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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
Mr.. AONEYCUTT'S RECORD
HAS DONE MORE WITH ONE
HAND THAN PREDECESSORS
DID WITH TWO.
Republican Candidates Lame Excuse
for Extravaaant Expenditure Of
the County Fnuds..

For the past two or three days one
of the candidates on the republican
ticket for county commissioner has
been going about the county and in a
desperate effort to. defend his official
acts as one of the present commits
sioners, has endeavored to throw the
blame for his own shortcomings on w.
j. HOneycutt, the, present. county au-
ditor and the democratic nominee for
reelection. At Touchet last night the
commissioner, when questioned by a
republican as to why so much money
had been expended under the author
ity of the present board during the
past year, said: The expense Of run
ming Wal1a Walla county would not
have been so great had it not been for
the fact that we have a county audi
tor who has only one hand and is un-
able to perform the duties of his
office"
While it is true that Mr.. Honey
c4tt has only one hand with which to
do his share of the work in the audi
tors Office, yet it. is an indisputable
fact that he has conducted that office
in as economical manner as any form
er occupant, and today the records
in that office are in better shape than
they have been for many years.
With the same amount of assistance
as was employed by his predecessor,
who made an exceptionally good
record Mr.. Honeycutt has performed
more work and the receipts of the
office show that he has earned more
money for the county than did his
predecessor in the same length Of time
by the sum of $221O.75.
The books in the office show the
amount of fees earned during Former
Auditors McLean's incumbency and
McLean's first year. $2967.65; Hon
eycutt's first year, s4057.65; difference
in favor of Honeycutt, $1,000.
McLean's second year, $3672.95:
Honeycutt's second year, $4793.7O; diff
ference in favor of Honeycutt, s1120.75.
The records in the auditors office
show that the amount of business
transacted in this Office has increased
fully so per cent, and yet Mr.. Honey
cult, without increasing the number
of the employees, and with the same
salary list, has kept the work up to
date and in better shape than has
been the case in the office for many
years.
1t will take more than such accusa-
tons as are being made by the repub-
lican candidate for reelection as coun-
ty commissioner to convince the gen.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
ROBBED WALLA WALLA POLICEMAN.
George Casey the Victim of Burglar
Last Night.

While George Casey, of the Walla
Walla police force, was sleeping
peacefully last night at his residence
on the corner of Alder and Sixth
streets, a sneak thief cut through the
wire screening on the window of his
bedroom and took out his pants and
vest. After rif1ing these of their con-
tents the thief dropped them beneath
the window and hiked. Besides some
keys and a pocket knife he got a fine
gold watch and chain and locket.
The latter We're quite valuable, being
worth $50 to anybody, according to
Mr.. Casey, and much more to him, as
the chain and locket were a present
from his wife. Casey came near los
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
APlEAsAnT SOCIAL.
Officers Of Congregational Church Give
One to Their Young Friends.


Over 100 Whitman college students
met the officers of the Congregational
church at the home Of Mrs. William
Kirkman on COlville street last night.
Professor Pennell gave yiolincello
solo, Miss Reynolds sang and Profess
sor. Pennell. also rendered a vocal solo.
All these numbers were warmly en-
cored. Allen H. Reynolds welcomed
the students of Whitman to the church
on behalf Of it's officers which was re-
piled to by Professor Lyman on be-
half of the faculty and Miss liza Cut
ting for the students. The remainder
of the evening was spent in chatting
and telling stories together and in
listening to selections on the phono-
graph. Light refreshments were
served in the dining room. The eve
ming was greatly enjoyed by the young
people.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
HAVE YOU BEEN THERE?

The Curio store at lis East Main
street large crowds are visiting daily
looking over the large assortment of
fur rugs, Indian curies and novelties
The largest assortment ever exhibited
in your city.
| take orders for white Arctic fox
boas, $500; red fox, $1,000; blue fox
from $40 to SIS; silver tip foxes from
$1OO to $500; also large assortment
of Oregon and Washington souvenir
cards; 100 subjects to select from; 2
for cents; % cents per dozen. Mr..
Earle the proprietor cordially invites
you to call.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED.
Knights District Convention Will Be
Held in December.

At a meeting. of the officers of the
Knights Of Pythias district conven-
ton NO. /, held yesterday, it was de-
cided to change the time of the next
meeting from November IS to Deem
Der 1. This change was deemed nee
essary owing to the fact that the sew
eral teams in the district would not
be in shape to enter the competition
until they had more time to prepare
for the event. The local Knights have
organized a strong team and expect to
carry away the first prize in the con-
test.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
NET WITH ACCIDENT.
Captain Guthridge Cuts His Thumb
Very Badly.

George Guthridge, of Fire Station
No. 1, met with quite a bad accident
yesterday afternoon. While splitting
some kindling at home, the ak struck
knot and slipped If, cutting down
through the flesh of his left thumb,
laying the bone bare. DR.. c. B. Stew
art attended to the injury and Guth-
ridge is about his duties as usual to-
daX
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05

ing more because Mrs. Casey wanted
to have him take some money the
night before to put in the bank. but
Casey hald told her he would wait un-
til morning and SO did not have it in
his trousers pockets at the time.
No trace of the thief has been found.
Casey has been looking for the thief
all day. He is pretty mad and if he
catches him there will be something
doing"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
pIBslEe conIme BACK.
Prefers WaIla Walia Situation t.
Spokane Job.

J. n. Harvey, formerly agent Of the
o. r. & n. at Wardner, has been APP
pointed to succeed w. c. Dibblee as
freight agent Of the company at Spo-
kane.
Mr. Dibblee was appointed to the
position about three weeks ago. 1t is
stated the post was not congenial to
him, however. and he asked that he be
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
EVERYTHING READY FOR ELECTION.
Ballots Have Been Prepared and De
Iivered to Auditor.

The official election ballots which
will be used next Tuesday. have been
printed and are now in the hands OF
County Auditor Honeycutt. Mr..
Honeycutt and his deputies today
completed the work of preparing the
election supplies for each of the q
precincts in the county and they are
now ready for delivery to the Inspector
of the different precincts.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
CANDIDATES CARD.

To the voters of Walla Walla cor,.
ty, within the precincts of Wall.
Walla: Gentlemen hereby announc.
myself an Independent candidate To-,
the Office Of Justice of the Peacs
Your votes are respectfully solicited
WIN. GLASFORD
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
Oreoon Bank BuraIarized.

MONMOUTH, Or. Nov. 5--The
Bank of Polk county here was burg
larized last night, but the robbers
failed to reach the money vault. They
secured only 5000.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05

transferred back to his former ~.
in Walla Walla.
The post is that formerly oc>
by Agent Shinkle, who was dismisS,
at the time of the disclosures in ~
cashiers office
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05

Adams and the entire democratic
ticket will be given handsome ma
jority."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LADIES-EARN $40 PER HUNDREn
writing short letters. Send stamnad
envelope for particulars Ideal Mo
Co., Cassapolis. Mich.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05

The best hay and grain on the mar.
ket at Alheit's feed mill.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05

J. w. Cookery. licensed embalme,
and undertaken. Babcock block, ~
First street. Tele. Main y7s
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05

eral public that Honeycutt has not
performed the duties Of his office In
faithful. honest and economical
manner.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
Murder in First Decree.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-The b,,u
in the McCue case after 80 minpt..
elaboration brought in verdict :.
murder in the first degree.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET TODAY

Furnished to the Statesman by the
Coe Commission:
Opening. High. Low. Close
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-05
The Chicago Grain aMrket.

CHiCAGO. NOV 5.-December
$1.11A @$1.12: May s1.11AMs111n.
corn 1885 @43H: oats 2SE. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16

fo3 . ae rga 20 T;urs, 92'H:s sgi' see
s51ag s5 ss- Ss,eS 70. l s-,y,,pa51l 60
H5I-A-ey 5osa. 1isy-Jgas June-Juy and Juy-A ggszt
oe,.o95-r-,,ogsi1. eo5a- NsashestsT-TsEns easier;
2 2SR AP ' % I. Sc y' , en- a. q 1sy
- o.. u--sr era Fs s. oSs =: vrr Faeats 8 3
lL-.T ed; Fe-r % E2ol s. 50aS3 -; cl7ice -
ere5. s. ge1S5. o. = brand BAG ITEAL-Fi-Hl.
f,5cs1 o. FEEr9rsrn cuosss: 7vssiern - r7r6e sci
a-5 feass- r5,ls s. 55tsl -o rec ~ SIS So:
CLAN, t--AI-lhe wheat market Uas decidedly
a-r rss Tpe5usslos fasovF ' sTo7g 1s5s. ra5
t---, al-th e1tioea from the y est blsiless vas
U5rat e4ya1oes sg-e Tie Lgndon market vas also
a. ne close mere uas rise q 2g2Ec n t1s Pr.ss
u wheat 10 TIE local raEet Wa news continued %
80. 'as sFaLa Lna.ke.s az erse- is,l-oa
50 "a s Il 8 q h o5 T1 81 q ese later az
ry2oTas s. O. 6ia ana Detroit s. O. rs loT 80 red
&c raorset vas teve-ish sn asy TIE mass tsisse @:
cfa-, ~. 80 tss 6ic-, nc. src. ,fe Lee s.si
TIE narei egss strors Se-e al e JEST prices 81 tEs
ArFeatas 10000. Russia, 10000; nsaa5,. eosooO:
psl 600 bushels h re week and against IS 10000 last
ye. TIE NeE oss ftoe 81 v9ss' Is ioss Ses &c,
ses bus6eis 80 REQ, ana ilsCss 80 ? Es-3 winter;
bushels tn--oEEe q 100000 N fair
iel--l tut thc q sellers checked business
Nothing reported Tor New-vork. and only 10000 e.
Ultpurs. 80 red winter. ca-1rts. nominal Quotations
r. Gosh wheat ae1Ey bssIs follow: No RED. 81
elevator. and s. Uf0a-. 40 Northern Duluth,
81 t6as e1Cat CoTN'Ihs corn market ruled strong
Ed sympathy with wheat TIE demand than
equal 20 mo su-r7y Prices advanced quite Sharply,
vl enc marker l1tv rf net % R014tc, this be-
tlr hess Tire cables decidedly better
f- UrE 10y wheat Uud advises generally IN
l.e1rea continued large call from tre other side TIE
-aErt e. cash earn rged strong, with total sales a.
OIL ro fs3o'l bushels The visible supply
-ar. shows Failing SU7ooO bushels during the
u-r, is now Gown 4 7le+eH bushels against TO-
s+f 's1 l-s. The -u~tfs exports 81 foot
lt'r11 bushels AGAINST $4,000 lnst week and G6l3
tt. TIE Nr7r-l0rk stock % Z. 4lU017.
against C2It7 lest year N1 corn closed sc elevator
and sre o r---t. 80 white, 57c, ard No yellow
-a. nhT---le market fl~ ruled cruer with
wheat and OATS rE1-i-Ey oIe-eo CO e1vices
Chicago indicating poor ErCcc. and fo-ccss-llg
smaller e--rE- Tie visible supply % c1-s IL aE-
E--E bushels Increase q 10000 so- the
wees and against 5l+ap't les Eenr The New-N ork
decreased 562 bushels during the
week. md ts ct~l5, against 8lal5l last year No
: closed -gir.. 30 - white s&c. No 8 white and
standard white s2fcc EYE-En-set nominal 40 =
Western &c sGrats state and jersey rye 654Csc
-Y-Aer'lat r-rl Feet irg quoted Sic G { z
NcU-Eo-k. ual making. 55G65c c Bu1ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16

arEraLs-T1,,-Tn vas higher n ne Ionoan market;
SO, quoted a. s., bogS29 CoPPEs-GosPer a.=o s.-
Us - % ~ Ia Locally. oopPer vas ara WI la@e
81 a9Sl2 q LEALeaa YES o455siFea 4i g -
Ia Lculda sPELTEH-spelteT Was nrn al s. s0as5 In
- "a q, l7s,--5 T5cey iron vas uHc1azsed 80
Ne-taen a. slzsSi5 N9 tz9ad s Southern sno no
BlJI-AssAs AND s1RUps-syru4s are frI-ly held. r.
a s +ss1y YIN . iS RIsi S2 s4s. s S52s s
opea ketle 3-a8-o sTRCFsSouaraon. l4g L. lair 10
ocEAE FRETc5Ts-TTl. demand cor steam tonnage
ms -Sr = 81 1I-as IN ths sal toTsase aaret
~ ----l-sI IsIrees sa-tss was Tor lie caast7g.s 80
t-alez al fereieu departments ts2s quiet Rates cast
vice vs ar en- p Re ofs5STs tr9as uH s
--r-s .T- eth sd nominal. Fo.terdu-1 &c: Ham
S l.. 8 5cs-rsl. bremen - PeaalFs: e5tton Iv
Danish steamer laie tons timber. sabine Pass 20 Fe-
is5s tors ta5e- Noble to Coatinst a5a tinted Elag-
~. i4as b, 5irSt prlvats terms Marcr: ,So-re-
Nantes ia "a TsaaTy British steaH4s- 30 OPS rs
r. raory Norwegian sleslner. tons pho 2saie Port
2--4 t9s T5-isr .tssseT 1885 t5ns Ness-I5il =
s5c1t IS March: British lark 90 J5s te5as -'sea
- 81 t11s reac-al cargo. hence % Bocas Gel T9-2
81.
tons. coal e1-t5lk q l-13s5 q -ro;,e- s7I tons
~ ,ar 1-a5,r Brunswick . NowieA private te'-.:
se65ze- i5s same private terms: sea99asT. 81
toas lu1t1r. sa,l1-sh 70 Sew g-,. -
- d 81 10. Briilsa steamer. Lios TONS. ti-rte of
Z Eo-te-5sra sn4 Bremen. 10 siarai lsits na-s-
80 rritist s-holrer 30 PasaaEo--a 70 h1Ssioa
0-rs-c,5r-cnssed on was barely steady with demand
iu.ited to lneds-r needs Linsee1 ~ YES cue 90
---srreI Refined pctro.eln was IN fair deiianl az i
c--- 80 NE cocfs. STANDARD white. ucJrcielrn hss
Ss Il t5H SC o. FHa6slph.a bs-s. s. 90; bulk So re
,atsr vhte NeYgrk bhis $50 tes- $40 90 tllk - .s
Ns,S-Yo-E sis Is. PhiiaGeipals- So o. CyITOSsEHp
yellow 49, sei en- S- if si-vy s0si45e aolina.
r-,-sf-rD American seed CITY 4oSi2c out-of-
go raw asesGc. Calcutta raw, Csc lard o4L O2c
,.,sv wltf s.T eeTrss Of activity a. ABOUT former
r-ces ere being about as eaeulsted on ans
y s ss; ls-s-s VS. ssSaate5 az . 900 vi.a ksas4s
s s EssG SIS sossis .: family sie: .asTI clear
~ scGfl peet sagslo; sEtra Insa Tnss'
;s 10 80. =, ' sss. gsi 70 4 &c: = n re y
Piol.e ssogas-, cuieS sg9Sss 81 ss F sas y 81
couatry bg5&e l-ARp steady suotea e Isoa, g-'y
sout B0c: Centnsnt soe: B-azl kEs ssos
----sE- ri,r- ~. nc. ~Ifv ,a-d s.enrsne TihGsc
Ffcr.-,crrserous man orders IN over sunday
TIE unoef5ons q s,h5 5s5-se-s Win rod sales
frovernsrt Qaotatiors follow. Dorestie oralnay y
re- 20 - Tars issa5ise: Ranroon IN bond 2hg2ze
win lsi prices unohunFee. hut ven ela iriees qHoise
az az sr-s6 sise Essi- tshisss aoald A tsoo
SSSs-cd ana frii nov-ssTsd is5s IEle ea-sstigns-s
e.. ll-.ee /. 81 g -.-,,i.fes 4 rsc Tsrs 2 n bass
sr6 bass = has Frsn.issss seee, EaFs ass srS5S-
sss.ioasSs' a tsos; /. aaa 3 s2Oa: 10 4 siss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
OTHER MARKErs-eY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Feb 15.-ChTTI.E-Rece,7ts 27-ooo; market
rteldy strong: good 90 prime steers 81 SO o poor q
medium. 50E1eH feeders lH
COWS 81 6.QSl y, Eeiters, s. - St IS; Gamer s. go
s. -p bulls s. 50 TO- calves. s. 0"Et4 HDISReeeD,s
to-day 5000. t9mc-row % o.. Eartct strong nXed
butchers. GOOD choice heavy. - -uff
S. 4c rough heavy - V0S5 20: Right 81 dtS 10 hIE
% sales. S4 s5TS5 y SHEEp-Pecelrts 5000, eleeD
ans lambs steady and easier: Eo-d choice wethrs
So s. choice mixed, 50 5o8S4: ns-ive lambs
- lCasS % -
C.ncanati. FEB 15.-HcGs active, . 75ls5 Is. sat
TIE active s. 257Ss CO. SHEEP strong. higher s.
& 81 LANES higher. 81 2oES' 90
Kansas city. Feb 15.-CATTIE-Receipts. 1900 head
including Southerus. steady 20 iCc higher
export and dressed beef steers steady 81 6oS5 10 fair
~ steady. s. 81 80. western fed steai ~
s. c9 s. f-ocke- and feeders zoe higher. S5Si 20
steady. So Southern
- a-S =: native cows strong 81 1888 40: native
fefe strong S3gS3 50; bulls - Soc s. 50; calves
c--1-z HoGS-Receipts, ZOO head. market
steady &c higher: top. 8 l2: bulk q saes s. GO
s. g5 heavy. Sass i2: packers, - 9oeSS o. NIGHTS.
e. 1854 80. sHEEP-Ilecsipts, co head narket
lambs Western lambs. e sea
g. cCTSs. yearlingz. 81
s. s-ocke-s and feeders. s. 5oJS4 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New York--Terssa Ballraan. PsintlI AGAINST Maz-
k-sI.n1su. desir County
Ncrz Summons WIKI Notice Acton ~ an Absoiuts
Tyor~e- above named Defendant Yen
sau-ao-ed Complaint Ems eElior.
O. vo-- Answer Or the Ilantll Attorney
within tuerry CD taJ5 uller tie service % thls
o-s exclusive e tie cay 81 service arl IN % you
fst.-e 10 appear answer. Judgment VIII BE- taksu
against you ~ 1ef@ult t5r TIE Esef DEMANDED n taa
.ul-.1s-r.
Tz.s al c-eu YORK December 1879. 1877
william sv-I-E-sEs3. Attorney for PIsiutt- ofos
once Address. SO 90 G-1aIiEay. New York
Cf.r. B1--lrr t-1ula-ca1 ~. Y. T. = A
T. Ha-r-sf z. -l-t-u. named Defendant VI
100 F-=-u. Mansion. ". London ErE-ard- Tls FORE
E1iuu served upon yol. ly publication.
Art h. an orasr u r.arcia 81 Sccft Jusfies u
tie Supreme Co--t 81: Ycrl IN ths Fr3l
judicial Dep1Treul. lI the County OK New YORK Cts
% York B-ro-gh ~ Manhattan dated TIRE 0th
e. uecs-lleI. 1865 and fled with Complaint
oce of tie cle-E cf t'e County e New Xork. 90 CO
b. 81 Manhattan
Dated. NaE York. December
WILLIAM a. sWEE-sER. Attorney Tor Ptsi,tiH Va,
2c3 Broadway. New York City, y r Borough <
Manhattan. Z. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAILROAD.

STATIONS feet Q: VEST TyEXTY;L - STREET
I'D ESBtsCSsEs AND CoRTLASDE s. BEE :
i hss re stai s thaa ts"' sss 1 Ssr iss
40 A. L. FAST MAIL-Parior. Sleeping and Dining
Cars. For Chicago. lad iarapoIis and Louisville
s55 A. Il. ST. LOUIS LIMITED.-Puli1asn sleeping
asoils. s. Louis DtrinE Car
1885 A. n. PESNsTLvANIA LIMITED Pullman
ment Cars. For Cale4s5 Cleveland. Toledo. snd De-
I-5s P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. Log1s ExsSi Express IS
Cianapolis chicago s.. Louis. Dining Car
as p. y. CHICAGO LIMITED PulInan sleeping
5.55 r N 81 louis F:,1 rREss-Fo- Pitts5urE
S T6+ i G5r Va L0 VIA h s1 vasS
SIS r. II. WESTERN ExPREss-rO- ChI-sgo For
Iolsdo e@csP, 4yqrday L,a.ns Car v,,.,,r-r To-
Iedo sad chieae60 For E1oxvrIs. daily, Via shsn-
aHtoah VALLEY Route Connects tor Cieveland eA-sp'
as z. Vi cLEvErAND AND cINCINNAT TI, E *
o-55 z. y. PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Daiiy for Fi'''
WssiIrSGTOS AND THE SOUTH. $780,.
1920, 'l055 a. '1255. 2 10 Destrosss 1ne -
ParIor ard pni6s Cars . IS st25 '455 lDssor9sse1
sunday So % IS IS a '12 s. g = Sons5sssS
80 as 5tiss,75ss5s and C5rrianaj streets. s15
soJ-TTifEtS RfAILWAY-Erpre-s II IS. = - p n;
1910 nlght daily. "southsrn's Palm Limited - -
ATiAvTIc COAST 1Lxr-E1pr.. :. -, s4e go q
SEAEoNRD AIR LINE RAIIsV-A N--ELpress = 20 y
and 12-iO nieht Gaily. sesboard FloEiaA Linli'1--
NORFOLK ASD WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Memphis
ard Nev-orleans 9 - m Cally.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAE.-I-So q n NO'N
Gays and z-gS m. daily. -
FOE OLD POINT COMFORT and NONFOLA--i'o0 = -
weekdays and SOS p. n. caly. -, -.
ATLANTIC CTTE.-9JJ a and = % >. N weeA--a
sundays. 80 o.. m. Through NFs-iuul-d Trans S-'
ParIor Cars and STANDARD Coaches on week lays
Tor Smoking ParIor cars Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays
CATE NAVE 50 o. n weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRT PARK tIuteriaken 6Inus- ~
Ocean and Point p sasa1t from West weiiLy
ana 70 night weekdays sundays, - g29 a n
ami IS o. From DsE5rOsscs and Cortl7ndt Streets
N. 1880 8 80. BIO o. m, ard 1918 night NseA-
eays sU1days y x 3 IS q r 80 ?. m.
eos 725 80 SIS - - * eos ST. Louis L1nitsdo
30 10 (peshroeses sud CurtanI Streets 10 20. 10 -
(esazses ans Cort,sa6t st-eets COZ 255 3 % 355.
sieiphia Snyj . S. G55 T55 s25 925 IS Tor North
phuadeuha only, p m, u 10 night weet-1ays sun
6sys eos s755 SOS % = go - ST. LiTnIteil.
gr5 fsIn25 Penna- Limited &c . "te55 .L55
'325 .. AS l~t55 Chsaso Limited f2r Sorth Fh.l-
Nort- Philadelphia only :. II. 1910 Night
Ticket osrses Nos 4s1 1854 IL snd zsl Brosdway;
Ff-h Aveus tbelow 23d ST. 2S3 FIFTH Avenue tcorner
29-h ST.: ! House, and stations named above;
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The New YorS
Transfer Company VIII call for and cheek baggage from
Ecteis and residences through 20 Destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railrosd Cab
Service.
". ". ATTERRURY. J. r WOOD,
General Manager. Psssr Trafao Manages.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Il-er70ol Feb 15--Clos!nr.-WFTEAT-Spot nominal;
Futures arm: March C. 7d May, g. SID July nominal
COrs--E-ot American mixed. a 2-zi
surrf-an mixed old Cad: futures steady. Ma-el
FLoUR-sL Iouis fancy winter tun. s. So HOPS al
london gaciac coastl f5 lose g 15s. BEEF fr-
extra Incia So 81 PORK steady; prime ness
v.ee-e-l. HAMS-Sl1rt cut. Il to IS n strCls
BACON Grr-. Cumberland % 81 n.
sTsrt rb 10 70 q y SIS 6d ior- clear middles Lsa
~ Ii "a n SIS ca. long CT u4les heavy. IS Oh a.
= ass. short clear backs u % = n. CTS. clear bellies
ii 70 re n &c LLfEE{S. square. ID.
fra a5s LARD fru prime Western n tisrces 5ss % .
American refined IN pals. 5Is o. Bt ItE-it nominal
CHEESE. American white. 5es.
80 TALLCV-Friue city. GulL cas- g. TJf1Ef-N-
T-Ts-r-erfr-r steady.
= f5ild ~ rTOT EL-lI-F,cned a-gl. T-4d. L-SSE-D
on. ouIct Us Cd COTT0NSEED CIIr-EuI refined.
s5ot dulL los c. TALLOW-Austraiian IN London.
sasy "a
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'''-'' 4 'a' iooal market to-aay

f-oa ir 49,. 70 fi1t cotton closed steady win
Cling u - Nef. cl tho hsss "a ~ - - 49,
has q s-,-,.--- 80 rdltnr cur ssIes we, 40
- sDot rsr--s., ~ .f..Feies on cortrnrt South
GIL rrrl--.' 49, cErrrre1 e. ~-rIovs. c,,-a-T-ae
aerfck ro---. --.-c AtlrrluFtor. Balrira-rs ana
a1ss ar 49,. p tls'n IL lover al Il Ia.
lsia "a 49, r. Louie nru-iasI urcsanre5 al Ts-.c:
Asc esies 80 ere nominal &c lowe as
q Gtc pe---a. -.A 9l.rfsfor nominal unchargrd.
3 blss r..3t aofiral &c tower. st i3hc. salos
ucrrrr-t tfef ffe teasrrnr rrrrre
re-rr 80 irleans from 600 81 4 30 hei-e com
oa'Ves-r- 49, .th -as week ucc sOs last wear: 81
wsat r-e ,- ttfD fc 1000 hrler rrrf-rs . M laef
~ Il - - ita Year az FIoetor srg-- II 90
felr -s"-iai bsse nHt week and 1892 last
Ta7sf ~ ~. n2Tts ed iuterio- points toeay con-
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Citations.
OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- YORK. By tie Eracs q Coo tree and inds2sn1sntTs
IsorEl-a Hl--1, Eree-4-- y L14@ll nel c2lsss 40
and re-1 Hilton. and all persons interested p 10
estate O. Fanny hilton. late % the county Of NaD
.--l..1-a. ieca-ees other
wise greeting You and each - you are asrsog
personally Cd ce an appear pelre on
Surrogate o. tne tal-ry cf NeE o a. ne susrs.sa
said leid al tire county court aouse
tn t- County OF Tor TIE ierh day % Fsor1arys
h. -a-l-r4s- ten uc-ocA - l-s l1IA--l Or -
-1di.-A4 q
account u proceed g5 Of MarsllI Bell execuior 81 ne
la-t win rrt ta.a--t o. said teceaEed. and such %
you hereby rt-d are rudeF ne age qf twsnty
Yeas. r--l appear ry your Eizzei1ns " f1
have one lave none. 60 appear ara Apply t1s
ore 10 le appointed. event u neElecf
~ f.Ts-s 10 n, 81 a gla1lIan Appointed 81
sllsrc-a-a 70 represent and act .or IN ths
h testimony whereof caused the Seal o. "a
surr1sl-ls Of tie said County cf View York % -
hereu-t1 affixed
Al-rr O Thomas Slrroghts - our aid
county. county of New NlrH. tie 2sth Jay q
Tlara-i-er In o L0r4 thousand
mae hundred I'd AE-sEE . 4HQAASs
G. - surrogaua.