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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York May 1905.
BEEvEs- Receipts none. but 20 cars for saushteTsrs
in live cattle Norninally all grades of
Dressed moderate request and feeling uhe
Tnelts to-day from port included 400 cattle the
Idaho Of which 800 London equally divided between
Sharlberg & Son Schwarzschi!d sulzberger, and
to J. Shamberg Son. The Celtic. sailing
tomorrow viii probably take out dressed beef
and all tho trading the 6Oth-st yards. The
butchers were quite anxious buy Yesterday
prices Common to good veas sold at So 5Oq$5 10 per
100 ID culIs So No strictly prime veals offered
Dressed calves in moderate demand steady prices
69c city dressed ve with fancy carcasses sell
ing at 954e; country dressed sold 7 at 695hG 70, -
so per 100 NJ do. 100 H. at So u do. 90 10 at
20 George & l. s. DieRbec1 e7 veals 10 at IS 121s
r Hune 10 veals. 115 10. at IS S7Aa; culls. 125
~ Jeliiffe Wright & Co.: II veas ZIG 10 at 50 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were cars, $50
sheep we're almost nominal feeling steady;
pens were not quite cleared clipped sheep sold
az So rs per 10; choice clipped lambs at IS
head Dressed mutton steady 7G1Oc per 70; dressed
11G12c; country dressed spring lambs at $3.50
saIes@D Harrington: 24s clipped Buffalo lambs. TO
10 @gsass an omPo3y 24o clipped Buffalo lambs
rs ~ at Sc 4O do e. 70. at Sc; q Buffalo spring
II. H Hollis: I86 Vermont clipped lambs. 90 n. a,
% 10 G. Curtis & Son; SO clipped State lambs 81 n
rfSiIS-Receipts W ere 17ls 3007 head for
sIaughterers with the exception OF ~ head feeling firm
at 81 s0iS5 90 per country dressed hogs steady
sales@J G. Curtis Son: II State hogs, 2l2 70
age at SIS IS per 100 n Il State pigs ll2 H. at IS 90
Hume Gate yes; .s So STATE rs h9s' ls2
Andrew Mullen date yssterday3; 20 State hogs l6e
a. Is SO: . roughs. ais n. 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nevv-York May T. 1905
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts today. 100 bags beans
slow, without material change Possibly the feeling
a shade in pea beans. and II would be off
effect above 81 rs for the best All other
varieties hello steady. We quote: BEANS marrow
choice per bush 81 90 do medium 81 10; DO pea u %
as1 77tE; red kidney So 65; white kidney s. 10;
turtle soup So %: do yellow S2lgS2 %; DO
lima, CaIifoTnia SO s5gS3 80; GREEN PEAS Scotch
per bush, 97izc6S1.
today for cOuforti everything
cleaned night. and the fresh arrivals
not nearly sufficient the pressing needs to-day
peced out the goods best they could 10
regular trade hut that class OF buyers wanted
than they could find and outside trade
simply had 10 go hungry. The Official quotation FOR
extra creamery held at PC, but there was quite
strong OF advance. and the price
from 261z d21c the range OF values
anything that IS useful sell
and factory in small supply and very firm, nut not
cuotably changed dairy butter IN comparatively
small supply and finding good place in the trade AT
frn prices quote Creamery, extras, per To-
2ec5: do nrsts 25Q2554c; DO seconds 23a24o; State
dairy extras 2525isc nrss 23i9 1241ec do seconds
22T23 thirds 2od2ic: do Western imitation cream
cry extras. 25c; GO hrsts. 28a24c refovateo extras
I7111ac Western factory. hrss 2Sc; do seconds. ZIG
22c; 90 thirds. 10000. 49,, .
CHEEsE-Recepts to-day. e55 boxes Little II any
change can noticed remaining stocks
fte more plenty. but still comparatively moderate
snDy selling fairly at generally 12Stc foF srnal
o~tsonally for exceptionally me IN small
v-ay Fine sell fairly but poor graoss very
S7s for finest white and Cd for finest eolored We
ouote: state full small colored ana WHITE Isy
do 13Zc: do late made coIoTed ana WIZ
choice 13c. do fair To good i24ql]94e co poor I0tV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York May 4 1905
COFFEE-Th- coffee market steady 20 firm during
the entire session After opening at advance OF
routs the improved slightly on the continued
urt q importers and scattering investment buyers.
ana closed steady net advance 5310 points sales
about 90 bags The selling for
re most Tart OF the profit taking longs
-s, q points from month.
an sentiment seemed 10 be OF generally buish
aFs owing reported advance IN the quotations for
Tsessre coffee, which IL said argued a better
Y1aDd from interior, the big decrease
zsble supply and continued small Brazilian receipts.
Ne European cables little basis advance,
T5sr7g1rg being = pig and Hayre 4 lower
ssop a1lo receipts for the day small No
news was received Brazil. owing the holiday on
III reyous DAY. The worlds visible supply
Nav was l29l4s0 bags, against - 967 10 bags for
he same tine month and Il b9372 bags last year.
IRE visible supply coffee at the beginning
rent season u 36l 454 bags. Ths spot market
oulst firm with quotations ranging between sc and
s. ;cr RIO No J.
tie range prices IN the local to-day
IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
READING SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

va" OGNSEE ZEN KAls X
LIBERTY STREET and SOUTH FERRY (tlms from
SOIth FetFy I'VE minutes earlier than beIOWl.
E<NSL,O,\s bE+ItI4EItEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCTE
1E1IN fAziuo t415 Easton only a / 4.
- Co4o Easton only Sundays 1880 a m. LOO.
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4 co. s1o a m 400
p m, sundays, $3.50 a. m, leo D. m.
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHURST, TOMS RIVER AND
bARNEGAT-z4-OO $40 A. m. zI.SO g. 20. 4 10 lake
WOOD and Lakehurs only. as 90. 160s p sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY-'9 40 a. m IS 40 . m
EINELAND AND BF5IDGETON-zt4 % a m. 3. ~ D m
1+0NG BIlANcI. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
tC5tNI PLEASANT AND SEASiORl POINTS-ZAOo.
$50, 1lSO a N1-20. 4 10 $50 $50. 11bO D m
Sundays except Ocean Grove, 600 m, 90 $50 p
ATLANTIC HL4pS., SEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BEACH.
l 30. 40 $50 Atlantic Hlds onlyl. $50 p sun
DAYS. 200 a. 400 2.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Lsave Pier 81 y R. W. ana
St 10 20 m and p. m. for Atlantic Highlands.
Seab..ght. Monmouth Beach 2.
PHILADELPHIA G3EAD1NG TERAINAL)-'42O. roo.
too $500 400 1900 1900 f75O $500. $1,000 ,, m
24TH AND CT zsTNUT sTREErs-s42s .. $500. 1000.
'12O0 m. 100. $500 geo 200. 70 % D m.
RATTTNOF3E AND wASHINGTON-s,OO 1000. s12Oo.
90 400 &c 90. 200 80 Ia
IAMSPORT-I 4 90. "a % rs 90 70 10 QOCO a
Reading oniy) slOO. Ii'l20. 200 p Reading.
Pottsville, Harrisburg only. t4o0 1000 p. n
Liberty only. DAILY fDaiIy
days Sundays only tParlor cars only Via Tama-
qua. xSaturdays aExcept Saturdays.
Oces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Aston House.
Union Square West. 27a3 Third Ave. 18Th 81.
245 Columbus Ave New York, Si2 3S. 344 Fulton St.
SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway, Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage To
destination.
w G. BESLER. Q n BURT.
Vice-Pres and Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
EURoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May. 4.-Closing- wHEAT-spot dull; No /
California, Is Sl5di futures quiet; May 6s 6d; July
Is esd September. 6s 49sd. CORN-spot steady Amer
lean mixed, IS 2&4d; futures quiet May IS 2sd;
July Is 22sd Professionalism firm at 5s I'D FLOUR
don (Paciho COAST quiet f6Gf6 BEEF strong; ex
ira India mess SIS cd PORK dull; prime mess. West
ern. 62s Cd. HAMS-Short cut II
43s 81 BACON steady; Cumberland cut % to 80 ~
s Sd short rib is "a 10. 42s: long clear
Light IS to "a H. s9s Cd; long clear middes heavy,
70 40 ID, 3Ss; short clear backs 10 ~ 8Ss clear
bellies, IA to 10 n, 4O5. SHOULDERS Square IL to
- n. steady at 81s Cd LARD quiet prime Western in
tierces 85s; American refined pals 96s 3d. BUTTER
n0minal: CHEESE qge5; american finest white, 57s
steady at 23s TURPENTINEl-Spr firm at 45s Cd
ROSIN--Common firm at - 7l5d. PETROLEUM-Re-
hned quiet at 5ad. LINSEED OIL strong POS Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, May At the auction sales to-day
bales were offered The general Of the sale
firm throughout. with a hardening tendency, Merinos
were dearer and West Australians good condition
were actively competed for. few being by the
American buyers Crossbreds sold readily
rate for the series the home trade buying freely Amer
lea purchased light medium halfbTeds Arenas
good condition practically all sold The following
Il the sale in detail New South Wales-2S secured
occurred Is 5Fd4ls ED greasy. 6dQ11d vieortaaOo
Australia 100 bales secured Is 65dq1s sad: greasy
s29g4i9 West AustTalia-4O0 bales, greasy. 613dq1s
lad Tasnlania-2O0 bales, greasy 9d4O1s. New lea
land-45OO bales secured, iOAda1s Sd greasy 74dPis
ID Punta Arenas, OO0 bales greasy. IA dd1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
BALTIMORE Ind Ohio RAILROAD
uEW YnDE NEW HAYEN z hartford r. R

Trains depart from Grand Central staton. I'd St and
BOsToE via New London and Providence-t4:5o.
tf1o0o. x 100: .,i a NJ {fLlo" '1lOS 'IuSO"
Boston via WilnnantIc-tFS:00 A. NJ. TOO p "a,
RGSTON via Sprngneld-f3,OO A N. tul2.OO. 'h4OO.
sII:OO P NJ 40 , -,
iAKEVILI4E and NORFOI.k--tS:50 A NJ, 1891 p NJ
CT n ARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOA. PITTS
FIEI.DCf450 $3.50 a. NJ. 1881 P. N. -
WATERBURY, and WINSTEi(-t4;50 $500, ftsoo.
fI0-03 SslOO2s Waterbury, A NJ, T1sO3. t4.8Os
s1S:0I 600 5000 60 waterbury p NJ
rCEet Offices al cCirand Central station and cloth
St also at cos c261, 11s5. CT s54 BroadSay CO Park
place % Un1n Square. c1s2 Fifth Ave. Gao columbus
~ 649 Madison Ave c273 West 125th St. 79S Third
Ave- In Brooklyn c342. 500 Fulton St, $50 Broad
STaiIv Except Sundays. Sundays only. fStops az
ro5r5 xSt0ps az 125h ST. sundays only fParor Car
Limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also. - r--,,-,----,. p, g., D.. A..
O. NJ SHEPARD. Gen supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day com
are vi, the same DAY last week and last year:

co-.o, Exchange spectal Liverpool cables: spot @
F-eisn and EXPORT 1000 receipts. % 600 ali AieeI 1
Addng upland. sra; futures 5 Iovte- Nav
ard Ma4-June ODD June-July. 4o7d S si9G
405d AugustSeptenber 10 Sepg IHI,sr Ia; De
cerrerJanuary i5d; January fe5rGary ,sssterI
rusry-Biarch Asa: March April 4.l9o. 'l4-
yarns Gull. cloths quiet and nm
flour AND MEAL-Business In the -four naIAea go, So
a.! %ss o. Asnt EelI e Chiefly in Kansas clears and
ssnIs ana 0sFe ass IS winter straights s. eoqs4 s9
extra 10 winter s. 568S8 rs extra no winter - 50 ao 70
$50 RYE FLOUR quset o 4nos s c6RNiEAL steady
Quoted. Kiln dried s. tS9EZ ~ and Yellow 81 90
oAe' eSiels 9, osSsi 10 FEED-Wesern barely stesay
city hTTa Quoted western spring 81, so 10 Nay
f7i4ag ST. co. hour sisiS 80 bulk sacks g .o
cling SO g9gs24; red dog sI- 81 sS5apS enc"
r1- u-tIFAT-A number bearsh influences con-
tba;sS 20 make yesterdays wheat atAe. sion fol-
affair with weakness feature most OF me snsIiy ne,
unchanged May and 80 70 nc ne part Of
sudden buying moyec Dg gls am the
prominent Chicago eo4lSio ~ ar news was the snow
report making winter wheat conannd ma nnI 2o
ec-es raj hen pIoughed upan unusually snAli 80
The u~eIirninary spring wheat estimate a. sar
q g4g e S9re report said crop conditions uni
forly satisract9y on Top OF ths va 81 last month
zoo oso f yf[ ssinst $4,000 bush year. For TIE
Amounting loads OF HARD halt9Da %4iee e.
Sies9 ~ s;ernent of 100000 bush the week ana
cable 10 The effect France had purchased a cars
Victorian wheat of coast and was bia1lns aor
California cargo English markets were "a heL 49,
EsT9s 20 points up 9q SaAe ss beng quoted as
fo!oEss: No red 9Izsc elevator and s25sc H5oN
80 ~ Honinsl a S2 ~ al 5st csoIi~There con
sl1ere6le steaeiness the market ~ to the 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May 4-Closing-COTTON-s in fair de-
mand; prices points lower; American mdding fair.
47Od g0od middling, 48sd; middling, 422d; low mid
ding, 406d good ordinary, 3SSd ordinary, 3.72d The
sales Of the day 10000 bales of which GOO were
for speculation and export and included 94OO American
Receipts, 20,1O bales all American.
quiet and closed quiet American middlng o C May
4O5d May and June, 4.05d; July 40Td; July
ana August 4O9d August and September, Aid: septem
Der and October AID October and November 13d
vember and December. Aid; December and January
4l5d January and February 416d; February March,
4.16d; March and April, ADD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUFREA1E COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ Yorl.-Robert c. Watson Francis A. Watson and
Henry r. C. Watson executors OF and
the last will testament OF William Watson. deceased
plaintiffs against Frederick W. Hotchkiss
Defendants-In OF Judgment OF foreclosure
made and entered IN the above entitled
lion bearing the 22d of APRIL 1905 T. the
Referee in said judgment named, Will sell
auction, the Exchange saesroon. numbers IA
and is Vesey Street the Borough OF Manhattan city
New York the 18th dav Of May. 1905. IL o'clock
noon by Harris B. Fisher. Auctoneer. the
premises directed by said udgment to he sold and there
follows All that certain lot piece
OF land with buildings thereon, situate lying and
being on easery side OF Greene street. in the
OF New York aforesaid. and bounded and described
SIDE OF Greene street. distant hundred seventy
and inch southery from the formed
nv the intersection of the southery side OF Grand
with the eastery Greene street running
easterly and parallel with Grand street. hundred
feet. thence southery parallel with Greene street.
and inches: thence westerly parallel
b Grand street hundred feet Greene street.
thence northery along street nineteen
mace of beginning the said several Dimensions
or less said premises being known and designated
street and comprising lot number
a the estate OF Thomas and George Lovett.
drawn by Edward Doughty City Surveyor. dated July
I'm 1924 together with the appurtenances. Dated New
York, April %. 1905 - . 49, -
$780, GILBERT Fl. MONTAGUE. Referee.
GEO. c. BLANFlE. PLAINTIFFS attorney. No 25S Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan New York City, y. Y
The following a diagram OF the property 70 be sold
street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

hour when realizing caused setback in prices that
ne close ql+d net lower Chicago receipts larger
ah expected but only because Of transfers from
Tors The English markets closed net lower Influenced
larger Argentine estimates Total interior receipts
.sS'VV9 push this comparing with 1000 bush year
ago On export sales ID loads. No
e!osed o5c elevator and 52lRc ahoat; No white 52c
laa NO yellow, 53l& o ahoat OATS-The oats mar
het was generally firm throughout the day. offerings
we're light and commission houses had fair buying or
5e ! ne cash market closed follows: Mixed % 10
ara a. o. a52e natural white 20 20 80 ~ 8514@364c
ana GIIped white SO 40 10. S53a 1880. RYE nominal
@ 11tSf-Market dull; feeding quoted at IA
oIk' and mailing 46Q52c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

The local market FOR SPOT cotton closed quiet at
Tr!55ifng finf sales 900 bales spnners and 1900
devered on contract Southern spot markets tele-
gsrheS follows: easy. unchanged, at TIC;
bales savannah quiet &c lower at IS sales
unchanged, al 1ssc; sales, l35
hses. baltimore aorninalIv &c 7s4c; Augusta
eulet 80 lower at 9-16c: sales, 49s bales; ST Lois
New-Orleans steady 1-lA2
hcher N nc: safes. $50 bales Memphis steady l-lGc
al 7Esc; sales ESQ bales; Galveston quiet ana
steady unchanged Sc Estimated receipts ~ Leading
agairs. 2 57A last week and 173 year; at New
orleans 500 20 $500 against 1892 last week and 2 ~
last year Galveston 1000 TO SOW against <f7o
last week and 491 last year.
Receipts at the ports interior points to-day com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Books and Publications.

FOR SALE FEW SETS OF "AMERICA's sue
" CESSFUL MEN large vol
with portraits slightly soiled but in ex-
ceent condition. original price 500 30 dispose quickly
Will the price at $40 Address
Tribune "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

fr,,cspo Nav 4-CATTIlE-Recslpts, 1000; market
STEADY Good 10 prime steers S5aS6 is poor medium
81 40s5 40: stocers and feeders 81 $685. COWS 81
ass 81 hefers s. 50S0 90; calnerH 81 bOgS2 40; bulls
s. 5064 10; calves s5qS6. HoGs-Receipts i2o0o'
ket i0c hirher Mixed and butchers s. 30dSb o.
10 choice heavy. s. aJqS5 So rough heavy, S5gs5 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Instruction.

THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square O.122 way): Brooklyn. 10 Court 81
New terms beginning Trial lessons free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Greene Street.

Tho aDproxtrate amount Of lien charge TO sat
isfy which the abcve described property 20 be sold IS
$40 600 with thereon from the 18TH day OF April
iaO5 together and allowance amounting TO
S44756 with interest from April % 1902 together with
of sale. The approximate aIloGn- OF
taxes assessments other liens which are TO Be allowed
Of the purchase money OK palu DS
Referee is SO and interest
Dated New York April >. 1893. - --,--. -.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors
10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. 20 Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

COTTDN-The cotton market generally easier.
BtaT1sh sentiment encouraged by the weakness in
Liverpool good weather reports from the belt and the
!Ges that spot holders becoming discouraged owing
% the absence or aggressive bull support and the
6raWal OF buying orders the advance and send
iEg few selling orders the local market through
various s-ot houses The bull leaders made sppar
et effort rally the market and about the only demands
curing covering OF shorts q
prices o Of abb 90 25 points
from OF week. The opening easy
g decline Of sac points the cables. The South
seemed 70 be selling here and there also selling
orders for the months in the hands Of spot houses
which tended Unsettie bull confidence all along the
line Quotations worked Off readily IN the absence Of
Eressive support, until the about
j points lower there rally. when upturn
points took place covering and a little buying
credited 10 Wall street bulls This Improvement was
quickly while the Hnal tone
quiet STEADY prices practically the lowest
session decline Of 9al2 points Sales OF
futures $4,000 bales. The weather
made generally favorable showing. and while reports
south The spot situation We're somewhat
conflicting the impression seemed TO prevail that the
Receipts full the large
today factor in restricting demand
The range contract in the local market to-day
fo.IoWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York Barclay Christopher SlA
A M-For BiughamJon and Syracuse
. A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and St LouiA<
. 10 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
"a P M-For Scranton and Plymouth
&c no p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
sS45 P M-For Buffalo Syracuse, Utica,
. A Chicago-Slespers open a. q p. NJ
tickets I49 49, l1ss 14sA Broadway n. T: ssS Ful-
ton St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

quiet No Northern carloads 9sssc; winter dull Nc
tISu Soc CORN stronger; No yellow. 544c; No corn
9e55c- OATS firm; No white. 3314 Ga3sc; No mixed
oNc- BARLEY quiet Western in store, 45g54c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
Railroads.

PEN NSYLVAKIA
ROAD.
ANp 6s f9Rt s. EWEsT STREET
a2sP thss s2as s e9a SsoM fdt
s ST sHIf5 SSfs F &5'I -, -,
'1os5 A. NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. - Is
'l'0S NJ CHIGAGo: CINcfNNATI AND ST. LOUIS
:5.Ss T. n u ceTIGAAG AGO, LIMITED.
'sss W wi 79I{S EMP kXPR G9NcINNAT1 EXP
1875 NJ cf HEE7VT!S AE8Fk RES CINCINNATI rxp
'9o0 r. NJ. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
$25 congressional Iimited'9. SIS. - Is, .55
=. m I225 sI255 1.525 "consfessionaI IniteS;5
soUTHERN AZ & i: SIS q n tIg
ATLANTIC LTIc COAST L1NE-s25 a m. and SIS
sEABoARD AIR LINE-1225 D. m and 12.1o
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-sa5
CHESAPEAKE SSF x OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. m week
F9R n OLD 1Iea POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7ss
Ad da1s SdTY-s55 a m and ass D. m week
f fdRG B nRR{W1I5 Ss P m wsek;days
g5P5aays} ana and 6oin n p Pleasant Is5 SIS
- ~ FOR PHILADELPHIA
COS rs. 'L55. S.25 S55 80 % sf9S 90 * .+to -
el3S' Il 80 a. m Il 25 ~ So 55 210 $55. . Is
SaIy S o9I e5' 06 s2 p 5 for North P6ia
sos '755 % .925 1855 955 :fi0 25 so y sundays
-l255 lbs. '325. 1855, Is C't4 IS FOR Sortb
Philadelphia only, '455. $3.50. 655 I'M { - q ~
.gS9 for North Philadelphia only p m i2iO night.
AleHsi ohces Nos 46l 1854 s6 and PSI Broadway; 1s2
29h ST.; Astor House, and stations named aBoHs r
5rooklyn 49, Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street eoi
broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Station ~.
York Transfer Company will call for and cblc, bsps
from hotels and residences through Ia destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Csh
". W. ATTERRURY, y WON
General Manager. Pass'r Tra1rc NJsIDss-.-
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
E Q, contract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign coffee markets: Rio and santos-Holiday Ham
burs-Ccfee opened unchanged; p m
ret uncar ged sales 900 bags. Havre-Coffee
opened quiet and Unchanged at Il unchanged:
n declined 4 franc At $50 advanced = FRAME
total sales. 1900 bags
Evening star., 1905-11-05
NAKEDNEss AN EYEsoRE.
Chicago's Chief Of Police Has Views
o. on Art

CHICAGO, November An the opinion
of Chief Of Police Collins. art in unblush-
ing nakedness IS an eyesore. The classic
lines of the statues on exhibition at the Art
Institute and at the Field Columbian Mu-
scum need something more than sandals
and fig leaves to screen them from the pub
lie gaze. which is susceptible to contamina-
ton. Chief Collins is for draperies on
sculpture not already provided with habila-
ments by the artists-all this in the inter-
ests of the public morals.
The chief does not say what drastic meas
ures he will adopt in trying to remedy the
evil He had not decided yesterday
whether the big plaster copy of '"Theseus
and Centaur" should be swathed in Indian
blankets or whether high board fence
should be built about it, up to the level Of
the shoulders. for instance.
Every nude statue In public view should
be draped," said the chief. especially a
statue of woman. This Is true of the big
exhibitions including the Art Institute, IL
there any statues there 1t does not
matter how artistic the poses nor how
graceful the lines. drape 'em all. The
Venus de Milo's draped, and she's all right.
That kind won't harm anybody. But these
others are too immodest."