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The daily tribune., 1907-10-31

Harold Baldwin ~ La Veta, nc-
cused OF looting freight car last
night gave himself up to the
authorities. He WAS almost dead
from hunger and exposure ~ the re-
suit Of three days spent on the
open prairies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
John chinaman's Joke.

All around Chaotung lies abundance
Of silver. copper. coal AMI iron. but
he Chinese have very primitive ways
Of getting the minerals. They admit
foreigners are the best Mt that kind of
thing. because they have the power of
seeing underground. Some years ago
two Japanese went to Chaotung explor-
Ing for silver. The authorities wanted
to fest their powers. They buried some
silver inGots on the parade ground.
Then they took the Japanese walk
that way. rs there any silver about
kere?" they asked. NO" said the
Japanese. This is not the kind of soil
in which silver is found' Then the
buried metal was produced from I'M
der their feet, amid the loud hilarity
OF all Celestial oniciadom. since which
time the Chao;ungese have had a pro.
digious contcmpt for foreigners:
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Prophssied thc phsnoarnnh.


IN olcc;ricinn On New York has col
lectinn of prophecies aneht the phone
snph. II is Interesting to nolc that
Emerson lnorhesird the phonogrnph
advent He said:
We make tie sun paint our por-
tails now By and by We shall organ
i;e the echoes as We now organize the
shadows"
NIaury in 1911, prophcsied more
c-early than Emerson. saying:
What a pity it is that NJ. Daguerre
Instead of photography. had not in
vented process Of writing by merely
Teaking through II trumpet at a piece
If paper Instead Of saying. 4 wrote
You letter last Monday the phrase
would have been. 4 spoke you a
ieam.'"
Tom Hood prophesied in his Comic
Annual for 1880:
I'm this century of Inventions. when
self acting drawing paper has been
discovered for copying Invisible OBJ.
ects, who knows but that some future
Dagucrrc or Herschcl may find out
some sort Of Boswellsh writing paper
o repeat whatever 1t hears?'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
The Cost Win a Hole In II.

NC SOSN WIN Il T1OlC IN lt.
An old colorcd farmer near Washing
ton. having sold his crops, came to
town 10 find Il safe place for his mon
cy He consulted friend, who took
him Ia the Peoples bank which had
been established for colorcd people,
introduced him. deposited his money
and got II bank book for him. When
the farmer came to deposit the money
for the next crop he found Il colorcd
man III charge and asked.
"Whar's dc prcs'dunt, mistcr?"
"Iic has resigned, and | have his
place now
You got dc white gcmman's place
now"
Yes. and I hope to serve YOU just
rs well ms he did and be equally
worthy Of your patronage"
You mought be dat, Mr.. Presdunt
but I'd lal fer you Ter hand me dat
money lis giD you and gib me back
what posted las time, too, If you
nleasr. ! done tuck notus dat when
cher II white man gibs Il niger his
coat the coat is got II hole in 1t sho."
The bank soon afterwnrd failed, and
the dcpositors lost evcrything-Lip-
pincott's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
The Loan Was Returned.

Just why she was carrying n five
cent piece in her hand rs she climbed
into the car was not quite clear a
stout gentleman in the cross seat i'll
front of her turned as she entered, for
she was very pretty. His hat brim
struck the hand with the nickel
dalntily held between thumb and fin
gcr. and the coin dropped down his
back.
I'm really very sorry" she STAN
n:ercd rs he gave conyulsive shudder,
for 1t was evident that the nickel was
sliding down the length of his spine
ITS Of no consequence at ALL" said
the stout gentleman. 81 don't feel 1t
ut all now. II you have silver dollar
or a gold loclSct or
"But," she began, still more Mustered,
"a really must have it back again, for
lis The any change | have"
The smile dropped off the face of the
stout gentleman, and lie began TO look
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
A sure cure.

lie was very sick. and his doctor
told him that he had to change his
mode OF living and prescribed going
TO bed early. eating more roast beef,
drinking beef tea, months rest at
some quiet Watering place and just one
cigar day." a month later the in
valid met The doctor, and the latter
complimentcd him on his improved APP
penrance.
Yes, doctor" said the patient, 81
look better because | am better. I
went to bed early. ate more roast beef,
spent month in the country ana took
great care Of myself. but that one cigar
day nearly killed me- for had never
smoked before"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
Not a sport.


y well known clubman of Boston
was married during the early days OF
last winter 10 charming Wellesley
girl, WHO, of her many accomplish
lncnts. is proudcst of her cooking.
The husband returned late one after
noon to his home in Brooklinc 10 dis
cover that his wife was "all tired out .
You look drcadfully ratiguel, little
one CAME from hubby in a sympa-
thctic tone.
Il nln,' was The reply. "You see.
dear. heard You say that YOU liked
rabbit, so early this morning l went TO
the market to get YOU one. meant to
surprise YOU with broilcd rabbit for
dinner. but I'm afraid you'll have 10
take something else I've been hard
at work on the rabbit all day. and |
haven't got 1t more than half picked"
-Llppincott'S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30

apprehenslvc. Ills hands moved fall.
teringly toward his collar button and
then tluttercd toward his belt buckle.
Hold on there shouted hale old
gentleman farther along the seat. III
It's coming 10 that. Wen take up ~
collection For the time being that
nickel has got 10 stay right where it
is"
And the stout gentleman. catching
The suggestion. put his hand into his
pocket and, with IL low bow. said.
Permit me, madam, 70 return your
loan"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
LOVING

Unless You can think when the song Is
done
No other ia soft in the rhythm:
Mess you can feel when left by one
THAT All men else 20 with him;
Unless you can know when unpraiscd by
his breath
That your beauty itself wants proving
Unless you can swear. For life for
dcath"
oh. fear to call /, loving,
Unless Won can muse In crowd all day
On The absent face that fixed YOU;
Unless yon can love as the angels may
WIN the breadth of heaven betwixt
YOU:
Unless You can dream that his faith is
fast.
Through bohoovIng and unbehooving:
Unless YOU can die when the dream is
past.
Oh never cnll 1t loving, efl. ~
Mrs. Browning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30

y member Of the school board of
Cleveland was once addressing class
when he touched upon the beauties of
friendship.
Friendship. boys and girls" said he.
rs thing to bcscuItivated and prnc-
uccd by NIL of us Read ana ponder
the stories of the great Friendships of
sacred ana pr6fanc history Take them
for Your models David and Jonathan.
Damon and rythias and Scylla and
.harybdis."- Harper's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
Declining a Manuscript.

This Is how the editor of a paper in
China declines a manuscript: illus
trious brother Of the sun and moonl
Look upou the slave who rolls Mt thy
feci. who kisses the earth before thee
and demands OF thy charity permission
to spen.; and live We have read the
manuscript with delight. BY the bones
Of or ancestors we swear that never
before have we encountered such u
masterpiece. Should we print 1t, his
majesty the emperor would order us to
take 1t as n criterion and never again
print anything which was not equal to
1t. AS that would not be possible be
fore 10000 years. all tremblingly we
return thy manuscript and beg thee
10000 parlons. See-my head is mt thy
feet, and am the slave of thy serv
mt"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
More Then They Wanted.

On his trip homewnrd by trolley Il
tired business man was annoyed by
three middle aged ladies' who stood
near him. They seemed determined
That he should offer one OF them his
seat.
He screened himself behind his pa
per and listened TO plainly audible re-
marks about the decline of gallantry
This grated on his nerves, so lie arose
and. with profound bow, addressed
the three
"Will the oldest Of YOU ladies honor
me by accepting my placer
Whcrcnpcn they became interested in
the advertisements over the windows.
and the man resumed his seat.-Ladles'
Hone Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30

Scrap Book
Pats Arithmetic.

They were driving around the lakes
OF Killarney on one OF the jauutimg
cars ana got to talking with the driver.
Among tho information he gave them
WAS that the clergy cXactcd tenth of
every persons property FOR the use OF
the church.
That's II big slice out of your in
romc. Pat said one
"Arral that's nothing! Bless your
SOU, they'd lie after takin' II twentieth
IL they could"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30


gayly trimmed with plumcs ana rib
hons and bunting. Myers horse was
tied 10 the post nearest the church
porch
81 suppose he'd have tied at the
porch IL the place wasl't reserved fur
Dietrich Wilhelm muttcrcd ms he
fastened Nance To the fence VA the op.
postc side of the road lie cntcrcd
the church few minutes before the
bridal couple arrived.
After the last words of the ceremony
were spoken the little organ sen;
forth Joyous strata. und Fritz and
Ann walked down the aisle toward
The door. Dietrich alone prccedlr..
them. lie wax ,n drive thp,n ho,nc
All the other guests kept thrlr seats
until the Ginning of the church hon
announced that the bridal pariv ho1
started for ns dccply rooted ne ,vns
The belief I'm the winners omen was
the belief that misfortune would surely
follow the bride I'm her marrIod,xifc
lid amy In the roce mass bcr cnrrin,.o
during Tie run
At liz FIRST clony of tho hol ,bcro
was n general and hurried unrislnt
Nvcr and ViIhclm wnrc thn nrst ont
and ne thev stcnno1 on the nor,,r ,hrv
saw MYERS horse nyIn.r down tb,. rn,l
toward his bn,nc with - hrnl,on IttcI,.
ing s,rop dnnrllnc from his bi, In
frantic anger Nyer iumped from fin.
porch ana went yelling after the horse
You're goin,, the wronp way tn win
tie race called some one nrtcr lin
Wilhelm hurried ia where Nance was
tied oats, no WHISPERED in hor nnr
Ito jumped in the buggy ana drove ia
Frlcdn. who was stnndIng with a -ronn
of .irjs awaiting thcir escorts
Jump IN Frirdn.r invited Wilhelm
"Nancc won't stand
Fricda glanced nj her father in thc
distance ana then nj Myers lisonncnr.
ing lir,,rc Theu she accented the hn,n
of Wilhelm.s rrco hand aud su,nnr into
the buggy In another second tbc
church he'll rang for the start ana shc
and Wilhelm we're spccllng viii, n
dozen o,hnr mfrs ortor Tho hrld,l con,
ple
With ears high and visions of n sull
feed box Nance ram MS shc bnd novnr
run before. Through bitches over ruts
and stones. inch hy inch she gained on
the other horses untll at last She had
left them all behind. she entered hcr
yard several minutes before the next
couple arrived.
Ann ana Fritz had gone into the
housc ana pintrich v.ns ,,iu, III,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
Dead Letter Office NAH.

A travelling man received the follow
ing. telegram from his wife:
Twins arrived tonight. More by
mail"
He went at once TO the nearest office
and sent the following reply:
Il leave for home tonight. If more
come by mail, send 10 dead letter Of
flee"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
Against His Creed.

Tho noted Rabbi IIirsch had arisen
to give his seat TO a young woman in
n crowded street ear. hut before she
could take 1t Il burly young fellow slid
into it.
The rabbi looked intcntly ut him,
and, after an uncomfortable silence,
the young fellow blurtcd out: well,
what'rc You glarin' ut me for? Want
TO eat me?"
NO" calmly replied the rabbi IL
am forbidden to eat you'll am lew"
Chicago News
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
Washington and Teacher Differed.

The teacherwas announcing the holt
day of Feb. % and asking them ques-
tons concerning its observance, among
others, why the birthday OF Washing
ton should be celebrated more than
that of any one else why" she add
Cd more than mine? You may tell
me-" she said to little fellow eager
to explain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
Opened by Mistake.

The man had been rushed to the hos
pitaland after hurried diagnosis was
operated upou for appendicitis. But
the surgeon found nothing wrong with
his appendix, so he scwcd him up and
sent the man back to his wife with
this note pinned TO his clothes: Dear
Madam--i opened your male by mis-
take. fInmbly beg your pardon Dr.
Black"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
"Decause he never told a llel"
Tho After College Girrs Complaint.

'HS TNNS' So"SSS S'' N0iHP'Si'e'
4 lady was calling on some friends
one summer afternoon. The tall,
bu.zed along brisl,ly. fans waved and
the daughter Of the house kept witch
ing uncomroriably, frownlng and max
Ing little smothered ordinations OF
annoyance. Finally, with n sigh, she
rose and left the room.
''Your DAUGHTER" enid the visitor.
seems to 10 sui'er'rr from the heat
mo" said the hostess. "She Is Inst
back home from college, ANA she IS
suffering from the family grammar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
File Did His Best.

y hungry Irlsman went into res.
taurant on Friday and said TO the
waiter;
Have yez any whale?'
NO"
'liavc yez any shark?'
NO"
Have yez any swordhshT
mo"
''llavc ycz any jellynsh?"
NO"
All right" said the I-ishman. "rhen
bring me liam and eggs and a beef
steak smothcrc'l wild onions Tho Lord
knows asked for fish."-Ladies' Home
Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
Two Foolish Situations.

a farmer went into hardware store
and while purchasing some tools was
asked by the proprietor if he did not
want TO buy II bicycle
"A bicycle won't eat its head on"
said the man. land you can ride
around your farm on It, They're cheap
now, and can let you have one for
$40
ia ruther put the $50 in cow" re
piled the farmer.
You'd look almighty foolish riding
round your farm on Il COW" said the
hardware man sarcastcalIy.
mo more foolish than | would milk
ing bicycle"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
As the Bow Saw II.

IN Englishman tells the story of a
boy who saw an exceedingly bowleg-
gcd man standing in front Of a hot
fire. Finally lie could restrain himself
10 longer and said: "Hey, mister, you'd
better get away from there. You'se
Warpin'."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-30
4 Close View.

Telescope Proprietor Step up. ladies'
and gents, ana view the planet Mars.
Onc penny, mum.
Old Lady oh, .lor'! Hain't ii round
and smooth,
Telescope Proprletor-N'nl the bald
headed gent please step away from the
front of the Instrument?
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
co,,mrHy PRODUCE MARKETS.


zrA,ls AND PEAs-There was moderate jobbing
,rsas in the leading varieties q white beans and prices
Ise ,eraiiy n ared for goods. Red kidney
% ur TIE seller holders asking more than
We Quote yellow eye sligh,; higher California lima
and =. in ou9ts ash' REkSs-1aITow. Choice. Ter
fusf Sc 4o6S2 45; DO CO common nm to ] good q d9g a9g
s. $6 90 90 dommaa 70 good s2ds2 so; white kidney
eho5n ehoiss - 6 sooa 81 1oas2 80; black soup
SoIce 659sl 70 do yellow eye = L99S2 @ 10; 90 una
Receipts to-day - oeI pkgs The bTying
IS not 5 20 1f for the present At the time the
6es 6t holds steady firm and there is no surplus OF
so, cerarise small part Of current arrivals
and E rtrss a % are Id steady at 2a4o and other grades
SS1vard quoted Process butter IN fai+ }S s
l!hg and packing stock firm and still tending upward
Ts 60 arsts 2sa20c; DO seconds 2e@27e: do thirds
392c: state daiTy tubs 10 fTera ar,dn mes Isl fair 22Sc
go- specials 26o: DO extras 5@25 &c: DO Tsts y
@2+s 6rsts 2854c: seconds. 2l14q2215o; 90 thirds
iS<sgS. lacking stock, No !, 22aaci DO No 2la22c;
Do oA92Secespts 70 3 to-day as5e boxes While general
usoIs IN a very strong position and l5c Is as low as
any really fne small ifi I,es 5oinr Is on that basis
ts,ns some holders Indifferent about offering especially
strs6sse o5erafa supply but hrnly. The finer
grades Of s, SKINS i Win fun cream The cheaper skins
hehe- -I5er5tey y active held shade hrmer Liver,
pool caoS We quote State ful cream small: col
Sss S sa me l3 DO 5000 o1r to prime prime az M q
e.. 60 l43e DO ooI9n nm 70 prime IN Hs ae
6e a1I sA 90 fair TO GOOD 7%.g9s4c: Go common e+G
exc 90 full sEa toay i COS cases Arrivals are lib
k55Ss market overstocled with medium and under
e-a gatnereo which trade Is very ouIl AT
Eo 80 Irregular prices. Strictly fancy fresh are scarce
s5i wanted with prices tGr aa S1en "a we quote: state
sel1sysnis and nearby, selected. white tahcy SSl9og
Penn - cooice 2s9S2c; co brown and mixed fancy
&c g. 20 frs, extra frsts 2s2-oc; 90 Mestefh as
azTg5-zc: do fTstss 221oc; GO seco0s' iSV
extra hsz i7diSc crres. 14G17c; checks. 12alStRoi
2lc' 80 sSS-re-tor early packed. 2o2l1so' DO summer
paeK--- FsH-Appes and pears IN l!ght Supply T
readily Peaches moving Ial- ~
hna o. - cranes dragging al low fiEures- Nref-
ss F. shady Melons IN light demand an9 weak ,.ale
heIies p@-esr0les scarce and hEh. we quote.
T85 pBr rer bb sI0$5; CRAB AFPLts; SInaa. az IeF
81 lsrce S2QS5 so. PEARS. Seckel, per bh'
bt 'z7--te-t per Dbl. Sess; do per hlsh uasket
g @ssc n 90 per keg. $2gS2 20 90 heoIre ho Ir
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

e sss'2 s. 9 asss s ssgt g. so 30 90 rs%s
Beauty s2g$4 do Scooter S2GSa IS ordinary cooking
PEAEs State 40 per- safG m carrier reId s. s2 BSF s25 5 40 per
basket carrier 81 25as2 so; per basket 6Oc9$1 5o
qsl Is; PLUMs. per sib basket Base: GRAPES up
p Sg 6lae 4ogS"c DO black per 2Ob basket 4oq45c do
81 e0asi 90 Sqe GGq per % Dbl S44So IS % per crate
Jersey per bb $la$i so. do per box 25i75c; TATERo
Dbl. $l@$l p: GRAPEFRUIT. Florida per S4qS6;
rLNEAPILES Florida. crate $2q$6; do Cuban. per
e and % pn e yy y qg ya IN on 3b the a3s 9Sa
ss qeaieTs are unwilling TO pay prices asked con.
Coast there has fairly active stronger
@ tons The demand however. has been mostly from
" gu0e' S{ae 1905 choice per H. l2al3c 40 medium
ho So Do BRINE 9o s sS3c SSI g. do paca0 II s Sas d. 1855
POL I "a; LvEReceipts to-day. 20 cars by
elg9t and fully cars BY express With
in very strong T3litio & ,D [9s @ meeK the u6
so1t as ia{ as feelved az frm prices for most all de-
Fowls per n 1Gc. RoosTERs young and Old per
saa Fn per p @ I5c; i' bUcs Neets5a per % Is
ern, per h 13c do southern and So,tHWesteTn poor
s 158; d lNf3 IA per pair 6Vc; PIGEONS per
dry picked fowls and fancy spring chickens, both hro-
prices bat nearly ali the receipts ' Of BOTH fowls and
are da and irregGar Nearby spring ducks sns
yery irreEiiar IN a roe % anq hrl SpFng duT6Ss
We quote: Fresh killed iced-TURKEYs Western. old
IS@i3e' a a2 n -Rfe5Sr loql2G do spring to 10 each
ms. sIring broile-s, Philadelphia TO n pair
Is 10 20 &c ao Fennsy ylvania 70 n, 1SQe0c; DO
poorer grades lf16c' Western picked I2dISc:
do scaIaed 1cq15c roasting chickens PHILADELPHIA
fancy, I2ic; 10 Pennsylvania 14atsc: Western dry
TlcSed l2fl6c; do Ohio and Michigan weights.
4,4I 40 other Western, scalded 110l5c. FOWLS,
Ses{ern dry PGke5 l2aI4c; 90 soalded llg13'sc; DO
sealdea Sc DUCKS, spring, Long Island Eastern.
DO Pennsylvania, IGdi6hc; DO Virginia, 1872 dl6c.
60 western, le413c: GEESE spring Eastern white 20
G2lc; do dark. I7T1sc; SQUADS. prime large white
Per do7en 81 756f$S 10 DO mixed. 81 75a$2 DO DARK
81 %; do culls. zoe '
"a MfIesirahle lots game demand and firm
FTsh ked domestic game Is the demand
golden dozen 5oaS4 IS do black and grass
~ 3gLSS I5: sNIPE; English; dozen. So 259$2 -.
IS 90: PARTRIDGF per pair. So 25dS2 Is; Ducks Wild
canvas pair. S3TS4: DO redheads. S2dS3 T1ddv
I5cSl 2a % tea bluewInE 75cqSl 10: do greenxInr.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL


IWO1--AoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPHIA
~ EaY HOUR ON THE HOUR
$50 7.50. s.2O. $50. ESQ. IO.50. IL 20.
40 80 a. m, 1850. 20. 1.5O. 25O. 3.50. s5o.
30: 90: 90; d5O. $50. $50. 11-5O ,. m SUM
gays. 100 $50 ESQ. 1850. 1.5O a. m.
1xoO 15O. 2.5O $50. 4 50, $50. s5O, 7.50.
$50. 10. ~. 11.5O D. m
Lv. LIBERTY sT--Lso.. ssO. 100. 500.
l0o. ! 80 200. sOo. loo. 800. $40. eOo.
80. 80. $40, 300 D. N. Il. IS midnight. SUM
nays nay 90 80 aSS 600 go. eS Ieeo 90 d1O3 52cs
GU. 6-GO. 10SO P. m. 2-15 midnight
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
Lsc "; SD SIZ3.5o. ESQ. 1l-5O a m-s
Ly. Liberty sT-I-sO. sos 1000. i2oa
a FGi ~; 2e0 so ,,; 500. 5oO ? m; daily.
$50 a m d2SO sats, only). s-eO ,. "a.
sundays 950 a n. 2-2O ?. m
satss only, $40 p N sundays. 1000 q.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND IAKEHURsr.
aHy, M VI 20 5P sa5 s'S 80 O. m N suadsys @SS9 sas 40
LV. LIBERTY sT.-4.oO. 1000 a. m. 400
s@ss- c.s fS 3niyl. 15o. 3 90 500 p n Sundays
ALL RAIL ROUTE. LONG BRANCH.
A&SBJSRY J,ES PARK and OCEAN GROVE Lv-
w &SD sI-s.2o 11-2O a m. d22O sats-
only). QlO SaIs. only. 1.20. $50. so
l505 ex Sats.). $50. 8. 20, II so D. m sun
Iv. LIBERTY sT.~s.0o' Co $ 80. II 80 a
p2 40 Sats. only. o. 20 Sats- only. i so,
$50. 440 % Is sx- Sats.), s. 80, $50 D. m.
lZUi midnight sundays. $50. ais. q n.
400. $50 p m.
SANDY HOOK aOUTE. Atlantic High
Branch. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
Lv- PIER, 81. n. R (42D ST-}-10oO a.
ESQ a. m. 1.OO. T45 ,. m
Lv- PIER 10. n. R. CEDAR ST.)-lo %
q. m. Leo. 3-45. 4.s5. $40 D. M Sundayz.
iO:00Ia- m. 80. 10 p m
Time tables may be obtained AZ rollowtna
offices: Liberty St West 23d 81. Tel. a1s1
Chelsea). Astor House, PAS. 434. 1so0. 135x
Broadway. Is2 Fifth Av., 2sl Filth Av.. rs
Union Square West, 2796 Third Av.. log
West l25th s.. 245 Columbus Av-, New
York: Court St. 34S. SAL Fulton ST.. sT0
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. eaLlA
for and checks baggage 70 destination
". G. BESLER ". c. HOPE,
vtee-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r AEesA
New-York tribune., 1907-10-03

n m 25saoe do sad4es' per H. 85asSc; HABBITs
POTATOES AND VBGETABI.Fs- potatoes selling
light supply ana hTn1; Gucumbers higher Cauldowers
plentiful and weak Mushrooms scarce Peppers
IN excessive supply. String beans plentiful and slow.
tables as quoted. We quote: POTATOES. Maine. FER
so' % & SluS @ d $50 Long % 81 Isana per 3e S2a$2 70 DO STATE
per 1s TO- 81 1oS2 p do Jersey, round. Dbl 81 15g
a do sack s 7Sasi ~ SO: 40 s%F i9E Fer PoTATo or
s. & Do Per basket 5s IS 0f BGssES SFssF B sPR6uTs IR
quart 5Ql5o; BEETs, nearby, per 100 lunches S1@
per bbl or bag sasI 5o CELERY S peT Dozen stalks log
45c; CABBAGES Per ton $12as15; do per bhl 75c@Sl:
island and Jersey s. 5os2 2 per ccUMBER 9 T P1cLf
s. TILFoWBfs Long gas isahd BGF sRoT R9T ea per
81 DO @ long F cut Il G @$2 % DO per & eTats 0cS S 81
CORN Jersey and Long Island per 100 75caS1 90; E(
do M Box o per % P9 stale a9 ee er 6sset or box
50c$2 y; LENA BEANS. Jersey potato basket 3
do Jersey per basket 9oG5oe: do long Island and
n s6c@si 1 oN1o&s SohSec 6e PER Sb 81 500
So do state white per bsSket SlqSl so do sTats anq @
bag 81 75@s2 % do Orange County yellow 1er bag s. 20
Ter hi s2Gs3 70 do velIow saTSS do red 81 75aSe 25
DO jersey white and yellow basket caSl @ do Tea
per 6b ST. FEPPERs Jersey per large b5l. $Iasi %
DO PeT small n9; 90 PER naSne % bsst
STRING BEANS. state, green per basket 3OH17c do ~
5oc do Jersey. green basket 5oa75c: do wax 3oq
6oc do Long Island and Jersey green per lag
do wax. 3OGe0c do Baltimore green per taske 500"
S yedw oroonec 75ogs1 25 sP1NACH ner hb 5o
re1a,sre nor small haske 2oa3oc: TI-RNIPS Canada.
rtabaEa ne hb 25@St - Jersey aud Long Island
rutabaga s1ds1 % WATECRESs, 100 lunches. 75c4
MILK AND cREAM.-The exchange price of milk III
cent zone. Owing the Jewish holidays the condi-
The receipts Of milk and cream IN 4o-uuart cans
| 81 vuae euTeH Sen nrrb as
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