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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-11
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
- The leaving time Desbrosses COrtIandt
Streets Is five minutes than that given below for
Twentythird street station. except where otherwise
noted
7.55 A. NJ. FAST MAII.-Parlor. Sleeping. and Dining
Cars For Chicago IndanaPoIs and LOUISVILLE
smoking and Gbser1atoa Cars CiHciln1tL Indian
IO.25 A. ". PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-PulIrnaa
msS Cars p FoT SRSs eS Toso GO Sad p
I-ss P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For NaShville tvia Cincinnati and Loulsytlie) In
ass P. N. CHICAGO LIMITED Pullman Sleeping
Smoking and Observation Cars For Chicago. To-
SIS P. VI. ST louis -EXPREss.-For Pittsours.
Car For Gary " Va Via shenandoah valley
SIS 2: N. WESTERN ExPREssz-For Chicago For
7ss P H. PRcfFIC EXPREss For Pttsburg To-
andoah valley Route Connects Tor Cleveland except
s.ss 2. " CLEVELAND AND cINc1NNATI Ex S
PREss--For P;ttshurg. Cleveland. Cincinnati In
s.5s p. ~. PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL-Dany for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T.55 IS - % 1910 Des0rosses Corandt Streets
10 2ol. loss a 80 10 Dss6rosses and GoIt
Parior and Dining csTs5 . IS s5 Ass Dss0rqsses
sunday s25 % % .i6s5 a n '1255 g g COngTssss-
.425 ASS Gesbrosses and CortIandt Streets a7S'
soUTHERN RAILWAY.-Express II IS. .. as ?. M n
1910 night daily "sOutherns Palm Limited 81 40
AiISTIc COAST IEE1D57:, o rs =. and i 70
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express. y IS p m
and II 10 night daily. ''SeabOard Florida Llnlie0
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
and New-C'rleans. 3 Is D. daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-7o5 a. m week
Gays and : 3 . m daily -, ,,,,r-o,v
weekdays and IS D. daily. -.
ATLANTIC CITE.-e55 a and 255 o. veek-days
Sundays. TBS n Through Nestibuled Trains b1LIsI
Tor Smoking Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY-f2 S. .. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK dnteraken sgndsysl
third Street Staton IS IL Is. 325. % p NJ
- 10 night weekdays Sundays. y 10 9 Is a m
and ass D. From Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets
m 10 30 3 90 o. and u Is night week
days Sundays II IS. 945 a 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 725 s7s5 SOS SIS Is o. SIS ST Louis Limited
10 10 Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 10 2W 80 p
Peuna Limited. '1O55. 11.5s '1255. y 50 2 10
Desbrosses and Cortlandt 2O 255 q IS ass
rs Is IS: g! Shis1so Limited !. f25 NoT5h I Pn
Philadelphla only) Il 10 night weekdays sun
DAYS. sos '755 SOS. s9.25 ('05J ST. Louis Lnite1l
e55 90 Penna Limited. 90 IS 't2 IS y 81
sdrlphia ougyJ, IS. s555. 755 SIS. s25 t955 for
Nortn Philadelphia only , m. l2iO night
-Dining Car.
Fifth AvsnUs below I'D ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue tcorner
18th ST.: Astor House, and stations named above
Brooklyn. Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station The Nev-York
hotels and residences through 0 destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
W. W ATTERRURY y R WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Trssic Manager
GEO. " BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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with tbs stock carried over Yesterday. total q
ga TO be sod2iz Jersey City and Sixteth
81 Sheep about nominal. lambs rated slow. gen
orally steady Three cars Of stock unsoid Sheep
sold at S4S4 31 per 100 n lambs S6dS6 go Dressed
mutton, 6Slzc 10 dressed lambs. PG1O1sc; country
dressed spring lambs $3.50 so per carcass
Sales-Nsvton & IS Western SO n
at SO 40 100 70: - do n So: Western year
nngs. 80 n. s.
Kearns Commission Company: 90 Buffalo lambs. 70 70,
n Harrington 30 Western lambs. 50 n at IS 50.
Andrew Mullen: sheep. ia 10. 81 31i. DO.
lis H. at 81 -. I buck. $50 70 81.
HOGS-FSeceipts were 32iz 1851 head about 80
head sale alive The market rated firm. few state
hogs sold at So 10 100 ~ dressed quoted at
5dIlzc per n for heavy light weights.
Sales-Andrew Mullen hogs 2IT n az
Sc
H i. Hollis date yesterday: state hogs 1s4 n.
s. Judd & Gate Yesterday: 127 Western pigs. 100
70. at s. 65s 127 do. 103 10. a s. 60
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COTTON.-Tha cotton market yesterday was corn-
P1ltey ellet elter a Few minutes q early activity,
curtal aggressive operations either way. the
sush factonH seemed 20 predominant. and The general
L--.-s % le naIhet Nes nm NE factors that are
peang against general buying appear De; FIRST te
high price already attained and second uncertainty
- n requirements during the balance ~ the
esrnng spot demand have been rather enc9aragng ft
for h that there Etl spot dealers who claim
inht they can DO no business with the mills and that
Liverpool ~ late has reported GOOD business spot
cotton. enc on Tuesday the SPOT sales IN the South
- aL I-e3ellFt put Feslenlay-E uhcial reports
showed IL anything lesseued activity Those who might
view these phases q the situation emitting ths
uffFet 70 a Decline however. brought uD q
fp0al turn y The remarkably small movement. Re
Wtie TIE Interior movement heavier expected
We ois claimed that u vas reelection OF cotton
Eri-ay were Etartingy irht Galveston. New-O-iears
eh- houston combined expecting only about
.eL.on as Galveston resolved alone last year.
-l WIN tneee lgft receipts sensational reports
from New-Orears stating that the bulls there intend
tahg up eli tenders and holding che cotton for thefr
~ lIlee ana teveen one thing and another the aver
~ Nhle ne public tu large appears 20 re
lf'.' Awaiting developments We -
esalontinE and a. nrst there considerable quda-
W.. WIZ oiellng prices q 20 y points OF the
lt-ilts END 3 % points lower new crop posi-
..e-1 GLOWING THE there irreguIaritv.
- 70 ll1e curing the cay did tie huu leader appear
70 D. taking active part in tho market tut New
..s was Haid 20 be buying here and there was some
C.tIlg as the session progressed by sellers.
.tn minutes, and while during the
several slight under realizing the Tendency
slta1el o. ne upwara until the late trading prices
vel over yesterdays high pouta with the active
months az net advance 81 10 points The close
- a trihe Gown from the best under profit taking.
~ ouet and steady unchanged prices . an advuncs
o. le points. sales estlrnatod 800 600 bales.
ne taaes ~ contract prices IN the local market to-day
Nss as follows;
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NAVAL STORES.

The market frr spirits tuUeutl1e was hrmer. with ma
chine made barrels quoted Gao Rosn was steady 70
er- n.,. 1urt Tar RULED ahoat steady with moderate
t.5rur farrnnJ and UNCHANGED prices We quote; -
SPLITS TJRPENTtND-O and ma mine IDS oS'-a
C4c.
TAR-0il INIE 81 -.---.ooo ~
60 s., n a. %. q s. -. H.. 81 81 So X 81 80. VI.
81 gJ9S4 y 81 OJaSf 10. w - 81 10. W. - -'a>+ %.
STOCK on HAND.
pHlF Gee o.. a a o.
spirits tlrnentne a..
Wilmington March O-SPIHTr ~ tt ItF;NTINIt steady
At gec: receipts. - casks RoSlN-Nothlng cong
t.FlrE TIRPFSTINE s. - 81 and 81; receipts
co.
savannah March to.TURPENrISE firm ,7 81 eos,
rrants li3 bbe. exports ST. quoted. = =. g and -.
a. - = 81 60: D. s. CO. q. 81 20. IT, - 90 50 %. h.
e al. NJ sd 10. \ So 40 w g. 81 go. W W. s. 50
carleton March lU.-TJ RPENTiNE and ItOSIN
London Narcn lot TlPENTINE spirits. As I'd
ROsIN-Anerican strained. IS I'd fire. lis I'd
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LONDON wool MARKET.

London March i0-The offerings a the wool auction
sales to-day 1855 bales including many
superior Faulty grades irregular and per
cent January Three thousand bales
Of Withdrawn since the sales opened.
Home traders active buyers. A moderate guam
titv of crossbreds offered caused compet-
occasionally buying descrfp-
slightly higher prices large supply Of secured
In fine condition sold chiefly France and Ger
many. Following are the sales in detail: New South
Wales bales, secured. lsGIs load. greasy 5d4
Il Ia Queensland bales: secured 1Oiaddls 9tad.
greasy 5.Gdl1hd Victoria 37OO bales: secured 10 I'd
02s I'D greasy South Australia 800
secured II add1s Cd greasy 6idd1s: West Australia.
bales greasy. 7ddIOlzd New Zealand. 500 bales.
Ereasy. S&ddi1d. Cape n Good Hope and Natal 500
bales secured elzdG1s Cd; greasy, 5%q9d.
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT-PLAINTIFF DESIRES

- a. place Of trial county o. York-Eieanor
X C-Cornor plaintiff. against Charles SchooD: Annie
% said defendant
unknown rlaiutin). Jacob Timbe ard Mary Timble.
ars name being unknown pIantirf)
Goodman and Jane Goodman. his wife the name
PENDANT being ur5u0wu Daf1tinl. AuRustp Goodman
Goodman his wife tt1e name sarah being
known % painrf Mat-. Schweitzer; Daniel Alderman
Alderman his wife tthe name susan being
fictitious the true first name Or SAID dtendant being un
known 20 painttIl. ElZahetn tIa'henoush MarFaret
Spear. Wesley QuacEeuuush and Emma Quackenhush.
his wife the Emma being fictitious. the true
% said defendant being unknown % rantin)s
Catherine Temper Annie Lyons Emma Strbin Lizzie
Kithcart Jennie Preston. MARY p. Alderman Jacob O.
valentine bis wife che Cora
sefrg fictitious first OF said Defendant
being unknown PLAINTIFF. Elizabeth Clenen. Jeanstts
Cienen Lizzie Wink. Garret Alderman AMI Acker-
first said defendant being Unknown 20 plantif.
Garrett Valentine and Eizaberh Cienen az executors
man deceased Charles r. Homer. Mark Aaron. william
TInbie Jacob Schapro. A1oph weiss MAX Fine. Thomas
s<v J1seIh GiLs E-,a McGarr. Frederic ZlcSermann.
Jacob sniuzosrg- defeltantsS summons 70 the above
summoned answer the complaint N tals action and
OF the PLAINTIFFS
within twenty days after the service o. this
failure 10 appear judgment viii Be taken
you By FOR relief demanded n the COMPLAINT
Dated New York. November 18th 1902 TURNER,
ROISTON & KORAN. Plaintiffs Attorneys once and
POST once address - William street New York. n 7.
TO TIE defendants Wesley Quacsenbush and Emma
ttous the first % said defendant being IN
known 10 plantal foregoing summons Is served upop
you by publication pursuant % order Of Hon Chas
r MacLean Justice cf the supreme Court % State
OF dated the &5th dav % February I9O4 ara
County OF New YORK az House In tire Boro-s
Manhattan. CITY and state Of New York. Dated New
KORAN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. - william street New
York. y. Y.
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COTTON MARKET.

Iiyerpool March 10. p. m.-COTTON-Spot-Ciood
business done: prices points higher, American mddng
qfd GOOD rniddIInE. SSUd: mddluE SI0i. low
1nIdtDng sG0d good ordinary. S5Od. ordinary, SOD
T11e sales Of the day 10000 bales. Of which 500
were for speculation and export and included $500
American Receipts. bales. including lSto ATuerl-
Futures opened steady closed quiet and steady.
American middllng g. March $50, Mafcil- HpTli.
: 42d. Auril-Nav = 42d. May-Junc. SID June-July
esd. Juiv-AuEust SD August September. SO9d: Sep
fer,ter-Ocober 757I October November esd Npven-
lr-r-n B IIl
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry. thine from south
Ferry hve m4autcs earlier than shown bslow.J
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND SHAUCH
CHONk-zf co lI.l5 Easton onlyJ. $40 A NJ. 12O.
40 500 545 Easton OnlyJ p " sundays Is
wILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-z4oo. 9 10 A. M
20 ,P,n Nj, s1na4ys, 81, e e y ~; 90 p NJ -
BARNEGAT-zf 90. - 40 A. NJ. 40 O. 40, Lake
wood and Lakehurst onlyJ. 40. a. 90 P. a. (8.0s
y N Saturdays)- sundays. $40 A. "
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A II. 3. r "
NINEIAND AND BRIDGETON-+z4.0 90 A n.
Long BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE FONTS
z40O. $50. Il 80 4 NJ. x12O. las. $50. 80 n SO
p NJ sundays except Ocean Grove. Loo ~ II. A00.
PIIILADEIPHIA-CREA TERM1NAL). .42s.
100. tS00. 800. t19Oo. f1l00 A n, t12O 90 q 90.
tl30, 12.9o F3oo 400. 800. 1890 tT3O. $500
5000 p 81, . l2l5 mdt -
14TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-sAzs $50.
1000 MS A ". 100 t'3 40. 500. 'T-00 ~. IS
READING, HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
IAMsPO5Iz.- too. "a Is IS 90. tslo. COCA 100
Reading PottsvIls and Esrsbg only. "a 90. IS 90 r Nj
zFrOu Liberty street only. "Daiy- fDaily. except
Tanaqua- xSaturdays. aExcspt Saturdays
Offices Liberty st Ferry. south Ferry. Aston
House. ISL. ISL f34. 1900 1854 Broadway. lS3 SIN
West 125th st. 2f5 Columbus Az New York. 4 cours
St. ga $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 400 Broadway VIII
iamsburg y. y Transfer Co. calls for and chacks
baggage to destination
" 9 BESIER. NJ BURT
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr Gen Passr AK-<
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Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR-Qulst and
steady. WHEAr-No spring, s6a9ic' No g. s04edc
No ? red. s9aa9Gc. CoRN-No 2 5o-sc: No yellow,
5l&e. oATs-No 49hg4Q2a.e; 10 3 Nh,'e s9is e e
fair TO choice mating. 45a55c. FLANSEEDNo 81 o.
l Northwestern. 81 l6 TIMOTHY SEEL-Prirne
SO -. CT1ovER-Contract grade. 81 81 POIsk-.Msss
per 100 10 Sl3 S5QS13 s7i1. LARD-Per loo n. - l9a
e. l7L cur MEATs-Short ribs sides Goosel. S78
s. i2 srArt clear boxed. 81 3I7 dST so WIS
KEY-Basis q high wines 81 IS on the Produce Ex-
change today the BUTTER market vas STEADY cream
cries I4d23ac diaries I2'z EGGS steady az marx
case Included l7aI7l4c CHEESE steady. 1oiz gillsc
Duluth March i0-CIose: wHEAT-So hard 96esc;
No Northern aasc. No Northern. 92asc. Nay % &c.
July. 05Ac; September. $40.
Nfi,waukee March Io-wHEAT--So northern. esa
20. 40 Northern. e5qg6lzc. old July. soa a9o-sc
RYE-No I. TOG lie. BARLEN-No ,. 62go5c' Sample
3Sa59c CORN-So ,. 4ic; July. 5oAc.
Indianapolis March 1O-CIose: WHEAT-May. a5'sc'
TuIv p5as HaSAc. September Sac On trackNo nara
psJ,c No Northern. e6isc. No northern 94c Fl(JLt
FT-s- uafeus second patents. - -. nrs ceaIs
81 GsaS3 75 second clears s. COG = 40 bhA-ln ol-A
SI41Sif -
4,lu,5.l,bts March 10-WHEAT steady: contract
varlh 81 O4aSi Otts. CORN firm; good demand;
Mach saA a5oc. OATS easier. No white. %, GO
clipped 80 5sc BUTTER steady: fair demand sxEs
Nsste~n rrea -n nv c4ac. nearby prints, - F1S
srr,, r,ad demand. nearby and fresh western
pi,r. frerh Southwestern ls l3zc: fresh southern -
iF-f.SE, steady quiet. Nev-Nork tuH cream choe
.e3tfc Hereipts-Fl0ur. go hhis and i3tp1 20 in
sarts. wheat 80 bush, 6i's0 bush' oats, 100,
bush Shipmen,sWheat. 400 BUSH corn "<voV olz''
oats 1900 bush
3. Ionic March 1H-C-ase. WHEAT. No : rcd cash.
a. e.. MAJ Sgl.c july Sc, No hard. s1assc C0ttNs
rsrh 4Ii-c. MAY 4OAsc. No white 40
Toledo March Io-CLOvET,SEF.p closed cash ana IT
March g o.. APRIL. So a2'a. ALSlRE. prime :" ~
TIMOTHY, prime. 81 -
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March io-FLoUR steady. wHEAT-Noth-
Ing done CORN-Better demand, No . yellow 532.c.
10 corn. sou d51c OATS steady; No white 4a~:
No mixed 47c BARLEY unchanged. RYE-No 1.
Chicago. March 1oThe leading futures ranged as fol-
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Steamboats,.

OS ION A AER F E26Izs b
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fan River Leave
per no n r. foot Of St, week days only at
300 p NJ steamers PLYMOUTH AID PILGRIM Or
chestra each
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave Pier ~. y r..
foot Clarbson ST. week only at 5s0 r NJ Steam
ers CITY CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford, spring
aef9 North " r.. e. tlarksCn -
veek DAYS only a P. NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK
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closed With centrifugal Sc test az T-i6d5tfc nusco
II ? 11-l6G2a4c
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Foreign cote@ markets: Rio-Coffe quiet. 40
RIO b30O; echanEe y S2d; recspts 5000 bags. stock
200 90 Eant0s-CCffee market good
6antns hfloo; reCeips 5000 bags stock 1ol7000
HaruhurE-Coffee market opened = pig hFher; . 2
3 wss net unchanged: sales. 6.0oo haRs Havre-Cof
fee uars opeed barely steady and unchanged: az -
advnnced ChaH holidays sales haEs
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A DvERTIsEnfESTs ana subscriptions FOR IN. T-ssuns
~ received their Uptown Once.
no. ISst BROADWAY.
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ROYAL Bile LINE

sDaiIy fDaily. except sunday SUNDAY
Offices: liberty St Ferrv. south Ferry. Astor Hous.
f6f, PSI +St 100 lal4 BradEay ~ 3th Az. . Union
Square West 1J3 East 25h ST. 2T3 125tr St Pas
Columbus Ave. New York. Court St 3tt SEQ FULTON
St Brooklvn. 300 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New YORK
Transfer Co calls for and check baggage destination
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botoa Exchange special Liverpool cables. Spot cotton
a esnand sales 900 balos speculation and export
ftl'ii.ai Nirn- 5000. American. 1900.
nlidling upland t1fd Fliur-, rreref quef ID rirfs
sltanet clored quiet but steady net points lower 'o
l,in .iitne Aarcf. 44d. March Aufd go: April
49,, ~. MAY June sid. Juue-July. s8sd. July
August 0fl. September ID
80 80 october Noremner. $50. N0yember- Deem
~ al Aafclester-larns firm. cloths quiet.
islLlt AND MEAIs-The Improvement IN wheat came
~. tatt n ettahish much CD the hour market
.'-el holfff lsteesod confidence close that
s- .'t s+ea o. teat1Ee Tor days past FLOUR
,-.- il-Nle - ftfffa winter
49,. la,flIf - Efl.5 il spring clears s. 20aGs 7O
ee.s -. eli.eI ~ gtu&s 30 winter s. so
'iii-Al fs-DlA nominal RYE FLOUR
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New York Central Route

NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via Springfield and the
BOSTON IS ALBANY RAILROAD.
Trains leave 1907 A. NJ. rI2OO u0ou. s4OO p n.
'11OO F.
Tick--s at NewY0rk Central Offices 49,
1915 Broadway and Grand Central station.
A h SMITH GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger
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LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New YORK. foot Barclay aad Christopher sta
te.OO A. Mot B.nghamton and syracuse
5000 A. N--FOr Buffalo. Chicago and St LouiH
81 40 T. N-For Buffalo and Chicago
"A VI Scranton and Plymouth.
p. M-T0r Buffalo and Chicago
SIS T. M.-Ctica. CsveEC. ithaca, Buffalo
- 20 A. For CffcasC-Slpauers 3 p ".
Tickets az 1877 429 tfS3. 1E29 Broadway. ". r: -
Fulton Brooklyn sIalv- fEUcept sunday
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BALTIMORE ANn nHIn RAILRoAp

bal IIMUnE ANs UHly HHILhUAU
Leave New York City. south Ferry. Liberty u.
Chicago. PittsDurK / Il. 81
Chicago, Columbus. 80 55pm L00pm
Pittsburg. Cleveland. 9 35pm 340pm Limited
"Piftsburg Limited s 55pm 0Opm Buffet
Cincinnati. Louis 'l2 10 IL IS Sleeper
Cincinnati. 4. Louis. - 25am 30 30arl
Cincinnati, e. Louis s 55pu 00pm Ba1st
Norfolk .....-....-..... 412 55pm L0Opm Diner
FDafIy. except sunday. SUNDAY
Offices 26t. 43{. 1870 Broadway. Aston House, lO9
Greenwich 81 Union Square W, 39I Grand St y. Z
Sf3 Fulton St. Brooklyn. South Ferry and Liberty st
baggage checked hotel residence destination
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CUNARD LINE.

- TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
T. noon Campauia % noon
Aurania Mar. Is p. u. Etrura- Apr. 2 A NJ
Imbra-. MAJ 10. A ". I-lcan.a 90. Apr O. 10 A ~
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
Sailngs will be announced later.
Piers 51-52. North River.
Apply % Broadway. New York
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.

FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA. FLORIDA. ALABAMA
TICKETS TO Texas. Colorado. Arizona California
Mexico. Georgia Florida Alabama. SPECIAL. COLO
SISTS' TICKETS 10 CALIFORNIA. SALE March prl
DELIGHTFUL OCEAN VOYAGES Pocket Guide Free
G II MALLORY & CO. Cen. AEts.. is Burllnr Sin n "
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NIERICAN LINE

DED ID" LINE.
For Ia Guayra. Puerto CabeIlo Curacao and Mara
cafbo via Curacao. calling also at san Juan. P r.
From 10. adjoining Wall ST Ferry. Brooklyn
: Saturday. March 10.
< s IS. 900 "
- For La Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo.
saturday. March II,
8 s. NARACAIBO- saturday March 20
superior accommodations Tor
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
Gene la5 Front
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QlW D0MQNlON GlMEa

For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth, Primers
Newport News. Va ting for Petersburg
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington. D. C.. and entire
South and West.
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier %.
r. Beach St. every day 3 p. NJ
II. +. WALKER. V!Se-P President 4 Traffic Manager.
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. CLARK's PARTIES 10 EUROPE. 1an4-

Twenty excursions during Spring and Sumner Ocean
tickets by all lines. Send for Tourist Gazette.
y. G. CLARK. 115 Bway y. Z.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

- NEW YORH-QJ- F.NSTOWN-LIVERPOOI.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-26

St. Louis. Mo-, Jan 26-Colonel
Moses c. wetmore OF st. Louis, has
left to the Democratic party a large
sum OF money to be held as a perma-
nent fund for the uses Of the party
The will was written some months
flgo Colonel wetmore intended to
keep his intention secret. but the
news Of the unique bequest began to
be known in Washington starting
from a hint dropped by Senator Stone.
Colonel Wetmore's legal adviser and
close friend The senator did not use
any name or give any details, but the
Eastern papers became interested Ia
the matter and have given it such
prominence chat Inquiries have been
directed at number Of wealthy
AIissourians who might be supposed
60 have enough means and party
spirit 70 create such funl Yester-
day Colonel Wetmore at last admi ted
that he had made the provision in hia
win
What the amount is neither he nor
senator Stone viii state. Ii can be
said positively that It is less than
100000, though a large sum. The
figure Is not far from $4,000. That
point of exact figures is Of the less
Importance. however since the tesla
tor in The flesh says emphatically that
he win increase the amount if his
worldly affairs prosper in the future as
in the past
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-26
broom Covers.

A broom cover TO slip over the broom
when brushing down the walls or
sweeping a dusty piazza win be found
q great convenience. Sew up, bag
shaped, canton flannel and make "a
narrow hem. and run a stout tape
through the hem. When ready to use
slip the bag over the broom. draw up
the tapes and tie securely. A light
weight flannel is easily washed. Keep
several, unbleached for the walls and
eclored for the porch.
kingiy and other purposes. While the
name ebony Is given 70 the wood OF
several varieties Of trees, all kinds are
OF great density and dark color, the
heaviest varieties being, as rule, also
the darkest There are three varieties
OF EBONY well known in the trade. The
ebony from the Gaboon coast OF Africa
is the darkest The Madagascar ebony
Is the densest The Macassar ebony
furnishes the largest pieces London is
still the chief mart FOR this wood, and
from there II Is shipped TO the various
countries In which it ID used for manu-
featuring purposes. - Popular Ne
ehRnies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-26

The Russian Empress Anne built
great palace OF ice and on occasionl
when the fancy seized her punishes
several of her dainty courtiers by com
pelling them 10 pass the night In thi'
great chamber Of state, where thes
were almost frozen 70 death.
The Gar Paul, ancestor OF the pres
ent emperor of Russia, constructefs
room formed entirely OF huge mirrors
where he spent hours walking to ant
fro in fun uniform-a singular tast'
for the ugliest man in Russia. ~
One Of the native princes Of u
cooled his palace by making O str
fall in a cascade over Il gateway,
the Indian cespot Tippo Sahlb pia
beside his dinner table a life size
ure Of a tiger devouring an Englf
officer the roar Of the beast and tn
shrieks Of the victim being initiate,
by hidden machinery.