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New York Grain and Produce.
NEW YORK. Aug 14-FLoUR-Receipts
1890 barrels: exports 41o0 barrels. Dull and
easy Winter patents, 81 46@4 soc; winter
straights. 81 1904 30; Minnesota patents S5I
80: Minnesota bakers. So 65d4 10
W Wheat Receipts. 1900 bushels; exports,
eGoo eIeSs toE so9s ssaEeIy sas steady No red sGsc
ern. Duluth. 81 697s f. o. b. affoat Although
strong at the opening gains in the North
west harvesting districts email worlds ship
n.ents and covering, wheat soon developed a
heavy undertcne. There was selling by the
Northwest, lower cables. weak cash mar
ket and q bearish visible, all of which had
an aeftect. Prices later rallied on covering and
closed net unchanged to 1sc lower, September
@Ss5sc, closed Ssc; May S05s @90Ac, closed
PETROLEUM-Steady
CoFFZ.EE-spot Rio steady No. invoice,
*. Futures closed steady at net advance
of 10ql5 points Sales $4,000 bags including
December, 7.3oa7, ,45c; March, 7.55@7 65c.
SUGAR-Raw firm. Fair refining. 31aG
3 II -52c; centrifugal 96 test. 41s@4 5-32c; mo-
lasses sugar. ) Il as 9-32c. Refined firm
BUTTER-Market steady. Street price: Ex-
ira creamery. 2o5@21e. Official prices:
dairies. common TO extra. 17@20c; Western
imitation creamery. extra 1Sc; firsts do 1SG
lSl3c; Western factory, common to extra 150
1Sc; renovated common to extra 156191hc.
CHEESE-Market quiet. Full cream, col
ored and white fancy. 1015c; DO fair TO choice,
9A G10l4c; do large colored and white fancy,
EGGs-Market strong. Western selected
extra 21@2112c: do firsts. 1915@20c
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED .APPLES-The market .s
firmly maintained Common to good are quot
ed at 5Q614e. prime. &c; choice. nc. and
PRUNEs-Cqptinue firm with jobbing de-
mand showingssa slight Improvement. Spot
quotations range from 44c to 613cc. accord
ing 10 grade
PRICOTs-Appear to be in liberal sup
ply around recent figures, but sellers show 40
disposition to make concessions and the tone
of the market is firm. Choice. SGSAc: ex-
ira choice sl4@S%lc and fancy. 81 G10c.
PEACHES-For future delivery are strongly
held and spot supplies remain too light to
tion of fancy which are held at 1115c.
RAISINS-Are without fresh developments
ed raisins at 5AQ515c. and London layers
at S1m1
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IIhe leading FUTURES ranged as foIIoWs:
Article Open. High. Low.
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Aug. 14.-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour easy; No. spring wheat.
S0@S25ac; No. red, S0GS1Ac; No. 2 corn 81
a54Ac; No. > yellow, soc; No. . oats, 241ac;
No. white, 25Ac; No. white. 26c; No 2
rye, 5T19c; good feeding barley, BIC; fair to
choice mailing. 3sll39c; No. l fax seed, 81 06:
No. I northwestern, 81 16 prime timothy seed,
So 35; mess pork per Dbl, $14 25a14 80; lard
per 100 lbs, 81 a a. short ribs sides Qoose)
IS COOS 70 short clear sides (boxed) S T5G
S sT15, whisky. basis of high wines 81 2s;
clover contract grade, So %
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The week opened with particular change
in anything. Butter moved off steadily at last
weeks prices, but Eggs were quoted in slow
demand and rather weak than otherwise
though the receipts fell off considerably. The
Cheese market fairly steady, but the re
cent pronounced advance tends to check the
demand.
Receipts were IS. 500 lbs Butter. 7o3 cases
Eggs and 5000 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands, 24qz3c
for. extras and 22@23c for lower and medium
grades; Dairy, 2t@23c: cold storage, 22@25c;
store Butter, 1701Sc
CHEESE-Good to choice mild new 119I2c;
common, sS1adI01Ac; Young Americas 1tlA@
121ac; Eastern 14G15c per H.
EGGS-Ranch. 30@31c for large white Sc
lected and 2Td29c for fair to good; cold stor
age, 25@26c; store Eggs. 20Q2212c; Eastern
firsts, 2OQ24c; seconds. 16Q1Sc per dozen.
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Visible Grain SuppIy.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE visible supply
Of grain Saturday, August II as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange is as fol-
lows:
Wheat-13, ,S99. 600 bushels; increase. 154, 600.
Corn-5. GT5, 600 bushels; increase 2SS. 00O
Oats-6. $50. 000 bushels: increase. 913, COO
Rye-S09. 600 bushels; increase, $4,000.
Barley-6l7 Z. 600 bushels: increase. 2S. coo.
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Poultry and Game.

Two carloads of Western Poultry, including
one that came in to a leading retailer on Sat
,Irday were on sale and met with a fair de-
mand at good prices Domestic Chickens ruled
frm there being very little desirable stock
available.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys 19G2lc per lb for
old and 24926c for young; Geese. per pair,
81 5oG12; Gosiings. 81 1902; Ducks, So 1904
re- dozen for old and 50 5064 so for young
Hens, s4Qa5 for small and IS 50a6 for
large: young Rosters 50 5e@6: old Ross
ters. 81 5o@5; Fryers. So 5o@4 so; Broilers,
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FLOUR-California Family Extras ST S0@
10. usual terms Bakers Extras 81 10@5;
Oregan and Washington. jobbing S4q4 so
per bbl
FAkINACEoUs GoODs-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, SIS 20 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour SO TO Rye Meal, So so Rice
Flour, IS; Corn Meal 81 10; extra Cream do
$3 rs: Oat Meal 81 2aGt4 30; sOat Ciroats, 81 so:
Hominy. $3 T5Q4 Buekwheat Flour, 81 50Q
4 f5; Cracked Wheat. So IS; Farina. 81 so;
81 50Q7 80; in sacks $6@I; Pearl Barley, ST.
Split Peas, boxes SO so: Green Peas. SO 90 per
100 lbs
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Provisions.

Some houses marked up Hams, Bacon and
Lard yesterday but several did not. which
accounts for the lack of uniformity in the
new quotations below. The market rules firm,
though trade is still quiet.
CURED MEATS-Baeon, 126f219c per Ib for
heavy, 120I21ac for light medium, 1874 sG14c
for light, 14G141ac for extra light and 1910
1Sc for sugar cured; dry Salt Sides. 1G12q1l be-
Bellies. II 1@d12c: Eastern sugar-cured Hams,
14q1413c; California Hams, 13ci Mess Beef
50 so per bbl: extra Mess, SO; Family. Sl1;
prime Mess Pork S14: extra clear, $40 90
Mess SIT so: Pig Pork. $22; Pigs Feet So
LARDITierces quoted at &c per Ib flr
California compound, &c for Eastern compound
and 10c for pure; half barrels, pure, 10Ac;
10-lb tins, 10%c; 5-lb tins, 105sc; BIB tins,
lie.
CoTTOLENE-One half barrel SIC; three
half barrels. Skc; tierce. Sc: two tierces.
TJkc: five tierces, 7$c per lb
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Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Aug 14.--WHEAT-Walla
Walla, T0@71c; bluesteru, 73Q75c; valley, TIC.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Aug 14.-WHE EAT-Unchange
Bluestem &c: club, 71c; red Csc.
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Flour Exports in Judy.

l-slst months exports compared with the cor
49, - , i-loing month Of last year. show a de
t--s Sc ot 50 I3s barrels. The exports in July
80 were 80 893 barrels. valued at S3S6 Isl.
t-4- included 7nl1S harrels fnr China.
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Hides, TalIo,v, Wool and Hops.

Mail reports from New York say of Hops:
"Advices received from the coast continued 10
report more favorable crop prospects. There
was moderate amount of contracting for the
1905 crop being done and the prices paid
ranged from 14c to 15c. according TO locality
Up State advices reported steady markets and
the outlook for the crop is a yield OF 10 to 70
per cent less than last year Cable advices
have been received from Europe reporting that
in Germany the crop is in need of rain. but
that in Bohemia crop prospects are favorable
and that the German and Bohemian crops to-
gether promise to yield about 1212 per cent
more than last year. The spot market was
HIDES AND SkINs-Culls and brands sell
about 16@1c under quotations. Heavy Sailed
steers 12c; medium 11Ac; light. lie. Cow
Hides lie for heavy and lie for light;
Stays size; Sailed Kip lie; Sailed Veal, re
SaIted Calf 1219Q13c; dry Hides. 1919c; dry
Kin lie; dry Calf pc; Sheepskins sh ariings
95dI5oc each: shert Wool, 5CG90c each; medium
9Oc6iS1 25; long Wool. 81 25Q2; Horse hides
salt So 25 for large and 50 10 cor medium
So IS for small and soc for Colts; fIerse
Hides dry 81 1902 for large and 81 so for
medium 81 for small and SOC for Colts Buck
Skius-Dry Mexican, Soc dry salted Mexican
one: dry Central American. SOC. Goat Skins
Prime Angoras 75e; extra large do, 81 %
large, sac; medium soc; small. 35c.
TAILOW-No l rendered. 4G44c per III:
No . 36i31hc: Grease. 2G2Iac.
WOOI-Spring clip-Humboldt and Merdo-
cino 2sM.30c. Fall clip-San Joaquin Lambs
free l7419c; do, defective. 15G1Sc per lb
HoPS-1904 crop. 1501sc per lb; 1905 crop.
14Ql15c
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AUCTION SALES
Auction Sale Horses and Harness -

WEDNESDAY. August 16. at II a. m.
ARCADE HORSE MARKET. 32T sixth Street.
BY order OF the MouitOn Drayage Co. OF
Oakland l Will sell all of their Horses and
Harness. consisting of - good Horses. weigh
ing from 1850 To 1000 lbs; 4 sets Of Truck.
sets Double Wagon. sets Lead, sets Single
Wagon and sets Buggy Harness.
Also other Horses Wagons and Harness.
Stock can be seen after August Ia at 327 sixth
street. JOHN ]. DOYLE. AuctiOneer
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NEW YORK Aug. 14.-There is much cot
ton offered at the moment. Dry. hot weather
in Texas.
Cotton futures opened weak August 10 25c
September, 10.2Sc; November. 10 47e Decem-
Der, 1888; January 10 &c; March, 10 6Sc
April, 1073c; May, 10 roc
Cotton futures closed steady. August,
,1e16c; September 10.21c; October, 10.36c; No
vember. 10.41c; December, 10.46c; January,
10,53e; February. 10.56c; March, 10.62c; April,
1e.64c; May, 066c
Spot closed quiet ten points lower Mid
ding upiands, 10. soc; middling gulf, 1o.S5c.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-On the produce ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady.
ereameries, 17Q20c; dairies, 16n1Sc. Eggs al
mark. cases included, 12N@l5%c.D Cheese
firm; 11BG11%e
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
SD. Louis wool Marked.

grades comhiug and clothing, 26631c: light
fine. 21@27c; heavy fine 1Sa22c; tub washed.
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COMMERCIAL 90 81 FINANCIAL !
New York Cotton Market.

for short bills is rs per cent and for three
months bills l 1916 per cent.
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So 5o@s 25: Pigeons, 81 80; Squads, 81 5O91 IS.
GAME-Hare 81 5061 75 per dozen; Cot
] tontail Rabbits. 81 5002 per dozen.
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NIeal Market.
There was no change to report in anything
yesterday. c,,,,, ,

There was no change to report in anything
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
aff fBEEEF@41I@514c sE for Steers and s14G41sc per
10 VEAL@Large. lHa ea7c; small. sG95Ac per lb.
MUTToN-Wethsrs. 614G715c; Ewes. 5q6lsc
per Ia .ksSMB-sas1Sc IN per Ib
PORK-Dressed Hogs 61aa9c per lb.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco less 400
As per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
cATTLE-Steers. o1k@6c; Cows and Heif-
&c; CALVES -s&a4c per 1b gross weigho.
per fb tgross weight).
HoGS-Liye Hogs 13o to 200 lbs, 5A acc.
over 200 lbs 54sG5a4c; Feeders. nominal; sows.
Stays 40 per cent off from above quotations
General Merchandise.
BAGs-Grain Bags T1k9TAc: Wool Bags.
27d31c: Fleece Twine 712c; Fruit Bags
coAI-welington IS per ton; New Wei.
Beaver Hill. S5 so: Roslyn, 81: Coos Bay. So 60;
Richmond, ss; Cumberland. S18 in bulk and
S14: Welsh Anthracite Egg, S13; Welsh Lump,
S11 so; Camel 50 per ton; Coke. $11 jG6II3- er
Gn IN Gos IS q p n ho o R9ey
oILs-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add DC; LinSeed, b4c per gallon fer boiled and
62c for raw; Castor OIL in cases. No / zoe:
Bakers AA cases. 81 146I1 10; LucoI SEC for
boiled and SAC for raw: China Nut cases esq
for Ceyion and SOC for Australian. extra
bIeached winter Sperm OIL, csc: natural winter
Sperm OIL &c; extra bleached winter ,yhaIe
Oil csc; natural Whale OIL, G0c: extra winter
strained Lard Oil, I5c: No. l Lard Oil sac
pure Neatsfoot Oil. Toe; No. l Neatsfoot OH
81 nc: Herring OH. t5c; Salmon OIL 34c: boiled
Fish Oil 35c: raw Fish Oil. 35L: Paint Oil SIC
COAL OIL. GASOLINE, ETC.-Water White
Coal OIL in bulk lie: Pearl OIL In cases
IIBc: Astral. 1715c: Star. 1715e; Extra star
20s5c; Elaine. 26c; Eocene. 191Ic: Stove Case
line in bulk 14Ac; in cases. 21c; Motor Case
line in bulk 14bc. in cases, 21c; No ] Eo-
gine D'srlilate, iron barrels or drums, Sc; &c.
do e1kr: cases. e15c more: Benzine in bulk
l2Jhc; cases. 19e. Sc degree Gasoline. In bulk
25c: in CO ses 31c
TURPENTINE-S6c per gallon In cases and
soc in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead Tl60
Sc per lb: White Lead. 7la@Se according TO
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes follows, per Id. in 1Ge-lb bags:
Cubes A crushed and Fine Crushed 3 ;;Jc:
Powdered. 515c; Candy Granulate6, s. l5c; Dry
Granulated. fine, 5.05c; Dry Granulated. coarse
5.05c: Fruit Granulated. 5.o5c; Beet Granu-
lated G00-lb bags only. 1850: Confectione- s.
A. 5.o5c: Magnolia 4. t,65c: Extra c. soc;
Golden C. i45c; D. 4S5c: barrels. 1Oc more;
half barrels, 25c more: boxes. SOC more; 50-lb
barrels, 5.55c; boxes. 5.soc: H. & E. Crystal
Dominos. S.o5c per lb. No order taken for less
than seventyfive barrels or its equivalent
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MIsCEILANBOTS STOC
SALES.
Morning Session

Morning Session.
Board
100 Honolulu Plantation Co New PooD 80 rs
Afternoon Session.
Street
100 Honolulu Plantation Co eNew PooD.. SO rs
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Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
$50 a. m Session-Comstoeks.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.
New York Grain and Produce.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 14.-Cotton. quiet
and easy; middliug. 10 7-16c.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. August IA

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid Ask.
As or coup. .10+ 1o4Ia is or ep new 152 1924
As or reg. .104 104l2 IS or coup. los A1O3S4
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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NCE MARTIAL LAW.
Ciyn Wa" In the u and Riot
ing at BakU.

ing at Baku.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. -. All
the Russian railways except the Cen
trail Asian have been placed under
martial law.
In the Caucasus the situation is cX-
tremcly bad, practically amounting to
civil war. In Baku the inhabitants,
barricaded in their houses, are petit
tioning the central authorities at st.
Petersburg for relief from the exist.
ing condition of affairs.
The government is sending re-cn-
forcements of troops, but while these
may he able to stop the reign of ter
ror they will be impotent 10 start the
wheels of industry. ProprietorS fear
that the oil wells will be utterly ruin
ed if pumping is suspended much long
or. Conditions in other towns in the
Caucasus are equally desperate.
In Siberia ms we'll as in other parts
Of the empire The government has
granted considerable concessions to
railway employees. in some cases ac-
cording them a reduction of the hours
Of tabor - nine u day. This renders
the situation of private employers in
crclsingiy difficult, rs they claim that
II Is impossible for them to concedc 50
much.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WE NIuER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today cleal and considerably colder wea-
Their aud brisk to fresh north esteFly and
westerly winds viii prevail, temperature
falling below the freezing point in the
northern districts. On Tuesday partly
cloudy to overcast weather and fresh
variable winds will prevail, with nearly
stationary, followed by slightly higher
and Oh Wednesday partly cloudy weather,
preceded by snow Or rain in the coast
districts. with moderate temperature
changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
MINE EXPLOSION.
Rcscuc' Party at Biu"ieih. ", W..
oug Out Fifteen Dead.

bTOuGHI WV attFEb A''H"'
BLTEFIELD, W. Va. Feb. 3I.-.As Il
result Of m explosion in SHAFT No. ! of
the United States Goal aud Coke COM
pany mt Wilcoc twcuty,thrc" miners
are supposed to have lost their lives,
and it is possible that the number Will
exceed this. Fifteen dead bodies have
been taken from The SHAFT.
y large %rescuing party is in the
mines, and it is barely pc 'siblo. but
not likely, that some of the remaining
cutombed miners will he rcscucd alive.
The explosion was of terrific force and
shattered glass windows Il mile dis
tant. Immediately after The shock
great numbers Of miners. who We're
off duty, rushed to the shaft 10 find
great clouds of smoke and dust gush-
ing from its mouth.
The company usually work in this
shaft about seycnty-iive miners.
The United States Coal and Coke
company, with principal offices in
Pittsburg. is Il part Of the United
States Steel corporation.
The cause of the explosion has moi
as vet been determined, and since il
is hardly probable any of those in the
mine will be recovered alive the cause
of the explosion may never be known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
MONDAY, p

The newspaper thar gives the psoI le
what they want to read will grow.
The minister who breaches ab1ut live
topics in the right vein will get larger
congregations The growing popular.
iiy OF D. George H. Paysor, temper.
airy pastor at the Second Reformed,
Is one of thu interesting topics of til e
town. New Brunswick Home News
The question arises is the minis err
who breaches about live topics do.
ing his duty as a minister. He may
be having larger congregations, but
do the people attend his church mere.
ly as thev would flock to some show
or to the theatre, or do tn ey 10 to
worship and to hear the gospel The
trouble with the clutches today
very often lies with the ministers
themselves. They cater to the crowds
and not 10 the souls. Hundreds Of
men are craving for that comfort and
pea9e IF mind which our forefsthc's
always found in their churches, in the
helpful words of the preacher as he
unfolded the gospel truths and showed
the weary traveller the new life. 4
man no longer expec's this, however.
He gnes to church and Sunday after
Sunday he listens to a discourse Or
lecture ON so.called ''live topics " he
fiods there exactly which he has
found all during the week in his daily
routine of WORK and turns away to
seek a change or recreation in other
channels. There are no words of com.
fort, no helpful thoughts, no encour.
agements to go out into the world dur.
ing the coming week to battle with
renewed energy. Rather, he is
bounded and condemned for not doing
his duty in this, that or the other
thing. He is told that he is o coward
because he does not wipe corruption
from the face of the earth. He is told
of ell the sins and wickedness of the
world and led to Believe he is largely
responsible for it. Alas, the poor fell.
low is we'll aware of his short com.
ings. lie has been constantly reminded
of them all during the week. He goes
to church to find relief ana to seek
that helpfulness which he has a r,rht
to expect, but in the Give topics
from the pulpit, he gets 0 II of 1t.
When the ministers come TO realize
that a Large congregation" is not tho
main o iect of their ministry, in t so
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
Akron opera House Ba-ocd.

AKRON. o., Feb. 27.-Thc Gcand
Opera House, the second oldest play
house in the city, was destroyed 10y
fire yesterday. ontailing a loss OF $50
600. The adjoining building. contain
ing the plant and stock Of the tom
mercial Printing company. wis dam.
aged to the extent of $15000. lirem"u
William Sh~aughnessy. John !. Jos" and
John Dorner were caught by "a falling
wall and injured. ShaughncssF had a
leg broken in two places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

on at the waist line. Wespoke last week
of the prospect Of coat-tails We're to be
seen on everything, and the last few
days'have made us feel more and more
that this style is TO rule.
In selecting The hat to be worn with
the redingote, be sure to wear the latter
when trying on at the milliners; so much
depending for the success of the cos
tune on the lines Of the hat carrying out
those of the coat. Be careful not to pur-
chase one too high and narrow. or the
good lines will be carried to cxagger-
alton; give ar unpleasantly dravn-cul
effect. ELLEN CSMONDE.
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Every Member VIII BE s-uhpocnacd

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb 27-A
conference between County rrosecut.
jug Attorney Charles p. Benedict and
Attorney General Charles W. Miller
was a final move before the opening Of
the grand jury investigation ot the al.
legged bribery and corruption IN the
legislature. S%tIbpoenas, it was an.
nounced. will be served ON every mem
Der of the house to appear hcfnr" the
grand Jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
Redingote to Retain Popularity

Vests are a feature Of the reU.ngotes,
as they have been of he coats and bod
ices in general all winter. Various ma
terials are employed for these vests,
velvet. satin. leather; for the spring
piqua is promised. Goats can be remod-
eled on the redingote style by the addi-
tion of a vest, trimmings to enlarge the
sleeves, and fitting q skirt of some sort
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

A M Last year, at the beginning
1S<F of the season, we were tod
was the only thing, where.
fore We purchased the "only thing n
behold by the time cold weather had set
in in earnest long coats were quite out OF
favor. short, waist-length jackets the
only really stylish Cnes to wear. But
now the long coat is having its innings,
for the moment it is by far the ele-
giant Of outside garments.
The redirgo with long, straight lines
is row the wrap most approved. bears OFT
the pain for the winter; and with the
furs left off It will DO excellently well
for spring. It has the full bust, generous
skirt. large sleeves, and the trimming
at the waist line usually needed for the
long. pr;ucess-like coat. Only the per
fectly, proportional can wear the g d
ipgote built on regulation lines, simple
~rrincess model. But a girdle effect, a bit
of trimming at waist or hips, makes the
long, tight wrap possible for almost
every one.
one of the several advantages Of the
~rediugote is that 1t can be worn with
various skirts; it looks very well with
the short skirt, and with the long gown
it is elegant. But the skirt over which
IL is to be worn should not be trimmed
very deliberately, as this might interfere
with The set of the %redingote.
The stores are now selling leftover
suits of redingote style at very reason
able prices, and as many of these are of
lightweight material it would be a piece
of economy to purchase n for spring
wear. Furs, too, are selling nov AT
wonderfully low prices, ever the fash
ionable and expensive ermine going for
but a fraction of what it brought earlier.
And ermine seems to be in. and 1t is a fur
becoming 10 women of all ages. bestows
a youthful look On her so fortunate as to
sport it. The other Sunday | saw two
elderly women on the avenue whose
faces looked fairly babyish rising above
the exquisite ermine capes they wore.
One was gowned in delicate gray and
white, and the white. yellow-spotted err
mine was just the right finishing touch
for her costume. The other wore blue
wolfe. a long gray cloak, a cape-collar of
ermine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

In the announcement made yeSter
day by the Newark Sunday News that
it would cease publication after yes.
teriay's issue, the state loses n vain.
able friend. Wallace NJ. sen iher, the
proprietor Of the News, having Sc
cured all interest IN the Newark Sun.
day Gall, withdraws the SUNDAY
News from the field. The readers OF
the latter are urged to turn to the
Call. People Of Newark and Essex
county may be satisfied with thu
change, bat the Sunday Gail will,
never cover the field throughou, the
state held by the Sunday News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27
Amcricans want strong Man.

N~EWCHWANG, Feb. 2T.-The Amer
ican consulate at ~Newchwang is in
charge of a local English merchant
who is also representing Germany and
The Netherlands. In view Of Ameri-
cpu interests in Manchurla local rest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

The Board OF Education is visa in
~sndeavoring to close school No, / as
early as possible so as to have the
alterations finished by n Xt fall.
Then, when the school yeat com.
mences. all seven schools can be
thrown open and all viii be in fairly
good condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-27

New Brunswick republicans are
riding rough shed ovcr the county
seat. One would lot have to be tolt
that they have Leen kept cut OF office
for many yeats and have Just gotten
back into power again.