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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

] @ at Ills % ed ' for both both spo at aa s3 Su nR9
he I23a9n inaIs mile locally rpo was Quoted at
- e rs foP dioe6 e %as @9shaHged IN
yt2 Al 125oq12e25e. and casting at l2l2,aql2 30.
both he spot and future positions LEAD-Lead also ad-
asd a a5y In at esPs e 81 & was vas
Quiet I5 also as UnohSn9.5 nt goo "f Saess
closed at DIS 90 in G!atg9 AM a; 42 ga z Mddes-
quoted at Si4 6oGsI6 10 fouadr7 Norihern sls 75G
sl4 %; No foundry Southern. and No foundry South
s o :e5 at s 70 5 Metal al E s1Rf for weS the
10 39 tons 20 fas f2r mo year l@ "a tons against
% 81 t9as I9F tee r s5s 'sJ5Sa man t s and
syrups fatly good, buyers taking small lots at full
Tor noiasses quote: New Orleans centrifugal I18
6T;. Jar opea kettd afa57e a
l5c; fair leQ1sc gooc. 19G2ci prime, 22925c fancy.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-rhero slight improvement.
oa ding and rates nrer though quotably high
inquiry vessels tn: various trades was only mod
and the y@pme Of 5uTfSs 9nPetG1 %as lSh
Bristol I'D Leith Mswease r and GieF2w nonina!
LysPqo 100 ~ re La Lana2n oe!S 81 Cd CHAR
cal cargo CALI TO United Kingdom Continent private
OBJ to osaa G D fSas
5ea to J9I R Or Pad s0 a. &eu TO Brit i
ISL e e 15 te ge'f n" bark to to6s
lumber Bango5 70 Bqenos AyTes 81 Is option Rosario.
schooner tons naval stores, Pensacola NowYors
Sort s S S Gsa tons to
BaltLnore, 81 10 schooner $50 tons phosphate rock
tons coat Phladephia 10 Charleston goc schooner 653
s9s o.a Ne0f sboo TO Chester private terms @
b. 81 co. British brig IG3 mango bark Maracsi5o
to sR in6erats businesa reported in the cotton
seed 81 maxi, yc{erisy # s eF 5o6 P Ices ana
mo 100 nd 35&c 500 September at 81 NC and 100
a. sIaie Linssed oil quiet recent prices Refined
PETRoLEtM rtaadard white hbls, zo6e bulk, bose;
rhlade!pha bes 0a 10 Soc Ts htT ShGss
YORK bbls test 9s5c; bulk 75c Philadelphia 9oc;
sg 7o T so T' oPrimo RIDE t5l"
ifs nominal; prime summer r yellow ss9H@3le; or
Winter yelIox a89a4o ILNsEED o5IAmsrean rsed.
s s!ty }f 1,3R S5T OF. 59aSoc raw
c2e n the list yesterday except for mod
crate was rather strong most Of The SEES
s s2n IN. TR week S. Us While s dS
nad oiy g.c and s 900 at Omaha. Packers bought Sep
ee d and 6S The SEX T4s arm At sSou M the
sf ass REiS u.s. "a Family 6 s4g$4 69
s6 e. Ssee; ssse 5o ness s1$rsIS
BEEF AMsseady quoted Ct $50 eSas22 DREs sS
zoe iaG N, 4s gStsp pig;
sd shoulders s,sady FSGfd " g HG ty hans
dull: quoted a. oRaRrEFYrIn; quoted at l6c CITY
iaqd Arm Quoted at 6Ftc Refined lard n. Quoted:
south AmsTc15 a Quoted at 6s984c. sTAIINF1Du!l
for en i Rnda of rice as STEADY
with pretty good Io9o9s bs ss at b GgGd p 50
a rood movement brigh; prospects we quote Do
'dR2f 3aaSs Read ' 4S5 Saoa rsns R:
japan foreign nominal 6 30 a9mesc Z%'a3to' java
is ast on new orders but
IN shape Large s and s good d.. seS es1
before rash the seven 1qS DAYS io9f crushed mould
bs5e cubes 525c X>X powdered 81 ioei Powdered.
coarse sr9a5anated Eagle coarse and fine
granulqfes Se JOS 6 taFs and sfangiaed
Roe nae s5e Nos and
sl a5o 20 &5Oe: . d'a SO 4oO'' No T. '0'e;
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 1.-Cosins: wHRAr-spot nomlnall
futures steady; 6s sad! September. 6s Cd CORN
Spot american mixed quiet As 4i.d American mixed
old easy As 6l quiet July As s&d; September
As 24d. PEAs-Canedian quiet IS So FIoUR-st.
Louis fancy winter 9Ss % SG nOes "a LondonEfS
ness SIS Cd. FORK steady; prime Western. So
HAMS-Short cut, IA 20 10 10, quiet ass. BACON
arm: Cumberland 20 80 10 4os short rb Is 10
"a ~ clear micdles light - 20 81 10. frr
ng clear mddles heavy 50 TO 20 n 20. Cd short clear
sHOULDERS-Square. II 10 IS 10 firm. sss LARD
nrm prime Western in terces S4s Ga American
n pals, SOS Sd. RUTHERFORD United States
Cos. CHEESE quiet: American finest White. as Cd.
American finest colored, SIS Cd TALsLOW-Prtme city
dull. els OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dun, Ais Cd. ROSIN
Common nrm IS Sd Observation-Disclosures quiet ID.
LINSEED OIL firm. 1ss Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York July 1, 1901
BEEvES-tecepts I65 cars. $3.50 head incud-
alive. 101 for slaughterers
for the making with the arrivals Thursday
held Wednesday. about 40 sale
at city with the exception OF few head. The
market opened dull and depressed With strictly
prime dry fed steers about steady all others lower
declin ranging from l0q20c: the bull
demorazed excessive supply prices dropped l5q
soc with about three left over: medium good
averaged 10e lower, while
steady. Poor prime sold the OF S4lp
100 10 and choice at SO 50QS6
at 50 1898 co. at 81 So9S3 80; few choice Ohio
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. n.
Liberty Street and South Ferry. (Tfua from, ssutn
very lve minutes earlier than shown balow)
EAST0N. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAucH
a. ~ e % US Easton only). Q 10 m. isa
so 30 (545 Easton Only) p. sun. E4-s5 a m
WILKEsBiRRE AND sCRANToN-z4Oo sIo q m
LAhENOOD. LAAEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
bAkNkGAE-Z4G0, $40 m. 30 (s.40, IAks-
WOOD and Lakehurst only. 43o p Sundays
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.lo a. m. ts4opm
'INELAND AND BRiDGETOS-tzloo a m. stlso
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE FONTS
7 7tOo. Sso lLsO a m Il 20. as. a9o. sss (excsp.
s9noeys except Ocean Grove. BIS g. m. $50. AeO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERm1NALs, .Ap.
~ TSOo. 300, 1000. fl100 g. m, fis.60, sl.ea
siioS9; Iz0o TOO 800. 500. 1900. tz3o. ts.oo.
e4rH AND CHESTNUT sTREErs-,ass. -soo. ,1e,a
~ % a m, '200 t'400. 90 90. zoo. ts.2s D m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo 1aoo. 400.
READING, HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
a m. Reading only Isl %. I'.rao. tsoS M M
Heading PottSville and Hrsb' only f40O rs % d u,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fr # of Rector St. Pr 3
Atlantic Hlds seabright, Monmouth Bch. ana Long
LOO. 900 S-45. AS0. $50 IS 90 to Asbury PARK
p. Sundays. 10 90 a m. 100. a 90 900 D. n
Sunday SUNDAY only. tParlor only ITVis Tams-
qua xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays.
Ofices Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry Aston House.
sSdsTs 3+ is30 1877 @ 1s3 sse Az q Union
245 Columbus Av. New York: Court Sc. al4 sSG
Fulton St. B.kyn; $50 B'way, w'nsburg. New York
CO calls for and checks baEgsge 20 destination
w G. BESI-ER C. n BURT.
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Art
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, July l. p m-Cottor.spos In Increased
fair Sod; good middng 6osd miding. $685. low mid
ding SD; good ordinary oesd; ordinary SssSd The
sDeculstion and export and Included 100 American.
CENTS 900 bales. including 1880 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady American mddns
JrIu I'D. July and August, 5.7id: August and Sep
tenter $50: September and October 5S4d; October
November cd; November and December. 616t; Deem
and Sid; January and February, s. I3d
EabrI1aTv and March 6.ISd: March and April. 1St
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nge Of contract prices in the local nlarl.,t today

re locel raa1ze: tc- spot cotton closed steady
cSeo s-.ces the uas q &c s5c Tor ai1cliu upland
sec 10 ioT Tieaiiag CUT Sales today "a bales for
deliveries Southern ect Inarkets yyere feie
saphed &c follows Galveston quiet unchanged en- i031o
.' p"t.Hal fchangNa al ld-sc. Savannah quiet and
f5st eHeaasez ~ LosSe Norfolk steady. &c lower
tY7sc % bales baltimore tlrchsnEed
. augusta Qui= unchanged at 1Oisc; GALES. bales
Sb ,ols cuet &c lover a. lossc- Ga.veEton quiet
- Nl6c; sales. ioJ0 IRE estimated Tecsips hs
oSen Discontinued ne season
itepts - cotton at the to-day week
this week .sst year: o u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

Arn receipts 841S bbls sales a5s1 bei,i experts go
P5i1 77%@sa So F. 81 s5Gs2 81 G. 81 s7gs3 90 a.
SIS O7HRS3 10; IS so K IS o. NJ Sd eOi NJ - sfa9s4i
" C, 81 40: W W. Vi 40 $50, .o-r~,
arm Quoted: A. r. c. 81 sly; d, So 62A; e.. Sc 6T1a
r 81 7&l O. 81 7Ita Il s. S11s s. !, r. 50 49, NJ
london July -TURPENTINE-spirtS S1s Sd.
RCsIT~American strained. SIS T5sdG fine. rs 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR quiet and
steady winter patents 81 55$4 60; straishts, 81 800
bakers. 81 JOQS3 70 WHEAT-No spring. 9SQ96c; No
3. S5Q95c; Ne red dog 9scg$l CORN ., sic; No
yellow. 1910 OATS-No - 85Ac; No white, f..
RYE-No 2 Gao. BARLEY-Ciood feeding SOq35c fair
l Northwestern, 81 o. Il. TIMOTHY SEED-Prime 81
CLOVER grade, $40 10. PORK-Mess. per Dbl
$I2 95qs19 LAkD-Ier 100 n s. 80 iog$5 III ctr
Sides Oboxed 81 250$T 50. WHISKEY-Bass OF high
wines 81 Is On the Produce Exchange to-day butter
market steady; creamerles 1871 qlP%c dairies 129
TcGGS-Steady mark included l4p14$2c.
CHEESE<-Strong S24911c
Duluth July Close. No Northern e3asc; No 2
Northern. OO+c: July. 92Ao: September SI7sc
Milwaukee. July I.--WHEAT-NO / Northern csc: No
Northern. 95T96c Old July. e6isc hid, BYf;No : 67d
S So asa acc; july AS 5747lt 20 bd E'NN-
Minneapolis July 1--WHEAT)JuIy. 03sc; September
SlMQ8latc; December. 79ssc; track No hard O3Bc
No Northern. 9ic No Northern. e07sfi9lhc FI.OT-R
First patents 81 9OgS5 second patents 81 SORS4 90.
clears So 4o<s3 %: second clears 81 45 BRAN in
bulk S13 SO
Philadelphia July 1.-wHEAT quiet but steady; con
tract grade July S2%QS224c. CORN quiet but STEADY:
July 6la6lIAc OATS lsc lower No white natural
higher; Western creamery 1Slac. extra nearby
prints roc. EGGS steady. n demand: fresh
fresh Western 19c, loss or; Southw est
ern off; fresh Southern. l7c loss of CHEESE
Std9c; New-York full 10 good
SI9c Receipts-Flour 1900 bbls pounds in
sacks: 500 bush; 5000 shipments-Gorn 1900
bush; oats. 1900.
elevator nominal old July, s27Sc: September SOJsc: No
hard, 9ou33c. COtGN-No . cash AIlsc; July. sc:
September 3O7sc; No white. 44ho. '
Toledo July 1.--CIOVERSEED-Cas SO 10 BID. Or
tober So 80 bid prime elske Sc 40 alse Sc TX
bid; prime timothy. 81 a. September. 81 Az.
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new YORK, ONTARIO 8 WESTERN RY.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N received their Uptown Once,
NO. 1884 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received the following branch
Office until o'clock ?.
e ave. 12th-sr-
I4ti-st 257 42d-st. betwe It'll and Sth
ayes 12Jth-st: 33s ave. between 10th
nth 1026 Sd ave. 6lstst: LOS 1st-ave
1877 125th- 1856 Trenont-ave $50 3D.
ave. near 41st-st.; 854 Sd ave; 90 Christopher St
Brooklyn. N Y.-2 Court 216 Court-st
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NAVAL STOREs

The demand for spirits turpentlne for small lots
taking the goods good prices so the
market closed with nrmer tone Resin ruled dull with
prices held but probably would no
made TO induce the taking of liberal lines. was in
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-oH ana machine bbis bea
66lsc.
TAR-Nominal.
RosIN-Common 20 good strained. 50 ooQsa e5: f.
60 15 F. So 20: g. So %; H So 3563$3 x
So SoaS3 60: ~ 81 10; N 81 45q$4 90: G. 81 65$i 90
and VI W. So
STOCK ON HAND
-. Is
Spirits turpehtihe Dds TO
Wilmington. July l-sPIRITS TURPENTTNE-Re-
ceipts l31 casks ROSIN-Recepts. 861 bbls. TAR firm
81 SO; receipts. A bills CRUDE TURPENTINE Arm
81 %. 81 and 81 Is: receipts 1914 bills '
Savannah 1.-TURPENTINEl Arm
1o&o bbls; sales $40 bbs! sIpertA $50 bbIs. ROSIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

OTDON-The feature q to-day's cotton market was
the heavy selling Just before the by prominent
tor various Southern and Wall Street interests This SELL
ing prohatly represented the confidence larger
pears n favorable crop report b. the government
next tuesday backed up by q hearsA weekly Weather
Bureau report. which wi. be issued the time
Ghe expectation q such a repoI probably
couraged BY private crop estimate issued By large
COCA mousse during the Gay placing the condition $50
Der cent Ihls report seemed have been extensively
circulate through the South before public
n the local market End may reSpgnst
some q tie selling orders from that The
points N response 70 slightly disappointing cables
generally favorable weather L ruled very quiet first,
snd with some scattered covering grad Bay recovered
ls reaching about last nights prices. Later broke
Eharply and IN rhs half hour reached The lowest
levels Of the session. with July selling O6c August
- 4Olvc october al - and December SOC net
loss of 1914 points. The close steady. but only
blehty lI from ths lowest, - decline q 5GIU
points Sales estimated 900 bales There was
Ntte in the day any alteration In pre-
conceived opinions and the market seemed 5eea
50 that business quiet confined chiefly 70
the local element, with the exception the Southern
telng referred TO Port receipts were very
SINAI, hut spot business staulst!!
domestic markets concerned although Iiver,o
ported an increasing demand the decline Suprine-
mig weekly statement follows receipts
Ls-e Skalat leSe3 last year overland 10 mills and
aaaa 3Zuo against 2,2Cs last year min
Ess estimated l3 600 against l3 vear. loss 4
tock a. interior towns 1916 nothing as vsaI
drought INTO sight for week 253I2 bales agaug "A GIL
6gsst 1914 4ul last year overland and Canada
4'N against lE44ll last year Soatheru nil fakr,
esuflate1. LSl6yyU aEa!ns- ls3l5o0 year: sycx
al interior owns IN excess q September Sc 2S5 aga nst
nothing last sight tgu Ia ~ gSato-
ees806- against 10 5s032 last yea The -1tai c~In
Increment IS or 3o5 days this season against BOG DAYS IN
Of contract -.-irss rooa7 -
IVES follows: ~ 81 ~ -aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

S.1O- EASiEe spec-at Liverpool eahles-enot ootton
t1o ,. $3.50, sAes. 1oCo bales speculation snd sx3or:
pos sPa 5j1tar nc Futures opened near sasy to
eo, 70 point: loser IN CID ana Toint Io0er on new
serT.nnaer - JulyAugGst s nd August
yanusry 14d: EahgeTIece:nhsr S i6d Deoembsp-
Sjosb. 49, 1eaIA2ri la Yayn, ty-.ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
" PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON

i Abner G Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York dated January 20 1904 Notice hereby given TO
an rers0ns having claims against MARIA A CUTLER
late Of County Of New York decease TO present the
with vouchers thereof To- the suscrlne az as plscs
New York Borough OF Manhattan. on or before the
seventh day o. September nsAI.
GEORGE r. WESrIitFIELD Exeuetor etc
New the 9Th Gay Of February. 1904
JOHN AIrKEN. Attorney for Executor NO 22O Broad
New York n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

Coffee cables-I2io- Coffee market firm; No 7 Rio.
bS75 exchange u s32d: receipts 1000 shipments
for United states 5000 bags shipments for Europe
1000 bags: stock. 51l000 bags. Sanos-Cofee market
firm: good average $500; receipts 600 bags
two days stock 56S coo bags Hamburg-Coffee market
ened unchanged: 2.30 2 unchanged 10 L
e lower. sales. 10000 bags: Hamburg l. 900
aEs, q which 1850 600 bags Brazilian 16T5
POO bags and Lsl2 900 bags month
opened quiet 4 lower: u declined
franc. p Unchanged b:30 declined !. franc:
Total gales Il 600 LsEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
GRANVILLE WIN PURSUANCE

~ OF an order OF Frank T. Fitzgerald. a surro
gate OF the County OF New-York. NOTICE IS hereby
given a. all persons having claims against GRANVILLE
". GARTH deceased, late OF tue County Of New York.
with vouchers thereof to the subscri
er AT place OF transaeng business at the oSs of
Harrison 4 No 90 Wall Street. Borough OF Man
haitian in the city New York before tho ftsanth
1a fiatta New York the third day OF March 1904.
IILI.IE ATCOMB GARTH. ADMINISTRATIVE.
Harrison Attorneys Tor Administrative, 50 Wall
Street New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July FLOUR steady; wHEAT-sprtng dull
ana unsettled; NJ Northern. 9Tc. CORN quiet No >
yellow 5lc No = corn 5ilec. OATS quiet: No whi,a
45i.c; No . mixed 4l12c. BARLEY and RYE nothing
doing. Canal freiEhts steady
Chicago. July The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
Surogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate the County O, New
York hereby given AL persons having claims
against Baird OF the County OF
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber place OF transactng business No IS
Wall Street. in the City OF New York before the
10th day Of November next
Dated New York. 18th day OF May, 1904.
EDWARD F. BROWN, Executor.
3 w b BROWN, Attorney for Executor. IS Wall Street
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

Frank T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the County OF
New hereby given to all persons having
ella ms against W. Nichols. late OF the County OF
York deceased. TO present the same, with vOuch
ers thereof subscribers their place OF
acting business at tho ONCE OF Taylor Anderson &
SEYMOUR their Attorneys. No. IS Wall Street. in the
civ OF York before the s0th day OF October
Dated New York. the 23rd day OF APRIL 1904
SARAH ANN NICHOLS. JAMES WALLACE MICH
OILS, Executors
TAYLOR. ANDERSON q SEYMOUR attorneys Tor
Executors. IS Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
90 Nav York
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
z The leaving time from pe.bro::e. and cerslands
FOR THE WEST.
.i issS An 4 g ST LOUIS s LETTER
: .1ssP Gt5IcAe0 AMP ST LOUIS EXPRESS
800 p n. ST: LOUIS EXPRESS
s s.ss F. 4: E YIcTFfc Ex ENPRRss
1925 p n CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP.
WAsHINGT0S AND The SOUTH.
3 l@ esq i s. :
Sass GAGS 'consrsssionai I1aitsd'5. .ss5 = IS
so?aE s RRA All v y 1lsas .as p H. ,alO H.
Atlantic COAST IrSE-s25 a m and s25 p m.
sEABoARD AIR LINE-l22o p. m ana 1aio I. m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAu.wAy-sa p N.
cT1EsAPEAKB OHIO RAnwA4-rD . n week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoREoLK>-7.5c m
ATI.ANTTc cSFT.e55 a N and ass p m weekdays.
5Sss SsAza' q
1876 (sauTdays only, except Long Branch LIS sstqF-
s S SHl = Ss 2s '1 sssad Is
a. m. and IS P m From DesSrOsses and cOrtlandt
For PHILADELPHIA.
1855 i156 a m IL IS .1255. .1S5. 40 S55 IS IS
s s 3 3 9 s 50 5 So faR S &as@ fsae
cog 765 s . 1855 H s %ii i6 IS S
II % -12 90. lbs. 325, 355 s425 CLASS for North
Ph!adelphia only. ass. '5,55 1856 1,55 %, s2d
(955 for North Philadelphia only 2. m 1910 night
sDining Car. fExtra-fare train
Ticket Offices Nos 46l 1854 113 and PSI Broadway; 49,
Fifth Avenue elow 23d STD 263 Fifth Avenue corner
10Th ST.: Astor House. stations named above
Brooklyn. Court Street. $50 Fulton $50 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station The New York
Transfer Company VIII call for and check baggass
from hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephone "643 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
". W. ATTERBURY. J. r WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Trafnc Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF HON.

L Abner c Thomas. surrogate Of the County OF
claims against NJ. Wynkoop. late OF the County
OF New-York. deceased. 10 present the same, with
vouchers thereof subscribers. their place
transacting business OF Sullivan Cronl-
we'll No Wall Street in the City Of New-Toyk. on
or before 22d day OF November next
tied York 18th day OF May, 1904.
FLORENCE A SCARBOROUGH. MABEL MACDON-
sJ-LHiVAN ( CROMWELL. Attorneys for Executrices
40 Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

Stock Havre, 3522ooO bags Of which 5ss 600 bags
are Brazilian Last week. S5540oo bags md 2e46. 600
bags respectively
The statistical position Brazilian coffee Is as tol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02
IN PURSUANCE oF AN ORDER OF HON

~ PURSUANCE Nv AN UhULh Uf' HUN
Il Abner a. Thomas, n surrogate of the County
York hereby given to all persons having claims
late OF the County OF New York
present the same with vouchers thereof %
their OF transacting business
office <. Herman. No 80 Nassau
the C!ty OF York. before the 9th day OF
September next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF March. 1904
AMELIA HERMAN Executrix; JEROME c. HERMAN.
LEO SOMEHOW. Executors
[. GREk1\IAIIA Attorney for Executors 80
Broadway New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav
Ing claims against Elizabeth W. AlGrtch late OF
the County OF York. deceased present the same
the subscribers at their place or
transactnK business No As Broadway, In the borough
the city or New YORK. on CT betors the
sOth day OF September, next -.
date New York. day OF March, 1924.
JAMES HERMAN ALADRICH, I
SPENCER ALDRICH.
JAMES NEVETT STEELE ExsoutcrA
JACOB BERRY UNDERHILLA
THOMAS U. DUDLEY, JFG
Dewitt. Attorneys for Executors. IS
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan New YORK
City.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28
Dog Drives Off Burglars.

Grants Pass. ore, Jan. 27.--"Max,"
the big dog that does guard duty at
the meat market Of w. I. Sweeiand
this city. prevented the Grants Pass
rostofiice from being robbed at an early
hour yesterday morning.
Bold burglars. with crowbars. drills
and other tools, succeeded in pryinp
open the rear door of the postofIlce
and In a few moments more would
have been at work on the safe inside
had II not been for the loud growls
and parks OF old Max, which attracted
the attention of Night Policeman Stew
ems, and the would-be robbers fed.
The bold attempt to rob the Grants
Pass Office was discovered by Miss
Grace Good, one Of the employees Of the
Office, who arrives at an early hour
each morning to prepare the mail for
the Grants Pass Crescent City stage
The back door was found pried oper
and the tools OF the robbers, left in
their hasty flight, lay near the door
There Is no clew.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28
VICTIM OF HIGH DIVE
SUCCUMBS TO INJURY

Portland, Jaa. sT.--vietim of one Of
the most distressing accidents In the
eity's history. p. II. Roaltbee lies on a
marble slab In the Holman undertaking
parlors. He lost his life by making a
high dive from springboard into the
large SWIMMING tank ut the Multi
nomah Athletic Club las, night. The
tank was empty, but the lights were
not burning. and tho young man could
not SEQ the danger. He sprang far into
the air, descending head first and
crushing his skull on the cement bot
tom. Unconscious, he fingered on n
cot at Good Samaritan hospital from
ESQ o'clock last night to ii.iS today,
when death relieved him.
The body was removed from the hos
pitai this afternoon to the Holman un-
dertaklng establishment. where IL will
be held pending advicea from his
mother. who Ia resident OF Toronto.
Canada.
Deputy Coroner Arthur L. Finley. in
charge In the absence Of Coroner J !.
p. Finley, stated that he would lnyea-
tigate the case, the object being to
establish whether there was ncgll-
gence on he part OF the management
of the Muitnomah Athletic Club In
having no water in the tank when the
lights were not burning.
Il win summon the witnesses and aa.
certain just how the accident oc.
CURED" said Deputy Coroner Finley.
"and I win also investigate the case MS
to the tank being empty when there
were no lights burning. II will require
some time. as II IL matter that can
not be hurried, A to how the man
los his life. there are three reputable
witnesses. but the other matter will
require careful investigation.
The deceased was between 81 and
80 years Of age. He had been here out
three months. and was employed In the
Canadian Bank OF commrce. He came
here from Nelson, p. c., where he was
in the employ of the same banking In.
stitution. He was highly respected by
those who knew him. ana Manager u.
A. Wyld. OF the local branch, had
learned to like him very much, While
here he roomed at 7Os Flanders street.
at the residence Of Mrs. Wallace, he
being the room mate OF Mr., scoble. an
other employe Of the bank