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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 2f.-Closirg-WTIEAT-Spo nominal;
futures easy March, Gs 47sd; May 6s sad COkN-SPo;
American mixed is 3isd. American mixed
Old is sd. futures steady: January. nominal: March.
Is PF,kS-Canadian steady. IS Cd FLOUR-St
Louis fame winter duI s. I'd HOPS at London u'ae-
firm. 50 lHsftf los Fht.F steady extra INDIA
mess G3s Cd PORK easy prime mess western. 6Ss
tSn1berland cut % short rio. 10 II n.
AIS Sd: long clear middes uSh . to "a 70, ass long
Riddles Cd: short clear
Ie ~ 90 n ass "a bellies a &c n. as Shout
1rf{--ssoIaro LARD Arm; West
err in tierces American refined in pals 36s Sd.
TfrTr,T, nominal CIIEESE--Ameroan finest white
quiet SOS: do coored steady 5is TAILOW-Prime city
stca.iv o5s Cd TURPENTINE-SurIts FIRM as
PCSTn{-f'g1rnon firm. - 81 PETROL UM-Re
Am Ts.d LINSFED OIL steady. iss I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

london Ian 2l-Th. offerings the wool auction
sales today numbered l44ol bales, Including large
lection Of superane secured and greasy Bidding
animated ana prices advanced SHARPLY. Mertnos were
0-ro nd all sections. Crossbrels
were readily absorbed. Americans buying few enc lots.
and also several parcels OF GeelonS greasy. Secured
Inc},s ~ German buyers extreme prices
Following are sales detail New south Wales 1000
bales secured 9UdQ2s 3d greasy. 6hd0ls ID Queens
land bales: secured lsQ2s IA greasy. 6%dGls III
Victoria 2dT2s Cd greasy. 5'ado
Is 81 south Australia bales ecasy, 5iGIs West
Australia 100 bales; greasy 5'sTl1d. New-Zealard.
bales: 5Tttlad Cape 81 Good Hope and
bales secured IIG0ls I'D greasy, O. UlOd
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARET.

Iiv.rpool Jan n. { q. m.-COTTON-Spot-M Moderate
business points lower American middng fair.
81 GOOD middljng. 7.S4l mddng. I7+d low middling
7.6sd ordinary I5sd ordinary SD The sales OF
the bales. OF which 500 bales for
closed
firm; nniddltng. January 1894; January
and February 56d. February and March 1850. March
and April I'D April and May. I52q7, SD May and
45d August September I God; September and Co
tober 66Sd; October and November. G 39d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR Arm;
WHEAT No s. SOGsTc; No . red. 92E9Sc; CORN. No ..
46i4c: . yellow. 4Sc; OATS, No >. 399S9[ac; No 3
white 39T4Itc; RYE No 2 coo; BARLEY. good feed
ing 4Nc fair chotCe mating 4IGl5Sc FLAXSEED,
No L. 81 o. No Northwestern, 81 12s TIMOTHY SEED.
per bbi S13 iOTsl2 2Ila: LARD per l0Q 10 $! Oh:
CLEAR SIDES boxedl. So c2i31S9 70; WHISKEY. basis
Of high wines 81 the Produce Exchange to-day:
FI-iTF.R steady i52lc, dalries i3ql9c;
EGGS steady mark. cass included. 25g2Ici CHEESE
steady 1CGiO'3c
Duyuth Jan 2l.-WHEAT-No hari. soc: No I
Northern s7.c: No Northern SIC; May, soc; July sso
Milwaukee Jan. 2l.-WHEAT 1ac lower: No North
ern s9iG90c; > Northern. s5GsSc May. ei5sG92c.
RIVE arm: No / GIdf2c BARLEY dull. No .. 6Sc;
sample. STd6lc- CORN firm No 3. 424i3t7c; May.
49ssc.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2I.-WHEAT-Firm; contract grade.
January g249gEc. COBN-Firm: January, 60@tajlc.
OA'TS-Frrm. good demand No 2 white 46t7c; do.
cllnrrd 4Iisc. BUTTEIi-Stcady. fair demand extra
western creamery. Use extra nearby prints &c EGGS
weak ana lower: fresh nearby. S2o at this mark
3o4alc al the mark. fresh Southern. 29G30c the
mark CIfEESE-UuchauEed: New-Nork fun cream,
choice 20 fancy. IH0tit.c; New-York full cream. fair
10 good l04Iic Reccuts-Flour 900 bhis and 419 600
y, n sacks. wheat. bush. $500 bush oats
II go hush Shtpnsnts-Wheat $500 bush: CON- $500
brsh. oats. 5000 bush
St Louis. Jan 21.-Close: WHEAT lower: No, . red
MAY. SGhsC July. s01sc; No , hard. s0lsB
s2Nc. CGRN-No cash SIC: May 4Iisc; July, 46ssc
OAT'S-Eo . cash. soc: May, 4iBc; No white. H1-c.
Toledo Jan 2l-CLOvER SEED closed: Cash and
January Sc February. IS SIl3. March, Sc s2s; AL
SIkk. prime. So 80: TIMOTHY. prime 81 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
ourrogates Notices.
PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abrer C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF County Of
New YORK Notice is hereby given to all having
CT Woodhouse late OF the
Of New York deceased the with vouchers
tbsreof To subscribers their transactng
h1sD at office of Harmon & Mathewson, 40
N ali street Borough Of Manhattan. The City New
york on or before the 18th day OF APRIL 1904.
Dated New York, the 10th day of October. 1908.
CHARLES W. WOODHOUSE. EMMA ID. WOOpHOUSE
Executors.
HARMON & MATHEWSON. Attorneys for Executors
o Wall ST.. Borough OF Manhattan York City
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received at their Uptown Once.
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Railroads..
! PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot o, WEST TwENrY-THIRp STREET
AND pEssRossEs AND coRTIANDr STREETS.
~ The leaving time from Desbrosses and CortIsndt
streets i've minutes later than given below for
twenty third Street Station. except where otherwise
noted.
..SS A. N. FAST MAIL-Parior. Sleeping. and Dining
go A. a. 81 LOUIS Ll1iiTED-fian sleeping
Sii ana Observation Cars Cincinnati lnaIanaI
les A. "a. PEsSstsYI4vANIA 1.rAIrED.-PuIluan
1ept INNS sInokiHg. and Observation C0apaEt-
lbs p. t9E SAieesO Cleveland I9le5o aHa DsyTet
6os Nashville SSia Cincinnati and Louisville Inalanap
4s5 p Giit@ aGie L .laHs Aar Pullman Sleeping
az and Observation Cars For Chicago. Toledo
o on Fl NJ sT L9UiI EMPRESS Pisesrs en-
o r H. wrE y5 SPS2sPs valley d RGS,s For
z.55 =. NJ PAcTFic ExPR PRES a Pit,sburs. To-
doS6 cSaae tsAS oF els aa Except
SO eSs l z: NJ CLEVELAND AND cINc1NNArI Elk
e' S3.v p. ~ PITTsBURa sPEc1AL-Daiiy for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
mt & o nBa an5 S5 cert
P sic S anS Bins 20 20 - 20 ts al
and coT{Iandt stleets. 5IS o25 p NJ 40 night
:,08sl Pa rsilor and pnlns ta.s
go; 20 tJesorosses and Cortandt Streets e-.o)
soT i Ii R EA L Way 1855
n 10 night night daily sOHthsrna Palm Limited 'l24o
New FORK aRd Florida @ sDacia i@a sio
sE sA5 q 10 an Ar LINE i25s
a. a 10 nigRt daily. "Seaboard Florida Limited
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cEsAPEAk5, ' OHIO , R Al way n week
FOR OLD PoINr COMFORT and NoRFoIK--7.55 m.
AFSSTfC' e II "A 4 IA and gg N weekdays.
Farlor cars ami Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
lor smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
I9S-S Pn % p m weet-dsys
LS 49, kEANCH. AsBURY PARK Onteriaksn sundays.
ocean Grove and Point (from West Twenty
AMI 1S ne I, S5satioI s IS NJ l22o a25 80 m,
M 80 ~, m From Desbrosses and Cortlardt Streets
days Sundays. 1918. e45 a. n. on D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
dUe TO '15S SIS. s55. t9.55 Limited,
(Penna L4mitedl. 40 80. m -I255. -I55.
sorosseS and Cortianit Streets 90 Is. S55
80 42o '450 - 50 Chicago Limited for North Phil
DAYS. SIS, 80 SOS % % .955 ST. Louis Limited
soS cos Penna Limited, '1OlS ~ 30 e s.
Philadelphia onIy) p m, l210 night
Ticket offices, Nos 4si 1854 ils and 2s1 Broadway;
Fifth Avenue (Oeow I'd ST.: 2 Fifth Avenue corner
18th ST.; Aston House, and stations named above
Brooklyn. Court Street. $50 Fulton Street 500 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station YORK
hotels and residences through 10 DESTINATION.
Telephone S43 Chelsea for Peunsy rvana Railroad Cal
W. W. ATTERBURY. JR WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Traflc Manage
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON

Abner Thomas. Surrogate Of the County -
Ne notice Is hereby given all
claims Joseph H. Goodwin O he County
Of York deceased. to presen, the
subscribers.
Ing business office OF Stkeman & Sllber No is
Broadway, the Borough OF Manhattan,
York. before the fifteenth day OF April
Dat York. the first day of October, 1903
ISAAC p. SMITH, EMMA l. MOLLER. Executors
STIKEMAN SILEER, Attorneys
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
SurrOgateS' Notices.

Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate Of County
York Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Louise Starring late of the
deceased. present %
the subscribers their place
l41 Broadway. Manhattan The City OF or
before First day Of August next.
Dated New York the 20th day Of January, 1904
NELSON SMITH. EDISON BRADLEY, Executors.
EDWARD WELLS. Jr.. Attorney for Executors. la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne S steady. demand moderate and
prices unchanged. Market is steady 10 firm savan-
Rcsn firm. with fairly good demand on tho
So 50 % 50 So for good Tar
We
6Shc
RosIN-Commo1 TO good strained. 81 S0GS2 IS; e.
81 so: ". 81 70: W c. S. and W W. s. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaily. fraily except sunday. SUNDAY osly-
Ferry. Ferry, o House.
1871 26l 43 1870 1884 broadway. tss 9Th Az d Union
Square West. I25th 2T3 West 125th ST. 245
Columbus ave. New York: Court ST. 344. $50 Fulton
Rrookly1. 500 Broadway williamsburg. New York
Co calls for and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

Foreign coffee markets: lO-Holday; receipts, 1000
bags Santos-Coffee market firm good Santos,
$500; 1900 bags; stock. lla5000 Hamburg
Coffee market opened = pig higher; 230
bsGS pig higher; sales 900 tags. HavreCofee
fet opened steady. isa% pig higher Il m advanced
y franc; at steady, unchanged: at : 80 p
fhar eed; total sales 60 600 baEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. 2i-FLOUR-25o higher; fancy blended
patent. So 30: family patent winter "a 10. WHEAT
Spring dun No NoTthern, 97NT: winter No :
corn, 49H149lsc. 0ATs--Duu; no safes reported
BARLEY-Strong. 55GG5c RYE-No offerings.
Chicago Jan. 81 The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JANUARY o.. 1904

hands their scheme successful for stop loss
selling on big scale prevailed all the morning On the
subsequent uprn the bull leaders believed 10 have
taken considerable wheat but shorts actively assisted
break and recovery vita the boil leaders prominent in al
these staples. fact that MADE the early break more
easy was the steadness Of cocsois and tie poor
onse bv cables 70 the American ADVANCE Of Nednesoay
had cable the effect Argentine shipments Of
wheat for the week estimated at about l@tpu59
BUSH wh!ch material increase over the previous
week. There also selling the rains In south
needed The that the situation Of
the growing remains unchanged that marketing
OF wheat IS decreasing although SIN above the normal
The export showed little activity, bu
loads outports 94c elevator and 81 &c
:. O. b. aAcat both nominal: No l Northern Duluth.
81 0lis 2 b. bloat. C0RN-The changes in corn were
almost those in wheat the market experiencing
somewhat sensational break after the Opening followed
by period dunsss and then sharp afternoon rally
that eft final prices only AUlsc net lower There
big buying by houses with NewYork connections
the break which assisted in steadylng the maret
A large OF came out on stop loss orders
around the opening Under Tie circumstances compare
lively attention PAID the ordinary
hand. the weather in fact proving rather buNsh.
there heavy rain IN the central belt Exporters
bought loads ot corn here and loads at outports
closed SEC elevator and 53i2c o. b. ahuat;
No white iso. and No yellow, 56c T. o. b. eh0at
OATS-The experience IN oats similar 70 that n
the decline bringing out large stop loss
selling the break there buying by some Of the
people who supported corn, and kIst prices
ID at highest level OF the Cash
amounted about 100000 bu. No 2 closed 45c;
No g. a32c: No white. Ale; No white and Standard
white 4eRc; track white, 45l 4a49c: RYE-Maret duh.
No western SIC T. b. Ghoat; State and Jersey rye.
5agl5sc. BARIEy-Market dull Feeding quoted
41c c l. T. New-York end mating 5oGGoc l. T. Buffalo.
NEW-YOgK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
STOCK ON HAND.

Itosln DDS SZ59o
spirits tuFpentne lsoI
Tar bbs 933
Savannah Jan 21.-TURPENTTrJE firm. Csc: receipts
24l bills. exports go RQSIN firm sales. 22i2 bbls;
ceips 275l; exports, li92 Quote a. B. c, D. So T.
g co. 60: g. s. 5oi " s. 9Sg$2 82 50 10: X
Charleston Ian. 2l-TURPENTtNE STEADY. CAKE
ROSIN steady Quote; A. D. c, .. 81 30: L. 50 30; +.
g 50! 8 81 49, r. 3 81 So: Il. So %; NJ, So se N
Wilmington, Ian. 2L-SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Notll-
ing doing receipts. Is RosIN hrm So So receipts
las bb,s TAR firm, 81 90: receipts 147 b6ls. CRUDE
bills
London Jan. 21.-sPIRITs TURFENTINE 46s 3D.
ROSIN-American strained. rs Cd: fine. lis Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
statistlcaI posItion ID Brazian coee Is AS fonows

COTToN-Yesterday'. cotton market not psrtcu-
ETy active excited, that ruled firm,
Eiehy result buying by the local bun leader. In
DE absence 81 aggressive sellers and reached new hgH
scord for the practically al positions he
sarket opened steady, but considerable rregU-
gritty first being points higher points lower
Immediately following the call Liquidation impaired a
father declining tendency active months.
lut with cables shade better than expected. receipts
tUtiDuing small the situation considered
favorable and advices from South indicating
strong spot situation there little disposition
b sell sFgressvey. and with the local bull leader
rood buyer the list rallied During the balance
the session II showed almost uninterrupted upward
Hdency and in The late trading reached high levels
Dor the March the best sod ct 1453c. May
l474c and July at l4s4c. there being net gains on
hess positions Of 23 80 points while the new crop
rtons were surprisingly firm ana more than ordinarily
active, showing ret gains Of from - TO 40 points
feptenber and October Tie local market fer futures
tlsed at within two three points Of the best ana
prong at net advance q 2oai9 points sales were
Animated 100000 bales There less
egudaton during the entire session but generally
lently been rendered umd by the elimination of bull
Ejaculation. became good buyers at Intervals paTticc
tTly toward the close when the takings q the bulls
feTe aided by lively covering Port receipts
fr the day turned a little lighter than estimated
put the interior reaching as figures
fss & disappointment 10 the bulls while
fght Spot markets according official a5ylces.
I'm. but generally inactive
The Of contract prices the local to-day
q Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York feet Barclay ana Chrstophsr Sta
fSOO A M-kOr Blnsnanton and SYRACUSE
'iO.Oo A. A--F1r BuilSlO. Chicago aad St LoutA
40 7. M--Fer Buffalo and Chicago.
"a co p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
'6-0O P. M.-F0r Buffalo and Chicago.
=. 10 P M.-Utlca. Oswsso. Ithaca. BCraiO.
80 90 A. M.-F0T ChiSagO-SleeFsIs open 3 P. n.
Tickets 49,. -. 1855. 14ff Broadway. ". Tt -
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn sDaIly. fEyrept Sunday
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Steamboats,.

BO9 7 ON AER POINTS EHs'1s, N
LALI RIVER LINE via Newport and FAN River. Ls.ss
Pier 10. " r.. foot OF Warren 81. days az
500 p. Nj Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGEstM
chestra each.
NORWICH LISE. via New London. Leavs Pier 40 " r.
foot Garrison St. week oa-s $50 II. Steam
CITY OF LOWELL. and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE New Havsn Hartford Spring
North Pier 40. n r.. Il. Clarksnn ST.
days only at 400 p NJ. RICHARD PECK
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u PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON

JL-s <AttOtI0J luz L-AScutSAs
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Ae2sT G Thoras e sg5r9sa' Of The County Of New
against Antony Resert. also known Anton Reissr,
late o. the County Of New 4oFS eeaSsd - pressn ne
Place q traTz4st5S business os me oes Of 2ivsT W.
city New York, on be ore the Ieth q july
LOUISA AI.sFELD. JANET MULLER. HENRIETTA
OLIVER " BEALs. attorney FOR execurcss 257 Broad
Borough Of Manhattan New York city. n Y.
IN PURSUANCE of AN ORDER OF HON
A0Rsr Thomas Surrogate % Of the County Of New
aganst Emma Mathiesse', late 81 ne CoJEnty Of Ne9
the subscribers at their place or ansactng business
So So Nan s street. the Borough q Msnhastsn IN tSe city
Date; {{AsSiJEE;S 3. lilI&EEs - '''' -'''
coNRAn HENRY MATTHIEssEN. Executors.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L Abner Thomas. Surrogate Of ire County of New
against Isaac NJ Jenkins late Of ne County Of New
to the suSscreer at place q trssacn BUSINESS at
city OF New York. before th4 18th day Of June
Dated New York. the 81 day. Of December. 1898
Street Borough q Manhattan. York city ''-''a
SWORDS. HELEN-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order Of Hon A'" g6,,S C. Thomas 5,1.9 Of TIE
Ct. o W Ps.s"s a g2s. claims a sq
ana County Of York deceased present the same
Of trausacting business n care Of sullivan Crouwe
az 40 street, City and County OF York
on or before TIE 2Gth day q ApTil 1904.
dated New *. October % 1909
WIN H DUMONT, Administrator Of Helen Swords
s1rrTJvSN & CROMWELL. Attorneys for Atnnnis,rstor
40 wall Street New York City.
WILSON. FRANCES AN PURSUANCE
w OF an order Of A9ner C. Thomas a surrr
.,ta ~ OF New York. ia hereby
sivo, h All persons having claims against Frances a
Niisd7 late cf the York deceased 10
resent the with vouchers thereof the sub
at place OF trsnsactinS business
orrs % Stirnsou Williams. No IS Liberty Street in
the city New York. or before the $Oth day OF
April next . -,
FRANCES A WILSON. WILLIAM F. WILSON.
Administrator
Crimson Z WILLIAMS. Attorneys FOR ADMINISTERS to-s
- street New Nfrk civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-22
READING SYSTEM

* & a III 81 "a - Y . = ~
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty Strees south Ferry Time from south
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below.)
EAsTOS. BETHL EHENi- ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNK 90 CIlS Easton onlyL 2-l0 A. NJ. lao.
wIT.K EsfsAHEB AND sCRANToN-ztao, 40 A NJ
500 P. NJ. Sundays. "A = a. NJ. Loo p NJ.
LAkEwooD. LAKsHgHsF. TOMS RIVER AND
wsoa and Iakshurst onIyl 4lO SEQ P. NJ (8.6s P. NJ
s..turdsysj. Sundays e.40 A NJ
VINEIAND AND BRIDGEToS-fz4.00 A NJ tfso
L6NQ BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
z4o0 s3o. 1850 A. NJ, xL2s 445 $50 aSo, IL SO
P. NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove. Leo A. NJ. AOo.
PiiiT4 MISUNDERSTANDING TERyINAI1. .4ss.
tT.0e $500 soc t106c vi 90 A. NJ. tia 90 100,
sise. t265 tsso. 400. $500 fs0o. fIs6' ss.oo.
24TH AND CHEsTNUr sTREETs-s425. ts.ao,
80 so .11-45 A NJ. 100. TAO 500 200. 70 Is
IAMSPohT-lAoo 90. "a IS, fs0e i49 10. 1000. HOO
A u. Reading only, $500, i 10. ~ 90 p NJ,
zFrorn Liberty street emily. Daily tEany. except
Tamaqua- xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays.
Ofees: Liberty St. Ferry South Ferry. Astor House,
l6T 2s1 1893 1884 Broadway. ls3 5th Az Is Union
Square West 152 East 15th St. 23 West l25th ST. 245
St B-klyn: 500 B'way W msbUrg- n Z. Transfer Co
| calls for and checks baggage to destination
W. e. BFzS1FS. C. NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Ger. Mgr Gen Passrr Agt-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-11
PAWTUCKET.

The pawtuckct commission on the abo-
lition OF grade crossings met at the office
Of the city engineer last night. II was de-
cided that tho present was an opportune
time to urge action on the matter OF abol-
ishing grade crossings AS II seems neces-
sary to have an understanding with the
city authoritiesv OF Central Falls and
united action, Il was decided 10 have a
meeting OF the mayors OF both cities, the
Joint standing committees on railroads
and the commissions for the abolition OF
grade crossings. Last evenings meeting
was an extended one and, OF course, IL
was demonstrated that though the aboli-
tion would be a great benefit it would be
likewise a very costly matter.
Mr.. James King OF Providence will as
sist the choir at ST. Paurs church I'm the
service this evening
Mrs. Minerva A. Saunders. librarian OF
the Deborah Cook Sayles library. read a
paper before the department OF sociology
OF the Pawtucket Woman's club on The
Evolution OF woman's Work" yesterday.
Mrs. Saunders dealt with the development
OF women In tho business and artistic
flelds
over 200 persons enjoyed the supper
given by the Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Veteran Ffremen's association last even
ing. Mrs. It. y. SWeetland. Mrs. Reuben
Barber. Mrs Olive Daggett, Mrs. r. Y.
Bassett and Mrs. r., Mowry were the la
dies responsible for the success OF the ar
fair.
There was a solemn high funeral mass
of requiem at the Church OF the Sacred
Heart FOR the late Mrs. Mary Tierney.
Rev Father Harty was celcbrant and
/ there was "A very large number OF friends
OF the deceased al tho services Miss But
Ter during the services sang "Fsce "a
4 Face" The interTnent was at ST. Francis
cemetery
! The report or City Auditor Rex shows
/ the total amount available for expendi.
\ tures during the year 90 be $50. 40 ss and
/ the balance uncNpcnded on Feb. %, 1905
was t3ii .e527a
/ Dr. &. y. Gardiner amputated the inde1
i finger on tho Loft hand Of Bernard Nc.
/ Carron. Mr.. McCarrcn had his hand
I caught IN a machine az the Union Wad
I ding companys works yesterday
There was a very successful entertain
mont and social held az the Alcazar las
\ evening by Union company No. T. TINT
/ form Rank. *. of r. assisted by Ma,
I Temple No. 2. Rathbone Sisters. Delight
| ful music for dancing was Furnished bj
the Enterprise orchestra for a large mum
Der Of ladies and gentlemen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-11
SAVED UNION FROM DEFEAT.
Bravery Of Rhode Island Soldiers at Battle
Of GetiyShuTg.

The feature OF the meeting held by the
Rhode Island Veteran Citizens Historical
association I'm the Mathewson street M.
u church. Yesterday afternoon, was a
paper by Thomas NJ. Aldrich OF this CITY,
treating OH the battle OF Gettysburg
Former Gov. Elisha Dyer, president OF
the association presided and at n brlet
business meeting William r. Angel of
North Providence was elected 10 rnehoei
shin in the association
MIR. Aldrich the speaker or the after-
noon. was during the Cdvil war mem
her OF Battery A. First Rhode lsiaho
Light Artillery. and is now engaged IN
writing Its history.
The battery was attached to the Seconn
Army corps, which at Gettysburg heio
the most important position in the Union
lines and practically saved the army
from an oyerwh Ginning defeat
After Mr. Aldrich had concluded the
reading OF his paper Francis Gallagher
also a participant in the battle OF Gettys-
ls,rr as a member Of the Fourteenth Con-
necticut Volunteers, spoke brteny or MS
n1ide as a native of the state III being an
eyewitness OF the bravery or the Rhode
Island men In that struggle His regiment
throughout the war was attached TO the
same division that included Battery oi
Rhode Island Mr.. Gallagher moved vote
az thanks to Mr. Aldrich for his able pa
per. which was unanimously passed
President Dyer added Few words oil
appreciation for the instructive address.
a letter from Hon. Henry IA Greene of
Riverpoint was read, thanking the mem
hers for the honor recently conferred up
ON him by his election to the presidency
os the association, which, he felt com
pelIed 10 decline on account or physical
disability. and extending his best wishes
for the associations success.