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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

"a market Cor spot cotton closed quiet 40
- y Ss.ne 20 ne basis o. l2c for mddlinE upland
Is - ~ li5--ng Gulf. Sales for export. T99 bales;
uli--e..n spot markets we're teegraphed as follows:
- 4ltl-la-i Norfolk quiet, nc lower at 12cs
rrr-st - laaeA Mobile nominal 3zc lower 12c; Sa-
TO- 49, ara nominal az l24c; sales. 1S4 bales: Bal
a. --1-ilaly &C lower az 1910. Galveston steady,
81 ~ ~ 20 sales. "a bales; New-Orleans quiet
- nc lower an llr1c sales 20S0 bales, Mem
~, we ~ lower ~ 1lac- sales 80 bales: Augusta
49, -oser az u 412c, sales bales: St Louis
1 49fer az l2tz- Estimated receipts at lead
- e 80 to-Ia1r rlw- Al AeW'-Orleans. 200 TO 100
-se--L Asse4 laEt week and LIZA "A
- 80 70 $50 bales. against 223 and
- AZ Houston. 4Co 500 bales against 81 last
ana LAO lasc year
~ -s q ne po-ts and interior points to-day. con-
VIC -.l NJ 49, Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

sifl special Liverpool c1bles-Sp0t cotton
tlsls E- tiVVs bales speculation and export, 600
tltglss o-.-.5 5000 bales, mid1ng upland. 6.6sd:
$500 quiet and steady TQs points lower on near
.k d. 1eer ca distant positions; closed
near ar5 t-.s. ana steady. net 2082l points lower
ESD. p1llis lower o. distant positions June,
,Hfr 8f0s 800; Julg-AuguEt. SOD. August-Sep-
sas. 49,, - elrher-October 5T0d: October ovem-
.tt- Jare- December. $3.50. December-January,
es1 49, eflary $3.50. 1lanchester-Karns easier:
-FOUR 49, ---H-esa doing
g, arsi- ', 49, A9AL-Not only was the trade here
i.ltEe.i ~ tsl9at ne 1ag but Mwauhee and the
80 ne 49, "a ao Improvement IN demand had fol-
md fc - e-tlnce ~ those points. The trade
n h ~ Hpe.g Vel diled up snd ready 20 wait Tor
.s strsf-s+s market. Spring patents IS 200s5 60;
laE cerr- - ef4so. winter patents 50 10M&5 40s
a 10 -4ts+ y. extra no winter. s. GQn&4:
1i. r-f- ,t-l - AN&3 20 RYE FI.DLJfl-steady.
81 C0ps-rr-te ~ ai8ff 10: choice 90 fancy 81 -
aa Ia r---4-s--tlrnl- Quoted. Kiln dried. s. $50
4l and rari---- bAaalI-aI s-staady. Quoted. Fine
- 11iar tr, "a elesl 80. coarse 81 OS0S1 II FEED
-t 81 %. 49, y esieru sprlag S2l. standard mid
nn &C., &C. "a; red dog f25 90. arrive;
r va ~ ~ bulk and sacks: ml8dliuE. s21el
"a lnesf - horniny chop. 81 90 bulk. 50 -
rr o1rfIf1----lt was another case o. adverse
1F 81 ~ ~ ne Erain markets to-day rain Gtil
80 q'1e r-esl states 20 such an extent tlnt bull
narf-e-- causing over lc aGvance IN
~ enc az So louis while the local
icr -Q-ad partly ~ net higher Owing
la 49, eanf lu the afternoon prices racedad
~ chicago closed lower than she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

including 1900 southsrnz market steady to strong. e
port dressed beef $ 254S8; fair . gol
50dS5 stockers
feeders. So 25S4 CO. Southern s. 5oS9; sout-
ern 81 504$4: native s. 50QS4 oO naLlfe
heifers s. 252s5 so: bulls 81 75GS4 % calves s. I9
81 70. HOGS-Receipts 200 head market FAC ioFers
s. So bulk 81 45S4 So heavy 81 50S4 65 packers
81 556S4 65 and lights S40S4 40 SHEEPRecelpts,
1880 mead steady: native lambs. IS 25GSi: West
lambs s. 25aSI 81 5OqS5 IS: Texas clipped
yearngs. S4Q&5 To- Texas clipped sheer 81 20QS4 SO;
sSOcSers feeders. Sc 50dS4 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR steady.
WHEAT, No spring, 94G97c; No B. s2Q9Sc; No 2 red.
81 944S1 %; CORN, No sec No yellow, 5lg2l &c.
OATS No .. A 5eg41%c; No white 41a43zc; RYE No
? Zoe: BARLEY good feeding 3Se242c. fair TO choice
mailing. 45056c; FLAXSEED. No /. 81; No NORTH
western. 81 C61z TIMOTHY SEED. prime, So; CLONE1t
contract grade $40 I5. MESS PORK, per bbl Sll 5Og
81 80; LARD per 100 n. SO S2lzd$6 So. CUT MEATS
Short rib sides Qooss So 509sG 62lz short clear sides
tDoxedl 50 5OqS6 70 WHISKEY. basis Of high vines
81 Is On the Produce Exchange today BIC TIER nrIn
creameres. l3'2Q1Tkc; datIie 12Q16c EGGS steady
az mark. cases included. 144G15}sc CHEESE easy al
~ 89c.
Duluth June 2.-CIose: wHEAT-No Northern, 96stc;
Nc ? Northern, 84hc; July. 949tc September s. &C
milwaukee, June 2--WHEAT- i Northern, 81 no
93T53eg7, 9eg99e; old July sS1ss RI5EN9 l. LIE:
No B. 5OQ52c; July 494t 4495tc-
Minneapolis June 2.-ClOse. WIfESAT-Julv, 34tscs
September 50 gS22c On track: No hard 34ssc5 NO
Northern, 98esc; No NortheEn. S4asc FLOUFlEirsI
50 So second clears 81 So BRANIn bulk SlIq$1I 80
Philadelphia. June WHEAT quiet contract grade:
June 81 05s4$1 o. CORN &c higher; June % aQ
55c OATS steady No white natural 4sc; do elipped
Creamery, 1Slac; nearby prints. zoe EGGS firm
and ia higher: fresh nearby and fresh Western 1S2c
OF; fresh Southwestern, lS loss on fresh Southern,
tic, loss OF. CHEESE steady Nev-YorS fun creams
choice 10 fancy old s42g9c, DO CHOICE 70 taney new" &
sac; do fair TO good new, lqi &C POC41Ltt4 1--we
good demand; fowls 14142c cid ROSTERS S-z lOc;
CHICKENS. spring. 2S930c; DUCKS. 1O@.2c. Receipts
Flour 5000 bbs 1.911.000 II sacks wheat, 800
BUSH corn, 1000; oats 5000 Shipments-Wbeat, 500
BUSH corn, 5000; oats, 1000
St. Louis. June Close: WHEAT-No 2 red cash ele-
81 O5; july S6Ac; September, s27sci No hard
92Q94c CORN-No cash, 4Sc; july, 4s7sc; September.
47c OATsNo cash. 4lc; July, &c; September 30 1sc'
Toledo June 2-CLOvERsEED closed: Cash: So 20;
October s. 72a bid ALsIKE Sc .; August So 90 bid
TIMOTHY. prime. 81 As; September, 81 An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

coTTCN-To-day another EeusationaIly weak day
the cotton market Nearly every one seemed 70
have jas for sale. aid Il appeared though cnly the
11rrs wished ~ buy Al after the open
lg ne price Of that option went down about p points
llle more than minute u trading. ana again II
he afternoon after partial rally, broker. with
gll selling order had % follow the market down from
l-e1c 20 1l.d6c before De could md a buyer. The
clezllg 81 the market fairly steady az decline
q only 70 points. but almost al once The market
lole VICE open, with July selling az Hole before the
calna was checked this being net loss of - points
.olked as though there was large number Of over
L-6 selling orders % The market 20 be executed AZ
ne heavy declines Of The previous day brought instruc
A 70 close cur long accounts for nearly al the larger
we ann commission houses sold heavily on the de-
e-ae u seemed. however. thar the Wall Street bear
l1e4i was taking profits az least brokers supposed
represent that party active buyers, and this
-ena there was rally 10 about IL Isc for July The
----l-T zone was only temporary AeF7-lrleans was
a.. 10 be selling quietly here. and IN the early after
- sa9tner wave ~ bezr pressure. accompanied BY
-F aiming a. me possibility o. lie cotton by next
.---fae3 caused another sharp break. July entering
49, lsA ground caug1- heavy stop orders Just below
--a. ana was forced Down 10 1885, net loss OF 80
t-aLs Tor the DAY and decline since the close Of
~ ne late tracing the market looked q little
.-aee There was some covering. and prices rallied
2 ~ points from the bottom The close steady
- aeL decline q 10 10 90 points. Sales esti-
--4 a. $4,000 bales or the largest days trading
le eLeiIlng times following the collapse Of the
- nll leader Receipts for the day light;
,--s however, were small. and all the Southern spot
s--as. was considered very favorable with further
- ana seHs1lable reuuerztureg
va as faloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 4 p m.-CoTroN-spot in fair de-
691d good middli1g 6.T6d middIing. 6.6Sd; low mid
ding 654d good ordinary. 64Od ordinary. 620d. The
1000 bales Of which 800 for
speculation and export and included 61o0 American No
receipts Futures opened and closed with near
months weak and distant positions quiet and steady
American mddlng o C, June. B41d. June and July
aid July and August. sod. August and September.
sod. September October. 57Sd October and No
veuher 559d. November December. 553d: December
AID January $500 January and February. 549d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 2-FLoUR strong. wHEAT-Sothing
doing CORN dull NO yelloB Coo asked; No ? corn,
5elzc asked OATS dull No , white 4Tc; No mixed.
&c. BARI4EF-Noth1n~ LONG RYE-No quoted at
soc track
Chicago June 2.-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
Surrogates' Notices.

CHARLES f. FEARING.-IN PURSUANCE
- OF an order Hon. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
the County Of York, notice Is hereby given all
persons having claims against Charles F. Fearing late
Of County New YORK. deceased, the
thereof the subscriber. his place Of
rruusactng business. Office OF Eaton Lewis,
Street Borough OF MaaaAattan 81 the City OF New
York OF before the 18th OF October. 1904.
Dated. New York the 10Th day q April, 1904
HARRY b. HQlLINS Executor.
EATON & LEWIS Attorneys for Executor, a Broad
street York city. Borough OF Manhattan.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 Abner G. Thomas q Surrogate OF the County OF New
York hereby given all persons having claims
against John I. Hamilton. OF the County OF
deceased the with vouchers thereof
subscriber, their place OF ansactng business
$50 West 2Tth Street, In the city Of New York.
or before 10th day OF October
DATED New York the day OF March. 1904.
MARGARET II. HAMILTON.
THOMAS L. HAMILTON
ALEXANDER H HAMILTON.
THOMAS J. DRUMMOND.
EEecutrix & Executors
JOHN T. BRUSH. Attorney for Executors. 10 Court
Street. Brooklyn n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

Fmsirn Coffee MarkersF-lo--oftee market quiet 10
~ $3.50. exchange 121sd receipts 1000 bags snlp-
grs FOR the United States. loo bags; stock o0euV0
- ESutus-C0ee market steady good average san
II tsBo: receipts. 5000 bags; stock 68iue0 bags
rrr5rs-Conee market opened : 70 p pig lower; at
~ n was net unchanged = pig higher sales.
-s1a6 t-es HzVre-C5fee market opened steady, =
e-r big5er. al p N unchanged June July and
rEast advanced y frame other months unchanged; az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

= Abuer {. rhomns Surrogate q the County Of New
York Notice hereby all persons having claims
again Isaac NJ. Jenkins. late OF the county OF NsW
vouchers thereor
subscribsr place 0f talsacttng business A.
81 10 Wtlllam street, IN the
City OF New York. bef9re the 18th day or Juns
Dated New York. the 90 day u 2sesmasr. 1908
SARAH JENKINS. ExecutriE
WALTER LARGE. Attorney FOR E1ecutrix. 10 vviiiam
Street. Borough az Manhattan. New York CiT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.. PHUADELPETN
And READING RF. and BALTIMORE
AND OHIO r. r.
To Baltimore and WaShiaGton
EVERY OTHER HOUR
ON The EVEN HOUR"
Lv Liberty street. .... an Except sun EuftsG
.-...1000 Daily.
....-1200 noon. Daily. Diner.
&C.,. 200 pm. Daily. Diner
tFRoT1I Limited Daily. An FuIlrnauLs
90 Daily. Diner
..... 700 pm Daily, Buffet
ia IS night. Daily. Sleeper
Leave south Ferry i've minutes earlier.
uTafv. fDaiIy Sunday. SUNDAY only
Liberty 81, Ferry south Ferry, Aston Houlas
z61, s34. 1900. 1854 Broadway lsz 3th Az, ~ unlan
bus York 3 Court 81. 3f4 500
Niillilrlgnurg.
York Transfer CO. calls and checks haggaga 70
tnatou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
N PURSUANCE On AN ORDER o. HON.

4 Abner c Thomas a Surrogate OF the County New
York Notice hereby TO all persons having claims
REainst antony Reisert, known Anton Reisert.
lats 81 the County York. deceased. present the
ssroe fh vouchers thereof the subscribers
place OF transacting business. the once OF oliver W
Beals Broadway. Borough OF manhattan, IN The
city New before the 18th day o. 5uly next
Dated New York, The 18TH day o. 1g+
LOUISA AISFTID JANET MULLER. HENRIETTA
GEHRUNG Executives
way Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. N. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
81 PTRSTANCE o. AN ORDER o. HON

4 Frank T. FITZGERALD, a Surrogate OF the County Of
York notice Is hereby given to an persons having
claims aainsr Richard Thompson late OF the County
OF New York deceased present the same with vouchers
her place OF tranaacttnG
bssinsss At me once Of A. B. Prentice No 155 Broad
way, in the Borough OF Manhattan Slty OF New YORK
on bef9 the sth day September next
Dated New York. Sd day OF March. ls0a
MAUD b PRENTICE Administrative
A 3 PRENTICE, Attorney FOR ADMINISTRATIVE. 10
Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
=. PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
YORK Notice rs hereby given having claims
against Louise Starring late OF the County Of New York
deceased. with vouchers thereof
their place Of ansaetns business No
Manhattan, in The city OF New YORK.
or efor First day OF August next
York. the 2Oth day OF January 1904
NELSON SMITH, EDISON BRADLEY Executors
EDWARD WELLS. Jr., Attorney for Executors. 14i
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

RARTON, FREDERICK OTIS-IN PUR-
- suancs OF an order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas
Surrogate OF the County York notice hereby
given to persons claims against Frederick Otis
Esrton late Of the County OF New York, deceased
present the same with vouchers thereof. the sub
OF transactug business. the
OF Guthrie Cravath & Henderson, No 81 William
Street OF Manhattan IN the city OF New York.
ON orr before day Of October next
Dared New York 22ud OF March, 1904
MARY LOWELL BARTON and
THE KNICKERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY.
Administrators.
GUTHRIE CRAvATH & HENDERSON. Attorneys for
Administrators, So william street, Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03

GREEN, ANDREW HASWELL.-IN PUR-
suanes or an order Of Bon Ahner c Thomas.
Surrogate County OF New York notice Is hereby
given all persons having claims against Andrew Has
Green late OF the County OF New YORK. deceased
to with vouchers thereof the sub
scribers at their place tansactng business.
office az Sackett McQuaid. No lH4 Nassau Street
Tribune Buding) Borough OF Manhattan. the City
nf New York before the 9Th day OF August next
Dated York the 9th day Of January. 1904
OLIVER BOCRN GREEN.
TIMOTHY RUGGLES GREEN.
WILLIAM OGDEN GREEN
SAMUEL MARTIN GREEN,
NATHAN WILLIAMS GREEN.
SACKETT & McQUAID. EXecutorL
Attorneys FOR Executors.
NO I54 Nassau Crribuna Buiai2g). Borough az
Manhattan. New York City
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
Gcmtidc Singer Sabn's anf OcrSabrt
uadl Nmertfa.

Sem Dorf, %. Sltni. - gln
9orO Oes bcltte, ipGteitcnS morgen
fGQigen 0ompfcrs m@otricio" trifft
cine Abtbeilung oeutider Gurner oltf
Der 3urhreiie nad ct. 2ouis bier
elm. Die Nntommlinge aus Ser alten
Scimatb, 6rp0If ODER nier8ebn al Der
3abl, iiuo aus ben belten Nltbletcn
mo Surnern 9eutidlon0'S a1tSer=
leien moroen, Inn am internntionalcn
@ettriegentltruen in Der Weltallsltel.
lungsita0t tbeil5unebmen. 9llS 8iib.
rer un0 Saupt Der 9lboronung funz
girt Der lpohlbefumlte 0eutife Iltrs
ner 6rib @offntonn.
Die 8eomten oes oN.-O. Gllrnpcrs
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Soritoro oeS oN.s0.. 9ltbletic Club"
umfniien0e 8orbcreitltngen sum Gm-
pfang Der millfommcnen 81ite.
SoQte Der 0ompfer beutc nod an lei
mem Gier onlegen, 10 meroen Die
belltiden Surner inn nN..O. Iurnper-
elm" begriiBt meroen, onoernfolls fin
set ser 9~egriiBun95 = Gommers NOR
gen ltott. Die Heilenoen meroen aud)
bon ben Iofalen Turnpereinen III
Chicago, ct. 2oui8 unO @bilooel-
p6ia, Ionic no6 iGrer &iidfebr ats
Dem @eiten bonn yN.-N. 9ltbletic
GEu6" fetirt meroen. Gin Gomitc
miro sic Nnt0mmlinge am 0ampfera
9ter in @mpfong nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
0ul0cnes SnbilGunt.

Sn0ionopoliS, %. Stunt. -
Ser ySSnoionopoliS W1nncrd1or" fei
ert beute, 6reitog, uno Somitag iein
golocnes SubilGum nit off bent
@lon5e, mel6er einem &crein bon
ieiner 9e0eitung 3uItebt. Nm goI-
oenen Morfiteine itebeno, fitblt er lifl
nod 10 Jung, 10 frGftig 10 lettings
f6big, tuie iemnlS in ieinem 2e6en.
Gem feitgebenoen Serein nor6 Ell.
ne bo6e Nus3ei6nung SeitenS oes
0eutidcn 9oiiers gu Gbeil, Der Die
8eItrebrngen oes nWGmncrdorS"
0urd &erIeibung elmer prohtigelt
goloencn @rinnerunqS WfeooiQe ont
erfonnt bat. 9us foItbore Crime
rltngS5eiden lit BON bent beriibmten
MeooiQeltr 6. @iegono qeItoden,
5ei9t oltf Der GorOerIeite Den Gopf OeS
&aiierS in &elief um ben Rono ite.
ben Die @orte: n@ilbelm, Q. g., So
mig bon GreuBen." Die Riidieite trGgt
0oS belti6e Heidstuoppen, ungeben
bon ben @oppen Der cin5elnen Stao'
ten. Gbenfoqs in erbobener 2(rbeit
oltf einent 9on6e 1tebt ole Wionulg:
Sum- clliQue." Ser n0}Gnnerdor
bon indianapolis" lit Der critic Sc.
iangperein in ben Ser. Stunterl, mel
diem bonn 0eutiden aoiier Elm loldeS
@rinnerungs5etden OerIiebcn lpuroe.
Ger ieitlt6e @mpfano belrte glbenb
fin0et III Der nMfdnnerdor = Safe"
1tott; @oltberneltr 0urbin. 9iirger@
meiiter Sobn ". SoIBnon lrn0 Die
@eonltcn oeS nNoroonlerifanii6en
Songerbunoes" beiinoen iif inter
ben g~elooenen 8Giten. 0oS groBc
Silbel-Gon5ert finoet 6reitog, ben q.
Sunni, in Der nEomlinlonsSoae" ltott,
9et oemiclben lpirfen Elm Wtdnners
DIOR bon 300 Stimmen, elm gemiifs
ter Gbor bon 500 Stimmcn, onS
ELECTROMAGNETIC Ordeiter" bon
2ouispile, ap., aus 60 8iinitlern be-
Itebenb, nit. Die Solilten fir boS
CONCERT peroen lein: Die Soproniitin
6rou Ebil. 0ob ollS indianapolis
uto Der Barton Sr, Douglas 8cbb
aus &@ouiSoillc, ap.
Die oreit09ige SllbiI0unS = Seller
i6Iiebt ont Somltog nit einem gro
BEN @olofeit I'M n0euti6en Gorf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
8ramerei Stalnnacm cingeGidcrt.

Nep Yorf, 90. SUM. - Seltte
friib Inn 5 llbr eerietb Der grobe
Stoa Der Hiiblo & Sorrmonn'iden
9roilerei 5u Stopleton, 9. s., in
9rono mnb lpuroe iommt ieinem SSn.
bait, init IuSnabme Der 70 oarin Ite.
benoen Yieroe, IN fur5er 3eit Elm
Hoilb Der 6lommeu. Der mgerid)s
tete Shooen miro auf mgefabr $t0,-
600 peronihlo9t uno lit ourh 8eriis
6erung geoedt. Ger StoQ mar ein
5lueiitodigeS 3ieaelitein = @ebduoc,
800 bel $50 Sub groB uno entbielt I'M
unteriten Stodluerf 10 Gferbe nno
cine In3obl 9ralerluogen, ipabreno
I'M oberlten Stod cine beoeutenNe
Guontitot Seu uno Safer oufbes
lpobrt muroe. 0oS gauge @ebGuoe
lpur0e mittelIt Gleftri5it1t belerdtet
uno man nimmt an, Dob oos 5euer
burd einen Der 0robte, meld)er ifoo.
bolt gepelen Iein modte, entItanoen
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
8eniac stcQnnscn anf Ocm SitGmns.

8nfBington, %. Sum-. Nn'
aeiiftS ser Gulienbe bon Nnitcls
lunoSgeiuden, mel6e ibm 8ugebcn,
modt Q. IS. Mitrpbp, Der Sefret0r
Scr SItbmitS : &anol = Gomrmiiiion,
befonnt, boB Niemono gllSiift oaf
aniteQung bel ben Standardization
bat, Ser nift iiber b%eionocre tedniide
aenutniiie perfiigt. unO BOB ielRlt iRl-
DIE 2elite iih nod elmer ltretgen lln-
teriuhitng hires pbpiiideg 3uitanbcS
81 u%nteriuerfen boben, ltnt f~eit5uitel-
len, oh Tie fir ben 0ienIt in ben Gro
pen geeignet iinb. SorousiidtIid),
iogt Der SefretGr, bot nidt Giner me
ter bunoert 9elperbern Die en~tfcrnte-
itc ausiidt arf Gnitelung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
Ghplcrn in 8meriicn.

@oibtn9ton, %. SUM, -
Sice-&oniuI Sobn Gpler III Eeberan
bot oas Stoats . 0epurtemeut benut-
ridtigt, ooB in SuItanabao, &eriien,
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lit I'M Mittclpunft Der 8eppihwebcr'
Stloultrie, BON no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ierte ibre peritideu 3cppidc 6c5ie-
ben; oeSbalb warnt Der @ice.Sonjul
gegen SSmportuttonen bon sort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

2oob 3orOinge, Die @emoblin OeS
britii6eu 8~otid)nfters, Sir CHARLES
Saroinge. bat Der aaiierinsW2uttes
$4,000 iiberreidt, ais 9eiiteuer Der
britiiden 8otben areu3.@eieQidoft
fir Die llnteritiiblStg ruiiii6er Ser.
m%ltnoeter.
@rfolgrei de Expedition
BON Qorpeoobooten
aus 8IaOipolt If.
ct. BeterSburg, %. Stunt
Ser Soiier bat bonn 8ice.alomiru(
SfrpOIoff, Dem Gommonoeltr Der rui-
NarinesS treitfr1fte i'm fernen
oie foIgenOe pom geitrigen 9o-
tum ootirte 0epei6e erbaIten:
Cine 0ipiiion bon 9orpeoobooten
inter Dem 8efebIe oes Captains See
nogrooSfn @oiutanten oeS @roB.
aomiraIS, Die om 10. sunni ouf cine
@rpe0ition Lungs ser iapanii6en
all3geianot mar, febrte beute
mad 8Gaoiooitod 5uriif. Die Cor
peooboote nGberten iid Bort Giaibi
Giiolid bon Der Ofuibiri : StroBe),
in Der Nabe BON &ofooote, ober Ne-
bel p%erbinoerte lire ginfobrt. Meb-
rere SonOels- luto GronSportihooner
luuroen getopert. Gin S6ooner tpitr.
DC mad 8~Inoiooitof gebro6t. Die
Dtebr3obl Der S6ooner bef0r0erte
Reis uno Slide mad Soiebo uno
Sbimonoieti."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

Sal. NaritnsfD oil WDer Captain,
9torbpeit.Gde Sefferion- II. Spring
Strobc, 10 bel IS, @runo5ins $40,
$tt00.
Soitpb Differ, Na1toBneripoltcr,
an 9tboIpb &reb, 9sorOieite Sodan0,-
nabe Gbenitrobe. t3 bel 100. 8runos
gins $13, $t100.
Midoel 5. 6ibpotrid on oenielben,
Siiomeitleite 9teigbborltroBe, nobc
5orforo-Npenue, go bel 80, 8runo-
sims 500, So.
eomoro 8. Support mo 6rdu on
Wor9oret McGroiion, NorowcItItitc
2S. StroBe. tobe 9untingoon-ane.,
~ BET 90, @rnno5ins $36, $135.
Glen Grrntp etc. al Wtorp 4.
Gurois, Oitieite Toppleton-, nohc
2eringtonitroBe, 1916 bel 40, 8runo-
sins $t9.37 $1,000
Settle Selgner etc. OIL Molter i.
Shrifcr, Hed)t, 8ttel uno Sntcrciic,
So.
Sobn 2eis nn0 Srolt an Iuguit
Shon uno Strait Weitieite Yortitr.,
nabe Ganton.Aoe., 10 bel 60, 8runn-
sins $t6,25, $500.
Sarab Is. MeDers al Sontuel
Sieeoel, @e'tieite 2lopo., nobe Sa-
Iisburpitrobe, Is bel 10, So.
Samlel Sieenel etc. oil 8eb6uro
2eimbaf, 8eltleite 2lopo-, ilobe ga.
lisbnrpItraBe, 10 BET TO- $52t.74.
Sr. .. II. VI, NJ. g. & 81 oil $.
u. Sill, Sitieite Mount, nabe 1ronf-
linltroBe, 1876 bel 62.S, @runo5irs
$50, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24

itebt, obre llnteri6ieo Der HoIie, beS
@Goubcna uno ser 1i%o5ioIen Stealulg.
Seine Administration lit ~icoer5eit
cnerQii6 unO ebrlidJ, i0eal un0 po-
triotii6 gclpcicn, uno mir fonneu Die.
ielbc riidbnltaloa Dem gciunOen l(r-
tbeiI oes nmerifoniiden SoItes cnl-
pfeblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
@ermiidte telearaphiide aepeiden.

= Sn Quincy, ST. fonO Bel DEM
9ranbe oeS Fremont Sollie" Die
S6uIlebrerin SRI. Glijobetb @cldJ
bltrd Gritiden ibren SOD, mGbrelro
lire SdipeIter Marie, ebeniolls cine
Sd~uIlebrerill, i1no Die @oteIfodin
@oitb SimntonS lebenSgeiobrIide
9ranomunoen 0opon trllgen. Der
S6ooen betrGgt $4,000.
Sn 9elepue, 9p, t0otete GILBERT
6reitog ourd einen SfuB feline
Sdipeiter, 6rol Wiaoro Geters, uno
brodte ibrer 6reunOin, SRI. 2i55ie
2idert, eire S6lbipltnoe bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
6attinmurb nnS selbitmoro.

&oleiob, nc, %. Suni. -
y. u. Golentine, cin woblbobenoer
NiIon6er i'll northampton : Gountp,
5%erltlmetterte geitern abcno ben aopi
ieiner betoeten @attin nit einem
9iidieliduB mo mad)te Damn ieinem
eigenen 0olein Gin gnoe, inoem er
lid ebenfalls erid)ob, 5emporGrer
@obniinn bat ben Moun SIT ser grGB.
lid)en 3bat perleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-24
Som &~riegsi6anblate.
Marquis Sranla iibernimmt,, ben
Oberbefcbl Der iapauiiden armee.
gneeblider Gngriff anf Bort Slrt6nr.
- &Urmaridl Der Sapnucr.

Soponer iin6 iGoGr curopGiiden 9frz
nee ijberIegen. - 90 bebouptet
Der 9riegS . Gorreiponocnt ocs
@crIincr o2ofaI gn5ei9er$," 49,
MQerIci 3ricdsnndridten-