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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

Muncie, Ind, Jan. 24.-The Stratton
carriage mandatory has been forced
to suspend operations owing to mumps
making serious inroads In the ranks
Of the employees. All the foremen and
superfn<endents, besides many work
men. lave fallen victims 70 the malady,
which IL becoming epidemic here.
Other factory managers are suffering
from q scarcity Of men owing to tia
same cause.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

According to present plans, it see ms
probable that Secretary of War Root
will resign next June or July, and
that judge William III. Taft, governor
or the Philippines, will be asked by
the president to take the place.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

1t is said that the fight will be con-
finued vigorously against Smoot, the
newly-elected United States senator
from Utah, on the ground that he
recognizes higher power than the
federal government and cannot con-
siStently take the test oath.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

The indications are that the com.
mittees Of the legislature are giving
an unusual amount of attention to the
bills referred to them. At no stage
OF legislative work will care and sound
Judgment be more effective.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

In Hon. Chester l. Long the republic
cans of the Kansas legislature have
given the country a United States
senator who is entirely worthy Of
membership in that body.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

The day after congress suspended
foreign duties on coal the British
dealers marked up the price on coal
shipments for the United States II
cents a ton. A few more advances
will wipe out the entire rebate Of 81
cents.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29
Dies in q Gymnasium.

Terre Haute, Ind. Jan. %. = Miss
Leora Anderson, aged 10 years, of Po-
land, Ind, and student at the Indi.
ana State Normal school. dropped dead
in the school gymnasium while en-
gagged in her exercises.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

Chicago. Jan. 24.-Zebias Ignisz,
noted educator Of Baroda, India, died
here yesterday of typhoid fever, after
an illness of three days. Ignisz arrived
in Chicago last week and was sent 70
this country by the British government
for the purpose Of studying the public
school system.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29
nORTUARY
Ars. William Aathewson.

Emma, wife of William Mathewson
died Friday night, January %, at her
home in lnwood, aged AZ years.
Deceased was christian lady who
had the respect and esteem of every
citizen of Inwood and vicinity where
she had resided almost her entire life.
She was known as kind and loving
wife and mother and as a DeighbOr
was always ready to assist in time of
need.
She leaves a husband, three sons
and two daughters besides other rel
ativeS to mourn her death. One son,
Oral. recently enlisted in the regular
army and is now in San Francisco.
Funeral services will be held at the
church in Inwood Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Hewitt.
Mrs. Pearl Nightingale Hewitt,
Vile VI JOuu dcWflU. Olcu dO ilcT resi-
dence on East Laporte ST., Tuesday
morning, Jan. 20, 1908.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Nightingale, of Paw Paw,
Michigan. She leaves husband,
little daughter, five years old, father
and mother to mourn her loss, besides
a host of friends and neighbors to
whom she had become beloved by vir-
tue of her trustful, sunny nature and
kind disposition. Mrs. Hewitt was
born near Paw Paw, Allegan county,
Michigan, p years ago; was married
to John Hewitt six years ago the 10th
of last October, came to Plymouth one
year later making this her home.
Short services were held at ber late
residence this morning after which
the remains were taken to Paw Paw,
Michigan for burial.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

Detroit Jan. 23.-Without dissent
ing vote the plan for the reorganiza-
tion and Incorporation Of the
Lake Carriers association was
adopted at the convention yester-
day. The plan decided upon by the re-
organization committee was presented
to the convention and adopted after
two long executive sessions.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-01-29

shale gas, estimated at 100000 cubic
feet daily, has been struck in q well
on the George Hines farm, northwest
of town.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

Chicago April 30-CattIe-Reeeipts. 1000 head incluo-
ing Texans heavy 10G15c lower others
prime steers s5gS5 so; to medium = zSV
So; feeders SSG<4 So cows. 81 9o-ss ~
heifers 81 50Gs5 %; 81 5oS2 So bulls sZ ~
81 so; calves So 5oGs6. led steers S44Ss 90
Receipts to-day. 5000 head: tomorrow. 1900 eLt
over $500: market steady to Be higher close ease
81 10; rough heavy Sc s0ds6 95 light s6 6S6 so ou
sales sOafs7. sheea-Recefpts 1900 head; sheep
and lambs 10g15c higher TO choice wethers 81 100
50 50 choice mixed. So 1884 so, native lands
81 50Gs6 70; Western lambs 81 50ftss 70 ,
Cincinnati, April 3o.-Hogs quiet s. 5oGS5 30 CalIle
steady. 81 1895 To- Sheep dull lower: sSgs4 S5 LAMBS
steady. S4QS6.
New-Orleans April ao-Recepts. rosin. SO barrels.
Liberty. Aor SO.-Cattle steady: choice, 50 4o1
s. so; prime s. 20qS5 49, good. s5qs5 20 hogs lower
prime. heavy s. 20: mediums $, 2oas. Z2z.' nesSy
S5$6 Sheep steady: best wethers 81 51pS2; eulis
an common So so: choice lambs Sc 4OGs8 6S: veal
valves. s. 5oGS5 81
Kansas City April 50.-Catte-Receipts 1900 natives
400 Texans Caives-Receipts. 35 Texans and % na-
tives; beeves, 10c higher; quarantine hrIn
heifers steady; sockers and feeders steay
calves dull and dressed beef steers 81 Q
25 fair 81 S0S4 6S stocers and feeders - 20
ass: fed steers. 50 5oqS5 Texas and Indian
steers 81 50gs4 Texas 81 50as4; native - 5o
5O native heifers 81 25QS4 go; native cows 81 9og
ceuts 800 head opened active, higher closed
weak: top ST: sales. S6 s09s6 95 heavy So 81
6S7: mixed packers Sc 72aqs6 So light 80 69gso p
Yorkers Sc 750s6 s0 pigs S5 1895 80 sheep-Rece2ts
700 head; market 1Oc higher: native lambs 81 25P
81. Western lambs s49s6 90 fed ewes 30 soG.s5 20
native s41S5 IS; Texas clipped sheep 81 OoG
as: stocbers and feeders, So 70QS4 %.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

Justify reduction short and to keep the
MARKET nom getting below the previous nights level
the opening strength abroad added its influence 70
western showing especial
With the close 1oG3o points higher followed by asG1d
net advance in Liverpool Around midday the market
reached its lowest result OF moderate un-
iaolns large interior receipts light cle2rances ao IN
oicstions business would be light
In the afternoon, damage talk became
pronounced the market recovered this loss and closed
rather firm cold weather extended practically
Eastern Ohio Valley. these threatened with
low temperatures by Friday morning. The export
business in NewYork consisted OF loads No haro
winter, loads No red at outports there were
worked Wednesday afternoon Total Western re
bushels compared with 2I5C00 bushels
last year. cearances little naif
million bushels wheat and -four Quotations OF cas Weat
Duluth s6s.c arrive; No 1 hard. Manitoba s6@tc;
No Hanitoba. So and No Northern chi
cago. S8c al arrive. and No red Nev-York. SSc,
nominal. -CORN-While was also affected al
a rather unimportant business all cay.
closed net unchanged Besides the weather,
the small interior receipts, which
behind those OF last without St Louis al
Liverpool Nd higher. export busi-
sesboard clearences disappointing. Only
o. taken here and two loads at out
ports No closed 5412c elevator. and 53c o o
Z b prices Of the day, oats
n Chicago Ac higher than the previous night,
while a they sold low +sc under Necnes-
with September relatively firm The close
positions sales here $1,000 bushels No
cats closed 3sc; No g. SIC; No white. 4o1zc; No
white. 3s+c; track mixed, nominal; track white 3s9
standard white, 4oc--.--. F2YfSMarket quiet.
No 2 Western e0c afoat: State rye. 58G59c
BARI.FY--Afarlat steady Feeding quoted Sic, and
mailing. 52G5sc. both Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yo-k. April so. 1908.
5 d Sale. fePorts s or g Dssse
I ss native sides @ sTs s55 s 5egs d sf q69 eF i've @
cattle a 62 dressed weight TefEgeFqso5 S 6sSf at
for P PGlaago 9 3S8 Cattle for eifeE. the Pre-
' al e! the market were fa., % 9ee head
making with t9e addifona sf0GK & on md II at sret
Of l34 hsadnS5 al Fs ss the pens were about cleared
general sales 7gloc per r. c0untTy dressed
iheludine occasional sales at Sc .,. -, - -.-..
5sSs c. v.si. s:1s ,ss 80 m p at s' 81; e SO
Iiarlng,0n CO. ss yeas .,1so Iso r. To at + 81 IS
sE 1SD in'igainE Is, .s cars ss dFsst
TO & tS sS5s c@ed % over from yeseray os q
and and sas siss TO %es Re fas 9ssd a '5 o
also slow and aG.d in sse0 Rge sold s s. S5 ea pr
100 b; few head s5 5O unshorn sheep at So clipped
dressed lambs i0d i31sc; country dressed spring lambs
at ssIess as' 5gd9 - 9 clipped Buffalo 50 n
s. n at s. SO; 122 clipped state lambs e3 10 at $ 25
252 clipped Western sheep 50 ~ at s. 5 q Buffalo d.
81 5!riHsiGP 25 Clipped state stat 81 sheep 2s clipped
s'Ps & shes ana fa Company 282 clipped
81 n at g 80; 81 Gppss cpeed oS6 sheep s. S
81 90 tSo'n 7"--'''- aoo ,.... .,,.,. ~
ss Ss MAJ aalks saTi gS ct s&a
Of State % and 1.Pps E s 4G o Of brought
S. So country dressed almost nominal heavy light
sssiesET III Hume & Bro: State hogs la5 n aver
age al 81 45 per rough $50 10 al 50 30 stass
As 10 at 81 Oats yesterday State hogs lSS To- at
81 80 -, ,,o - =. e. xo
4 Pennsylvania hogs. l5O 10. al 90 oos
i47 western 126 n 50 6o rough 500 10 at 50 90
81 40: 8 roughs, 25s n. at So 30
HAdE3sPa eaP5s Son q State hos, l4s
N az 81 so ] rough. 2s0 70. at 81
Andrew Mullen Gate yesterday; 10 state mugs NSl 10
al 81 so; IS 1874 10 81 45 rough Sso TO- al 20 DO;
~ n Hols aie yesterday: 45 state hogs. 1877 n. at
81 SO. ! rough 310 n. at Sc SO. -.
-Sisr Shannon (fats Yesterday: Il State hogs 154
10 81 5o rough. 300 NJ Al 80 so s'asA sao ID Ss
IS 60
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

.Inciudine q. 30 * ship

COTTON-F1uctuations IN to-day's market
conparaJe ely broad ard violent Speculation was
frequently but for all that
considerable excitement and time prices
within points best the sea
market opened steady unchanged prices 10
points Liverpool cables than
expected and uuavorabe weather reports. notably from
Northern Texas and Oklahoma where frosts reported
After ruling rather irregular for time however. there
considerable liquidation, AID prices declined 10
! point points higher. compared
with closing We5nesday- From this the market
rallied sharply partially result OF renewed pool
ppo-- partially owing outside buying orders
attracted BY q damage ana
small receipts "a the future 70 the new
options This buying started active covering nH
values worked rapidly
upward reaching level "a l. points higher At TINS
selling o61c within ) points OF the
best price vet for the August sold even
previous record. while July within points
cf licui5atiou Notwithstanding exports day.
s-naynE 10 baies. the small receipts. which
GGs bales against year. and predictions Of
rtil colGer weather the South This caused oe-
cline almost equal -he advance and the market
fnaIv easv advance Of but Pas points, this be
from 47S points. with the
recorded July. which IN for the bulk
Total futures estimated Al
balez No-witsta lcng the advance IN futures
spot markets Of the South while held hTnly
reported activity WITH the exception or Neorleans
r-F while m. talk decreased movement was IN eFt-
dece that estimates for the into sight
7a--e6 earlier to which viii compare with an
s-rf5al lasr wear n Ta7 bales
me rsnee OF CONTRACT prices in the local market today
-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine steady but quiet
with quoted about 4S1sc. Rosn steady
but quiet. ruled firm We quote
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-OI and machine bbls $50
TkR-Pne bbls. 81 25as2 80: oil bbls. 81 40
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 10; D. 81 zoo
81 25 E, 50 25 r, s. 90 G, So S5 II. 81 IS: 50; L.
So 35; NJ So 10; n, So so; w G. So 30; W ". 81
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. Oo4 pOlS
Tar 4'o'" 0N1S
wilmington, april 3O.-Sp!rits turpentneNothng do
ing % casks. RosinNoing doing; receipts
IS bbs turpentins quiet at g. 50 % and 81 5o
recepts - bb!s Tar firm at 81 IS: receipts 81 bb.
Savannah April JoSprits turpsntine firm at 45c; re-
ceipt 900 bbs; sales 49S, exports I12 Rosn firm; re-
receipts, 117o bbs sales 463 exports l622i quoted
A g. q i and E 81 80. F. 81 50; g. 81 9O II. 81 .: J.
s. S. X So NJ So TO- y, So 10; G. SIS % W W. IS 30
Charleston April 20-Turpentine nominal at 44c Rosln
nominal; quoted: a, g. c, d and z 81 65 z, 81 1OJ u
81 75 H. 81 10; / 81 20; K, 81 go NJ sS n. Sc %: G.
So Is; W w $3 %.
London April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, as Cd Rosin-
American strained. 6s 60; fine, los.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nee-York. April so. 1908.

April 30. lNl--
C0FFEE-The coffee market yesterday opened STEADY
unchanged prices turned easier again and closed
steady a decline Of points after day appaI-
either important business. Total
sales reported $3.50 bags The opening stead
ness lerely the response made by the
European markets the NewYorz advance Of Wednes-
cs-. Hamburg unchanged i pig higher while
E5ay-a advanced primary markets
-naine6 STEADY unchanged prices but the receipts
were Cul- moderately full still there little
demand il market. and there offering for
local account chiefly from buyers before the late ad-
of "Wednesday. and prices soon showed sagging
tendency Is expected the worlds visible
sur-lv win show a small decrease for the month OF
arr authorities figure the amount at about
10000 e1er-c5 effect sentiment,
however generally expected that the next
= prove and as II is gen
e-sIly reported early arrivals from Z are
500 expected influence the market The
SPOT market quiet with quotations the basis Of
Eisc for Rio No :.
vas as T0l
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
a. the ports and interior paints to-day {
rha ezrne saE Las- Meek and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool oahles-spot cotton
fair 5000 bales EpecuIetion
and export 1000 bales American 1000 bales reeepts
1000 bales American 7o00 bales. nd6nS upland o4d
futures opened very seaeg partial point aoVS9ee l9
5s3G5 $40. May-June June-July $3.50: JulyAugust
1920: August-SeptsTnber, SID September October
esd: November-D
December-Js a56d Janusry-F ebruaTy 80
"a SD. Msuchester-Xarns slowly. Cloths-SoHlS
business low prices
FLOUR AND NEAL~-without showing any change the
Hotr market steady quiet. buyers holding on
sor further Developments wheat We quote: Spring
patents s. 5ds4 46 winter straghs s. 50qSS 6o wn-
ter patents s. 10QS4: spring clears So 2GaSa 40 eza
s. s1ySS ID. No winter. 81 SoQs% 50
SO 60ds21. 70 arrive RYE ELODR-t2uleL
sots Fair good 81 S0GS3 p; So 3og
quoted: Kiln dried. s5G
81 10 IS brand BAG ADAL-Du1 quoted: Fins
white ane yellow s. 354Sl 20; 81 04@s1 o.
FEEDsteady; quoted; Spring tran spot sl7 so; saeEs
sie 7ss2i IA 200 n sacks city feed sI7 50Gss; nseee
81 reE s7 honiny chop. SIC arrive: clinical 50 %
l=p pArN-WHEAT-Paging attention 20 he coia
eafber than any time since the cold wave deVeioI
6- I'll Gay. and closed 1s4 &C ISt
stgher while general sertirnent was against any ma
sa-,,-sl5. news came Southwest. notably
.sisfozs WHERE said bs already 3osntso 70
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
Citations,
T,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

L
York. by the grace Of God free and independent-
To Thomas Angus Agnes Angus Anderson. William n.
Angus James Nisbet, Jessie G. N Munro. Robert II.
Ross Catherine n. Allan. David Morrison. John Nor
Jessie Gordon, Isabella TuIoch Thomas Purden,
Susan Skidnore leckie. 1sapeIIa 1ay!of Jonn angus
Andrew Angus John A LIVINGSTON Jessie Livingston,
Angus. Mary McLucke Angus Cathertne Morrison
Angus. William Angus, Alexander Wright Angus. David
Angus Jessie Myrtle ct ar4ae a4teT Cecll .eF ae'
Stewart Alfred NJ 1Fariane. Charles James Ac[aTaIe
Harold Albert McFarlane. Jennie a Fenton. William
halliday Margaret Thorn. David Provan. living.
nephew deceased dead his descendants. heirs
known and canno: with due diligence be ascertained:
dead his descendats heirs at and next OF kin. II
there may be. all OF whose names and places OF
be ascertained and and all other heirs at law and
State of New York. deceased. il any there may be.
and places OF residence are unknown and
Of kin OF James Angus deceased Send greeting:
Whereas, John A Nisbet and Thomas t Allan. OF
sTFosetes Court OF our County Of New York to have
instrument in writing dated June 26 1899.
the last VIII and Testament OF James Angus. late
OF the County OF New YORK deceased IhereLore you
each OF cited 10 appear before the Surrogate
County Of New York at his office in the County
nine three, half ten o'clock IN the
forenoon Of that day tnen and there to attend the
Of you as are hereby cited. TIE age OF
txenty-one years required appear by your
and apply for be appointed. IN the ot
your neglect failure TO do So guardian viii be
In estiRoHy Whereof We have caused the Seal OF the
be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon. Abner C
IL 81 YORK al said County the 2ist day OF April in
the year OF our Lord ono thousand nine hun
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
CHARLES P HALLocK Attorney for PetItloners 2OsT
Boston Road New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

= York by the grace OF God. free and independent
to George Henry Warren Whitney Warren. Lloyd War
rem ". Goeet Edith C. Miller. George Henry
Warren, Whitney Warren and Lloyd Warren. Executors
last will and testament OF Mary C Warren. de-
ceas sed Jehn Coleman Alden. Henry
Alden. the Girard Trust Company Of Philadelphia.
Henry Alden and the LAWYERS Surety Company
OF New York and 70 ali persons interested In the estate
~ FmeliDe Warren, late Of the County Of
York deceased creditors. legatees. OF or
greeting: You and each OF
cited and required personally to be and appear
ours Surrogate OF County OF New York, a
rogates Court said County! held the County
May 1903 past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
Sav there attend judicial settlement
the OF PROCEEDINGS Of George Hery Warren
said EeIne ". D. Warren. deceased, and such OF
az are hereby IS under the tgenty-on-
Years are required appear your guardian. II you
have one IL have to and apply for
ons appointed, In the OF neglect
failure 10 DO guardian viii be appointed by the
and for the proceeding.
In Testimony whereof caused the Seal OF the
srrroCstes' Court of hs said County OF New York 10
be hersunto affixed
OF said County. al the County OF New
York the 9th day of April. In the Of
Lord thousand nine hundred and
three J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

SPOT cotton closed quiet win quoations points higher
c- 4 niddiiug upland and lie for
luiddIug Gulf safes amount TO ii bales soutleTl
eIeEraphed follows Mobile nominal.
unchanged 1oc sales 300 bales Savanah quiet and
Zoe sales. bale. Charleston frTn,
unchanged ~ Zoe Wilmington firm unchanged at 9S.c.
Norfcl unchanged 102sc sales . bales BaltI
nominal uuchangeI IOs4c Galveston firrn ll6c
iClzc. sales. - bales NeWOrleans very trTn.
10 IGc sales COO bales Augusta firm.
Unchanged At 10Sc; sales 220 bales Estimated receipts
NeW-Oriszns for to 1So 70 leuo bales
compared with 2o14 bales actual last week and 3o15
Galveston 1000 10 400 bales.
3Gl9 bales week and 2 GS7 bales last year
4 100 . 900 bales are eE-
peced. compared with 1861 bales last week and 2ols
year
Receipts ports interior paints to-day com
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

Cash quotations follows Flour quiet and steay
No spring wheat 7Szc: g. 74c: No red 16&a 1l4c
No 2 corn, 44c; No yellow, 44c No oats S3c: No
white 32q38c No rye 48a49c: barley fair choice
mating 4sGj5c: haxseed, 81 OF; No Northwestern
81 TO- prime timothy seed s3 559s3 80: clover contract
grade. $12 50 pork per Dbl s17 sI1sgSII eo iaGd
So 27aSe S2a short ribs sides Qoosel % 4O
So 5O dry salted SHOULDERS 6oxed IS 6oGSs 61 short
wines 81 30 On the Produce Exchange to-day the bs5ter
market easy creameries 17g21c; datries 1Ssg2Oc
Eggs easier; at mark. cases included. 13q14c Cneese
New firm, 13415Ac
Milwaukee, April 9-Closs Wheat steady: No North
ern 79lzc: No Northern 7sQ751ac July 72972c- Rye
FIRM 521ac Barley firm; No . $4,000; sample
4Od55c. Corn-July, 451sc.
Minneapolis. April 3O--Close: Wheat-Cash. 76c May,
74i4c: July 75g SC; on track No hard. nc; No
Northern. T6c; No Northern 15c; No Northern. tZp
74c Four-Frst patents 81 09qS4 is; second patents
SIS 9J$4 clears 81 e59SS %; second clears q 40
Bran in bulk, S11.
Philadelphia April 3)-Wheat quiet. but steady April
s0aSO1zc Corn steady. quiet: April, 5O14 13O4ec
oats firm. quiet: No white, clipped, 59q4oc Butter
quiet steady; Western 2Sc; do
by prints Eggs steady: fair demand; fresh nearby
I52+Ql6c: Western I6G161ac at the mark do South
6c the mark do Southern. 15Q15sc Cheese
scarce firm; New-York full creams choice small
%q15c; do fair TO good 14AG14lze DO choice iaTge
1452GI4c good. large, 14I41+c new, choice
1S@a14c ReceptsFIour 5000 bbls and 1922 coo Io in
sacks. corn, 1900 bush; oats, lOOo0 shipments
Wheat 600 bush; 3.Ooo oats. 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
co,iurEY PRODUCE MARKETS.

April 30. 1903
..-- ..-T pEAS-Tyuyers showed very htte interest
BE-ANs 80 ,aTket remains exceedingly quiet nothing
of sdvfces interior
~ TIE any in line q Faues ana quota
seems - our OUTSIDE hgaEes nov"
tens are aoon cnlv very qualities We quote
psa,,s marrow choice. per bas ~ nsdnax'
& 3ogxz riosy 81 TogS9 49, do hAsk sorsis soup.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

l. sRNER c. THOMAS, Surrogate Of the County OF
New YORK hereby given &c all persons having
l. Ebbets. late OF County
S:sH yoTE deceased present the with vouchers
Saaot 70 Inc subscriber her place transacting
Susiness the Office of Darlington Pierce, No. 1l5
Manhattan, in the city OF New
Pc on or before the 18th day Of August next
dated New York. the 1lth day OF February. 1903.
NNN~~ 49, RITA W DE woe.
Administrative with the will annexed
r.pRIN-r-TON & PIERCE. Attys- for Administrative.
IIrnad n I. ClLY.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

l. E-a,k T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate OF County Of
New York notice is hereby given to all persons hayins
&c rms avans Lewis A Abbott late OF the County os
New YORK deceased, present the with vouchers
offs E BrOwnell. No. 2l CorrRnds
Street in the City New York or before the 29h
oaE stsd ~ I Se% York the 2eth day November 1907
cLsO = RROWNELL. LEWIS L ABBOTT,
for Administrator, Administrator.
2I Corflandt Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BhITINnpE q; npl9 pkltR0AD
Leave New-York City. South Ferry. Liberty
Chicago. PiftsburE- lZ-lO nj 81 Is 1T
CHICAGO. Columbus. s12-55prn Lo0prn- rt-e-.
Pjrfsburx. Cleveland. = S-3spn- 40pn- LArnrd
sPfttsburg Limised"...' G55pE1- I" IOlpnn- BUnsS
Cincfnnaff st. Louis. ."12 10 nt ~ 70 ut sleepsr
Cincinnati. St Louis. .s10.2aanl lo30arn Diner
Cfncin natl. st. Louis. >" 655prl- 00pu1- Buffet
NorsoII- ..*t2 L0Opm. Diner
spaliy- TDafy. except sunday s-unday cnly-
Ofces. 1f3 2si. 434 1900 Broadway. 3 Astor Hous--
q Union Square w. Grand y II S43 Fui1o1
St Brooklyn: South Ferry and Liberty - BaSzaSs
checked from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

A pvTPTfsEMFNTs and subscriptions for Ths Tri6uns
"A st their Uptown Ofnce.
No I.:04 BROADWAY.
Advertisements the following branch
Offices ortcs rates until e.eoek N. viz:
th-ay D.. q x2d-st-. I33 Ofh-ave,.
I,b-St. " Eat 14th-ssi :67 West A2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

Foreign Coffee Markets-Rio-Coffee market steady:
Rio $3.50 exchange Z 52d. receipts, 5000 bags;
for United States. 1000 bags; cleared for
F-ur0re bag stock 600 bags. Santos-COfee
quiet good Santos 3SSG0; receipts, 6eo
hays stock EsIlbuTE-COtfee market
opsned < pig higher go N was net UNCLAIMED 70
opened quiet ZGl4 franc higher; u unchanged
g. 3 2 n quiet and unchanged; at $50 vas un-
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