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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
EnRopEAN PRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool March e.-Crosiag: wHEAT-spot quiet; 10
I California. IS steady March. IS sad
May 7isd July. IS 5sd CoIiNspqt american n3iSsd
rIr-res steady. March. I'D. May. - S7sd. PEAS
Canad an steady, - I'D FLOUR-St Louis fancy WIN
ter s Cd HOPS q London (farinc COAST hrrrs
81 i5saf7 I-s. REEF firm; extra india mess SIS 81
PORK steady: prime ness Western. 6ss Cd CUT
MEATS-Harls. short cut Is to is q quiet 46s Bacon
ouat. Cumberland cut % 30 n SIS; short rib. 10
=, % n sS- Gd. long clear rfIIles light 81 70
Is. Ca long uiidIes heavy. 81 20 % n SIS short
clear bar,s rs 70 % n 3Ss bellies IA % rs 70
As Shoulders square rs n quiet 34s LARD dull
rrfr,a western In tterces. Amercan refined IN
pals 3Cs ga By-TTEF-Good United stntes Guet. ia
white firm. Is 50; American
finest coored. steady. sis TALL0W-Prine city. arrn
TI-EPFtNTT.- ft-Sufrits "a ROSTS-
c,rr7-,op sfsafv "a Gd PETROL.EU-M-Rehned firm.
ga LINsEED OIL steady iSs 81. TtIJOW-Aus-ra-
nan IN London firm rs Sd COfIOSSEED O4L~-agQ
refined sr0t Quiet, t9s Cd
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NO4loN-Ihere was increase "a activity vestcr-
"a, thl ne markell showed f-nness coupled with
...-1-le eAllleneEt Wlfh prices the close rrac-
49,, - Dei f1r TIE day. and sales amounting 90
u..es elqfling ~ estimates The feature % ts
Nae tt continued strength and rrliEity eu1t cot
q - eirool private adsices u rather more op
nature regarding To- demand Tor Ealt cotton i-
- .--L aIl ne outlook Tor continued IEff receipts
t a-l-ls me entire session bun sur-ort wac 81
- ~ .ltie was also buying Of more general char
= 80 WIG The advance q half q cert CARR i0g
tclFe months % tine highest levels aaa--te4 since
b.. -,- ll1ipt teEers The upward tendency received
- -.-ai impetus from the Llverp8l! cables Ex-e-fc1
~. -e--1e abroad ~ about Isl points f- -r.er
e'sliih Win The New-hCrk CLOSING Of tte r-a, ions
-. eleie was an advance % about ~ II r--ts re-
- q me hour 20 the local ororlrg a-F 80 .,-r--
f-rs-L.--lo - = t-Ieish points lu addition 10 fne
t7s ~ tnis showing. the early cE mates f5r rh.
- - pc were very N-hr ard with ne roo-~ rbo--
- sl1 On ihe break ri the previous dav there vas
-. covering 1t the Opening which vas etr1-. Cd n
falee of - o. - points tho near or ole c-01
- Ntlle ne later positions - points f.rher
s's naturally FURNISHED handsome profits % ycs-
-. SUI ne local bun leader. Nev-DrIaa-e ara rfv-
w. az aclFe buyers. un1 otter Gliding h,-t q
i-'.s NC market vas rallied about Ire ore-frg
~ ihl6 leVel trading became Slightly les e.ff,e
49, YES eooc volume ~ bLan--z ana 81 r,-a-y
ue decline the bulls would support 80 mad -
49, u ne late session when March eols ei 10 IN.
So u rs and July 81 1912 showed ret aavavoas -
q '1 points The close a. --a-ffrarIy .fs
READY 81 net advance OF 20 % Eq points pot
49, H ne cav turned rather heavier than re-
~. ' estir1afes OW.n~ fo cleararcs o. 1O3
-, ~ brunswick 20 Great Britain.
va az Follows. - ~ '-1- I-i-st to-oay
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LEHIGH VALLEY.
Notice of Sunlmons.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
- o. NEW YOEl,-s7rah n miller Plaintiff AGAINST
Ir-et ard William IT. lE-et. hey husband ::
annie r. Percy anl N.'.s X a., ,,I lg1 $500 az
VIE or widow OF William r. Lougrron. The name Mary
sal 1eeu being unknown % pa1t ali the heirs at
On interest II ery there Pc II H.t.i-l 1s ~ =
ceased u be BE- dead tn the p5oasrJy cslfIed n ne
OF such persons. en- Of whom and AL % whose names
Unknown 90 p,ag,L" en- nefsLs is --s On to
sor the complaint which 0-EsF-s and te- names
ere unknown 60 the rain -r1 *, HarrrT,nsii9n and
rr-s the real name % said defendant and the sa,i
., EN- - Sac s Of View Y5r.- ref5nll-ts
summons. PIaint.f desires trial to be had in TIE
no. ne aSo%e named desenian-s and each OF them:
fri- action q0f 70 serve answer on TIE
r,srt RS attorney ohln twenty days efter he service
be taEca apizt BY default for tie relief demanded
IN p 5,s Sew Vera February 10. 1904
psi 6.ale address: Pine Street Borough OF Man
ha 8 tis defeaaHts william F Loushran. n Twins.
Mary Lows bran NC, T- Or F.,Tg ,u ne real name Of
said defendant the sad defendant being unknon %
S,i 1e ad other Successors in interest II any tbers
be q william p L2ya'' l 5r1lnt ana the rsse ..
i've wives or Widows n OF such persons. al OK
W. To All prrsSs HAVING usas on interests OF Of
the IN the property Described In t5e com
ne rIaiu'ig Joseph *. Iagr.nston ana Mary Har-
r name o, said defendant and the said Defendant being
NE f5rssotnF summons = served upon you BY pubr
cation pursuant order OF Honorable Charles p
Mclean oge , l ' Yok dated the twenty seventh dsy
~ February 1904 AID fled with the complaint IN The
County Court in the Borough Of Manhattan IN the
C'I TaS o. New YoTk. March Is, 1904
Henry MILLEI Pia1.is At'2T 6rzS S f MAJ ann
city ~ New YORK
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Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR was quiet
and veak: WHEAT. 40 sprtng SsfSZc; No 3 S2Jtsci
No re9 eeGgIr. CORN. No 2 49f5Oc. No yellow. 5oc
OATS 30 2 sysG392.c; No white IS .042lsc: RIE.
choice mating 45Ga5c. FI.AXsEED No I 81 %; No
Sorr Evesfern 81 u. TIMOTHY SEED. 50 % CLOVER,
contract grade S1l Go. PORK mess. Per Dol SIS .5g
Sf9 81 -. is RID per 100 -. s. ioIS7 Is; CUTMEATS-
short ribs sides loose Sc i2z short clear sides
hoXrdl s. S1QS7 50. WffISkEl basis OF high wines.
S1 - or the Produce Exchange TO-DAY: BUTTER mar
kei was outlet creameres. l4t3 &C; diaries, Is
EGGS steady az marx cases Included itGlSiao:
CHEESE steady. lUtHli'Ec
Northern o. &C; Northern. 81 ssc May S4lso July
ease. September. S3isc
NIwauzee. March s.-wHEAT-No / Northern s78
esc. No Northern. e4Te6c old July, s9Ac. RYE i'1C
lower BARLEY dun; No = 62c; sample. SSG9
5S4c CORN C lower: No 3. 43laG44c: July. t9iRc-
MINNEAPOLIS March a-wHEAT-May. s4ssc; July.
case: September. S34o track No hard 9I9scj No
Northern. O. No > Northern B2ts FLOUR-Ffrst
ratents s. 10. patents s. 20 clears Sc
IS clears. 50 6ogS2 70 BRAN in bulk Sl69
si6 -
Philadelphia March 9.-wHEAT-Stesdy; contract
grade Marcia 81 O8ia. CORN-1&C lower March. 49, ?
Doc OATS-steady, No white. 52l4c DO clipped sec.
fair demand extra Western creamery.
fresh nearby i9c fresh Western tpe mark;
fresh Southwestern, aRl9'4c al mark. fresh Southern,
ISc al mark CHEESE-Steady. fair demand. NeN-Tc-k
TON creams choice fancy iiE0 Nhc; Ney-York full
fair good iO14Tl1e Receipts: Flour. 400
hhIs and go 90 = sacks: wheat 400 bush:
s. 600 bush: 10000 bush Shipments Wheat 81
bush: corn. 1900 bush: cats. t40OO bush
St Louis. March 9.-wHEAT-No ? red cash e2Ae;
Esg, sT&O: July. s4e5 No hard ss9soO COFN-;SO q
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March e-The offerings At the wool auction
sales to-day 14545 bales, including good
uerinos. Low nerIos Irregular and n
buyers favor Victorian woods were strong. Francs
bought good supply Of scoureds ard several lots were
bought IN being below sellers limits. Greasy ha-
ireds cross-ej hoEgstts were IN strong femana
Victorian greasy and drst coming bog
getts we're taken by American BUYERS Falkland Islands
ely demand. Following the sales
detail. South wales. ? 600 bales secured lss
fs E.4 GREASY 6itdTts uecroard 500 bales. secured
l. 2i-dafs 81. greasy 5.19a Victoria. $500 tales:
secured Idols 81. E~szsy 6dD1s 81 south Australia
greasy GTI0I West Australia 600 bales:
greasy 6sR11d Nev-Zealand, 500 bales. greasy 81
ia cape ~ Hone ard Natal 500 bales SECURE,
Tteais 4i4d: Rrs04v. 6LG10d Falkland Islands 1900
bales: greasy. 5i.d9d.
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tcrt, Ca market Tor cotton closed suef a. a
tS- -fssiI - 10 sc for nl1dur upland ana he o.
ts.-.s Euf No sales Southern rrsrf r,arrs+, 49,.
Wlr-lltl az follows. Mobile firm rrH IL t.-rsr =,
49, saes 100 bales Savannah oulef ara f-- -
usss.N y Nc sales Jas halea Charleston e-r- -
ei ~ NC sales. 900 asles Wilmington eteesv
~ ette- az loc. norfolk STEADY F-a rre,-a--.s -.
LYs, 80 bales Baltimore. nominal al he o. -
Aur-r." arc nc lower l5hr. eaIra gtO bs1ee
hss ouil p enc &c higher e. l0hai6Ac. sales ssI
~ --Jr-eana hTm and C hIarer ~ sc.
- 500 bales Galveston arm anf -1c0 $780, :,
ia. ee - neles Memphis firm snd &c hfgber ~
A@lee 800 b6lee Estimated rr~efr-- r,9r--
10 800 49, l9I to-fnorrow At Neu-Or,eans fro--,
49, y ~sooS oEaee cuniuared A
s- a. sseT az Galveston. from 500 10 00o 49,.
lplieo WIZ $3.50 last and sgsa So
and 2 Isl last year @e@l's' oVos last week
r1red with ths Gay lnst vel 80 aay COM
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heoeipts o. ths ports and interior ,oi,-. &c.. -
-reo Win ne same Gay last week snd iost 0n

Sqtton Exchange specAl Liverpool cables-spot cotton
F-sning; sales 1860 bales specuiH don and
American iussJJ. retsipls 700. American LOO
---.ig upland. k02d Futures opened steady. aQ3
ever Closed steady. l2sls p0irts
-he go pous higher new crop options March
49, Aerch-Ap ril. 45c Aprl-Aay. a2c, May-June
49,. .lne-Juiy. b8sc. July-August eS5cs August
~nner Sic; 6epten1 October. 24c. OctCtsr No
$3.50 oeoc. Noveulber-Ie cenber. q 75c Manchester-
- sooa inquiry. Ci0ths-Oners low.
A. g,oh AND MEAi~-Aithourh able 20 Get concessions
tseet Ouyers still appesred confident that tie
Eve vas TO nigh and accordingly limited their
II . eciuaI requirements Spring patents s.
winter sraiEha e0QS5 fO winter patents s. %
49,. eprirE clears - zg1Sa 90. extra 10 winter.
FlC4te+' sAtla No winter s. 35ass % BUCKWHEAT
~ .-s --<efll d. RYE FLDTR-DuiL Ouofed. Fair
49, = @lgSi % choice 10 fancy g. GORSs s. CORN
l-s-T SsLel quoted. Kiln dred So l5dS2 -. e 20
,.si---- nNg MkALS-cluiet Quoted: Pine white and
b,.ses n tld4i -. cfarse. 81 iO0sl 70 FEED-oulet
elerl spring bran. March fle =. April SIS -
4 rr- - sacks standard mi6dine SIS 758Sls IS
"a a-0sSs - e sscht hour - s22qf22 3d. red dog
r-lr-.-f@d 5nME2a bu.k nd sacx-.
~ 5o0s25 I'd cog SIC 90 hon.iry choD So
-, y. ~ sacks. oilmeal So 90
~--~3s-N4zEAI-I9 corn Instead 81 wAAas thAa
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool march p coTT9N-s7ot good h1si-
prices - points hiErer American nd
4Iirr good uifd'fng sT2f midiilnc SOB.
low mifdIrg 52d ordinary s42d; o-ifnsry. 22i
saiea z Il 0c0 bales. Of witch 900
Tor speculation and export and Included POO Arsr
1000 bales. Including 500 American Put
opened and closed steadv American tddHng
3 o March. s SO. March ard April s43d, April ard
Nav. e2d. May and June 41f. June and July Sasf;
July s $50 AUGUST and September, STA.
October. 24l. October and November.
Nlrsrrhe- an Decernher. 6 20
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foo; OF WEST TwENTT-TaIRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
- The leaving time from Dssbrusses and COrtlands
Streets i Eve minutes later than that given below for
Twenty thIsd street station. where otherwise
noted.
7.55 a. ". FAST MaIL-ParIor. Sleeping and Dining
cars For Chicago. Indianapolis and Louisville
s-55 a. VI 81 LOUIS LIsIIrED--PaIlnFn slsePins
snlokiHs. Gnd Ooseryatioa Cara Cincinnati Indian
Ios5 n L0F- D2ing SaF r,,,rrrD pullman,
neat Cars, For ChicsEo. Cleveland. Toledo. Snd Do
LIS P " CHICAGO AND ST louis ,.l EXPRESS SI
7o TfaV's va Sinel2Est G D,pr car IN
smoking. ana o5ssTvst.oa cars. For chieSso, TO
SIS ?. VI. ST. louis EXPREss-For Pr.sburE
Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville, ST Louis pms
Car For easy ". Va (yia Shenandoah VALLEY
SIS P. VI. WESTERN ExPREss---ror Chicago For
rs p ~ FRcfFIc IypTtFa For r,stsburr To-
sSdoa h' Tey Route Connects fsr Sstsand except
as P. " CLEVELAND AND c1NCINNATI Ex-
IRESS--For Pittshu~g. Cleveland. CINCINNATI IN
s.55 P N. PITTsBURG sPEC1A1--Dary for Pitts
burg Dfnng Ca-.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
90 10 S m .ss5 io 1BssSTosses and coFt
FsTi5r sr5 rn1 -aTsj . IS f25 Ass CDes5rosses
s s9S Goa91' sFss 5o M a 30 * q q
.oPal limited ali Parl9r ard D,aaF strees 6fs
sC1 % P n Z 10 Eish5 ,... "a, .z5o H.
1910 nieht daily "southern'a Palm Limited IL W
ATIANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express. o p a ara - -
=. n. daily New York and Florida Special -4'
p Neek-tavs
sEABo RD AIP LINE RAI1whT.-Express. y - p n
ard L 10 nIght daily. ''seaboard Fiorta Li'ni'eo
NORFOLK A.jD WESTERN RAILvAY.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--T5o N week
FOR OLD PoIN + COMFORT ard NORFOLK--T.Es . m
ATisNTic GITgs a M aad asg . rssl days.
sundays. q a m. Through NestilIled Trains b,Iet
ParI1r Cars ana STANDARD Coaches week days
lr Smoking Car: Pariar Cars. Dining Car anu S@oaiu
Coaches sundays
CAFE NNy.--12 - .. n WEEKDAYS.
LONG BRANCH ASBTRY PARK 0uterlatea sundays
and 10 ri-ht eek-davs SI1Says. 10 10 2 y a m
and . FROM Desbrosses and Co~tlanct streets
3 90 m. and 1915 night week
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos - s7-y .. SIS . ~ Iouis Linitscl
10 10 Deshrosses and Cortaltt streets t02g 10 -
Ueuns Limited. 30 IS, 115s a m, 'l25S .155 2 10
CDesbrosses Co-tiandt Streets 22 So 3 % SOS
as. '425 '45J j'i55 ChicIEo Limited f1r North Ph-
Thuadelph.s orly p. Il 10 night WesS-iays sun
oa-s. G05 '7.5J SOS - fsg55 Louis Lnitedl.
tE5 60 y Fenna Limite). 10 - a. m. 'l256 i5S
a. s. .t2j 80 s. CO. so Limited % \o5.h Ph a.,
Norm Philadelphia only ,. m. = 10 night
Ticket odes Sos 461 lisa IT, sni POI Broadway: 1ss
Etth Avenue be1w ed ST.. 263 Ffth Avenue corner
18th STD AstJr House. and stations named above:
BROOKLYN, Court Fulton street. $50 Broad
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station The Sew-Y0fS
hotels and residences through TO destination
Telephone 5+3 Chelsea Ter Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
Service
W. ". ATIERPURY J. T. WOOD.
GeEsral Manages. Pass'r TrGfio Mana8ar
GEO. " BOTD.
General Passenger Agent
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NFW-N0TE. March
praNs AID pEhS-The continued light offerings OF
rerrgv 9rd REQ Kidney tRrly sready holding Of
s1Ich bu very quiet Small white varieties
Offering % the feeling
Is easy 81 s. Foreign not often sought for
~ outside qurtatiors Scotch
are On about owing slight IN the recpts
euotsI EEAES ehoos DeE essA - lSeAS IA
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.
Liberty street and Ferry. thine from south
Fsrry I'VE minutes earlier than shown bslow)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
tHINk-z4cO a. Is Easton only). $40 A. NJ L20,
40. 100 Is i5 Easton ony) p n sundays sAss
WILKEsBARIE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. so A. II.
So ,R,toS5r s1T2a t e. g 4 y, LOO 2 ~ =
BARNEGAT-z4 90. % 40 A. NJ. 80 "a. 40. Lake
wood and I4akehurst Oulyl. A10. a500 p. II Is %
= Do Saturdays}. Sundays. go \.
ATLANTIC CAEt-'9 40 a. NJ. 81 r.
NINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fzA00 A. NJ ffsI
Lose BRANCH. ASBURv PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POISE PLEAsAST AND SEASHOBE POISTs-
Ei00. $50 tI.aO K NJ. Mo- As. 80. $50 n 50
NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove. 800 a. NJ a 90.
PIiILADEIPHIs-CREsD TER11vAL,. .tes.
zoo. - o. 300 1900. t1LOO a NJ. +fs 90. = DO.
ELsea 100 f5o'; 400. $500. 1900 tJ30. 5000.
9TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s4es - 80.
1850 ~ g 4 II. 400 t'3.40. 500. 200 70 Is
RTABISG, H4R5tISBURG. POTTsvrLLE AND WILL
iANSPOKL--too. zte5- 500. 70 20. $1,000 100
Reading Pottsylle sad Frrsog only ~ 90 IS 90 p nj
EFrom Liberty street only. sDaiIy. tDaiIy except
SUNDAY SUNDAY only tParIor only. IVA
TaIlsQua xS1turdays aEfxcept Saturdays
House. ISL. 2s1. 43t 1900 1854 Broadwey. 1s2 SIN
fe5th St. us Columbus Az New Y9rE; c,,1,rs
s. 2ft $50 Fulton s.. BROOKLYN. Broadway VIII
far7sNur- y Y Transfer Co. calls for and cheeks
bsEgaEe - Destination
" e BESLEE- c NJ Rr-RT
wee res and Gen MEr Gen. PasS'r AEt
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Steamboats,.

BIOS ION A ASR F EaGEzs &
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport and Eal RIVER Leave
pier 10 y. foot Of Warren ST., week days only az
500 p. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
chcetrR each
foot Clarkson week DAYS only az $50 r ~ Steam
ersC CITY OF LOWELL ard CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LINE FOR New Haven. Hartford. Spring
NJ The North I've Pier ~. re-.
week dav- only at eco p " Steamer RICHARD PECK
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cash 44c, May. 44'sc; July, 4G9so- OAIS-No eash
G2c. May. SOC No white. 45'ac
Toledo March e.-CIosc: CLOvERsF,ED-Casa 81 o0;
March 81 90 April So %. prime alsiks. 50 49, prime
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ROYAL BLUE LIE.

sDaly fDa'fv. except Sunday. scur1qv ONLY
Liberty {. Aq-1- FT,rrs.
f990 1855 Pr~lfvav. T-Tf9,
Square West. I53 East G2I-r Vest 2-t1 4
Columbus Ave. New York Court Ct. 3t4. FrIton
BROOKLYN Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
calls and check baggage % destfnatio
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

49, ,.s IOr-R ouist easy CORN strong.
II - .Y,yr besc. No 2 b1c OATS steady; No
yyvF,,s so.. No mixed. 47c. BARLEY-Western COZ
49,, March e-rhs leading futures ranged fol-
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CRUDE TURPENTINE firm 81 . 81 ara 81; receipts.
Le151a. March 9-TCPPEvTINE-SDirits. ass o..
ltJ>lN--ArrerIcal strained Ts 90. lis 2i-
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RALIIMNRE I'm GID PAnanAn

York City. south Berry. Liberty
CLi,SSO, Pitts0u.g -..-.. - 10 10. s1215 nj.
Chicago. Columbus ...-. 80 55pm LOJpm Diner.
Pin sbuiE. Cieveilni.... SJ5pm 3f0pm Limited
~-Pittsburg Limit eI'.... 655pm 0opm Buffet
Cinctnnatl. So Louis.... - 70 80
Cincinnati, Louis 80. e-ar1 31aul Diner
Cin~ia-ati. st. Louis. 8 5iDu +" 00pm Burst
Norfolk ................ tl25jpm I00pm Diner
sDaly. fDaiiv. except sunday SUNDAY only
Oflces- PSI. t3A 1870 Broadway q Ast1- House, 100
Greenwich ST. Union Square ". 39t ST. n T.:
3f9 Fulton ST. Rro0klyn south Ferrv and Liberty
Baggage checked from hotel residence destination
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LackawannA z all

LackawannA Railroad.
leave YORK.. foot Barclay and christi pher Sta
ts.0O A. N.-For Bingbamton and Syracuse.
1000 a M.-F0r Buffalo, Chicago and ST LOuiA
'i40 P. M-F1r Buffalo and Chicago.
taco Z. M-FOr scranton and Plymouth
IS 100 2. M-For BuTal1 ard Chicago
.. IS T. M.-T-rfca. Oqvego. uhaCa. Buffalo.
90 A 81 --Fr- Cttca-r-S'aane~s Cue0 . p. ~.
tickets a. ie7 40 1tS3 f47t Broadway. n z 10
Fulton Brooklyn sDailv. Except sunday
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Caree csbles-R o-Cofee market steady 30 Z no.
ESs-5. fauce 5-a2l receipts 1000 bags cleared
is United 1000 bags. stock. Cs6Uua taEs santos
.-lofer market quiet. GOOD average Santos. $500
ssps O1a bags. STOCK lol6Uiu bags HauHurE--H.5ae
market opened D. pig lower al I55 u Uas uet ttgiia
rlrr lower. sales 5000 bass tav-c--.'CIee ra-zr.
t1ene5 barely steady t.auc lower at j urcar-eH
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NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpeutias steady and
charged Rosin vas shade higher Tar steady and
Glanced We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-cn and machine btls. esq
63nc
TaR-ou bbls 81
ROsTS-Co-naon 20 GOOD strained. e TE7s2 So =
So So; G. 50 10; H IS 10. l. g 80: X 81 IS; y.
tsas4 10: n 81 o5eS4 Is g. s. i5S4 Is: " ", 81 IS
asa 20.
STOCK on HAND.
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WASHINGTON D. d. THURSDAY APRIL a. 1904

and during the rest of the war We lived
in squads of two or three.
This was but one of the many incidents
Of camp life that transformed the citizen
soldier into a trained veteran.
/ don't remember of any sutler in our
army who had prayer books to sell, and
| also remember that just before every
battle the road was checkered with play
ing cards. No fellow wanted to be found
dead with Il pocket full of nine spots and
trays. and yet one day we surprised some
ConfederateS ut game of euchre. a shell
hard dropped in the midst of four fellows
sitting on the ground, with others watch
ing the game. Six of the party lay on
their backs dead, the cards remaining i'll
the hands of the players when our boys
came up. four of whom picked up the
cards and played out the game. | then adj
mired the nerve that would allow man
to handle spades and clubs that were
color of hearts and diamonds.
Some high-toned fellows played chess
and checkers while occasionally low
down cuss would rig up chuck a-luck
game and fleece the entire division.
One of the "R" fellows put mp Il game
of this kind and got every cent that &c
company had. Then they mOurned over
it until their Captain. who had $500 in
his pocket. went against the game and
busted the banker. getting about 81 .OW
loyal money.
Then the Colonel. who had been watch
ing the game from behind II tree. stepped
up and confiscated the entire sum. which
he turned into the hospital fund. Not
until CO.. company had Il poker game
with the officers of the Both Ill. did they
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
Mong Aggregation Of Young Wolverines into Splendid
Regiment.
By CAPT. C. 6. EELKNAP, 2Ist Mich.

was not cut out for any kind of a soldier:
he couldn't shoot, cook, wash or dig breast
works. He failed as mule driver. be-
cause he couldn't swear. but as shirk
and stragglcr was Il bowling success.
The morning of the 31st the Sergeant
stood near the colors, firing, when his
comrades We're falling all about him. a
shot struck his ramrod knocking ii out of
his hand. A wounded comrade lying ut
his feet handed him another with which
he tried to load. Before he had time to
draw it out of his gun. the gray enemy
were on to him in a mass and that ram
rod was fired into the crowd. Then lie
picked the flag off the ground. where its
bearer lay dead. and rallied the regiment
behind fence. where they held the line
until a new position could be taken. 1t was
right here the .Johnnics got ''Frenchy,"
the only son of Sunny France in the
company. They caught him on the wrong
side of the fence and pinned him through
the leg to rail with rusty bayonet.
With dubbed muSkct he killed two of his
assailants before he himself was killed