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Long Clear s1o so Short RIB % s5aslo Short O1sss
GoSS Sa:S. SsS 1000 SS:S: ssIiss ZOO bush: snip
GOO busn.I OATS 1000 bush, Rye 1000 bush.
ToLEpo Fob J-Whsas aqs,' No White g oessl oc,
81 bid; March 81 Oh April 81 o. bid Nay 81 oe June
No. No and ,s & 5 .S S1n gsss
April 81 LoI May, o94c Rejected 50ac No Grade ~ n
Rejected - l2c Rye-No 2 620eoc Clover Seed arm,
Prime cash Medium and February 80 s6 March - lo No.
shpmsns-Whest 5000 bush.i Corn, 5000 busbI Osts.
1900 bush,
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Feb. z.

NEW-YORK. Feb. Z,
For the greater part of the day business was
dull the Petroleum Exchange From the oil regions the
not mpOrtantond the only item Of interest here
the advance OF s per gaonn the price OF refined
This, with the fact the 1--WE days Of this
month the pipe line deliveries have exceeded the
cepts by SO 1913 barrels encouraged general hope that
the crude market would alphabetically advance.
Prices, however moved up only from 81 10le0Sl 10 TO
81 1884, In the last hour there was an increased
ment in the market and prices declined to 81 09ss9
S1092. The close was fairly active and weak.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH


BUFFALO, Feb 7CafueIRecepts to-day 2, g head; total
thus far 800 head same time last week. - O
head consigned through, l6S cars; market dull Extra
Steers 5UaS7 Common 10 Fair 81 7D0$J 40; Light 10
Good Butchcrs's 80 20 att 90.
Shssp-Kecepts to-day 800 head total for week thus TAR
800 tme last week. 1900 head conslgne
through cars, market dull with slow denind Far TO
Good Western .0dSj 81; Choices to Fancy 80 3JGSJ 40
Western Lambs, - 4OGSG 40. .
Hogs-Recepts to-day. 1900 head; total Tor week thus
far 10000 head; for time last week, $1,000 head
through cars; Good choice Workers 20 -
al O0 Light Mixed 50 1896 2Oi Good Mediums. $40 GA
81 90 Pigs. - 5O0S6 10. -.
CHICAGO Feb THE Dr0rerS Journal reports HodS-Re-
ceipts 1000 head shipments 5000 Aead market dStls
Packing 80 l0qf6G Packing and Shipping 80 o0@$' ~
Light - - u S6 80. Skps, - 4OdSj 20.
Gtuic-Reccipts 90 head; shipments ZOO head EX
ports 81 256T7; Good TO Choice Shipping - bOUS1 10
Common 10 Medium, sjds5 80. o.,, >, ,,
Steep-ecepts, 5000 head shipments 700 head Inferior
tar - 50d14 % Medium to Good - 0U9st 70 Choice
ST. Louis, Feb. 7.-Hoqs active; Receipts. $500 head
shipments $50 head Light So 2jasG 40; Packers 80 0OG
Carlc-Recepis 2pOO head Shipments 400heaii Export
ers 10 81 ass Cool to Ch3ce shippers - SOGto J'i
Common Medium, 81 1885 jOi socAers and Feeders
SiSpo-Receipts 5000 head; shipments, $50 Aendi Fair
Meium IS J0G - 49, Good TO Choice 81 6O6So -" Fahcy'
n
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THE CoLLE0R or THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Coz LE1IKGTUN'AVR. AND 25O-s1i
1874.

rI'HE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF the Col
ege Of tho ely Of opea n al s Depariments and
Classes all applicants resident IN lne OiJ Va
who NAV pass the required e1amlnauO 81 n,
Candidates for admission are required 70 Ia tr oht
they are actual residents OF the city. htuhehIs
mnsf preseDt certificates of proficiency and OF u.s.
charge iu good standing from said colleges a.. ,.u -,
law no longer requires that ~ tforra
attended the public schools Tor one year " I'M"
tn 0r those WHO have attended such schools Ho
prepared giving The Of the students ia he ashS
course and in tie which va" DC O
picatiOn President. The practical l&OOIitoiy
Workshop portions oi The regular
ALEX. s. wEBB, D., Presdent ,,,,,
q ii. CRAWFORD, Chairman Executive COMMUNE
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ,4oi
u Irnadyay near <2dst 17th year Primary Commefcsi
saes.s-A- IA Dop'tA NJ ~ Hobby. W. L. AKIN, frheps
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Uanrlno Ara0emles.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No, GS1 Fifth-aye.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
NOW OPEN.
Particulars in circular, Tor which send stamp
ALEX. MACGREGORS 112 FIFTH-ANE.-
n Private lessons hour classes every day gentle
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings particulars sea
circular.
NIR.P. HARVARD REILLY, SIS 5th-avc,
NJ has returned from Europe. For terms &cp apply AZ
the school.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Fob. 7-BEEVES-No arrivals to-day and no
poeSd to a and S eomSnsd WITH SSSacnS
advance in prices Is highly probable Dressed Reel
very dull but prices steady. City slaughtered was selling
offered at a9kc, including Good Cow Beef at o.s9c
Shipments today SIS Live Cattle by the Monarch Ltne
lSo BY Martin Fnsr CO. and lGa by SesS 1 na
tiers OF Beef for swift Bros will be laden with 80
yE S4e be CITY Of TS % s with
Beef ~ eareasses Of luton and 90 DRESSED g d IN
Washington MarKet Trade very limited with Good to
as2c and "Bobs" at 59Gc. Grassers unchanged at 81
vas zee b cae sn STS sSpp g sSG Ga az
to Best city Dressed sold at s0lJtc Dressed Orassers
OTIS sold Jersey veal'. IA ID. at loci do
G collins sold IL Jersey Vcals various weights at ga Oc
heaai cars ZAP al and IS es at jersey GU
Spring Lambs were received at Was Marcel IV b
time last week Ihs Opening snaGa Hs SACK 3
T w9Ge p rS9S sa Sr the S closer jersey city
men thought they scented breeze and cool wave
was sales OF Common TO Good sheep at Is
n aud Far TO G9S4 by
among butchers good prices were realized Far
To Choice sold nc a per
Dressed Mutton duil at 3Jc and Lambs steady
sales~Judd Buckingham sold 85 state sheep 1913 b. at
~ P SI.S 1 sGG 85 Western sleep - at
Dllenback Dewey sold 60 Western sheep anu EanDs
80 b. at isc 100 do SO h. at e iO5 do SO 10 5ac 80
Do so To- at 70 co. l0i DO % b. at &c 2Ol State do "a "
Csc.
Halenbeck Davis Sold 229 Western Sheep 81 b. at
~ do % H. at &c; l5S do 0i b at 70 O0A TO state
Lambs. 60 10, at Go4c l2l Canada do, 80 ID, at &C.
Collins sold - Jersey Spring Lambs mt SlO0S 90 each
Everilt co. sold Spring Lambs (ChOce az 1l2 p9r he
HOGS-Recepts were OF 1874 head cars az IN
and Jersey city Total for hye days z3O23 heAd
23 80 head the time last week city Dressed
advanced again Yesterday; the Western markets i0r Lave
Hogs active and strong and receipts here to-day very
light and prices uly nc higher and Tie feeling ~ very
Dealers Common to Prime at
sold by smith & Reid at IS go. $500. q,
Country Dressed higher and firm at Sac for Heavy SIC
Medium Sei a9c for Light Buffalo Dressed sold at &C.
Sales-Smh Eed sold: l65 Ohio Hogs l34 TO- at 30 bU
Roughs lJS 10 at - so.
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MINES AND MINING.

sALgsAT THE NEW YORK MINING Ex0HAYGE
NEw-YORK. Feb. z. 1884,
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb Z, 1884,
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Gcathcrs.

Geafhcrs.
A MISS HESSE 36W est | st-st., supplies com
IA petent teachers tutors Rovernesses singers house
best advice gwen TO parents on choce Ga 5cs
Hon. Hamilton fsh ana exSec hVaIts
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
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vae Pupils, Families Schools Colleges CIcnaIs o 't9o9
schools with reliable informal on free 10 parents oked
Teachers always wanted Application form lOr stamp ~ -
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BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ all grades tutors gOvernesses lecturers companions
Sci schools free. charge 10 those
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SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCED TUTOR de-
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Experienced OF mathematics and natural sciences
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
A CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. free 10 parents Please particulars. e. MIRIAM
COZ EiEitE a Co. 81 Tast l1tistr Union square
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
u No 10 East 49th-st
FRANK DRIsLER A NJ, Principal
ReopenA "Wednesday, sept 20 For CIRCULARS eOca sPp d"
tie school, 10 rTO HENRY DklsLEl| 40 west 4oehs''
CCHOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
> SCHOOL 81 East 45thst. Introductory 10 all Scenihe
Colleges J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, G e., Pm. D. Principal
THE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. .
Il East l7thst- IeOpens Monday, september "a ono
6oardag pupil Send fof circular V. bABNEY Principal
frHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
L Madisonayey near 64th-stl Dr. H. b. CnApiN PTlneL
tum New building complete III It's appointments Inc
a ohnn lust Degun.
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THE MARKETS,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, VeSsets and Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Feb 7, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NKM. YORK Feb Z. 1891.

AsHFs-ouet and unchanged. . ,,. ,,.o,
coTTON-sDOt Cotton firm but quiet White COTTON
ow Mjdling advanced - Midlhng reduced Is sales 8oI
bsles Delivered contract 200 bales Receips AT tne
ots ,o,lav II so bao, against ljSjl this day last
week aud last since september l. oSto+4ooo
balea against 4A2j400 same period last season
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NOTES OX PERIODICALS.

The illustrations in the February number OF TIE
Manhattan are the best which that magazine has yet
presented Those accompanying Mr.. Frank Boards
naper on Caricaturc especially interesting. Mr..
J. b. Matthew's parlor comedy, Of " a Poets Wife,"
has all the absurd mpossibilities of the modern
dramatic tride and has wlthal good deal of crisp
ness and sparkle The friends of the average denI-
noes will confess TO the cleverness of some of Mr.
Mattbeys's hits at the yersifers vanity and eager
mess for a subject" The Manhattan presents III
4Tbe Queens Reyeng:" the best magazine poem OF
the month.
The most notable article in the February number
of The Overland Monthly is that in which Dr. Latham
deals with Chinese Slavery" Life in country where
the head of family has absolute power over every
member of it, where new born infants are sold on
the streets as chickens arc sold here, and where
obedience is a matter of legal consideration, pre-
sents interesting if mott attractive study Dr.
Latham is, Of course opposed to Chinese immigra-
ton on the grounds that the Chinese take their
family system wherever they. CO. and that this
system Is stronger than the power of any outside
government.
The February number of The English illustrated
Maqdsiae is striking example of the differentiation
of American ana English periodicals.. While
iudcious and pleasant, its artlcles-excepting Mr..
Resaut's story-haye not the immediate interest
for which the American editor looks. Mrs Muiock
Craiks aUnsentimental Journey through Corn
wallp is on the contrary decidedly sentimental as
all this Iady's later work fails in being The
description of the English Post-Ofce IS careful ana
interesting. and there is an agreeable hnmor In Mr.
eteyensoD's paper on The Character of Dogs" Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

Tine cIcar0nCps ! Otner WeIe!
G3TO,OOO, and Bradford Sis. 900 barrels
The market rein d oil stronger both here and
abroad Quotations were advanced ls 10 $50 In New
York, and 9l2c In Philadelphia and Baltimore.
BRADFORD, Penn, Feb. 7.-Crude oil weaker; total
runs Wednesday, 6O551 bills; total shipments, 535iI
bbls charters, 81 421 bbs clearances l07ls00O bbs
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 81 l0l4 and
closed II IL; highest price, 81 1885, lowest 81 O9
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Nom llntllcGLlon5.
NUNK g. WAGNALLS
tNos. 30 and y Dey-st.' New-York')
STANDARD LIBRARY.

,,s are In larga tVpe l2nO size. on Ih1 paper
issned bi.u4e,iv subscription 20 eOOhs % w. 49, ~
Numbers, 10 ana p cents. Ia clJ'h' III eA'i" Inv
ana 500.
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,,,, wax DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1854
gnsirnttion.
For Y Dung Ladies-city.

For Young Ladies-Citv.
zsRs 7 A GAILAHER'S French Protesta tan,
Boarding pay Y' sfsnd Ss Yong
special Inermedis ea and ta pr Boys
1I,uE SECOND SEMESTER of the SCHOOL
l iii1 III and US St9 14E eaRowN,s)
ps 1 Rg.5 Meo H2 ky: FEM ffEHS
sr.c,a, attantion paid to FRENCH and GEhMAN.
717uF MISSES GRINNELL'S School for Young
Ses sepSrate department for boys Kindergarten
Musical
An EXPERIENCED ORGANISE desires an
n immediate engagement this city soSxE T Pes
City vicinity good t AIBIRT E LUTHE 29I
fRSlyS way ,i Rooa '2u T. Y city
MISS KATE FULLER, teacher and graduate
VI from the Ia 9n am harmony and organ
credentials and terms apply 10 IN to p H. "a "'''
Art Schools City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
~ TgssaPy Oct i T on Si
STUDIO No so MADIsoNAVE
Mr.. D. HUNr1Naro S['e Mr. WILLIAM HART Mr.
JAMES HART Mr.. \. +. BELLOWS
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Re RECEIVED AT THE
sss un Hf5 a. aud 8os West corner
$50 corner C a. the Harlem en-
SHnired Ian Scny hfi.st up p M regular OIco
rates
4 HOME-LIKE BOARDING-SCH for
N Young Boys. L. HINDS,A. NJ Hampstead l.. L. --
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
snmmeT or %iner stockbridge Mass +. HOFFMAN,
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. d.
L Rev A.G CHAMBERS, a. M, Principal
PORDENTOWN, n. Military ms ndllts
ID Prepares for College or business tney located "c'
iui anu 'noio"e" Rev VIM c. BOWEN. A. NJ Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGH k ~ IA
Government school and for Business JOHN MlLE4'
Principal
TOILEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI-
tnte NewHayen Preparatory College, the scientific
Naval and Military schools, and Bushes MN bPiiu
aTTlPneemcn Tor athletic games rowing skating swimming
e G. WILLIAM II. RUSSELL, Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
NV to c. Is. METCALF' A. NJ, superintendent.
DEEKSKILL On. " Military Acaderny.-Eor
| circulars address Col. &. J. WRIGHT a. NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester ga year D Co., THU HYATT President
DYE. n. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
II ing OF Spring term Feb. 9. J.COLLlNs PRINCIPAL
For Young Ladies-country.
DORDENTOWN. n. j. Female College;
II beautifully locste very eathul and thorough snPer;
oFMusc and An pSp1WSM'3!B 6% q r'S' rrssdsn
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
M and Day schoo Gcr YQnng i9deS SS cIentS gy
! tir,uiars sent upon application.
THE ELMS.-Family and day, school for
lars S Sddc. SI Pa INC Misses PoTEh CAMPXE7
For Both sexes-Country.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE,
FfoGREssIvE AN6 81 SGi;ssFIiL. Music AND ART
Send for Catalogue. W. IL BANNIsILL.
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WEVDELL PHILLIPS

,orr before his death wrote Educatoh lna - ~,
,,r sen "a and a clear intellect, IS the pIN ,l ~,
institutions You doing the utmost p's5lpc P' ~
c,.ranfee ly V0ur cheap issues OF the best DOo"s'
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
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No JOS ready, 2jci cloth sl.oo'
STORY OF THE MERN. Ept0mlheo from '"' -u'''
oasis nv the author, EDMOND DONOVAN
cson standard -" places the author In the very II".
rank of explorers ndomabe pincS ADA 'he s' "a
IA .V,yteT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-23
NOAh's Ark.

The London Daily News gives anoth-
er version of the story of finding Noah S
ark on Mount Ararat, Many years ago
Mr.. Garvy, then in the employ of the
Russian government, assembled the
summit of the mount and remained
for some days on visit at the monas.
terry which was then there. The monks
stated to him that the roof of the apart
ment assigned to him and some others
was composed of the ribs Ct the ark.
Mr.. Garvy saiu that he examined the
structure very closely, and that it bore
all the appearances of the roof being
supported by the ribs of vessel, and
the wood appeared very old. He also
said that a few years after his visit the
monastery was destroyed by an earth.
quake, and that he never heard what
became OF the alleged ribs Of the ark
Mr.. Garvy in making his report after.
ward expressed his opinion that the
monks, having got the story from their
predecessors, were honest in telling it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-23

CINCINNATI, Jan. 22.-C0ncernlng
thekepublican candidates Tor the Presi.
dency in the western States, maybe re-
marked that OIio will be very much
broken up as 10 the first choice, with a
solid delegation for Senator sherman
after the etiervescence subsidies.
Kentucky is counted about solid
for Arthur, with pretty strong lean
ing for Hogan as second choice.
Indiana politicians are talking about
equally Of Arthur and General Sher-
man, with Postmaster General Ores
ham and Senator Harrison distinctly
visible to the naked eye. Logan leads
in Illinois, with Arthur, Blaine, Gene
raj Sherman, and Secretary Lincoln
in full view.
Thelndiana politicians have settled upon
one thing that is at once ,judlclous and
important. They are resolved to send to
Chicago delegation of unpledged men,
who shall consult in good faith with
everybody's friends, and not be for
i'll particular until several
ballots have been taken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-23
Probable Massacre Of GBptiyes

LONDON, January 22.-The Dutch
expedition which was sent from Parang
in the early part Of December 10 the
west coast of Acheen (Sumatra) to
rescue from the hands Of a Rajah the
crew OF twenty-five men, including an
American, of the lost steamer Niscro,
has returned without meeting with
any success. The expedition destroyed
several villages belonging to the Rajah
and his tribe. The crew have been re-
moved into the interior, and the pros
poet that they Will be spared is faint.
When the British gunbDat Pegasus
went to the coast in the latter part of
November to aid the crew the Eajah
threatened 10 Kill all his captives II "a
shot was fired hy the gunbOat. The
kajah' : tribe had plundertd the wreck
Of the Niscro Of all that was valuable
before the arrival Of the Pegasus. The
steamer was lost on the Acheen coast,
on November l.. while on a voyage
from Sourahaya to Singapore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-23

The regular meeting Of Industry
Lodge, No. 2, A. o. U. W., was held last
evening, and after the regular business
had been disposed of, Chaplain Rey.
nolds, under the head of "good of the
order" rose, and in solemn manner
said tnat he regretted being obliged to
prefer charge Of dereIiction of duty
against Past Master Workman, j. w.
Diefendorf.
The announcement caused considera-
BILE surprise, and Mr. Diefendorf sat
amazed, while the captain recited the
charges. and closed by presenting the
surprised Past Master with handsome
gold Past Master workman's jewel,
about six inches long and two wide.
Mr.. Diefendorf was 50 much sur
prised that it was several minutes be-
fore he could find words to respond, but
finally managed to return his thanks
for the present. After the adjournment
the members accepted his invitation to
accompany him to Farra and Lewis
where an abundant supply OF ice cream
and cake we're served
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-23
FOURTH EDITION,
The Gay Head disaster.

Boston, Jan. O.. Fishermen fami-
liar with those waite rs say that the City
of Columbus did not strike on the
DEVILS Bridge at all, but on the Mus
sci Bed, mentioned yesterday. While
the tug Storm King lay of Pilots
Landing To-day, Captain Mcdonald
carefully noted the exac. position of the
wreck, and he says that the steamer
bears Northwest by North, one-half
North from Gay Head, distance Of
three dfths of mile. Her hull is about
three lengths to the Eastward and "A
little inside of line from the lighthouse
TO the buoy. She heads exactly West
SouthweLt.
The revenue cutter Samuel Dexter
returned TO Newport, Il. l., this morn
ing. Captain Gabrielson said he had
no particulars of moment to con.
tribute. The lifeboat from Gay Head
did splendid service in bringing the
survivors to the cutter, but he desired
to emphatically contradict the state
ment made by the captain of the life
boa, which made him (Gabrielson)
say that the cutter boat could not live
in the surf The work done by his
boats he considers proof TO the contrary.
Captaia Gabrielson says that many
lives were lost by jumping from the
vessel while trying to get to the resCuiug
boats.
The conduct of the officers and crew
of the cutter, he states, is highly com
mendable
The body Of lady has been found on
the shore at Meunamsha Blight, and
brought to Vineyard Haven. Family
scratched on the back of a breast-pin
found on her person was discovered the
name of Pinkham." The body il
probably that of Mrs. 5. j. Pinkham,
Of Dover, n. II.
Elizabeth Il. Beach, who was lost in
he disaster, was the JrIaulz r Ut the
amOus McAll Mi~>nm hands ia This
they belts auxiliary 10 the
eligious work done at arl,, France, ,
lnder the name of the McAll Mis-
ion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-23

Il. G. Mousley, of Brandywine Hun,
dred, during last year kept an account
of profits from chicken raising to see
how the business paid, He common
ced the year with 80 common barn
fowls, a few of which had been crossed
with the black Spanish and other
choice breeds.
At the end of the year the credit and
debit account stood as follows:
Received from eggs sold $l25 81
= chickens sold 1876
To which must BE- added 60
more chickens worth 1000
Worth of manure 1900
Total. 232. 90
From which deduct cost of feed 1898
Total profits S20l. s.
Mr.. MOusley commenced the present
year with IA chickens and expects his
profits TO be as large this year proper.
tionately As they were last year, provided
hawks make themselves scarce, cats are
upon their good behavior, and thieves
Practice the precepts of the moral law.