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The herald., 1895-01-30
Cbieago Live Stock market.

CHICAGO Jan. 29.-Buslness in the cattle
market opened dull today. Buyers look for
pretty full receipts for Wednesday and Thurs
day. and think they will lose nothing by wait
ing They bought in q desultory way from
1925 to So for common to choice steers 500
3. 20 for common to choice cows and bulls and
81. 25t63 90 for stockers and feeders.
At the close IA. SO was the extreme top of the
market for heavy hogs and 81 20 for the best
light. The bulx of the heavy and medium sold
at $4.25G4 A. ana So. 1904. % took most of
the $50 and 200 pound hogs.
The receipts of sheep were. only about 5000
head. Sellers were easily in shape to hold the
recent advance Common to extra sheep were
quoted at 81 50Qe4 90; common to extra lambc,
$3.50D4. 80; cuIls. $17592. 90
Recei pts-Cattle, 1000; calves. 800; hogs
%. 600: sheep, 60o0.
The herald., 1895-01-30
Notice for Publication Of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
i CALIFORNIA; County of Los Angeles, ss.-In
the matter OF the estate of L. c. Bosbyshell,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday the fifth
day OF February, 1895, at 10 O. clock a. M OF
said day, at the court room of this court De.
geles, county of Los Angeles and stale of Cal
ifornia, has been appointed as the time and
place for hearing the application of VIM. +,
a document now on file in this court. purport-
ing to be the last will and testament os the said
deceased, be admitted to probate. that
letters testsmentary be issued thereon to your
petitioners, at which time and place all per.
sons interested therein may appear and con
test the same.
Dated Jan. 9TH, 1896.
T. E. NEwLIN. County Clerk.
By c. W BLAKE, Deputy
Wilson & Bulla Attys for Petitioners
The herald., 1895-01-30
Lon DON Money Market.

NEW York. Jan. 29.-1hs Evening Potts
London oablegra2 says:
The presid 3nTs message is unanimously APP
proved as sound and thor0ngh. Nevertheless
gloomy views prevail as 10 the probs bic actor
of con sress A private cable 10 q commercial
house sec1ns to Indicate the probability OF al
thorty being sranled for an external 3 per
cent loan by the present Hession OF congress.
This is thought to b. too good to b. trre. The
irketS are irregular and quiet. ttlem ent
mas begun. Americans were Hat from FIRST to
last. new China u per cent gold loan of
$4,000. 900 is expected immediately. The
favorable effect on the silver market.
The herald., 1895-01-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 29.-veget4 No
tomatoes arrived today but there was moro
than enough OF cacry-over stock to meet the
demand Only two sacks of green peas came
in and none OF string bean. Green peppers
are drug, finding sale Recei pts OF as
paragus this morning were 10 b xss, selling ut
wide range. Consignments of rhubarb fooled
up 20 boxes We quote;
Hot house cucumbess wsre Offered at 75cG
81. so per dozen.
Asparag us-l7I192 per ID.
RhuoarD-$l. 90 Uet box.
Mushroom s-s@l2c per ID for common, and
l5CDk5c for choice
Tomatoes-Los Angeles, 75cG$l.25 PSI box.
Beans-string, u 6Sc per ID.
Peas-Green, 3d1Sc per Id.
Squash - Mdrrowfat, So .0097.00 per ton;
II ubbard, $40 per ton.
Peppsrs-Gresn. 3 G6o per Id.
Turni ps-50c per censnt.
Beets-60 175c Der sack.
Carrots-Feed. 30,G50c.
Cabba ge-3O n4uc.
Garlic-3dgic per lib.
Caulihower-30040 per doz.
Peppers-Dry, 15117I5c per lib.
Okfa-Dry, 1910 i5c perlb.
The herald., 1895-01-30
London Wool auction.

LONDON, Jan. 20 "A good average selection
was offered at the wool auction "a es today
The bidding was steady with Americans axain
free buyers There was no special feature.
The present series will close next Tuesday.
The number of bales offered today was IA 5y4
bales, of which 1900 were Withdrawn. Fol-
lowing ar sales.
New South Wales 1882 bales-scoured 7llc
a Is; greasy 49zd q 10d.
Queenland. 442 bsles-scoured 7lsd; greasy
sd 5l4d.
Victvris, 1854 bales secured 11Iad Is
Sod; greasy 4l4d 1s.
South Australia, 1851 bales-scoured Is I'D;
greasy SGD I'D.
Tasmania, 343 bales-scoured SGD Sd.
New Zealand, 621 bales secured Is; greasy
AID Sd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal 1852 bales
secured 81 IL Is q I'D: greasy "A u Sd,
The herald., 1895-01-30

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. COL WAS in better
demand. and prices ruled firm Territorial and
Northwestern light fms, $3.50; do heavy, 701
SC: fine Medium. 19@1Ic.
Boston, Jan. 30. -rhe wool market main
though the demand cannot be called active
California woods, spring. northern, 13fD14c;
middle country spring, 91l1c.
The herald., 1895-01-30
VENTURA PROJECTS.

Potatoes Held for Higher Prlces-ship.
ment of Onions.
correspondent of THE HERALD at New
jerusalem, Ventura county, reports the follow
ing items of interest to produce dealers:
Several cars of onions were shipped from
here last week for Los Angalep. There are not
many left.
There are about 5000 sacks of potatoes being
held here yet for higher prices Growers want
81, but have not been offered more than S5
cents,
The herald., 1895-01-30
MARIRE HRWs.

Daily Report of Arrivals and Departures
of Vessels
REDoNDo, CAL, Jan. 20.
ARRIVED.
January 27-Stesmer Santa Cruz, from San
Francisco and way ports, with 10 tons apples
January 29-Stsamer Santa Rosa. from San
Francisco, with l3e tons freight and IS passen-
gers.
'N sAILED.
January 27--sIeamer santa Crus, for San
Diego.
January 29-steamer Santa Rous, for San
Diego, with 10 passengers
The herald., 1895-01-30
RELEASE OF Monrc ess.

HEIEiSE OF MOEIW UNI
The Metropo itan Building and Loan associa-
ton has jass role sed liens amounting to Sl36,-
800 on resid .ncs buildings erected through
loans made by the az &C alton. This Is locsl
concern, and the amount sb)ve named repre-
sents bstween 800 and 400 buillings The as
ISOLATION is paying very handsome dividends
- its stockho ders.
The herald., 1895-01-30
ComDagnie GsnersIe lransatlautique

FRENCH LINE TO HAvRB.
COMPANY's PIER NEW NO, ~ NORTH
~ river foot of Morton st., New York.
Travellers by this line avoid both travail "
English railway and the discomfort ct ogo<k
ing the channel in small boat
"a BourgoSne, January Il
La Champagne, January IL.
La Normandie, January 26
La Bretagne, February 2.
La Gascogne, February 0.
La Bourgogne, February 10.
New York to Alexandria, EgyDt, VI Haf1n
frst-class $3.50, second class 16. ~ -
For freight or passage apply TO
A. FORGET, Aeonk
No. 2 Bowling Green. New Y12k.
J.F. FUGAZI & CO., agents. Monoa6Ef<u,
ave-, San Francisco. branch Ofhco. 10 XSSk
gomery st. Tickets are Tor sale by ~ 1olf256
and steamship ofieeh e. -
The herald., 1895-01-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Los ANGELES. Jan. 20.
Eggs are little frmer on account OF tenn
porsry let.up IN the supply. Dairy products
and other produce show little change from yes.
terday.
EGGs-Per doz., California ranch, 1890
The herald., 1895-01-30

San FaASctsco, JAs. 29.--3ilver bars 591S
59}se per ounce,
NJ -xiean dollars 405c.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.--silver bars, per ounce,
$500.
LONDON, Jan 29.-sllyer bullion, per ounce,
935 fine, 3QSsd
The herald., 1895-01-30
New York COTTON Market,

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Cotou easy and irresu-
lar. Middling, 8 l6c; low middling, 4Xc;
good ordinary, 4i4c ct receipts. 10 ITO;
gross, $50; exports t. Greet Britain, 5llO;
sales $500. stock, 1893, 452.
The herald., 1895-01-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
The herald., 1895-01-30

BOTTOM, Jan. 2a.-The closing quotations
we're:
Atchison ........ 80 Mexican. nm.
Bell Telephone. 1870 san Diego.,... -
burlington. ....... IOlel
The herald., 1895-01-30

NEW YORK., Jan. 20.-Pelr oeun-S Steady:
oil sslss. none: February option
sales, none; cioEed. 100 bid. Lima oil sales,
none.
The herald., 1895-01-30

Los ANGELES, jan. %.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of observations taken
at Los Angeles January 20, 1895. Mote
Barometer reduced to sea level
The herald., 1895-01-30
WEATHER STATISTICS.

Observations at Los Angeles and other
Points.
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Rep0rts received at Los An.
geles Jan. %. 1895. Observations taken at all
stations at 8 p. M, 18th meridian time:
The herald., 1895-01-30
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS,
The Local Demand for Loans
Improving.
Release of Mortgages by Building
Assoc iati0n. =
Closing Prices OF the Leading stocks
and Bonds-Foreign and Do
mestie Exchange.
Los ANsE Is. Jan. %.

Notwithstanding tue crisis in the Gnsncial
affairs Of ths government, local bankers report
H. state OF business IN ich bsttec than several
months ago. The dem nj for loans on gGol
security is steadily i'm provlny. Eight par cent
is about the average rate of interest.
CLEARING HOUSE, ABATEMENT.
Following are tina bank clelrings for the
week to date:
The herald., 1895-01-30
Stocks of Grain In Sight.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-specisl cable and tele-
graph advices TO Bradstreet's, covering the
principal points of accumulation in the United
States, Canada and Europe, indicate this follow
ing changes in stocks of grain last Saturday
co;npared with the preceding Saturday: Avail
able supply, United States and Canada, east of
the Rocky mountains, wheat, decrease, l,150,-
600; United States and Canada, east of the
Rocky mountaiu as, corn, increase, 800 600; oats,
decrease, 1900. United States and Canada,
west OF the Rocky mountains, wheat, increase
100. 600 bushels; Rfloat for and in Europe
wheat, increase, ,564, 600.
Larger decreases of domestic wheat stocks
east OF the Rocky mountains not reported by
the grain exchanges include 225,000 bushels
in Northwestern interior elevators; rs 900
bushels in Louisville; $4,000 bushels in Mil
waukee private elevators; 81. 900 bushels in
Minnesota private elevators; %, 900 bushels in
Chicago private elevators, and 10000 bush els
in Fort Worth.
The Sugar Beet Acreage.
CHINO, Cal. Jan. 29.-Some 5000 acres were
planted to beets upon the Chino ranch this
season, and nearly 5000 in the vicinity of Ana
helm.
Wall paper at Echstrom's, 324 $. SpIing ST.
The herald., 1895-01-30
The Orange Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 Oranges firm; fancy,
% 0094 90; others, SO 00@3.50.
The herald., 1895-01-30

Es7- This timetable is published ~ T.
HERALD for the convenience of its readers 80
lie trAveing pubic.
other railroad companies pay for ths phi
lioation OF their timetables.
The southeiu Pacific Company refuses 70 ~
Tor the publication of It's time-fnbls IN tn
HERALD because this paper is criticisInk tAe
corporations policy opposing hasbor 1t eau
Pedro; its attitude tow lrd the Nicaragua prep-
osiuon: ~ attem Ut TO Oppress and rob tno
peopleo iPasadena; and It's tyrannous dlscr1ms
-iiin,."i, asrinst the interests Of the people e
the San joaquin Valley.
COUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TIME 1ABLE-DECEMBER 20, 1894
Arcade Depot Los Angeles.
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Mrs Vanderbilt ana suit for divorce was TO be
begun under the laws Of Rhode Island 1t was
said a the time that the sum offered by MI
Vanderbilt was 49, 900 and that Mrs. Wander
bit was to take the sum in place Of alimony and
cf her right Of dover.
Intimate friends Of tho family have not hest
tat4d to remark to each OtheY in the privacy ~
their own drawing-rooms that Mrs Vanderbilt
had a temper that was not the sweetest IN IN"
world, and that she mad shown herself decidedly
unamiable on more than one occasion. 1t "as
said-of course by MIR. Vanderbilts defenders
that his wife's disposition was positively snrewish
and that he could not live in comfort and amiiy
with her These assertions were renewed WIN
great assiduity last spring, when the much-
talked-of yachting party suddenly broke up
In The Mediterranean and the guests wan
dered severally TO their homes Mrs. Van
home which had been rented for her In bOnny
England. while her husband. az has been
said hied him to Paris. whcre his doings set
the tongues Of gosS!ps a-wagging The story goes
that Mr.. Vanderbilt won 10000 francs at In"
Grard Prx and Immediately afteTward meeting
for the first time the woman to whom h" became
devoted. poured MS rew-won wealth into her lap
CORNELIUS VANDERBILTS HASTY TRIP
More than one such story was afoat when
the dispatches were frs, received IN this city
announcing that Mrs Vanderbilt taking
steps for a divorce. This report received further
credencc because Cornelius Vanderbilt had
made a hasty visit abroad with the ill-con-
Cealcd purpose OF pdlcHIHb NJ IL prftt toionei
William Jay. Mrs. Nanderbilts lawyer, also
fastened across the water. Rumor went so fai
az to declare that a basis OF separation had
been agreed upon, and that Mrs Vanderbilt
was to receive $500 900 a year and the three
houses at Newport. Islip and In this city.
on September rs Mrs. Vanderbilt returned
with her three children 20 this country and
went directly TO Newport. Later she returned
TO this city and q conspicuous hgure al the
Horse Show in Madison Square Garden In the
second week I'm November. When the season
opened in town Mrs. Vanderbilt and her dauSh.
ter were frequent attendants at the opera untii
a few weeks before the close OF the season
when strangers were noticed In the DoE rms
was explained by the action Of Mr.. vanderbilt
who Instructed the directors of the Opera House
no; to permit any one to use hif box without
written order from himself otherwise TO sell the
box for every performance.
Mrs. Vanderbilt since her return Ia New
York. has continued her social life IN a quie'
way. giving small dinner parties and receiving
her friends at her horle in Fifth-aVC.
MR. VANDERBILTS RETURN.
William X. Vanderbilt returned to this coun-
try on December u, and went TO the horne OF
his mother. Mrs William II. Vanderbilt There
were numerous reports at that time that A
-econci!ia,ion had taken place. and that Mr.,
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COLGATE & CO.'S
1905 LAUNDRY SOAP.


Of rooms in The club and had them converted
into one They overlook Central Park and
Fifth-ave These he leases by the year. Like
the other men of his family he belongs to a
number Of clubs. the list being the Metropolitan.
Vaudeville, Players. Riding. Racquet. Coaching,
County OF WestChester, South Side sports
mems Meadow Brook Hunt and New York
Yacht clubs. He is. besides. member of the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art and the American
Geogrs phcal Society He has from the begin
ming been the chief owner of the stocks and
bonds Of the Coney Island Jockey Club and
when in this country is frequent attendant at
the races of that association. He bets freely
on the contests, but not heavily. Both he and
Mrs Vanderbilt fond Of yachting. After the
sinking Of the Alva in a collision on the MaSsa-
chusetts coast he bought the Valiant an Eng
lish- built boat. A gay party started on her FOR
q tour around the world but the domestic DICK
erings grew unr estr ain ID that the journey
came to an abrupt end At Nice.
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt have always enJo!eu
fine social position, and have been Iberal w
their entertainments. both In New OK. New
port and upon their yacht. They have ihree
children the eldest being Miss Consuelo VINO IL
about eighteen years Of age. The next Is SOL"
William X. jr., born October o. 1919 VINO Is d
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uR cars pIcvTRES ar hartford.

Hartford Coan.. March 5--One Of she dnesi eXh-
Billions o. paintings that has been held In Hart
ford Was opened here Yesterday at the Eekharat
gallery |: consists % a collection % oils. large and
small from tho brush % Ei~ari Gay. There are
sixty-one In ali and of these he largest, ana IN
fac. the one when Is really the prize picture or
the collection Left by the Tide" There are also
a number OF pictures from places near Mr.. Gays
own home in Mount VcrHon-scenes on Long Island
Sound on The East chester Crock. and on the Bronx
River Such paintings by the Ferry-BronS,
IAN October Fied-Mount Vernon. "Brundagex
Landing" ~ stormy Moment-I Long Island sound;
IS flor Jacks Landing and October on tne
Rronx" Dut 70 exhibition o. Mr Gays paintings
would he comp.et- unless IL contained some OF the
uheathel6. for whcn ne .s. perhaps. best known.
'R,pc and Ready is OF Mr. Gays best pieces
Of wheat. Others Of the wheat pictures are storm
In the Harvest" AMI N Grain Fie'i-Snan br)ok'
Nf Cav has also sent several of mis- foreign pic
lures 70 ,nc exhibition, Including. among others.
..,,- the Sogre Probationary Fishing Boats
Brindsi" "rse Nile" "Md-ocean" and "Windnnllls
AT Utrecht. Holland
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WHAT PEOPLE SAID AT THE CLUBS
ALL. THE UPTOWN IOUNGING PLACES FiiLEi
WITH THE GoSsIPERs-oI-D OF AhhhLS
WHICH had REEN PATCHED UP.

ALI, THE UPTOWN IOUNGING PLACE. FILLED
WITH THE GoSsIPERs- QCARRELs
WHICH RAD REEN PATCHED Up
Justice Barret;s decision the chief topic OF
conversation ct the clubs and hotels last night ana
the discussion Of the separation was by no means
confined 10 these evening oungng places All over
the city the case tskel over and many
w,seacre. VINO had never seen either MI or Mrs'
Vanderbilt, wagged his head AMI prats1 IN; =
was 4, the clubs chiefly whore gossip rrgned NJ.
Vanderbilt, IL a member OF about every promnert
c,ub IN New.York and lat night the Il told You
So man was greatly IN evidence. For months iu-
rors regarding the Nani"rbil's have been RE m
al the clubs. ard while yesterday news was SUI
den vas not unexpected. Sow that the d''orc"
has been granted il rs safe 10 say That inv Wono'rS
which have caused u are ~ long standing. Mrs
Vanderbilt f. has often said, diskei her
husbands friends and objected TO his inviting tncm
on M. cruises which Mr.. Vanderbilt took on MS
yachts the Inflated Ava and the valiant when Is
now lad 10 a. Nice. Mr.. Vanderbilt was an en-
thus asiic yachismsn. and when he bniii ma hrT'
hig steam Yacht he named the vessel Ava. after his
vic H. constantly entertained pariie- of his
friends on The Yacht and was always cruising dur
Ing the summer months. Mrs. Nand'rbili accom-
panied her husband. but his cnoice 81 COMPANIONS
was rock upon wh'h they split. ana Two years
,ro before me Ava sunk In collision IN ne
yorl Sound there we're reports Of bitter Quarrcs
between Nj. ana M's Nh'u''"''' 80 ~
nr,.erveI an outward appearance ~ fflendshlp
All ysue gossip was not killed Il WAS checked
Mr. Vanderbilt after the loss ~ the AVA, nag
h,,iit IN England his yacht the Valiant The vesseI
cam. 10 thls country and on November = hSt
soieI for a trip around the world. The trip was
:" orcuu, ten months. Il ended when ~"
Yacht reached Nice on March Is ana TINS suddeh
conciuslon % the voyage was regardei by many as
tbs result OF the final quarrel between Mr.. and
Mrs Vanderbilt The party on the yacht went 70
Paris and here eliminated the differences whI'h
existed between tine two. Mrs vanderbilt; atter
.h"rf s,ay in Paris went 10 England and took
country house Mr. Vanderbilt remained IN fatl-
and soon the r-Imors reached hts wife OF MS dolhes
there. -. ,,.or,o 4, ,h,,
one o. The reasons alleged for The divorce "a tha'
va, tarbi, r.t,Iked his wife FOR her extrnva-
cances in Paris after the Yachting trip mentione!
had been ended Mrs Vanderbilt. during ne SNORT
,,u,e abe was in Paris. had entire suite o. rooms
in tho Hotel Continental altered decorated ana
Nos, e,pcrsiyely furnished The cost OF the gratl-
nnra,,on ~ mi. within Of Mrs Vanderbilt vas 10
her husband an unreasonable and senseleas *
,endi,,Te Of money and by report. they quarrclled
kittnrlv about H. ANYHOW. their relation became
wn,c and more strained
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IN THE FIELD or SPOR1S.
MARKsMEN SHOW THEIR SKILL.

MAPKSMEN SHOW THEIR SKILL.
,xx1..I SHOOT or THE POLLING SPRINGS GIN
cIrB. AT RUTHERFORD. n. j.
One Of the mes thriving and celebrated OF New
Ia-s3ys trap-shootlng organizations Is the bohihs
snrinc; Gun Club ard the nnruaI tourney OF the
clvb held on it's grounds at Rutherford YESTERDAY
was necessarily bis affair among the state crack
sbots There vas also considerable sprinHilno
rnen from this city and brooklyn not unknown 10
fam, Il, the pigeon shooting world. The day was
n fine enc although there vas a n'tie 100 HUI"
wind Of tines to suit the shooters ne ScSfss'
nevertheless were good. especially taoSa mace oy
Ferdinand Van Dyke. of Newark. who "oh se'er''
swee2stake matches, and tied for fret place IN II
number OF others.
The shooting yesterday At inapiraie t2rss'F
thrown from five traps. one barre Of the guns Only
being used The following is the SUMMARY
First match ten tarSe;s--Won by Van DyHe anu
Hoffman. ~ each. - . ,,o
second match fifteen tarsets-Won b. HON.
man. 10. ~
Third match. ten tarGets-Won by Huck. 10
Fourth match. twenty targets-No on by va"
DYKE and Apgar. % each, .
Fifth match fifteen targets Won by Apgar 10
Sixth match ten 'ar4ets-Won By kel.ar. ~
Seventh match. twentv-fve targets-Ncn ny CO..
line. 70.
Eighth match. ten tarsets-Won by Van Dyke
and keilar. 10 each
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These rooms were extensively decorated A
screen or canopy II smllax. ferns and plants Oh
scurcd the orchestra balcony Nearly all the
rooms on the second floor were thrown open Tor
leurlng-roOms and for prDmrnadIng and were
also hanSDmely decked with flowers II was in
the dining-rOOm that the florist had a chance -
exercise his best skill. Mrs Vanderbilt, was assisted
In receiving by her sister. who then the wife
~ Fernando Yznaga and who subsequently got 4
divorce ana married William George THAN. and
Lady Vaudeville.
About ZOO guests were present NJ he ball. The
dancing was begun with the quadriles. the par
Elephants IN which gathered In the gynna stun and
marched down tn" broad winding stairway.
MOST GORGEOUS COSTUMES WORN
The costumes OF the host and hostess and the
guests were Of the most gorgeous description
Mrs. Vanderbilt appeared az Il Venetian Princess
taken from a picture By Cabanel The under
skirt was Of white and yellow brocade shading
from the deepest orange to the lghtest canary.
only the high lights being white The figures
and flowers and leaves were outlined IN gold
white and irldcsrent beads. The train of light
blue satin was embroidered in gold and outlined
In Roman red. AlIros, the entire length Of the
train was caught up AT on~ side. forming large
puff The waist was ~ blue satin covered with
god embroidery; tn" dress was cut square in the
neck, and the flowing sleeves were OF TRANSPARENT
gold tissue. She wore Venetian cap. covered
with magnificent Jewels the most noticeab bic OF
these being superb peacock in many -colored
gems
Mr. Vanderbilt appeared as the Duke de Guise
wearing yellow silk tights. yellow and black
trunks. yellow doublct and a black velvet
cloak embroidered in gold with the Order Of
St Michael suspended on black ribbon. with a
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