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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
.r,c,,pvv ,pSoyYs POEMS.

,o To-, N ,4-yrEw ARNOLD. 2 vols, 10 lno' PIP
fON VII 272 vii, $780, Machlpan o,1,s
rho new cabinet edition" OF maV.he" ;
.,e+rv which has just been lssueu d. P"1a 90
70 the new edition Of his prose- IS pie''S p,,d
- ol;n,. which we should like to recomneho
IN the notice of some of our i'ihou' IT, ~
- n will take the eye of every buyer ou'
NO. onlv n connoisseur will quite realize no"
VI = IA. how perfectly the pure wm'e P"poi
e,.r.,n,;aI vet not too heavy-sets OIL 'le c''"i
- hog iustly the size of the shapely le''o' I"
arono,tioued to the page; what style OF hf''h,Ss
-o,,-io+v and simplicity distinguishes ''o
renerol makeup and dress 0i I"'
'oi,mes Altogether they are o'''"
inc hooks to handle, and If the oihoi"s W'i go 90
-, "a Il is handsome we might call them m"o'lS
of what books of poetry for practlch us' o"s", "
- pn+ Ene,ish binders in working with mnSiih'
- s mich TO learn as oars, though i'll IN
direction. The cabinet edition OF Mt Arnoiu
writings il moderate in price, and Is meant ~ oo
read rather than looked ct. .-o.o
The poems best represent his permanent
As an essayist aud n critic he has ere"'iS ea, -
a. no,,ron thought of his time, and has aroused
s:soo.,,ino, and inouir,ng spirit in thousands 10
1ybom no poetry Of the serious sort appeals pu'
-, roso heccuse il belongs so truly 10 the cohIeih
-,orar,r current. ia bound mp with con""
rs,os and eudcncies which before very
many Years must run their course ID MS p'o,iS
no +onches high level of thought ana 'ed'i'' "''
,rst STYLE aud his best work in fhis iorin Is ooi
.onto last Students of English poetry nave coin-
,iained of him for abandoning verse; h''t Pe.""P9
he 70 right. II is well for POETIC be remehocIcu
A0 " A. .or 20 of his musical and impassiOned
o" W. hoya hoard TOO many bards piping a
feeble and belated note, UNCONSCIOUS 'na' VIC ''"
mis-, which once exalted them had lost us torce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
The PETROLEUM MARKET.
NRw-YORK, Dec. %.


A lack of important news precludes any novel
remarks upon petroleum situation, and about all that
be said is that there has been no decided change In
the statistical position, has been frequently defined
IN these columns. The opening of Grandin No IL well
was not attended by such production as 10 suggest
serious enlargement Of the BatOwn district south OF the
onesta Creek which heretofore been the southern
boundary OF that field There may be little oil In that
direction but decline OF the wells adjacent 70 the new
venture indicates that permanent supply likely to
be obtained which would be an Important factor IN tho
output Dealers beginning 10 speculate upon tho
character OF the forthcoming monthly report OF develop
ment work oil fields but tue best opinion seems 10
lean toward bullish view OF its probable features.
Meantime the bears" extract some comfort from the
continued maintenance Of average excess OF pipe line
runs over deliveries this month. Yet The average daily
excess has fallen un figure OF 4,091 barrels.
The average daily December 20 $3.50 par
res against December daily average OF 12fl9 barrels
in 1882 and O67 barrels In 1891 The total nuns for
hc first three this mouth l,l93,l06 barrels,
while the total runs IN December, 1882, amounted TO
2244 $50 barrels and IN December, 1851, % 25l3OSl
barrels The deliveries this mouth to date are $500
barrels less It true in December, 1881, when tho
average per day 1854 barrels but largely In excess
OF the daily average December last year 3643l bar
rels) The deliveries IlI 277) already nearly up to
the total deliveries Ia December last year, when they
were l29453 arres, aud only SJS 1903 barrels be-
ow the total deliveries the month o. 1881. APP
pended is our usual weekly table OF pipe line figures to
date:
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOY STOCKS
Boston, Dec. -. 1888
Yesterday. To-day
Nrslrrdnr ToAay.
r1.nnrrAN FINANCIAL MAnKErs.

toxrov Dec 22-l3O p. m.Atlaniic ana Great western
TiTs 'i,rtyag Trustees CcItncair- "i lIuos Cehiia
l31; pugsyly- ni1 tu'.i 4. ldhg ~''7i Na"'''n i"'
Bii NcG-IuTk Central, Ia 's 800 ,., 800 .....
% ~ m !.ar silver j. quoted at % lil'd per ounce -
paris alvccs quote thIco per cent ronrs ut % francs
50 ceutlmts fOr The account , ,....t. ..,,..roo g.
of this week The French a'Nahc' m
the week caused icu'W OF th'
IN puis but the market has Hince been hrm'r on
yuu,ur. -uut.y has been cared Cuhilbn fai"h
s,rtfr- to bad frame returns Nmtil'
, v,ys nm, vriLcr Louisville and nashville has de
cIincd tines, per cent, NOrOlk aud Western PeIt!o Onio
.lppi wabash l. and central racine q" "
. I'M ,ycr and no tirande Common has advanced
Ntrgina state depressed, owing 10 TO
& Lnt HE Lcssaturc touIus To tho RlddcDerS'r scheho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
MINES AND MINING.
sUEDAY, Dee. %. r. 81

sUaDAY, Dee. %. r. NJ.
The mining stock market last week was eS-
ceedingly dull and devoid of interesting lea-
lures. Iron Silver was the only stock on "nlcn
there was a semblance OF acuNilS' anu 'n"'
declined from 2.30 to 2 IA 200.
s,,PS tr THE NEW YORK MINING EyOHANGE
NEw-YoRK, Dec %. 1888.
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MP TRVJNGS ACTING

,,,,,,,x, IpvINc lc.,r and Manager. Critlclsm O
Crit,c's Criticism. BY au lRvINGrTE lOho PIP oo
london. George ROutledge a Sons.
This is one of the numerous little books tha' arr
incident to the career of much discusseu ac'"r'
II replies to various structures upon MI iF''nS
acting, made by certain-or uncertain
William Archer, and it shows tart Ue"'P'' a"'
lively turn for sarcasm. Iheat'lcal cI'1''
may like to have the book out hopuuS 'i,''
surely, would he at the trouble W Ioi4o' wv
details of a critical sqnabble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

There will be no session of the Board until
Wednesday.
pnllion valued at sos, 600 was received In New;
York on Saturday from tho mines, making total
for the week Of $1S6.0OO.
The total sales OF mining stooksa at the New YORK
Mining stock and National Petroleum Exehange
the past week were officially reported ut 74,Slo
shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

Tho elegant edition Of Longfellow's Michae'
.ngelo, is not Only one of the handsomest BOOKS OH
the list of HoughtOn, Mifilin & Co.. but " y pc,u-
1io,ly attractive from the novelty "f Its siye' Oh
like the MAORI Y of holiday publications II SHOWS
fine taste in every detail of the wor%-'he ample
mage the clear and stately letter, the heaV! wni'e
naper. the arrangement of the wood-cuts' ana 'ie
rich vet simple covers 1t was the Intention OF te
poet toat the drama should be illustrated when II
o,reored in book form, and in carrying ont MS
wishes the publishers have sought to rake the pier
ures what such ornaments ought to be-gennine
illustrations of the text. Michael Angelo Is
not n great poem nor. although it is dramatic IN
form has IL much Of the dramatic character III Is
n series of detached scenes, representing the artist
in the company of various historical personal Of
his time. without either movement or OrH' DuI
IN spite of its defects as literary work 1t aDonhoS
in opport unities for the draughtsman ana en-
graver Authentic portraits of most OF the pIoh"-
nent characters in it presented, and an account
of these likenesses with additional outline draw
incs. is given in notes at tine end OF the volume
These historical illustrations are the most lhPor-
tant and most interesting; here the imaginary stn-
atoms of the poem have also furnished subjects for
a variety of pencils, sometimes with pleasing re-
suits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

Emusic in Song, from CHANGER to Tennyson'" is
the title of collection of elegant extracts de-
scriptive of the power and influence of music '.-
piled by L. L. Camela KOlle. and published IN a
pretty little volume with linen paper red-ilne
borders, and vellum cover. London Griffith a
Faran. New York: E. p. DuttOn & Co.. 1t IS
more comprehensive than the title indicates for The
prose writers as well as the poets have been Land
under contribution to furnish the able of contents
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0eatber9.

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References by favor Hon. Hamilton Fish ana eGScc EVai
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24

Even with the twn New-YOrk Petroleum Exchanges
COMMITTED 90 n consolidation, the work necessary for
roupleing lie is will make large drafts GU the pa
cucr wisdom and conservatism or the re-
sprcvc bodies The character Of the radiug spirits ID
the two Boards warrants tic b"llef that an
these qualities will br brought To the
consideration ~ tleir ann fee confident ina u
Will r,cb satisfactory conclusion. with one petroleum
exchange heIestIong h. finances and IT, the chara te Oi
it, nembcrs-the absdrdty OF NewNorks great capital
asiug every operation upon the fluctuations III prices az
foreign exchange Is bound % cease Information re-
g;iIdug petroleum commercial and speculative com
nudity Is becoming generally diuscd thar Il Sas
few wears ago, and there Is nn reason why sucCeSsu
movements M the market may not III time be nude "
others than men who i've where the OIL spurtS or
pumped from the ground. =,
The refined market remains indifferent To the decue IN
crude oil and while unchanged from the preceding AeeS
II closed strong ga ccuts per gallon tAbe tes III NEW
Nulk Nl-c. IN PhlladepIia hnd baitlmOre
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With speculation nfiued mainly within the narTow
re OF professional trd"re fol small profits, and with
the Influence the stock market (whaiever may be its
extent yorable advance, the strength shown
by the petroleum market IL surprising In the last rev
deal of high priced oil has been shaken ou5
OF weak hands. Had IL passed into the possession or
holders OF the tinanril caliOre II seems
nor unnatural 10 suppose that the continued depression
woull hsVe caused them 10 sell. Win re-
sultant lower basis OF values. But instead the
market has rcfs, recedn beyond III -, anu lttey
thcre seems Ne with which the rallies are ac-
rumpshc although they have displayed no great stab-
hty general belief has existed that there would be 20
marked chiiIge In the speculation until after the hon
DAYS but fhe righteousness VI the market warns
against reliance upon this idea. With an extreme hue
tatDn In prices OF tho market last week closed
almost az highest point, and slightly better thar tho
opeung figures the end also showed slight
Improvement toward strength.
Tue OF prices and the total dealings OF tne week
ynlf
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For Boys AMI Young Mol Country.

4 DVERGlSkMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED .Do At r THE
frstst until D. ~ 30S West Twenty-lhids, cor11
Erhthavr No 90 East Fourteenth ST. corner Union Squai
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CFFIt rs Nos 1.007 and 1900 Thirdavei corner Ono
hundred yffh-st, to AZ regular Olce
rStaA
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1usfrurticn.
For Boys and Young Men--City.

For Boys and Young Men--city.
4 -CIRCULA AIRS OF BEST SCHOOLS
n tree IN parents Please give particulars T. AIhlAM
doYRiEHM ( Co, 81 East itth.sf. Union square.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
~ FRANK DRIsIER A. NJ Principal
ReOpens Wednesday, sept % For circulars etc7 spPly at
The school or Pro-. HEN RY DhIsLAi IS "est 4onS'
Nolumbia Institute, 1O6 West 42d-st., f. Fow-
,nasier Cos ae Depts RsOpens sept
NHARLIER INSTITUTE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
for bows ana youths. iTOu seven 10 twenty,
YNHE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No: .
Last 47thst reopens Monday September ne Tn0
boarding pupil send for circular " DABNb1' r'in0ip
rCHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. III
M, Engisi classical primary departments Gym ma
5um. New building complete in Its appointments i"0
can school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, as,
aNd Class ai Depts NJ NJ. HOBBY W. L. AKIN fllhep iS
For Youne Ladies-Citv.
yTESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNlEkS
wi French Protestant Boarding and Day School ior our
Ladies' 50 East SJts, New.YOrk GOrnery III Inris W.
reopen Monday, October Thorough course in all khgSh
OranChes'
For Both Sexes-Citv.
y1RIFNDS' SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
L l6thst RutherioTdp place. Kindergarten primary
academic and collegiate classes. ,,,,r, =, . usro;r,i
Art schools-CtY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
NJ beginning Tuesday oct TO- in DRAWING OH anu VA
Tt CohGH tAiHIiFGt and anu
81 DIU No. so MApIsoN.AVE
Mr. D. HuNr1Noro HSi' MF MILAN HART Mr.
JANIS nAIsr Mr.. A +. BELLOWS
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Total sales the day. ''-oo
buyer 80. Seller 3d.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22, 1883.
v..,.rdav 1oday Yesterday. To-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-24
Dantma Araormles.

Danflre Araormles.
ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fifth-avc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
Commence saturday. October 20.
Particulars In circular for which send stamp.
LEX. MACGREGORS, 112 FIFTH AVE-
~ Private any hours classes every day. gentle
Monday aud Tuesday evenings particulars SEQ
circular.
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-avc.,
WI has returned FROM Europe For terms &C. apply at
the school
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- Young oys. =. Ia ND,.A a., lieme ,ad 49,
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
- college. Conditioned or rejected candidates cvse1eL
summer o, winter. a,ocGond-e, Mas', f. huFFMANN'
RORDENTQWN. \; J:-Mlitary institute ms rn1,,
iu and thorough For For cTGI%r' @ G address Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. P0UGHkEEP;
- Sc y " prepares Boys for College, scientific aud
Government scGo6 and ;or Business JOHN MILEf'
PIncipI.
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI-
= e New.Haven. Preparatory to ollege the scientific
Naval and Military schools, ma business with boarding
ange.Iens Tor athletic games To%inE ski'ins' swimming
iLEEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
lev. A. G. CHAMBERS, a. NJ, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
CFesSieT AIs I'm ysaT tGr 1i iOrn'0" up
AIT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
1IiNDsoMEEqUIpMENT SUPERIOR INSTRUCTORS
Matha cs and Ply slcs Special aen paid TO tnc Eenen
Try H. uches and The STUDY the ngi-h Language me
wc'hI.own Military Loarung school, now In It's hityhrst
year. VIII 'eOI'" ." ''''15 HOVE ALLEN, Principal.
sing sing, -. y.
pEEKSKILL q: " MlitarX}, AGaGe'P p}5-id,i
DENNSYLVANlA MILITARY ACADEMY,
O''''''' ''''' Cor. IiiEO. HYATT, President
DYE. y. Y.-Bradtord Mansion School. Win
IL t,rem VIII tesIn nov. 70. 81 COLLINS frlhcpa
~. AIJSIINS SClIOOII staten lSldnu, hCClpl
- Rev Alfred g. Mortimer (Universy Of London Assist
an Masters g l.. CranstOn tBrown'sl, Rev H. = Is
ser Grin eon :. yle (larvaTd and others her"
rctcd vacancies Tor two budiIcl5 "a t- ld7
information address rev. A G. Mortimer west bIih''
Staten island
A,WITUEN c. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA
- ACADEMY Media young and boys has Just
added students aemil tea ana cassleh NJ any
ne an Pgs board T nS g a K Sn"s
School opens. alter tao holidays Jan Cd Fixed ytI'
,.,a.v ,e,,p boo NFd1cSS SNllulN u
sHORTLIDG = a. M (tiarvafd College GRADUATED hela,
Iehu
For 2ouny LaG4vJ-CoIlsrY.
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ksORDENTOWN y. J. = emale College;
beautifully located healthul and thorough superb
or Music and Ara Departments. For circular DC address
CONN., MlDDLETOWN.-"Th The Misses Pat
~ tens English and Classical Family and Day School Tor
Young Ladies' heniiful lortioh aud superior @ivana'S
MISS AIKEN'S BOARDING AND DAY
vi SCHOOL Tor young ladies' stanford Conn, reopen'
Sept 70. For particulars address MISS {. AIKEN.
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
wi and Day School for Young Ladies. SO Wallst- New
Haven The nth year begins Thu sy september 20
Circulars sent upon application.
THE ELMS.-Family and day school for
I GIRLS No l41 gh-st, Springfield, Mass For citcu-
lars address the Principals Misses PORTER CHAMPNEY
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The following table shows the tons and percent
ages shipped, by each of the railroads east of Chr
cago of -four, grain and provisions for the week
ended last Saturday, in comparison with the same
week of lNS2 aud 1881
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

MpvIc fOIIOs At O. H, Edwards.

Music iollos ~ W. n Nu"
The telephone is "dandy"--nuisanre,
90 to Fines for your holiday cakes SIS
Main street, atfA ri ~
oder your lemon and mince pies from
FIne, SIS Main street.
Music boxes, all prices, W. n hu'
wards, rs Main street.
An slsgant assortment Of music cAbinsts
AZ O. NJ. Edwards, rs Main street.
a. s,e the largest display Of fsnoy and
ornamental cakes ever 10 DALAI, SIS Main
street. -, -
rh,okerina pianos at Q. u. Edwards
psrloy Grand. Concert Grand, tluAfe aud
upright styles.
Elegantly bound collections OF mus,
h,,h vocal and instrumental, az G. H. hu'
wards, 10 Main street. /,
THO iswd women Of the city we're hn, q
a.. 80 zach In the Guy ooas. Ies'''u'' W
M monthly oharge OF vAgranoy'
n inc telephone service 10 tais . cry
aossn't improve wonderfully 20 Wy M nv
s,,nre the weather will grow very 'onhly
inr that abomlna ole institution
The Christmas ball lat Turner hah' Tues res
a.. "yenins. December 25.h, VIII be th'
-, .,er Given by our German sociellgs,
fo,,,t of fun and the light hntHsiic shoulu
not iatl to attend n.n..
,t.a,,n, Of the directors Of the Dalle'
~ M.J'' apnd Woodenwere factory THIS morn.
bn's NJ O'Clock, AZ Fhppin, Adouo
iTnt.jS hank. by order Of the president
Lop'' . ' &. A. WILLIAMS, secretary
Ma vou a front or side tooth with crow v,
,. hasS sG 90 to Du. Heweit ana th.y
oro3Asn ~, neE process peculiarly their own
VIII ON stjsc,al crown on the root perfectly
pu ,u ~ In appearance lasting for life.
' rSo members Of The W. y club W, ar, az,
r ~ pSytsr Furgusson this morning. :" A.
O'CLOCK SUI" ~ PAUL FuRsr, President
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

IN the chain Of evidence can be- formed
nag VIII make US perfectly familiar with
toe human race In all Of iis stages of M.
yelopmenl, f. NJ Rust olFlorids. Who Al
present is in our city aud will remain hr
lew days only, has the exclusive salo OF
Ala'e work OF merit, the import OF which
Is TO carry out the idea as above stated
ny an uninterrupted series of objects
cQgonologicaIiy and scientifically arranged.
illustrates the evolution OF man OF
progress Of The world. There rs no sum
leci with which art is associated but w0at
y treats and 10y the highest authority. IL
l. Of great interest az d value 10 all. ospe.
c!!ally 20 those who HAYS not time for spe-
cal original research, and vet wish 90
gam acorect general view OF the develop.
inent OF the human race, as demonstrated
OY The history Of the fine and industrial.
arts. It's value as an entertainer will be
found even less than its service as q refer
ence on every m0oted point Ofart-ancieni
medieval or modern. We certainly exrect
10 see many libraries enriched by sets OF
uAppleton's Cyclopndia af Art" as Mr.
kust's purpose is to give all whose taste
would incline them go development OF
art knowledge or cultivation Of WAhetic
taste an opportunity TO do so.