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New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

The local spot cotton quiet prices
II go FOR niddling Gulf Southern spot markets were
sales 5 has savanna6 quiet no dSte }"fI sae e5 5
ses Nortok quet urGhaIlsed at Il se sales 33 bales
unchanged u 5lGs sales . bales 81 Louis quiet
-lec lower 2! liee sales e5 sales Gaiyeston quiet,
sf lqTeT at % iq I sas ss 3 @ s5is @ NSE 9re26s
steady isc lower at lie Charleston firm. unchanged
l-a5 go To 7o aes 1 % as i[ is wee E9e ana M
@ 80 zs ast ggaT yea e @ t sg and @ a. % % n fans' 3 0
% 200 against 75tz8 last week ard 100 las
fair '5E business 5Es aang ae ob 6 9o3 i9{ s0'G Sad
@ s5e @ AiGs4 sa3 s rP ile S 1sa Asiesn a s
steady. points lower closed STEADY net decne OF
1gs , PORTS Qua}ea a ApF ApfHay a syJSne g6 s9
yember December and DeceT1eerzJ Janear} 5'sd and
eioifs o5i.fs'2 quiet and frn,,
FLOUR AND nIEAIIusiPess -i IN The ho.r market
TIE unsstted Tsat situation. Prices noaneed
straiEhs 81 7o6 winter patents 50 e0as4 spring
clears So 4oq 81 20 eztTs No winter M $Sg$3 % and
Fair good 81 35@SS go choice to fancy. So cha
& 70 77 as 70 brand BAGME&Fm nm quoted Fine fine
white and yellow, 81 90 coarse. 81 o7gsi Oa FEED
ssssaTd Mss5s59 daln @ So 30 d ioo n SACKS sacks % ouF DO s
So So 90s saes Ks aah4 az s26s2 6 ed S dos s Ro S
iG shge w nel Wheat mare had sn irrsslar
opening. May hrst selling az decline Of &c while the
feeling weak cables being unsatsfactory crop and
bearsh and seedng progressing rapidly The Northwest
an oRd rS6le6 daae b aTou in the oatest ahd BfSd
statement indicating
OF 45sAO00 bush during the week. May advanced from
SS7sc S7c July from Sac 10 S5zc and September
SIC The market closed firm al net rise Of
Nalhc without sales FOR export. The market for the
cash property while quiet was firm. We quote: No .
rsH nominal elevator and e0sso T. O. b. aioat No
Northern Duluth. sSssc opening Of navigation. Broom
Etnrdorn France Germany Hungary good rains
have fallen: otherwise conditions Ru-
mania complaints regarding dry Russia
ssrs wanted conditions excellent; arrivals
snd North Africa
conditions that
figures indicate decrease IN the noSting supply
81 May and June OF 8 OO0 600 bush 'ha
LIVERPOOL market IS exhibiting much strength HAVING
fsed 10 decns cessation OF the German demand
ne m OF forecasts Of breaking crops IN
Iadia OF winter wheat IA America Tho Continent
took offcoast last week. expected
that will be continued liberal from both
market ruled generally hrr opened an
vance OF ,sqAc. Increasing advances 20 40 al
around with the close firm a. a rise OF ARso FIX
porrers took 12SO00 bush corn. and the market
closed rn No corn b7c nominal IN and
bzlsc 0 enoat; No white and No yellow. bTc all
nominal, aHoat- OATS-Oats nrEa ana fairly
face OF disappointing decrease in Western
makes the decrease visible
ruupiy east the Rockies only aoS.oo0 buEh which
leaves total 25 sSoo against lS sl2o o00
last year pressure the market for
oats which closed fO.swb: Mixed 20 20 82 10, 8T4
s7c: natural white 30 10 ss ~ s79 seHe and clipped
-4ite 90 % 40 r. SS45le. RYE-MaTket dull: No 2
western 100 asked Z Q New York; BAIIEY-Adar-
ket quiet Feeding. <T&e and mailing. 5295Te both
New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COF-r-F-r ~. New York. April "a. 1906
inc cunee market
NJ 0oo lth sales reported day Of about
bs~os 80 Nhvh eOoo1 bags represented further
In NAV TO later positions Prices were fairly
erS ~ s'.liig Nas unchanged 2 points lower
risS S Sieaing slightly nearby liquidation.
-. ssaos het . points lower. There was a lfttle
selins mere by Europe. addition 10 the selling ~
'l''otls bS local longs, trade interests were
,-s'1s - ne early trading. more
es scattering: and hardly Significant If onv cbanee
- ~ seelIl speculative situation The local ouening
S; oIsst-erSu a steady showing view OF the de-
l-tile Oh franc al ttaVre. at+riF,,ta5
private cables 10 May Liquidation ana sanr ~, bsa-s
on poor trsae demand The Brazilian news was about
stand oI Receipts quite liberal bur neither ~
NJ L1-I.ah 5la.kets reported any change Rio being
nominal ana santos barely steady with ne rate ~
Brazilian exchange SGD higher. Receipts ar rba two
5i1lan 4ols were $1,000 bags, against last wear
New York WAREHOUSE deliveries figbter
teroay. amounting to only 3.675 bags Win the tc-ai q,
all ports 4ll5 hags. against last wear Ts rsss,
ais,hIe s15.y ~ the nited states is O8I bags
nTst notice day FOR Nav contracts Tho market TO- sot
coffee was quiet and unchanged the basis Of 1i6c
for bio No = ~ - g 4-A"o
Ie range - contract prices in the market day
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW York. April p
sEETEs-RscelFts were ~ cnrs or ca head including
ne oate t day NominaIiy steady, and light reoeiols
wee reported fuF "Wednesday market
aiie sale az s'ta-r filoas 0r al G-9uNsc per
hee si1es- Liverpool and London cables Iast received
ssir beef SLOW EEuorIz 10 oay the Armenian a
= Ai1 included 40 I've cattle and 100 sheep
-@AprfE & rar, 40 cattle for sch WaTzscEild
tger aHe 200 quarters - beef lestiuated Tor various
- sl2- son quarters of beef The CousJolo VITA uot
t1 ~ before ltgrs1aH
cA' Receipts none. but O. stale calves were re
r,el ~ be- n thr pens no reported sales. Feeling no
:" country dressed steady 5Q7 &c.
etltt-f AND LAMBS Receipts O.. or
- lhelI1irG cars for sauEtcrers ana > cars for
ar as.A, =. the offerings were sD-tEg lambs. Two
a 1 JerseF lanhs an -. The cool weather was nor
gi-. u e sITrr lamb trade prices We're no more
- t'ea-s sheep and winter lau1rS u0uiualIv srr1
e- mutton gIet but hrm ar s. ulnc uer n T-essed
gsp ~ per carcass country dressed a. SaaSG
.aeir1-herus Commission Cos III Maryland sprlng
@la5 o. 81 % per head 9
APhsrson q 60 lGI Maryland spring lambs q. IS 50
hsc '' 't--Ns '~"'"s h' - per
AoGS-Reoepts were 3 csrs. or 4 703 head au for
s-ssltefe7f- Two ccc6s of w!Eed Western hogs that
s- .esierca} we've or sale Feeling fIli steady.
49, reported before change. Country Dressed hogs con
Lle y .EEt but with moderate demand pr5ces
- ~ n1re Than stea1v.
se'ss ,al late yesterdsy}-John p Nelson: is state
~ 400 s'er7st Al s. 10 ger 100 n boar. $50 n.
ss1asrs; p STATE hogs 2os p a. Sc a5: - do jos
y ~ = NO 81 Do. l3h y. S. 9s. do 2Tb n al SO 80.
a. ssas ~ h al s. 81 90. $50 n, al s. 30; stays.
a, 5uaa 4 g. 30 sats hogs Is4 n At 81 10: rOushs.
10 e.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Instruction.

5Og75c do Jersey and southern per 100 eunssss ~
So So PEPPERS Florida carrier 81 S2 50 40 tGoSa
and south Carolina per Ddsh x QUO
Isl 8 PARSLEY. New Orleans curly per 55l s5gS1 eo'
- nsin SIaS2 Bermuda. per box. Slsf&l .; Itl)-
NJ fSp- Fiorda per 75cGs1 % dc New orleans
nar bbI x3RS4: do Bermuda, per box Siq$l % hAD-
fSt4TS NorfolE per basket, 2j4Gc, RHDBAtB Jersey
- 10 ninches 81 5UGS2 80. DO Baltimore 81 50g$3
sTRISC; BFANS Florida per easaei ~ o14S5; 90
p.r crate 81 sOas2 So Do green per basket 81 Goes 80
- ~ crate 81 SOGS3 % SPINACH. Norfolk. per DBL
sScssi; SQUASH. Florida white and Cuban per crate
s1S1So- TOMATOES per carrier 81 ooS5 l5 do Cuban.
sisS5 TiJRNIPs Canadian rutabaga, per eb 81 T5GS2
~ ~rJrTCsEsF,Ssl per 100 punches. 73cGS1 Is
t4Ay AsyT fLAW-HAY-Receipts were fairly ample
Cav bit there little dspOsiti0n 20 the
sW ratas sim sellers inclined % make
eessions as Is pressing supply on the market
sn6 farms can keep deliveries limited We quote:
prime large bales, per 100 n 81 No DO. eoge@ nc;
- , 40 s0Qssc; No do. T00I5c; shipping 50fgteS
~Io1rs- clear. a1rtlc. STRAW
Arriving freely by barges. market weaker &c
,rsrs for hest ting Receipts OF and straw IN
IONS reported the Produce Exchange At noon to-day.
fTdsou River Railroad 500 West shore, 10 Erie. $50.
pennsylvania 80. Lehigh Valley. 80. Baltimore and
Ohlo Ontario and Western 20 Central OF New Jerse.
To- river boats li0s total l62O tons Receipts or straw
100 tons.
TolatO April 2a--CLOV ERSEED-Cash and April
80 soI ootossr. Sc OH TIMOTHY. 81 A2; AL-AE - 20
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
OTHER MARkErs-eY TeLEeRAPH.

A., slssinsaa April = HOGS octve; butchers and ship
- ~ t3asS 70. common IS 4Ogs6 % CATTLE steady
EHEFp soc ftinpeTs s. 25Gs5 y common s. 5ogs* 70
- rs-.efs s1HH4 ~. LANRs strong 81 Jg4S1-
scs- hsusalo. April = s-cATTLE-Reoepts 200 head;
UsseSs y sieary prime IS 25QSS e.: shipping
tsstfS butchers. 81 25aS3: heifers 50 76gs5; cows
49,. t-A4-a- Receipts 70 head. steady ftOtSs-
4yg Aeae- slow 1Qc lower heavy ana nairesi
ts.-so ~ ~ lorkers 50 7OGS6 so: pigs, SO ea1Se lo
isg = fbfAb 70 SHEEP AND LaMBS-keceipts
sheer steady lambs active, light. SLOW on
- clipped lambs H5dS5 20
rl-sso Aprl 2z.-cATTgE-R 1000 head
tsst, ,V.aa1 common 10 prime steers, t44se 10 coNs
49, heifen 81 75as5 81. bulls 81 e09ss -; calves
1ssi. . ttoc6ers ana feeders. 81 75QSA 20. HOGS
As- .-e9 head. market steady choice % prime
osQsb t&i. Ineesum good heavy. se oogSo %
Nsghts SO 55aSG 90; good 10 choice heavy mixed
hSEsscJ packing. IS 1888 6714. SHEEF-Aeoelpts
~. see market, sheep steady; lambs. loo f1sasI
tg ""gse 80. yearlnsE. S54so - lamhs - ''9
h,rs-s CITY April 24.-CATTLE-ReceiDts1 1000 sea-.
A.. t 10 southerns market steady choice esIss.l
beef steers. s. 25IS5 s.. fair 70 Eooa. g =
ssss s.tfern fec steers 50 oG4s5 -; stoskers -
49, 81 southern steers, s. oos1So -.
~ = St1A4 native COWS 8nc helIeFs g o-soos
tsf -pylAs calves S3Qf5 30. HOGS-tteceiptS ltvcs
us sSsi opened steady closse 2e lower: pug az az
Ux%~<E99 &: heavy. 50 s0gso -; pacAeIs, - %. o.
fts pas and lFhts So 25G~o IS. sisEEf.assoe-pssss
-. .stei market 1OG20c lower: lambs y zoeaI 20
tEls &C ;eariinEs 81 5OGx6: Nestern feo yea.i-ss
sss Western fed sheep 81 5orso; siocsrs ana ieeS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
u. -clerranh . The Trisure.l J


Chicago. April os-Whest turned upon its pur-
,usrs today and worsted them 10 such an extent
thst the price for next month recovered all its
losses Of the last three or four DAYS. May closed
Al onlv. /. SHADE greater advance than did the July
sp5 sepiemner both of which gained one cent a
bushs Corn was bettered trihe, oats advanced
from 1 o. isc. aud provisions recovered most Of q
sharp break ~ the start
TIE wheat maraet opened quiet At a slight de-
cline fas easier feeling being because OF lower
prices continued favorable weather and good Euro
rsan conditions Later on. receipt Of Bradstreet
rsport. showing decrease in the available supply,
caused 'he market TO steady and prices soon ad-
vanced Local receipts were fourteen cars. with
one car estimated for tomorrow.
Nay wheat opened al 7S;. 5S5sc and sold 70 79ls
70 7H.c. july sold from 7s9s 10 7sc-
Tfsde in the corn market was dull bat the tone
was stca6y. Eastern demand was good; heavy
shipments helped sustain prices.
Country offerings were light Planting was re-
ported progressing well. local receipts were 226
cars W.th s. cars estimated for tomorrow. Ship
meuts hence were 2ss eco bushels. May closed at
Eisc and July 46i4 the Former showing rs and
ths latter 1sc Improvement for the day.
There vas no special feature 10 the oats market.
and prices varied little from yesterdays closing
figures Buying and selling We're both good. Local
Receipts were 20 cars with g cars estimated for
icnCrT0W- Shipments hence were % 600 bushels.
Tho market Tor May became very much stronger
near the close and rested AT seize. or &c over
The closing figure of the day before. July closed
a. S02ic. or net gain of &c.
After weak start an a further decline "A 1,-I-
sions became steady for a while, and then com
menced 10 make good the early loss Liquidation
appeared 10 have become exhausted after the first
hour and hah, and, that had been the almost
sole cause o. The last TWO three days weakness
us stoppage had a decidedly inyiEorating effect.
The local rCu - hogs 1900. with the esti-
mate for tomorrow 80 o00-
Receipts here ~ cured meats were 81 600 pounds
esS and shipments 1&s 600 pounds greater than
ast wear
Lard receipts were 1000 pounds more and ship
merfs tit ntN pounds ll excess ~ those Of The
year before The impression is thar much of The
as few cats sales went into The hands Of the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

=, CoII9N-The cotton market was less active than
me previous DAY and fluctuations
ufleifone continued very nervous and sentiment
evidently unsettled The close al net de-
cine II points Of points. sales
estimated ee 000 bales The opening STEADY at an
advance ~ points decline point all the near
months being higher IN response 10 higher cables
tere we've overnight selling orders The
fHe opening, local bears encouraged Iy unsettled
coneors IN financial markets and the weather reports
we're favorable The market consequently e5sei off
shortly after The opening 70 a low level for
movement with May selling I091c July Sic or
about 40 = 90 points below the high level OF last
and . to points down from the closing
preceding daE- At the decline Liverpool huyer
here presumably the Differences was con
siderable reaching
llCec for May and 1OS5c for July publication
OF tho weekly report of the Weather Bureau. which
proved rather less beash than expected although by
means nuilish document light O.
rnorTovs receipts and reports steady spot markets
The advance not held however the market Wal
more less unsettled toward the close runors
circulating that steamer had been chartered carry
cotton contracts
Nothing definite could be learned in regard 10 this
rumor. which seemed little impression in usually
We'll Informed circles Southern spot markets ur-
changed 9 IGc lover
The Of prices the local market today
follows
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
CHF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

v,-,- b the grace of God free and independsnt-To
-oI,ne reinseI Sxtus Heindel Barbara Hendel Chris
80 tssanrn- Johann Sxtus Arnold. Johann GsO-g
IA IyafbaTina Fgckerer Margaretha Rdsch. Maria
Wa@ner Toharn Adam Sehr. Johann simon Nehr Trie6-
Nebr Wagner, Barbara HerrOld. Friedrich
Ecsre sssbna ZelIinger GeoTg Nolkert,
Job1 IoseDh FriEerer. John Ffendel Annie Meine.
rh h4frs and next OF CASPAR HEINDEI. or
New YORK County deceased. said Caroline Heinde
Heindel and William Carl the desis
rated as executors the WIN and Testament
hereIafter mentioned and described
greeting: Whereas Caroline Hendel q Hudsoa Heights
X T. has lately applied this Surrogae's o.
County OF New York. 20 have a certain instrument n
writing bearing the eighteenth day OF May 1903
relating and property duly proved
as Iss VIII and Testament OF the said Caspar
Heindel. OF the County % New York deceased.
Therefore each o. cited appear
~ County % New York. nts Oiics
In the County New York the @9th day May
thousand nine hundred and six hafpast O'Clock
in the forenoon then and there
probate % said last Will and Testament.
o hereby cited under the Of
ry-one required appear by guardian.
4 have %
appointed. iu the o. neglect
failure 40 a guardian VIII appointed BY
Surrogate and for the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the seal of the
SurroEate's Court OF the said County OF Nsy
Il s. York 20 b hsreunto artxed Witness. Hon.
Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate or said
New York az said county the twentieth day
March The OF Lord thousand hundred
ana six pANfEI. j. pOWDNEY.
Clerk 81 the Surrogatss Cosrt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

:.,s''s'aoa April 2<-closing. wHEkI-Spot nornizAli
tsss sue, Msy ss sld; July. Ga T&e; sepienpssll,
s {. ss9BH-spot hrTa American mixed new - VI
lLlk - 20 futures quiet May, AZ 5tses Jey es -
s1sr ,-l-2ian 6ieasv. c. Sd FIyclh-Si LOUIS saA-g
m csseE - Go HOfss-In Lonoo0 ersa-re a0s-S. -.
ekst -srong prime mess. western, exs SO SsT-r
<.ssf - y 10 10 n nrsG 63s. bAeOH-Steax-s
~ 49, ~ &c 30 10. ass; short r<5 10 70 - 10 % -
nldclez MFh. 2S IS n, <Ssl 90 feags %
s short clear BACKS &c 20 u fn sTsi ciesr bellies
sess, 49, II sss sEQTLDEIis-sQpare ~ 20 -,ss - ~
~s u LARD-Etea dy; rr-fns western 70
sAt -lsf,Sn reenee. IN paila sss % Lalf1Yle m
ssst United States e0s; 5000 co eS ~ -
fzs @-.l'1as cstZ nsnl ses IL :. ~ IA
1-&~ca.d Szas<. eAA LD oH~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il York by the Grace God Free and Independe1t-
To stephen K. Lyf0rd Mary Pearson Muraock. James
p Nurdock Eleanor If. Murdock. Marion r. Aurdock.
George A Alice Pauldine Haldans Eisaoeth
p p Hadane william Paulding. Gertrude 4 Pauldins
Norah Paulding Elizabeth p Pauding, MARY H. Pauid-
Padding Mauds Pauding. Charles Gouvernelr fauld-
ing Names K Pauldins second. Elise 3 Pauldinz.
Cos,verneur Paudiag. second, Margaret FaulolnK az
F,xsrutrfx OF the last will and testament OF Charles
PauIdine. Allan J. Lawrence. as executor or
~ asf VII and OF Gertrude K Lyford, de-
Ceased and George executor OF ths last
VII and testament of Beatrice T. Freeman deceased send
ersetiDR You and oc hereby cited ana TO
aured personally and appear before our s1rroSats
OF the County OF YORK. at the suFFostes Court oL
said County, held the County Court House In tns
county OF New the Eleventh Day or Nay lsto
At bafpast 10 clock forenoon Of that day. then
ber ~ attend the judicial settlement OF the account
Of nroceedInes OF Noel Il. SanbOrn, William Henry Hal
dane and James Pauding. substituted trustees under
rhe last will testament OF Isaac Grean Fearsen
deceased and OF are hereby cited. as sro
nader the age OK years. are required 70 ae
near bv YOUR guardian. if have one or y you hAs
none 10 appear apply for TO be appointed OF n
the event of YOUR failure to do So GUARDIAN
Will be appointed Surrogate 70 represent ana acs
for the proceeding -.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused ts sea- o. tae
Srrogate's Court Of the SAID County or New SorA 20
q Thomas a Surrogate OF our said County az
H. 81 the County OF New York. the 2bth day OF
- March, in year OF our Lord one thousand
hihs NDl'N DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

uRvGS-E-ssENTIAI. oILS-Unfayornbe reports from
the West hand In regard 10 the peppermint
crop, this tends 70 hoid tbs market nIn aaouSh
sess are not specially higher. Olhsr oils steady
to firm the regular 3obbns business n eyioenee
Ense 81 30Qti s5 beganot s. 2ogsi 30. oassA eeeoei
ciiransa native 3egseei Glove cans eoae5o sSslss
susec. crotor 70475cs cubeb s51s2aso lsnon ctSloc
sssnonzxxs a. s5Ss; EsnEyroysl lcofI s3 p>ppsE-
r.nt tina 81 7c1Ss s. x9%s 80; ssAsAfrSs ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOvernesses
Colleges. schools and families Apply
Ma " J. YOUNG-FULrON. - Union Sa1asA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- vork-Cfeorge E Lanse. pIaintir against Georgs
r McAneuv and Mabel NJ McAneny. his wife Mary y
TTavs ana A. Hays. defendants. Action No. To
rha ahove ramed defendants You hereby
10 answer the complaint in this action.
eopv OF your the plaintiffs attorney within
Havs service OF summons
sve ~ The dav service. and in your raiiurs
- anDear or Judgment viii be taken against
YOU bv default for the relief demanded IN the complaint
r(a+ad New York February 10 1905 Ronald K Proun
nIqfnrfnrs attorney Office and pOst0fics address,
700 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New York Cftv.
TO The defendants George r. McAneny and Mabel NJ
Nc knenv The foregoing summons r. served upon you
nv nubIicaton pursuant order OF Hon Edward s.
Cnch justice OF the supreme Court Of the state OF New
yorJr dated the tenth April 1906 with
he Complaint i'm tho Clerk OF the County %
New York a County Court House in the Borough
~ Manhattan CITY OF New York. Dated New York
April IA 1906. Ronald K Brown. paintTs attorney
ONCE postOfce address No 320 Broadway. Borough
OF Manhattan New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

York-George E. Lange. plaintiff. against George r.
McAneny ana Mabel N McAneny. his wife. and Annfs
r Young. defendants Action No To the above named
defendants: hereby summoned
complaint IN action. and a copy OF your
answer the plaintiffs attorney within davs
OF this summons. exclusive day
Of service and IN or your failure appear or
for the relief demanded IN the complaint Dated New
work February 15 1896 Ronald X Brown. plaintiffs
attorney ONCE and pOstofce address No. 80 Rroad-
yav Borough Ct Manhattan. New York City. To the
defendsnts George b NcAneny and Mabel NJ McAneny:
Tbe foregoing summons is served upon by pubica-
fion nrrsuan- 10 an or Hon. Edward CIincn,
Justice Supreme Court Or the state Of New York
April. 1908 and fled
rsfnt in the Of the Clerk of the County OF New
York at County court House IL the Borough OF Man
Lattar Of York. Dated New York. April l..
1909 Ronald X Brown. PLAINTIFFS attorney once and
posto7ce address. no % bfoadWay borough or Man.
haitian. York city
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
THE HOLMEURST.
Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia Ave and Beach. Atlantic City. y. J.
Convenient 10 Steel all Hot
cold private baths Lon. distance phones
bedrooms Rates 81 so to 81 day Weekly rates $3.50
$3.50 American plan Steam heated sun parlor cafs
Write for booklet Music Capacity 100 New York
Office 2S9 Fourth Ave- A. CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

I ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
l.. vate bath. SiSO daily; including meals. S25
weekly. one S15. THE VAN RENSSELAER,. - E 11th ST
The Washington times., 1906-02-25

the produce OF some Of the most famous
of American turf performers. Among
the dams are Reina. the only mare to
ever win the Brooklyn Handicap; Hata-
SEQ, winner of the Brighton Oaks; Dis
advantage. which captured the White
Plains Handicap at Morris Park. and
Indian Fairy. OF MatTOn and GaZelle
Stakes fame. The siTes are Previous
and Mesmerist.
Jockey Arthur Redfern will leave
shortly for a few weeks OF riding at
one OF the Southern winter tracks a a
warming I'D gallop'' before the opening
OF the Eastern racing season at Ben
ming. which Is now less than five weeks
away Just which of t'Ee various tracks
ne Will begin 10 ride at has not been de-
Cided. but ii viii be either the Fair
Grounds at New Orleans. or Oakland at
Hot Springs. RedfeTn has been offered
inducements BY William Shields 20 go
10 New Orleans
The odds have been posted in the win
ter books on the Brooklyn Handicap, the
Suburban. and the Brighton Handicap.
Sysonby is favorite in all three at TO
/. Artfui is to I. Burgomatser is $
10 for the Brighton, DR.. LeggO opened
a 80 to I in the latter. but his price was
quickly cut to 10. Alexander Shield 5
Go Between opened at 100 and was snt
TO % W y WlllldTnS PnN tlnCn
opened at 100 and was cut TO 15.
Delhi is again at the winter quarters
of James r. Keene at Sheepshead Bay.
The son of Ben Brush and Veva, who
won the BROOKLYN Handicap last year.
went cI badly after that race. and in
the falI was sent 70 CaStieton stud in
keatuCkv. There he had the care OF a
special veterinary for q time Major
FoXhall A. Daingerfield. manager OF
CastIeton believes thar Delhi has been
much plea sed with Delhi's condition and
believes that it viii take a good horse
to beat him this year.
The Washington times., 1906-02-25
ADDED FEATURE FOR al
v,s BELM0NTH PARK TRACK

NEW YORK, Feb. .24-The Westches-
ter Racing Association announces a
new handicap to be run at Belmont
Park on Monday, May y, To be known
as the BoroiIgh o6 2Qqeers. Handicap.
FOR three-year-olds and upward, with
s5.000 added, at a mile and sixteenth,
TO close March T. the same day as the
ether hxtIress As -~-
A specially Interesting program will
be announced for Decoration Day. May
%. which will include the Amateur Cup
for gentlemen riders; the Whitney Ne
mortal Steeplechase. With 5000 added
the Crotopa Handicap for three-year-
olds and upward, and the fortieth run
ming Of the Belmont. for three-year-
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