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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-05
ch.earo. Fob. s-rhc loading futures ranged as fol.

Ca.h quotations we're follows; Jour vas 4ui.t @lu
5SSeic by sample 80 red, oo2s No CON- "', ne,
No oats, 2o 40 rye i@g NO 7 go net, o. mes ne
mrA Der bbl ~. 65o l. u Lard PEI 100 ID o. ' 1.
a,, % s o dr., Hq 6oz Sll j. So ,ao. ec SD
b5>,d. 80 s.2Gs -, "hsn'y S'y ,n mi 5,,,a,I.
ia;ed a. 81 pcr bb: standard \ - ~ per Dbl on tn'
IaDcv crra%cfy IS a-6c choice 2ia23s swst b''
lacking naSor, 2OG-.c E-gs dull and weak al l'''
Cincinnati rcb splag Ia'en' Is 12sis 80
ftcsiy 5go59.c; so rl %. Sornu ,t5 ~
STEADY drmaud SO mNc4, 35c. E}e-Marset So az :;
No = &c PorsmSH n Io' r c,i f IL. 80.
Keulc sra-job safes. steam leaf 80 ''lt rdi,'u ~
Iya liI1, T I rs &c: snort clear st., Mni~-
ksy ~ I, S.',t ,', ,iI b,rr.i,. W
Minneapolis. Feb swhcat wa arm ana IL ID Ma, nS
bud.c il reoyc4 lr1n ~ ", S an, ibe coo
y ve,ic,Gav Juy opened G22c and closed al CO @!
isc above yesterdays hna h;ans .a,h ~ne'y Wa '
TIE 4sN T Sas g Ne''hn ,9 q, g. and
Mills We're the principal buyer Flour stca y az
hm held at 80 500 90 70 hi het or P1's s ' We're 30
car. shiIn cnt-. 81 cars.
Milwaukee Feb. s.-May wheat opened at G2te i ana
sod up to NM d9S eS. s@ At ' aly 'a active
Closing prices , o" 'aS n;a N Sc Medium eGc 5e
Quiet cash and FenrGarg ,G Sp' DEMAND Mae So
active Com quiet; S 80 o S1I oar AID
ClOVcrsepd lower: choice country 20 'V"~' i''
mill stuns dull and unchanged.
philadelphia Feb. 3-Fou-Supplies liher1 ana mar
po, weak with demand limited To- small lot- " ~
immcd ate Of Jobbcrs. Rye -four gui,, pt ed
~ 81 90 for choice Pennsylvania WIN, d,tr.-
Nrr under llcht offerings and stronger West IN avn
hut no speculative trading. anc exporter h..H OF
O rod Tcbruarv 6i4dG4hc: March. f1edn"Bcf Npi J,
G7isGG72c NAV, CsgaGsac torn-onar9 rs hrh, nni
fair foreign inquiry hut BIDS, A. general tlnr
Iclow views Of sellers; local trnd' demand hgti ~
ntxnd Veterinary 42i4ai2iec; March. 42'tui3c Alrl'
KS. Gisac May 4$ad4ic Maraet rulgd sam KEN.
dav there was vcrv little dIsn~ston 20 trade; No :
whi,o Fobruarv 3idS6iac; March, 3GA a3jsc; April.
Nav 3Ga, 637lsr. Fcgs q9I.'. P'nrsrlfrni
orsts 15ioc Sugar and IN good demand quota
,inns unchanged Other articles unc hanged.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTEL De LILLE ET 0'ALBI0|

223, Rue st. Honore Paris.
Between the Tuileries Gardens, Place Vendome and
New Opera. Advantageous arrangements for fami.
ues, Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing Rooms. EIec-
tric Light. &c kilograms, Lillalbion,' Paris
HENRY ABADIE
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RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
81 RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses AMI Cortland Street
In Effect january 10th, 1914.

In Effect january 10th. lso4.
iS:S@ Ai rEkEs1La%SiA "a LrlEp% PsIIn..
i's r. e,nsH9a:i S i; indians iss:
26S i. H. GHc ;S '' AND ST. " IGris EXPRESS.
!ie and cIeaso +' Arrive Shonnaii io5a a. ~ x
600 r T. WEsfE RiSSs9 ExP Fl sesa,
and Dining Cars e chiGSgo and Cleveland Arrived
7 sSY'sn' III f1sa II Ps3
rr2a. ane nns cars to Tpenna and d5 Lows
500 1:'i fAer fcciaa %1EsHs Buffet Sleep
ing Car to Psharg Comets FOR Chicago and Toledo
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$50 9so 1910 dniisd Dining 1, Cap 1I II a ~ i29
@S 5'Q Ss al f TsS ali PaTof and dining
srs o @nng fa S S$S P M ISi TsS
an Parlor end Dining Cars, 49, Dining Carp. sd
4:so p: M,Rlchmona and Da1viI N. Express: d.slA
s.eepers 10 Ansusta Tampa ana N,ew,-osIsans l2'''
o:0o p: M.-Daily for chesapeake & Ohio Railway.
r5 Sb IITF and NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route; A. NJ weekdays and. with Through
Fs2E S Il %eia. s. ' %42N4s 20 ts he
ni HAWAI- 3 p sg Gays ND
's sn nSSs P's 5"fo1 hISsf 'f s. Vest
For ATLANTIC cTTy. l p. II. weekdays. With Through
For CAPE NAY. :p NJ. weekdays
For Long Branch; Ashury Pork. Ocean Grove and Point
& NJ weekdays spnd9ys ei5 A. a. ~ SI5 ,, p ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Cxpress: $50 go $50. 2 $50 30 Pcnn'a L,rn'sr
1870 II 4. NJ 1910 Foriaa -ueoial. leD. J. $50 >.
4:3o 5. G. 7. 100. s. $50 p. ~. 1915 night sun;
A. M. ~ 400. & G. 7:45. S $40 p 81 i2:i5 night
Ticket Offices: Nos t33 ga 1895 49, and 26l Broadway.
House 1874 East l25h Street. and FOOT 81 Dess
trosses and Cortlandt Streets Court Street $50 Full
Street, 9s Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station,
foot Fulton street. Brooklyn. station Jersey City.
Tho New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through g. ies naor.
S NJ PROVOST. ! L WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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receipts .58 bales; exports Great Britain 100 bales;
coaswse 7GS bales sales 800 tales; stock eNso' baF
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Autor1Ptc BOOK SIGNALS.
Trains leave station foot II Liberty 81.
r,irno TnlI.. In I.ff.nf Eeh isni

Trains leave station n. foot q Liberty st.
i? ae G"7f i5 ~ g. 49, SO e Men own + ~ sundays
11o 1870 4:3o P N. sundays $50 A. NJ
F1r Peading ~ 40 $40 $40 1000 II 80 A. ~.
Iio 1:2o 300 400 5i5. 30 p u, l2l5 night. sun
days 43o A. NJ. 100. l:So $50 30 r. ~ i2:iS night.
900 5:i5 P. ". LIB night Sundays 100 $50 P. NJ.
For sunbury Lewisburg and williamson at $50 500
u ira night sundays 75 l. NJ 100 r N. lai5 night
For Red Bank Long Branch and POINTS south 70 Pnnt
Pleasant; $50 s5. 80 a NJ l:3o ~ $40 to Red
excep, Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 900 A. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD
4:3O S.lJ \. NJ 1:f5. $40, 4;2o T. VI.
For Farmnglale Toms River Barnegat Park and
Barnegat 420 SIS A. u. f:4j. f:20 =. "
For Atlantic city. Vneand. and Bridgeton 4:3o A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach eeabright. and HIGHLAND Beach.
40 s:i5 1870 A. NJ. 1:so las. 400 400 p. ". Sun.
days. 100 !. NJ. TOO p. u.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days. 49, 500 600. 1000.
IL DINING Can \. NJ. 80. 300. 400 BUFFET Faror
Carr 300 dining Can. GOO, 40. eti i. NJ, IL 10
80 300 Dining carr, 73o 2. NJ. 1915 night.
For Baltimore AMI Washington. wcek days 900; 1lSo
Dining \. NJ. 100 300 800 Dining Ca0. l3o
=. ", ELS night SUNDAYS. 90 II 30 Dining carr
Ticket. AMI pallor car seats be procured at III
26l, ii5 90. lilo 1922 Broadway !37 9Th Ave-.
9 E.' 10 st. "a e., J2sh 81 2 wes $50 2 Rl,
ton St Urooklyn: - broadway. williamson Ths
Transfer Company Will call for and check bag
gage from hotel or residence 70 destination
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OCEAN GreGmers
GERMAN MEDl1T ERRAMEAN
0EDM1NS

GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN
SERVICE.
i H2s5g eHsn4 IS H1H FGaar An 5G
LLOYD D. i Ta. 81 steamers between
ksER w. H. S 10 Ss As.fs Sa2si Genoa
sPh ah E FsS T. T. r. NJ for M Azores 4o oeuea
FuLPA Mar ~ i9T Azores, s Genoa "soles Genoa
EAsEh Y ill., Ma5eh t. ~ isr A Acre, Genoa Genoa
T WEEA A MaFc4 = a. m" FOR CT Gcn Hs'''
KAISER AL " sHrA ASH & STOP xr
from S Yape sSi Genoa aga GSa Rn5arg Bremen Lond
and southampton Direct connections tFoM Gen3a saa
E Eapf's e t GS an s M tn steamer
North German Lloyd IIar4 ps rI;s, me
Bowling Green. ~ 2 81 Broadway. y. =.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. $. CO
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
xrwiyoRK r s2,,TI54Mgr 2sAl BREMEN.
cabin. So ono inward II cabin. s,s and $50
TIss T Feb & Fl An Esd s5 fa Nh as' 10
4sT Ts F M q ~ ! sand T9' Ni 3 XXI
oELRICHs & CO. Bowling Green.
From c< 4 SS h2 foot VI fSoa lines
ARl[gn0WAM lLUMl5
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest most conyenien! route e, to London
Clos. d S9 T.nses at By o P and Paris
BY special fast twin screw Ch1nnel stealnsiso, -
Hs. F f.s 80, C'S m Fen 3 S m
@[gD STAR [LUhgLG
prNrrAun Fun 1NWednesday Feb T. $50 a. m.
EiTirRSRr So s9d SRRv f f' tao GlG9
BOWLING GREEN
A CUNARD LINE.
"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN,
Umbra. Feb TO- $50 a. m ucania Mch TO- ~, m
Fob 4 ~ l.,
Etrrria Feb a. a. m Campana. NJ h.2i. ':3o a m
From Pier so North River. foot OF ciarl;son-ss,;
Cabin passage. $50 and upward Second cabin 40 ana
upward. according II steamer and location. -.
Storage tickets to and from all parts OF EUROPE -.
very low For freight AMI passage apply at the
conpany's office NO. Rowling 0recn New-York
VERNON ii. BROWN e. CO.. General Agents
A CLYDE LINE.
AZ CHARLESTON. :. c. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points.
From pier 90 L. T.. foot OF Roo3evelt-st): p, m .
AlGONQtlI N"on'dy - q
1FNASSEE iils'
SEMINOLE. NoHuHy, ~ l.
WM z. CLYDE CO. General Asentsv
FLA CENT. & PENN. FAST F. & p. LINE va LACKS.
CIT SO. FRT & PASS'R LINE. via CHARLESTON
r. G. EGER. GcI'i Agt. $40 Bway. ~ I.
A EUROPE. HOLY LAND. CALIFORNIA,
n. BERMUDA. FLORIDA. MEXICO. &c.-Select par:
ties best ceting facilities: choicest ocean berths send
49, IT, GAZE & SONS i13 Broadway. Ncw-YI-k.
(T,s lSii) Official Ticket Agents chief Trunk Ines
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vyNHE MISSES MERINGTON announce course Of les
L in the study Of Shakespeare. 10 be given az
their School lS3 IenpX-aye lloth-st The course
VIII te conducted by Mr.. Oscar Fay Adams circular
upon application. Winter term begins February !.
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west SHORE RAILROAD.
(N. G. II. r. Il. Il. Co. LESSEE)
Trains i2lsf. n. New followA
and - earlier IrarSlin-st:
c:15 a. M.-Daily Albany. Utica syracuse, Roch-
ester Buffalo Mascara Fails. Detroit. chicago exc
Cept Saturday Toronto
5;i5 y. M.-Daliy for Aan, NJ ntr al Itica syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. TORONTO DetfoiS
Cleveland and Chicago.
S:15 4. N.-Daily OR Albany Utica Syracuse. Roch.
ester Buffalo. Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit. Clevs-
land and chicago.
moiations apply city Offices. Brooklyn and New York and
stations Timetables principal hotels. For other In
formation address
G. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Ascent.
Vanderbtaye.. New York
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Il school
IS l3s-i40 Montague-st.. Brooklyn. " Y.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DORDENTOWN q j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
- REV. r. H. LA%DON, PRINCIPAL.
CAPT. r. d. LANDON. COMMANDANr.
NLMwooD SCHOOL FOR HoYs at Milford. Conn. :
u Par MS who are unfiiunni" ~ me n-Asol'l, %,
their ril 3d. well o. 80 u IS t- aitAi 'Flricl
year. FGANK u HOWE supt.
EREEHgID INsTiTyTE. Freehold. y. J-j0'h year.
I.f-' f.4rl.rr school. primary. q gc' Preparatory
business C.ur.'. $50 gtalnd .ypcNItng I.l"sflphy
MAKE YOURSELF \ MEcHANictL ENGINEER
ni ~ tr1r' isn =. - qi,.. - lrsT a., "' nv
s.ulcrts reel Only know h,a 20 read anl write Md
erafe char-es. s.nl fYr r.. circular.
NEWTON -. 81 ISsT1Tt-TE. Home u'~ AMI oarr
INtefy ana nai! steam heated. rynnasiGns howl
Ing ball tennis. 'iucstran dept J. Wilson \. Al RIA.
',HE PEEKSKuL MILITARY ACADEMY
JOIN X ~ILbrrS.' = u u d. principal
For Young La1los-Couatry.
HJORRfsTowT %Ew-JEEst,N. MISS DASts
vi ToARpIVG SCHOOL ~ G.fi' coiirs" prepara,sni
1 5surses in rasa pn a ' Tci' ,7oa '
,J'HE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL or sr. MARY.
i Garden CITY. y. y.
Advantages o, N,vY,re special ins'ru-'ion in Must,
ana AZ, college Preparatory anl Elective co1rse' Z
study. Engagement now '.r September. 1874
SIZES JULIA D. NEWELL. fr.ncpaL
IT NE CAMBEIrGt School TOR Young LADIES.
Advantage. or rosfn comfort. ~, h1. sfaau chase.
NJ ARTHUR GILMAN is the pir"-'o-
20 HrrrHorsr- AVE. Ncv- Haven Conn.-wc-, End
ID institute hrI ~ Girls. MrN and Miss cafy.
principals. Send 'or circulars
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

II UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. - West 5sth-st
u year. Prepares COLI scientific schools 81
Primary department F- esdent pupil, rsceivec
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For Both Sexes-Ctv
- FELITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
- = Madison Square to5th-st. and Broadway. -
Term begins now.
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- WEEKLY from New Pier 3d. y. r.. foot OF Spring
:. s. CITY OF BtRMINGHAM. Monday. Feb. =. r. m.
= s NACOOClIEE. Wednesday. Feb. :. 2.
5. 5. TAILNIASSEE:.. Frany. Fob. .. D. IN.
GonnectnS win Central r. r.; = N. anl " Ey. AMI
bills OF ading and Through Tickets Passenger accommo
W II. RIIEIT. Gnnl Agt. -. D. IASIIAGtN. T.. Agt..
Cent. H. r. 3l7 Nwly. : +. and ~ R'y 2G Bway
T. !. ADAMS q. T.. A. II. /. WALKER AIT.
+. c. l.. lIR 33J Eway .. $ ;. CO. y. Pier -. Mr.
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Musical instruction.
ETROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
vi LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
Residence department nonrcsdent students DUDLEY
BUCK Pres; Albert Ross Parsons. Vice-Pres: II. w
''''''e 10 4 q EAST l.rH-sT. NETWORK.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ THE NETWORK TRIBt NE WILL BE RE
CrlVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No l2i2 Broad
way. "a door north OF Thirty -hrstst; and ADNER-
TiSENENTS the following Branch Offices: 25l
rishth-ave. s. . Twenty -third-st l52 Sixh-ave
i5T Fourth-aVc.. Fourteenth Thirdave
corner Forty-scventh lO2d Third near sixty
Columbus-aye: q Avenue a. i323 Thirdavc.: % wes,
2j West Forysccond-st 81 Thri-ave
i33s Thlrl-aye., 2oal Thiriave.. bet One-hunlred-
nd-twelfth and Onc-hunlr and thirteenth SITS.
Al the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundred
and ffth-st. 23 West Onc-hundrc, and twenty
ffth-st and go West Onehunlrcd and forty nh
TO y. m n regular oilic,
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Brooklyn.

THE PROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Boardir
L and Day School Tor Gl-l7: 43i venr opens Septemb
Is. l3S-l40 Montaggcst.. Brooklyn. y. Y
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Send for circulars and rates.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

sAdria.lcFeb = G a. IN 'Tcuton.c .Mch. :. $50
Britarnic Fe. IL Il 90 D. Britannia. Mch. H. II a.
sNaiosr Fob II n n Majestic. Mich. Fl. 80
Gernanic. Feb IS 10 30 'GerWanlc Mch y ii a. M
From White star Dock. foot OF West loth-s,- ,vr,,
Saloon $50 rd according to steamer and To-
OF berth second cabin these steamer S31 and
$40 Steerage from the OH Country. S25. No. %
broadway New-Yoik. Philadelphia Office 400 Wanut-s.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
The Progress., 1894-02-10

IuI literary and business woman She
Is the rhatolaino Of pretty establish
mcnj in RoHbury, near Boston.
Nine. Blanc, the able writer Of the
Revue dcS Dcur Mondcs, Paris, is Wis
Ting the United States, and has been
entertained by Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page, Of Wash n sson, Miss
French, l"Octavc Tianet0 Of Nom
phis. and Miss Grace King, of New Or
leans. Nine. Blanc is q delightful nov
cIist, and has translated some of the
best stories Of Grace King and Sarah
Ormo Jewctt into French.
Miss Helen Gould has donated = f,,,
farm at Observation-Disclosures to the
kindergarten and Pottod Plant Asgo-
cation, OF New York. Mrs. George
H0uld is president Of the Association,
ana Its object is to teach horticulture
and Horticulture to the children of the
Tree kindergarten schools of New York
suitable buildings will be erected on
the farm, and classes in these health
tut outdoor pursuits will bo conducted
during the summer months.
Womans progress has penetrated
,ln,, 4
The Progress., 1894-02-10
!
An Experience Meeting

The Auxiliary Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will give ian ex-
perlence meeting at DR.. Van Lears
next Thursday evening. The ladies
participating in the affair have pledged
themselves to make the sum OF 81 90 or
more for ''sweet charity" and on
Thursday evening viii read papers, in
prose or verse, telling how the fnan-
clal feat was accomplished. The ex-
perlences will, no doubt, prove novel,
interesting and amusing, and there
VIII be other agreeable features to add
to the PLEASURE of the entertainment
The Progress., 1894-02-10

mess performances. His liborality
will materially increase the profits
that will accrue to the public school
building fund from the entertainments
The Progress., 1894-02-10
Picturesque Entertainments.

Ihc picturesque effect has been the
motif of some of the prettiest enter
tainments in the social world this sea
son. Ia London, Lady Randolph
Churchill has revived the Wattoa,
ball, and the affair suggests a vision Of
dainty brocades, Huttcring laces and
graceful held-dresses to charm the
aesthetic mind. Nearer homo, le qa,
p)udre IS in favor with the fashionable
set Of New Orleans. Powdered hair il
enchantingly becoming, and the fair
women Of New Orleans, recognizing
this fact, have looked their loyeliest at
lie bal poudre. The picturesqueness of
inc entertainment j. much enhanced
when the decorations of the house are
done in white flowers, and the ladies'
wear gowns of white to match the
snowy couture.
The Progress., 1894-02-10
The Woman Of Il

Amelie Rives-Chanh;tibo q
new novel. The book bear in
the summer, ana Is Sa1udepart-
ure from her past sent senti.
mental work,
o WIS oaraa ~ ia..Spring-
field, Mo-, aud Miss UKsnsas
City, are the only won, co,n.
try who hold the honort,on NJ
clerks of the United co,rts
Mrs. Latham is excep,omna.
tent, and has been , fo,r
wears.
Mlso ''a'la = ~" 9 III and
"iii uofo'o .'i'o " lstiga-
''oii =, "" '0'e'iV Eng
'''ii''' ti"''. "i'd will
contribute interesting ! 49,,
magazines during her Ms
Parloa is one OF our leal
domestic affairs, and is $780,
The Progress., 1894-02-10
Kirmess Echoes.

Echoes of the Kirmess linger with
us and it is delight to remember the
fascinating scenes of the dance of the
nations. The total receipts of the en-
tertainmont were 81, $50, and after all
expenses are paid there should remain a
handsome margin for the public school
building fund **** The names of
Mines. Hamilton, Harris, Marshall
Randolph, Vance, Bogel, Leonard,
Meyer aud Jones, the gracious organ
lzers ana chaperones of the Kirmess.
are tnseparably connected with the
success OF the beautiful entertainments
The collection of pretty girls
brought out in the kirmess could not
he surpassed by any town. Shreveport
'plumes herself on home beauty and
home talents *Daiuty Minnie War
rem was ideally lovely as the Cupid of
the Kirmess. She was clad in mink
silk fleshings that revealed her perfect
contour, delicate wings nestled b.
tween her dimpled shoulders, and her
tiny hands held golden bow and ar
row. The sweet little God of Love was
remarkably self-possessed, and was
showered with applause and pretty
compliments *The war-like Chief
OF the Indian dance became 80
thoroughly imbued with his savage
role that serious fear arose lest he
would forsake the paths of effete ciyili- !
zation and take to the woods" The |
ferocious tomahawk ana formidable |
feathers have been sorrowfully laid
aside, however, and to the happiness of
his friends, the dethroned brave has
resumed his popular place in society
FProf. "A. j. mcdonnell, the able
director OF the Kirmess, will remain in
several weeks to rest upon
his laurels, as it were. On dit that he
will 60 from this city to organize a
<irmess in Nashville *Mr. Leon
carter with commendable public
pirit, charged only the actual cost of
pening the Opera House for the Kir-
The Progress., 1894-02-10
The POINT OF VIEW.
MISS MARY E, LAND, Editor.

He called her "dear," he took her hand
Somehow she seemed TO understand;
And when the soft, June days had come,
When roses bloom and brown bees hum,
Two souls with but Il single thought
Had sweetly into one been wrought.
And later, as the months went by
On wings that always seemed to fly,
He paid her bills, year after year,
And with sigh he called her dear"
Detroit Free Press
The Progress., 1894-02-10
BUNCH YAM,

| have limited number of Bunch
Yam or Vlnctess potato for planting.
they grow large and produce well,
Vines do not grow over two feet long.
thus saving much labor, and can be cu,
tivated as long as wished.
There is not q better reaping potato
Sent by express 10 any address, charges
to be paid by receiver, at following
prices: One bu5heI -; half bushel ST.:
one peck 6jcts. AddrcssJ. a. Martin,
Keithvlle, La.
All guaranteed TO be pure.
The Progress., 1894-02-10

~
Persona
The marriage Of Miss Caro- Wise, In,
charming daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William II @Wisc to Mr. William NJ
Sloan, Of st Louis, will be solomnizcd at
tho First Mnthodist Church, O. on
Wednesday evening, February Il, at
8o'cIock. Cards will be presented at
the door, thus obyating the crush that
has boon objectionable at fashionable
church, weddings in the past.
Mrs. Julia Rule, Misses Endcrs, Miss
Dora Jones, Miss Maud Bacon and
Misses Jacobs wore among Shreveport's
visitors to the New Orleans Carnival.
Miss Annie Jonas, Of Aberdeen Miss.
who claims u large ctrclo % Shreyc-
port admirers, is the gacst of Miss
Katie Allen. 90
The venerable Col. w. II. Sparkcss
@isiting his daughter, Mrs. Durham,
Of hongviow,
st. Nicholas Magazine will publish in
its Slar6h cdftioH an Interesting sketch
of Mrs, &. V. Jamison, the writer, hv
Mrs. ICON Jaetrrmski,
Mrs. E. Vance is pufprtainiur Misc
The Progress., 1894-02-10

Cotton Market.

Cotton Market,
THIS report is carefully DIRECTED on
FRIDAY evening Of -"achgwcck, from the
most reliable sol r(rcl
The Progress., 1894-02-10
To The Queen Of The Kirmess,

Her grace of motion and of Tool tho
smooth
And swimming majesty of step and
tread,
The symmetry of form and feature, set
The soul atloat, even like delicious airs
OF flute or harp"
The Progress., 1894-02-10

Ordinary ......... Nn,,I
Good ordinary. .................. g.,
Low midding ar ~
Mjdd5'ng ..9s....... ,oIi iG
GOOD mlddliu@ ................... -,
Provisions.
Bacon advauciu&gat Saim0Ggo
.''N salt Meats advancing ut 1&,Gq8r.
b''aklHst BaGDn--lll5r. by the box.
ilnlns- Choice canvasS"d sugar cured,
, ml0l9lO&Ia. o '''
Lnrd-G2lc; Pure &c.
Breadstuffs. d
y Flour stcndy; family, $40; extra
lHncy, t3.iO; patents, a0O,9sacks 100 Ter
Dbl. less
,Cor'@meal-Steady, $40; sacks Zoe per
pbl. less.
Coffee and Tea,
Coco"- advancing; fair, PIE; Medium
grade ne; better, pc. O
Teu-Good stock on hand. fair dcopoud
we quote fair ut 4Oc good, 5OmGOr, Gno
.,3oaS5 cents; finest, 81 COOL % per pound.
bv the chest.
Sugar and Molasses.
Sugar steady, X. prime, none; choice
seconds 4; yellow clarified, dt5c. pr3uu-
lateb, 1'aci white clarified. 40.
Molasses Common 2OS; prime omen
syrup de- boti,ra nnnn ''o'''"' '''g''e'
o ''' '''''''
a Esculents. o
Onions-t8 Is Der Dbl
BSans-Navy, DC per III.
Potatoes-Eutino a q, nor ,,,,,.,,,
w. '''''0'' o
Bagglng and Ties.
Bagging -2l lbs, GI@r; ~ lbs. &c
Twine-FOr bnlinp pIlrnosrs Ipi,c ,,o-,
Iron TiesNsi I,
''S'h anu eeus'uhs'
Nofn---N'eady: white, seed none mixed
sacked '@o per bu.
Ray Iexas, Sl250: prairie, 5000,
44c ""'' h0N''s' 'tc' western,
Rve-s1.OO.
Barley-slW.
Bran-95C,
chopped COrD--S1 Ii Der 100 In,
NHtiiJ-Sl.U.
M'llet seed--sl per bushel.
Fr,;t, rJ MI
A,,,,os @. r.l,c m
ni,nnnaa ~ .nmo w per Darfel'
Rrnyii MI, ,''% ,1 pc, ~
r,r,nd E,,,tt h' pel tU.
,,Si1i% nar ~ nppies' o@iVc' eVap0iated
FilLsr ts' p ,oo nor :,
Iemons--sT RAE pa, ~, ns ,
u ,m,,,U,lS Io.I2ao.@o per box.