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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine steady and fairly active with
supplies hands large Rosin was nrr
for low grades which are and wnnted. Tar was
with prices unchanged, although there Is good
tobbng demand. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE- and machine bbls' 90
Q61c
TAR-Pine bbls. 81 TO9s2 So oil bbls 81 ,oa$4 %
50 70as2 rs r s. aGs2 80; G. Sc e5as3 ~ Sass 10; l.
50 s5Gx3 20; h 81 2o@Ss 90 NJ. 81 so; y. 81 &; c.
81 10dS4 so and W w. 81 e0IS5 10
HAND.
SnIrjts turn-utins bbs
i'o'' Oos
Savannah. Oct 2-TU RI'ENTINE. firm 3ic; receipts
52T sales. exports. 1S2. ROSIN firm; re
ceipts Bass; sales. Lao: exports, 9s1. Quoted A. B
and c. 81 Is: D. 81 %: z. 81 s. r. s. 20; G. s255; H.
81 20; 81 h 50 60; NJ, 81 10; y. So so: w c. s. 30;
W W, 81 90
Charleston. Oct. 2c-TU RPENrINE steady. s5Ac
ROSIN quiet A. c. 81 %; D. s. 49, e 81 .: F.
81 40; c. 81 IS; H. So So %: X, So 6S; NJ. 81 So
y, So So " @. IS %: W W, 81 25
New-Orleans. Oct. 2o--Receipts: ROSIN. as bbs
Wilmington. Oct 2O.-SPIRTTS TURPENTINE firm.
J61ec; receipts, Is ROSIN So %; receipts.
1874. TAR firm. 81 50: receipts IL. CRUDE TTRPEN-
TINE firm, 81 2JG<3 So Receipts So
London, Oct. 2O.-TJ RPF,NTTNEs-Spirits. ass Gil
ROSIN-American strained. 6s Cd: fine. Jos Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

1908.
l,1FFEk-The coffee market opened a.
.ssage4 prices July decline OF points other
almost once turned fiTzn ruled fairly
osilg arm. net % 10 points higher
bass. The Initial decline seemed disap-
ntus1s the showing Of Haere which after open
& 49, higher. lost the advance though after
rc market there again turned stronger. and was
about franc let higher In opposition 10 this,
ne German uarke; 20 = pfg higher.
r-eeipls moderate, bearing preGic-
-s g smaller movement received from Brazil re-
Was nothing concerning the growing
reviewed -tlIs The Gay, and the buying seemed be
Ca r-nsUal Of the recent bulllgh which
at-alte4 by the satal losses Receipts the
ports footed up $1,000 bags and the Interior Santos
ll,efa-- vas 3s.o1S bags against 5s.2(0 last
There were ciearances OF 2GSO bass. AZ the opening
Considerable selling by importing interests,
was also LIQUIDATION. but later these offerings be
Jess ilsstent Whe demand from scattering
rTease-- The spot market firm, with quotations
basis of : l3-l0c for Ri3 No :.
TIE q contract prices Ia The local market to-day
a. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

ne ocai market Tor spots closed euiet and steady, at
iints afssuce the OF 3 SOC for Kidding
20 a1t le4c for rni6dllng CUT Saies were Sz6 bales
80 llune-s and including 80 MADE yesterday after
southern SPOT markets were tsiesrsphsd fol-
savannah quiet unchanged a. eee sales. 10 bales
s--95 QIieL Uuchsnged ~ sssc. Norfolk STEADY, &C
a. secs sales Oh ba3ss s.. Louis steady, l-iec
a. 5rc. sales. p bales Mobile new. unchanged
go Gales. 1900 hales Wilmington 6uu. unchanged
Baltimore nominal. unchanged AZ sfbo Cal
Ni1 ---Oc hEher 81 Sac sales, liza bales New
- e.eacE . &c higher e+.c- ss-es. 400 beles
.e-4-1 steady, unchanged e-l665so: sales 1.oSD
1e-rrhls firm 1-I6c higher 3 1916. sales.
ua-es Bs.irs'e1 receipts for tomorrow: At New
90 u 1900 bales, against 1o2ll last week
e,ao lass year Galveston. 700 20 l4OOo CON
f'--n - - last week and IS 2GS last and
zee iast year
,tt ~ the ports and interior points to-day. con-
- N--l lle sano DAY Lac. Reek ard last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York. Efe p Bartlett PLAINTIFF against
Annie r. Neeer. Defendant-In pursuance OF Juig
ment OF Foreclosure and Sale. duly made entered
IN the aboveened action bearing date the Sth day OF
june 1903 the undersigned. the Referee in said tug
rnent named. will sell at Public Auction at the New
York Real Estate Saesroon No ISL Broadway. in the
Borough OF Manhattan. Citv OF New York. the 23d
by Peter F. Meyer Auconeer the premises directed
said Judgment 10 be sold therein described fol-
lows: All that certain lot piece. OF with
the buildings thereon erected. known the
number One Hundred and Fortyfour West Tventy-eighth
Street situated in the Borough Manhattan City OF
New York. and bounded and described follows: Be
ginning at point the SOutherly side Twenty
eighth Street distant hundred fortysight feet
and four inches easerly s0utheastery
OF Twenty-eighth street ans Seventh
ming thence sOuthwardy and nearly parallel
Avenue ninetyelght feet and nine inches
centre line OF the block between Tweny-seyenth
Twenty eighth Streets. distant hundred hSty
along said centre Tine block twenty-five feet
thence northwardy and parallel with Seventh
Avenue and part Of the distance through party wall
nnetyeiEht feet and nine inches sOutheriy
or Twenty-eighth Street, and thence westwardly
along the southery side OF Twsnty-eshth
ming be the said several distances dimensions
o. less
Dated New York. August ST. 1903
EDWARD =. LA FETRA. Referee.
AIWAIER * CRC1KSHANk. Attorneys for Plaintiff
No. q Cedar Street, Borough OF Manhattan New
The following IS diagram OF property to be sold
18th Street:
2Sth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

,1at11. Receipts-Four. 100 bbls and 2e6co 10 IN
saSts. wheat corn $3.50 push oats ~ SV1
t'sb ssbpruents-wbeat. 1900 bush; corn, l9OOo
bush: oats, 5000 bush r,-- - . "a .s,b
Oct. 2U.-C1Ose: W ttE~@N
sece r-~ernber s. a GsGc: May. b2sc. Nc AaTu 80
C1RS No . cash Al isc: December 5s11c; May.
ATS No 2 cash SIC; December. 2Sc; May.
sec: No white. 4oc. 80, o,.rBSrzr o-.oh.-
e. -. December S. 57E: January. 50 %: February.
81 ssis; March Sc G5 prime aske 80 90 prime ti''hy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool oct 20 ?. m.-Cottcn-Spot-Moderst
hnainess DONE prices. 10 IS points lower; American
middInE fair. 6ssd: good uidaIing. 6.sod mddlins.
sT. low rniddllns. e1. good ordinary. Esd. ordinary
tSi The sales o. the day $500 bales. % which
i speculation and and Included $50
American Receipts 32.Oco bales. including @53A0 Amer
lean FUTURES opened easier and closed veg stes,ty
American MIDI o. .. October = All. October ara
November 23g5 IA: November AMI peceuher. Slsd
and January. S.isd: January and February
z I5d: Eeeruarv and March. : i5t; March and April
s 1895 1884, April and Nav. 51Sgo.ist May and Juns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

The approximate % the lien charge to sat
isfy which the abovedescbed property 70 be sold Is
together with costs and allowances amounting
S2S3. with interest 18th. 1908 besides
expenses the sale. The approximate amount %
assessments. other liens. which be allowed
purchaser out Of the purchase paid by
Referee. Is hfty-fOur dollars and interest Tbs
premises will be sold subject TO prior mortgage OF about
thousand dollars and interest from January
1903 and costs Of certain action pending 70 fore
close
Dated New York August 81. 1903
EDWARD y. LA FETRA. Referee.
The above sale Is hereby adjourned to October 7th.
1908. at the hour and place.
Dated New York. September 2<rd. 1898.
EDWARD y. LA FETRA, Referee.
TIE above sale is further adjourned 10 October
2lst 1908. at the hour and place
Dated New York. October 9Th, 1893
EDWARD b LA FETRA. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

flour AND NEsAIs-A fair business fun prices
vas AGAIN TIE feature il -four circles The close being
E-faIgIts. s. SpGS4. winter patents IS sogs4 30;
.rng clears, s. 5JGS4 10: 40 winter, 50 1875
s. = extra 10 WINTER. 81 S0GS3 10; red Cog. So 5O9
- 81 a-rte BUCkWIi1-AT FLOUR, quiet: quoted a.
- Rye flour. rrrns quoted: fsir 20 gooo, - .
aS On. choice 20 fa1-cy, 50 s5GS3 g. CORNAEAI@
steacE quoted. Kiln dried. 50 1888 %. % brand
7Sl -. o1a-se. 81 oSaSl o.. FEED-Quoted: Spring
faH sle. SO. sacks 70 arrive 20 > SIS 90: sprias
s7sa 159.iag. SO 5oqs3. in go 70 sacks; city f.e:
e-t ~ 80 Lnseed oil cake, so hoiuiny chop vi
a-H So >. SACKS 70 arrive. OllIneal "a 90
CDI-pN-C0tt11 active and frTncr to-day. The
aEet opened nrl unchanged prices 20 an advance OF
u anticipation * q bullish crop report at midday. For
iU. trading quiet demand being restricted by
Ne i.r weather an4 prospects Ior heavy receipts a. The
I0-.-. active unGer
more Joss general buying. b. the lighter
7maes r receipts leading points 20 morrow. Tho
Nr tone "a financial circles reflected IA the STOCK
&c exception % slight setback about m&dcsy uncer
Mailing. following the PRONUNCIATION of the EewOrleans
so report me market ruled generally fTn. with prices
ii- upward point by point The market was hna4y
Tn tfe prices the session. nearly and
-. = p = points higher sales 10000 bales,
according 30 The absence further troubles
n Connection with the Baltimore failures announced
ser-aE. naturally had tendency render tbs trade
-lfr more cptiUstic, the weekly report a. MID
= proved quite bllsh eNpecteo though the out
% t-r smaller receipts seemed the CHIEF incentive 20
san tI-l2 last year Exports only is,szl bales.
ne eutren spot markets generally quiet 20 Asc
- co.-i.ions. with frosts IN o2iy coupls 81 unn-
Lfiaff localities. and he forecast for stiu
t1-toe temperatures. The decline az is points IN the
L.Fefao' market explained the ground that
'iIa- parity with futures. and the fair demand
-'fte1 81 -le decline taken evidence OF
l-- attention from Continental and British spinners.
rance q contract prices In ths local market to-day
~ cs follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


sTAIIoTS FOOT or. WEST TWENTYITII I sITr
NP Pb imp G ROW, and
Gor.Iandt street. i. i've minute. later Una.
ststion; sacspt where othsrwise noted.
30 A. ": FAsr MAIIrsTor siespiIs; ana Dihns
o.ss A. NJ ST LOUIS LIMITED-PuInaaan slssgns
1925 A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA ILMrTED.-PuIlman
Sleeping Dining. Smoking. and Observation Courp2rt
ment Cars For Chicago Cleveland. Toledo. and De-
o,s1, e! .s,o AND LOUIS 81
ABB H. Sa aSesS 81 bH plf S2r Sleeping
smoking. and Observation Cars For Chicago Toledo.
5.Ss P. NJ. ST. LOUIS ExPREss.-For Pi,..eurs. en-
fnnS.i Indianapolis Louisville St Louis dining Car
Dos p. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicaso. For
.ss faai'' PS seifTSey E PRES car pb
Shieaso For Knoxville daily via shenandoah Valley
sSS sr r M-GLEyELANP xNP2 tISCINNA,TII, , En-
WIsaiNGTox AND THE SOUTH.
a1ds Streets ees' IS enc aaS an
psrlor and Dining carsJ % .425 abs 20 p m
9.25 "coasressonai Limited" all PsTior and Dining
SSarsl; 80 .42S. 4sS pesbrosses and Cortiandt
soUTHERS RlILWAT@ErD press n ass n 1910 nigh,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. e25 a. and Is
SEA SO aRD AIR LINE RAILwAT.-E1press. I2.s5
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Mempa,
cifEsiPEARE OHIO p Rh N asly :. n. week
tOk OLD PUNT COMFORT and NOEkOlsk----t.S9 a
week days and s.55 D. m daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.9.55 a and . IS D. week DAYS
SUNDAYS 7.5S a. Through Vestbuled Trains But
fet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on week-days
Paror smoking Car. Paror Cars. Dining Car. and
Standard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-f255 p m weekdays.
For points NewYork and Long Branch Railroad from
West Tvrenty-thrd Street Station, SIS m II 10
SIS. 40. and 455 m. weekdays sundays. 90
a m and 4.55 p m from Desbrosses and Cortiandt
week days sundays. Gas a. m 500 ?. II.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS 10. 755 .I55 SIS. SIS. '925. C955. St louis
go 2o). 1o25 Penns. Limited. .1o55. HISS a M.
2-2O). 255. -3 25. 355 As. .425 ass chicago
limited for Germantown Jet onlv) IS 90 655
SIS. SIS. o - m. IL 10 night weekdays SUNDAYS
500. '7.55. S.25 1925 95j Limited. Q 55.
1925 penna Limited. .1o55 m. .1255 .i.5J '3 Is.
ass. 81 IS AIS. Chicago Limited Germantown Jet.
night.
@Dning Car.
Ticket Offices Nos. 4S 1854 flS and 26l Broadway: 1s2
Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.: Ccorner
18th st: AstOr House. and stations named above
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton $50 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The New-YOrk
Transfer Company will call check baggage
from hotels and residences through destintiOn.
Telephone '0f4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
W. W. ATTERBURY J. r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
couNTsy PRODUCE MARKETS.

-, 49,. -...,, .-dtns Tl.zsa-. October 20 1903.
REkNs ND PEAE--feoelgts fof t.s 80 - -
hs IS exports il5 bn.k heans ana
ess hss. pea imports. Dos bags oes-s ne
q, the all kinas CT ocfnes'io "h'' "' """
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

OF New York.-Lucy A. Kutz and Lucy A. Buhler.
Plaintiffs Abbie T. kutz and others. II pursuance
Of nterocutory Judgment OF partition and sale duly
made and entered IN the entitled action and bear
Ing date the ard day OF August 1908. I. the under
signed the Referee in said Judgment named Will sell
ct public auction az the New York Real Estate sales
Room No. l61 Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan
CITY OF New York. on the 9TH day % NoveI per- ls'S
at IL o'clock that day. By James l. Wells.
auctoneer the premises directed by said Judgment to
be sold and therein described follows. All that
certain lot piece or parcel Of land and premises s,t
lying and being IN the Twelfth Ward OF the CITY
Of New York Borough Of Manhattan. bounded and
described as follows: Beginning az a point on ths
easeriy side OF Amsterdam Avenue distant one hundred
feet sOutherly from the souheaserly OF ster
dam Avenue and One hundred and thirty-thrd street
running easterly parallel with one hundred ana
thirty third hundred feet thence southery,
parallel with Amsterdam Avenue. twenty-five feet thence
westerly, parallel with hundred and thiry-niFd
street, hundred feet the easerlv sfae OF Tse
dam Avenue: ard thence noTtherly along ire eascefy
eide OF Amsterdam Avenue. twenty-five feet 20 ne
point place OF beginning; subject % the covenants
conditions and restrictions, n now aHectllB sac
premises. contained in the deed BY the Feae
o. the Sacred Heart. recorded IN the once Or ths
Register Of city and County OF New 1orN n
IAber Z14 Of Conveyarces. page AL
Dated New York. October 10Th. 1898
C-FPFAS BRAINERD. Referee.
GEORGE VI BAKER. Attorney FOR Plaintths 20 Broaf-
way Borough OF Manhattan CITY or New YORK
following ia diagram ot the property % De sol1
described above;
f32d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

-Daily tDaiIy. except sunday. SUNDAY only
Liberty Ferry south Ferry. Aston Eolse
1871 2Gi asa 1900 Broadway. Isl 5h Nv . Union
Sa1iare West I53 East 213 18th ST. 2iS
Columbus Ave, New Torh. court 81; ga SEQ button
50 Brooklyn. $50 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New 1cTS
Transfer Co and checks baggage TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

N1lA H1hlet. AAo-Ccnee market steady. No Z RIO
sSsV nause l. 3-S2d. receipts $1,000 bags two
-i-e1 for the United 5000 bags cleared
Eu-cTe, Zoo bags; stock 7ssOoO bags. Santos-Cof
market ;rrn. good average santos $780, receipts
3i'ey bass ttuO days: stock, l45ioa0 bags Hamburg
Coffee market opened I. pig higher 2-30
49, pfg higher sales. 1900 bags. Hsvre-Co1ee
-a-ket opened steady. y franc higher; at Il
aalge1. az m quiet. july August ana September de-
lined D frame other months declined franc 5:3o
advanced = franc. total sales. 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
West Shore X. r..

New York Central q Hudson River X X Lessee-l
Trains leave Franklin St station. New York FOB
lows and Is min. later foot of West 42d-st-. n r
I'll \. M-FOr intermediate points TO Albany
I'll % A Nd Hudson and MOhawk Express.
~ =. N.--Chtcago Express.
- . p M-Cont. Lin FOR Detroit. Chi. & ST Louis.
q 40 p No Hudson River points and Albany
p. M--For Roch. fBuffao Cleveland and chicago
p. M-FOr ROch. Buffalo, Detroit and 81 LOUIS.
p. M.--Fcr ROch.. Niagara Falls. Det 4 IN
.Day. 3DaiIy except sunday. Leave BROOKLYN Annex;
at A NJ - IS T. NJ Leave Jersey CIV
p r. r. sta: a. at tI1.2O A N. C2I at 1885 II. "
Time .abies az principal hotels and Offices Engage
checked from hotel or residence BY Westcott Exnrsss
II e,fTTTT LAMBERT.
Conceal NfaDaaer General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

~. ,rcroxiunate amount % taxes, Assessments O.
~ IfsrS which are be allowed % tas Pssl-aS
osIt the purchase money. % - ~
ss.,iO3 and interest o., -oc,
Late0 We" ~ CFPITAS BRAiNEItD. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

AlTIM0RE &, OHIO RAILROAD
IsaVe New-XOIk city. south EeTiy. l1est - u
Chicago. Pittsburg. 100 NJ -lz-lS M. -
Chicago. Columbus. -l&-5Jpm- lvppm- Diners
pftf.h1r~ TIeyersfnd.- 335pm. sOpm. Iinltt
s.ptrt.hurc- Itmtfrd-. . 6s5pm- 7.OUprn Bursr
Ciocinnati. ST Louis. sI2 10 80 rs Mt sTeeSer
sJncIn ,ori Louis. liam. 30aun. Diner
CfncInoafi ST s5um. 7OGpm. Buf-S
NorfoIE s5prn. I Dfns<
fDaily, except sunday. s-unday
43f. 1900 Broadway, Asi1r
Square W. 3g1 Grand St. y T.; SS Fuon So
sooxiyn: Ferry and Liberty s. Baggage SnecA"
from hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21

lo5n Exchange npecisl Liverpool cables: spot cStuoa
.sisf safes hales. specnlatioE ana e,poiL lStO
scar 900 receipts, - coo bales; AsneFlee1 z''ySy
adding INLAND SO Fufures opened steady COL
e.ns decline: closed VEN steady. net fMS2n posis
oHe Csrfoer sl.. oct osovernb.r cGs s<o: No
ena1-rDooenb,r 3 Isd: Dso>ut-rNsnn1sr3, elss Jan
tir-F-trusry arc February Naro, . ia March Atra
'na A3r1l-xsy Q lbgr NNF-J no sles ManehesVsF
sTfa euI. I'd Irregular. Caoihs IN good ceinanc
sRAFS-V 7pA r--T-oes-.b<~ sSnln proved 70 De "a
go feature Interest "a ~hes, circles toos. -.
~ o-r - , . ksf, ara
. ca sssr.s.d shout 80 m covering % snore
ssrers4 si43uorr - g claTsctsT Hrft ~ -.
~. INA only severe n, re
hfart sus. befar- ws.sn anioaoas toi
hs- s,oar.r- Ir.css 20 .nort ios
IT, Tecs5ll~r 10 IOWA end Way &c N1es-
20 ftix-z In SEE a'arEsi- there va az
eonete1asss -rrnns-. an Deo-nhsr wnts Mag showed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ru0aIo OCT 2O-FLOCR firm WHEAT. spring
,veat M Northern S1lac; winter quiet but firm:
red s5i4c CORN dull and weak; No yellow. sic; No
. corr SOC OATS dull and easy; No ? white Ale: No
: mixei 3skc. BARLEY. Western quoted at 81. Qe5c
RYE No l. track Gle Canal freights steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. a.
Liberty street and south Ferry CTime from
south Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than shown osloSI
EAsToN BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNk-z4Oo els Easton onlyl- ee
A NJ 40 4-40 500 (5.4J EastOn only) r. u sundays
rs \ ~, LOO 90 :, $50 2. NJ scR.xroy-ztoo ato
A NJ, SEQ p. ". sundays. z42 A NJ Loo =, y,
IAKEwOOD. LAEEHJ RsT. TOMS hNEH
AND BARNEGAT-z4Oo 80 40 A NJ. ID, C5.to.
43O Lakewood and LSkehurst only). Sso p " sun
Ar SNrIC CITY, 40 A NJ, e. 40 P ~
XINEI.AND AND BRIDGErON-fzAVo y W.
InNG RtZSNCH, AsBURy PARK OSEAN
HGMoyE POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORt
POINTs-z4OO so. t1-3O a NJ. S5.i- 44o 1SO SOD
~ "a sshry ParE only p VI sundays. except Ocean
Ssr,V-e q % A NJ. 400 p NJ -
rtIIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL .4zs
~ 90 IS 90 300 t10.CO. ft10o A NJ, ITO 'ls'
an S0 IL co. 1890. 400 800. $780, 49, S9VV T. NJ.
sI2 IS mdt. --,,------ .. - - N .so m
81 AZ a NJ, 100. t"S- 40. 800. 200. 7S25 T. "
nE,1J Ne HARRISBURG, POTTSvILLE AND
WIIIIAsfSPORT-II4 AGO. z425. 500 49,"
40 90 n A NJ. Reading only). slOe 40. f--gp
u II Heading. Pottsviue and Hrsbs only. fAVi FS~'
p Nj Iron Liberty Street only 'Dauy. TDally
except sunday sSunday only tPazior cars only IVA
Tarnaqua. xSaturdays-
Ofces: liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry Astor Hous-
1s| 2g1 434 1900 1884 Broadway Isl 9TH Az . Union
souare West 153 f25th St. ZiS West 1Z5th St +'
Colurnbus Az New York. : court ST. 344 $50 Fulton
81 BEIyn 500 r. way W'msburg- y. I. Transfer CO.
calls checks baggage 70 destination, --,-
W. @. BESLER. = NJ ~ ~
Vice Pres and Cen Ngr. zen IAss y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-21
NEWBORN PRICES

eosIpts az hreadstus points in thousands
e. .,sie cFSers 600 omitted -four bbls grain bush
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-29

A New York fashionable restaurant
man who was asked why he specified
a good dinner" waiter in his adver-
tsement said: Because all good wait
ers are not necessarily good dinner
walters; quite the contrary. The tend.
ency with most walters, unless they
know their customer, is to hurry q
meal along. They want to make room
at the tables for newcomers. Most
men who take all their meals at res
taurants will not object to this. at
breakfast; In fact, 1t Is rather crafty
ing than otherwise to find a walter
willing to hurry. The same thing Il
true, more or less, with luncheon
where the restaurant is exclusively
for gentlemen. But very few men like
to be hurried over their dinner. Any
waiter who knows his business will
coax his customers gently over this
meal, course by course, always ready,
but never around when he Is not want
ed. Such man will get liberal tip
and send customers away with the
opinion that he works In the best res
tarant in town. But such walters are
few and far between.-New York
Times.
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A Wise Ruling.

cat the recent term of court in
Oneida county, Judge Bulge es-
tablished precedent. formerly
laid down in other counties which
justices of the peace, and also
other individuals should make note
Of. 1t came about in the case Of
Nuffer vs. Cutler, the latter being
accused in the complaint of lar
ceny, and convicted in the justice
court. The case, says the Malad
Advocate, was appealed and dur
ing all this procedure the county
attorney had been ignored, and the
complaint was faulty as it charged
larceny and the accused was con-
victed Of taking water, which by
the way, was not personal prop
erty of the plaintiff. Under these
conditions the Judge said that the
attorney for the defendant could
have any kind Of an order he
wished, SO Attorney Hart asked
that judgment OF the justice court
be revoked and costs assessed to
plaintiff which was granted. Judge
Bulge then said that the county
attorney was the representative Of
the people and should be notified
in all such cases, whose duty it
was to go, and if he refused to
prosecute them the matter could
properly be brought before the dis.
trict court, where any meritorious
case would receive attention. The
Judge further stated that the
county commissioners should not
allow bills against the county of
this character, where the proper
official had been ignored and USE
less expense created"
The above ruling could be APP
piled to a good advantage in this
county and would save no small
sum to the taxpayers. There are
frequently cases being brought in
the justices court where there is
no possibility Of a conviction and
at times even after the county
attorney has advised against it yet
costs are taxed up to the county
and the people foot the bill.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-29
Work Stopped.

1t is reported that work on the
road to Thunder Mountain has
been suspended for this year and
that the progress made during the
season has been so unsatisfactory
that it is doubtful if it Can be COM
pleted next year. The relations
between the superintendent and
contractor have been anything
but harmonious and there are
those who not only question the
feasibility of the route selected
but believe the whole thing was
a scheme to "bunco" the state out
of an appropi iation. The Warren
route is generally admitted to be
the most practical and if Thunder
mountain ever gets wagon road
will probably be that way.