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Arizona republican., 1903-01-03

hope my daughter d will never marry and suffer as I have ."
 In ninety eight cases in every hun dred there's no need for this suf- fering. Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures the womanly dis eases which cause wifely misery. It
 dries enfeebling |-a;-~. heels ir- iiaulnat.o .on and Liberation and
 cures female weakness. Ii in- vigorates the
 wonanly organ ism, tranquilizes the nerves and gives the mother strength to give her children.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03
D()E'f M0PplI

Almost everybody remembers the cele- brated advice of the London Pnnch, "To those abou; to marry Do4'L" There is in that advice the expression of the feeling of many a mother who says, VI
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03

\ large shipment of the latest styles in SeIz shoes has just been received by The Hyder Bargain store
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03

FOR SALE-A half section of lana under the Tempe canal in a high state of cultivation anl with ample water right; would diviCa into 1T0 acre tracts if desired. Apply A. Nielsen, agent, Tempe, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03
Mrs. Fred Unrath,

"I am pleased to give my experience with Wine of Cardui as l am very grateful for its help. Alter my first baby was born l could not seem to regain my strength, although the doctor gave me a tonic which he considered very superior, but instead of getting better 1 grew weaker every day. My husband came home one evening with some Wing of Cardui and in-
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03

sisted that take it for a week and see what 1t would do for me. As he seemed to have 50 much faith in it l did take the imedicins and was very grateful to find my strength slowly returning. In two weeks was out of bed and in month was able to take up my usual duties. am very enthusiastic in its praise."
 TNE7OTHERHOOD is thenoblest duty " and highest privilege women e can achieve or aspire to. With
 out this privilege women donot get all there IS in life-too often they go through the world discontented. wrapped up in their own selfish cares and troubles. How different is the happy mother, watching her children grow into manhood and womanhood. A mother lives as many lives as she has children-their joys and sorrows are
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03

Found or Sth st, between Baptist church and public school, a 22--iha. Edgar Hendrix.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03

strains-irregularities which are re- sponsible for barrenness and miscar- riage. It makes a woman strong and healthy and able to pass through preg- nancy and childbirth with little suffer ing. After the ordeal is passed the Wine prepares a woman for a speedy recovery to health and activity.
 Wine of Cardui, in reinforcing tEe organs of generation, has made mothers Oe women who had given up hope of ever becoming mothers. Wine of Cardui will cure almost any case of barrenness except cases of organic trouble. How can you refuse to take such a remedy that promises such relief from suffering? Wine of Cardui simply makes you a strong woman, and strong, healthy women do not suffer. They look for ward to motherhood with joy.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-03
FOR SALE.

ONE LARGE SAFE. ONE GOOD DRIVING MARE. ONE FARM WAGON WITH HAY RACK.
 ONE FINE, LARGE SIDEBOARD. CALL OR ADDRESS
 W. A. BOLTO-.. Tempe, Ariz.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
WHY IT OPPOSES $4,000 PAYMENT.
Failure to Finish Jerome Park Reservoir
Chief Ground of Merchants Association.

The Merchants Association yesterday made pub
lie communication TO the Aqueduct Commission
made at the request of the commission, and giving
the reasons of the association for protesting against
the payment of $4,000 to the contractor building
the Jerome Park Reservoir.
The chief reason advanced against the payment
of the sum is the failure of the contractor to
comply with the time limit provided in the contract
sets forth that in spite of repeated promises to
have the reservoir completed at a definite time the
end of the work is not yet IN sight. 1t declares
also that. although the scarcity of coal and GER
tain other causes have offered some excuse for the
delays in the work. the small number of en-
ployed which contrasts strongly with the speed
maintained in the construction of the subway
shows that the contractors have not 'dispayed the
zeal that was due from them, given evidence
that they doing their utmost to accomplish
the time limit agreed upon" and 1t holds that ''the
dereliction of the Aqueduct Commission is no ex-
cuse for the failure Of the contractors in a vital
stipulation of the contract"
On the subject of faulty construction of the res
ervoir the paper embodies reports made to the
committee after inspection of the walls by
Messrs. Duval and De Berard, by John Bogart and
Z. P. North and by s. c. Mead. H. c. Braisted and
y. Flanter, all of which support the charges that
quantities of water from the outside and therefore
cannot be depended on TO retain a large volume of
water.
The third reason for protesting is "the possible
necessity of reletting the work under contingencies
provided for in the contract itself. and the much
higher prices now prevailing for this class of work
the entire reserve fund. If it does not encroach on
the contractors bond
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
sEABRIGHr AND MONMOUTH BEACH.
These Two Resorts Lively Straw Rides,
Coaching Parties, Yachting and Golf.

Seabright. n. j., July Is (SpeciaD.-Thngs are
lively at Seabright and Monmouth Beach.g Socially
the two resorts the busiest along the North
Jersey Coast. The cottagers and hotel guests are
always doing something. and dull days, especially
in July and August. are unknown.
Straw ride parties have been popular this week
Nightly outings have been held and the toots from
the horn. the rattle of the sleigh bells and the
happy voices of the young folks herald their com.
ing time in advance. The summer guests like
diversion, and ride in a hay tackling filled with
hay and drawn by four horses strapped with sleigh
bells is a change from the automobile and the
family carriage such Seabright and Rumson
cottagers
Coaching parties. too. have been popular this
week, and the Rumson Inn, adjoining the Polo
Grounds has been the rendezvous for the cottagers
in this district.
Yachting never more popular than now
With two summer clubs the Meadow and the Mon
mouth, in addition to the two Shrewsbury Crgan-
izations, lovers of yachting to have a
lively season The weekly regattas of the Meadow
Club have always been attended with interest
while the coming for women which was
feature last year, is looked forward to with inter
est by members of the Meadow Club
Golfng at Monmouth and Seabright is enjoyed
by many. At Monmouth play for the presidents
trophy will soon begin. 1t promises to be a spirited
contest and golfers are already discussing the
The first of a series OF song recitals by Mrs
Nathaniel Scammon- -Jonses will be held next week
Cromwell. The patronesses include many of the
prominent cottagers along the North jersey Goa st
Arthur B. Proal, of New-York is at Monmouth
Beach He owns one of the finest automobiles or
the Ocean Drive.
Dr. Henry Tucker. OF New-York is at Low Moor
near Seabright. for the summer,
The Rev Dr. Maitland Alexander, of Pittsburg,
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of that
city, is spending his vacation with his mother
Mrs. II. NJ. Alexander, at Seabright.
Major Henry q. Catlin of New-York. recently
left Monmouth Beach for a Western trip His
family is at its summer home. by the Shrewsbury
River.
Dr. John L. Wentz, of Scranton, Penn. is occu-
pying a cottage Oceanic.
William e. Strong. of New-York, is at Sea bright
for the The Strong cottage is on The Point
bordering the Shrewsbury. '
Jacob H. schiff; of NeW-York is at his hand
some cottage in Rumson Road.
Mrs. E. H. Filter widow of the ex-Mayor of
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
SAYS THEY SHOULD HAVE REvIvALs.
Ocean Grove Speaker Raps Churches Who
Don't-Chorus Renders Cantata.

Ocean Grove N j.. July is (SpecaD.-"There are
church members who do not believe in revivals
and churches will not permit their pastors to
have revivas of religion Such church members are
not following the teachings of Wesley, and such
churches only dead. but not repre-
sentatives OF Methodsm" said the Rev. DR.. Don S.
Colt. of Baltimore. who lectured this morning be-
fore the Spiritual Culture Assembly in the temple.
In address fun of power the young minister
pleaded for spirituality. Said Dr. Colt:
when the Church of Christ ceases to hear the
cries of the unsaved 1t will down into hell just
as the swine driven into the in the time
of Christ"
In an arraignment OF the liquor traffic DR.. Colt
said: The liquor traffic, like the marine monster
described by Victor Hugo, has one of its powerful
arms around every State legislature around
Congress and around the press. but the free
arm OF Christ is more powerful than all the arms
possessed by the liquor traffic, and pray God that
a revival of religion will sweep the
church and strengthen Christ's to destroy the
monster. We must have this revival to set Alright
the liquor question: for the church must either de-
stroy the liquor traffic the liquor traffic will soon
destroy the nation
This evening in the auditorium. the Ocean Grove
festival chorus and orchestra, led by Tall Esen
Morgan, rendered Cowens cantata, The Rose
Maiden" The soloistS were Hldegard Hoffman,
soprano; Helen Nebuhr, contralto; John Young,
the temple Director Morgan lectured on The Rose
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS


Ivegpoci July 1sArryed. steamers Iaesnia s-5 .s -:
KAY. SeW-Nork via Queenstown, Geofsic t2.' s,a.i
Nev- York: Nedamore tEr>. Henry, saitiinais' -
steamer CmoFta tETt, Dutton. NeN-1or a
southampton. July lS-Sailed. steamer Nenoul-s -
Lucas. from London for New-NorS tand pa's7-
Castle .55 p -. .-,rz
DunkiTk. July II-Saued steamer Thorlis tNoH' S'--
Hull: July IT-Arrivsd. steamer BuraIO ,sn L0.s''
New-Nork. ecssk
London. July ls-sailed. steamer Minneapolis 05ih
NeW-YoFk. "a
Cuxhaven. July rs Arrived steamer Phfo-'
SchierhorSt. New York ,r,.-r,7f
Shields July i6-SaiIed. steamer Paula tIef' IT,
from Swinemunde for NcW-IorN -,.- Cyrli
Queenstown, July Is 1882 ul-Sai.e1 seeaiiS--s
CBr1, Thompson. from Liverpool Ter Ss-,.rs 1t,t
ChriStiania. July IS-Arrtved. steamer Apu.''-
L.sSner. New-YOrk for Copenhagen ,-,-.- Nifet
Bremen. July Is. . u-Arrived, steamer - rygi
der Crosse tGerl. Cuppers. NeW-ioFN "
Rotterdam July Is 10 a n, Arrived. steamer
Antwerp. July IS-Saiiad. steamer hro'H'
Havre. july Il : p u-Sailed. steamer La Hie'-'
Boucslet New York - .s,u,er GrS.
CherbouFS. July -. 4 a ua-ArrlVed,- -, N. Pyr-
kurfurst Ger. Reiynkasten Ne" A'iN -
for Bremen tand proceededl a, ,ulanc lt
Tarifa july i9-Passed. steamer tttta ~ Vsr<
De Barbiere. Genoa and Naples tel y -. ser -
Naples. July I5-Sailed. steamer Roi'@
Nev-YOrk- - .uercs t'
Raffo. New York via Naples r,,sir Hsf
singapore July I6-Arrived steamer ~ 4.
Babin NeN-York for Manila So,s Soalas'' srs9rass a =
shanghai July iS-Arrived tPreN tees.s IA SnsA
CGerl. Bahle. NeW-NoFk and No'''-N
santos. July ie-saiIed steamers SasS Ssn J5ass -
Wright. New-York: sailor Prince V'''
York
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
ASKS FLOWER COMPANY RECEIVER
Baltimore Stockholder Says the Doctor and
His Friends Received S2,50O.OO0.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Il
Baltimore. July 1S.-Thomas Denton Miller Of
Howard County, Md. filed bill in the United
states Court to-day asking for a receiver for Dr.
Richard c. Flowers Montana Smelling Ore PIr
chasing and Development Company DIT Flower
the promoter. is under indictment in New-York
and George Edward Mills president OF the Lone
Flne Mining Company, a subsidiary concern is in
sing sing. Miller is Stockholder in the de-
We veeloPment company TO the extent of $3.50 shares.
or thN par value of 5000 His acquaintance with
influential business men here. together with the
misrepresentation in the circulars issued bv the
company. induced many other local business men
swindle. 's7u
The confidence of the business community op
Baltimore was desired and in order to obtain this
according TO the Dill. Henry r. New W Kennedy
Boone, Paul Seegar and Eldridge Packham ir
were made directors OF the company. There was
considerable discomfort about the wav In I,hicL
the development company being conducted
ana this move was made 20 alay suspicion The
bill charges that Or. Flower and his friends sa-
cured the greater part of 100000 paid in by stock
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
FOR SPANISH WAR VETERANS DAY.
Big Parade and Athletic Sports To Be Held
at Bergen Beach August H.

The Allied Commands of the National Army and
Navy of Spanish War Veterans, composed OF the
commands Of New York City and Eastern New
York, Brooklyn, Long Island. Staten Island and
State of New-Jersey, making elaborate prepara-
ticns for the celebration of Spanish War Veterans
Day. which will be held at Bergen Beach Tues
day afternoon and evening. August Il Over twenty
i've thousand tickets have been issued bv the GEN
eral committee. and it is expected that as this will
be the first general celebration in which all the
organizations of the Spanish War veterans take
part over forty thousand veterans and their friends
will visit the beach to witness the military naval
and athletic tournament.
The athletic field sports will be under the charge
of Captain Daniel J. Murphy, of the 22d Regiment
y G. y Y. and his assistants. Prizes will be
given for all races and games, chief of which Will
be a silver loving cup presented by Quartermaster
General Robert a. Brunner, of New Jersey which
VIII WI 9e competed tor IN a special eight cared cutter
Naiq 20. - aI19 u;e naval squadron Command
will include oo-yard dash go 40 and $50 yard run
running hleh jump: l2-pound shot put, sack, three
silver cup trophy Will be competed for the second
,A after the completion Of the games, which will
veterans will take place the boardwalk at { D. m
the National Army and Navy OF Veterans viii be
Ihe reviewing officer assisted by Adjutant General
and Major John Engei OF Tef6r5S, Te0if6 ~ A Snrrie
and Corps Commander Captain John T. Hilton of
NeM-Jersey; Colonel Adolph l. Kline and Captain
II A Young; OF Brooklyn, chief aids and sta # Of
the commander in chief. over twenty-seyen or
@g9niZations, gan with a membership of ten thousand
1t has, been decided by the general committee to
open an the games to the public. athletes de-
Sring 10 enter any OF the contests have been asked
20 address the chairman Captain Daniel ] Mummy
Union Cub; Captain a. B. Burroughs Hackensact
y j; captain H D. Higgins, 18th Regiment N q
n y. Brooklyn, or the secretary OF the general
committee, James s. Long, No. sol Atlantic-ave
IT'S BAD To READ TOO FAST
as you may overlook the little adverti.a
ments in the narrow columns
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
I Z - LT7A q D II
WEDNESDAY. JULY %.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, July IS, 1908
ARRIVED

steamer Niagara O. Keefs Tampico July and Havana
IL, 70 James z Ward & Go. passengers malls
ndse Arrived at the Bar $40 a m -
steamer Norda tNoTl. SvendSen. Cardenas July and
at the Bar Z $50 "''->N%
Greso II Havana IS. James Ward a 20 ,Ti.b 70
N. - - - - '-''
steamer Campana tED, Watt Liverpool July II and
queenstown L. to Vernon X Brown Co NTH aas cabin
the Bar at lO:5a i1th
steamer Jamestown Hitler. Newpcr, News and Norfolk
70 ,hs otd dominion - co. with passengers and
Steamer Buigaria Ger. Russ. Hamburg July ard
Bouiogne @, 10 the Hamburg American Line with liza
seerage passengers mails Arrived at the Bar
at 1923 a m. w.
steamer Grenada tIrl. MuFchison Trinidad N
erenada j. to the Trinidad Shipping Trading
pany with Ia passengers and mde at the Oar
at ESQ p. m -
steamer St Paul. Janlson. Southampton and Cher
nourg July H. to he International Mercantile
Bar at s27 ?. m.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
FEW BID ON THREE-CENT FARES.
Tom Johnson Himself Wants Only One of
the Eleven Lines Open in Cleveland

Cleveland. July 1S-When bids were opened at
the City Clerks office to-day for the construction
of eleven proposed lines of street railway in this
city, TO carry passengers at fare not exceeding
three cents, it found that there were only
two bidders, and that these covered one route
each, leaving nine routes without bids J. r Hoef-
gen. Of New-York, who is generally credited with
representing Mayor Johnson. bid on onlv one line
out of the eleven advertised In bidding for the
Rhodes-ave. line he offered nine tickets for q
cents, seventeen for 20 cents and thirty for 81
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
TO PLAY FOR CHARITY AT ARvERNE.

Arrangements are nearly completed for the
entertainment to be given for the benefit of the
Hebrew Infant Asylum of New-York at the Arverne
Hotel Casino Arverne Long Island. on next Satur-
day On the programme will be the names of popu-
lar entertainers. including Minnie Seligman. sup
ported by William Bramwel in Bronson Howard's
"Old Love Letters: Henry v Donnelly and Dor
othy Donnelly in a skt; specialties by Sam Ber-
nard. Maude Raymond, George Thatcher, Hattie
Williams, John G. Rice and Sally Cohen. Dan Nc
ORourke, supported by Nellie Elting, in their
sketch entitled 'Parlor A.; Nellie Hawthorne. Gus
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
AT MANHATTAN BEACH HOTEL.

Arrivals at the Manhattan Beach Hotel Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Dockstader, Mr.. and Mrs ]. H.
Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. c Johnson, Mrs. F. Duryea,
Frederick Bowers. Charles H. Reynolds. r. 3.
Moosehead, ]. B. Burt, Mrs. S. Grafton. Mrs. J. II.
Nissan. Miss ]. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hunt
w. A Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Weber.
George Conklin. Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Jackson, F. D.
Spear z. c. Anderson, ]. George Lydeckcr, D. Z.
Dake. W. S. Crowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Delany, G. K.
Fireman, r. J. Armour, William s. Ormond, Mrs
H. H. Moore, Mrs H. H Davenport and Mrs. c.
b. Smith, all of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
SAILED

Steamers Patricia Ger for Hamburg. etc; Aoasl -
lern t6fert. for Genoa and Naples. Ethiopia ~. =.
glasgow Ponce. for san Juan. etc. Aarseslae -s ~
OoaNra, etc. Richmond Castle tBrl, for Aden sas-~
etc; Mexico. for Havana Valencia Ger, Tor Ns' y
etc British Princess tErt. for Antwerp Pat1ll--
Fort Tampa, E Vale. for New orleans; Jeueiss.
SoFIoiS and Newport News CaricOee lBrl ier -
- Thomas and penerara. Flandra Ger. tit
Port de PaiN etc: Manhanset tBr,. for Tniiadi 49, -
Tor Key West and tialves-on. E'r1ra tbfl Ioi -.
pool Finland. for Antwerp Mssaba tBr- tof - -
fShodesian tbrl. for Aigoa Bay etc; Oho tbrl "
castle VIA peptfOrd; Uller tNori. for peIeTara ~
tSrl for Gibraltar. Malta Venice. etc. Island -.
ShriStiSnsand etc; Trinidad Bri. for BsEnanaa = -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Alfred L. Wheeler. of London.
FIFTH AVENUE-L. Ackner. of Weisbaden. Ger
many, and s r. Lippincott of Philadelphia.
GILSEY-E H. Suydam, of New-Haven. GRAND
Colonel F. /. Town, L. S. A. HOFFMAN-T. ].
Abbott and Tom Q; Jay, of London, and G. Foote:
of Havana. HOLLAND-John Barton Payne. of
Chicago, and H. D. Levissohn. of New-Zealand.
IMPERIAL-COlonel F. F. Bowie, of Rome, Ga,
and T. Ashley Blythe, of Philadelphia. MAN
HATTAN-W H. DeCOurcy Wright of Baltimore.
NETHERLAND-EX-Se Senator Marion Butler. OF
South Carolina. PLAZA-Sir Percy SanderSon OF
London. WALDORF-ASTORIA-H. B. Ledyard,
of Detroit. president of the Michigan Central Rail-
way, and Governor Richard Yates of Illinois.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
ANOTHER COMMISSION NEXT YEAR.

Berlin July 1S-Herr Moeller. the Prussian Min
lister of Commerce, speaking at Osna brueck Han
over, to-day said that the artisans calling was not
yet out of date, since manual skill was the best
means for meeting foreign. and especially Amer
ican and British, competition The government
still entertained the liveliest interest in the ar
usans 1t had sent commissions to Ausir5o and
Great Britain study their handicraft meth, -
and II had decided to send another comn1Ision to1
the United States in 1904 %
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
THINK THERE is A SMUGGLING GANG.
Customs Officers at Hoboken Believe It 0per-
ates with Saloonkeeners.

The many seizures of smuggled goods in FIo-
boken in the last few months have led the customs
officers to believe that a we'll organized gang of
smuggleTs is operating with several Hoboken sa-
loonkeepers. Yesterday morning nineteen boxes of
Sumatra wrappers were found by the police in
Bernard Goldman's Hoboken saloon. The tobacco
Is valued at $3.50 Goldman arraigned before
Recorder Stanton was turned over 10 the
United States authorities.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
ARMY" SAYS IT WAS sHADowED
Mother JOnes's People Declare They Were
Followed Constantly.

Paterson, N J., July 1s.-Twenty-t two members OF
Mother Jones's army arrived here from New
ark at noon to-day. They came on trolley car.
Mother Jones and the rest of the band Of textile
workers were expected later Those who arrived
were entertained at luncheon in Helvetia Hall The
members of the army will be the guests of the
Trades Council while in this city. At Newark 1t
was said that the army left here because Secre.
Service men were constantly following the mem
bers about the city.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
BREWERY IN BUFFALO BURNED.

Mohawk-st. was burned TODAY. The loss is esti
mated at 100000 The buildings were old ones. and
the flames made rapid progress until three OF the
largest of them were wiped out or so badly dam
aged that they will have TO be rebuilt Valuable
machinery and 5000 bushels of malt were de-
stroyed The fire started in the dry kiln which had
not been used since Nav l. 4
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
MANY PLEASURES AT NORTH BEACH.

With enjoyable ride the large boats from
East Ninety-nnth-st, East Northumberland
thirty-fourth-st. the pleasures of trip to North
Beach begin. At North Beach the shady groves
and lawns afford every comfort for family outings.
The bathing pavilions and swimming pool appeal
to those who wish to take dip in the cool crystal
waters of North Beach Bay. Shooting the
chuteS' also has many patrons. For children the
large mammoth carousels and the baby carousels
inviting. Other amusements on the beach are
the Gee Whz," the Ferris wheel and tOboggan
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

Philadelphia is occupying country home at Mon
mouth Beach.
Thomas B. Nash and family, OF New-YorS are
in one of the Oliver Byron cottages, at North
Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Walsh. OF New York,
are occupying their country home, the Sedges, at
Monmouth Beach.
Fulton Russell. of New-York. is occupying cot
tage in the actors colony at North Long Branch
Forbes J. Hennessy. of Eew-York, Is occupying
one of the reservation cottages. near North Long
Branch
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
BURNING SHIP PICKED up AT SEA

Boston. July ls-The steamer Prince George. of
the Dominion Atlantic Line. Yarmouth n s for
Boston. arrived to-day, having in tow the small
schoner Altama' which was on fire and abandoned
when the steamer picked her un ten miles south os
cape Ann this morning. Captain J. H. Ehler Of
here " IS" -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
COPPER STOCKS IN BOSTON.

Boston, July 1s.-Coppers were rather lifeless and
generally firm, closing fractonally above fridays
figures The general market dull with prices
Telephone " N4iiei'odl
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

A dispatch from Port-au-Prince on July II an
nounced that the conflict there between President
Nord and the Chambers continued and had r..
suited in the proclamation of a state Of siapa a.,
the calling out Of the National Guard. anu
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
EAST LIBERTY CATTLE mARkr.

East Liberty. July Is-CattIe-stesdv choice s5 o1a
60 40 prime St 9oaS5 10; good sass s5 Hogs
SIeN, ryle hea.les - oFSo TO- medium 50 70GS5 s5
heavy aoTsers - sSqs5 90 light Workers ,eqS6 To-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise AS Sunset Noon sets 2.ts Moons ar. "a
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy Hook 12S Gov Island 200 He'll 5a,a 10
p M-Sandy Hook IDS Gov Island 800 Hell Gate {4s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
NEW-YoRK CITY.

Band concerts will be held to-day at Central and
Bronx parks. at 43O p m.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
THE Fake GOING TO PoRT-Au.pR,NcE

Kingston. Jamaica, July ls.-The German Varsbi,.
Fake called here to-day for orders. She will nro
eeed to Port-au-Prince tomorrow, owing to the
gravity of>the situation there. ~