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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Aug. 16--CA TFI-E-ReCeipts. 500 head !;
Westerns. 1000 head. Market steady Good % prime
S53S6: poor medium S4QS4 %. stockers Sid
feeders 50 2JS4 10. cows 81 25GS4 helfers Sass 90
81 2dS2 90 bulls S24S4; calves. 81 50S6 West
steers So 50GS4 20 HOGS-Receipts, lOtto req
merAet steady strong; mixed ana butchers y @l1
50. good to choice heavy. s. 3oqS5 -; rough hea
80as5 light co. bulk OF sales. s. 2JS1 -
SHEEP Receipts Is 900 head; steady 20 lOc lover 500
+. choice wet3es 50 6oGS fair 10 choice. mixed s. 90
81 Go. native lambs. S4NSo
Cincinnati Aug 16.-HOGS-Steady: butchers, s. As
s. 80. Common Sc S5GS5 l.. CATTLE-Steady; fair 10
goc4 shippers 81 40d$j Is; common. $2gS2 90 SHEEP
Steady. SlGS2 GO; lambs, steady, S3f$6-
East Buffalo, Aug. 10 - CATTLE - Receipts. 600
head: duh prime steers - c5dS5 shipping 81 5op
s.; butchers Sc 5JaS4 - heifers s. 25GS4 80, cows
1854 s. 5O6S3 10: stocke-s and feeders e so
81 5n. NEAI4S-Recepts. 10n head; steacy. - -oeSo
ITCGSR Receipts 100 head SLOW, shade hisher Leayy
s. 10Qs5 mixed. s. 1885 90 IorSers s. ts,IS sl'
pigs s. 90Gse roughs s. S0qS5: stays. s. !5GS4 %
dalres s. 4Ogs5 20. SHEEP AND I.AAiBS-Reoepis;;
So IS; yearng 81 504s5 Westerns. 81 2SgS4 90 ewes
Kansas city. Aug. CA-TLT>-Reeeip,s. 1o.To0 head.
including 1900 S0Utherns- Market steady 70 stronS
Choice export and dressed beef steers, SS .; fair 70
so Sc SdS5, IS 75aS5 50; stocSers
and feeders, s. 25qS4 IS; Southern s. 1884:
Southern cows S2JS5 % native cows 81 5oGSi native
heiSers Sc 51S4 20 bulls. S2aS3 So calves S2FSt so
HOS-Re-eiptS 5000 head. Market steady . higher;
TOP prise s. 50: bulk OF sales 51s5 20; heavy s. $50
s. 10. packers S5gS5 20; pigs and lights. S5gS5 81
GHEEP-Recetpts. $50 head Market loc lower Native
lambs so: native Wsthers, 50 1884 native
S3FS3 Western lambs. SASS 20, yearugs So S11S4;
Western sheep. Sc 50QSt stoceIs and feeders s. JO4$3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
eENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

Ncv-york august IS. 1904.
roE-FEE-Teu-rts corning crop very con
sctfTg yesterday the market result ruled more
A. IS Irregular with ol3 longs taxing Qrolis, while
fssh interests evidently entering the na-et on me
long SIDE and chere covering by slcTlE The cpeH-
ing better than warranted by t4e early cahes ara
rfssEv WIKI May points lower ana other months In
changed Later private a1-lces from HayTe reporting
rstes from Brazil the effect thai The damage from
frost hz been slight s5 estimating tie present santos
rrep a. 10000 baEs - CONGESTION With a
rsbs from Germany purpovtng have been sent ~
iersiur trade interest nov abroad an- re-
had e. the interior q brazi 10
coming crop caused eaknsss ana TIE
r-s-Est easily slid a less ot VGio points In
tbe sarly afternoon, however cable vas received f-n
Santos drsr saying. August hcNeri-g damaged; pros
relts crop Un-6voEar4e- ms proEsAt "a
s-ssl buy-ug the early loss recovered
rriy 70 be again TIE late trset1g. when the
1srsr effected by rspo-s - lower -ru c-ters rom
PrsE ani closed steady 1913 points lover sales
sers raporred O. ll050n bags Il holiday IN the
Brazilian markets Moncay, and consequently there
Vere no cables Il cicial nature yesterday. of ire
European markets Hamburg opened = z Dig one- an9
closed = PIG while HaEre. after having sleT A
dscns ct Z. = franc rallied partial 4 frs1e lal-
inE here noted active The talent appeared -
Is boxing fo- further reaction but gene-al sentiment
evidently
csring s'ad ngy ing orders from OUTSIDE sources
SPOT -rsrsct STEADY. Nltl Quotations On TIE
basis OF l6c to- Rio No. Z
contract prices i tl9 market 10
4C-lNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
EUROPEAN PRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 16-CIosing: WHEAT-Spot nominal:
futures hrua: September, lad. December IS 2Isd
CORN-sPot Arm american mixed new. IS Sid Arneri-
mixed old As elad: hrrn; September Sd
October noninal: DECEMBER 4s 81 PEAS-Canadian
Cd HOPS in London-Pacihc Coast firm. t6 6sgE6 15s
BEEF dull; extra India mess bSs Sd. PORK steady:
prime mess Western 6Ts 81. uAMS-Short cut IA 10 Id
10 strong, 51s cd BACON hrr Cumberland cut IS to 80
As. short rib 10 70 "a 10. 46s; long middles
light IS "a 10. 46s long clear middles heavy
~ 4os ca short clear backs IL 70 20 E. AS Cd clear
n strong LARD quiet prime Western in tierces
34s 3D. American refined. in pals. Dos ID. BUTTER
Good United states quiet, 69s CaEEsE-Srong Ameri-
finest white, SOS ID; DO cOlorsd Ais TALLOW-
Prime city nTn. 2Is Sd TURPENTINE Spirits steady.
els Cd ROSIN-Common steady PETROLEUM.
Refined quiet. 6tsd LINSEED OIL steady, 1ss "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

S9tlon EZcfEnge Gpecial Ltverpool o-hl., e.. 49,.
esLLs eeeh ey00 bales. Speculation 80 49, SsS
AtoElean 500 receipts. 1000 an Americas DOOM,
-psatl4, o.eoe- Futures opened ouist sna -t..s-
points L-Ener Closed steady net polnt~ -
e.s 20 prints higher distant roTitisn- a. 1 nssF
esS1s octooer-Nove1ber. SID; Novef1b.-
aa-ch eied; 1arch-ApriL 5Isd Ws5eSS::,+..eo-
@e-ne irfeGniar; el1thn. more doing
-, E-SS54-cslti9 OILS we're steady 20 ara With soA
eE eel9nG sod within the following ranTe ~ 1919,
eSAaE, y lbesl -; BERG AMOT So 1000 -. l-S-SISS
80. - lo4sl y; PEPPERMINT dr1 IS S011sSS' a
~ o-.ea ~ kPEA6AINr e. 50681 rs. hsgsy e "
tle9s AlALAnGhEES. natural 81 e0FigS ~. -
E-t-l y - ~ 20 NORWOOD, 81 800 "a pcSTs-
1879 = q JonninE character but tie 1SS-,c1S -
- Ftiqea &c rae are unchnagsd ard oUessS -
SS 80 toss,SinE $50; GEATIA ~; S5ebe; oISSFS yS
S-s7y1s4s=A4 y oSsl 20: GINSENG NoFtks1n SS>S9.
ress--eiL sAElsAPARuLA lTeTcSn 80 ~ -:
49,. tsAs !e; SNAKE. ViTgnia 6s6lse. sS
4, LLoga AND lEEALIo-oay.s aour market "a, AMI,
seslenco q prevailing wheat conditfonS ts-.s,
- ae nigh Prices asked b. the mile oniv 80 ~
e2lolote4 q few small lots ssrinT b1i---- -
a tent8 epTiuE pateatE s. 650S6: r6teT cS-Sisso
oe g. exLTa no winter 6 5OlS9 e.. -, -
- y 20 hEB FLOUR GFfn Coro.e6. 49, ~
600 so9ss co. choice 20 fancy q eOfa5 ri. FSr,s
E-S-fs sslsl Quoted; llln dried 81 i60eg "a SS e
sa.G HEAL steady. Quoted. rThftS
r,.tsee. - eo-rro 81 lo8ei - FEED nm e57SS,sgsf.
.-3ssllal WeEteTn spring so: rtandarf -Sfs
rsi o1I' 20 10 Pei Dog en- EsnfSriE-T stt--
AAln4zs - 800 %. bulk en1 GaeTs h~-vv 80
1888 AH-a 80 saoEA ri4disE Glscfssi ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

EoTToN-Aftc- quiet ana irregular forenoon during
which h1weNe-. he market showed pretty STEADY IN
osrt0ne, cotton turned active and nrrer
suit ~ more blllsh weekly crop report than lookel
r0r and closed the cav fair gain opening
vas steady advance ~ i03 points on the new
crop position just about due IN steady
rabies following the csu there hest
taf-r- The expectation q crop report
- midday. The sreacuess ~ the cables continued talk
o. TOO u1c rain, reinforced by the appearances Of
crate precipitation AT tyo three points early
MAJ. ard reports CT favorable outlook trade
tended q render shorts adverse Increasing ther
il..ueuts while the increased crop movement
neeeo ~ TIE days recept Houston and Galveston
Isente any genersl buying movement Prices however
worked - teW points when 81 that the
~ tsliats tor to-day indicated smaller movement the
le9es calling Tor only Loo 70 300 bales and IN the
-e-e q ne morning showed net gains OF about 5Gz
ReAls Realizing then caused partial reaction Al
80 ne general l.st was ony 2E3 points higher. The
yea report was read this level and stated
e Ea1 been mere " less general de,er9rat7n durlag
le Week The bulisEneEs o. this statement colored
. some eat N ~ the report q private authority show
ZIG q ceterioratcn since July = Of about PEI
q ne average ~ FIRST the influence q these adyices
YES oItet ~ the proGt-taking q smaller longs
u-ylag on the report afforded them a market, and
.rs was irregular rather than firm.
le there was renewal OF bull support. and prices
49, q 10 net q 15GIT points. The close
SleA-y and within point % the best
80 points higher. Sales estimated 900
vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. ~.
Liberty Ss.est and south Ferry CTims from south
EeFIy n's minutes earlier than shown below)
SMLNk-zt00 (715 Eastou only. 40 a. N, 40.
a. az 29g SIS Easton only) p m Sun. zL2s a.
WILKEsBABRE AND sCRANTON-zAoo SO a ~
A-AEMOOD. LAkEHCRST. TOMS RTVER And
bAfsNEtAI-a400- s940 a zLS0 $40. Lake
Woo and LakshurSs only. A20 p. sundays.
4A4IILANTIC CIIY-sa.to a. N. $40 p m
VlAELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz4.60 ~ Sass
L0NG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
Fp4NI PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
Tt,9G go lLso a M x 90 As. $50. ass (eEceDe
SS1ooeSSS except Ocean Grove. ais a m. LSo. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERaIINAL) sA1s
a SS so; so9 ri9-9e TlIoo a m, tlz9e leo
2-g-so y m ~ - ndt
18th AND CHESTNUT STREETS-a4s IS. fs00 si9Oo.
Is99 a m. goo. J'Aoo. 'soo. 100. fs.2 ,. n
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-soo sfOos.
200. 200. 'A0o $500. 600. e1215
h1+aDlSG. HARRISBURG, louisville AND VIII
a m. Reading only, 300 Ns1.2O. Woo p.
rsaainE P9ttsville and Hrab'g only - 90. f5-0
Atlantic Higha1ds sesbright Monmouth Beach LonE
BTanch- As5ury Park 2 Pleasant 600. 1o-Oo. HOO
a n 100, zoo. s.. $50. $50 $500 70 ASbury ParE1
m sundays. 1000 e. m. Loo. A0Q. SEQ D n
sunday SSunday only. TPaTlor cars only iva T9rnG-
qua Xsaturdays aENcept saturdays
zof go. lSoo, I554 Broadway 1s2 5th Av. 25 Union
square West 15S East i25th St 2l3 West 125th s..
20 Columbus Av-. New York Court St. 344. $50
Esises -, = kly1: $40 = way " mseurE New York
W g BESLER. c. II BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r AgC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 16. ?. m.-COTToN-spot IN limited
demand prices points lover American nliddllng fair
ding. 6sQd good ordinary 55sd; ordinary 34d The
speculation and export and Included $500 RE
cetpts. 1000 bales, all American Futures
and closed steady; American middlng 6 o c. August
b4Sd August and September Sod September Octo-
be 5S5d: october and November 2Bd: November ana
December. 5.22d December and January 9i: Janrarv
APRIL - -' --'-'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Proposals.

PROPOSALS Will Be RECEIVED An rms
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Dsuartmsnt
washington, D. C, until Il o'clock noon September @
1sO4 ana publicly opened Immediately thereafter
Chslsea- Mass. Newport R. L. New York ~ 2 PhIa-
GeLp1lS, "a Warrington D q. and Norfo.k. as
Spsctned quantity q eadspEeaes blankets plilowcasss
snaeA towels t0Ueuing, mattresses
covers and pillow Blank proposals 1iu IS fur
ttshed upon application 20 the navy pay once Ports
Lao9Lhs y H., Boston, MasG.. Newport RI u Ney York
~ As aLadephtas Pa, Norfolk. Va a. "a tbs Rursau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
contract prices IN the local market to-day

hs local market Tor spot cotton quiet az an ad
.s OF 70 points the lO65c middlnE up
saa sne iOs0c Tor mc6nE Gulf: spinuars 236
- nvllhern SPOT markets were telegraphed
80 SsIystoa steady. unchanged at l0izc; sales los
ss Mobile nominal az Zoe. Savannah quiet, &c lower
- ~ oloe: sales 81 bales. Charleston Wilmington
--La- Norfolk quls-. unchanged IOi2c. sales. G5
lee baltruore nominal lie Louis quiet, 1so
.gaer a. loEcs sales, 100 New-Orieane dra
changed Al tOhc
Receipts e The ports ana interior points to-day COM
pared Win tie same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
NEW YORK NEW haven s HARTFORD a R

Iaias depart from Grand central Station. 81 ST.
BOSTON Via New London and ProvIdsncs-t5-oo.
Il 1000. = lo;o- A a. ~ leo. 'itilos. 81 Is'0,>
BOSTON. via WUIraantic--fgS=0O A. 81. taco p 81.
boston VIA springdeld-t9:oO A n. II 1880 Fl I47cus
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALGAN5 AND QUEBEC
- $50 A.. NJ. 20 Z. n
PORTLAND AND BAR HARBOFl-f'S900 P. 81
ffJ0o +. n
CT BARRINGTQS. STOCkBRIpCiE. LEMON PITS
FIELL-fS,00. Te3:l5 a. NJ. sl.25. fs3-25 2. n
WATERBURY, a21 WISSrF<D-fS-oo $500. ft300.
fs1o-O2 $4,000 Waterbury, A. NJ. Tdl:03. 49,
$500. It6.oO 1000 60 Watsrouryl P ~ -. -
Ticket oces az cCraad Central station and ci2lh 81
also clio c261, LIS elsa Broadway c3 Park Fiace
Go Union SQUARE cls& FtLth Az. 80 gotlE 11S Az 80
Madison Az. c2i3 West I25th ST. i53 East i2th IN
Brookyn @ Court ST.. $50 Fulton ST.. go BroadEays
y. n
'Daily tsxsspt sundsys. lsunaays only. slslE-
Has Dining car Agencies selling ParoE and Gss-
ing tickets also
G. T HEsIPsTEAD. Cen Pasz AEG.
o NJ SHEPARD. Gs1- Sapt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

gofse caties-F-io-Cottss rasrket-reliaay. szntos-
coffee market-hl. day Hamblrg-Cotfee market 4
a pig lower, 23g p rig yer, sales 50,
HaTre-C1fss Cle-z1 AuElsr-SeDternbger
hanged October declined al other al
y m. months. - lover, other months
charged. ? unchanged 10 II higher. $3.50 =.
unchanged. total sales .Q0u bags January $50.
February, $40; March as. april. IS 25 May. $780,
Fgr- 4E75; July, ~. August - 20. September 4ss5.
cher -. N0vertsr. - December. - -.
statistical position Brazilian coes Is as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
LEHICH Valley.

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave AJ.A, barclay Anl4sLuAusr Sta
1900 Il Aa---Fo- blhgnaulLou ana syracuse
1900 A M--For Bu1Talo. Chicago and St LoutG
400 2. M--Pocono Mountain Special
o1-40 P M--For Buffalo and Chicago
1900 p. A---For Scranton ana Plymouth
81. 90 z. M,-For Buraio and Chicago
5 IS p M-For Buffalo, Syracuse. Richfeld SPRING.
-. 90 a. M.-For Chicago-SIeepers open P. NJ
Tickets a. 1f9. 429. 1883. 1884 Broadway y Y; $50
Fulton St. Brooklyn "Datly. SExcept Sunday. Thurs
days. Fridays sad SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

4eoc; No s. SIC: No s. 4s0c; No 2 AT5c: No s. A7oo:
No 0. 1 Csc 10, 1900 No IL 4 55c T. 4.50c; No
- 4.45c; Nos "A and Is local market was
st quiet unchanged. centrifugal 90 test
SIS: H21scovaao So test At I-1GqSste and moasses
sugar, 50 test 7-16631sc- London beet sugar
firm and unchanged, august September quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
Proposals.
nEPARTMENT OF lie INTERInR A.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OF.
nee OF Indian Affairs. WashIngton D T. T,Iv "a
ieO4Sotce Is hereby given that for TIE rirSb-s
OF Unbiased segregated coal asphalt lands ana -
leased segregated coal and asphalt deposits viii Be ona
by the Commissioner % Indian Affairs his ofiro -
washington, az dates follows Fer purchsSs ~
tracts within the McAester District (No a. oriocE
p 81 Eastern tel. Monday October 1904; Tor trSefs
IN ne Neutrality-suspicious. District tSo . at o'clock p n
eastern uulel MONDAY. December D 1H94;
the Hows-Poteau District NO. 81 ct o'eoct = n
eastern urne Monday February 1885, for trace ~
the AcCurtain-A Massey District go. - a. ocIoc Il
eastern tnel Monday, april s 1885, for tracts IN ~
Lehigh-Arduore District No . at clock p m faS1
ern time. Monday. June s. 1885, for tracrs IN -
trict No unbiased segregated asphalt Iands A. .
o'clock P, NJ Eastern tIule. Monday August < I6a5
Circulars descriptive OF the lands depost "a ~. 80
and copies OF the regulations % June IL lSOI ,Di
me sale OF The Unbiased segEegasd eoal ana aspst Lands
obtained upon application 70 this oics Or ne n n
ian Agent. Union Agency, IuskoEee IndiSr -o--ft-e
BIDS be the prescribed form. which vii ~ foI-d
IN the regulations certified check or dafe For s-1eT
yer cent amount DC must scconsoauv I5s
bid The lands will be sold for cash ana secesgff bd-
GERS VIII be required 10 deposit With the Cousoner OF
lnaan Affairs the full amount OF their resnectvo BIDS
within afteen days after receipt by them q Hoco %
acceptance OF a -5er fafio
ned the check deposited BY him an evi-c- a. rooi
taith viii Be forfeited to the OF ths Chocts nd
4ns IlsAt 20 reset AL bids
subject however % existing rights 81 Wv for rTf-
roads A. G IOSNEEt- Acting CoululIrsorSr IlerSrt-
Laent q the Interior. Washington % INV "A l0ot
An1l1Ssa Tsi0@ Ryan AntisE sseFsss1@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug 16--ELOUR dull wHEAT-SPriag
steady: No I Northern carloads. 81 90; winter oTer
tngs light; No red in store, 81 o9. CORN hrm; No 2
yellow, Gle No . corn. 9tsc- OATS strong; No 2
white. 47tsc: No . mixed 34c. RYE--No /. track
T5c Canal frstghts drmsr. corn, exc 70 Sev-Tork-
Chicago. Aug I6-Tha leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17
NEW YORK. ONTARIO 3 KESIERN BY
Steamboats,.

Hynsog River BY DAYLIGHT.
Palatal Steamers NEW YORK and 'AI4RANY'+ o.
the hudson River Day Line.
IN the world
Leave brooklyn. FULTON ST. A n
Desbrosses ST. Pier. $40 -
Yves. % Et.................- 500 90
West I29th St go %
LANDING YCnGers West Point. SeEbu-gd. PonEhkseu-
Kingston Point Catskiu Hudson Albany. Daily.
except sunday Special Trains Caskiu resorts
and easy connections points East.
North Through tickets and baggage checked
5fices q y y Transfer CO. Most delightful
outings Point. SsWsu-gn Poughkeepsis. re-
INNS Restaurant open a, A ~ MUSIC
StGlm9P GIaPY Powell
Ieayiu- Desbrossss 81 Al sI5 p n ,satursav. t.43
?. NJ W 22ud $3.50 P. N Saturdays 2 P. NJ.
18th St. Saturdays only, 40 p &. For Highland
Falls Point. Cornwall SeEburgh New HamburE.
Milton. PO1ghksepse. ESopus. Rondout AID KnEston-
Orchestra on board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

q IS U % N AER F RRsT1S u
FALL RIVER LINE for NsgRoTt Fsl EiysF BosS93 nd
and PURITAN Orchestra On each Leave Per 10; y K
o days and sundays az $50 p. a.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence, Boston North and
Cast. steamers FL.H&uJIH and PILGRIM UrcaeS-
on Pier Is. y. r. foot Murray St. week
days only, at & +. II
wien Stoungt0n Watch IjLL Sarrasansstt Pier. NoFess
lowell and CHESTER W CHAPLIN Leave Pier 20
n. r. foot CIarksun ST. week days only. p. 70.
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR New Haven. Springfield and
North. Week days str RICHARD FECh Tvs Pier %.
r. r 2:45; H. e Slst St. 500 p. ~ Str. NEW
HAMPSHIRE Tvs Pier 20 Z r. Il night. sundays
RICH. PECK Tvs Pier - r. P $50 T. E. SlsG St
1000 A. ~ return due y. y. S;45 P. NJ
sateEoouls- al Lines. at i13. 26l. SO.
Is5. lisa Broadway Is Union SQUARE ls2 5h Avsnus.
Columbus Avenue. 2I6 ". and 153 z 125th
New York: Court SEQ fulton Street. $50 Broadway,
Bruoklyn, and a. Piers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

THE above are Being men
toned in the daily reports
Of the movements Of the Res
slams and japanese.
Do you know where they arc,
and DO you desire to see how
General Kuroki is hemming IN
General Kuroratkin2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

TROY llN[Eo
Str, CITY OF Troy or sarasoga leave Pier e. ~; r..
West 1UJh st. Daily except y.
day-STEA4ERs TOUCH AT ALBANX- Direct railroad
connections made Troy for all East
Phone 12OS-Spring. DINING ROOMS ON MAIN DECK
6EARCELIdHT. EXCURSION: TROY, $3.50; SARA
VT. IS 90
BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENPoRT,
SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HAIR
Dor, VIA MONTAUK STEAM
BOAT co.'s LINE.
From Pier -. E. r. y. y, Wall st. week days
except Saturdays. $50 p NJ; Sat- 1 T. M Mondays
extra Trip. 500 A. n. for SAG Harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-17

ES.2.sn55 cs 5! esss 81 6ss s1os 8Rs 81 day
Hay .--.--.... ! q Ioais asE Ssi, iGSss
Corn
September .... -o1. 4o-
CHICAGO rRICES
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-21
When We Forget.

The lrcquots disaster ~ tiok q year Old !,
and slfeaoy the city councils have begun
to relax the severity OF the enforcement
Of rules adopted Tor the regulation OF
thestres. AT first tie public safety was
the only considerations. Il made no dit
ference whether tnsstre gould make
money or not; it must give an absolute
assurance that every person who entered
its wallis would come out alive.
But as tbs spell OF the calamity hiss
faded the old pulls resume t0sir posee.
! . easy for cuuncilmeu 10 see now that
1t IL not really necessary TO have so many
sprinkiers. that IL iDskcs Dos great differ
ence neither sisIes lead directly to exits
or not, thHt there has been an unneccs-
ssry amount Of space between seats, aud
that gallery floors can just ms well be
pitched little sleeper.
III Congress bad been IN session at the
time OF tue Slocum catastrophe there
would undoubtedly have beeu a radical
revision OF the laws governing the con
struction, equipment and Inspection OF
steam boats. But when the session opens
Ii will hsve been elk months since that
funeral pyre bszt d ON tue shore OF North
Brother I-isnc, and the public will be
thinking about the result OF the election.
The steam boat owuers will not forget,
thong n, aud hey Will probably be sbie 10
convince Congress- that 1t will not be wise
10 ron smuek among time honored tnsti-
buttons.
The effective range OF tue pablic mem
CRY Il a bout three months, " aen the heart
Of the people Is deeply stirred. At other
times iI Is Tess. 1t Is tnis that makes all
reforms opposed BY powerful special in
terests so nearly hopeless. IL tue proper
legislative body happens to be la session
at the very moment when the popular
feelings are In eruption some appropriate
Law or Ordnance may be passed; but la
lew months the molten lava Of be peo-
pies indignation viii De cool enough to
walk on, snd thea the measures extorted
IN q moment of Irresistible emotion can
be repealed or ignored.
Politicians and corporations systemati.
caliy count on this shortness OF ths publ
memory. They are not greatly worried by
outbreaks OF freuzicd indignation. They
KNOW that II director of a homieidal
company had to fee TO Europe 10 disguise
to escape the execrattons Of an outraged
community he would be met at the dock
three months later by sdmiriDg reporters
asking him bow he thought he should like
the country.
"Lst not the sun GO down upon your
WRATH" IL good saying, but at the came
time we should Do better governed and
better served people II we bad little OF
the vindirtfye teaacity OF the Indian
Saturday Evening Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-09-21
ELECTION Day Echoes

L. u. Stanley, fellow townsman Of
Sheriff elect Mayo, of fremont, got one
vote for sheriff.
OF the SIX teen counties ip Maine, six of
them elected democratic sheriff. Andres
cozgin, Cumberland, Hancock, Knox,
Lincoln, Oxford.
The genial Albert e. Mace. OF Aurora,
has a friend IN Hancock, who wss so
anxious to vote for him that he omitted
to write ia the middle initial, aud SO lost
h,s vote.
Hancock county voters seem to be get
ting rfconeiled TO the Australian ballot
In spite of the large number OF split
tickets at the election last week, the
number Of spotted ballots was very small.
Twenty-nine voters in Hancock county
thought neither Cobb nor Davis was good
enough for them, and so voted for the
prohibition candidate. The socialist eau
didate for governor received thirty four
votes.
One Dedham republican, who evidently
intended to cut Whiteomb, pasted his
Mayo stieker over the candidate for reg
lister of probate. But SIR. Mahoney 'agot
there" iast the same. Another republic
can pasted his Mayo sticker over M. Foss'
name.
No. q gets into the. voting jam again
this year. Il has but ten voters, and tor
most OF the candidates it split even, Civ
ing i've to each party. Mayo and Niece
however. we're the favori,es for sheriff
snd county commissioner, each receiving
eight out OF q possible ten.