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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
lEHlGA VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations look OF Corti.sndt and Desbrosses, rs
.tr, A. ". daily. except sunday, Tor MAONh Si'N'>
and intermediate stations ,o,rrSrrp RIFF
p1tn NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BilD1h. a., :
70 Vssf and principal and local points dnlaS,cat y
srsnsnsn Bridge Pullman Nesbue Sleeper y Sll-".
It.io n. daily ,leayes at 1879 A VI SUNDAY .
NsI'r'U CHUNK ard intermediate points Souhee''"'
for Reading ami harrispdis. -, - ~ ,trp, ord ali
900 - ". daily except sunday Tor kLMlhA "a. A Esad
irt.rnnediate stations connections Tor fotSNh.e anu ~
my. chalr-oar e. Wilkesbarie - , 4 "a
$3.50 T.. VI. Sunday only for NhNesua'te - " -
r,nrt on ma al Intermediate stations ,r-Nr
t:rO Il. daily except SUNDAY, 10Y /" So - t,,~a
TlOS and Drlncipal intermediate stations tuH"iti 49,
taror-car W!lkesoarrc, connections iot =,
- 20 T.. VI. daily. except Sunday. Tor bound h'o'" ~
BIB r. VI daily for EAsToN and intermediate s'-'
goa p. VI. daily :or BUFFALO NIAGARA go LIN
and all points Wet Pullman Sleeper 'estlOui.ru
connections fer Reading amt Harrisburg 49,. and
$3.50 PM. daily. except sunday ioF A-aSo" ~
intermediate stations. rocfrF.s-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points Wes w.
l'IIlmaa sleepeis Chicago and Buffalo Shai'-01' "
WikesSarTe. ,, . OK oci "a,
and 2ai broadway East lith ST. lac East I-',"
York: 200 Fulton Court st. - broaS"a'' ""'
brooklyn Annex Brcollyn. n. y. . - 49,. .h.cx
baggage hotel residence through to des'lha0"
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DEL LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN H. n:
Stations in New Ork. foot Of barclay m"
ChristOpner streets. .,.,,,u,r
CSRs pINTsCIi LIGHT. -

Direct route I. NEMARk BLOOMFIELD MON 49,
ThE ORANGES, summit naFd.N '.le, DO - n,
Ridge. Madison. Moriistown. FassAc iatstse", -
ton. Do,ef siann0pe, NEWTON, ~ ~ ~ : ~,
LAKE HOPATI O%G Hackettst1 "n. sesigo LIZ -
WATER GAP, sIK5U5 SURG Pseoass Mo2n' 15s.
SCRANTON. PIITstOS. WILhEsBAt IKE, ~ 80
COKE. DANvILLE, NoRrhU MERRIAM Joni 9s1.
Vile. UTICA. RIcHVlELD SPRINGS; Sott ,,st
SYRACUSE. OSW Ego ITHACA OwEGO. ELMiHA;
CORNING BATH. DANsvILLE. BUFFALO ana al
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
1926 A. INTERPOLATION MAIL stops AT lnnepa'
600 A. M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAMTON;
UTICA, RICTFlELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE anl
OSWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor Cars en-
meet Buffalo with train 70. Chicago and points wes
100 +. M.-SCRANTON. WilKESBARRE and Ei.NlhA
400 Z. M.-SCRANTON. WlLKESBARRE ard PLiM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Burot Parlor Cam
1870 p. Cpallyl.-Bunao Vestihuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGiiAMTON. ELMlRL. BOF-
FALo. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects al
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west. -.
0:3o p n DAILY -BUFFALo. s,ItANToN, BiSGHA sl
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE AMI OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buf.et Seepers. - - .
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
Park Place t29 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations %;
Broadway. III ith-aVe. cor l2h-st. SO West l25th-st
233 Columhusave NewYoIk: 33s ana 726 Fulton It. ami
iOS Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving fun n,of-
nation "A all stations
WFsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nov. 30.-Coton quiet. middng l-l6c
low mldillng i-l0c good ordinary. bloc. net and
gross receipts 1876 bales exports Great Britain. $500
to the Continent 1850 sales 1903: spinners. 40 stock.
l2G 329
mddng D-l6c; good ordinary, G7.c. net ana
ceips iit0; exports coastwse. 09% sales 333 stock.
-. $40
Savannah. Nov 2o.-Coton quiet and steady; midding
T7sc middling, 7+c. s)od ordinary quoted: net
and recepts, 500 bales exports coastwise i7a
sales. TI2: stock, IS. 1855
New orleans. Nov. 2O-Cotton steady. good middling
S Side: middng i-l6c low mddng 1916. good
ordinary 7lc. receipts Il 3sS bacr gross a. 39O;
exports Great Britain $500; coas,wse, 2.320 sales
100. stoch 3i3.03S.
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EnR LAKEWOOD.
RnYAI BLUE LINE.

TO PHILAD ELPhiA BALItI AONE AN
For PhnaaelPhis week di 70 ! s5 s So 200 oar
I PaSor car 80 0nns CAP eco 30 p s 1913 a il IS
~ p n 1915 9sh, s5 su 100 800 DINING carr 600
Dining Cap p ~ iI'lS MN week days 500 1000
+, 20 1Dnng carr A. ~. 23o $50 6'oe Isn,ns 1000
gcS 100 ' dIInna can A. 81 $50 500 Dining carr OF"
UinEg Carr ~ a. sat. can be procured foot -
Lbcry s., ia POI as ai ii 90 iSs,b s ~
C. t1 o a,h 81 25l Columbus Av Newly DIRK Souft ~
SEQ Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN: % Broaa~g W. ana eEeeE
t tne ~, fron, hotel or residence destination
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OTHER MARKETED" TIl'E'fAit
& sa. l5t cs 9s' Z 9 s9@1' me-
las; week sco2 head CONSIGNED hrourh ,.at, rened
$50 bed On ' On s ~ 81 sel sc@dy Light
stock heIfers s8Gs2 io bulls ;? 2os - ~ net thus
go head f 20 S..s mG T., 9 Ss |iF a7co
on sac 1900 head Market opened seaay o we're
and weak 70 &c l9%sr 81 T Gs 7o msea and meiuns
81 -oTsa ~ choice heavy 81 1898 so: roushs ESTN g.
cers last p hoirs head total fr yee mus ta1
a. 600 head: fcr ume last wesS 80 Zoo beal On
saln ne' 10 600 head ncuing followers Maxe orened
closed quiet and over for export grades but s,ealy
70 far or the handy Kind. with s@ie a', 70 lads
IN sale: cho'c- prime lambs 81 w. ~ q, liked
choee 50 soqsi TO- igh, ,5d.9 ~ ca. and common
s, 7sas2 o. export sheep. 50 250ta 30.
Union stock Yards Chicago. Nov e. p,
,dclets and feeders 81 3OasS 30 cow and bulls
u 1o1<9 20; h Receipts 5000 head. Tar-
ket Arm and narv higher heavy packing Gnt e. ss TYP
sns ; So 'Css3 7S & gss ?I S6 8
SO iSgss 81 to E@s- 81 15sa ao sS.
"a Iou Sow 2'Nionai Stock sci.
Gs scS Sp 50 i5s4 cows 5Gs25o TEXAS steers
81 Is HogsRecePts G79G heal ~ market 30
I rS, 81 25@sa &c shecReeepts 75 head w % d
50 se, ,s n 10 su'ni aeG 81 25gS2 Ok lambs 81
Eas, Liberty Nov receipts w. rgee' g G%
sa9s Fge 81 aGaS 1 is 2 90 las
ui .,ag; 81 50ass Iors- Recelps ne~'i rriinr i..,
81 amom t. far Yorers 81 - 5o renFls
y 1859 . =, f" r, | & 1ods? ~ common
sc4s. larf g 25g;i ~ Veal calves S6pF0 '' heavy
Ka,ras cry Nov Recegts. l. o99 b
sh 50 aoa$' - gs' x sH$a .ec1 cave" E $ sos 2S
Ygr 10 goci 81 25Gs3 90: cows md hees 2.l - Sq
81 TO- i@s Vi g. 4oSsa 20: calves yiaS9 Texas and
y tern s,.ers Sc 46ass c5 seclEeceips 700 head
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,-.all UENEY D PCRROi. Clerk

sugars dun. unchanged. Feed dull easier: winter brah
in hulk SIS 25ISli per ton. Other articles unchanged
:, Iouls Nov oo-Flour quiet. unchanged. Bran dull
sacod as SIDE &c; country points &c "heaI s1ay
November 51i.r: December. 5i3sc; hay, o<'zc Assn
corn steady November 2ifsc December 2iH-c May -oI
ag6i.c oats lower: November. iSc; December ~ My
co. Egyp steady: fresh I7isc PorS-standard mess
20 Lari-Prime steam. 539 choice 800, BiS2 con-
Roxed ehoulaers 5zc: 5sc clear rms o4c snor
clear 5sc Dry salt meats-ShouGers. i'lc: ribs. 41r
cloer AS High wines steady at 81 o. Wool inarket
steadv prices unchanged Baggng-Jcbbirg l.. ID f2c'
~ istc: q. n 5isc: iron ties. 75c hemp twine ne
Lad slow ard soft Missouri and desilverizsd y %
cp.ite du at
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RAILROADS..
-, a -..cr. - f-~t-ss -
NEW YORK.
CENTRAL
w HUDSON RIVER r. r.
u HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From GRIND Central station. 42d stree Express
s,,o M M E@~ept sunday. Empire state A-~'
Fasfest train In the world. 100 Colchester,
O.3O A. DAILY Fast Mail FOR sJfaeu'''
Eunalo Niagara Falls Chicago. Ter all i'm
,o,oo "a rscent sunday. lay kxpress for q" ~"
1.oo W"Daiiy Southwestern Limited for ~'"''"
natl IG3anapol sc asd s s. for Detroit clsve
ZERO T. NJ Except sunday. West Point fo's""'
,o aOany rHy N SaTtT Shore Limited Due Ds'rO"
$50 A. H.. Chicago 40 T. n r-,,c, AGiron-
0,OO p M-Iaiiy For Albany, Troy. u.s' i,araio
dack Mountains, Montreal ISiynnro cincinnati
Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit '"''"''
GO, p M"paly Saratoga. Plattsburg' 81 "'''"''
z,.o PM l,aiy For Auburn Road, Bunao ninsao
Falls Cleveland indianapolis. 81. sseny.rs for
O.OO p M-Daily only sleeping car blncbss;er car
points on the Fall Brook KY anu '
o,. ep =" a Fcr Oswego. watertowa os s,r
" burg Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago ~ PPoad
cav for Cape Vincent and The aup' IA principal
1910 NC;HT-Theatre train for ChicsgD nabt except
LAW ,r.nts on New-Yor. Central, every hs"' ~
,oc SUNDAY an, psn a:,5 r. M-paiy excep, sunday to
Ptsneld. via Harlem Diysion T., and the Berk.
0:,5 A. M.-sunday only. 10 Plttsh.'u "'
shire Hills via Harlem DIVISION,
ALL NIGHT" TRAINS TO SoN md ni'p points on
"Au night trains between l53hs ,annectlon with
Putnam Division as Ycnkers N ooh INNING al
tho Tieva,ed Road This IL the only line 'u"'
nigh" trains out Of New York ..,,,.
Tins Illuminated by Pntsch Light ~o,,-., Station
TLa,s and Wagner Ofices at Grand 'en.rsi ~ Ia a,
s Broadway IA Park Piece 2G iS 81 Vest l25t-
a., nd i3S,h'st station New York. S5s ana -" '
AZ and 100 broadway T. D.. BrooXiyn. 40 the West
baggage checked from hotel or residence W ~
CO.., ,o,, Express Tof T9pqa"Y GEORGE IL DANIEIs
JOHN NJ ~, -. General Passenger Agent
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Baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati.
81. Louis and All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALI. TRAINS.
Lave Newyork foot OF Lioer,ys,. daily Tor CHICAGO
ESQ p. and l2:i6 night PlTTSBCRG. $3.50, sun.
2ao san. 1918 night ClNclNNATI, ct. Lotus. 10 a
m. 900 IN. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. a. m.
sun. 10 Dining Car 1880 a M. Dining Car
go p. m 1880 p. M ex sun Dining Carr Is 90 p. m.
Dining Car: 900 >. m. Dining Car. i215 night.
NORFOLK. II 80 a. any
NEW-oRLEANs. Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping car. p. m daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light.
Ticket Offices: ii3 III: @6i. AIS. lao Broadway 81
East i4tn ST.. ~ Bowery y Y 3i4 Fulton ST BROOK
yn; stations foot u Liberty st. e. L. u. OF ~ J.
New York Transfer Company Will call for and chech
baggage from hotel OF residence " destination
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WEST HORE R,K..

and Il minutes ,arIicr from foot ; iahH''" d.
tyo A NJ Dah Local 10 Bu'taio -..,.,, N,u,,ain,
.,'.,o a a. nav Ia, All 10 Albany for Catskii Mouha'
80 A. w. Dai ,pior cars to Albany. SUNDAYS only.
oI A. VI Daily Albany Ue9 sypadus saa Sieas
LIB l. ~ Day sxseg' s ,pdns and 'sin nnewassa
tnhs. NS,,+ira cal i-vel Lake George Iaiof car
90 - Vi Dly. except sunday igr AiT TS SYRACUSE
600 =. W. nm 1|;, %i1eaSa Fails Toronto. Detroit
,fani chicago and -. LOUIS. ..A.ru .lhsrv
y % :. ~ DaGy exc~2: sunday. for Hswnutg "'0''
's"raoga sni Monwoal Parer car - 1.tica Syracuse
7.i5 =. Il. Daily Except @"'""'' 49,
Rochest.. ard iiiia' Albany Utica syracuse. Roches
-" rotio Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Th.'as u tim, tables paor and s,eepnscaar ana
Mutations Apply cy oifces Bryokiyh a neDs For other
stations. M " LIS az ''' C. Z. LAMBETH
Information a'f'"ss ,,.,da-,iit ave York.
Gen Passenger Agent. Nahne''N' -.
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Ccnnl \ Offices.

O~>o.nr-o/NNNN"/eo
At 4 SPECIAL TERN Of the NeW-lo rn ' "a.
n nre,ne Court held the Chambers thereoa o N S
r,, Uouse IN the city Of New York IN me 5On 10;
r,,tcr In the matter ~ voluntary dissolution Oh
he Girsch Iitrographing Company. ,,, r,aor
On reading and filing the petition OF Henry ~ riaa,
William Forster Charles Nahns ana Ntirisai
- ,,e Dire,tors ( the Grsch lhosraphing coipti3
,e,c CORPORATION created under the laws OF me pa
u New-Yo.k. having its prncpa oince .utS dssd
1904 schedule thereto ahheN'u uu.'
,rraei Iv he petitioners. and inc notice ot H,'w"
to annexed and admission Of due service oi % use
tr ami MOTTO. OF Application for an c'ler - sHo' ~
49,, la ration should nCt he deserved ana Ioi ~
o,r amounting Temporary Receiver Of me Pryle'l
~, s.i rorp,ny with an the powers ana authctIs,es 81
~ i,sSaiyc- and after hearing Forster. Hotahs
= I,ts~,.. -t1.nc.a for the petitioners. II - 49,.
Ordered that all pers interested IN sai coFpoi -
chou cause before Eugel. \. PhNbln, ISL, VIM 10
hereby appointed Referee for hat puipse At -. ~
\, III broadway. in the cry ol New lpr" On tne ~
dav If p,cember ls95. al II "ciort "a me lotnius
,ba aay why said corporation should hot DC
eri WHY az order judgment dssoying the
AMI windlng up affairs 1nf ID 'th.',hS -
anon, s or, II o~s and cihoid r. shoull noi ne 'h''
ana %rc~fd tia. copy q order 10 published a, least
ono in each Il tree weeks iTrladlaey Piece ing
M. sal day u December. - n ne ~" 80,
Journal AMI The NcwNOfk tribune, n"sI;'lr., ~,
iieheG in the City Of New-fork wherein us
orie. Is entered AID also tna copy OF fa,d ornti
srad uaon each the persons specified IN te
,rcxei t tho p.t.tlon As ere or ar s'rchhoiief q
ho e,id corporacn or person 10 whom an engage
mont " the SAID cooperation is @ De performed ON, I
Than those persons therein specified whose re -
sta,.d To- lie unknown. ~ he without the Hits %
ch service made either personally NJ eas ~ "is
before the dino appointed for the hearing As aoH 90
pv ,oaatin~ a If tbs order az le1s' ~
ia. .fore the time appointed In the Post once en-
closed in postpaid wrapper. aadrssei 20 the 80" "
he served at his residence stated in sad schedule
HENRY Il. PEEKMAN, j. :. c.
lark
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSGI

rtfe g. IA
- ,racIs Automatic Eock ',ibi-1''
-, and sftsr November J.: - :.
r-atns leave station foot OF labery c1,-r,1 l..
70, Eaf,on. bethlehem Allentown Mau1n 10 90,
$50 10 9lo 4i;io ., 20 10 Aientown P. sunias
tao = :i5 to EasSoa 4 NJ lo9 80 9g" 30 NJ
10 80 AS p N suneags; ~ :, 40 A ~ 40 $50
p9' EeedisS 90 s.5 100 p NJ l25 night son'a''
90. 80 $50 600 p ~ i2so a aiip' A NJ 1910 10
90 cor 800 80 p u. i2l5 night sundays ''''
go = S Mi levi burg and viamport. az ~
o 10 A NJ iio. 30 5:3o p. NJ sur'a'''
600 p. NJ 49,, DAN POr-TE
r., parr rnng Btanch and points soutna 20 fDa aa
pisosan. 80 s:i5 ii 80 A. ~ lSC a. ana Astury
Z, N SUNDAYS except Ocean S'O'S '@
D.. 900 A. NJ 400 p. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis A ~ l:i5. $40 $40 r. NJ p,,x and
For Farmngtals; Tons hiyeri 40 p M.
Tnr stlantc city vineand and BFidseon 40 NJ u.s.
a. Monmouth Beach seabright and Hign,a3hos az 10
srk 80 s:l5 II 80 A. NJ. l;y, lf'' -" "
p ".
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STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Nov % Flour qule spring wheat pa.S1i
"a r. "a IN d., do straight 81 = sa so sales lV ros
~ C., ,.r, Am 80 rcd spot AMI November. 60.
&C.: nec,nbor G50 5'.c May. o9''n,2, steamer n :
I a. 1G2,. Southern by eamI' h3NVfr. d. On grade
co sfoc, Sc 1000 bush sales. 5000 com easy!
Vi3tt sp,, and November. 81 4Ra'c No,emb,r ~"
1 ia a-.,53ic. wear 3fi.p3isc. Janu'ry "tH"H,c'
Feirlary alG3i e. steamer nxcl 3S,sI''.c ii.,i'
sai.9 ~ GOO oats inactive and steady ~ W.,
V,e.,,-n 234o3t.c. ~ mixed o.. @2'sl &c. -
rs oo, tuer no steady. No = i3t az n"try f"fi re-
vos,ern. stock % bush Hay firm. SD % la; Grain
fre,his dun Cotton quiet; mitdlings. So. o'"e. A.
ticles unchanged
u,,., vev oo-Flour dun. corn doll. Oats quiet
shos quc, Provisions qniet Ii,sr steady Northe,n
,..rrr To-. western 9Gi0r Eggs firm Easte n
49,. aeq23c western. 9lQ22,; enigan choice, -"4
chicago. Nov 2o-The leading futures ranged AZ fol
lows:
Wheat, No .: Opening Highes, Lowe''. ciosas
Eolcllhc. ........' -. -. -. 80 -
december ~ n 20, - sltcs 80 ETA li =
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IeEuary st the Gharao'ers;ie feature 81 of~ e ns
Tor Brazil Trading is n desie m n'o ,ces @
i5dc 80 ana IL o Tor R a;,b SS
the market . quite s;saay ana h W roe sale Of 900
SSS Santos Nos To s. to be she 5sc for
No T. ana 500 bags Maracaibo on private terms
FLOUR AND MFAI,-The market fairly active. win
spring again developing weakness he 9ussee
ss4s p pms mad Z" az es With country
low as g. s Their c YVES e s s sSS pary at 50 Is
in wood to-day 50 100 pkgs inciu1-
M ns s. soGss 80 mainly at s. choice 4oeo
Ss clears for e&e :. a. 70 qnS P. . cy res 81
20 bS. ely extra e ssGss TO- spring patents.
g manly x RIyie 't S S'
sale sale 800 300 S fs 'R p 81 ss
active sales. 60 bbis at 50 4oas2s - Quoted; Brandy
50 a0Gs2 %. BAG MEA1-Market sieady. Qgotei;
.'... FEED-Dun Quoted: 4o-ib. c6qG5c con, coqe3c
7S575c boniDy ebon G7; To- cdtonseed meal slet
81 o. oil meal 92i4G95c city feed zoe for bran in bags
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market was feaiureless
opened V higher lost the rise end was inactive Ca
Receipts were lighter in he Northwest Than anticipated
a $5 s against M as " Week u and Sa5
last year Weather reports were not untayorablc The
ican Z IL rhonan makes ne yield Of spring whea.
lss bush per acre. Winter wheat. 2eo.oOocoo bush
To 9@ Vel" Of V %6es Oui bush per S
and Manesd s a minated e a. Srnshhs
7o 600 bush Of The be sY5ns wheat yield The 'q %
The Kansas official State report made the yieli
n winter wheat l0.522i bush: spring wheat. 4Ss,Sig
ush The exports Of wheat ana -four Tor NE week ended
saturday night from Atlantic and Pacific ports
:lII 900 bush 715o0 bush the previous wee,
making a total since July az 4S.l9OVO bush Interior
ece pts wheat spring wheat markets to-day were
2i77s4 BUSH against 703 773 bush last winter.
100 23G bush against 70 2JI bush. Seaboard receipts.
30 bush 1922 100 bush total iG9o 80 bush.
against $50 BUSH exports 100 623 bush against III
bush. The market late was dull and unineresns clos
lug unchanged prices Cash wheat duh.
bat steady; No hard 5000 bush sold on private terms
and rumors Of loads OF Manitoba wheat
private No req was quoted at &c oyer Dseemoer
o b. afoat: December closed at 63Ac. No NOrtheF n
New-York nc December. b. ahoat: DO Duluth.
la.c over and No ] hard Duluth Sc December b..
afoat. .COH\The market was fiat and uniniefes;-
ing There movement In prices, either Eat or
West and featurcless unchanged 20 &c
advance Official crop repor, makes the wed
fall. and for hve q ~ bush The
io, production Is POI. $1,000 bush. DOor receipts of
to-day were 81 900 bush against G2 600 lest year
exports 1913 bush. against 5lUO bush. Cash corn
was dull 1900 bush No sold at 5.i.c delivered. 1000
3sc. b. aioat 5000 bush, 3Ii.c o b..
anOat, December. and 5000 bush No yellow. 31i=c.
elevator .OATS-Specui aon continues AT stand
for futures. There II little
outside interest professionals not operating. Re
CENTS are u tho demand. and visible stocks
,osGIy Increasing Tie o.csc t--day Vas al uaehangsd
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:. z H. l. J ~ s S,

THOUGH trains leave New fo!k i0ot q ChlmheFs-s.
as .oIoTs and five minutes earlier from West 23i-s,
O.nO a. M.-vrs;,baled Express Daily for Wa,erly.
J.UO Hirghartcn. Emira Buralo. Bradford. James
town. Meady.e and the West Pagl0r eAr 10
23O dsso VssS e6saaa %s'i h ass s S
40 4 NJ. Chicago 5.35 4. VI Sleeyers 70 Chr
caSo. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
>.)A Il. N.-IunaO Nestibuled Express Daily, arrives
4 'IO luraiO : 30 \. NJ making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West.
OK y. N.-Na ChaItauqua Lake ana Niagara Fg,.s
OLD Dl,y sold train 70 chicago. Secpers 10 Buy
ialo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
'NlCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i aosommodatiors AZ III. 26i +0l and O57 Broadway.
i5d Eas, i2Sth-s Chambers and West a3l ferries.
Newyork 80 Broadway and SS3 Ful,cn-s. brooklyn. 80
Hudson Wohoken. and Jersey cay Station. Era
Transfer Company cans Cor and checks baggage .om
hotels and residences 10 destination.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-26
DRESSING LIKE WOMEN.
A Time When Feminine Styles Were Pre-
ferred by Men.

In point of fact, the early medieval
man and woman looked as much alike as
the fin de steele wheelman and his BIZ
cycle girl Take the king and queen in
pack of cards They are early medie-
val. Notice the surprising similarity
i'll their costumes--the same wide robes
and angular folds, the same stained
glass stiffness. Novices at cards may be
excused for being at loss sometimes,
at least until they have learned to look
for the kings beard.
With the wane of the age Of chivalry
there came singular exaggeration in
the toilet of men. They deliberately
initiated the women. They allowed
their hair to grow long, cultivated curls
by the hot irons and ointments and ac-
tually wore ehaplets, like diadems to
curb their flowing locks. In the texture
and color OF their garments they showed
the same effeminacy, for they began to
affect brilliant reds aud blues and to
wear costly trimmings and jewolry.
This, TOO, was the age of the signing,
wailing lover, fainting at his mistress
frown. Every knight who could write
heaTsed his love affairs At every gath
ering of the nobility there was a child
ish prattle of love. cloying and monoto-
nous for very sweetness. The sexes
seemed TO have changed places. 1t was
the lover who was a shy wallflower,
who blushed and went about woeful
and wogworn from his secret passion.
As we look over the poems of the min
nesingers, those bards of love, the lady
seems always unapproachable, listening
with contemptuous mien TO the gentle
mans gentle advances. While he suc-
cumbs TO nervous exhaustion she goes
about her business perfectly healthy.
either indifferent or cruelty conscious of
her power w ID McCracken in Lip
pincott's
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-26

mrs w. 1. WILSON. been seldom seen
at official functions. While it is proba-
BILE that she will endeavor to discharge
the more important social duties de-
volving upon her as a cabinet woman,
there is no doubt that Mrs Wilson pre-
fers the seclusion of the home circle at
Charleston, in West Virginia. This
home is only about two hours ride from
Washington, and so the Wilson's have
never taken a house at the capital.
Mrs. Wilson reads a good deal, Is in
terested in church work and has person
ally supervised the education of her
children, of whom there are four. Mrs.
Wilson was daughter of Professor
yelling, president of Columbian univer-
sity, and was married about 90 years
ago. She believes that her husband
should find complete rest in the family
circle, and SAYS: "He can find plenty of
people to worry him about politics, so
when he comes into the home we never
discuss politics. ! prefer other subjects
and he hears enough of 1t outside. F"
She accompanied Mr.. Wilson to Mexico
after congress passed his famous tariff
bill. and succeeded in nursing him back
to health.
Mrs. Wilson is described as a slender
woman of medium height who dresses
in black and wears her dark hair waved
about the temples. She has very bright
dark eyes, q cordial smile, is quietly
self possessed, and not only is blessed
with sense of the humorous, but
among her friends can give expression
to it.