, 63S, 7O1. 7Y. sil
y. m. u Is and ~ As night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. SOC
i.f, t.lS .. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street fol
Wilmington leNpress), s.t5. 7.20. 7.s0 8 a.
V,iO, ~ w II ~ a. m, ''l236. 1.l3 ais. 3. 20
rs -i NfNft ef~Ni hh'f VteVi itfVs ISL H. II
Accommodation. e.1O. IA. s.ia iona M
TX s'aS f.ot 90 5.Si. 6.27. S.sS. 10. y and
II ~ y. m.
Sunday Trains.
For Philadelphia (express), 1.f9. s.io. 40
ss3, ~. ~. II .b a. M, 1877. 400, ass, 6.O7
o.4N i.l1, 9.03, BIG aud 1000 D m
Accommodation. 40. $40. 800 a. IN.
II ~ 200, 400, b.25, 7.2s and II 90 p. m.
For Che8ter texpress). 1.49, 40, 0.a5, II A
a. m l.Si, 800. 4.5s, 6.07. s.Os and 1910
Accommodates, ITO $40. 900 a. m.
l2.lt 200, 400, 5,2 7.2S and II 90 D. m.
for New York Cthrough expressl. 1 a.
ZIP s;% q. m, 1.H Dining Carr. 400, 6.O7
.e'1u tDinng Car), III Dining Car), oil
y, m. cQnnectlng Via Broad street Sta.
,l2n, fhiladelphia- go. 7.i0. $40 a. M.
For Boston, without change. TIL %. m.
baltimore and Washington, $50 800
~ u a M, 1905, 1876. so, s.5f, 4.Oa SIS
,s,Os, ess' 7.sl. S.l5 p. m. l2.ls and u. 4
baltimore and intermediate stations. ell
y. m. ''-'
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. 10,
MHminglpn teNpress). $40, 720, 1i.23 a
RI. q lls sls 80 5.O7 SIS, 10. SIS. II. n
Accommodaiiou. SIS. sis. 1873 a. n.
'-'sS f.sz' o.l2, SIS and i0.22 D. m.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

tDaily. s Sundays. I Weekdays.
South ST., $50. bSouth ST.. I.3o.
South ST., 400. South ST.. AIS.
South ST., $50. Saturdays only. 5 STtoo
Excursion.
Detailed tims tables Al t1pRsa ofapA
18th and Chestnut 6ta.. "a Chestnut 81
1905 Chestnut ST., ~ 6outh % 81. eo61
Market 81. and at Stations.
Union Transfer Company Will call foE
and check baggage from hotels and reai-
A. +. DICE EDISON I. WEEKS
Genl Supt. GenI Pasa'r ARt-
Evening journal., 1903-07-08
Misapproprlated Governnent Funde.

WIsappTOpTIdttu government FUNDS,
Manila July s.-Customs Inspector
Coates aud Lieutenant Osborne. con
stabulary supply officers, both sta
toned al san Fernandino have been
arrested on the charge Of misappro.
priati0n of government funds.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

sfshsr Asrconi. tho inventor Of wkelesr
teleersphy is said 20 hare discovered .
method BY which eEFssn nsg be EXTRACT
ed rom cir et a very slsht expense.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

A short tims sEo a aisiliaN advocate wes
found guilty OF sEty-thres different acts
Of fraud FOR bis Industry sad enthualazh
IN the cause Of dishonesty he wss Sos
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

Railway wfeciing oraner are now con-
sfructed as high "a hftg tons caBncity
Such a esnne win swing loaded car fDn
any place w'tliiH reach. or raise a focopo-
yve after iis easily detsehsbls parts are
removed.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

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Copy Of EVENING JOURNAL
regularly and promptly teIe-
phone the office. ID. = A. 056
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Read the Evening Journal for all the
news.
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$1,000 Down
Then
$1.OO Per Week
Select Your Lot
and Get Our Price

18th and Grant Ave.
%, Sd and 9TH and Greenhill Ave.
% between Greenhill and Cleveland
Aves.
b, 4th, 5th and 9th between Greenhill
and Cleveland AYES.
Davis st. west Of Dure st.
Evening journal., 1903-07-08

Ford, Gray, Cleveland Avess betwee
I'd and 9th SITS.
Corner Of Porter and Maple SITS.
Ninth and Union SITS.
Harrison ST. between Beech and Oak.
Sd between Adams and jackson SITS.
Brown between Beech and Oak SITS.
9th and Washington SITS.
Maple st. between Broome and Clay
ton SITS.
Scott st. between I'd and 4th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03

- - TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF septsmber
20 L. 1903 OF the confirmation the
Court entering IN the Bureau th- Collection OF
and Arrears. uf FOR OPENING
AND ACQUIRING TITLE 20 the following named street
in the BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN:
18TH WARD. SECTION : WEST 1T2ND STREET
OPENING. sr0n Amsterdam Avenue 10 Fort Washtnxror
Confirmed April .. leO3l entered Hspfsnbey "a rpD3
EDWARD M.-6ROur,~ Comptroler.
New Yort. September 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
CopartHership Dissolution Notice.

RY MUTUAL CONSENT THE PARTNER
ship heretofore existing in the Of Cou1seIuan *
Co this day dissolved M Charles G. Smith retiring
viii continued by the
Charles Couuseiuan Henry D. Sturteval under
the firm name OF CoUnsenan & Co.
CHARLES COT-NSEIMAN.
HENRY y. STCRTETA\T,
CHARLES G SMITH.
New York &C. 81 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBT TELEGRAPH TO rrr rn1nr,,r

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Chicago. Oct 2-Ths active wheat futures her. closed
a. advance OF &c 10 SC but the October vrbss+
dragged, and closed a decline OF Lc The vb.,.
markets generally higher and the coaspcuou, rr
curnstance the strength OF the December St Louis
That &C higher az time. TIE ST louis -narke,
closed 10 70 1aso yesterday The Northwe,t.-,
arksts made better this cash at Miuneano.
being particularly strong bull influence was ,bs
s. Louis strength. which the red winter ub.,-
situation. The Northwest reported falling of IN ,o,,-
offerings Gables reported increase OF IN. vrss
IN Odessa stocks 472oooo bushels making an Increase
there for September of almost 1900 bushels There
was a temporary break these figures. Ths -pecula
i've feature the selling az December ana b,v,, =.
May by interests which have had a spr,as -. -
way-Arrnour and others. St Louis was a larTa ..1.-
mere Northwest cars were 03 compared with 7se last
year primary receipts Lil8oOo bushels compared with
10000 bushels Clearances 557 600 bushes main
y -four. There was sale OF 900 bushels red "a o.,
20 St Louis On the other hand, Armour and on. Of
the other elevator concerns took wheat 10 Duluth 70
bring here cables were strong Argentine shipped AS
600 bushels American weekly elearanoea were better
100000 bushels December sold at 7szc ana 77zs and
closed at se: May 7S>sc sellers The leaders seem to
be scalpins as II the present price were deba,able
Shorts covered corn There was an important tn. @,
December bought BY Wall Street Corn clo-a+ a.. .. a.
yesterday December sold at $3.50 and 4sHc and
closed al $3.50; May closed 45Ac sellers Receipts
were 40 cars Saturdays estimate SEQ Cash was &c
70 &c better Shipping sales 100 900 bushels Ar
Een'inA shipments were l.e2s 600 bushels The shipping
demand was quiet: sales 900 bushels Country Of
fsrngs are not Increasing Il expected that receipts
VIII soon show decrease. Cearances for the week
/ ia 90 bushels
oats closed sc nc higher October sssc: Deeenl-
Der. SShse and May 5Tec. The leading long interest
the Fatten added It's to-day Receipts
increase. lsS estimated Tor Tomorrow.
The eastern demand continues quiet the consumption
however, sufficient take OF receipts Cash
oats No higher
Ih"F- waH an Indifferent provision market, witt the
detree futures nrm and the nearby October PORK
and lard lower October ribs unchanged Hogs
Dc higher est here were 4 81
90 last The worlds stock Of lard for September
Increased 1900 tie-ces. compared with 1000 dscsasa
last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-03
Official Legal Notices.

TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ADyER-
~ TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF September
20 October 1903 OF the confirmation Supreme
Court and the entering the Bureau Collection
Arrears, Of for OPENING
Asp ACQUIRING TITLE the following named street
An THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
15pn WARD, SECTIONS 10 AND II. CHISHOLM
sI F-T.T-OPTNTNG stebhins Avenu. 20 Intervals
Avenue Confirmed April "a 1893: September IS
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT CoulptroII-r
CITY OF New York. September =,
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Citations.
rHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
i YORK. by the grace Of God free aad indePendent.
Ta-ki Dayl Jenkins. Hughes. Mary
gins Maggie Two. Thomas Jenkins William Jenkins.
fS~na-4 Jenkfns Sarah Ann jenkins, the
~ fin OF Isaac Jenkins, deceased. greeting:
VVbereas Sarah jenkins, OF the City Of New York
lately applied the surrogates Court OF County %
Nsvv YORK a certain instrument writing
la1K 10 both and property duly proved
the last and Testament OF Isaac NJ jenkins late OF
49, county of York. deceased. therefore YOU and
sgcb ~ cited before the
~ County OF York at his Office County OF
New york on 10th day o. November thousand
nine hundred three, at hafpsst o'clock
forenoon day then and there TO attend the
80 ~ tie said VIII and Testament And such OF
80 cited under Of
cns years required to appear guardian,
have II have appear and apply
y~ one 70 be appointed. the OK your
failure q guardian viii be appointed by,
Surrogate represent ard act for in the procsedng
IN Testimony Whereof. We caused the Seal OF
the Surrogate's Court OF the said County Of
New York be hersunto affixed. Witness.
Hon. Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF said
1919 County New York a County. the 10th
day OF September. In the year o Lord
thousand nine hundred and three.
FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk Of the Su-rOgate's Court
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The approximate amour q the lien or charge 70 satisfy
VII tie described property IS 70 be sold Is
with interest thereon from the second day ot
1908 together with costs and allowances
s336ST. with interest September I5
1909 together % the sale The approx
f-ate amount taxes other liens which
are 70 allowed the purchaser out Of the purchase
money or paid by Referee 1857 IS interest
The is made subject prior mortgage OF $4,000
with IN August g. 1909. and five year
lease which expires May lat, 1905
DATED New York. sept 80 ttHS.
AUGUSTUS H VASDERPOELs Referee.
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