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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-26

Tall men, sun crowned, who live above the fog
In public duty and in private thinking;
For while the rabble, with their thumb-worn
creeds,
Mingle in selfish strife 10, freedom weeps
Wrong rules the land and waiting Justice sleeps
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14

Mr.. w. G., French. Winchester. Kan.
Dear Sir: In reply to your letter OF Septem-
Der IS whore you make inquiry concerning the
condition Of Mrs Esther French, will say She
remains essentially in the same condition that
she was when | wrote you last with the cxcep-
ton | think she has had that deep seated mel
ancholla more systematized than II has been
at any time since II has been there. She has
not lost any flesh to amount to anything and
her physical condition has kept up very we'll
don't consider this very hopeful case. She
seems to sleep very well ana most OF the time
has a pretty fair appetite | suppose Dr.
Duguid told you all about her condition He
said he would have a talk with you concerning
her
Die H. w. = Your, Respectfully
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14
Yours Respectfully.


Mr.. f. M Blachlay Her,ngton kan
Dear Sir: In reply 10 your letter Of the e5th
where you make inquiry concerning the condi-
tion OF your wife Mrs Blachley Will say that
she has improved some mentally since she was
received into this institution but her physical
condition remains essentially the same that
is that nervous twitching and jerking OF the
head does not seem to improve in that respect
She seems fairly well contented but she spsuks
to me nearly every morning about going home.
She Is at present. taking no medicine. She
was on medicine for about ten weeks but since
that time have discarded the use OF medicine
aud she does not seem 10 need anything OF the
kind, Yours Respectfully.
Die A. w 4
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14

MARY e. NoRTHRUP. President
=. A. NoRTHRUP, Vice President,
D. p. NoRTHRUP. md Vice. Prest.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14

plants have been made on account Of
this man, his character, habits and
general uselessness. not only to the
board OF charities, but also to Attor-
ney General Boyle and to yourself
Notwithstanding all this he still re-
tains his position and continues to
draw his salary.
Lack of Attention.
MANY patients not in the incurable
department have frequently com
planned of gross and inhumau lack OF
atten ton and disregard of the common
proprieties on the part Of the assistant
physicians mentioned. Many times
they would occupy but two or three
minutes in making their medical ex-
animation and inspection of a ward
containing 40 patients. There have
been patients receiving no examine
ton or medical atten ton whatever for
a week or ten days after their arrival
at the asylum, and at time above all
others when prompt and careful atten-
ton should have been given them.
soott's Letter Writing.
"In addition to the performance Of
my own duties and many that
belonged to the province of my assist
ants, have been compelled to act in
a clerical capacity, in correcting and
overlooking their letters in answer to
the numerous inquiries of the friends
and relatives of patients have had
to consiRn hundreds OF their letters to
the waste basket and re-write them
myself after personally informing
myself as to the condition of the
patients about whom inquiry was
made. learned that the stenographer
was in the habit of remodeling the
letters dictated TO her by DIR. Scott for
the purpose of correcting their many
mistakes and incongruities, so gave
her positive instructions to transcribe
them exactly as they were dictated,
and as the letters were to go forth
over my signature / required her to
submit them to me. | herewith in
corporate copies of several letters as
samples of the ignorance and incom-
potency with which have had to con-
tend, and invite your careful atten-
ton to them and pledge you that the
moral character and the professional
ability of these gen tlemen are in keep
ing with the letters.
Topeka. Kan, Sent 20, 1893
Mr. p. G. johnson, Bern, Kan.
Dear Sir: In reply to your letter Of the 18th
whore you make inquiry concerning the death
" Mrs. Eliza Johnson will say that she died
from chronic exhaustion ana mania She had
been going down hill for some time She re-
fused to eat but once a day but we fed her with
tube She improved o little prior to her death
but was taken IA fow days before her deaf
with general weakness and seemed to sue
,umb TO the trouble heretofore mention ed
She was hopeless case aud seemed to be
from the start Yours respectfully.
Die n w =
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14

Mrs. A. j. Ball. ESbon, Kan
Dear Madam-Your letter whare you make
inquiry concerning the condition OF Hannah
Mckeel, will say that sho is very comfortable
aud getting along qui;e well. In regard to
what Mrs Rafferty, told you in regard to Han
nah was partially tru' She seems to be we'll
most of the time. but there are times when she
Is somewhat disturbed. She is not violent nor
does she give any particular trouble at the
times when she IL disturbed, but as to her be-
ing perfectly well will say she Is not what
would term sane person by any means She
is very agreeable and does not seem to give
the attendants or patients any trouble With
the exception OF the grip she had three or four
days she has been quite veil physically, =
Die I. w. = Yours Respectfully.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14
WIN sumer with Dyspepsta2

Chas. Broome, $50 South Second St.
Philadelphia, says; 1T took only two
months for Brazilian Balm to cure me Of
dyspepsia with which ! suffered over so
years. Now have no pain or stomach
cough, and can cat ANYTHING. Brazilian
Balm beats the world"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14
his ConcIuaIar R.marE..

Naturally these letters together
with hundreds of others OF like illit-
eracy were suppressed by me and 9TH
ers written in their place.
MY Dear Governor, think of a per-
son dying of chronic exhaustion and
of being taken a few days before her
death by a general weakness and
seemed to succumb, after having been
kept on medicine for some time, or a
person having periodical fever every
afternoon or sadder still. having "A
deep-seated melancholia more sys-
tematized than it has been at any
time since it has been there and then
you can form an adequate idea of
the unfortunate position in which L
have been placed and the difficulties
with which have had to contend and
from which you have been unwilling to
relieve me. And while you are think
ing about 1t, think also OF the many
people over this state who have friends
and dear ones who are victims to such
gross ignorance and incompetency, and
this in a state which has provided So
generously for their care, AS these
conditions promise to continue, l feel
that / can no longer be even indirectly
party to them These are some of
my many reasons for my resignati on.
am, very respectfully,
(Signed) Q. II. WETMoRE"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14
THE TRUTH OUT At LAST.
Rottenness at the Topeka Insane
Asylum Laid Bare by Superin-
tendent c. II. Wetmore.
He TELLS A MOST ASTOUNDING STORY

Cruelty, Inhumanity and Debnuchery Reign
-Drunkards and Inoompstents Are in
Charge of the Inssne--street Medicins
Fakir Appointed Physician - Deaths
from Negicct-DisgracefuI Proceedings.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-10-14
Topela, Kan. sept. %. isaa

Mr. Charles F. Mesder Junction cry, Kansas
Dear Sir-In reply to your letter OF Septem-
Der 2Sth, concerning the condition of Mrs Ah
lie Meader, will say that she has been suffering
acute mania having periodical fever every
afternoon. temperature running as high as 1885
and iO4 with very dry secretons She has been
very irrational and easily agitated, hut yester-
tay her fever was not nearly so high and she
took great deal more nourshment than she
has at at any time since she has bsen here. As
to her hair, we have no Intention OF cutting IL
on as she can be treated successfully with her
hair in the condition that II is as wei as to cut
II on Yours Respectfully.
Die II w =
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
OTHER MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

cbicas, Nov ci.-The general demand for csttl. 10
a,rae~ 10 l,rer hang ,ery diTut 70 er,. sac. =
rahsd at 81 as, 4 for common to s5as5 70 or good
+. cNira shnlnE l' ~, grsai@r s pa, of me @neTnss
soI slowly SSqsi 40 Best calves brought SO 2jd$i
cour,n~r grades selling for SO 5ogsd Western range
steers soid fpr 81 l0qS4 81 There are" demand
1 h"s a HoS hos ai0Ts sur S.'e e. ss3 % b
81 a5. iarse, a, 81 soSss % The aysrase quay wss
nTi lambs. and prices as a rul@ were nrner Lambs
YER, wanted az s. soas4 fr nn9n % up =, 20 $ I3as' q y
oonon gp - 81 aas 10 f'r so9 ,, to hSsS lo and
s'orns. a, 81 30 Rcceip's ,catc. $500 head hogs.
soooo heai sheep 1000 head.
cattle sssi,. So 5oas4 IS sheep dun. 50 25ssi Lambs
cattie p ard hogs durne ths forty esh hours end,d
ri lar,,s se cars hogs 80 .,rs shrmcrts rcat,ic'
~ cars. sheep and lambs. 1s hogs. 80 cattle
loads NJ canada -taokers Thcre a fsr proper
When Of ~ ns '- p pa ab, Co. T % G'sPng hanv = n, ts
were n cool demand and loc heher hut ~ undeerads
,,o@ from oarier - haf higher than lae ssiss The
close wa- steady. oood to IN smooth export cs,tr
tu,raer Iee-s ;se5asi 90. common, to .se,a basofer
ie GO, hefers 81 5oasi fst good cnoce So ia
90 90 % good do. s3d>3 20 stcckers choice 10
s. a. f9ei ffeei,ls good ' 70 ssrs soas o fresh
81 prnrSrs e5ot ~ eI,fS s5Gs,s calve. choies 20
extra s7as7 good 20 choice SO 5odS7 heavy fed
caivss cool color. ~ -O0<1 common. s2Fs3 50
SHEEP ANp LAMBS the total onerinss were about
So ioads including ~ loads ler over ana sS ioals -
Canadian l4mts demand rather slow. The
tuis ~ the carly for feeders which sold
bet butcher grades. Lambs choice %
cx'ra qlotahle t5dsi2 good g. choice 81 1ag
81 common 20 god 81 IOuSf -. feeders sjGSj ~.
sheep choice StaS4 .. good TO choice s. 100
81 common good. s3NS3 20
HOGS -The hog trade In fair position. with 40
loads total sale and fairly active demand at range
- 81 g. far Hight heavy. Light hogs dull
arf lover hu the doniand f1r heavy hogs fairly
active Heavs hogs were qu0:alle AZ 81 i3as3 o. mo
diufn 4nas3 a. Workers 81 3onsi y. pigs - 8oR
3as3 to. stays. s. i"us2 - AZ the close
the offerings about all ceaned up but some light
en-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
DELAWARE. LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations In New YORK q BARCLAY and CHRIST lpher
VEsTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PlNrSCH LIGHT
$500 4. M.--BlNGHAMTON MAIL, Stops at principal
stations.
1000 4 M-0arA Can BUFFALO. SCRANTON BiEg-
UAMTON OwFGO. ITHACA FI.MrRA SYRACUSE
and OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Psrior Cars
connecting at Buffalo with trains Chicago and pon,s
loo p NJ Gdslv,-Chicaro srd Buffalo ves'ihuled Es-
pullman Buffet Paror Cars g Emira Through sleep
ing and dav coach TO Chicago arriving at i:l5 P
NJ next day ,,
400 p MEsCRANTON. wTTErsBARRE md rrTM-
CUTH EMPRESS. Pullman BIfet Farlor cars. -
Bf'r.ED LIMITED EXPREss Tor SCRANTON. BlNd.
sLFFPIN9 CAR New York tc Chicago Dining Car
s.:,o 2 II C1aIlv,- -RI-FrAI, EXrnEss rII.r.MAS
MIR ptTH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
rivirg AZ Buffalo 500 \ NJ ...-o,. ,,,>c
eYRACUsE an C5WEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Baret
SiCiETs AND PULLMAN AcCoMMopATfoNs At
Place i2o ard ei2 Proaaay Tic cts AT Ferry stations.
III Fourth ave co ner Trefth st. - West One Hun
dred ana Twenty ~ 225 col" ous ave. New Y5rk;
sss and 7aG Fulton st AMI ios Broadway. Brooklyn
Time table giving fnl Information ~ all stations
wEsTCOTTs EXPRESS COMPANY VII cal. tor ana
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New- York November 81. ls9s.
-NrrrF Tho market ~ Brazilian c1hee futures was
.,.v. ..,. while generally arm % undertone Euro
- s.s ~" zisu cab,e accounts bslng ~ r favorable
ti,a-s-,c- Ha,re RI Santos an reporting higher
49, and - ana santos reporting small receipts Fol-
f-c the opening call the market made uniInIoiahf
variations al finally firm in tone at nei gam OF
,n ,,-+s T0.al sales were 10 Ou0 hRcs. The American
,s Ne SUNNY rather near hgh-water mark ana
- s.rf li,r- as figures l'.bbti hats
against 3al and C>954o bags 81 lS' - u
Brazilian coffee ruled quiet and very steady al unchahs
,,~irsS n V,o invoice lots Slsc and 1ohbire pair.s
Gc Bahia sististicsReceipts for ne week " nhe n e.
s,.,k bags shipments United states <Nl
Nars 20 Germany 8 200 bags. and % rest ot f:ufl -,
80, hars Rio the week 1ust ended N'i"
olo Rags against - last week tSV~ bags lds'
90 and lG8OpO bass ls96. Santos receipts We're
: 90 haze against last week. li2Vo bags
Jas, year and in >0G Rio shipments T. lne
1-,i,e4 states were 1000 bags. and to Europe '~,""
fsgs santos to the United states 300 bags, ana 10
Turops 70 bags Victoria shipped l0O bags 20 the
The range q prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
nr.RoprAN pRopucE MARKETS.

rlrerpoo Nov n 3.f5 p Exchsnge-Closine
Wheat No red Western winter steady "a Id. No red
Northern spring steady Is 2ied Corn Spot-Aneflan y
mixed hrn 3s IA. futures steady. November Is 10
Decenher D 9%d March. - '@sd Flour Lou,
fancy winter steady. ss Hops at London uachc az
u 5siff5 its Berf-Exra India mess hrIn oSs WI
PRIME nrm. 6}s nd f0rk-Irme mess me We -,
ern nrm sos. prime mess medium western nfn, fis vi
InmsShor cut. Il 10 IL H. steady 33s baco u's y,
herland - 80 H. steady. 32s ~ snort no ~ 10
n nrm 6d long clear miidlcs light - 10 . To-
steady 2Ss clear middies heavy ~ 60 - 10 steN
clear hat lU t. Is n. steady. - "a
bellies 10 n, lull 32s 81 snouders-Squaie u
1, ", nrm pa Lard Prime Western steady, -t-
,-eese-A American finest white as 3D. do co.'eI
firm SIS M Taliow Prime city nrn las "a '.,tsn .ts
seed oil liverpool refined dull. los 1urp~nthe
strong 2ss 3D. Rosin-Co Common steady. - ~ ine ~
PORTS - wheat into Liverpool during the week I'" o
iso,,c ,orts ei so ouarters fruin ether ports. ONO
quarters The imports u Atlantic ports dur
Ing tn. week n $40 quarters.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
E0lE RAILROAD.

11rnush trans leave Newf0fk I0Ot OF 80
- t,loss and Ave mnules eaf.ier from West -Sa-s';.
o.t,. M-Nestibuled kspfess aAily for b.nenah.oni
w1,,rly Elmifa Bunalo Bradford Air"" bD"ss'
p NJ paror car Bunalo -. -, ,.,,. e,,.
y mn ~ NTestibulec nIniied-Fast Inai dally sold
,.,n Sr Chicago Arrives eseiand i0 ~. Cnsaso'
70 N S,epsrs 10 Chicago. CleIeiahd and Sihe""A'-
Dnlns car. u, ., ,,.,.,.,a v.s,ibuiea rxpre,s
..iv Arrives AZ buffalo fO5 A. NJ Bradyyrd ~ A
NJ jamestown 70l A NJ. iounssS"Sn 10 10. :. a, AZ
Cafe IaLlsrx Car a., Ali. o.. p,,c,.n,,, r,p,,.
wsyeriy and Chicago sisep.rs to Hornelisvle Chcass
strSit,K srIi Frs IOCAI TiMT CARDS AND PuLI.M,N &C
i COMM0DATIONs at III ia 2si i0l ani 9'T Broad
vay l2T Bowery l61 East 2Sh-st. and 2i3 West 18th
o., chambe. and Yves, 23d-s, ferries Nes s. York a3s
Hoboksn and Jersey City sation. New York Transfer
Co calls fo< and checks baggage from hotss ssd resi-
6ences
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WAS
iNGTON

iNGTON
From foot or Liberty
80 80 10 III 80 Dining tarb \ NJ.
1.0o i3O 900 ROYAL Blue LimieiJ 600 Dining Carl
7. NJ. l25 mdi sunday $40 1000 81 20
pigne carl 4 N 30 600 ,R,2eya Blue Imi'el} .,
trains Philadelphia week DAYS. T.i5 9,oo 4. NJ 30
400 i.3o 7.30. 800 7. NJ. Sunday 200 a NJ. 400
y VI.
BoATs LEAVE s0ITIL FERRY. MiITEHAIL st
o25 p:4O 9.j5 1910 lo25 l0.4o. II ilo 1i.25 II *
g. NJ leo5 i?t3. i?.5! i'?i 20 -! 235. 2;...
90 %. 80 SO ele -! @ iea3 - % y iSo ,So
mdt sundays 90 80, - "'"a a =, v. -
10 Sj5 a:23 90. 1858 p NJ. 12:lO mit.
Tickets and uarlor f1o' = Liberty s.
whitehall St ii9. l72 2si 49, eil I 2si 323 Rro.a
vav 737 Az. 81 = iffh ST.. i57 East i25h St 2T3
Wcs, roth ST. 81 columbus Az. Nev York Court
s. SEQ Fulton St. Brooklvn. as Brnadwav Williams
hurg The New York Transfer 60. will call f0r ana
che baggage from hotels residences to destination
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
o>.>ooooooo>>>.~oooN~>N~ ~~o~|~N~N~N~~~NNr"~~eo~
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop Albany Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Bunalo - ,.,,ow..
Trains leave Grand Central station az np,s lo',o
S.IO A. M-Dsilv except SUNDAYS. The famous
'''" EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS. LIMITED =,
Fastest TrsIn % IN the "gra 1or"n, ous 100 81
troll ii. 10 p NJ Limited 10 its seating cspaci,y.- -
SIX 4 Mast MAIL. Daily-For Buffalo N''s''"
Falls and Cleveland. c,... t-cr
1910 A M-DAY EXPRESS cxcSpt sgnaey si,,e ;non,s
1. 90 p M-sOI'TTWTsTERN LIMITED ana III Ill
-'"" cAGO SPECIAL. Daly-For conmbns' Oln''"-
3.rOf M"TEoY HHD XIBANy sPEcTAf. except
sunday stops import lnf s'ailpis o., ,o..-
800 p. M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED pa.y .,ord
train chicago. ria IsfNe shore. ll" .-. '..,
7l5 4 VI due Chicago 400 + VI S'e'p'"s '"'
600 r M~wEsrERX EXprrss. Dany-ror Niagara
G.25 y. M-NorTHEEN EXPRrss pay-For Troy
no = ADiiioEpAcX MOUNTAINS AND MON
= - TEEAL; EMPRESS. EMPRESS Daily sorruwrsTnrV
SPECIAL Daily-Tor Buffalo N.as'ra Fans
Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis and -. i'uts soec
"'"" lns car only Tor points on Fan Brook Ry. via
- Lyons and for Rochester and BuHalop r,- Or,,r--
Dis M-pNCTrlC TNHpFS- b,,.,roo 49,, a.,
cert Saturday. for Cape Vincent and the Auour az
12IO night MIDNIGHT TN"HES@. y cn,S,y
nsDs every night ssGcpi ..yS sgqsa ID l5 ns"'
O13 A. NJ and s,5S p M-Dalv except Sunday TO
Pittsheh. Sundays only at o;2o A. NJ
VnEner Palace Cars all through Trains
Trains Illuminated with Pin'sch Iigf'' .-o, co.,o,
Ticket and Wagner offceg AT .irahs 10 p-eod,oy
iIs 2sl 4i3 Broadway n Eas, ~ e. o,,S 81 station
ard Iastb 81 sa,itn New York 32s and 700 Fulton St
nnl 1oc R-oadvav p u Brooklyn. 49, g. 49,. wi,
Telephone "27oo Thirtvecfth stree 10, bo,e, Nr res,
denca o. veetcott Tvr~oss @ mra7y; ,,-ro, ,r.,,
GEORGE IT DANIELS Cenora Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Gosh quote,ions were follows Flour quiet 10 2
spring vh'a, e2s 40 sPrns Wheat eSge' Hc No
93,c. \, = oats b. % aGa7c; No 2 white q D.
sstd?9c. No rye. ~ ac No barley % b. 3Saf"c No
Per En 81 podsi a. lard per ic' NJ s3a$a "2is short
ribs sides loose 81 5a$i -. dry sailed shoulders xed
4'Gii.c short clear sd's boxed - S'G>f 20 whiskey
10 erannistel ~ on Produce Exchange - day
the butter steady. creame-es 1r22c daire
i2iA@i0c. Cheese quiet. sa9.c Eggs firm. fresh Z"
cincinnati. Nov. 2l Flour dull. fancy sao5dsa g:
family. 81 i5gS2 10 Wheat essi'r. y rei @,sc ~
corn ann mixed Soc pats strong hsher No mx~, ars
49m' 1n harl rcsne @ <s,Gs5 D. Egss easy lover iIse
Good t. prime ohio Nat. "dH'4c
Milwaukee, NOV 2i.-Uheat hisher: NJ N'rtfern
s2sc No :. 5li2g52r Barley firm, ~ = II &C.
sample iOa4sc.
Minneapolis. Noy 2L,wheat 9rmi NoyeWIher Gs's S,G
G5.c No northern G4i.c 80 = Northern 81 ~ Flour
flrst patents sS73qsS 10. second patents 81 oSgsS d"
first clear. 81 6la<2 a.
trect grade. November u hTI2 corn strons ana -
higher. Noyemler p .p3~' 'sc oats nrm, 30 W'''S
clipped 81 .g32@c - "hi'e e.ilea. To- ..es6y
mixed clipped 5VpW &c. Flour uI.i o. 70.
fancy Western creamery DE: fancy Prints - 80
steady. fresh nearly ~ irr,h ihh ia ,.se f,n
Rece Flour 3t'D hhls and 1910 saeH "nrAl --O'
bush corn. - I,O bash. oats. 5000 ousn h.
Whei, "a 90 bush. corn >5.Vo bush oats 23''" Dush
:, lpn. No. q Flour auii unchanged Whea
s.,f higher No = e.etator ,O'sc. .'ch ~"
7i. peoen en,i,r 70'ec RIA MAY. o"E l@',c' No : had
T"nnl'r S2r. MAJ 33a23hc Oats-spot lower. SO {.
',.r .ir f-atk 27ic. December. 2Tc. May 2I'sc. 10
: white 2sa2>4c. Bran-Firn. ss Ned Ssst iiaek ."
T5lc Butter steady. creamery, l'g-5c' daiy log ~
Eggs steady
Toledo Nov 2l-Whest higher. steady. No cash
- 2sc. May ,0nc bid Corn dun 81 aaS 30 NIX S,
3isc oats duh steady No 2 mixed 28c ~ rye os, a.,
nrine cash old - 81. December. - ~
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
WEST SHORE R.P

Trains leave Franklin st. station. y u as ''
and i5 m lat from foot ot w. ga ST. ,.,,, o., Al
Ix;tI +. NJ. CONTINENTAL LINZ TED, t,Tis. EaIis
iany syracusr Rochester. Bunaio' NasS'" ArrivS,
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and st L2Gs; W.
CbirapD and st I.ou.. afternoon. I,lnHs a.. a.
o.i5 p ~ go later foot 42d s,)' srac,,se TnSas'
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto De"0''
cleveland Chicago and -. Louis. ,,...,o- PAT,
5.3O + NJ Daily for Utica. Syracuse i'oV"es'e'' ""'
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto c,ra.,,s. Rocbes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto De'o"' O'e'e-
',nIss a. nrnclnaI hotels and Offices. baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Nest"l' rNI'sr
VI" 9 =, LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
NApie suppl'
tine lsn7
.t.-. fsuC
Sanie fln1e IeV'

COTTON A. regards speculation 70 day market
ras small one. with room traders uraci'aIy IN
rrn,-of Fluetuations. however. weT" decidedly n
sh nat0re. prices Tho best point showing an ad-
,~ra 80 = roinfs a. COMPARED with SATURDAY hnal nE
,.res iesal-aintgusn. initial Liverpool cables ana
s,.,e1c.4 DAYS port receipts Nluld p" very
rs.,- Jed t1 isy.t selling on fhe first call anu N'h
s.e iatl,c e.,u- lacking lrices went on i' " ponfS
forfe or g g. ..irte above the lowest heifos lee-
-asrs from TsxaS ttl-t that The crop - mat state
.re .. indian TerT.t.r, estimated - 1313 p" fo
s0nru islos by Paris sf1ts'Iciaus. at 500" "0 haes
3. Ilil, por uouule 35J1sn psics tv Dublin d'ai-
- e.fe an g. mat pily 3"pobi bales was r.
estimates from othcT ''r
ona of tho holt wee equally concicn2 an4 ~" local
trade tho pr banie size OF ne CROP
TIE range r contract prices n The local market tcay
as follows. o
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
nailroaos.
.EN NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

bssGrossss and coiiiaai' s'rcei'. -.
a. Tho leaving time from Dpsor H-es nnf 'grtlanct
Streets ten minutes late. dian that given be'" Tor
7.3o :. ". FAST &Aii.-rui.man rare' paIior Car
Nsw YORK to pistus sle,e'nz car P"s'urs /"
50" ~ SAs5 LiNs r:.i' fs,e,Pai; i, ,,,,
cSriarmSn; si,spins bnnF sr,d1ins and obssrva
ii,n cars Pr Chi.,go. re,eani. r0lei0. Cincinnati
80 p. VI cnIc1Go 5's AXp T sT LOUIS rNPREss.-
90 p ". WEsTrRS sa S'2Si' E%TREs .s Fi cacsso For
20 =. ". %)rTHwEsrERN EMPRESS For Pii''-
.urr cic.eland Cincinnati Isda"aPo'i' =, Lonr -,
-" y. VI. pAciFr EAPisESs-fer t',ssSsrs ana
s.22 8. ". MAIL AND EXPRESS. pullman B%gas' %
opns Car NV YORK t. Mooos Es,' i'>.y yc,aghes r
WASHINGTON AND THE sol ri;
m l25o $50 3 % c,rsres-ona, LIN = al rarisr sni
'"F p r 2o5 On os1i sgnSsy. 20 20 b cao
ing caro-. 20 Dining carr. ASo DINING car' -" D.
s9rlhERN TER kk%%ILwAY- Express. '2o ?. 1905 nsn'
AThtYTrc COAST LiHE-E Erpr.ss. DO m. ana so
chEsAPEAkE QUO nAILwAyrs.SS% AyIo,s.Sg m asiIy'
ATtNNTic cITY|iso M weet day. ,De-bro-,es ana
Rane, Parior cars i'sssenser Coach. sHa Combined
Long Branch Arbury Park Inter aiken sunnaysl ora,
s,r,e, station, '1 SO a @ ia2o 80 snd % p m
Gori,5s s1ec. ~ IT, M > 10 G m i2 90 s4O and DO p
sundays. . ~ a M u y
FOR PIIILADEIPHtf.
c. 90. 70 80 a2p - 80 penna Dirl.fefl p 70
dining CaD. 1850 dDnliE 'ar u 90 m, go. "a
80 80 20 20 Dining Gari. fin blh ing taf' ''D
dining can 40 S5O y m. i2oJ night SUNDAYS.
Go $50 $50 Q % go OAnited,. . 20 100 hinlns
carr a. m. 10 Dining Carl. 3 30 40 Timing 'ar,.
80 Dining Clr. . 80 Dnirg rau. 40 $50 p. M
- ~ night "a,
Tictei oAl,cs Nos 4Gi aH 1876 i323 III and 2si
broadway. I Asor House. West Twenty hiri s'reet
Station and f0lt ~ D'shr0fees and 'nranct
sreo.: court street, 500 Fulton street ~ Broadwa'
ami Pennsylvania Annex station. "ruHkiNn. station
Jersey city The New YORK Transfer company VIII cal
~ end check tagg1Ce from hotels and residences
'hi. u2h to destinafi N.
reernone '2757 Eighteenth street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad ab service.
!. y. III II IlNSON y " WOOD,
General Manager General rasfr tCent
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
NAVAL STOPFS.

4 tuoi start f0r the week made IN spirits
urlentnc. f0 wing the unusual activity both here and
Savannah ~ the clcre spirits urpentne strong
at isc advance ftom Saturday prices. sales
ported the advanced rates Rosn shared tho nnness
- spirits but closed steady and unchanged Tar
.oieatrly active ar1 steady Quotations follow: Tar
Iegu4 e. -. as 81 btls. ~ rs. spirits turpentne