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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05


NE =; i = 3 IT. LONDON tin MARKET reported
Closing al i1 = sPSt 1a II fqT futures thai market
sF51g at % ' was 9S2gt l252 points higher g2s;ng
IN London advancing Il q ca with spot quoted al 5s
y 75c eiect-orie a. Is 20 an Sossq al 81 2 z
@I2g75=c LEAD-I,ead advanced Is "a TO III Is - IN
575 3 TsaIRs6 SHsh s ~ h sa at
Sd IN London. Ike lead quiet and unchanged here
5sBges Il 20 FS ,L0e4ly IRON Is nomins,iy IN
30 f5and sorhe At si45 quS 361s az slS$9
NoIAssEs AND I5T-F 5l- 81 SIS '5sSa4 , s1
Hh at t0fs ' P 19sfs Is Ga but the sales booked
Tltlsa $500 Gle taT lsgl6ci good i!42lc:
sYRTFs soHIaon. I5al5e fair. IeG1sc; COCO iea2Ic:
OCEAN FREIGIrs-There Improvement IN
f1 ne 5L s tp s7 and sal tonnage and business
aI ana Ne TeS1s AI "a "a ssiSi 2ta Gis
pool per 100 n 55352. London oa5s Cd cHAErET
South Africa: berthed January. Norwegian steamer.
az tons general cargo Leaee to saR Jasn' p R
NsWYo Sc e. scRo 50ef s eyPFe n PsnSJSes to
T EsWc to NeYo shooneF sos ,s ems o,s su6sr
Der Charleston TO Providence private terms
new yeow being qaoed sel n ths Pine .SeI sn
good denasnd but ne supply rec.nty
tone OF tie market is little better than steady Pc
55s 50 s24 Il ss IS: rsaac4 = cases Ns~-for
sc. ngts summer veIip I g1 S7ca g Q, rlS
low nominal Drins white 3S4Oc; prime winter yellow
4oQ@2c nominal, L1NsEED OIL American sesd- city
raw S7g%se 4ut ot town raw. 56g37c: Calcutta raw
PROVIsIOSs-Good buying by packing interests.
soS provisoas corn aid much to strengthen the PIE,
market YESTERDAY. AID prices had sharp
until checked IN the afternoon by realizing sales
when good share OF the upturn lost Receipts FOR
PORK as s-y 81 2 S ia :S
clear slBGsia BEEF nru; quoted: Mess. ss9se; lam
5E HAMs au6 Ss Sso5ss a. $40 sSsS 5sa n
CSC: 40 n. To- pigs, IA 74o CUT MEATs-Pickled
bellies dull; quoted; 10 ~ Sac; y n Sc a ~ ms
hans quiet; quoted q; s&R104c TALLOW nrrn; quoted
City SIC bid; country. Sa@o1lc LARD nr; quoted a..
arm- quoted: South America s25c; Continent T.6Oc:
Brazil kegs 1oo Compound fra: quoted at ca cor c.
sTEARINB FIRM quoted Olso eac: city lard stesrine
RfcESTre market Is steady 70 FIRM with a good job
bling demand at t but unchanged prices here and the
South sends favo5aoe reports Quotations follow; Do
eSse. Sse5c: head 5aG54e: PStaa. 5&G69o Japan
foregn nominal DO Domestic 3A 94s.c: Java zA3oac;
Rangoon. II bond. 2zg2&c
sTGAR-Denaat for refined sugar much better.
,rd ne uncsEtone showed rrulness consequence.
brokers looked for come advance in prices but List rates
were not changed ReAners not making CONCESSIONS
sev.n days Cut leaf and let 615o: Eagle tablets.
sSoo: Po7dersd e9sT.e Pos1rsd ana 5ruis powderea
srs extra one granratsd. z55o Ea1is 70 cartons
bags and ID begs OF fine granulaisc. 600 Ear fns
formulated STANDARD grAnulatsd and diamond s3o;
si5e: No5. 4looio Nc Aeeo: 40 %: no ssse;
no az 5 o' cs a dS s Hs 10 as1 .
flmuary os statistical position mace up by wlst
a GRAY stocks "a the UnSed and Cuba
Esther lss SIS tons sans 2ses ta-s Inst vseA aad
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. jan 4-CIos.ng Whsat-Spot steady; No .
Western winter es 2st futures quiet; March. 6s
5.d. May Sd. July nominal Corn-SpOt STEADY:
American mixed new As I'd American mixed OLD. 4d
futures steady March, ~ I'D; May 4s lid Pees-CaEa
dull 5s Sd F1Our-St. Louis fancy ss
al HOPS az Londo1-Pacihc Coast. E69s7 Beef olietc
Aytrz India mess 6as Sd. Pork easy, prime mess
Western rs 81 HaIns-short cut Il 70 70 n. quiet
short 10 - n. 40s: long clear lidtles. light
to SSs long clear rnl1dles. heavy 50 70
as Cd sort - 70 clear bellies u to
rs u ass Shouders-SQuare II - 70 quiet 34s 6d
Lard strong prime Western in tlerces 365 3D. American
refined in pals. as Butter nominal Cheese quiet
American finest white, 52s American finest colored
city steady NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steady. 43s Cd RosnCoulnlon firm. IS I'd. Petroleum
Refined firm. 7$.d- Lnseed oil steady. D. Coz
torseed oil-HuH rened Spot firm les cd TaIl5w-Aus-
traIan IN London steady. 27s Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Sottoa EAeAShgs SPECIAL liverpool cables Spot cotton
AIez:7n 100 receipts. $4,000 bales GHsrtcan S5 90
easy net s1sd iI Dsas. o tg
MsFoA GOD TehDr s5d S SaGl uSoFsa go
GSsas, 8s5d gsasn-y c5 sd July
FE61s s'1 AND MEAS EANT HS.s, Va.
dPo it although wiling Hli hs to f PsS iG Ss
as q d. "a5'l as s' Giants sSssss .ssF
1898 s ezTs " wa!s IS Osss So red tog So
g as RE Ed0gR fFa 9aot.d: Fsiz sood & rs
aS eis t e dSy s. &C. to S2 oaNAE1 &
q FEED TPo S a5 ges Spring bag S !D o.
as sd Ss Ei' .ae ss4s snsg 85ns bs sa
ho1.ag sstR; 81 s9ik s22 50 sacks eiInaai. t2s
WI - new 80 S eIeGts o. ne war scare had
Wheat !ost part Of is nProyensnt to-day. closing
opening and a good trade of on all day with a
view the abroad aud feports Of snow
N The s2uthwssteTn wheat belt This stability
Chicago by the bull Interests supp midday
Minneapolis market. which one sold higher
@ r e u E9n t9s Of ss5 ne kse31BS Gus;
ssaboard regarding the movement all for three days
without value weekly figures increase IS2I 600
ing influence on The market midday. Worlds
shipments were about the same as The previous week the
stocks in NegYoTk Increased $4,000 bush Including
eeV1ces spoke Of rain and shipments from that country
Quotations Of wheat. basis as fol-
lows; No 92lsc and No ! Northern Duluth. gT& &C.
CORE-Wh'ls good deal OF the time lower
curb figures Of Saturday. nevertheess
throughout The with good buying support
Ghicago that attributed by to cotton peol.-
The worlds shipments about $4,000 bush
Is f3s ~ an ,nerssa ~ < 1S Ss ga IeeVgo
supply total stocks IN New-Tork increased So
There charge the supply. No 2 corn
closed 55c o aAoat new No white, 5511c and No
yellow ofc o ahoat OATS-Ths Western market for
Influenced good deal by corn, gave udca
lions Of fairly active speculative trade TIE
market hrner with sales OF 10000 bush
in
creased 2l.o+o bush No closed 4SG48l7c; No g.
4lC; No white. 44Ac; No white 43&c; track white
43a43c' and standard white 4Si: 945&c RYE-Market
steady No Western 64o nominal. b afoat: State
and Jersey 5CG5Sc BARIET-Harket dull Feeding
was quoted 45c. 1 New-york. ard mailing. 4786Oc
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It:o'o tons last year. decrease Of 1874
Zoo year Receipts at six principal ports OF Cuba.
II Zoo tons; exports $500: stock 10000
$500 Tons last year. There a. centrals grinding
sSat-! ~ last year Stock in Europe 8,11e.0o0 tons
ZSElOoo tons last year. Total stock Of Europe
sno America S2s7 $50 tons, against
49, The same uneven dates and 35l25S5 tons~at the
cate OF January 1903 The increase Of
1893 tons against increase OF 2l7065 tons last
oeA and decrease OF I26 1872 tons January 1903.
reports no shipments Of refined 10 United States
80 4oocon beet market steady, with January
11s at IS I'D and February Cd. The local
SHOWS some uncertainty owing the indifference OF
IesrS 10 take and Cuban sugars for JanU
80 ebruary shipments offered ct 21sc, cost and
-EtEat terms. bass 90 6egrse
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r
Liberty and south Ferry Crfru, tram s,,,.<
Ferry I've minutes earlier than shown bslox)
EASTOS. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCa
CHJNk-z40 90 (I-15 EastOn only. 310 A N no
4-49, 80 t545 EasS9n only P. NJ sunday4 sAsz
WILKEsBARRE AND SCRANTON 90. $40 A NJ
500 2. n. Sundays. a. . A. NJ. 100 P. NJ.
LAKEWOOD. LAhEHUksT, TOMS RIVER AM,
BAkNEGAF-zt09. -2io y NJ. $50 l2-4O LAKE,
Saturday.. Sundays. 94O a NJ
ATLANTIC CIIN-"9.4O A. NJ, 43.40 P
EINELASD AND BIsIDGETON-fz4-OO A NJ SIsd
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND .SEASHORE POINTS
E4oo $50, ll30 A. NJ, zl2O. AS. $50. ESQ II so
p u Sundays except Ocean Grove. eco A. n. 400
HmADELPHIA-CREADING TERMrNA13. .425.
roo = 90 90. 90 t100o 100 A. VI. 90 sfOOs
$3.50. Zoo. 800. 400. 800 taco. "a. So f9oO.
Path AND CHESTNUT sTFEETS-sAz, $3.50.
$3.50 Ills A II. 100 t's4O. 500 100. 70 Is
RE AETNC'. HARRIsBURG. POTTsyTLLE AND WILL
IANs>PORF- 90. zA25. $500. Ilf9 10. (fo-OO II 90
A NJ. Reading only, /. 500. 1T "I2O 12GO P NJ.
Reading. PottsTiIe ard Ersog only. t4Oo $500 P N
ZFr1l Liberty Street only. sDaily. fDRlY, excsps
Sunday. SUNDAY only tParIor cars only. Via
TarnlQua- saturdays aExcept Saturday.
Cfices: Liberty Ferry south Ferry. House.
Square West 153 East 125th 27S West 125th ST. 245
Columbus New York Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
s., klyu ago E way. W'msburg. y. 7. Transfer Co.
calls f1r and checks baggage 70 destination.
" G. EESLER. c. II BURT,
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Asr
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Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace OF God free and inde2endsnt-rs
Frederick D. Rutland her
John Hilton. and all persons Interested
OF Eaan Hilton, Of Nezy
York leZa-ees
wise send greeting: You and % you haysby
personally be and appear before
Surrogate COuny OF New York. az
OF County. held at the County Court
in the County OF New YORK. en- the th day o. February
a haIf-pasr O'Clock II forenoon q
day there attend judicial settlement
account proceedings OF Marshall Bell
last y testament OF SAID deceased. OF
you hereby cited under OF twenty
required appear BY guardian.
have one u you have none. 70 appear and apply FOR
appointed. n The event % your neglect
or failure a guardian viii be appointed by
SurrOgats represent aid act for you in the PRO
cseding.
IN testimony whereof. have caused seal OF tia
surrogatss Court OF the said County OF New
affixed
Witness Hon c. ThonnaS OF our
County, the County q New York. 18th cay OF
December the OF Lord,
G. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

roe,, a market Tor cotton closed quiet a. 30
A. II % o. ne basis Q. Is 2oc Ecdng upland
bnis,fSe tW n'edl'ng Gulf Sales to-day y coo
rrev,s cenFe[lea ca contract Sales spinnsrs not
Nrre so bales. Southern markets
soik cv ~ nsa as toEeEs; wiFniagto nominal Nor
norarr4 &C Lo~sr at lSc; sales scT bales. baltimore
o~.s ~ point1 lower al e ne Asx7ssts ouies =
&c &C: sa-e- % bales 6nvelssh easy
a 20 Noble nominal, uncAanged at lgc
&C., q2iet. Nc lsc: saies 100 bae.
sN- a.zi- he lower 1e4e Estimated reoelrt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

tfoOSIS steacy; A B. C. D z = se15. n GO ~. II
u e. e. -; K 81 TO- IL 81 so; " So 95: W C. So IS
65o ir raigs Jan %-sPIRITs TURPENTDE firm
10 CASKS ROSIN firm. ssf
ppIs TAR firm. 81 80; receipts 96 bbis SRi1Dt fr25
dSG nrrn 81 = and s. so; receipts IA bbIs
.ouuun, jan 4-TCRPENTTNE-Sp as RO=TN
American strained, Is AID: dn.- us al rs 7A-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

ordinary. 6T2d ordinary 5od. sales OF The CAV
5000 bales q which 500 FOR speculation
export, and included 43to American Receipts 43 0CO
bales including $4,000 American Futures opened
and closed easy American uidd..CE. roo
sra January and February 8 Iot February and March,
$685. and June. 66St; June and July 60 rs 67i;
July and August, 6GJd August and September, 65Id.
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A DvERTIsEoEENTS aad subscription, for Tia rrr.rs
received their Uptown once.
NO 1854 BROADWAY

Advertisements viii be received the following braara
o1aces regular once until o'clock p H. via
254 sth-ave-, 23d-st t5S 6th-sFe., cor i,th-
So: 90 East I4ta-st-; 2JI West 42d-st between f,a
and Sth s62 West t25th-st.; 1S3s sd-svs-.
tween 16th -Ith Sd-ave. near s1ss-st:
Los Ist-ave.. s9thst; I57 East Is5th-ssI s58
Irenlont-aVes 500 Sd-aFe, 41srsts sd-Avess
So Christopher-st. Brooklyn. y. Us Court -stI sls
Court-st.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
&c

20 /. - - - m
- HAIbRoAD.
~ 1'-15 Ioot OF WEST TwENry-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsERossEs AND CoRTIANDr srREETs-
.. me IeAVins time from Desbrosses and Cortland.
= s minutes later than that given below for
noted -4iu street station. except where otherwise
fo F4 csIel M3II IssF sssPlPs Dining
smdkin ~ ana tS bss,! E6-Pqiaa Sleeping
~ epoiz St; Louis. Dining car. cincinnati 4ndiAn-
ssepiag NJ D,7i PENES Y.1,yANIA LIMITED-Punan
Detrot, For Chicago. Cleveland. Toisdo. and
L55 p NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
spo cago s.; fais f bn and LOUISVILLE Indian
Smoking and obserTatiioia as D.ruilIsn sssPiHg.
~ az = Cls sI s Dining Car -''7-'
S cam Eo dndte3 52 Louisville 81 Louis ains
'-2 T,, ?; NJ WEsTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
''25 2. NJ PAcIFIC EXPREsS-For Pirtsou-e To-
eo2h valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
go e. 2 "; cLEvEI.AND AND CINCINNATI Elk
66sIs s7 EittsouFs Cleveland. Cincinnati. indian
800 r n, PITTsBURG sPECIAL-Dauy for Pitts
zu o w q = ;S6T AND THE SOUTH.
1920. 1908 a n 10 s. 2i0 esSro-s n,S 9 T
ParIor and Dining Cars 3 Is :. Il 11sp, az
snG G2Ft.a2dI Streets 3d. s25 m, 121o night.
1 o65 80 3 20 IS 'l255 as 'CongTas-
49, ss5ros s a a95 9Ia Pst2s caE q
s0JIHE FRY FAILwAY.-EIpress s25. AS 2. NJ IL
ATLANTIC COAST LIHE-Ezprsss s25 a r. and Is
sEABQA MD AIR LINE RALwAY-E17re.A lass p II.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Msnnphls
and New Orleans. S25 p. n daily.
~ tt3o-AFt+Ah1s- & OHIO RAILWAY.-T55 N week
days and 80 .. Z daily.
FOI- OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFoLK-T55 Il m
.yy=eE-lays and SO ,. m. daily
as5 m Thro 5 @ T6. SS2 3 9aSs s Fa:
F1ror Cars am Standard Coaches on weekdays par
Coaches On Sundays. ~ ~
CAPE MAY.--l255 n. weekdays.
A'S-SG HfSANCH AsBURY PARK Unt-rlsken sundays)
ocean Grove. ana Point Pleasant fro11 West TVsntv
tnlTd street station, 50 Il % -. ,. n
a. 10 night weekdays. Sundays - 10. m
eco e m. - 30 3 40 10 m. Il 10 night wTeIs.
Gays sundays. u 10. cas- a m, 500 D. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
600 To. 100 So. $50 - - % % lin
Joy tPeula- ILuI-edl. 1905, II55 a N -
10 20 (Destrosses ard CortIsndt Streets 2y IS
80. $50. 40. 40 s4-55 t"455 Chicago Limited
for North philadelphia only. "555 655. T55 SIS IS
weeo-dsys SUNDAYS. 600, 'T.55. 3 .. Cs9 IS ST
Louis Limited 80 l'l02S PeEna- I4mitad). 50
a H.. '1255, '155, '3 - 355 '425 ('455 Cnlcago
Limited toC North philadelphia only. ASS. IS
sos 925 C9J5 for North Philadsphia only D. m IL 10
night ~ . ' - -
Dining Car.
Tfeket oces Nos 49, 1854 and I'll Broadway; Isl
F1Jh Ave1Je Cle.5w 22d ST.; FIFTH Avenue corner
2Sth ST., ! Aston House stations naunef above.
Brooklyn, Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station New York
EasIer Sap9Iy WI call for and cheek baggage from
notes an! res-e-lcas through 70 Destination
road Cab Service.
". ". AT-TERBCRT. J. r WOOD
General Manager. Pass'r Tra1fo Naaaxsr
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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1'--yN-S-l further sensational price changes
-.s ne cotton trade this morning. and the market
--- ana NLGl seemed 70 be selling FOR short
.sFsa 70 lower cables besr-sh crop estimate
1919 authority placing the probable production
t-'OvJ ba-es. and the very disQuetlng of
--.i--- completed March sold 27Oc Nay a.
- S-y a. l-soc. there being q decline
sHoe the close 81 business last Thursday OF
-. q. 70 o. pJ!Ets ADDING this 70 The sensational
go = tast week made zig loss that a very good
"aA attracted opening level
reaction due II only speculative
---I-C4t-ss rather pacific,
el scfces as 20 the attitude Of holders ana
b cotton remaining In the interior continued very
--sae factors. connection buying
- -S1ses Nlta Ncw-Crleans connections n more
SURF from local bull leaders
80 re lowest point Of the morning 80
- 10y a. Is &c There enough Liquidation
however, 70 check tie advancing tendency and FOR
ee market ruled rather quiet but irregular within
-ese4 and about 10 Points lower d
e ne FRr Eastern & for worse a.
ee q 6-rest gossip and pred!c
ne Census Bureau to-day would "a ke
- he lte trading the uarke. showed
eg steady net p 70 80 poiats lower were esd
Sl ~ $1,000 ba-ss Receipts continue
= futures Superintendent Kings regular xsesy move
Lsli lFlses Issued to-day.
80 = IS oeles against 20 Sss last year; Overland
s..llern nil taking ezr-atea COO against So 500
- year gsln o. stock interior
.l--ss Last year. brought the week
ss-ifst es1 go lsG- Total
1T rSc~pts S2o bse last year: over
e nl4s and Cannca, $1,000. against $50 81 Last
- S91lscn NH tEk.ngH. estimated SOS co. against
1e. vsSrs stock Et interior towns IN OF
=. s.sost aSAlnst liza last brought
- ssht tAaA ts- sis 0s2s51S against 7s75si
ne rag. ot contract prices MARIE. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

Al leading points for Tomorrow Nsv-o-eans p 600
70 400 against p OF and 10 last wear
AZ G2-yesto 1900 10 10000 I4879 last week
and 1854 last year and Houston l4eo 20 il 5oa
Against 80 !ast week and li,lT4 last year.
receipts az the and interior points TODAY rom
pared Elt1 The same day last week aad last yesr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

E1flee Cables-Tlip-C1Gee No RIO
t5 exchange 4 &l-321, receipts cleared
tr ire United States, 10000 bags stock 6GI 600 bags
H1L-.st'-ies market firm, good Santos
receipts, 1000 bags. stock l242CO bags. Hamburg
N-le- market oE-ceC r-u. . higher. e
vas net '=G2 PIES higher; sales. 1900 bags Havre-
g1-ee market opened 4. Al franc higher.
J franc higher al 3 srgaly. JaCuarv
March declined 2. franc $50 unchanged; total
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05
NAVAL STORES

,rs,t for Spirits turpentine - quiet, with prices
Tosia Is steady; demand fairly good for small
lots At the quoted prices. which are unchanged Tar Is
sPTrrrs rrtRPENTINE-ol and machine bbs osh o
os TrSp-p,p. bbl., 81 7oas2 50: oil bols San.
2OsrN-Conrnon good strained - ooi d. - Sor
co 20. p a. e06s2 81; :. 81 TO- c. 81 90; H. 81 80;
s5 Is: K IS so; N. 81; NJ 81 p; " o. ~ CO. and w W.
u I" STOCK ON HAND
AabooS Dds
Tar - = - - -'' -
ssvannah Ian A-TURPENTTNE firm. 5sAc; receipts.
sss bbs: sales csc ROSIN rrIa; receipts O. l3 bbls
Quoted; A. B. G .. z. =. 81 .; q. s. 50
n Sc 20; l. 81 CO., k 81 SIS; NJ 81 90; \. SO 10; w C.
= e =, jan &-ruEPENTrNr steady Uxe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan p na-cotton-Spot quiet; prices
points lower: American mdGng fair. lid good mid
ding essi. riadling. 6ssd low mtddIng. asa; good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-05

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher St<
fSO0 A N-FOr B-nghamton and Syracuse.
80 % y. M---F'5r BurraIo. Chicago and St LGu1A
=. to 2. M.-Fur Buffalo aid Chicago.
4 P. h--F'or Scranton and Plymouth
p. M--Eor Buffalo Chicago.
o.43 p. M.-CrIca- OswegO. ithaca Bu-alos
200 A. M--FCr ChicagO-Sieepsrs open p NJ
Tickets al I61. 42S IIS3 1894 Broadway. ~. Ia -
Fulton ST, Brooklyn. SDaIly Except sunday
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City Hotels.

CHAraets'. HOTEL Qualify.
ALGONQUIN,
6G-65 44th St. between and 9Th AYES
Same Harvard. Yale y. i. Yacht Clubs
Centre Shopping and Theatre District. 4
F1reproOf Hotel offering many advantages to Ssscr
Transient Permanent Guests Rooms with bath So
81 80 Suites. 81 S12. Maids and Rooms
81 Restaurant American plan. s. daily. a Ia
Descriptive booklet OF application
Ferose- Co71fcrt.
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ROYAL Blue LINE.

sDaIIy. FDaI-v except Sunday Sunday only
Oaces Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. AstOr House.
is7 26l 4a4 Broadway. 1s2 5th Az, Union
Square west I52 125th 273 I25th St.
Columbus Ave. New York Court St. 344 $50 Fulton
P-lozIvn- Broadway Williamsburg
Transfer for and checks desrtnasioc-
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A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions Tor Tns rr1nsn<v
~ al L-st- CptOwl once.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will received the following
rfces regular cfics until O'Clock vtAf
sth-ave-. 2Sd-sc-; ISS 6th-sEe-. nth
81 ga 42d-st.
26S West I25th-st; ISIS Sd-ave.s be-
10th and TIth LOGS Sd-aye-s s1st-s<
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-28

The pretty costume illustrated is of
dove gray eolienne, and is made with a
three floance skirt. a style that is always
becoming and graceful.
The fiounces are circular in cut. are
finished with wide mems headed by gray
silk fagotting, and are mounted on close
fitting hve-gored foundation skirt of gray
tafTeta with deep ruehe edging plating
at the bottom
The bodice has semi transparent
round yoke Of point de venise lace lined
with white chiffon. and the eolienne is
Joined to this by five shirrings. The ell
bow sleeves are full circular founces, and
the tight undersleeFes are of lace like
that of tile yoke.
The pi"''iA is fully six inches wide ar
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-28
ULTIVATE ENTHUSIASM
YOUNG GIRLS OF THE DAY ARE
BEASE
Story of the Girl Who Refused to AID :
mand That Girls Who Are Enter
tanned Should Express Their Appre-
citation

There is a certain charming quality
which young girls should cultivate if it
is not natural to them, and that is a
sort of responsiveness and appreciation
of the efforts of others, especially when
being entertained. 1t is something in
ones manner which would make one
say of a very agreeable girl that she
carries her good time with her. I
was led to think about this recently, as
l witnessed deplorable instance of the
lack of it. The other night the writer
had occasion to drive with a friend who
was showing st. Paul to a stranger.
The visitor was young girl not more
than seventeen or eighteen, but old
enough to know something about the
amenities of life and to play her part
in conversatio She lives in the East
and was on her way home from visiting
a school friend in Montana. We drove
UP and down Summit avenue. to all the
vantage points of the city to show her
the view, and the only thing she said
the entire time was yes" Not once
did she say the street was beautiful.
not one house or view did she admire
nor make one single appreciatiVe re-
mark. Now you can come from the
most bea utiful cities, and have Travelled
the world over, and still admire Sum
init avenue. Many persons who have
seen everything give that street the
palm. But this girl did not allow her
self one word of praise or apprecia-
ton. Her silence amounted to rude
ness. When we finally took her to the
station and saw her safely aboard the
train. we both felt as tired as if we had
been saving wood.
Now. there is not the slightest excuse
for a girl-or for anybody-who will
show so little appreciation of the eff
forts of friends to entertain her. Per-
-sonally wanted to shake her But this
girl is not alone in her lack of tact.
The young girls of the present day who
belong to wealthy families are all more
or less blase. and that is the reason it
Is so much more agreeable to do things
for those who have but little. If you
entertain them, they not only have a
good time, but really seem to be enjoy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-28

the back, but is much narrower in front,
and it is laced together. both back and
front. by narrow salmon pink velvet rib
bon.
Gray malines laid in circular folds is
used for the fat hat which is trimmed
at the back with a cluster of deep pink
roses and black velvet ribbon
A visit to the New York shops at this
season IS enough to delight the bargain
hunters heart, and, in fact few women
could resist the prices of some of the
exquisite things that are now offered.
Among the grea test bargains are robe
gowns, for these no shop dares carry
over to another season. as by next sum
mer entirely different skirt models may
be in vogue. and then it would be hope
less to try TO sell them.