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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York MAJ n 1904.
BEEVES-No trading in live cattle. Feeling nonnl-
nay Dressed beef fair deulanl steady al
7ah7c - for ordinary choice native sides Lon
and 20 sheep. reported NOR
CALvEs-EIFhty- five stale calves az SIX
tiethst. trading to-day. feeling dressed
Slow and selling CaSc per ID
Sic: country dressed almost nonlaa.
sac
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receipts were 1874 ASA
head. including I3il for the with
20ia sale; lTi- city
nard for grades OF for
steady. others slow spring and
SLOW 25Ha0c lower 9i2 held
choice sheep sold 81 T50S5 80 100
a NearIlnEs 81 -. prime lambs
50GsT choice spring lambs s. 25ISS 50
Dressed sTeadv saHlc ID. dressed lambs
barely steady. i eti4c. dressed lambs
14al6c. country dressed 10 AZ sass carcass
Sales-McPhersan & Co. 153 Vi-=lEla spring
90. ssh 81 West Virginia sheep 12B
81 20. 70 Maryland DO III n 81 az
.. Harrington: 432 Bunalo lambs 50 n. 81 2l3 do
ol n SO 70.
IS % II "iAsi'0'' ~ ANA spring 'AH'' % ID az
Eerus Commission Company: 2sS Buffalo lambs. So n
al IS 20; q Kentucky warnings = n s. 70. q Ken
trcly sheen. ll6 Y. az 50
Newton 4 Co % Kentucky sheen. 124 70 at So 20
deck OF Western for market. No sales
ported feeling steady. Sales yesterday Al
81 - 100 n for STATE and Pennsylvania hogs
country dressed hogs unchanged.
SzlesH Il Hollis date v-strrdayl: II State hogs. l49
n average, A. 81 IS 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
cAsd Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-E0-k May 70 1914
-orrrr----sars r0Iee market showed ccDslle-a BE
,.,-s---- N -a--rarl-.veiy small volume z trans
= -peneG steady. = points easter
srea cables and larger interior santos receipts FOL
-ec ming tendency -cr a time
-,~--+- C@er.-ss a2- prices Jos. another
- po.rLs EuI Importers We're buying and 2s
- v-a~- by -1 means aggressive prices IN t1e
s5, q na lay ,lst about recovered thel- early less
- --vevr~ lower Eru lre-s from Brazil caused a
- ~ le--1-.cc. and me chief buyer IN t1e
49, s-.rnes uiuE ta b-y cEeag-v -atcer Than With
49, - .str-erc r- finally steady
decline - ID points SAFES acre reported q
% rags -he larger arrivals 1f coffee interior
e.-ros r5ins perhaps tte main feature q ma
ses5n Receipts tas TWO p1rs wee -sH- amounting
- 80 II 0.l hags asa.lst 1900 bags Yesterday ard
TIE interior movement however.
ss - - ,.t4 has a.. yesterday and . -
Ta= pl-rre- made o. look though me move
,sFufG urc1arIE rre rear future These
- r-.sr-s were ra---a-t~ taken that the
-sp, .--7 g beginning Rove Nta some f'lrl'e ana
!, - -r,p--t -ra- crers FROM Brazil toward
- .s-se t-lrl r1.s soL-C-- Sp%cu-
--a-sa~-.a were thought o.
-st,.-e 1iea me read q existing r1crts
v-rb tired ,-rrz best sellers wcIe reo--1 leading
- interests were bus TIRE SPOT market -C,
Sfrb ouatl.ans me basis m .7sr Tor RIO No =
contract prices H me .ocAA a-hei 70 cay
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May c6-CIosing-WHEAT-sp easy;
No ca forniI 6s l0l.d, futures quiet. MAY
July os I'D. September. 6s 1 I'D CORN-Spot firm;
American mixed. new. Is sd American mixed, old. -
"a. futures dull Nay nominal July IS d PEAS
Canadian quiet, os Sd FLOCE-St Louis fancy winter
duh Ss Sd HOPS n London Pacific COAST steady,
- $50 20 is BEEF easy. extra India mess, US sd
PORK prime Western SIS Sd HAMS
Short IA Is -. quiet. ass BACON fFrn-Cuul-
oerland cut 20 20 80 n. SOS short rib. d. SIS,
long clear middlss. light. 5 81 n. SOS. clear
cdle heavy. 80 10 40 n. SOS Sd. short clear backs,
l6 20 % y, S4s Sd; clear bellies - 16 n. 35s-
sHotL bEFSS-SQuare II 70 IS 70, firm. 32s LARD
Prime Westera tn tierces. steady. SIS. American re-
nned. In pals, dUl, 55s Sd BCTTER-Cfood United
states steady 74s CHEESE-Olf easy, American
hnest white. 4os, do coored 42s steady; Amer
lean huest white and culoreG. 3Ss TALLOW-Prime
city easy los cd TURPEc-TTNE-Spirits steady.
AS Sd ROSIN-CommoD firm. Is "a PETROLEUM
Refined quiet ID LINSEED OIL dull ID
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OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. May 6-CATTLE-Recepts. 1000 Market
strong Good prime 81 23Gso So poor % me
dunn. 81 SOC 50 stockeTz AMI feeders ~ oGS4 q.
cows S2gs4 J Gamers S2gS2 90; heifes s. Scs$5 IS
81 aGsJ 90 Texas led steers,
2aflS5 To- HOGS-Receipts to-day "a gOo Tomorrow.
5000 Market steady DC higher Mixed ana butchers
10 81 55lS4 ga rough
heays 81 4ogS4 81. 81 45aS4 90: bulk Of sales.
= 10000 Market steady
lower Good wehers. s. 23qs5 %. fair 10
choice mixed. S49SS. native lambs SS4So 90. spring
lambs. 50 50GS7 80 49,,
Guiding ITO Southerns Market strong 70 loo higher
81 S5GiS5 GO fair
e. sx4 81 western FED steers S4 25Gs5 ~. sockers and
eeer So 5S4 20: southern steers. 81 sOGSi 10
= a5qS3. cows s. 5O6 81 50: native
beers 81 1SlS5 20 bulls s. T5GS4. calves 81 1854
Eu~aio Seattle steady. prlula
steers s. - q s. so. shipping 81 So s. 10 butcher.
81 SOC s. Is, hefers 50 5o9 ~ cows So Is 2 s. a..
b,,lls "a stockers and feeders.
rS-Feceiprs 500 head; &c lower; s4GS5 IS.
HOCs-Rsceipt- 1900 head active; IOe higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27

ne .,r3 uarset Tor -pot cotton closed quiet ~ .
- decline uasls O5c En!fcllns upland
-~-sc f1r u.1-lnE Gulf sa,es 20 spinners. l4s
-a-es letrcrec E1.es- Southern spot
Is segp reirg -aUreG follows: Mobile. nominal az
= -lrarr1r easy and unclanEe5 Sc. Charleston
'll efgrl ma. Norfolk. quiet and unchanged
- ... saiea - bales. Baltimore nominal q. l55lc-
-sea-a eacv loo O.. sales, - bales. 81
-s 9get arf unchanged l3c Nezv-oT'eaEs. steady.
.9Nei A. u 500 bales. Galveston. easy and
e--ensel i-'sr. - Memphis steady ard
80 o. l-ae. sales - bales. L lairl receipts a.
.~-is points Cor morrow. Mcclellan, from 90
se -Rles. against 3a week l.g5s Lass year
y se-iu 2su Lales al last week
49, as and Houston. from 80 10 30 bs l~s.
- 90 laer week ~ last
- Ash tae same day last week AID last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. r.
gerry nvs minutes earlier than shown heox.l
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
ChlNh-zAo0 CHS EasJon only). 30 a. m. 10
150' 90O t540 Easton only p m sun. "a 3 n.
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANrON-z1oo $40 a. N
; 700 p Sundays "A Is a m 100 D. m
AAkEMOOD. LAkEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
5AHNEtiAf-zte0 90, - 40 a Il 80 $50 500.
lakewood and LAkshGrst onlyD. $50 ?. sundays
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.4o a. m, tss0 D m.
N1NELAAD AND BhiDGETON-fzAe0 a m. Ef1.ss
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
z4oo s 90 II 20 a m, n 20. 100 2s5 asa Aan
80. $50. 1150 2. m sundays. except Ocean Grove.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERSEINAL.l. as
$50 700. tsO0 400. 800 400 f7so. Iaoo. sios3
p m. 81 % rndt-
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-4421 "a 10 st0onL
100 a. n. 900. goo. zoo. ZOO t05 .. m
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrsVILLE AND WILL
lAMsPORT-I 90. z425. - %, lis. 20. C1Oo0 IL0s
Reading Po5tsvllls and EIrsbg only f4oo 800 p, n
atlantic BIDS. SsabFisht. Monmouth Ben. and Laas
a45. 4So p sundays 10 90 a. Loo. 90 D. NJ
zFrona Liberty Street only. 'Daiy, tpsily except
qua. xSatzrdays aExcept SATURDAYS
Of-ces: Liberty 81 Ferry South Ferry, 7nuss
26l. Az 1900. 1854 Broadway. ISL sth Az . Cnion
Square West. f53 East 125th St. 273 West i25th az
FULTON s., B'klYu: 800 Bway W-msburz New Yors
r-arsfsr c. calls for and chseks baggage aestztiOn
Vice Pres. and Cen Mgr Gen. Passr Az
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
& RAILROAD.

AID 5G 6Es iRS s. SEsT ESD C6TIbT sEEETs
noted '-''H S'iee' station sAesOa "'e1' ''Nsi"
500 \ NJ FAST MAII--ParIor. Sleeping AID Dining
Cars For Chicago. indianapolis Louisville ana ST
B55 a. N. ST LOUIS L1M1rED-Punman Sleeping.
9nl2Alas. and Observation Cars Cincinnati INDIAN
IO,s5 A ~ PEssNsYI-5SNIA LIslzrED-Pullsaaa
Rtest ta Eo eheaso A cisvsad Tosao and
LIS 7; y. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPIRES
FOR Nashville tvia Cincinnati and Lousville). Indian
as P NJ cl1cAGo LIsI1TED Pullman sleeplnE.
.sdo aad c Sio.7 5Gaif b:ning Car
&c S:,nrinn-i 81 LOUIS :, Iouis ISII
Car For Gary, y. Va via Shenandoah valley
s-55 P. NJ WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
.5 p IT, A' fRcF iS:e9y 4ss P,.tsburr To-
uoah vaIIsy Route Connects f0r Cleveland except
s-25 z. NJ CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI. Elk
FREss-For PtItsburg Cleveland. Cinc.RnatL In
s@5 P, NJ PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL-Daily sor Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
sO2N, 10 IS "a. .Ie55. 40 Desbressss and COrt7
TaTior and Dining CaTs .sz5 '425 ASS GDesOrosses
-1nss Io' s s. - 81 Is .1a55 as Con
sessi0.a 4 Ln'ised all PaT9r and DPtns GsEs ~
s6rTH b iz IL RS4l 12ss. as
xTLANTic COAST LINE-Ezpress as a m. and o u
eEABOAftD AIR LINE RA1LWAY--Express LOO p m
N6RF6LK AND WESTERN RAILwAT-For Memphis
and NeE-Orlsans 325 n daily.
CHESAPEAKE * OHIO RAILWAY.-TS5 a N week
GAYS and ass p m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--T5 IS Il
ATLANTIC CTTY-955 a m. and = S. N. weekdays
SUNDAYS, 755 a. Through Vestibulei Trains Bu1et
Parlor cars and Standard Coaches weekday Far-
or smoking car, PaTor cars. Dining Car and stand
ard Coaches Sundays.
SAPE MAH.-1255 ,. n weekdays
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from TEsaty-
third Street Station. s55 Il p. . (SatuEaays
snIyl. 225 %. a 25 and 4 So D. m. weekdays sun
days g.. 9 25 a. m. and 4 SIS N. From Desorossss
and Curtandt Streets $50 400 u 80. $50 sat
srdays onlyl 30 3 40. 430 and $40 weekdays
Sundays SIS. 0 As a. 500 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
aO5. Ts5. s755. sZ. s55. s825 ass 81 Louis Lin
ed) 30 10 tDesbrOsses Co-tland 10 20l.
30 25 (PeHna- Limited -l055. II IS az So -55
10 (Desor0sses Cort!aadt 2Ol. as -52,
s55 AZ as 'A55 (s455 Chicago Lin,lted for North
Philadelphia only, s555. 655, 755 s25. s25 c955 FOR
North Philadelphia onlyl p u 10 nigh; week-day~
SUNDAYS %. sT5J. SIS. g IS. C"855 So Louis Lin
sted, 30 ('i025 Penna. Limited, "l055 1855.
si55. 325 S55 - - ("455 Chicago Limited tor North
Philadelphia only. - 55 '555. 7.55 SIS as g. tor
North Philadelphia onIyl ?. n. T. 10 night
Tioke. ofees Nos 4s1 1854 Iis and 2Gi Broadway
Fifth below 23d STD PC Fifth corner
18th Stli Aston House, and stations named above;
and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
Transfer Company viii call FOR and check baggage
hotels and residences through 20 destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
Service.
". " ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO " BOyD,
General PasssngeE Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May &C. : u-COTTON-Soot IN limited
demand prices Il points lower. American niddling.
fair l34ds good m.ddHg. 7-od. middIing. 712d. low
micciiuE 6sod, good ordnar-. s SAD. ordinary. 6G4d
The sales 81 the day 4.0o8 bales. OF which zoo
were for speculation and export and included $500
American Receipts Loco bales. n American.
Futures opened easier dull: American mid
ding 2 o c. May. 91d, Nav June. SD; June
and July. SSlt. JULY and august. 65sd, August and
September f5-d- Septeubs- and October. 60Id, Oc-
tobeT and November Ts1- November and December.
572d December and January. 570d; January and
Februarv. 5.s5d
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heavy. 81 eo9s4 50; mixed 81 IS 81 90
PISS s. IS s. 3 roughs. s. 19G 50 - stass 3 g
-. diaries. s. 15I 81 90. SHEEP AND LAABS-lte-
ceipts. 12Oo0 head dun: yearIings and mixed sheep
STEADY, others 20 sc lower, lambs 81 50 81 few
81 TO- yearlngs IS q IS %, wethers s. 50 s. So ewes
81 IS 2 s. mixed sheep. 50 % 80 so.
Union stock Yards. Pfttsburg NAY ai-CATTI-E-
supply light market steady 81 45 s. So prime
s. @5G$5 %. fair. S4 @5nS4 80. HOGS-Supply nght,
market active PINE. heavy mediums. heavy yorkers
and light y2Esrs 81 sod = 50; 81 5oSi Is rough
SJGS4 SaEEP-Supply fair. market slow, prime Wetn-
s. 30GS5 common sheep 81 50dS3 80. choice
lambs s. 5oas .. veal caves. S5FS5 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27

C0T-DN--1e .e~sere6 ACTIVITY. che less aggressive
srti-ude - market lenders. ~
fhs trading tg-las.s cotton market al indicated
re eject - The approaching holidays. and -4rtua
Indication ~ trade sentiment On the whole
fhe days news was u q heaTisn nature Naturally
enough me 10 day "a Lancashire has cut down
ne -clE-@lsrtT ~ British spinner and cables
fal@s O. only 5000 bales decline % - points The
hus e-p~rt better from that after the
1fsi az me "eea when crrorr.Gg - recent reports
1ns.SA zrl-nr-s wli resume operations Oh fun
vine ms morning. however futures showed weak
ress- and vita -i=L- messages showing 2
trace Vaz inclined 90 take pessir.stic view 4 The
ttl2fog, particularly the her continued good
over tae greater rf -ae belt The showed
- ram -l .@- Eastern states hu- the forecast called
efs @ou-l prove C-l scattering, and. taking thing
WIKI ano-hrT. the crop night have been
EaEcoc about stand or Thls left he market 10
Fore purely speculative considerations and -
e-FeoQec that the -rl1e short after the decline
u TIE previous day The market opened stead er
c-ae o. 3 iu pc,ut- There sign q bull sup
pr and shortly -ftr~rvarc Jgir sold J. sc
az cc'oa'r 70 =" lar losses - 12 points But
Ia lA-s level prices Er1-aIy improved under Gov
ne larger operators -ere dong much q anything
efae- way "erta-ll~ there nothing ~
re 1a-g-e ah0-- either the selling IN
iatf trading July sold J. E5c end october 70
ps'c -f- close was about & p points on from the
- lnreF realizing r- s~alp--s. h-r prices were
mas steady decline of po--s advance
:. points sales estimated az 10000" bales
--t-fp2o- WEI ne closed Irida~ and Sa---day re-
cep-ning "a G9r-cT morning. The local and N-w-
S..eLaf markets ~.- close friday night l1r ore-
Decoration Day.
rsHEe Or or5trar- prices a TIRE local market to-'ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27

Ia
L9ae5H 6.t showed rather better ande--one On me
-1t an. c-2sea = % aEher on futures az il-3 l-s
market continued quiet but offerings smaller and
COPPER-Co5per asvarced e. "a 20 as lis IA (or
spot IN London and vas Is Sd higher as lis 81 for
Locally copper remains gulet Lake IS quoted
- ei1GlTo1y ne a. y IS 6 and casting
4l5a 45o- f-ER15peIte- cl5ses l5SsarEeI a.
80 n he London market. and az 51J Bloc In New
YORK iEoH-,r21 closed a. Is % IN glasgow ana
Warrants are nominal az 50 -. No foundry Northern
Ilss5 SD =. 10 ;aand-v So,ltfern ana 10 souS
dry southern sort al SIS si3 -
MOI.sSSEs AND sERUPs-strlQs ruled steady. -ita
fairy active business. and o-sses stesdy a-n
Orleans e.rr-.tEsi e5un6H iiaiss fair l4i-e. ros
5sa2tc5 prime. -2g25ei \eg-oFeaas open 1ettle 81
&c. prime 22a25s: fancy. 26a3oo
All 5y ~ B P25 ss ' T aaf s'-saF support
P@TE 70. ms oy eoia.Ss9n houses a. ne advance
hack and re clos wa rather strong a. good advance
higher hoEs in prospect has an cree on ne marie bs
Quoted: Ness So -5aSIs -, far- So 30 sri1- go
slsasI4 50 BEEFgouie Ness. Sass 50. fara5 s. 500
BEt, e - = 90 ~ sa,s1 m ness SIN
HoGs-st~say Quoted. Baeons sazc 10 a. efse IG5 H.
bellies slow 6ao,ea 10 n ~. p n az i n 5.s
qae:: qSotsi AZ saios TATLow-52uie, ~ ans
is ag aso e at Rf h a aaf r a , south S
America Ts5c. Continent Gs5c. Brazil kegs. doc COM
6ea 5Ee ei 31oi ard 1 s,sas M STEADY quoted
sUGAR-Redned sugar was firm and fairly active with
tTads Monday Prices quoted
ret. less for cash. loaf and
cersa lgc poNderec COARSE powdered ana fruit pow
cerde &c, Eagle cunfsct0uers' Era1uIateG. Eagle
ooHr=e and extra nne granulated. 5O5c; Eagle car
tons Or nns ssarulafec Zoe Eagle - bags and
bags Of me granulates, 5l5e; Eagle ane g-aaalasd
standard diamond $50. contectoners
4. Soc. Nos 4. = and 3. i-Dc. No 4. y
10 O. 5oSc No Z. +51c. No : 4s5c, No 8. soc. 10
--iSC. 10 u. 43Ocs No p 25c. No -. 2Oc:
and %. sl5c No &C. siOc. London cao.ed decline ot
lad quoted prices which lowered May ana June
contracts 10 IS Cd The position Of the local market
sugar. well that Of Cuos firm one with
higher asked Duty PAID prices quoted Nj
lows Centrifugal 90 test ISl6c. HUscovado
-l0c. and mo4ssses sugar. 50 test. ; 3-idc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
PrinIsssin
Victoria Laiss.

leaves y. y. Sept. IS.
1904, for Hamburg.
then - Dover. Lisbon.
tiib-aitav. Viliesranrhe,
tfenoa. Athens. Con-
stantinopie. Ja1a. Port
SAID. IsulAil.a. Bombay,
Is DAYS for overland
trip % C1.Cuttal. co
l1mbo, Calcutta, Singa-
pore Manila. II onc
Kong. Shanghai, Using
raw. Na-asaki. Ffiogo
Optional overland "trip
n Yokohama Eokoha
ma. Honolulu. Hllo and
san Francisco. and by
~UeCial train 20 New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27

Caree cables EI--'-a-re market stea1y- No : Rlo.
H.. exchange 20 receipts 5000 bags shipments
% The L-a1 state 5000 bags shipments -lT Europe.
~--l- CTS 600 -7E.r -1te~ lar5e.
Irregular. r115 average 5Siln. receipts eeD
hags lto-l- $4,000 haas. HarIu-Ts-i11fiee market
opened p ~ .a0, a. $50 n WAS let = al ptE lower
1000 bags Esv---r-rrl market opened = a
fIsnc lower 81 y ~ near months Unchanged
ecvs-os1 z. franc. , 10 :. - franc lower
E.3l D ID ure5a-sel- -Htsl sales 5000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
LEHICH VALLEY.
Steamboats,.

B Cd 9 7 Cd N 7 new F EasEST u
FALL RIVER LINE. va Newport and FAN River. Leave
Pier 10 n r. 10 Warren St. ard sun
a p NJ Steamers PRISCILLA an kt1A@AN
Orchestra each
NORWICH LINE. New London. Leave Pier 40 y R.
Soot GARRISON St. week DAYS only 80 2 " steam
srs CHESTER ". CHAPLIN and RHODE ISLAND.
NEW HAVEN LINE Tor New Haven Hartford Spring
North Leave Pier -. E R. foot Peck SIP.
week DAYS only 400 P. N sJr RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. Nav ad-Ths leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27

receipts r hTee -stu0F a. interior points In thousands
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Ocean Steamers.
THE
WORLD
See the Wonders sf
the GlObs

by taxing the cr-iSe on
the PaiaLial Twin
Screw : =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
II. CRUISE
leaves san Francisco
Jan -. 1908.

HaAH
The itinerary arrang-
81 includes a visit 70 AZ
the most interesting
countries IN the world.
Duration ~ months.
Cos $500 upward. tn
cluuiug principal side
1rips and railTo al
transportation across
American continent.
steamer always your
home No DELAYS
waitnr for cunneC-
lions. No customs ~
amiuari1ns en- route
No packing and IN
packing OF trunks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-15
SHE ANSWERS TO
MURDER CHARGE

tI,y Associated PrcssD

4 + . A
>n,w YORK June 14.--Mrg Nan rat
,erson. the former actress, asali'ss ~
~, abatement for murder in the first &c.
gree in connection with inc oea i.l'. ",
1snopmnker cnosnr Young was returned
lis The grand fury Yesterday to.dnS a.
tered u plea Of not guilty pciote ou us
Nowbcrger in the Court or icheial Ses-
sions. ,,.,,,,.
The plea was made VIII leave 10 VIII.
drnw by next Friday, ana IN lhe llleni'-'
time her counsel Will serve notice on w
district attorney that he VIII move 10
inspect the minutes Of the grand luls.
The proceedings III court were very prlei'.
occ,pynE hardly more than two minutes,
and not one word was spoken by inc
prisoner.
Attircd in deep mourning. with heaVy
black veil which she was not compeileu
10 raise. Mrs. Patterson entered the court
room with her father. Miss Martina NC
laurhlin n friend, and her counsel Just
before the clerk called the case. With
/, ia,,nty air she walked up the aisle to
tho har and when asked to plead to the
Indictment she turned to Mr.. Levy, her
attorney, who said trhe defendant
rlcads not guilty. with leave to withdraw
by Friday"
THAT is a practice don't approve OF,
The court replied, "but I will give YOU
INIT, Friday in which to plead.
This ended the formal arrangement. and
tho prisoner was at once taken back TO
the Tombs, AS she was led from the
court room she bowed aud smiled toward
her father and friends sitting at the rear
.bf the court room.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
once of collector Of CITY Taxes.

Office Of Collector of City Taxes.
ss.f City Hall, Richmond, Va.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR OSE.llALF Clc
CITY TAKES. REAL ESTATE AND,
PERSONAL, FOR TIE YEAR 1904 ON
( The Whole tax is due. but the ordl-
nance provides that one-ialf may be
paid In June, and the remaining half
in December, Failure TO pay all or one
half In June incurs q penalty Of Q per
cent on the whole amount, which is due
at once. and ii not paid before SEP
TENDER the Collector is required 10
levy. with costs added. (see Chapter
s SlH, So sMAL & Il year. o. age. ALL
PiSHsoNss CsiALE on lsllAlAI.lS) who
own personal property, or hold personal a.!
Conducting business an the city OF Rleh,-
mond (of whatever nature) nre assessed,
and Will please call and settle, so as to
avoid delinquency.
GRADING Paving, Pine and Sewer Con-
nection Bills are payable In the Same
manner AS Taxes, md at the game time.
Give name In which property sta nds,
and see that you get all your bills.
This being the only notice provided
for by law, please give II prompt atten-
ton, as under the new ordinance B per
cent, penalty will have to be added to
the whole I'LL aftert June 30,
ONCE open from $50 a, NJ. TO 9 T. M.
r, W. sCIINkl NGfiAM,
Collector Of City Taxes.
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THE RATE
FOR CLASs1F1ED WANT
ADyER1'1SfNG y.

h cont per word Net Cash II, 4
ADVANCE. with a minimum cost
OF 25 cents for each insertion.
Tho same rate applies to deaths.
marriages, Obituaries and all other
classified notices. No display type
allowed In the classified columns.
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< SEALED PROPOSALS..
Notice 10 Contractors.
once NJ BOARD OF Health

ONCE of Board OF Health
Richmond. Va. June 3. lo9i;
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Re; IN n
ceived until u o'clock noon JUNE W.
isO4, for building BRiCk, STABLE;, had
Fill information TO bidders can DC hau
,,non@a ppIicaton at this office.
a certified check for $3.50 must accom-
paI,v each bid as a guaranty Tor e1 c'i-.
The Committee on Health reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids oucfen
and to award tho contract as a ~nole OF
In separate parts.
BY ORDER ny,
Iupa 11-ct siA
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R GOOD REIIABE AND APAE ASSISTANCE WHEN YOU USE 1EEDE WANT ADS
PERSONALS.

stu NEW sToRfI. THE PARAGON
! PHAiskfA CY, 5402, M sixth Street (oppsp -.
site the hinrkeD s now open ana r .s!
,,r, ri, s n,ediolnes and toilet articles our
prescrlption department la completes;
Your patronage solicited. TIE pAIlA,-
tlON PHARMACY, L, ID. TEERN q
Co, Propf's, 4o2 N. Sixth Street. 'Phone
a9p1 lt1 {ftfss.s' 33 stif fstti 765 .3iaiN
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SUMMER BOARDING.

ALTON HoJrsE-oPENs JUNE 1sT;
elevation commanding, scenery unsmur-
passed by any In Blue Ridge or Ale .,le
glany Mountains: dews never rise
breeze endless; nights cool; no O., mos .
uuitos: reasonable rates. JAMES II
2 GOODIOE, Alton, Va. st
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LOST AND FOUND.

FROM My REsiDEN n.,t
months old; both Sides OF face and cars
black; black spot over left MP sh .op,i
bushy tail Reward IL returned 70 4o-1a
East Leigh.
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