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New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL Market REPORT.

New-Sora. January % 1905.
-0FFTE-Yh5.e A. evident considerable -iuu3-
6sson s-lu the market yesterday was
Fteader seemed 20 be attracting support
a. level secured by the decline of previous
opening W2s STEADY ~ unchanged prices an
ssganoe points rather better European cables
thar expected Enl general ruling steady TO firm
prices 5llo points higher Sales re-
ported l4158 bags The business for the part
with much the those
encage5 market OF the day before Wal Street
peopIe % the houses with Cotton Exchange
sellers, while
az Frout-st. commission houses. and other Wall
street Interests were buyers. II holiday II
EEn1s market and consequently sdyices
from but Rio showed steadness prices
he previous day. although receipts point con-
tuue full. The larger movement howeve- does not
seem shaking bull confidence II smaller crop than
last season and Il Is confidently predicted thst
show CculpeusaIlEE falling of the
arr - month Owing the storm warehouse delx-
s-es reported yesterday less Loo hut
orvGss market last n-ht developed steady
situation The market for spot coffee is quiet and
nominal with quotations the basis of Sac for
RIO No Z.
s range OF contract prices II the local market to-day
ss follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-1ork, January g, 1908.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market very strong for do
rnestc marrow medium. steady firm on pea and
on kidney Prices
changed but there reserved offerings and fair buying
interest Scotch peas steady. We quote: BEANS mar
row 1904 choice per bush 50 IS; medium 1904 50 TO-
pea 1900 81 750Sl u =; 90 red kidney, 1904 81 TO-
90 white kidney, 81 95n$3; do black SOUP
s. %; yellow eye 1904 50 O56s2 ON: lima Cali
orlia, So; GREEN PEAS. Scotch. 1904. bags bush
81 OF AGsl 10.
BUrTTER-Recepts to-day 555s pkgs The delay in
getting stock forward is running oGr arke short OF ~
hlgh grade fresh aDd prices Tor such are st
oue nrm stock Is reserved for regular trade
and OF settlement iE generally al c anything
free sold market brought @Su@9ts and
wanted than could be found The undergrades
working a little better, but are not quotanly
trade Is affected by the severity OF the
the partially blocked condition OF the streets
Held creamery has further sales at 27Q2413e for
fancy quality and there Arm holding. AL ths West
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
The WOOL MARKET.

After the large. concentrates DEALINGS in wool
can Wool ana Cotton Reporter says only two or
three houses report they have been able 20
suumate business worthy Of note The trade have
very domestic stock SELL but there is plenty Of
foreign either here the Consumers.
are eager buyers Of the Australian wo2ls
and trade naturally questioning whether
there have the Australian and South
American imported than there Is really need Of
o wool market 20 prices be quoted
very steady although It is impossible 70 secure any
further advance The receipts OF wool IN B0S-
ton this amounted 1890 bales against 1870
week and 13,6S4 bales last The total
been 26 $40 bales domestic
bales foreign WOOL against 5000 bales DO
s5s2 bales foreign wool for the correspond
year.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan. 26.-The offerings at the wool auction
to-day amounted 1909 bales. The tone was
generally rmer The selection Of largest
during II lncluded superior New South
Wales geelongs, and home French American buyers
active bidders this class the paying
suitable Scoureds sold freely.
were supply but readily sold. Some SUI
perior greasy q Of lambs We're
bought for America Following the sales in detail:
New South Wales, 5,e0O bales: secured. 10dd1s Cd:
greasy 41a Is 45d. Queensland 1900 bales; secured
Is 3d9ls I'D; greasy. 7QIld. Victoria 200 bales;
secured 1EGls I'D greasy b1&d1is 4d. South Australia
bales: greasy 7G104d. New-Zeaiand. 5000 bales;
secured 9IadG1s 3d greasy. Gdf3ls ID Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal 400 bales secured Is 6sd greasy. 59
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. &c 6-Closinsw EAT-spot steady; No
California futures quiet. March, Ts eisd: May. IS
lad July Is 9sd coRN-spot steady; American mixed
American mixed. old Is l0i5d. futures quiet
March. as lsd: May. IS 2Ad. PEAs-canadan steady
aid FIOUR-St. Louis fancy winter steady. 9s Sd
HOPS London CPacihc Coasti firm. q l07rfS los
BEEF steady: extra India mess. G6s 3d. PORK easy;
prime mess western 6is Sd HAMS-Short cut. Il 10 10
y. auist, 4Os Cd BACON steady Cumberland cut ~ 10
3Ts Cd RIB 10 20 p n BIS. long clear mid
light 3Ts Cd: long clear miedles heavy
81 40 10 3s Cd: short cear backs i8 . 70 ~ asa 81
clear bellies. i6 70. 42s. SIOULuERS-Squ II
10 Is NJ steady LARD-Prime Western tierces
hrm 3as American refined ia pals steady 85s BUTTER
nominal CHEESE steady; AInerdlean hnezt white E25
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan, 26. =. m.-COTTON-spot IN moderate
demand; prices to points higher American mddng
fair 1sd: good middling; 8ssd middling a76d; low
The day 5000 which OgO bales
speculation and export included COO bales
American: receipts 400 bales. all American:
opened firm and closed easy. American mGdlng 2 o c
January 351d: and February. S.5Td February
and March. 359d March and April 364d; April May
3 6Sd; May and June, 3.Tld June July 74d: July
and August 76d. August and September 37sd Septe-
October. 3s0d: october and November 3s2d; No
nd December. g.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
Bal LIImORE LR0 OHIO RAILROAD
KEY Yagg. NEH NaIEN z HaHTEn4n 3 r

Trains depart from Grand Central station. 42d St
4th Ave, follows, for
BOSTON via New London and Provideaes-t4:5n
Y lo0o' x 1902 a NJ, t+.l;0o. 'x.Io3 ~xi3cO.
BOSTON via wiIumantc-tSsOO A n $500 p NJ
BOSTON via SDrinsheld-+9:o0 A NJ. f.I2:08 s'8:O0.
s1iGO P NJ
FTTCHBURG Putnam and Wcrcester-fS:OO ?. 81
LAKEVTLLE and NORFOLK-ts;5O A. r.. 13:31 ?.
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCEBFIpGE. LENOX PITTS
FIELD-f4:50. $3.50 A. M 1881 p "
WATERBURY and WINSTED-44;JG. $500 f~sOo
ss5;O1. 1880, 5000 ito Waterbury, p NJ
Ticket offices CG-and Central Station and c125th
St. c1I3. c261. L1s5. c1 354 BroadTay c9 Park
Place. c25 Union s. c1s2 Firth Ave c245 Columbus
Ave. SO Madison Ave. ezra West 10Th f53
125th st, In Brocklyn. ca Court St. SEQ Fulton ST..
300 broadway, E. ..
sDany. Except sundays sSundays only. ys,ops at
125th xSt0ps 125uh Sundays only tPariOr Car
Limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
C HEsPsTEAD Gen. Pass AE-
o. NJ. SHEPARD, Gen. supt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

ne local market for spot closed quiet at 10
bo-ls decline mlddng upland. &c. middllng gulf 725c;
- 10 sr rlers Ss5 bales. delivered contract 100
- s2-t1eTn spot markets telegraphed fol
- Alll4e quiet lie higher Et 6 9-lGc. Savannah
s-, 'sc higher Cssc sales. s33 bales Baltimore
---a Al Zee 81 Louis quiet. isc higher al G5sc,
- - la-es Galveston easy. unchanged 67sc;
- ~ bales AeN-Jrlsans easy, unchanged, Gasc:
- -'VJ -aies Wilmington nominal. Augusta steady,
l-Arf al bssc, sales 51l bales. Charleston steady
$3.50 a 61sc bio. Estimated receipts leading
800 l9f tomorrow: Al Houston. % 500 bales
.-sL ~ last week and .sU2 year; al ca weston
to aol3 bales. against s.U62 last 1892 last
fEs enc a Ae"-OrieaIs 6SoO 70 1900 baes. against
~ .ast week and 5.O45 year.
Asefps al the and interior points to-day com
Sssee Nlth the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
Supplemental Citation
PIE or THE STATE OF NEW


FTHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. York by the grace God free and tndependent-To
Sarah j. Dietz Mary Alice Boyer. wife OF Robert J.
Boyer; L Detz Nellie ?. Diet2. widow, heirs
sale and devtsees under viii OF
Alfred Detz and the sole interested
his estate OF the heirs and OF kin OF
Disz deceased send greeting; Whereas. Kate
Wells. Borough CT Manhattan CITY OF New York
lately applied the SurOsates Court OF our County
or York have a certain instrument IN writing
bearing April 30h. 1902 relating both real and
personal property. proved the last VIII and Tesa
Dietz late OF the County OF New
York Therefore you and each OF cited
appear before the Surrogate OF County % New
York at hts County OF New York, the 9Th
dav OF March thousand nine hundred and hve, AZ
O'Clock IN forenoon OF that day then and
there probate OF the said last Wil and
Testament. Ard such OF you hereby cited
under the twcn-oue years required 70 appear
Iv your guardian IL have
appear apply for TO be appointed In the
appointed the Surrogate represent and act for
in tho proceeding.
Surrogates Court OF the said County of New
York to be he-euuto Gf1xec- Witness, Hon.
Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF our said
II. 81 County Of New York said County. the 18th
day January, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand hundred and tive.
JAMES A. DONNELsL1Y.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
STITT PHILLIPS. Attys for Petitioner No 1l3 Fulton
81. Dfanhattar) New York City
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
NAVAL STORES.

The price for spirits turpentine little ow-
ing TO hrm Savannah market but the local business
quiet. Machine made barrels quoted at ste
and oil barrels az 551sc The market for rosin
shade higher with jobbing demand fairly and com
good strained quoted 81 eaS2 90 Bust
IN in small lots full quoted prices with
steady. Quotations follow
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls. b5lsQ
TAR. So
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained. 50 STi57s2 90; F
50 05gS3 10; F. IS 15GSS 20; G, 20TS3 %; IL So 3
So 4o So eoqS3 Io k 81 35S4 40; NJ. 81 SOS4 So; y.
S5 10; " G. IS 30dS5 35 " w S5 90.
STOCK ON HAND.
lar l. $50 bbls
Wilmington. Jan. 26-sPIRITs TCRPENTINE firm at
b1lzc; receipts bbls ROSIN 81 50 receipts
bbls TAR firm at 81 so; receipts. 14s bbls. CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm at Sc 30 and 50 20; receipts bbls.
Savannah Jan. 26.-TURPENTINE firm 521tc: re-
ceiDts I16 hbs; sales 81; shipments eco ROSIN firm;
receipts. 1896 bbls: shipments $50 A. and C s. *.
D. 81 CT: F. Sc 90 F. So So; c. 81 %: H. IS % SIS so:
k 81 O5; M 81 80: y. 81 10: " c. S5: " w IS u
Charleston Jan. 26-TUFPENTINE and ROSIN-
Nothing doing.
London, Jan. 26.-TURPENTINE-sp Sss. ROsIN
American, strained. SIS 1iad: fine lis 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
Of Brazilian coffee is as follows

CCTTON-The feature was the unexpected snnofrrs-
saelt u preliminary statement the OF
ely ieW days ago that q telegram Eas received by
ne NeNlnrk Cotton Exchange from the Director OF the
Nensls stating that the data Of report
eelerIilee untii January % as the had Until
he AeE-or-eans convention had requested the Census
department 20 issue partial statement.
Ioodoy explains Nhy the fact thst report be
Issued was SAID 10 be known IN New-Oresns and by
some individuals here fact was of5cialv an
hollce- The report itself covering
va o LtLe value guide crop. and was
lo-9Nc- by great irTeguority and nervousness. -he
- an advance o1 points. rather
ne calles and az first the steady.
VIZ some months working point two higher
.-5-5els o-.lne promoted by the reports Of The
tnusl2Il displayed by the delegates NeR-Oreans
s1teL4Jl Il passing resolutions reduce
urging me southern owner carry the surplus from
tns crop instead az marketing IL But before
tat something happening. Ney-Oreans selling
oc-Ih mere there renewal % bear pressure.
c1nlpEhiec by liquidation At first Il thought
cone fich had occurred IN the convention
tcneLes. but the explanation with
mem regarding the nrst report The
sAe-- ll1t the would be published followed
Ilrlher WeakuesH. before
ISSUED the s0d net decline Of about 10 70
= points The port showed that 215
nave been gnnec - January 10 this 8O64 55l
paes against 2-562lI bales 10 the year
t,------ lllll lar bales. This Increase
cl about - cer, which, applicable entire
l@l would near q total gilned January
- h year q Gbout l-JzOO 900 bales This
ee eAtTene neaTish views. ard was followed by active
covering. WfcE advanced prices 10 within about
points O last nights Gnals. Later
weakened again and while finally steady. within
N points OF the lowest, al net decline II 10
e range of contract prices n the local market to-day
va as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

SaTs nr,sy esy The Northwest bun news by the
- further predictions about urospectiye
Ss1 cs-S s movement and pointed receipts OF only
40 cars last
v-est Was also better demand cor cash
minneapolis.
10 nnIiIers T s mad been SOLD by elevator people
sne southwest likewise good cash da-
ae 70 report with prices Considerably hisseT sbsn tSa
rorS,nces oo.n he North and Southwest dispaveS
~ suengIh N their markets also IeaSi1S
- oHeIs IL point OF advances From,
NEE was more response American 1in9nr-1s IT,.
sl' ' LseIpoo closing about esd 20 sd hiEber vsbIla
party % points T3erlin
e N re tASerpool rise q good specua
i've demand snd less favorable prospects for th Ti
crop, owing 20 cold weather. F3roonhs
genuine shipments at l2O0 900 bush PrlraaY
he cay were $4,000 bush compared WITH zSs ooo I
Year ago cash wheat IN New-York closed os COR -.
20 : req. ~ 2S; No ! Northern Duluth 81 PA. No
hard Manitoba 81 IL JSl II n cORN-Cor,
mostly on the buying side Judge from the
tne market al day prices averaging %c above ths o
flous nigat Receipts at the West were s2s oo0 b,sS
compared with 46l0o0 bush last year and IN connac.i
with seaboard clearences OF Ca bush eonstifta
main factors OF strength. Messages from Omaha s,ste
mat BIDS through Nebraska higher prices WednesS-
hIgnt failed 20 bring holders
was quiet but firm with export loads raTor,as
no z corn closed 524ac elevator 6l
afoat; No white b2c No ? yellow b2c - =
anoat OATs-The Western market acted hrm ali dsv ~
peylng stimulated by the strength advances si.e
here Local cash prices closed follows: Mixed % -
- 10 S65s SIc: natural white 80 50 10 37G3sc ana
clipped white. Sc 10 40 ~ 3si4G41c. RYE norn,nsI
New-YoTk. and mating 46a52c c Z EunaIo 49,
I-fDrgE~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

LackawARnA Railroad.
sew GOrk. loot Barclay and ChrlstoDnss Su&
fs-uO A A--For btnshanton ana syracuse
sIOuO "A. M-FOF SUualo. Chicago and LoutA
sL40 p. M.-For BuEalO and Chicago.
fAe0 P. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
sS10 P. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
ss45 p M--For Buffalo Syracuse. Utica
- no A. M-For hicagO-SIsepers open az o p N
Tickets. 14s E29. iis3 143s BrOsdwey y. t. 49,
fulton 4. BROOKLYN sDaiD fExcept sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

Coffee cables: Eo-Conee market quiet; no 4 Rio
tfs exchange. a l-l6G receipts. 1000 bags ship
Esats 70 ne United States, 1000 bags shipments to
Europe, 600 bags; stock $4,000 bags. Santos-Holday
Ha-lblrgC,ofiee market opened 1s4& pig lower: al
80 n was net -zG@ Pig lower; sales $4,000 bags
Esyre-Ccee market opened steady. isG$ franc lower:
- y n advanced = lrancs n unchanged 70
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

:, n Exchange Special Liverpool Cabies.-spot cotton
lefae demand. 5000 bales speculation and
s[ 1000 American. 1900. II 900 bales. all
1al miGdl!uE upland. S78d- FUtures opened quiet
ssta1s points ~ and points Up on distant
- closed easy. 20 points lower January and
= e1rsary 357d. February March 359d; March
10 csc hprl-Aiay S.Gsd; Aay-June. 3Ilo; june
So e'i1s JGy-August T0d. August-septenlber. 31ed
October. sod. OctOber-Aoyeulber. Ss2d No
,-ef--ieceHbsr. S.S3c. ManchesteT-Iarns Irregular
- eool demand TO- Incia-
s---ytft A1+D AEAL-The -four market to-oay was
xs-S.-l-.g AZ standsuu. There was fair scale Of
s.eat hour in SACKS, but otherwise the market was
tsafelesa Prices were steady snd unchanged. FLOUR
e patents 81 $3.50 35 winter stralghts, s. 259&5 4O
lalenis s. 504S5 s5; spring clears. - 500 - 90
80 - winter s. s0a$s 90; extra 10 winter . o3g
49, A4E FLOUR quiet. Quoted Fair 70 go0cs - 400
eHoioe 10 fancy. s. 75VS5- BUCK WHAT ELeocR
- quoted S2llS2 per luo n ADttNMEAl@
teey. Quoted: El:.n dried s. aOaS3 40. 70 brand
- MEAL STEADY. Qloted; Fine white and yellow.
~ coarse, new, 81 05d$I O7z. FEED-Clty quleti
nsn quiet Quoted; Western spring, Slg 80. standard
tLg, tls; -four GO. 81 90 Red Dog. S. n arrive
n .ian SO 504s2i 30. bulk sacks; mlddling. Szg
-. ol neal. 55GS2s.
Rs-als-i. IEAT-With almost exception the wheat
LSlE of Tie country showed advancing tendency
80 tie close New ork showing from nc %
tetafee- IheTe vas eood support ifo1 le Ill
teni ~ Chicago, and more OF less tifidliy among
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
Steamboats,.

B % 9 U ON AER AzR f2EsEs ESsEsSB. H5
FAIL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fau River.
Leave Pier 10. N r.. foot OF Warren St. weekdays
only a $500 T. II. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM
Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE via New London. Leave Pier 40.
n r. foot OF Clarson St. weekdays only at 500 p NJ
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER ".
CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven Hartford.
Springfield North. Leave Pier 90 Z r.. foot OF
PECK SIP. weekdays only at 400 P H. Steamer RICH
ARD PECK.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo JAN 2s-FIoUR steady. WHEAT. no de-
OATS oSar fEo0ng S whte Ss:G s5e Ne % 92ed az
BARLEY. Western. In store 44g55c asked. RYE. No
Chicago. Jan. 2a-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
May En..: s.a !! !2oi9'ass a H'Fss. A H?gfs G3i'ss a s
Corn. No 2,
il; 55H;''3 :sssssts%: ::sssts% .spot5 81 .,4e::.
Oats No p
S5iE $5H@-'~ a. 81: #& sonos5g2 ,.oss
Mess pork per bbl:
ss9s''y Hs3 . fsS9s fs;a H Isis4 H@s H5 H5ss sa2
Lard. per 100 n:
Ss;; }:a:':z a5; Is =: e. e. f. f.. f..
ss;; Bsa=':: g; s:s ::54 S.. s. 49, s:5s
Cash Quotn!ions were as fqllows: FLQUR quiet
Tsd q ~ sPsn Ps S q l$l 10 10 80 3 {< M Isoy Vel No
4slac: OATS. No p 8o14c; No white. So&q3l&c; No
feeding s7c fair to choice mating 43G4Sc ELAXsEEB
prime. s2q$2 20: CLOVER, contract grade Sl2 MESS
31S % Fer eo $l@ sCegSl & =: A & Per % & NO io So 8
clear sides GbOxedl. $6 &c ass s7l5. wH1sKEY. basis
BgTfER arm; cTearosries, 19G2sc dai-fss. is53lc-
ia llS14a. CRIME hF''' &c extras 800 CHEESE STEADY at
;, Duluth. Jan 2a-close; WHEAT No N.Tthsrn srr
September, 95c-
Milwaukee Jan 2G.-WHEAT, No / Northern 81 $50
s. 10; No Northern, 81 oagSI -; May. 81 16l1 bid
RYE Arm; No I. S1izc BARLEY, No ?. SIC: sample
S7q51c. CORN. No s, 42&G434c; May, 5$sc bid
Minneapolis. Jan. 26.-vHEAT-1ay 81 le9S1 1es /;
July. 81 13&G$i 1915; September 94%c; No hard.
s. l6&; No Northern 81 ~; No Northern. 81 IL:
SO 10; first clears A l5GS4 35; second clears So 60gS2 20
BRAN-In bulk. S13 80
Philadelphia jan 26-wHEAT i3c higher: contract
grade, January 81 lzizG$1 Is. CORN kc higher Jan
uary 49%s Q50c OATS steady; No white natural 81 4
03Sc; No white clipped. CSC. BUTTER firm good
demand; creamery 30c prints
3lc. EGGS firm and lc higher; nearby fresh 29c at
mark: Western fresh, 29c, at mark. CHEESE steady;
NeYOrk tu creams fancy, 1915 412l2c: do choice 12c
DO fair to good 1291i%c- Recepts-Flour. 400 bols
anc sIsO0O 10 in sacks; corn 500 bush Shipments
St Louis Jan 26.-Close: WHEAT. No . red, cash,
elevator. 81 l4s May. 81 1881 i5si July 95Ac;
hard. 81 Il CORN, No 2 cash 43lac; Nay, 45ssc:
July, SIC OATS No = cash. 81c; May, 5l4c No 2
white. SS&SSlsc.
Toledo. Toledo Jan 28-cTovERsEEED- Cash and January
81 5215; February 81 March 81 60 bid April
ALSIKE-PriTne, s. 50. TIMOTHY-Prinne. 81 32A.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
A-0rICE no coNTRACToRs. : SEALED

NOIICE ~ LO-\AhANA Ono' - STA
~ proposals suitably endorsed on envelope for Ccnstruc
,Ires and Gas Piping for STATE armory Flushing
= nav be sent b. mali delivered person Up o
oroc noon on uesday the IJh day OF February 1905
- the Stats board ATcry Commissioners Capt
tol Albany Y the bids viii be opened and read
r'1t1iciy specifications De consulted
and blank forms Of proposal obtained the Armory
~ eelin separate Coupnv Fushlns. New York.
- a01Iirson 10 G. L Helms. State Architect the
tsDfro al Albany. y Y. contracts Vlu De awRrdsd
readable bidders
exceed the OF funds available therefor. IN which
casa the right 20 reject all Bids IS reserved
CTfAFI.ES 2. ROE Major General
NELSON H HENRY. AdtuLant-General. s. y. Y.
LANES McI.EER. BrIg-Gsn'L End Br,gaGe y. G.. y. 7.
ArTnory Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
RAIL AID.
TIE ONLY FouR-TRAck LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
Tbe lawns time rom Ds5rosSey a5s "a altia,
Streets Is ave minutes later than that given below FOR
F6IE IMK WEST.
.s.sS 4 NJ N. sTili6TfH sT i6Gfs St1s1AiD IIMITED
s1O.25 N. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED 20
ss s FN SH4e1S9 eHiSAS9 HhR Hi E Eb LOUIS EXPRESS
.s5s sss + + NJ NJ WEs4EIiS ST zIaiS f4fIf E2FI.Esa
.555 r ~ PASIFIc EN- E2z FIilgs rs;
MAsIIlNGToS AND TnE SOUTH,
Te5 s25. 's.25. 's.55. .loS9 a M 'l:sS 10 ca2S.
~ Qnsressioaal Llniteo 80 ID = s,
('s25 'Consressionai Lnited as AS. '4SS. as
soUTHEH5Ns' k4fLwAY-'ass s.2s. as ?. m. ie.lo
m daily southern Palm Limited LOO p NJ week
Atlantic COAST 1INE-s2S a. m and o % D m
daily New York Florida Special 2lO p m
daily. sea6oard florida Limssd' 1z,25 p N. daily
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.-S.2S p m
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-7Ss a week
FOR OLD P6iNT eoMFoKr and NoRFoLK-75S g
ATLANTIC cTTY.Es.55 a. m. end 2-so m weekdays
CAFE nIv'Efa5 -os 8 M M N. weekdays.
Long BRANCH. ASBURY PARK y'IOrth Ashu.1yy Pax g.
- p n and u 10 nisaS weekdays, sandays r. 10.
30 a and fS5 D. IN.
FOR PHI LADELPHlA-
0tS, rs. s9.25. sf9.55. % 81 .f10La
1888 ii55 m. s1255. sI55. 10. 253 az. 3bS.
80 as. '455 (st+55 for North Phadelpnia Gn;s2.
-5aS. dos S25. % (9SS for Moth Phiadeipnla
onlyl p. m, IL 10 night week days sundays, eOS'
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-24

in thy conscience, nor the shame of so many defeats
had thy device at all times been God with us. 3"
When the passions of thy flesh and blood are
aroused, think of thy God When the dark powers of
sefshness of anger, of frivolity, attempt to
come thee, look up to Heaven! When thy heart wa
in the intoxcation of lust or under the pressure
of care, become conscious of these truths God looks
upon me; God will punish me. Have God in view and
in thy heart that is the steel armor from which the
flaming arrows of the Evil One forever rebound
God with us!" This device gives repose and
strength amid the sufferings of life. Seventeen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-24

Well then, write thou into thy young heart the
watchword of the courageous: God with us!"
Never allow it to be wiped out nor let it be borne
away by the winds! Hold it fast with sacred
earnestnessl Let it be thy guide throughout life
Then go joyfully and undauntedly thy way
and sing this marching song;
Since God is in His Word revealed
'Gainst devil world and hell our shield,
And all that fain would down us,
Contempt will be their final lot,
God is with US, we are with God,
And victory shall crown us!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-24
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for DECEMBER "a, 1905

years ago we followed the bier of the Emperor
Frederick to the silent tomb. What gave him that
courage in suffering, the greatness of which only
few able to conceive, that heroic strength
which outshone all the glamour of his victories
in battle? 1t was the Christians faith the Chris
tian's hope: God with us" He who has no faith
in God soon loses his courage, while faith possesses
heroic force, uplifting man above the cares and
burdens the pains and sufferngs of this life, and
enabling him to triumphantly exclaim, even in
deepest darkness: The Lord of hosts is with usl
The God of Jacob is refuge"