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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-Leutenant-Com-
mander c. II. Davis and Leutenaats John IL Motifs
Charles Laird and f. f. Fletcher, have been dlrec'eu py
the Navy Department to leave New-Horkaep'emoer ~
for duty on the west coast Central aud South America
in determining the longitude of various ports on that
coast BY means of the electric telegraph.
Assistant Engineer ]. 4. Wilmer has been detacheu
from the Ranger aud placed waiting ORDERS Assist
ant Engineer H. K. Iyers from duty al the Washne on
University, No., ana placed on waiting oroer' Le",
tenant s. b. Ackey from the Asaic Station and granted
one years leave OF absence; Lieutenant K NJ Cut's
from the Washington Navy Yard, aud ordered 10 tue
Mare Island Navy Yard Passed Assistant-Eneiheer
g. w Hall from Franklin and ordered to the Waoasn
Captain Boyd from duty at the Mare island Navy
Yard ana placed waiting orders. Commander henry
GLASS has been ordered 10 the Equipment Department
Mare Island. Professor Simon Ne~eomD ma. repoI.eu
his return home from tue eXpediont TO observe inc isl
of Venus and has resumed duties as SnpetcntenHeut
of the Nautical Almanac Office. Passed Assistant
peer c. H. Greeneaf has been granted one years iea'e
d absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.


A Nrw POSTAL, CONVENTION WITH HAwAH-A postal
,o,e order convention between the United States and
The Hawuiian Islands signed to-day by Postmaster
General Gresham and the Hawaiian Minister. lie CON
Sention Is 70 90 into effect on january l.
sIAMEsE POSTAGE STAMPs.-Samples OF the new sla'
nese postage stamps bearing the portrait OF the King OF
siam mas been received the Post ONCE Department
SCHOOL Books FOR INDIAN sCHoOLs-A Baltimore
nnblishing company has presented to the Catholic
Indian Bureau city 4O0 elementary school DOCKS
for the use of the Indian schools under its Charge
WoRK OF THE PATENT OFFIcE-The number VI patents
ssued during the first quarter of the fiscal year
was 44O against 1881 for the corresponding quar-
Ter last year an of lO4 per cent during me
mast week the Patent Office issued 4O1 patents, 20 de
signs five trademarks Is labels and thlee ressue Vi
fhe domestic patents New-Ycrk secured ~ Massaebu
ectts AZ; Illinois, 40 Pennsylvania, AZ; ONO 80; ana
Connecticut, "a The foreign patents NUMBERED 10
AN INFRINGEMENT SUIT.-Messrs Eppa Hunton ana
Jefferson Chandler, attorneys for the Consolidated
Eleofrc Company OF New York yesterday MEDIA Dill
against the United States Electric Hght company Oh
Washington for injunction, discovery ana account
THs TAX on BIrrERs.-General Raum, ex-Commis-
s,oner Of Internal Revenue, made argument yesterday
before Secretary Foger In favor OF tire overriding OF
lnodica ton Of Commissioner Eyabss recent decision
Ih TO the tax to be levied upoa certain alec.
holic preparations known as bitters
REPORT OF the HILL INVESTIGATING COMMITTED
Assistant Secretary New chairman OF the Hill lnves
fieatlnQ Committee, yesterday submitted 10 Secretary
Folger the report OF that committee III Is YVl,nou
docnmentof 200 or 800 pages OF manuscript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
CLOSING PRICES Of PHILiDELPHIi sro0Ks
Rssor.sI by JONI II. DAVIS z CO.. IT WI'iU
TUESDAY. Sept LIP. NJ.

The Stock Exchange markets to-day were COM
parativey quiet. The share speculation opened
dull mt figures that were not materially different
from Yesterdays closing figures, but were In strk-
Irg contrast with the seeming buoyancy that
characterized Yesterdays late transactions For
the ii rst two hours fluctuations up and down were
confined within the limits of ss4 y per cent, and
the prevailing dulness was nsu1rrabe. The mar
ket was afforded some support, but 1t was of that
timid kind which breeds distrust rather than conf
dence Every fractional rally met by free
supply of stock, which quickly dampened the
ardor of those who were disposed to labor
for higher prices. After l O'clock the effect
of the timidity betrayed By the leading
operators was seen in steady and slow shrinkaeo
IN values. There was no rush to SELL and no bear
attack made except perhaps on Michigan Central
stock, but there was "a quiet and steady supply at
the current prices that the final figures are uni
versally lower than last evening and Will average
lower than Saturdays closing prices. Special sup
port was gwen to a few stocks. promlnenj among
which il that of Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern this declined only per ceat from yesterdays
last price, and closed seemingly fem at ls per cent
recovery Western Union also was well held at 81.
after an early advance of l2 to SIS, aud Central
and Hudson dld not sell below ll6l2 against 1873
last evening. All this shows how small factor
the crops are in the present situation lester-
day. with the Chicago markets for grain
booming on damages by frost, our stock market
put on the appearance of rampant buoyancy;
to-day, with the Chicago markets all lower, our
stock market was first dull and then weak and SO
closed at practically the lowest figures OF the day.
Government bonds were about rs dull as usual
currency Is 1898 brought 1873. The quotations are
unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
me COUEIS.
CIVIL NOTES.

The argument on the motion for 4 reargit~
meni The application Of the widow aud daughter Of
the late jesse iIoy have the executors OF Mr. oyt
make or advancement 70 them Of $4,000 each ad-
jpurned yesterday uuul FRIDAY next
Anna Budcnbendcr has begun m action in
the Court Common Pleas against her hu, band William
hint ed divorce the Ground ot crue. treatment
and failure 10 support Tue yesterday TO
"A referee.
Justice DonOhue yesterday granted n motion
10 commit Frank Ryan FOR contempt OF court In not pay
ING - q week nlimouy granted T. MS former wife,
Virginia, by q decree OF absolute divorce.
The motion recently argued to compel the
pluutin IN the libel suit brought by Chan Pond Tirp
against wing Cin Zoo to furnish new or additional
strctes ON the undcrt king deni Il yesterday. II
was asserted by the defendant that the suretgs offered
by the plaintiff had no real existence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
QUAINT AUCTION SCENES IN BREMEN
From The American Register Paris.
/, Althnn oh the free Hanseatlc city of Bremel


- Although the free Hanseatic city OF Bremen
has graduay done away with many OF her traditional
prerogatyes yet does she cling TO OF them to this
day. The Senators no longer wear spanish cioaks or
wigs but the so-called Council messengers still appear
nm nm occasions flaming red coats knee breeches
white stockitg g, and side-swords. The gates are no
loeer closed at night the bells rung on the out
break OF q fire; but the "Rathskeller Is punctualy
closed at hapast 10 D. m, aud nobody Is allowed 10
enter the sacred precincts after thai hour with re-
narkable tenacity, however the good BIeneners I'D
here 10 the ancient custom OF the s0-calied burning
candle" by the light OF which all pcrempOfy sales OF
real estate place to this day. be every
Friday in a hall the old Exchange AT one end OF
long table is judge and scribe at the other
and by his side Council messenger
in flaming red Dress holding a stable lantern In his
hand has box filed with ends OF small candles that
one after the other until other bid made the
candle sgOes out IN which case the last ana or course
highest bidder becomes the OF the estate As late
the beginn of this centary every who
bd another while tie candle stl burning thereby
putting up the price. received qualification OF a
porters or errand would come In and bid in
order turn honest penny by going for the fine
third" although they the risk OF
prisonmeDt Al by chance the candle out and they
thus remained the last bddegs without being pay
for the property Knocked down them on that acco,n
IL comca sight I'd enter the hall just at the moment
when one bidder has silence1 a competitor. Ali eyes
turn the bit VI candle Ia the lantern which grows
smaller and smaller; hardly breath is drawn; the
paDy looks II they petTIfed. Suddenly there
come another bid. another candle Is lighted and the
comedy repeated until finally the extinction OF candle
fas fastened the sale upon the last bidder This custom
OF the burningcandle justly be termed one OF the
traditional pecuarties OF Bremen there being but few,
IL any. other German cities towns i'll which this
Client custom still obtains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
A FAST BUT DUSTY TRACK At LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE attendance at the
races to-day fair the track was fast but dusty ana
the betting and racing good In tho first race
handicap for all ages OF threequarters OLA mie tnere
considerable delay the post occasioned by the
righteousness of Lady winlfred, who finally ran INTO
the fence. Lizzie s. made the running to the eighth
post closely followed by High0ght Belle OF tho
Highlands when the eighth post reached. suddenly
rushed to the front, but LIZZIE g. won by head Belle
Of the Highlands second and Highfght third Time
ILL., In for the Kentucky Stallion Stakes Has
the running for the first three quarters theh
yioator took it up and won by five lengths with Car
Isle seeond Time 3:1Oio In the third race, five fur
longs for the Porter hly made the run
ming to the distance stand, wnere sac stopped rue
lilly second, HarpoOn third. Time l:O5l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
HONLNG.rLGEON TIGHTS.

The first of the second series of autumn
on races under federation rules will be flown
to-day II The weather IS favorable The entry T. owned
in Fall River Mass and oosng point Is TO be Bridge
port Conn. 10 miles distant Tho birds were counter
marked In Bridgeport yesterday and duplicate impress
ons sent tho secretary OF the federation IN hs city
20 whom returns are to be reported by kilograms
Tho Eaton y l.. fIomiLg Club has bad its third race
OF the scalDn from Bngha niOn distance sixty niles.
III. start wa- a. D. u, and tie nrst returns al 800
H. M time OFT. 10 minutes Dcst average speed, LODI
var TIE speed made b. birds OF Madison county
y, IN the previous race from CnrnaugO FORKS wheu tue
nfv-puc miles w,rc flown IN sixlyh minutes, nj the
rate of $50 yards per mute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.--By direction of the
Secretary of the Comma ding General Department
of the Columbia will assign Captain Gilbert G. smith,
Assistant Quartermaster duty at Portland, Oregon
to relieve Captain Amos s. Knoai OF MS duis al 'hat
Mace and will assign Captain Knbal TO duty as Chief
o,artermaster of the Department with station at Van
CONVEX Barracks Washington Territory The leave OF
absence on surgeons certificate of disability granted
CAPTAIN william L. Foulk, 9th Cavalry February "a,
1883 has been extended sixteen days on account oil
sickness The leave OF absence granted Captain Cass
Durhap IL infantry. August 2l 1888 Depart OF
Dakota has been extended FIVE months FIRST Lienteh
from d1fy at the Maryland Agricultural College ana VIII
Join his company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
TIE PROSECUTION or FRANK JAMES.

A CONFESSION BY CLARENCE HIrE MADE PUBLIC.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. 11.-ln consequence
of the recent publication of "Dick" Lddeis statement
regarding the James gang, Poncecommissioner craig
has given ont the confession of Clarence ite waich
was made az jefferson City. Clarence Hit the young
est OF the band was captured IN Kentucky shortly airF
Iiddelrs surrender Being confronted by evidence o
his completely vita the Winston ard the Blue Cut tram
robberies he pleaded guilty IN the Davcss County Grim
iual Court ana sentenced to twenty-five years ~ tue
penitentiary. The confession CORE ,pon1s.n an ess
rial details with Ldde's story. ANT carrOboracs III u
fall Iaddells testimony AZ Gailan. duplicating FRANK
James IN the Winston robbery. IL also relates fIahh
Jamess participation In the Blue Cut robbery 10 o,a %
Idd H. and which james Is vet TO De- triel C"ar
lie Ford took part in the Blue Cut robbery ana Is q
pected to testify also viii Lddc whcn thal case Is
hlnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12

Billion valued at $67 900 was received III ''N'
city Yesterday from the MINES =,
Standard Consolidated official report LOT and
ending September shows: Ore eXtrac.gsu ,,n.d
shipped TO mills 1913 tons; bnllon s sna feat
S99 994 SO East crosScut ]. 200 lever; Is oVo S15
long North DRIFT No. l, LOCO Level: Is h arift
feet aud shows the vein feet WIDE oon n, Sde
No y is in $50 feot where the vein is zee. aft
and looks we'll. West crosscnt from NOR lns u
700 level is 49, feet long and Is IN Dan, aveI IS
smith drift from Yves crosscut NO. L, oVV 'o'z- IA
in 9C9 feet. vein 3 feet wide. North dritt Is o,tS
feet long. vein feet wide. Upralse from soS M
drift is M 1870 feet; vein feet VIDE. raise nI
y trom north drift uD IS feet where me ve 10
a. fest wide. South drift No 2 $50 ieyeI lls;ss
fet long and shows the VEN feet vide. ssst
from north drift is mp 235 feet the veln Is ne
vide There is no change in the Appearance "a W.
Slopes. ,a;rs
Bodie Consolidated official report for week enas
SeptemDer | shows: Ore crushed, l4l'a W"st
average ASSAY value Of pulp. n 81 per't"n 'rssr
os;cut 900 level, is 40 feet long anp e rs
crosscut No 2 from north drlit. same leNeL 70 <
feet long South drift from bottom OF "ih~' wv
is 7S feet long, ask
CALEDONIA B H. superintendent reports io ao' 'ot
ending September 2: Ore produced ov,orold:
level / $50 tons; shipped 595i2 ounces vaa ,oos
yaiue. about S1O,250. East crosscut on fsv,v,,ned
,eyel has reached hanging wall work dlsoO ~
in this direction. The soufh driit Is III os WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
PUT ON ICE H'HILE ALIVE.

THE EXPERIENCE OF A DRUNKARD IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia man named Lewis
Lacy eutered & streetcar in drunken condition and
refused to pay bis fare to-day. The conductor thre"
him of the platform. and seeing he dd not move tod
tie driver to whip and the car rated away ana Tue
conductor escaped. The police patrol was called, the
body was nut into wagon, taken 10 the Morgue aud
placed on ice Willie large force of police was sent IN
search of the fleeing conductor Alter being short
rn on the lee the body began 10 show SIGNS OF e ana
in corse of naf an hour Lacy able TO walk to TIE
10 ice station An examination showed hc was hpt
seriously hurt and that his state Of temporary coma
was due wholly to liquor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
THE HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY,"

ITHACA, \. Y, Sept. 1.-THE Homeopathic
Medical Society Of the state OF Ncw-Nork met here to-
day. The president-Dr. L. HasDTouek, OF BrooMfh-
made an address Papers were read by Professor Far
ringon and Professor Mohr. Of Philadelphia; Dr. e. f.
Millspaugh. OF Bng iamton; DIR. WinterOnrn, OF New
York aud Dr. f. f. Laird OF Utica. The afternoon ses
sion was held In Cornell University. where interesting
addresses were delivered by Professor Burt g. wilder
and Professor g. III. Gage, of the University. Al the
evening session papers were read by q. T. GOrhan OF
Albany Dr. G. G. Quezada. OF Brooklyn; Dr. g. T. Van
eleef, OF Ithaca and Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
LIVE srouG MAAGEr.-sY rALEaaAPH.

prPPkLn sept 11.-Cdtle- TO-DAY 4.fOU head:
total Tor thus Tar 1000; for 60 -;
falf denn nn salesExtra Steers 81 70
Good 40 10 90; Lgnt 10 Medium "a % aBJ 40;
Shsso-tseceips to-day 900 head; total thus
tLrOugh u market dull weak .nd
la. er Good western - dfl %; Lhoice 10
ncy -; Mestsrn Lambs Sjd@o oO no CanddaS
Hogs Receipts to-day 700 heai
l7.OUO l4O.i receipts
cor SRned through steady. wi,h
Selected Michgans ~ 80 $50 2)i Good Medium and
Heavy 49, Pigs ~ 80 GS5 ten cars remain unsod
prospects lower
81 Loua Sept 1lCdte- Receipts LOO; shipments 400;
Sbppes here; Exporters wOud find ready 80 500
So aO shipping ut % A. 9S1 80: Texans In
fair supply Arm AZ s. % 0 21 indian steers at - oO@
seep-Receipts 600 head shipments l4OO weak
ND much done; Common 10 Medium - %
as 20; Fair Good D. 20 a a. Choice 81 10
HOgs-necelpts $500 shipments 3HG market SLOW ana
Light nOminally 80 100 ~, SOUSo Zoi
Packing a. 4O0sl 50.
CHICAGO sept. The Journal reports ;-fo1s
Recepts 10 OOO shipments 5000 market duh and 1000
lower pacstug 650ti 30 Packing aud shipping 81 0J0
~, al. TIghf a JOhH5 - % 0Si 80.
Cadl,-Receipts G0OO shipments q iUOi market easier.
Grades Toe. iOwer Exports Sbdtb 4Oi Good 10
Choee Shipping 81 3O9S6 9p Common dull at SfdS3 10.
81 60 Grass stronger az 50 75GSl 3j Americans
Receipts 400 shipments o. market dun and 20
a 30 lower week Inferior 10 Far 81 2OaS3 0Oi
Good 81 -; Choice - %. Texans - % HSi.
EAST LIBERTY, Penn. Sept ll-Cdnie-Recepts l,729;
mars OF fair a about yesterdays prices. -
Hogs- ccepts i,30 maEket slow, Phadephias 50 400
SO %; lOfseis 81 2OdJ 10 -
hesp-Kecepts OOO market donorahked and prices zoe.
of from those OF yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12

trial by the PAGERS Rchba and westmont to beat the
unrecorded time Of 2:154. made by Mr.. Vanderbilrs
team Maud s. and Aldine. The horses were driven oy
j. 8. Campbell and worked spenddly together They
first logged around In 2:29s the last quarter pens
traversed at 2:17 gait They were then sent lor te'
The rst quarter being made 36ia seconds the han IN
ITO the three-auarters 146 aud the mile III 2:z9 I'd
the baekstretch Rchball's grth snapped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
CONTESTS WITH BALL AND Bat

An uninteresting game OF baseball was
PLAYED at the POLO Grounds yesterday between the
Buffalo apd Ncw.Yorb League mines. The homo nine
PLAYED wretchcdy both in the field and at the bat ana
proved easy victims for the Buffalo playera Inc
attendance about the smallest of the season. "elch
pitched good style. but his fielding support was far
below the average The visiting nine the game
through their superior fielding. The game had TO DC
called Mt ending OF the eighth inning on account OF
darkness. The score as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
RrNs scoRKp EAcH INNING

K "a
BuhiiO. " " -
Earned rtns-New York. o; Buffalo, q. First base ny
errors York, uiilO. >. struck ort Sew-N OK
Buffalo Lc on bases New. YORK =; BulalO O. Ihlee,
"a Twobase aiis -(Onnor. II Ouheis auu
Caskins. Tota -NewYork, 81 Buffalo. " DouDle
-Richauison. HTouhcrs and Rowe Richardson ahh
BrOnther. UmIirc-Mr Chi m IN. Time oil game-Ohs
hour and futy.hve minutes
The roosyn Club again defeated the Trenton nine in
an Interstate championship game at Washington Iark,
Brooklyn The attendance was iaiI and tho game easily
won Dy lie home nine. The BroOsyns Dated wen, nut
their fielding was poor The score was "a follows
BiOpklyn...... ............ ~
Ir. nfpfl.... .......... o % i - -
RAJ s-BrookIyn, ~; Trenton. T. ErrOrs-Brook-
lyn. II; Trenton T. Umpire-llOand
Oiher games played yesterday were as fo'lows:
At Proyiicnce-P Providence 7. Detroit o.
At observation-disclosures Z. Allegheny .
Al IOHOa-!jOstOn g. Chicago ,. ~
Al Philad lpIia-Ccveland 4. Philadelphia D. Ine
game was suspended altor inning ON account OF ram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
THE NARRAGANSE1T Park RACES.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Sept. 11.-The first meet
Ing OF the Narragansett Driving Association opened at
Narragansett Park to-day, with three thousand persons
IN attendance In the 2:lp class Maxsy Cobb
the first Two heats, and George the Lass three Time
223. 2:2l y, 2:20 2:244 2:26 The 2:24 class
finished. Louise first two heats Sleepy Joe
the third and fourth. and Howard Jay last Time
2:22a 2;22I4, 2:22a, 1922 2:22. An extra event
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
THE TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.

prevously acknowledged ,502 SO
Proceeds OF % ialr gotten up by ten little cbil
drep, at sea1r.ht, at the residence oil MIS- oooo
tNNNN
Realized by q cmldrens festival at EastOn,
Penn, under the management of three nttlo
Emily Rodenbough Observation-Disclosures. 14oO
Totai. Sept IL, 1883 .s16,e1e IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
THE 4WRENTHAM MoRMoXs" CONVICTED.

BosToN, Sept. 11.-At Dedham. this morn
ing. the jury IN the superior Criminal Court re-
turned verdict of guilty against the so-caed Wren.
than Mormons" jackson L. Evans sentenced 10
three years Imprisonment i'm the House Correction
The sentences OF Catherine b. Cobb ana Katie WHIT
ney deferred 10 allow time for further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
ABOUT LEECHES.
From The Detroit Post and Tribune.


Something mysterious tied up in a white jar
attracted the attention OF Al prominent drug
store and the druggist good natured united the cloth and
or elongated at pleasure started off when touc ed
with pencil al rapid pedestrian gait until headed of
They are eeches" explained the druggists, "and
came al the from Holland. Twenty years ago, when
Now they are only occasionally called for" 80
ain what class OF diseases 90 they use theml"
Disorders OF the head; II there Is nambness or
pressure of blood the brain, chronic headacnc. etc
blood iii they are fn when they fall OF Salt then
thrown on them and they dsgorge ana are ready Tor
"How often can they be usedi"
"a number Of times There IS one lady in Detroit who
keeps pet leech When her head aches she applies the
reptile 10 her temple and sits down TO read When it
fails of she drops 1t into glass OF salt and water and II
her headache relieved applies 10 again. until some
times she has used three or four times and lost some
ounces OF blood"
smaller than the reptiles body Through TIN; projects
banquet is waiting Usually the patient is too m 10
care for the rePnlsveness OF this remedial agent whom
cotylod worm largely usedforthe local abstraction
OF blood. Its OF nattened when elongated, thick
the posIeror end has Two suckers. and ten eyes
arranged IN horseshoe form; and Is OF an ovegIesn
the anterior sucker at each end Of which is placed
hafmoon plate act about the ree run WITH transverse
teeth By the retraoiiOn OF these Jaws steate lncson
is made through which the eech sucks blood I'LL 1t Is
goIged and then drops Off" ,
Eoorae and other river hamles and the boys often coll
lee, fity hundred and try 10 dispose OF them TO
the drug where they refused usual thing
then they offer them ut the Chinese laundres, where
they cook them with rice and macarOnL There are
some specialists who use them for Yau-
sDle oil they are said to make la New
1oik there are artificial ponds where
The imported leeches kept Tie wholesale druggists
bay them In tubs OF black earth packed amo yet solid
They only require air aud moisture 10 keep them alive.
When the cover is taken on their jar they
lively as cfokets aid use their eyes good advan
taRe In getting away rapidly possible Boys call
them bloodsuckers. and have dislike their acqua NJ
anee when hshng az they asen on their oare feet with
q tenacity that allows chance OF removing them TIL
they have filed themselves with refreshment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-12
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEw-YoRK Sept IL.
The statement for August of the Tide Water
Pipe Line shows slight increase in net stocks from
July The figures ON barrelsl Gross stocks 2.iG3
o37; scGinent and surplus account 1124i2: stocks
232O595; certificates outslan ling, 1,7s1,OOO credit
balances. 530.50j; receipts. 322,72G; deliveries
Ol43j. The August of the Eide Water and
unltrd Pine Lnes compares as lo!lowa with July;