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New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL mARKET REPoRT.

York. September = lSu4
r0rFFF--- After ~r-, quiet morning f-- i-i--
re 1ucn mere active -IsS hetore the close - ,-'se
- 5ev s- god a1vzlce The opening was DC P-t1
-g1er u sympathy Vill trm European Ll4-Al - ---1
resfllf Of tlrtrer uu.aNaTar-e CROP atau-lS 4--
Al arst however r. seemed as fl -sa ---5 Sst-
rrsnd a consequence tEc mar Ehe - --s
rtrcteG apparently oz tears q q oeaI.sa -, -,- 80
ei.--lv z-atel.cu- october J. tcr iAt --'-1' "a -
G5te5 decreasing visible sipniy ~ 3I5.~r e-s-~s "a
-es.- e decreased proc. ltiol, . 80 -.e .
mind where some red-al--1 q s--4l ---t-- --r
---e-zr.r-- .-c.-e- instead r t-la---,-s ass
,-r-e rE-- IN October q - far 10 L1 7 -s-6es' ca
----s Trar however cs ~ p-!--s ----- ~---s -
people are L---.s ~1- re et-
- f ~oese markets. me acF@1ces lh '1etl sa@4s
49, 7zs-fou .1 tar market permitted u l--l--4lA i
-e-es - rrree and market 7as t4y sle-oS az .
- es,nrce OF IaGl5 points WIFE s2eS lI tl'-i % ~
-. -e~eirrs a Brazilian ports were tl-- ana me
ranlr-s ~ crop damage were accompanied c5
ecIire 81 100 ID -he 0altl7 faI-&I- el-- $50 @
-s--z .-~r41ee4 81 ve.-erla5s decline Hamburg was
- -fg hgher and t5a--s- after adN41l-ns z, -rac
1r-isf . franc vie acz2lce Nsrle ATlsc-s
ss1s5 -hzr confirmed hls estimate of me FFeseh
s-s -rr placing -U a30 70 o. go otH bass. ana
- -he -eosur-t The CeE- crop was ul-af2rao-e
- ,--s c-esited vh buying lir-le he-e early out
- seIer at c1e aGy-nce tle afternoon, anc Il Rs
- 80 rhst b-er around OF s-Ent-y LleE
= tsr he March o1ron was selling du-ing the session.
Ths rpo market duiet o1t steac- Win c--t~-~+S
N rhe basis q SIC for Rio 10 = a.
TIE range q contract PEloe5 = me toc-- --A-1 es'
vHs as folCWs- -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

cotton L1eias age 5gecial Liverpool cables: spot
esno- lFenlar, sa4eEs se36 bales: aDc~rfsrs-r -
nj ~ bales; American. a.9eG: recelTts 9G6 49,
I'm Ileini lliddng upland. sod An, No. ,-J
f,r.-. p'itiLh higher Erf,f.
gainis p5ssl,on. ss eioseo barely ateady net iIaI4
4s2d &c., .2sple5.Def' Ia septenber-Cctober
Ref... January. s-F1d. -FTe,s7,
area y.lbds March April Anrs,,f--.s 5
Eo5d .S. me. sssd Ainncaostergarna Am. r,.,. M
~, s.s,.AiA-WHEAT- The wheat raars,., No.. - .,-
- ~ I'D te tendency downward and iast . =. :" n -
90. l.Aer- bun aud bear about isf..-,.T- Ak
Hu1r.t Le cEessd was sGainst the Inartet ana tts
bolig &c., .e - lag ~ alH1cirnt numbers A. ertiesi
elftf8 ne Gay Al tgst fuclf.af9,-
fr-s - necounf - ieas frosty Henfher ss -
rr- 80 peen ied % expect from TueFdnv'-
uBiun 1 ,s.,l ss.lEs aeNsFsT the market Mad dssided
vas Frs5-l,,l l.etsA 49, most important OF sghch
r----. -lliers Association only ~ ne 90 49,
vita thelr ffo 20 49,.
ill 60 e sostl.esat aEures = 3s5 90 o0o l,ssi
--a ne efteet oi t5eae lFures htf-S = 1~eei
f-.,. ,.t seslos ae eaesa slarpis eosiar ls55std
az Ff--,,.s n -, -as " %hd. Paris 20GsS D6ints
- tfr q ltsfsel. luo b nToft tsl,.ng "a
l--ef raiiEs rcEs q Iess
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

1aee- 'sa e e72Erol for balance of TIE session
nepoIs ;iVl /" hnipeg were TO the effect that While
@ -. - = considerable drop IN temperatures Il
a., S = 20 GO much estimaIe BY NJ.
az Ns - NlleaC yield country
DIS "a. 4i-loF movement tribe dsappo nt!-lK
20 = peen looking sor increase
rep's ese-Ily n the Northwest Al both winter ana
sp-l-a 81 - arrivals were less than lsSt year.
fB esal4..s A'''4.'S" buESl
on the sane ca year aga. Al Kansas t,tv ana -
LoAis te yhs exceeded receipts bv 81 COO s1sh. ard
some pfeIcc 'na' cas5 tie situation respect
son e-alLet-. re Ntspia supply Monday
iAeiy 70 sloN q decrease instead Owing
% i a.l eais a-id the smaller receipts,
lec ths ol movements 9f the
most TO- Wednesday
and Mississippi valleys, Northern Illinois ard Northern
Indiana bol rsis temperatures expected Thurs
west % he Mississippi. Foretrn houses were eariv
buyers wheat local n.arket rms close on X,
RED vas 81 "a export ana 81 ia choice: North
or1 Duluth . ZS@s O b sdoat. CORN-Releved over
The absence OF iroSt 10 tho prsGcIee
hammered Tie market the opening
sharply. Fc44oHinS this based q
demand from shorts and hs prediction frost North
Indiana ana Illinois "Wednesday night. but in
hueral selling al the West prevented the market from
showing any notable strength throughout the
rke close here prices showed partial ic decline
IRE large and only 8SS were
expected Chicago Thursday. The trade
sisted Of load No closed 51c elevator and
At 5Tice adoat No white AZ 5sc and No yellow
az 81 &c o ahoRL oATS-The oats market eased
on q Nttc with other grains and closed rather weak
Quotations cash cats in NeW-York were as follows
Mixed, 26 70 81 n. "a 4AeG35lec; natural white, 30 to
- d57 clipped white 70 40 n. 81 n
quoted at AZ NeW-iork-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22

49, 5oeal market for spot cotton closed quiet with
am - points higher or the basis OF II soc for mid
fI.e lPiala and lls5c for middlinE Gulf Sales 216
r---,l99 sp-nleTs Southern spot markets were
IA rby-e1 - follows Mobile hrTn. = higher. a
81 ee.es 300 bales Norfolk steady 4 higher
s6-5c SEE. ses bales Baltimore nominal az
SrsS augusta firm, Z higher 10 l6c: sales
1sss Se.es Savannah steady. I-Isc higher l0Ac:
-S-@ oases - Louis quiet. = higher, 10 0:
stss5v ~ ~ Salea Wilmington nominal Charleston
lgher. az l0fAcs bales Calves
e--r s-4bc hgher. 20 lS-16c: sales. 6s8 bales
49, 1sans hru 3Isc higher. lD7sc sales 600
Fer .iiIatre receipts % cotton leading centres
asos l..i-oN AZ New-Orsans 200 70 500. against
$1,000 - .@eek ana s.sss last year. A Galveston.
l7rf - .f.Dp0, against 1854 last and 224
fFss 49,. aiia a. Houston. 10.B00 Il 600 against
49, seek and 3 last year
cor1--gs| e. the ports ard Interior points to-day,
WIN tho same day last week year,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
suaopEaN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,-.-,oos -2f--Cios!ug: WHEAT, SPOT nominal.
nnnIres ir1n: September e Sid; December. q I'D
S6N spot American mixed. easy. 4s 6sd futures GGss;
SOA-.Ns A. 81 December. Ga.d PENS-fauSSi7,
% ~ "a FLOUR. St Louis fancy winter nominal
"rr15c al LOndon (Pacifc Co1stl E1gefS f90f
81 SsaPs7 iSs BEEF extra India mess steady e2s O.
mess. Western.
- IA 70 10 dull AS Ga BACON aru: Gun
$1,000 cut 28 10 80 10 u.s. short nh t6 to a 70 SIS 8a.
idalss hssy s. e % n SOS ca; sAeTt esaE
70 20 20 Ig 49, n 70 IS Is sTesSv 80 Sss-s
sS western N tierces Sds ca: A1.rican rsensd II
SSs.1-~ ~. BUTTER snoG United Srnres. Etez1v -
Sf3FEs ars AzasEisan ansze white as: Do Auiercsr
SSsxs coIcrse, asa REE5loLECE1 quiet 657d ILNSEEr
eTT 49, f-S %: TuRPEN TINE spirits euist sss Cd
ErSrsS eonnnn. sfsedy " TAfInvy pr,l-. c4-s
s-r-rx Gcs Sc.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
ne statistical osilon of Brazilian eonee S foiloVs:

CO-TCE-The cotton market once more
pletely under ire control u blllisa operations
rhs lower Val Street bear leader had covered and
taking l-Ee q long contracts. While .
vas sso reported -at Ile or-! -eeoef OF ask N-u4
Vas Eg@n actively engaged 2 1orc-ns - pElces
However this may be the market certainly showed
great and there lLtle cotton
for sale except longs rook proGts Until afte- the
positions and &arch had solo. though that price
There seemed 70 be Htrs IN the 20 account for
q liverpool Neither rEe weather reported ccr rne
DAY the forecast such app-ehen-
son % The welfare of the crop and receipts con
l1uec ilbera- sale that the bulls counted
upon uDcorertnE large stop loss orders around lie
for December and January. ara that tAe advance
beng manipulated for hat purpose. The market
70 better cables than expected and continued ad-
Tance There were two three reactions inter-
FEpt TIE Upward tendency. longs took profits
room tel- tor the TOP, hur n genera prices
worked up until they reached a net gain of e5 q 81
points when September sold 1ic October sec.
December 81 I0.9sc, January a. l9.s6c March
eoe pressure from bear-Ehlv disposed traders
elo De-lefe1 thar prices being carried
-sls4 a. WcA mills could Glora 10 Bay and there
Iea-llCl a. teR poEts Win the market finally
rarely steady gain OF 17dZ- points. sales
N-9e ean-atec Al 100000 bales The big exports
gerle1 loT fhe day had strong influence the
eo-a thus TAR for The 2so 5l5 bales AGAINST
--1afst 34-ts t0r the same period year After
.S.len ISSUED circular estimating the crop AZ
--yy91og bales maximum and urging American spin
e ply- est mates for to-dayfs receipts a
---s Donts were liberal but large movement 81
- exports the cotton does appear bearing
- sPci markets. which yesterday gen
y --e cotton going fhis time was purchased
.ss- present prices, and wire from Savannah yes
sc that there was no fresh business.
vas as follCwE-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
sourHERM corToN MARkET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool SEPT. Il. m-coTToNsT,,spot IN limited
l,sS 11,f8ing 0s2d: middng 6I0d low middIE8 42d
S Tnary 62Od; ordinary, 5a6d- The sales of the DAY
80. nIo CT which 200 for speculation
sv1S-t ana included 3.G0O American Receipts 500
tr~4,ior American Futures opened
ant closed barely steady American middling sep
9of- September and october, 592d: October
Sad: November and December, 5T8d; Dece-
~. anT ISnuary 6.T1d: January and February 5.75d;
FehFIfarv and March 0tSi Aacn ana Apfii 0tot ApFt
ans Nav s. 76d May and June, aI6d
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Citations.
TE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Eo-k BY sTacs % God aud independent 70
B8rbetrs BraulscaiId Lehman
sarah Hahn Cecel! Eistsin sarah Lang. Philip SUBJ
bacher SulzbRsher. Sarah Straus. FrBfEric<
IavanDurE Charles AXman. and Philip Azman fhe Te--
arl next OF 0f LavanburE Of tae County,
81 New YOrk. deceased send grsetiag Whereas Amelia
Iavan5urE A. q. Erank, AID Jules ]. Bach. CIV
New YoIk have lately applied 70 the Surosarss
County Of New York 70 have inalruuls-t
u writing. relating to both Real and Personal PropeE
duly proved the laa- VIII and Testament of simon
Lzvanburs. late OF the County of New York deceased
Therefore. and each of cited ar-
pear before the Surrogate of County of New YORK.
his once County OF New York. cg
thousand hundred and four.
o'clock the forenoon OF that day. then ard
probate OF said VIII and
And sUch &c you hereby cited. under -
nxz required %
guardian Il have = have 20 sppssr
ana apply Cor Be appointed IN the your
neglect failure do guardian will he appointed
by Surrogate and tor the pT
ceSding-
N testimony whereof. Seal oe tl-
s,Ir-osatas Court County York q D.
afixed Witness. ABNEE
ISenLl THOMAS. Surrogate Of said County of
New York. said County, the Sth a
August IN the of Lord one thousand zine hun
drsd and four JAMES \ DONNELLAs
CLERK OF the SuTEuE1res Court
rl-ER. STRONG q WEIITEEiEtfD Attorneys Tor ES-rl-
t0ra No 50 Wall Street New York CITY.
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NEW Y0RH, REH haven 8 HaRTFl2l q. 3

Trans depart 1rcm Grand Central station ed St
and 4rh foloWs for
Boston. via New London and Providsnce-f5-so
Z 100. g, 1000 A NJ. = 100. 'Gi1-o3. s5i5-oo
= 500. - 5-0I 'SIz-g0 P.
BOSTON via " ViIinantic-+sS 90 A. n. fa:o0 ?. NJ
BOSTON Springhsld-fS:OO A. NJ tiit2-00. ~lS-Oa
WHITE MOUNTAINS ST ALBAHS md oCEEEc-
TeI2.to A. II. 20 200 ? II
PORTLAND AND BAR HA2BOR-fGS.0O p "A
FITC5BURG. VIA WiIitnantie, Putnam. and W0-ozstss
r.AKEvTLLE and NozFoLK-4ss:1s A. N +g5-.5 P n
CT DARLINGTON. STOCEBRIDGE LESOE- PITTS
FIELD. 100. 80 10 A. VI. s1.55. fSS:25 p. ~
WATERBURY and WINSTED-t5:00. $500. tsS:00.
+fI002. E'10.02 Waterbury 4. NJ. fSl.03 ft.50.
Sg5;o1. $500. SD 90 90 Waterbury, P. n
Ticket Offices c65rald Central Station and clI5ta
ST. also a. ella c26I. I1s5 S5s BroadVay c3 Park
Place c25 UE0n Square cIs2 Fifth Az. c245 Columbus
Az $40 Madison Av. c2lS West 1S5th ST. fSS EasU
I25th St IN Brooklyn. CO Court St. $50 Eulron Sr.
80 BroadWay. e D
'Daily. Except sundays. Ssundays only q sasIs-
days only fStops 81 1z5th St tPaToT - L4unlte
VERs Dining Car Agencies selling FarloT au1
Sleeping car tickets also.
c T. HENIPSTEAD. Cen FsA& Az
o NJ sHE7ARD Gen su5t
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sent 2f.-FLOUR quiet. steady. WHEAT
Spring business light; old. No Northern carloads,
81 25%: winter quiet; No red. n store 81 IS CORN
OATS eaaier: No 2 white 3as4c; No mixed. 32@s0
BARLEY 4GQ56c CANAL FFGEIGHTS steady.
Chicago sept 2L-Ths>leadins futures ranged an fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Public Notices.

WANTED-NIaster mechanic (stsel nuker). sL0s
nav diem. class marine engine and boiler
eraftsnaan. S5.o4 diem Comlqtitfve examinations
viii - held the above positions Ssuteuhsr 90
IG0s A. ne Navy Yard New York For further tn
f5r-Iation address "COMNASDANIs NaVT YARD. New
York"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Steamboats,.

HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT.
Pala-ial Steamers NEW YORK and '-ALsEASY-' o.
the world
Lesorosses 81 Fer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40 %
West 22d = ............. 900
Vest J39ch st ..-..-....--..- -9.2O
Landing I5nke-s West Point. NswbuFgh Poughksep-
ste. Kingston FONT. Catski Hudson ard Albany Dafiv
except sunday. Special Trains Catszi Mn r~so-ts
and ana connections East
oTEh an Vest Thr7Ugh tickets and baggage checked al
Offices Cf y. Y Transfer Co Most delightful ous-dav
cuttings 70 West Point Nsvhu-sh, Poushkeepss re-
turning down boat.
Restaurant cpen az A. VI MUSIC
Boston Excursion. Oct. 81 and 4th. 500
Steamer Marry P0we1l
Leaving peso-osses s. At s;15 NJ Saturdays As
P 81 ed ST. $50 P VI. Saturdays p M fsR-T
St on SATURDAYS Only. 22O ? II. For Highland FsTIs
Cornwall Sewourgh, NeVT Hamburg. Milton Poughkssp-
sie. RcndoUt and Kingston Orchestra on board.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
NAVAL STORES.

me market Cor spirits tuFpe1no was suss sus ssS1t 2
,9Sv vth machine made obls quoted Al Suc asked tr
SPOT but onerea a. sac % arrive Fosln was steaSy
20 ,csauged At G0S2 - for common 70 5000 sla4s
- was anout steady, but quiet and unchanged We
eISPpTIR eISPIRTTs TURPESTINE-oH ard machine h6ls. 5SsG
TAR-Ss TSaS4 sS nominal, ..ooas,o.. -
RCSIN-Corlnon good strained IS 81 gSeSsS ~ o. =,
s2. SS O8 g IS IL; y. Sc 20; j 50 %: X S4aSa ~
S' 81 4SaSS IS: ~ S460; " e. s.. and " ". 50 LOG
s. -
STOCK on EANp.
Rosin -. t4S
TuTpentlue, bbla
Tlr bbls 4.ssS
Wilmington sept 21.-sPIRIrS TURPEU TINE steady,
<, 10 css,xs ROSIsJ nothing doing; s. IS
5ld receipts 16O TAR unchanged receipts g
bbIs TCRPENTI9SE. crude unehansedi receipts 81
bbls- v,r,rTD-
hrua- a ~ C. s. 30: .. s. -: h - tOi r. - ~ q.
81 s0 l. 81 SS; K 81 20; ~ 81 To- ~ S4 S0 u e o.
" W. S4 o. -,,-. -. 50 -,
40 exports 40 ROSlN nrnl; sales
21S2. exports. lS5 Quote; A. ~ =
s. 6S; D. So 70: Il 81 IS; T. 81 80; 9; g g. s2 99
S3, Il S9 rs; NJ L. ". - 40. " q. 81 30; w ", %
New-(reans sept. 2I.Receipts: Rosin ~ bss; taF-
O'ntins OaISs - Sen. 2i-rURPENrINE SPIRITS SOS RosI.
American strained. So nd; hns. LIS.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Bocrd and Rooms.

U,LEGANTLT EuEHISEEo A7Az-llN-s-e-sva-s
IL hzfh s-T weekly Ecr SIS cseA-v NAN
- rasr Hft--<-- S---ssN
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Ct pTices n the local market to-day

r-aiz- coEee markets. EIo--o1es market ote2dy. No
Ffc 6S61O. excas-ge - 7-325- receipts, 5000 bags
rrents fur tie Cu.tc1 States e 600 BAGS; stock Is
0Gn ba-s Sanr1s--ohee r1s-ke- steady Eno6 average
santos $500 receipts s8 600 bags STOCK 60 baEs
F=an-burg-Ccfee market opened pig higher a. 20
= vas uet a. pig higher; sales 1000 oaga Eay-e
-Coree market opened steady. franc higher. a. y
advanced = frame. 2 March, Ap--l May June,
Trlv ard August declined 4 1rHer rrcrrhs
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
READING SYSTEM

=
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
ESrrL lNe nllnuges earlier shown bsloT1-)
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLEESTOVy-N AND AIArCH
CALNE--z400 (7-15 EastOn onIyl. 9.10 e N, L20
80. S.'V % - Easton only) p N Su1osySs s4as
WL.KESRaRRE AND sCRANTON-zAoO. 80 q N
900 .. SUNDAYS "a IS a m. Lee D.
LAhEWOOD. LAkEHC RST. TOMS REVEH AND
5 8-AisNEt5A1-z4 III 90 - 30 a NJ zISo lS 90 Lake
ATLANTIC CTS. a II. -. - ?. m
N1SELAND AND BRLDGEIOS-tz4.oo a N. rTlHs
HONG BRANCH. AsEURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
EOlNE PLEASANT AND SEASU0RE POINTS
za9e. a59. 1lS0 a m. xLZo. LS0, ass 445. $50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERlIINAL1. sN7s.
$50, 1900 +36S s4oe 500 Ts-5o f7So. fsSS.
lLe-39 , az. Is uldt
18th AND CHESTNUT STREETS-e425 IS - 90, sIN00,
1s9o a n '>oe. E'Aoo. 'soO. 200. Tass ?.
BALEINORE AND WASHINGTON-SoO. s1aOo.
-l2-1o goo. $500 s60o. ST00. s1215
EklADlNSI. EAISEiISBCEt1, POETSVILLE AND WILL
~ G5sa5L 49, tee. z5 % TS,eo rsle- 100o zoe
Reading PotsSvills and Harrisburg only. 4A00s vS0o
SANDY HOOK ROUTE r. Of Rector Sc. p-. q
Atlantic Hlds SeabriEht. NouTnouth Ech-. Louz
Branch AsHury Park Pu Pleasant. 1000 a. h Leo.
80. 43o $500 % Long Branchl D. m SUNDAYS.
zFrou Liberty stresJ only sDafly fDaily szssps
SUNDAY sSUudays only tPariOr only VIA Ia
naqu7- xSarurdavs- aExcept Saturdays.
G1lcss; Llberty-s Ferry south Ferry, AsGoF Eous-
81. to5 1900 a534 Broadway, lS2 5rh Az 25 Union
square West 15& 115th St 253 1s5th ST. ss5
So4uInous Az. New York Court s. 344. $50 FuIt0n
- Syn, 800 b way. W'nsours New York Transfer
v as = RPs 52E a49 enscAs eass1ss . asSSl4atton
Nice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune., 1904-09-22
Railroads.


rln KDlLvANlh
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FOUE-TEACR line LEADING oUr or
NEW TOEk
STATIONS foos OF WEST TwExTY-Tz71sr, S-vvrr
AND DEsBRossEs AND cORTLANDT sTREETs
sss lsay ss pa1ss 9s a.4 6.@ & Dss'r2.. eqra9
20. THE wxsr.
':55 y ". CHIcACo SPECIAL
-953 A. ". s.. iCCiS LIMITED
1925 A. NJ THE i'ENNsILyANIs LIurED--s
si5S P. NJ. CHICAGO AND 81. i6i.is EXPRESS
Az 2. ". CHICAGO LIMITED
's5s -. E + n n WE54ErS 7T a9H!S ESFHfss ExPEEss
IS z. ". Pacific ExPREsS
SIS F. "A. CLEVELAND AND cINC1NNArI Exp
's-I5 T. II. FITTsRCRG SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND TEE SOUTH
@ 96s1esscasi Ls i.ss % q i2 Is :4ss Sa
n Is as ais@5s a21sy. So a.. 'i055 a. m
sol -7~5t7s - 80 3; - ~ = r. l. aghs
ATkASIiG COAST LINE-s rs aa. and 8 = pm. daily.
N9Ks Ok AND TsrFfTV N P,sIIv All aS = a m isy
Az isSs 1870 ONO RAILwAY-7.55 am. week
Fo5: :2 2LD do PolNT cosiFoRr and NoRroIK-7.ss
AElLASTic li,5dSIi cITYss5 a m ana sss + ve-k-ays
LeS5 sS55, SRANcH 5 m AsBJRY PARK lsorrh Assgy Ps.y
c.l@Sel and Point Pleasant SOS a. - =. l25A
,e9ce3s Long en; g,, e1ept t9ng @ 81 BFa3sh, - 2 t
s1ndays as a N. and ass ,. m
FOR PRn-ADELPHIa
o-,3 20 So SIS, s925- So ~9-5s '1l0@5,
G55. is 1225. "1255 s155, 21O 2.55 = 2.
30 80. SO, $50 (st4.55 North Philadelphia
9niyl 'o5S $50 755 s25. = Css5 for North Phiia-
@ ony} 8-1l y T. n!ght weekdays sundays 10
- "l255. '1-55. -5-25, ass S4s5 CsT455 North
thlladephta only. s45j. s5.55 655. T5B. SIS. 92S
80 IoF Ao-th Philadelphia ouly) Il 10 night
ot1ces Nos 46l 1854 lib and 26i Broadway ls2
oJa Avenue teelow sd Sg) 263 Fifth avenue tcoTer
Est ST.; AStor House. and stations named above
brookyn Court Street. fulton Street $50 Broad
VA and Pennsylvania Annex station. The New York
5L1nsie- Company viii call FOR and check baggage
LIul hotelS and residsCces through dsstira-iC1
Iespnsns '54S Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W " A-TERBUzY 7 > WOOD.
General Manager Pzss'r Trafic Manager.
GEO. ". BOTp.
General Passenger Agent
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
Fighting for Congress.

The Democratic managers are Civ
ing as much attention to the congress
sional campaign as to the presidential
This is more dangerous to Republican
control OF the House because the cam.
,,,ign is being quietly conducted, as
was the Democratic congressional cam.
paisn in 1890.
The Republicans secured control of
the House in the presidential election
of 1855 by the narrow ma jority of five.
Through Indifference ana lack of or
ganization they lost the House in 1890,
the Democrats electing 236 members to
IS Republicans. In the presidential
year of 1892 the Republicans did not
increase their representation.
In 1894, however, the Republicans
made a well organized and active can
vass and elected 246 members, to 1914
by the Democrats. Among the gains
were 10 members in Illinois, IL in In
diana. in Iowa, in Kansas, II in
New York. y in Ohio. 10 in Penney
vania, 6 in New Jersey. Z in Massachd-
SPltS, 4 III 4NebTaShUs anu y III 1DluecIl-
cut.
In the eight years from 1894 to and
including 1902. tiae Republicans. while
controlling the House, lost 40 members.
While the Republicans held their own
in New Jersey. Maryland, Pennsylva-
mia, and Ohio. they lost members in
Illinois. in Indiana, 4 in Kentucky,
and in New York. They have in the
Fifty seventh Congress 1877 members in
the House to 152 Democrats and S
Populists, a majority Of 81.
The Democrats are working to over
come this majority. They are giving
special attention to New York. New
Jersey. Maryland. Illinois, Indiana,
Wisconsin. and Minnesota. They will
make their strongest effort probably
In Chicago and other large cities,
where, through the Indifference OF vot-
ers or the prominence OF local issues,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

A comparison of the number of holt
days here and at London is interest
ing. and it will cause a little surprise
to some people to learn that brokers
here are more literally provided with
days off than are the London brok-
ers. Here during the year we get nine
days that are legal holidays in the
State, and, besides, the governors OF
the Stock Exchange have in recent
years been quite liberal III sanction
ing petitions that have come before
them for closing on d Saturday that
succeeds a Friday, or a Saturday that
precedes a Monday holiday. Our le-
gal holidays are Jan. /, Feb. y, Feb.
% May 80, July 4, Labor Day, EIec-
ton Day. Thanksgiving Day, and
Christmas Day The legal holidays
are nine. but it is quite probable that
brokers here get at least three more.
In London bank holidays, as they
are termed. are Good Friday, Easter
Monday, Whit-Monday, the first Mon
day in August, and Christmas Day
and the day after, making six in all.
Besides these, London has three holt
DAYS that are peculiar to itself. These
are Jan. /. May /. and Nov. brook
lyn Eagle
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26
SHYLOCk

Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There are many
Shylocks now, the GONZALES
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it-take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you a couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT g. BOVINE, Chemists.
4O9-4l5 Pearl Street, New York.
soc. and SI.oo all druggists.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1904-10-26

statements can be uttered only by a
Bourbon of the EXTREMIST type.
Fellow votes throughout the coun-
try, look at the monstrosity Of such a
proposition! Lincoln and Grant saved
the republic and carried the nation
through all the horrors of the greatest
civil war recorded in modern history.
Yet Judge Parker, the candidate of the
Democratic party throughout the Uni
ted States, evinces the extreme parti-
sanship of declaring that the two
Cleveland administrations will favora-
bly, compare with those of Lincoln and
Grant. This speech of Parkers at
Rosemont will kill Parker as surely as
if he were shot with a rifle.
Let the memorable words be quoted,
printed and pasted in every hat in the
United States, where the voters may
see and read what Parker has dared
to say Of the greatest and the wisest
men our country has ever produced.
Cleveland was President from 1898
to 1897, and all the industrial forces
of the land were so broken up that it
was literally four years of woe and
desolation. 1t was estimated after
Cleveland retired that his administra-
ton cost the business of the country
full S3.000,000,000; and there were so
many hundreds of thousands thrown
out of employment by the Cleveland
Parker policy that such distress among
the people was never before known
since the foundation of the govern
ment; and this is the man who Parker
declares was as worthy of public conf
dence as Lincoln. Grant and Mckinley.
Milwaukee Wisconsin.