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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-24

\ 3. Mann left yesterday morning for
Live Oak, Florida, over the Missouri Pa
ciic. He expects to assist in the establish
ment Of an agricultural college
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
corroN MARKErs-BY rELEoRApH.

,, IEsroS so6 Sq bale. Aneasn Future: closed
UpAnds Low Mddins clause SovsISsr Ss bS,s,
december and January delivery 80 Cad buyers January Asd
Febnary delivery 3064d buyers; February and March
devery 3l-6iG seuers March and April delivery. 81
os June aebxery s5s4d and July delivery.
37-64d sellers
GALVESTON Nov Cotton nrn Midding. 7.l6s Low
Middiing Good Ordinary 3l6 net and g1Sss nese,ps,
SS7 bales exports cosstwse bales sales ,2o2 oAes
WeeSly-Net and gross recepts 1872 bales exports 70
Great Bfan Ss7bales exports ooastvss l2s2< sAiss
sales g. I23 bales
NORFOLK Nov s-Cotton steady Eldding 81
and gross receipts s46 bales sIpora reae Brftsn
$40 bales coaswse l3lS bales saies 2s3T bales aocs
Wsekly-Net gross receipts 80 394 bales exports 70
Great Britain $50 bales exports 70 the Contincp 1898
bales exports coastwise l201 bales sales l7l2l bales
SAVANNAH Nov. s-Cotton steady. Mddhns, LIP tov
Mdding i6 Good Ordinary s. net receipts o29 Saies
sse sSBB BALES so' s,O Si S
Fsosp +.sIs bales 10 aSs's sc
sales coss,wise i5 bales sales 1880 bales
CHARLESTON Nov Section very firm. Middlns - mes
and gross receipts 34j bales exports coastwfso bAss
.aIes 400 bales; stock, 800 bales.
weeklyNe and gross receipts 2os5l nses erpo,s
Great Britain 1894 bales TO France ooo oaes oosrse
gO5 bales; sales, $500 bales.
NxwoHEAys Nov. e.-Cotcon firm. Middlng $500
Tow Middlng ll6 Good Ordinary 5I5i net receipts
Ia OOl bales receipts 1851 bales exports 10 ureAs
Britain Alb bales France ol bale; TO TIE centi
nen 5003 bales coastwlse -o4 Oaies ses AVoo Dees'
Wsekiy%Set receipts 2o7 bales gross receipts so 331
bales exports Britain l7lss bales exports 70
wise 10 797 bales sales, 1880 bales:
exports coatwlse November o. $50 oass
November G, 1851 bales November T. s,oss eses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

81 isoS : 4 E e no s isS:s
:. I.ss.: T. ii: : Is
,s3$' Y c 81 49, & IS co. a' d.
i:s. sss s g, :: 50
virginia sssey lss ss had Demand fair and price.
nrneS steady v.s r. EsPSrsSa 'I E.s
and Sr western sa and Sass for Choice
&C.; s' i 81 s e: iss H;: Es
"a q 9 q = Il ' 90 3 a. lbs Es';
e. & as' Sl.ss 5.s.. s
50 h + SalsS Ssasssr5 20 n. at e. 70 50
judi buckingham: 10 Grassers 24s n at i-2c per
sn Efalt H iis Z; w.. 70
s'1S sys ca soSnusd h supply
wore cleared early At stu further advinee Of iS to Lac
, s ssss ssg 's sS:s per 100
y g Sst 9'!s
= % d. is + rs state SS %0.
Hsr.psssn n s:sss SOB Do B. x =
?s' = H. - 49, Il D. At q lis Western d.
% b 81 Dsv,, 70 STAT. Lambs % D. at SO 49,
Hrms 4 Mullen: II ssas sheep 5Ews;l So 80 q A.
:ssS }o2 s S HA%'a q iSa Do, 81 r.
10 s.a r.ssG s.ns s's . se:sp % ID at
Judd a Buckingharn 191 Indiana and Michigan 5neeP
mixed So h. a. SI 25i 100 do. 95 IL ~ at - 30; <!
s e g. III 5iT ds 20 p
J. =. ssdlsr ! @: "a. Ken,qefy Sheep 100 p q
a. a. ia ieI los Indiana Lambs "a D. at SO 81 IL
~ *. ss ySS;;'y Ewes lO4 b. at 81 20 = Jersey
MoG- Receipts were % cars Of "a head-is cars a.
Market Arm az previous quotations j. O. Smith sold 0
State Hogs 252 average, at 50 20 per 100 n; Rough
DO $40 ~ sfs %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

7s5 bead Total tho week thus far ao82 Consigned
through 40 srloads all Of which to New York carloads
sale no demand ~
Receipts lt "a hours were 1000 bead Total for
tho week Thus 164o0 For time last week BOO
CONSIGNED through tarloads. Of which 70 New York
carloads sale AL lambs market nrm at 50 7o1 90 All
offerings taken. oo~. w., -.
the week 1913 For time last week 4s go
Consigned through ~ carloadA % OF which to ~
- 75d5 Selected workers. s5 90 Selected Medium
4. 20, closing be lower THAI the foregoing prices
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Nev - The Drovsr.
Is 90 ssosse.s ana rssGers s3 Bas ana
Mixed q toSs oo rcHAs Cattle 81 eoSS o. western
IT,! s:$sss Heavy g. Hsa' . 50
sheep- Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000; market
strong Natives Inferior Prime SO oQe< rs. Western
shorn 90 S. Texans Shorn So 2533 TO- Lambs - w
ass 90.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. s-CastlozRece,p. I7ss; shipments
l25 market steady Choioe Heavy Native Steers % OOS
s5 GO Fair Good Native Steers "a $o96 90 Butchers
steers Medium Choice 80 4oa4 40 stookers and Feeders
Fair Good 50 oo9s To- Rangers. Cornfed 50 90 "a 20;
Hogs Receipts $500 head, shipments 2soi market
slow Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections 50 eos5 e.
prdinaFy to Best IS a5a5 e.
Fair TO Choice SO o0a+ 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

$s g. Is Is gsSsss S.
o% .sSs d al ssS .Ss r5SS e
x GSS' $S: !. ssS
* Ss d Ss aOS e .l 900. az YSs
E: pSl ePS aP RSR:es sas. T
ss ana S.:: s1s.i
.s a.. f pSs Ss:.
in F ss49 .ssS Ss's SPOT so
Rve s .s Fs S;' &c
hs sR to 9sEys Rss sSs s%
ag Picked Hans az s4sloe Smoked smoked DO DO t
.' EfpSH s; & $a5 4rs
s sSS1e Ses S for s's EUHIhD moss
q FGpS h ss ana se dtp P
LkRD~TRe spot market was firmly Tsn; maintain . on
sS Sn SI Ser s "a s q s
sss s t and sav sy tsa
TsS5y closed ssssa at SIS SIS d.
closed p go ss s's South Sea 4S. @ao':d
,as inssi,y n''S sa. for r sssly
Sho Grim. SSss fs 70 Goa Isl
Sat. aa l.s tubs gsY4 e V Snfs
dairies Fair to Fancy is22 Wss.srn n asss
Saiy Fine. enI Issise sosd iaSIs.
s sss facory june arns June tubs i$S1sc
sroNnai rf - 30 dairy and sto1y thirds ice
Ss65 esD1 ss' saa $ ssSes faHs
cSs snsnTs s Full ordinary "e to s sST
do. sIqaiO l-lc skins, light sse iSc medium La
li2e full skins 4aSe ONO n ialr demand Nearby
24S2l Pc; Western 4a24 ~; Icehouse. 8oa2Sc Can
"d' T e a9eeS but steadily ed Sales 200 hhS'
Centrifugal out OF condition. Bloc 90 600 bags bsf
private Fa sanng Ss as, lss oentf fSsf 80 30
erssbed Sc cube. i2c powdered i2c Grsnulasd
Lac Mould ~ cOPts sss ss ~ a lsS
White Extr. .sC.' 9 ss59 7:1Sci Extra 20" $3.50
sTEARINE-Denan continues unmportant; ana PRICES zee
nominsiy quoted last Choice C'ty ouo'Fa . i-@''
Oieomargarine, 7 Lac for city. .
TXLiOw-More active and decidedly stronger e Prime
400 600 n il Philadelphia. 34e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS-Steady and unohangea
ut ryer hard s5Gs5 30; Crotoa, Dark and Red. sl5t
80; Croton, Brown s14Sslo Trenton and Pesadslphi,
100, soat Eosendale Cement sissl 10 Per be5
as 30 German Portland so 30as2 60 Roekland Com
non Lime, I'll per Dbl. and do finishing q 20 State
Lsshi 81 isasS IS per 600 Coats Hair. 2sasOc per
bushd Cattle Hair $4,000 xoo.-
METALS-TIN-No further sales reported. Iron
Quiet and feauresss d market fof American
sisss1s No FOund,y N SSs.is Os1dry
Dp in fair demand We quote Coltness s2l 50dS2l 20
Gertsherrie. sol summerlee. 81 I5Ss22; Eglint9n
elg 256s19 60 Dalmenqton s20 256s20 50 Clyde
500 so, and Langoan, $50 90 go
COTFEF-Braz grades the spot ruled steady, with .
moderate stir to the demand Fair Quoted &c
Is i2e sales $500 bags at "a s4s for Nc 2 u ba d
Il iSf 1 &C. for ospsans Mild Grades have light inquiry
The optione stronger. ia keeping with rise az
Havre and Hamburg The dealings. however were quite
poderate In all months Fatty sales indicated gam OF
25as5 points. closing steady at near the top Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,6 Se s,,s a sGfiA' cars East sds
sanenterers IA At eoh>st for M Eastman eha
- ears at Jersey City all Of Which were tos z, s sa
With % cars held over the sota' o"s'"s' "ee " N
loads. .. 49,. ., ,,s ,,srts. to.dav and
prices e on az gass ana c Ss,s O sno
s So 1oav Ts fm mot o s o2 SSve we're
Texans sold 90 6oasS Is 70. Poor 20 raf Go.o o,
d RANGERS 50 less4 20 a5e pO sGa at ssS
4 and 1a 20 Sq + B an 5Sss s1s per-
shipments tomorrow 2+0 beeves on the Ca1ada ano
$50 quarters OF the City Of Chester and Crcassa
priyas cable adyices are more encouraging and on
LIGHT supply American Steers sold yesterday ny
TO 10 Lee per H. dressed weight with general quota
''Os salesNewton Glett 80 western 1923
r, average at IS Is per 100 Z 10 DO 1i7o ~ q - Is
II do igi6 n az s3 10 81 do 1910 ID, at So 40 10
do Ii87 n, at So 8! l2i IS do. 1l20 70 az - 90 u
do 1855 ~ at So e5: % Pennsylvania Steers 1888 ID
" j. Sehamoere ~ Rangers no n a, g 49, g.
lSS q 8 g sbo 3? d. 1879 q + se MI
10 t' McPher.on On = Virginia Steers 1850 n at -
10 DO part oxen 1888 at q 10 29 Ohio Steers 1929
3 o 8 p 4S d. Il iss 81 's e 70 d. 1850
d. 1895 H. at IS DO, 1880 u. a. "a 50 DO iss7 D.
az "A SO do 1910 70, at - 40 l6 do 1914 b. OF 81 10
10 Do d. 1Ss7 - 5o oxen 1880 H. a; p 81
sherman & culver I6 Texans common ll2S n aver
q IS per 100 90 19 eal at X Ead ds
1857 n at SO so 80 do. 1905 at - o. 4s 90 1914 a
e. q Il % 8 40 q u d. 1s9s % issS r. e
+ So At c q So u % d. f 1920 b. at =
az - 35 II do, 11S9 ~ at g. 05 II 49, lQt4 ~ at -
oxen 1890 No. SO do, 1878 10, at 81 do lou ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
oR<Iy IND PRODUCE NARAEI&
OhAkN N II
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALIFos-

IN. ,not wheat market was I4af-2 cent hisnev
a. coo bushels were taken BY exporters The run'i'
Thnrsdav proved to BE- welLfounded and engsse"en "
so 600 bushels were announced. These facts tsnsea "
support the option against tbs effect OF
and thu potcal talk raised In some quarters sooes ~
future attitude Of Trading vas coz ign ss<SS
december opened At q ~ 20 1na Ana Nav openeS q
II 10 as fell OF So cent and then roe 70 IN nes
gains scored Of ls for November at 81 IL e s 10,
May 81 l5 - The corn markets cent XisSei
business good exporters ~sns 1s,t asmsHS
would have larger II holders had ne. Deen ~ ,nev
closed firm q gains OF IL for November o. "a
Ss Tor December Ss SIS for January A. - 70 -
Is cent for May at ~ 6S cents oag wefe 1919,
stronger and closed up Lads cent folews Novy..
80 Ss December 5, IS January 80 So May 40 cen.-
good business 10 lard for export 40 ~.
but options suffered realizations NoyemDer
points but the other months were down no penT q
follows o. 40, January ~ Al, seorusJ - 'S'
March IS IS. April es 45. May " 81 -,u...,
Tho receipts Of grain and -four az New-Ioih ins'.,-
pha Boston and Baltimore reported yeSsern9 VIZ -
fOllows Wheat 5o2o2 bushels corn " 81 eos eeu,'
oats II, $50 bushels totai gram ~ so eusnss
IS 355 packages At Chicago. Milwankee ana 81 ous
the arrivals Wheat, lS574S bushels corn 3SA.s
bushels oats ISL 906 bushels total grain, oo0iso oosh'
els: -four 23, 427 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
OIL MARX TS.

OIL CITY NOV. e-Nauona Trana. csgincste: ep31ed e
srs highest $751; lowest, IS closed 80 = sales 200
clcarances 228000 barrels charters 1887 bar
rels; shpments So $50 barrels runs 1889 barrels
prrrspuRo Nov 9-Petroleum dull and heavy National
Transit Certncstes opened at s5 closed 81 $685. mshess
S6ls lowest, 50.
pPApYoRp Penn, Nov. e.-Satonal Transit Certificates
onened At Ssh; closed 40 Ssh; highest So lowesN %
Cearances, /. III, 600 barrels
rrusvIIIy Penn, Nov. e.-Naronal Transit Cerrhsas~
onened AZ s53; highest, SO; lowest, IS: closed $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov tspecisi>-The selling OF vheas wy
buying yet the close was nearly one
over the opening From NewYork there esns. To-
warl the close news Of some new export business IL
helped considerably to make strong closing The re-
eeiQu of cun we're light The small movement wsrla
probably made sJona market with no other in-
fucnce but there In Addition steady buying by
Hutchinson and By Irwin, Green q CO. ana oy some OF
tho shipping Counseman h Co covered con-
,aerable line short May Other shorts followed
the sxsmple Tho receipts az the western packing
points wer{ almost 70 the receipts for the same dsy
year ago, a very much better ssoNiLs man nss ven
made OF late. This surprising picking up In ne hos
n@Scren, incnsd the crowd % Sell. Hutchinson. how
eyer gave lard and pork support oy eonsoersos pus-
chsses There free selng Of port b. orr Csrnss
presumably for CudGLy at MILWAUKEE, Toe close wss
az q little decline for ribs and pork LARD cosee - ~
opeEeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
Gonntrr prnprrtp Go fst


'I,o LET IN ROSEVILLE, near East
i Orange; convenient TO D., L. 4 w.
T. r. AZ trains and 30 minutes 10 New
YCik; new 3-story brick window dwell
ing. rooms. all modern improvements; ele-
walton $50 feet above tide water select 10
Guilty: can be secured now al low rent OF
&36 per month. Inquire JOHN D. TOP
PIN, Orange-st., near station.
ITO RENT.-In MOntclair, N. j., on Full.
Il erton-ave. near Walnut small house
ali improvements in good order and neigh:
bOrhOOd. Apply TO agents at depot or az
No. Potter Building New York City.
c.1ln RENT at Fordham. on Harlem
C4~U Railroad. house. barn, hennery
Q IL acres fruit &c. Mrs. PIERCE, 1886
East 1l9th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
6itnations manteb---femals

NURSE or CHAMBERLAIN by Q Bsas
city S On eosa, s Sir. T9L& sg sss J
NURSE.-By . Scotch Protestant TO invalil
lady or. gentleman: hospital frsctics.
l252 Broadway.
= EAMSTREsS. BY . nrstclass opera tor
- and seamstress on w. w. M china.
old style. Address J. Kelly. 1913 f. 63th-ss
WASHING BY frst-class lasandress:'
w TO do family washing at home on gY
mendine Cheap; best references hst en-
ployers. 1888 East 3lst-st.
NJ ASHING.-By a respectable woman ~
w home by the dozen or by the week;
terms moderate; referencel II required
1,413 2d-aye., ID bell.
w ATTREsS.- frst-class young
W. woman M nss s, sSSnD sss1se nds
years city reference 74S 6th-avA. near
YOUNG WoMAN's CHRISTIAN ASH
l. BROOKLYN .s-
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Johnson huilS F5Y.on iS ay.s Fl''0oA and
The MANAGERS OF this department. renew
their call 20 the citizens OF Brooklyn for
their continued patronage q the Employ
merit Bureau OF the Young Women's Christ
ian Association.
We have on our books large number oe
teachera goyernesses, stenographers, type
writer's, eopyistA clerks, companions, house
keepers, trained and invalid nurses. dress-
makers, seanstresses.
We desire cooperation IN placing thee9
women IN positions where they can b. self
supporting and useful. systematic record
Is kept OF all employees. and none are recon-
mended without Satisfactory references.
Domestic servants are not furnished By
this bureau.
4 90 BROADWAY.-The oldest and
Xxx only reliable onice on Brosdwsys
You get what you want when you want It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
for Sale.


ID UTTER STORE--Established 5 years.
ID steaffy trade good location business
thoroughiare l.. EBERT. 2. 920 3d-ave.
cAFES. Fire and burglar proof safes
Snew ones OF superior construction old
ones that have been taken in exchange. DIE
BOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO, w. II. But
Ter, General Agent 70 Duane-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

rToT1R AND MEAL-FLOUR-Has undergone no ma
tersi change since last Holders maintain te2d dG
bSIs a GOO bbls for export, including 500 bbs Low Extra
Al % 15 LOO bbi' Sg M s. x IoaSs
e. s5 Fancy 4Oa5 3o 20 600 ,0 eS' sup %nIe
W " osss4 h shd $50 bOs Fine 9uosti9Hss
slV ,o NM Low Extras "a 45aa1 Is Winter wheat low
grades 5 5cds FAR Choice = 25fsS p f1y
o l1G eSo 10 very Fancy 1891 MnnesS,a sPr1g
W. IL, Fxtras 80 50ds4 10; Clear 81 $3.50 %
Whea Low a. o5Gs5 So stra'chts Poor 70 Fancy
~ 75GsS So Patents, Ordinary 70 Very Choicc g. 5SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
miscellaneous.

WIN. L. HARTUNG, ACCOUNTANT
"A. AND AUDITOR, IS AND 81 VESEY-
ST. (Tclephone Murray 1lS)
ADULTS and Adjusts Mercantile. Estate.
Legal and Railroad Accounts.
SPECIALTY-Detectln fraudulent entrees
LBERT G. SPENCER, 2T6 eth-sve..
n near 1Sth-st L station; umbrellas made
% order recovered repaired and for sac
cheap: all kinds OF cane work.
L,REE COOKING CLASSES. every aeer~
i noon. for girls over IL years OF age.
Apply at % Lafayette place.
DooMS KALsoMINED and repaired a.
Ii 81 each. J. B., IL Sullivan-st
VNANTED.-To represent Northern news
w narers a. southern correspondent BY IN
journalist. Address NEWS
PkrEE, Box 9S. Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

jsc " Sales 100 bales for export All for consumption
snd 900 Tor speculation. Old cotton held Lac higher.
Port receipts s5Ss bales 9gSinSt Aaosi bales ball. d for
las, year Since September (the beginning Of the crop
Vear The receipts OF the ports have aggregated 6lS Sol
bales comparing with SOS bales FOR the correspond
ing time last season .u,..,.,, s,.,a,,a o,-c,,s,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
climatic rs Danieo--- alale.

A TTEN DANT or NURSERY a compc-
Aten, man TO an Invalid or elderly gentle
nan reliable references from employers and
phy-iciaDs terms moderate city or country.
Address j. b, l0l West 3lst-st, store
A RTIST.-By an experienced decorator
n a. draughtsman, etc. for mural de, ora
Lion. l. /. T., Tribune Uptown once.
23s broadway.
4 UTLEE, 6c.-By a colored man 10
I'D private family willing anh obligug
makes sll hind of salads Now-York ana
Newpori references. Address NJ. q. A., ~
West 41th-~t
ID UTLER BY an honest and reliable
ID young man as butler, fo0tman or lanitor T,
salads . years good city reference lady or
gentleman can be seen. Address Really,
1,264 9dAve.. near 78d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

Good Ordinary e18-16 Low Mld1Ilhg ~
Striet Good Ord. : l2 Middng ,n,. = 10
The speculative market was decidedly bullsh during
tho Early hours as affected by mayorabla weether South
and better cable advces Prices advanced 12al4 points
leadnc IN brisk business subsequently realizing set
IN and the close was fairly steady howlng reaction OF
sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

LONDON Nov "a p. m.-Consols 81 146 for money and
e7s Tor the Atlantic and Great Western
mortgage Trustees Certificates 4l do second mortgage.
10 Canadian Pacific 81 Erie 29l2 do second consols,
iOs Mexican Ordinary 47i4 St Paul Common. ssh New
Central llSs; Pennsylvania b6; Mexican Central
FIRST mortgage bonds. 67Hs Reading, %
Money II a L per cent
for the account
bar silver quoted at 4S led per ounce.
The discount the open market :or short bills
is per cent and for three months bills 3s per cent.
spanish As, 727s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10

$3.50. sse. ooo s2Se, $50, 500 Dec. s112,4e7
4s,o19, 7Oe 47,622, 6i4 Dec. 997, 1874
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07
A sneak Thiers Dodge.

A new dodge in the workingman in dis
tress line. A keen eyed fellow, with
most villainous expression, halted me at 2
in the morning in Madison square and de-
manded, civilly enough, IL did not want to
buy his coat--which garment he proceeded
TO strip Off whensI stopped him. He was
a bookkeeper out Of a job, he said. In
spite Of his sinister and forbidding face
was on the point of giving him the price
of his lodgings when he gave q shout and
started at dead run over grass and seats.
He had caught sight of an approaching
park policeman. The officer told me he
had halted number of persons with the
same plea as he had made to me and the
same offer and had got money from several.
"IIe's q sneak thief, just down from
Sing Sing" said the officer. Didn't you
notice how short his hair was and how
yellow his complexion?n
Here are signs by which you may know
Sing Sings pensioners, it seems.-A fired
Trumble :. Nss,w York News.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07


There are two tiers Of boxes, the lower
Of which IS provided with sliding paper
doors, forming small rooms like bathing
machines. The pit is divided by low
cross bars into squares. reminding one OF
the cattle pens Of old Smithfield, each
capable Of holding four persons comfort
ably. A japanese family bent upon en-
joyment engages a compartment for the
day IN a position suited TO the purse-iD
the middle Of the house il well to do,
nearer to the stage or to the back accord
hig to the scarcity Of coin and, having
deposited clogs in the yestiaire, take up q
position with cushions, kettle, tea things,
smoking tray, and never move till mid
night, except to pay visits to friends. A
japanese theatrical performance COM
mences generally at early dawn and lasts
dozen hours
The stage occupies the end of the build
ing from wall to wall. Oddly, the actors
do not make their appearance from the
side or back there are no Wings, butstr
along narrow platform over the heads OF
the pit by means of just such boarded
footway as is used by European conjurers
Faithful to the canon of no illusion, the
performers stand ready dressed in an open
place Off the entrance lobby, where ali
VIM SoAuS Al hioy DC ehSni' "itSA eASy
hear their cue they push through a knot
Of loiterers and march to the stage along
the platform, acting as they go. Indeed,
important portions Of a scene which de-
mands rapid exit are frequently gone
through upon this narrow footway and
not on the stage at all; and the effect Is
apt to be Internationally comic, when a
small Tarquin is seen staggering along
under n full blown Iucrece, while the
stationary chorus from their distant cor
ner are entreating him to respect her vir-
tue.-Murray's Magazine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07
E,zpsnw's SuId..
8 8 B. & 0. Rail- ROl1
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For ANNAPOLIS. 20. aOOfA. NJ ia,
a.le and CSC =. NJ. On sunday. e0Sa 10 u
500 p m a. q, q
For Way Stations between Ralfi,..-
Washington, $40, 6.S0 and t5a m ls,.e &
500 so and II 90 n. m ON Sunday L &c
9.u5 a IN, IS, 5.o0. 6 81 and II ON y, 90 Il
Trains leave Washington for Raifi,,
ESQ 80. go s Q. 80 a m y la y 20
3'se $50 40 -, o.. 9 45, 73O S,SS II a. ~ ss
4.40 $50 90 CAS- s - lt.;O p IN - "A
From annapolis. $40 s 81 l2u5a M -,
p. m. Sunday. at s. 80 a. m and 10 n ~ ~ y
baggage called tor and chcck,.d a.
and residences on Orders lett at Ticket 6 1s'ss
N. W. or. calvert and Baltimore S,ress,V. laee
No 200 ;. broadway, new No l4Ss W., ntts
more Street and Camden Station ~A
W Al. OLhM ENls. {. X. L0RD
Manager. Cen, Pass. Ass..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07
BOOTS and SHOES,
Without Regard to Cost!

Ladies Dress-Goods from s TO
25c. per yard.
Plain and 1rocade VelVeteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced,
prices.
Gents, Ladies and ChiIrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys.
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth soc.
Splendid line of ladies Goats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
Drices to suit tie times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-07
BARGAINS
BARGAINSi

The store No. so Main street is now
open. Bargains at retail every day in
the week, aud big bargains at auction
every Saturday night from Ito 10 o'clock,
come early and get in before the sale
Commences or You will be left