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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26

II $50 tc November 10 $50 tea seller
year lLs0 a1soc, closing l050 $780, City Steam firm
and In fair demand sales 100 tcs Refined quoted
Demand only moderate and the feeling continues weak
prices however show material changes EGn Creamery
&c PtDnsylvana Creamery. 23c; Western Creamery ~
welsh Tubs l4d2c Western Imitation Creamery l2u l9cI
western Factory. 90 rule very
nues fair mainly from exporters New state s2tl2ssc
Poor TO choice Western Flat loG l2c Fair to Choce
creamery SKINS So al &C.. Common TO Choce :E1us
have very FAIR inquiry and prices retain tie firm temper
noted lattery and Vana Is 96l9c.i western
dlobc; Canada. la else.
Ky lrm moderately active prices unchanged; DO
TIC.
sEEDs-Quiet unchangei
flCt.S-Cnchanged demand moderate,
- HAR-KaW III better demand and higher renncrs were
puicha lng for the purpose Of holding over until the
new es take effect; Fair Refining. - 94o test
centrifugal - Gc sales 3jj hhds Centrifugal 00o test
3lGc.; ll60 bags st Domingo 9j.3 90 test ss@
&c 600 hds ara 1000 bags Centrifugal. 5-l6c 5000
e eiss EiazL 5.lGaa 5lGci Refined higher cut L9a
Sac. standard" A." Siqc: Oh "A,"5tGsl4c White FE-
ira &c &C.. Extra "C"7%G74cr &C." 7'sG 2cj Vel
low e. ga lie. yellow Go-a7c ~
STAR rl-Du!i aud unchanged in price Choice city
quot % i5+oi@'sc Western l@4c OeonarSarine stear-
TALIJW.Dgn and easier; Primo city quoted 7isc:
TEA-Irade rather slow. but prices about steady
iOBACL iucky quiet unchanged sacs li6 bids
seed ci more a"tyc sales go 1852 New England,
u . DO 30 ISL do l. U2jc. 500 cases 1852
Penn,yyania. 10 s52c 500 cases 1881 state, private
ms lbp cases 1881 Pennsylvania. o0licf 3SO DaeS
Ii ytna. $50 81 - loo bales >um1tra, 81 lOGSl 20.
VIZ IA very dun market must DO noted Holders Will
opt reasonable bill for old stock New Texas and
Spng Texas, p &c. 1000 Old DO, - DC $4,000 10
secured leXts aud California. Al 7Jc 1000 n Fal Cali
STATE 90 Il 0is~oi oo1 b sonfhcrn 80 6a es Monte
NIueo and $4,000 % Domestic Pulled, private terms.
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Religious Notices.


M rec o;pe % ~ m and 9?s Ha S5't aSa
meeting at = O'clock A. B. SIM Bon PASTOR
All sous Church ijh.,ye, corner ulst-I1o Res.
Pubic cordially Invited SUNDAY sShoo. 5.5oa m.
At Thirty ieurr street Reformed Chu,ca west Of Sth.
sunday 9Th inst, at 1850 m In the evening at $50
Dung Peoples Association OF the church. strangers
cordially inyitee
A. steel Hail. No u East 4tl;stmAN DREW ", JACK X
toab Causes of Human suffering" No evening meeting
All cordially invited
Al souls chHrfh 4g N MrS%Sa o 4s9 Yes of
aud give address al choral Prayers at +. m.
Al second Unitarian Church Clinton and Congress
JOHN v. CHADWICK Will preach subject; :, The Slgnit
Life" All are cordially invited
Al Jane street MeihOdlsi Epscopaa, Church between
stu and Greenwich ayes.-rhe ReE PHILIP GERMOND,
Ject: " God IN our National history
Scotch rre,byternS Cd@Eeh ihs between t0 9th
at 1880 m, and Row. DR. ElsKlNE Wire at4 p. N.
Al Brooklyn Tabernacle Rev. 7. DE WITT rALMAGE
Will preach Omorrow at 1880 III. and at 1870 p. m.
Free Gospel service Grand Opera Han, 23d st. and
meeting at o'clock A. b. SIMPSON. Pastor
R R aes
II a. ~ ana 40 p m Morning the Rev JOHN WILLS;
bay Heroes All cordially invited sunday-schoOl
at 10 a. III.
and tns MesI the PX%oSDD
will preach sunday the 9th inst at II m and 40 D m
Al Chickering Hall. 1Shst-Closng service for
the Of the Union Gospel service, 3ocock sunday
afternoon. Singing by Miss lille Berg and large choir
George ID. director. flee. Everybody well
A.-Manhaftan Temperance Association,
Masonic Temple oth-aye and 25dsI,
the SeasonKind words dear frIondsNo set
Speeches.
Prof VIM Mason Evans VIM; n. II. BartTam.
Rev. Is. ID. Peek, ID. d., Rev. Geo. j. Minglns.
Rev Dr. Walsh, Rev. ;, IL. LightbOurn,
Rev. Dr. Dick, Rev. Phillip GeIm0nd,
Rev = Thomas Williams. Dr. LAMBERT
Mr. Daniel Walf0Id and other emneat gentlemen.
Director FTOelch. Organst
Covert. Coruetist; Miss Mortimer and Mrs Davis in
smith recitation. The Manhattan COoIed Gee
club viii also be with J. Is. GIBBS, President
An Opening Service of the Sunday school OF the Re
dccmer Baptist Will be held in the tent al the corner OF
l.ith and 7thave sunday the eth inst, at $50
IN the afternoon. The services Will DO varied aud III
teresting.
Brooklyn Grand Opera House, Place. tomorrow
TAO p. IA. Rev. DR.. MONCk. Pastor Apostolic church,
(hIists full Gospel and heal the sick
cOrdlng Divine command MARK 49,. early,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-26

In State bonds Tennessee Is were = higher at
397s and Missouri Gs, 1857 brought 1922. OF city
bank stocks the sales included Fourth National at
100 and America at 100.
The dealings in railroad bonds developed no new
Or interesting features. Prices for the speculative
Kinds shared the fortunes of the share market and
were fractlonally better or fiuctuated the
prices OF their kindred stocks. Erie second consols
rose = to 9e7s. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
general mortgages were l. higher at e4
Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts advanced Z to
90 canada Southern frsts were Is higher at
ee. New-fork, Chicago and ST. Louis firsts 6s were
In demand at lob, and West Shore and Buffalo 5s
were firm at 79s40707s. New-York Central ex-
tended debenture 5s sold at lo27s0lO3. Long
Island 5s at 9sa9s4, St. Paul and Omaha consols
at 100. and ST. Paul frsts 5s, Pacific and Western
division. at 95i2. Texas and Pacific incomes were
l. higher at 81.
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes receipts of So 1874 14o and
payments of $6,255,l32 and shows a loss To its
general balance Of S49O.9s3, leaving il
at $f21 ,542, 100. against 1922 O33173 a
week ago. Bat dedncting from the
receipts $4,000 of legal-tenders received for
certificates VI deposits. aud from the payments
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CLOSING Prices or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
9.jorstDJjJIS T. OA5lS .. Il Wt@F
FRIDAY. May @5-T. ".

The stock market opened with considerable
dull pressure, and for the frs, half hour there
wasan appearance Of actyity,and 4 good advance IN
prices was recorded After that hour lulncss the
principal feature and prices generally recclcd only
about 0ue-half of the mornings gain. ~. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba stock was exceptionally
weak and declined from l24 to 1lsi2a llol2 The
market was so dull that II was unaffected by the
advance Of cents per bushe for wheat IN Chicago.
which was occasoned by the publication Of the
estimate for the wheat crop of the Millors' AS>Oca-
ton Neither was tie speculation III the coal stocks
affected by the announcement that in a few days,
including those out there Will be out of blast
some fifty anthracite furnaces the coal consumption
OF which is 100000 20 100000 tons per annum.
Bat the intended blowng-out of the additional
eighteen furnaces not generally known at the
Stock Exchange. The market closed at prices
which generally snail fractions higher than
yesterdays last figures.
Government bonds dull and firm; bids for
the 3l2s and 4l2s are Is higher. Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

NFw.YORK. May 25.-rho following are the total net
ccpts the below mentioned ports
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. Nav 25-l23On m.-Consols 102lIs for money
and lO.ae account Erie 3G second conso- %" =?
New-YorA Central l24N Atlantic and G~eat Weston So, Gud
MORTGAGE trustees Ccrtincdcs. ~ Illinois lufa 44h4
Pennsylvania Central. $3.50 Reading. - Mexican prn
l26l4: New-N Ontario Western, 2O'I MliWau
\ G. IT. Paul Common lOilf
LONDON. Nav 25.-2uO y. n.Pars adviceS quote three
80 francs - Ceuncs for the arc0lnL
LONDON. MAY 2j-lOO D. m:-Atauuc ana Great Western
0,t trustees certi,ates A. DO second mort
y Central. 10 Illinois cent
raj. 1861: Pcnusy Central j.'s-. Reading - =.
The OF bullion into the Bank Oh u-anG on
balance TO-DAY A5l. OJc.
LONDON Nav % 400 y. m.-Pars advlcea duOe three
80 francs l2 ccntncs Or the account
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 25
On "A moderate volume of business the pc
trolcIm speculation to-day preserved quiet sirens
o. the time After early sales at 81 O3 II O3
the price advanced to 81 0lls. Up to within the last
hour AID half the marke; held steady fraction below
~ o. before o'clock decline in which carried
the .urrs 81 OBS n the last hour the market slowly
recovered 20 ~ O37s closing steady &c - O3. a-ainst
~ O3A last night. There no important news from
the oil fields
The range Of prices and the total dealings in NewYok
were as follows:
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Collegiate Dutch Church,

Edward .udsOn BeTean Rap 81 Church. Bedford
ana Downing q xtlayc cars.-Preaching 1880 and
30 ~unlay.scho0l 23O Evening worship Tuesday and
Friday nights. seats free.
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Church of the Messiah 3fth-st. and Par<-ave-
Rev. ROBERT COLLYER Pastor, Will preach subject,
morning. al IL; "SOme Thoughts about the Bridge" After
noon at TO the clorsn subject Peter Cooper"
Ever a self
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Our citizens Desire no Notorlety, but are
Always Ready TO Proclaim the Truth.

Ms Gro. DAwAY Of 20 knight street, Proyi
denoe, R relates 70 our reporter her eEpeHenet
with The wonderful curative properties OF what Il
destined sosn to be the standard and leading spe
cinc Of the whole wide world. for Kidney and
Liver diseases. etc. MA D. says:
Early last Iphng was severely afflicted with
torpIdl'y Of the kidneys and enlargement Of the
liver, and The Kidney dlSeaie came upon ne 20 fast
and Auddenly that before was scarcely aware Of
the cause Of my trouble became badly blcated,
and my body and limbs very much swollen. 20 that
II was with great dinieulIy and severe pain fhat
Wns ablO toWAlk any. became dreAdiully troubled
by being short breathed 90 that cVenR slight exer
tlon or little exercise would tire meAlmoGt 10 ex.
hauItion. and wa 80 distressed when retired
nights that ] could not sleep, and was very rest.
ltsS. One Of my limbs especially had very severe
nervous pain. which always seemed 10 be more %
Yere at nlght than At any other time, and would
frequently ache 70 sharply l to arouse me from
sleep. Twas very nervous and uncomfortable all
the time. sna WIS being doeiored, and taking all
kinds Of medicine for this complaint and that and
the other but all 70 no good purpose, until at about
the time when WAS tired out and somewhat dis
xui,ed, and alnot discouraged with medicines and
docioI. relative and highly esteemed friend Fer.
su,ded me 10 Try Hunts kemedy. began to take
II afsw dsys SGD and am happily disappointed by
the rtsult, for fore had used bottle OF 1t DO.
ran to feel relieved, and Loon commenced 10 sleep
.plendidiy; thesevere nervous rains in my limb
which had 70 handle 10 tenderly do not appear
my more, my headache and blckGche have dlsap
pared. feel well every way, and restwell
rae swelling has disappeared from ny body and
Limits. lam now able TO DO my Homework com.
rtAbly and eAtily. Hunts Remedy has certainly
ioao wonders for ne.
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.. I'D Liver diseases And hheutnA Ha :.
kidhgg' TSTiby-"Eothing seemed 70 1c. ~. ine
mud not GeIoS'N ZRPT. PHlLLlPS
Wheeling, VIVA
,y,.,r, n, Soso, Impaired yUIee,:-sui'
CAtarh, ~! PnStsnt medicine failed 70 help me.
e. sF' ssIIsS completely cured n rs s. cIIApDucx
NJ speldol q Co., Wheeling. W. Va
I'D riicernted Stomach. Treatment
pySpeplH, ~ n yiye a relief Or. smith cured
,ofyeAn lAl'TT HUIAS HOLT, Insurance agent.
NE ng.d them for fourteen Seajh;,I " StIlh
sad M Running sOres on HsSaSG :ssS n W. ~
1871 ior fourteen yeadI'n IT., npsHs ' "
seip hin. Dr. stn''H Ma SC CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling. W. Va
"aufIeIed for years win Cancer; hAat
Wy, three times. Il retufnso t sA =.
co. ilon DF saith cured me T Eas i t n Sse5FT
yAin. v,,,rIn OF AnuA-RIAt Of my back ior 10
Rles' pRSnofted dying. Dr. smith cured me WIN
oas inlIe, In ave "'eN THOMAS CoLyIH,
rso,.sale Groccr, AAiu 81, wheeling, MvG
VINCE 9Ics.. n Rectum, ProlApSuS and Files
uIeetAS Iiysn M 70 die and pronounced incaia'
~. Dr smith curett re ,, Tr,n,;rr nTT
Martins Ferry.
10 Iadd writes:-"Dr. oniIn's Pi0ies.
BAY a: ~ In my family hAyo ben most satIs-
ns onst and commend him 70 al " gentleman
M : i lliulphyhciAn:" .r had bs.r sn ,,s,tuv
M nIsa vsSr: and treated By many physicians io.
iot H ,sII II, smith aid had tape worm, and
dIsIe hopr, removed mon,teT los feet long.
In eisntI nSompIGInis-Three yeaEs 10 hospitals for
EsnNe stS' M, pecu lar advantages 10 Sueh cases
an c Of CatArrh, diseases OF heart liver
. f eIS fiJSeys skin, blood. nervous affections
!SS Weaknesses Of men and youth, scrofuia ana
80 S,,S tettIIT 10 my gDccetS
paiss cured without the knife. ,...
. ~, A. i.tAnce may be treated By letter and
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IN sent On receipt Of two three-cent stamps And
idIlce S,a,Ian Al once freq. otlco hours from "a
:, tn5r y daily, Call on or AddIens
70 F' 80 JOHN Z, SMITH, N. p.
,o M I'M Chapline IL. wheeling. W. Va
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he drank knew be would soon be beastly
drunk, and Il gave me some uneasiness, for
/ did not like the old gentleman's eye even
when sober. =.
Dinner over, the boys try to strike q
trade-trade o Government pony for one
Of their own-but the Indian was not TO
be fooled; WettiDg his hand he would slick
down the hair on the left shoulder OF the
pony and plainly reveal the ~. s." Then
he would exclaim, ugh! Washington
ponyp
The old man soon became drunk, and
whooped and yelled, but was soon laid
away on the shelf in helpless and harm.
less condition.
devoted every spare moment In max.
ing love to the little girl, while the others
were attending to trading. To my misled
mind my love was returned. Once / at
tempted 10 kiss her when the boys were
not looking but from the awkward man.
ner In which she returned It, or tried to
bite my nose of, / concluded she had new
er been kissed and didn't know what 1t
meant. She had already slipped the gold
ring from my finger and was wearing 1t
upon her own.
But all things have an end in this world.
One OF the boys called me, and l went
down through the bruah, closely followed
by my wild Rose. Allatonce came upon
a great bloody spot, and over limb / dis
covered a raw skin. lam tempted by Curl
osity to examine It. On raising up one side
and seeing the hair, startling revelation
dawns upon me. 1call the boys up.
10 ASae there hnvHp -N| /
"Well, WHAT Some kind Of skin, / i
guess" answered one.
"Yes, dog skin, and Of course q dog din.
ner!"
.tDog dinnerln echoed all in chorus.
"Je-ru.ci.laml" exclaimed Billingly, and
3 twitching was visible around bis mouth. |
"Thun. Iteration on the blasted indiana"
said Bunton, as he gave the hide turn |
with his saber scabbard.
$50 God, boss, dat meat tase like pos |
sum. faint gwine to hurt nobody very
much, l guess" though"
But the purp wouldn't stay Gown, and
in moment We were all casting the dog |
upon the ground, while the red rascals |
gathered around US and seemed 10 take |
delight in the rebellion which had taken |
place In our stomachs.
We soon mount our ponies and start for |
amp. AS We rode off the buck Of Eng
ish tongue said: "Come back next week,
get more dog"
I cast look upon my red rose, and in
vain tried to call back some OF the fire
which I all at once find has almost gone
out. But 1t could not be famed into new
life. felt sick-sick Of everything
Indians, dog dinners, green
coffee, and dirty deceptive squaws.
ITO be continued
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A sure euro for Blind, Bleeding Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr..
william, ian Indian remedy called DR.. Will
liam's Indian Ointment. A Bingle box has
cured the WORT chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and Instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment hb-
serbs the tumors, allsys the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed,) acts a 9 poultioe, gives instant and
painless relief, and 10 prepared emily for Piles,
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else.
For sale by ]. r. shirk, Logan q Co., also
Chss. Moenfemoeller, Wheeling, and 3. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. pAw
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Ahutnatnmnfhsr

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Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States, and Is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price Is
cents q bottle. nwsAW
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Deiyu great Apollo, on this storied nom
To aid my muse 70 sinE song sublime
For lol this Il the day where0n was born
The foremost pee. Of recorded time.
Summon forth lay OF rapt immortal line
For ~ SIsaEs'psAFe'i thAde-ail eths" drOop and
OF thsir own feebsness-but yersediyine
Shines bright Ia song. Ike ItaIG upon the Aky.
Man claims he has ouii,ript the agespaI,
10 Art and Science: much Of this Is true:
The modern qulckened intellect has cast
The Eld IN GhAde and SILL seeks thumphs new.
Invention now files On much Iwiiier wlnEs
Than In the yesterday. or sEes fed,
Ere Arts lu Egypt, Giesce and Rome were things
OF glory past aud numbered with the dead.
Science and Art In harmony unfold
Deep mysteries Of Nature 10 mans gaze-
Revealing secrets hitherto untold,
For his advancement In these better days
But modern skin Is not supreme In song
Or staid Phllosophy-the Age that brought
A shakespeare aud Bacon forth has long
Supremacy held In those great schools Of
Thought.
Shakespeare was Natures phest-no slave to
wfs hc. though followed fame his glowing page;
Obedient 10 his call the numben came
To grace s0nnet, or adorn the stage,
His muse must sing. else his prolidc mind
Were penl pGiS0ler In lonely oell;
His crowned maginAtlon-uucondned i,
Gave 70 the world the D1mA'S loitiest swell.
From Potsy'sire.ted dome glints down each star,
But where shlneaon Ike shAkespeare'G-faro or
Each lis proportloued radlAnce sheds afar,
but bnghte.t Of Them all, beams khAksspeste's
thuc.
So shines his name upon the roll OF fame
Among bArds names that were not doomed 10
Each has 1t, proper g,oy-nauo by name-
Bat his. Ups Almost q divinity.
Give Ger my muse. thou can'rt not dtly ding
.Ot that great orb 10 PoeSy'i stellar vault;
Demands IL from thee that undying thing
Taionei FArcy-clad In yess without fault.
Inspired BY Shakespeare, nuse, thou then
hAdst gained
A SUR T,d IeIOwn; Etspod he the world Of
Nor height; nor depth, nor breadth Of fcops
A theme GU which his genIu, had not wrought,
And yet, thy lay may not be all 10 vain
It's homsge true and offered at the shrue
OF Songs great master, who 10 near may deign,
And for thy zeal, forgive each feebleline. NJ.
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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED woMAN.

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"MrS Pinkhan'S Liver Pin,,' says one writer. faro
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BIliousness and Torpldlty Of tho liver. Her Slood
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MAY EXCURSION TO THE GIN.
lNl. CINNATI DRAMATlCAFESTtyAL
The hne passenger steamer
fANhES.

H-SF =
ANDES. Ltllr1t
ChAs MuhlamEn CaptAiu, y. 7. Eoll nia-.iissaaaA
CLERK, Will leave HheeliIg for Cincinnati on an
excursion TIP 10 the Dramatic Festival, on TUBS.
DAY, MAYlIt, 1855, lt8P. ~, arriving At Ctncin
natl Thursday noon. Returning, leaves Cincinnati
Friday at midnight This win nye exeuGionisu
Otheilo and Hamlet, by such stats 10 Jas. X Muir
doch, John McCulloch, Lawrence Barrett, Jain A.
EllSler, Mis- Mary Andersen. Mis- ClArA Morris and
many Others. Fare for the Round Trip, including
board while at Cincinnati: From wheeling oI0j
irom Marietta and Parketsburg $500.
For passage and state iooms, apply on board, or
By letter or Telegraph, care @. IL Booth q Son,
wheeling W, Va. Remember. the Andes giveSyou
more time IN Cincinnati than any other boat,
The wheeling opeR House Orchestra aud Bras
Band has been engaged 70 accompany the excur.
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SAFE ANO RELIABLE.

~ have used Hunts Remedy In my practice Tor the
past sixteen years aud chesifully recommend Il As
belng safe and reliable remedy
Hunts Rem, dY Il purely q ', getRble compound,
scientifically pnpIred BY q hntclAs registered
PhImAcist and will surely cure all diseases Of the
kidneys, Bl'd Ter, Liver and Urinary UIgani-coR
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