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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-28

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S SsS2d DecenaOef "'A'''''''' '-"'
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No s4 posENCosb pes nj 40 ooaIo 1olE:
MS -, a, a., on, I,S $40 Sisi9 i;ia
y, ,sS ~ sii WAL 4'A4i '''2 -4A' 80 '''N
l. 70; c.. I'M H.. a. oo.e OIL. Ionrsrv
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,.mos aSss fdsS a. Nav "A i9ss LAD is
January = sSA9 iOeo sS MY e s+S shor.
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clear sides N6oxe9l G5sao2S ,,,,,, M. ,.r,o,
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49, g., o. r,o,- ,ooat,,, % I'M hsr.
nEH loA' NuS ~ ~, 80
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marcy steaoy ou6 9 o6 hH' 49, IoS IN
ousp; ekp0s ovOO a1a. 81, ,ns,Lat J,,Ii.
ousneis OF spo' W ~ IHnI,ary SaLr.
9pions S0Seu 49, IT, ~. ciosnd :, 80.
feoIuhIy S5nSi TI,ts oI nas =, Sea- a.
jung cIosed a @ss,,ka, s{cSs,d a.
SetloeL CIose1 ~ S'1tS N hI,SSs,s eTnorts
oeAS SJtI. soo "a $500 ~ tntrN,ss
o,49 p ~ S 49, ~, .Tnt ,,o,ket erT
any 49, =, ~ ~, Rva,nal Ianmary closed
opon SioseI ~ ~ ~. SoT,a,hsr oSaJ AZ
-, 2sci way ciEseu o ~ 70 nsts recenIs
h'sSsa!. GIo SnsbelS. saeS Ia IN
ts. .S ~ 5,,,,,ap 10 % an hn.hsis ~ snot
,, ~ dnii. nntIonS closed Unclaimed;
sp0i S oos.d y, s.SI. FcbInaSY closed AZ
Nav closed AZ SO: November 33Iic; December
StsSdy. Beef quiet Lard ouiet; western steam
Closed AZ 81 q: city &c; November closed 81
s. IS nominal; December s. IS: January s. IS
nominal. Pork dun Cut meats quiet. Butter
oniet: western dairy iiaf6c; do creamery i5a2sc;
do factory 9IZai81Sc; Elgin 26c; Imitation cream
ery iSasOc; state dairy iSa28Xc; do creamery lsa
2S Cheese quiet Eggs dull: state and Penn
sylyania Sa2S5Sc; western fresh 2Sxa2+c Tallow
steady. RosIn quiet. Turpentine dull Rice
quiet NolRsses quiet Coffee. option closed
barely steady at unchanged TO 10 points net ad-
vance. Sugar, raw steady; refined quiet. Cotton
seed oil quiet: crude 25a515c.
BALTIMORE Nov. 27.-Flour dull and uu.
changed: receipts sri barrels; shipments SO
hsrreIs. saIes $50 barrels Wheat inactive and
bIebaT. snot ssaSslSo: month SSah5I.c; Deem.
hef 5sj<aSsl.c; January 59a5sl<c; May G29Sa
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syrllpt-Cholee sugar syrups. 2714c: fancy dripS
215{3ci' silver drpl 2oHSc; new crop New Oflean.
good. New Orleans, S5c; bakers good sc
PropiIiORs-LArgeS s. q hams lOc; medium g.
hams 10s,c; 8. c breakfast bacon s4c: g. c. shout
den Sc: sides &c.; ordlrAry beef lsc: ham
5lb pieces. Sis So bean pork. bbls.. SIC %.
LGrd-Pure refined. intlerce, s5Sc; 30 10 tins
SIC. Chicago lard. In tiercc, sHci 30 ID tins
SIC; tin pals. lbs, ekc; tin pals lbs, 9hc; tin
pals, 10 l64 s15ei I'm pals. g lbs. gLsc. .,,..,
4s5c; graduated standard 4.G0c standard coutec:
TONERS 1900: Columbia i35c: standard
Windsor A $3.50 American A4.Sei white extsa
c S.l0ci extra C292ci irutt SUGAR 3 .oe-
CoGes-G:een cotiee-Pancy Golden Rio DC;
fancy groen 2sc; choice green 22IIc; roasting
grades 201fc: Java 2St4c; roasted In packages
Arrow Rio 2l.29c; Panhandle 81 sc; AToueEle 4
Co.'S roasted 2L29c; Bulk roasted 21iSc; Old Gov
eminent Java roasted Sic; Mocha and Java Sic;
TeaS-YounS Tyson. per ID, S1a5Sc; gunpowder
Soas0c: imperial iOai5c; Japan gsa7Sc; oolong ia
Soc; Souchong Ia71c.
CdRdils-Star, full weight .lOc; Paranine, per
ID, l2kc; mould, per set, l0c.
PiHh1dr-Choice cider. l2al4c per gal; standard
city brands lgallc Det gaIloni country lSaloc Per
gal. aSto quaHy
full cream; SweItzer. l2IalSc. according 70 quail
ity; LimburHer Nc; factory lOxc; New York l!hzc.
Fish-So. mRckerel, 80 lbs 81 20: No. ek-
ira mAckerel. bbls.. new. 100 lbs. - 20; no. :,
50 lbs g g: 40. g. small. s. 20 for ~ lbs; No. j.
ssediSTlmOthy. s. 10 per bushel; clover. small
seed, sc 30.
SaiSNo. /, per Dbl. 81 90; extra. per bb. 81 IS;
dairy. fine, hve-bushel sacks, 81 80 per sack
reed C0rr--llc per ID.
Dried PrulS-EvaporateG peaches, In boxes,
I0c; evaporated peache In baRs, 9Aloc.
CdHned GOOdS-Siandard Bio. table peaches,
g 90: pie peaches, S-lbs. 81 90 pie peaches lbs
81 90; No. S tomatoes. new. SjcaSl w; corn, 81 OO
I'd grade. lbs, SOC; strawberries, lbs. s. 10:
black berries, lbs, 81 10; TaspDerries lbs,
81 20: damsonS 2 lbs, 96c; luna beans, lbs,
e0caSl Is; cove oysters, h.. light, Coo; do ID,
full weight. S0c string beans, lbs. 75a9Oc; sue.
cotAsh lbs. 9OcaSl Is; early June peas, 81 %;
French peas s. 70: MarroWlat peas, lbs, u so
pineapples. 81 20; gooseberrIeS. lbs. e0cal o.
Wooden Wdre-No tubs. IS Is: No. ., s. 90
No. 3, 81 %; 2-hoop pals, 81 .: 2hoop. 81 -;
single washboards, 81 50; double do. $3.50 fine
crtmped double do. SIS; single, s. 05.
OH-Lard. western extra strained, 75c; carbon,
water white, 7c; l505, SIC: 1907 &c; white miners
best bOc; white nInerl No. ., 100,
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF the Money aud Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEy YORK, Nov. 27.-Mouey on call easy a.
per cent; last loan per cent; closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 214G5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business In
bankers billSat 81 sT1{ai a15 for demand sll;
yer certificates G!1{c bid. The total sales OIL
stocks to-day were id,S6 shares.
Although the general impression this morn
ing was that the directors Of Northwestern
would at their meeting at noon scale the ulvi.
dend, there was so much OF the element OF
doubt in tho situation that many OF the shorts
wont 10 cover, and their purchases countcTacted
n some extent the Seltng OF other operators, so
that only loss OF q per cent was made from
last hts closing price TBS decline was
0uickly recovered, and, upon the circulation OF
n repOft that the full dividend had been de-
clared, an advance OF gas per cent to % was
eIIected. The true announcement coming
shortly after caused a break OF per cent, Dnt
inc ready absorption OF the stock offered for sale
and A realization OF the fact that the full ~ per
cent mad been earned. caused reVulSlon OF
feeling and induced buying tnRt brought about
recovery Of per cent making an Actual gam
moyed sympathetically. Burlington receded
neT cent advanced X, broke IA and rallied II
IN the dual sales, closing Is per cent higher
than on yesterday ,,,,.. ,L.,,.to,,.
the day, I.ackawRnnH selling ~, 2'S and Della
ware 4 Hudson - per cent. Erie was adversely
affected by the publication Of the annual re.
eSrnIngs which, It Is said, will neceSsitate ma.
tsrisi Changes In the plan OF reorganization.
The stock brOEe per cent to l07I, with only
rally Of a per ceut 1T the close. The general
natal opened heavy and declined fraction In
Tho early dealings. which was followed by
Sii9ht rally. The speculation then lapsed into
dnlinesS and was without special movement I'M
IN about 1880 O'Clock, when an upward move
,nent set In which was checked by the break IN
Softhwestcrn, aud there was general reaction.
B1ring tie last hour the market was strong, I'M
dor ths leadership OF Sugar. which was heavily
honvht. and the speculation closed strong In
tnne with prices In the active list Al or near the
bpSt Of the day. Among the principal advances
are, sugar 70. Pullman |. Chicago Gas. Mammal
ian and Tobacco preferred VI Der cent 10 the
Isl OF declines hre: Tobacco common ana new
York Genital per cent.
The bond market betrayed hcRvlncss during
che InornipR, but In the afternoon tho speonlA-
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FAIL is LINE.

Atlanta coHaifuaioH.
&c. ready for Thsaksgivin'-jcst set your table
An put It me spes. erOek'ry cat, AID make the
diver shine.
No matter how the county goes-yeSS e1rTe the
turkeys neck;
Az While the eafsin'S gotn' on, be thankful
you're on deck
Get ready for ThankIgITln'-jsTt fall into your
An II he preacher Amt along. be sure an say
the grace
40 matter how the county goes-Iest carve the
turkey straight
An with a Emile OF thankiulneSS pitch In an
pass your plote!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-28

LONDON, Nov 2.-The selection offered at the
wool sales to-day we're better, and the bidding
was shade briSker owing TO the larger portion
OF dner growths. All low wAsty parcels were
difficult 10 move at extreme low rates. Cross
sold readily and especially secured and slipe
The attendance was fair. The number OF bales
offered was g. 100, Of which 1900 were Withdrawn.
Following arc the sales In detail:
New South Wales, S,505 bales: secured ida
QucensiSnd. 1873 bales; secured 71lAls Id;
S' Victoria Ma ,i9l bales; secured tdals I3zd;
greasy 5I.da9d.
south Australia, 2s6 bales: greasy SAID.
swan River, I bales: greasy 81 "a.
Tasmania, q bales; secured sgd: greasy I'd.
New ZeGlaud, 2,S3l bales; secured 5ttdals;
S' Cape Of Good Hope aud Natal, 50 bales;
greasy S1Sa654d.
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Roots and B1rss-Gluseng, drylper ID. in de-
maud, 81 0QG3 50; sasSatraS, bark, per ID. 2saSc;
SaSsairss OIL per ID. 4Oa50c; May apple root, per
ID, ta1c. yellow root golden seall per h.. ia
3Oc; blood root per ID. &c; Seneca snake root
peril free OF top. SSai0c; West Virginia snake
root por To-. 5aSjc; pink root, per To-, dne, Goa
sc; elm bark. per h.. iasc.
Reans-Prine new hand picked, medium, 81 IS;
prime new hand. picked navy, 81 IS.
IPool-FIue washed iSc; 70 OF for IN.
washed; medium unWaShsd l2alic; medium
washed l6al7c
Ifonsv-In the comb. per h.. 13al6c
RaoI-Country mixed Yale per ID.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry,
C. o. BREWSTER Receiver.
limo Table No. 10. 10 tako effect 1911 l. m,
Sund.y. November ~ 1874

Leave wheeling-tS:oO. t9:b. EIl:B 4 NJ t''-l
Goals. tt:o. 300 ?. M ,,.,,
S3:2l. tI:.i6. 1905 p. N.
Leave Martins FOry-tS:l! T9:1I' eIl;o+h M
t2.Sl SJ:27, tI:t2. (g:l2. ,,,..,
Arrive uaIJuuctlon-ts:7, tlO.D. lil:j
n m. tl:ss. rJ:l!. tI:16, is:1s =. IN:
Icavn Terminal Juncilon-t7:Eh. l9:O1 Z m,
sls;JO a. m. asa. ti:oA, tblL $50 p m.,,,
Leave MArliu's Ferry-tI;S, ty;Ji A. M 'l-''h
N:OS, ti:iO t5:lg tS.6lp. M: .,,.., 49,,
tl:i7 Is -. tS;5s p. N. .,,,.,
Arrive whceung-t7:i0. l9:0 n M "l-''h
I4.IT, tI:2i 1881. t9:In r. NJ.
t.nSIiy, tDaily excep. Sunday. l5undayS oa!E
iIltIaIns will run on Eastern Tina
lie TAuSSld, Sunorlntendcnt
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that uerc good enough 70 biting mon than 81 "a.
The hog market WAs stronger. Choiec heavy
hogs were Salable a. 81 oct = and u coat 10 i0f
poor stud anil g 5na5 = for pigs and cuil,.
Sheep unchanged There was lltilc trading on
basis Of 55cas 70 for poor TO extra qualities the
prevailing pTIreS being s. eeas "a Lambs weir
-Cstte. I.0O1 head; enves, sj0head; hog, = DO
head; sheep coo head
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. g7.-Hnsi active 81 81 ora
I G., receipts 4.1uO head; ,hlpwenN 1IVu head.
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BuLte-creaueryc choice. 25ag7c; country choice
per h., 15al7c; country good l2albc-
EJcs-Fresh In case. 2laL3c per dozen; IN
barrels, o2a2Sc per dozen.
POHliry-Prce pei pound Old rooSters' Saic;
chickens. spring, 5aGc; chickens, hen, 5a6c
ducks, Ease; turkeys Case.
Tropiodl Fruls-LemonS 50 00a3 90 per box;
bananas. Sl0oa2 90 per bunchi Florida oranges
Hegaa5ies-Cabbage 75casl % per barrel. Choice
potatoes 6eaSjc per bushel +9aGec per
bushel for homo stock Onions, iOajOc per
bushel Celery. 2Sa3Oc per dozen. Home
apples, 81 50a9 30 per barreli New York appleS.
per barrel; Baltimore 81 per barrel Grapes
tCataWbsl l5c per basket Cranoerries S9pa3 "
nor rFata
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NV YORK. Nov. Sit has bccn { very. quiet
dHy Ia al Departments Of trade for purely sea
and heavy weight sultiugs for which 4 steady re-
quest WEs maintained, For spring spccialtics,
the Inquiry was less defined on previous days yet
considerable WAS done when the absence OF
mails Is remembered. Printing cloths have
been Ia dem1ud al ll-tsc bid and declined. and
% asked with small Eales OF spots az that neure.
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ton was Influenced BY the strength OF the share
list and the MARKET closed In good tone. Inc
Transaction Of some note was the sale Of q blocE
OF 10000 West Shore toun AZ 1905. The sales
for the day were 81 0si. 500,
Government bonds hrn.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad hands uSpu
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Gratn-Sew wnest Sac per buShel. Corn. per
bushel, ear from store. 65c: new corn coo per
buEhsL Oats. out Of store, western crop, 40 per
buSheL
FI0Hr-FAncy roller mill winter wheat wood
at g IS per Darrell paper Sc 6S Der barrel spring
wheat MinnehahA 81 5 in sack, 81 IS per barrel
Old wheat Famous s. 60 10 sack. q - in wood;
Galaxy. 81 . IN sack, 81 Is In barrel: PillSbury
-four. s. BIN wood and one-elEhth cotton 81 .
IN paper.
feoi-Ban SIS per :ou; mlddIIngs slsaI9
per ton. bay. baled, Sli OOal5 % per TONI loose
hAy Sl3O0al3 90
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cark-Extrai 900 TO I.2Oolbs. s. 4Oa3 60; good,
200 70 1000 lbs 54cas3 IS: good 800 10 80 ibs. Sa
3ltc; fair, 100 TO SO lbs. 2HSa2tc; common. 6OO
10 100 lbs sa2Ic: balls, 1Sa2b4ci cows. lt3a@1zc,
RoJS-Extra, 81 fnai 60; good. 4hcaS 35; COM
SSstpSExtra 2a3c; good, lh.a2ci common,
Frssi CoIss-SSaSo. calves, sIsai1zc.
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NInInla

NV YORK. Nov. 27.-Pig iron dull; Scotch
SO OOG20 90; American $40 Goals W. TIN weak.
straits SIS SAILS %; plates dull Spelier easier:
domestic s. s1L Lead quiet; brokers' price s. %.
Copper quiet brokers' price glic
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~ Pennsylvania STATIONS.
SgsgHnSVIVanidL LINES!

~ Truins Run ~ Central Time.
rrrxEr OFFICES At pE.:sETLyENI srATroS OF
WGTgR ST FOsIr OF ELEVENTH ST, HHEELISo,
IT NcIunE HoUsE. WHEELING, AND Al IHS
PTSSSYIVAHIA STATION. EEtpsSfohE'
eo,--rvSxT GvsFrNf-""LS uLSntE ROUTE"
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Petroleum.

NV YoRE, Nov 27.-Petroleum steady; Penn.
sylTanlA oil. sales none: December option. sales
none; closed al SIC bid: LIMA oil. sales none.
OIL crTr. Pa. Nov. developments 500 bar.
rels; runs 95,3Il barrels
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RAILROADS.
LEAvE wHEEl.lSG,

tDaily, except sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm Grove at
e;i3 a M and Wheeling at 1Sl7 p. IN.
Trains No. IF. II anil % connect with herilc
line for Trladclphla- Herdic leaves Trladolphia
for Elm Grove at $50 a H.. 1850 a. m, l2S) a IN.
and $40 y. M. Daily, except Sundays and Sat
urday's herlIc. will connect with train No H.
leaving Wheeling atll:00 p. IN.
sundays herdic leaves Trladelphla ct go
n m. 1900 a. M. go p. m. and connects win
trains No. s, II and 20 from Wheeling.
H. Z WEISGERBER Gen. Manager.
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NEW York. Nov. 2I.-woOl quiet
1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO. nor. 27.-Calilo demand very weak.
There was only a few punches OF cattle here
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Weekly Report OF the Local Wholesale
Markets in all Lines
UFTlcE OF NE INTELIiIsLNCEkI
RHEELTSa. Tuesday, Nov. q

WHEIEaENUe EUs71"TI @'V'' =
The local markets are practically unchanged
In all lines, The provision market Is easier,
but the decline Is OF 50 slight al amount that
the quotations Ire unchanged.
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TNTEL JOB OF FlCE-
SHW TYPE SKILLED WORHME:S. HONEST
COUNT aud TASTY WORK: send lot priG,i>
ISTELLIGENCER
lApd q Fourteenth SIrcsL
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The CIsVeIald, Loraiu & Wheeling R. R.
TIME CARD.
Via Elyria aud the Lake shorO Route.
July & 1885,
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RAILWAY NM CARD.

=, AEiral All departure Of trains on ana after
AAhA. tDaiiy, SUNDAY eX1sptei. .Mouiaser-
SsIled' t~Ailr.ly cx pied, SUNDAY only, 'sai.
mis- only MONDAY oaly. Esisrn Standard
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
SOUTH BOUND

On and after Sunday. juno 8. 1891. PASSENGER
Trains will run As follows: 'DailT. tDAily EE'
cent sunday. Central time.
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AREIYE

From PI,,sburgh 1910 IN. and $50 ?, N. daily.
1880 n. m, daily, except Saturday. 1913 p.
m, except Sunday, and &25 a. m; sunday only.
Washington Accommodation. $40 l. m, daily,
oreent Sunday
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Az i'''''' N''' J. & TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger AGsAL
The evening world., 1894-06-09
SUNDAY FEATURES.

Nellie BLY, has spent a week among the
colony Of unfortunate women who are at
the White Plains Keeley Institute trying
to free themselves from the morphine
and liquor habits. Miss BLY, has discoy-
cred through her experience as a patient.
that the Kelley managers admit that
they can accomplish nothing unless their
patients agree not to drink any more
liquor. Not having much faith in the
powers OF the gold cure. Miss BLY, In
sisted upon knowing how much the man
ayers were willing to guarantee. When
they were finally pressed to a definite
answer they confessed that their cure
was sort of mental hypnotism, and
that without the fun assent Of their pa
tients they could accomplish nothing.
Miss BLY, stopped at what Is known as
the Woman's Boarding-House at White
Plains, and had some very interesting
chats with some of the women who are
taking the treatment. She also met sew
eral jolly, good-natured men. who were
finishing up with the treatment and were
wondering whether they would be able
to pass the saloons and barrooms In
| New York without being tempted to dror
In and have n cocktail. The story OF
Nellie Bly's experiences as Kelley
cure patient and what she learned dur,
| Ing her weeks stay at White Plains
makes very interesting feature OF to-
morrows SUNDAY World"
World" reporter went to Sing Sing
last week and spent day with Boss
John Y. McKane, the ex-King OF ConeS
Island. The reporter found Mr.. McKan,
| with four weeks growth OF mustach,
The evening world., 1894-06-09
THE COCOON AND THE cHRYsALIs.

Some OF the society bellies OF this
neighborhood take what Is called the
"peace cure" at a Peeksskill convent
this time every year. They go into re-
tirement for several weeks. obtaining
that seclusion which a religious insti-
tuition grants, and, 1t Is said. spending
their days in rest and study. The cure
does them good, we suppose; tones them
for the season OF Summer-evilness
which they are called upon to endure
in the mountains or at the seaside, and
braces them for their usual hot-weather
campaign of headaches and heart con-
quests.
Such a retreat ought to be a glorious
place for girl to devour the latest
society novel in. or to gather circle
around her and CLEAN therefrom the
freshest gossip and scandal Of the diff
ferent "sets" of the community. 1t
could be made a splendid clearing house
for rumors and such things. Then, again.
every girl who Is there Is likely to learn
what the other girls are going to wear
at Newport. or Bar Harbor. or Coney
Island. when the social excitement be-
gins at those places. The belle who
does this peace cure" justice will prob
ably leave the convent with her nerves
In as nice order as a sideboard full of
silver.
1t must be a beautiful and effective
preparation for the battle of the but
terhies at the Summer resorts. Per-
haps. too. II makes the butterfly yearn
for the fray.
The evening world., 1894-06-09

The woman who wants to have beau
tiful feet must never permit her sole to
enter a slipper. Like naughty children.
feet need constant restraining-they ml-,
be held in check. The moment they are
allowed freedom they run wild. Tight
boots and shoes are foolish and abusive,
but in any snug leather an ugly foot may
be shaped, and a shapely one kept so.
Shoe dealers advise women to get ready
for their wedding shoes at the spring
heel age. There is no support to a slip
per, and SO very little hold that the foot
always has the appearance Of overflow
ing 1t. II the ankles are strong. wear
low or high-cut shoes; II they are weak
wear boots. The foot looks simmer and
the ankles trimmer in kid boot than any
style of footwear.
The evening world., 1894-06-09

The attire OF perfectly dressed
woman, says an authority, is original
without eccentricity. personal to herself
yet conforming to the latest fashions, at
tractve yet undemonstrative, develop
ing to the utmost her own peculiar
charms. Further. the warning is given
that the economical dresser may permit
light-colored fabrics to pass through the
hands OF an inferior dressmaker, but dark
gowns, whether intended for day or even
ing wear. should bear the stamp OF first
class manufacture. Which Is merely car
rylng out the well-understood principle
that It is the rich who can profit by GER
tain economies, not the less fortunate.
who really need them. There is such a
thing as being too poor to wear any but
real lace.
The evening world., 1894-06-09
To an Embryo Scribe.

To the Editor:
You ask me what to write nbouti Good sir. you
do but Jest!
Write about the policemen-''the finest and the
best"
May their moral powers increase with their physi-
cal contour.
And then suggest the captains cry should be
well: "Vive ramourl'
Write about the coming girl. who's going to
rule the roast
Because she has an extra rib. or some such silly
boast:
Or write and ask the reason why onions make
you cry;
II transit will be rnpid in the coming by and
by.
II cnbmen's fares will be reduced-eii simple
things to solve-
And 4 thousand other items you can easily
evolve.
Why. bless my stars. you don't forget Lord
Byrons criticism7
I'll tell you. II you'll please excuse my metres
vandalism:
Sure. it's very. very pleasant to see ONES name
in print.
For you must know u books 4 book. although
there's nothing int!
So II you'll ask what you don't know. or what
you'd like to hear,
/ m sure we'll all be busy for ever and q yeari
LA TouCHE HANCOCK.
1751 Madison avenue.