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New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
1HE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YORK. Jan. 25.

NEw-YORR. Jan. %.
All that can be said for the petroleum situa-
on is the old story change" The trade continues
alr at tne low prices prevailing but it Is only hadto
mouth Affair." while speculation held in suspense pend
Ing the developments expected soon the edge
ot the Thorn Creek and the Baltown
districts IL the new wells drilling there should
prove to be poor ones an encouragement might
ne gven 10 purchases for future se but II they should
open as gshers the effect would he to aggravate an
existing bad condition OF affairs The pipe line dcv-
eies continue to show tho runs. but TO
offset ths favorable phase of the situation IL the re-
newed prospecting work begun in the oil regions since
te producers failed 10 extend their plan OF restricting
the output IL will br time before the results OF
thls decision in the way of an increased yield
VIII ne reflected IN the statistics Of the trade.
20 Tar this month the averaged only 5l,971
bafles daily against 81 1872 barrels day In Decen-
Der 1854 5s.9l3 barrels in January, 1884 and GJ.l25
barely IN January, 1888. The daily average OF the
deliveries has been 56s 500 barrels compared with
.569s barrels last month"; 5i407 barrels III January.
iSs ana f3sl2 barrels in January lssJ. The charters
nave averaged per day 36sl3 barrels against 2S.2l2
barrels IN December sSi and 30 800 barrels IN January,
lSSi ana 23O23 barrels in January 1888. The figures
To January - charters to January 23 are as annexed
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
LIVE sTocR MARKEDLY rELE1aAPH.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2t-Ths DroperS Journal reports cdns-
Recepts 400 head; shipments 1000 head marxet Weak
Choice shipping rs, Common u Mediun
~ bOd 80 70, Texans "a 20 5dS4 80. ---.
Hogs-RecelptA $4,000 neIl snpmens 4OJOncal mar ~
strong Rough Packing 81 80 0Si 5O Packing aud SnppnA
5oss .o gnI o. so0s4 5o skips - 50Ssa
Inferior to fNr 81 200s3 OO Medium 70 0ood. - ~
~, u; Choice ~ Extra - 00GSt 30.
sr. LOUIS. jan 2A-tdtus-aecelpts. 100 shpments
sOO market nrn Exports 81 70 esd 20; Good 70 Caooc
Shipping, 50 3j0SB 0G Fair TO Medium 81 % $50 @V
Tcxans 81 250tI G5 . ~,
Shesp-Recepts. 200; shpments -: Common TO NC
Hcssa Receipts, 5000; shipments 'eooj Lgh1 - 'o'
BUFFALO jan 24CdueItsceiots TODAY zaOo noxI
fol- thus 900 nead for same time last Mesx %
head; conslgned through, 3e3 cars market oui'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
erpoppAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
b closing steady. Transterable notIces. ll.25.

LIVERPOOL jan Bscoa: Ca sa,,ss -
3ss o. Long Clear didiles 32A 9d Sipr. cs n.r aws
S4s 3D. saort ilDs $50 81, 5ioil,rs p "a Mes~ sia
Ness 65 o. 3eL is. ps,ns S Prins wess
stsr SJs per aas, ysl wsstsss
Cheese. American Snoiss Wtutsr IL "a 97s 7dper cea
tai No spring Nsw wssssR So T,nss s a. S1s Sa
Mixed @ g. 81 Sds per GENITAL CornMssa
Old s.. od N.s O. r. Cd 0fL Lsnaoa ass 81 per owl
ID galoa Glover
Red sss as' Pa!s "a Oh SIoa 3D. Lasssio ou BOA ID '
cwt n, orotuca ranseed OIL. $50 0s. d20 l0e.
pdr sS n,ss SSs Ssaass S per
lnsesg - nsr Salion; Spirits OF rurpentine ga
cTt, sperm OIL a06 per tou: Rosin-Commoa IS ~ @ss ~
sicsn. sd sugar l3a 9d per ewt for Cuba Centrfaxa
nosTiainx so aud lls ella ID Tor cabs AascsvSAs z
fcdppx adoAk
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
FEW PEOPLE AT DR. yEwMANs CHURCH.

There was only a small attendance at the
Msoson Avenue Congregational Church yesterday The
pulpit was occupied by the Rev Dr. Gardiner, elderly
man, OF the Presbyterian Church. Only a few OF the
more % pronounced Newman members were present
aong tnese were Trustees Seymour and Nicoll Deacon
sd that no positive arrangements toward Sc
cg pastor had been made. but 1t was expected that
sc i,cH Ut. williams OF NcwHayen would preach next
Sui"y, ana perhaps until regular minister
was OBTAINED One member said that efforts were being
ac 10 get lne Rev. Dr. Storrs, the Rev. Dr. William NJ
anu other wellkn0wn Congregational ministers
10 uever series OF sermons Among the debts which
e vnron mas now to 1t is mentioned that there will
" " Fooo arising from the recent church litigation, In
shape OF lawyers fees charged by the counsel Of the
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
Runs. Deliveries Deliveries Charters.
Total bbls ....114 1884 l.249.6n7 1O6.243 S.67O3
Av. per day ..... 5l97l 5C,sOO 4,s29 33Sl3

The conditions which governed the speculation I'm pipe
line certificates last week referred to above. Bust
light and the trading purely local in char
acer that few comments the market arc needed The
strength with which prices have been held has discour
aged short sales and the support that the mar
kct has received has necessarily been art
fetal. While there Is much ground for believing
that higher values are warranted by the cost OF
production and the fact that the stocks diminishing
there Is public buying and the storage charges
heavily those who holding the bulk OF the floating
certificates Hence IL caused surprise when prices
sagged OF front 1Ol2 Gs cents, and every spurt
that was made subsequently followed by relapse
to lower figures The final dealings witnessed rally to
the best prices Of the week. but that did not prevent the
final tone of the market from being unsettled at rcac
ton of & cent.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
ngo or prices ana tue total dealings were as

There special feature TO the refined oil market
last week. but prices weaker at Philadelphia than
e.cwhese The final figures were not changed at New
York a 7l2 cents per gallon and mt Baltimore at 7s
cents, at PM adelpha they were s lower at "a cents.
BRADFORD. Penn Jan. 2l.-Crude oil stronger clear
ances. oOi 900 bbls National Transit and Tidewater
runs Friday ij3 bbs total shipments, 81 $50 bbls
charters. 81 100 bbs National Transit certificates
opened at 6gs the lowest price OF the day aud closed
at 90 o. highest price, 7Oas
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. jan "a, 1885.
Yesterday. To-ia

SUNDAY. Jan. 2o-P. VI.
The transactions in mining stocks last week amounted
to shares against $40 shares for the preceding
week. But the market developed new features The
good stocks those that producing bullion and pay
ing dividends remain about steady for the others the
fluctuations represented nothing but local Trading
over one-third of the weeks business was done yes
terday, and the market ruled weak
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ripcr. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YoaK, Jan. "a. 1883.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NFw-YORR. Jannary u. 1883.
COFFEF-Spot Rio quiet aud Fair 9Lsc. Sales
3l54 tays santos Gusaye" private terms optione
fairly active closing barely steady follows February 40
G775' March s59 y0 April 1900: May, s95Ssi0;
September S4O6s50 Mild grades quiet sales 200 bag1
Maracabo 200 sayania and 400 mats Patang ex Kensn
Tar" private terms.
CoTToN-spot Cotton l.lec higher and quiet Sales lsl
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26


By Peter >. Meyer.
story brick dwelling with lot, No go E1st l07th.
.G6 = II OF 3d.ave. lot 2llOxl.Oll sold - a.,
o and assessments TO- MaIten.. SlOOO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-ToRh CITY
Glstst n = 225 n c OF llthave 75xlO0.5; NJ Phil.
lips ani wife To bertha smith; ..;:...;:,;.a;. 81
rier and wife 10 Adam Wagner L. interest H. 500
Aiie1,s' ehss' pfcim - interest '','.... 5000
1stevs q q IS. n OF 5sthst 25xGj; also orot
2d.ayo and IL lth.st, % KS; Henry slemers
and wifi to Herman Wen lt
same property Herman Wendt and wife to Henry
SltmcTs and vile ..:... %.
io'a aaI ais smother TO julius ffoelch $4,000
i37th.st s. 37J IL W OF 9th ave, S1N5l llx22xiSx-
1bx99ll; W j Cha!oner 10 EllH ID Ghaloner.:-.
Wnnamsbridge road, " :, 753 n OF Roc khe;dst 2ox
lU72N2jxlU0li VIM opdyse ct al ana aDotier o.o
assiynee To John Gully ..-.-- =. =; 500
Opiyke TO thas Miller. $50
atnasg IsIar and auo her To- II ii Sfat $4,000
2sth. At n 2OilO OF Sthave, -xl622x5Ox
i672: Annie Cudlipp TO Ellen okseio ;:;.:.-;
'ota aancey ~, = and nd wifeto VIM Denns .. $4,000
l1@nsa sod to mos Sos MaeSelaT 10000
l.-aye g. lot a. 24to ward 50xl3Ox0Oxl34 JOS h -.
Cio0le. ct al, executors to IL Camp go
Same property Hugh Camp ana VINO 70 Ahee czo
90 Wv
!oh,sIii Ii pa antser 70 Henry Morsenhau 47.5Oo
lSotRss sh.,sr s'i 10 N Blcombisd 10000
NORTH sa docIss stais 10000
Jacoi,st s. lots 80 aud 81, oxlOo Bridget Gibbin
10 A Gibbin.
77th.st. - 45 II e OF Madsonave t5xlO!2; Claral
Curtis ct al 10 w III De Forest. lr
l35thst =, 32j II q OF Sth-ayc 2tIli2Vx3lSx o-.o
lBl.4 executor OF John Brown TO Henry Day. o''oo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

f3 O09$376.
$500 hsst t,sh Tor tins
35.'o0 head; $4,000 heal
through. II cars; market quiet and weak Medium 70
good. f3 25dSt %; Canada Lambs. Sc I'D 0S6 ~.
HoqsRecepts today $4,000 head total for week thus far
$4,000 head; for tine iast $4,000 heal con.
signed through 2J6 market dull and easier Good To
Choice Yorker - 7o Butchers Grades "a 1904 73'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALES.

SALES AT THE yEW. FORK MiyIyG EYoHIyGE
NEw-YoRK. Jan. a. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
A LEPRosY THAT MUST BE STAMPED OUT

HcTnfd.
America has the utmost contempt for the dyuamlteurs
II knows them to Dc rcOundres. IL knows them to be
hypOcrites. IL knows them 10 be rspudiated by the
opinion OF decent Irishmen domciled among us. II
knows that murder IL far from the thoughts OF Irish
In America ~ In from the thoughts ali other
classes OF American citizens. Americans Oathe these
blackguards. Do not let us mnce matters Let
admit right here that these plans are laid In America
Let MS admit that the brawl In ChamDers-st shows
clearly enough where the headquarters OF
these base cOnspirators e And let say that they
live here. here In the midst OF u.s. In the foremost city
OF NewYo and or the United States In hopn. that
such cowardy scoundres be brought TO Justice II
II question OF Irish Independence II question OF
dastardly assassination, and II moral law exists II
cety bound together by other code than that OF
cden declare that this leprosy must DO stamped out
now and forever. Let this be understood iI,et all
scOundrels doniced In America understand that we
will no longer make terms with them. Let them that
public opinion is willing 70 extcrmnate them like
rats Then their absurd vanity their craving
heroes and martyrs ont OF their miserable selfconcet
will vanish like noisOme vapor dlspeed by the rays OF
the morning sun.
EMPHATIC CONDEMNATION OF A WORLDWIDE
From The Aeip York World.
The situation II now one that calls for the OutspOken
denuncaton OF all peoples Irclands wrongs themselves
sink into sgnhcanee beside the peril Of mankind placed
continually Al the mercy Of maign madmen who de-
light TO murder Innocent people and make life In every
crowded metropolis more than IL can be In
the widest Wilderness That there Is q systsi,
and That these nurerers propose TO steadily on Win
IT, the rapid recurrence OF the explosions In London only
tOns o politics. OF International Jealousy Of preu
dice sink Ont OF sight before the worldwide duty oi
instant emphatic and effective condemnation not only OF
3he human nends WHO perperato these ourages put VI
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
-ru,ir, Cowlue

PAIT TI-Judg" tnWliig.
Rss' Dist Aus. fulny.
John David. hJmi ldc
Yin on 20 liattiste, assault.
Samuel "A ilson. assault.
Thomas Dalton, ass iuli.
Michael Collins. robbery
IrAnA St1~art. robbery.
william Walsh. robbery.
Thpua. Connolly. rob cTg.
Ldwlut itiicy. burglary.
Arthur Carroll granular.
James ia -. grand lar.
James Henry. grand lar
Jeremiah -pl lane. gtand ia
George Brown. grand lar.
A!tO raurisanO. petit lar.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26

the cabas and principals whose doctrines and teachings
make such outrages possible.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
TIE PRESS on the DYNAMITE oUrRAGEs
AN UNNATURAL AND ABOMINABLE WARFARE
From The N,tc. York
4 :. l. L 4 4 IL Ii -.

Nothing can be added To the adherence In
which all Tght-mndcd people la this country hold these
and the mlscrcants who pcrpettc them 70 lar as
the crncd who from This side said To AID
and abct them. know them only The ncancst and
OF swindcrs adrot enough 10 cyade the law and
daring enough rob girls here and possibly TO
murder them In London. No law reach them take
cOguzance Of such acts they commit openly here but
the wish for their cIrpaOn is heartfelt and universal
They the worst enemies Of their country. its
cowOrdy. skulkng aud vicious foes and Of
dynamite that they Kplode binds the hands OF all true and
patriotic Itshmen, aud dcfcrs just much longer tho
day of Ireands independence. IL In an evil work, and
II II be pursued II Will chill the sympathy and enlist the
Indifference OF "a country which has given home To
millions of Irish people. such unnatural and abon
Unable warfare cannot long endure Wretches like these
when they consprc fall presently apart out of their in
hereDt depraViy, and such league yet for any
length OF time lacked traitors 10 effect its downfall.
There are not needed even the sgns of the dsnte
grafton and StrbutIOn that invariably wrought
rOgues VINO prove false to their own roguery.
For every Brady there is sure to be later
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, JAN "a. 1885.
The following sale was made at the Exchange
SaleSroom to-day:
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
CorEG og GCSEgAL SESSIONS.

4 P>ddings.
Emma Wilson. rob Jegy.
Emma Moore. robbery.
John HOseu berger. robbery.
Cornelius DOu0huc. burglary.
Lawrence DunOhuc. burg ary.
William Parks. burglary
K hlrl"- smith. burglary
lCharlrs Peck. burglary
James " Burr. grand l0r.
David KcuJin, sabbath DTeas-
ing
MARY BridgefOrd, petit lar.
IPAET ll-Judgc Gildcr-ieeye.
AR1t. Di,t-Atty. IL dtord
IPhillp L0hges, homicide.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
To correct children for trifiino

To correct children for tritiing offences continually, at home or in school, has bad effect. It is con fuSing to the child, and does not tend to develop or to cultivate the moral sense. It tends to make dis functions between right and wrong which do not exist. and for this very reason weaken real ones. To be perfectly honest with chil- dren, and at tie same time to cul- tivate power to pass by their small transgressioNs, Which are often committed without premedi, tation, Is sometimes well for both mother and teacher. It is only necessary to think ourselves back to childhood to understand how different the child's point of view is from that of the older person. and to do this occasionally would be helpful to most parents and teachers.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
Grand Jury Report.

We also wish 10 call the atten- ton of His Honor, the County Judge, 10 the fact that there have been issued some so-called drug store licenses to sell liquor, under which we find that the persons having the said licenses, are run ming tipping houses without having filed the bond required by law. This state of things seems to have been produced by au erroneous side of the law, and we take this method of calling the attention of the County Judge and the larties to it, so that they may be required 10 file said bond. or their tipping licenses may be annulled, and they be restricted to the quart license. We have referred the matter to the next Grand Jury for action should the error not be rectiied by that time.
 The above paragraph, a part of the Grand Jury report, was un' avoidably omitted from our out. side, where balance can be found. ED. PICAYUNE
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

ED. PICAYUNE:-The Grand Jury of Nevada County at it's last term, having been composed of sixteen of the county's best citizens, l am thankful for any suggestions and recommendations that they have made me. and will comply with them so far as practicable.
 ] disagree with the Jury as to the sort of license that was issued to the drug stores of Prescott. The Court did not authorize-and the Clerk did not issue dram shop or drinking salocn license to them. They differ materially with the tipping license granted to the sa- looms, and in my opinion gave them no authority to keep tipping houses or sell liquor in less quanti- ties than a quart. In the future If any license should be granted they will be written ill language incapa- ble of misconstruction, plainly making the limitations as to quan- tity, which l have always suppos- ed was sufficiently covered by the statutes.
 As to the prohibition petition spoken of by the Grand Jury, ill their report. It has never come up for thu action of the County Court. having been continued from time to time by the request of the petitioners themselves, it is now set for the 30th day of December, at which time it will be acted on.
 G. A. HALE,
 County Judge.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
X Lady Paints in a Store.

Quite an excitement occurred ill one of the principal stores of our town this week. On enquiry. the following was discovered to be the cause: The lady had bought bill of dry goods and fancy groceries from some other store, and out of curiosity priced the same articles at Woodbery, Portis X Terry s. When gwen the prices at this place, they were so much cheaper than she had bought for elsewhere, that it ovcrcame her and she faint cd.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
A Little Gold Was Spent.

Mir. z. A. Clark, of Atlanta, Ga., in speaking of S4S0.0O in gold, de sizes to say to the readers of this paper, that the whole of the above amount was spent in a fruitless eff fcrt in finding relief from a terrible Blood Poison affecting his body, limbs and nose-presenting ugly running ulcers. He is now sound and well having been cured by the most speedy and wonderful reme. dy ever before known, and any in. terested party who may need a Blood Purifier wal learn from him that three bottles ef E. B. E. re. stored his appetite, healed all ul- cers, relieved his kidneys, and added twenty one pounds to his weight in thirty days.
 Fog sa& by MiAner $ Milburn.
 Prescott Ark,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

IN the special election last week tor associate Justice, not one-third ofthe Democratic vote of the state was boiled. The Arkansas Dem ocrat says the Republicans are "kickipg" themselves for not run nlng and elec.ing Republican. We rise to inform our contempora- ry that had one came out, even tvo days prior to the election he would have had no chance, as there would have been an awaken ing among Democrats.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
Educational Department
J. ". CONGER, Editor.
Primary Education.

If "a man finds a stone he sup poses to be a diamond, he does not take it home and place it in a box, there to remain with it's beauties and value undeveloped What does he do } He takes tue rough stone to a lapidary, whom he en- gages tc develop it's brilliancy and make 1t of value. The lapidary be- gins his work. Another face is ground. and more briliiancy is de, veloped; and still another. with like results, and so on, until all the roughness of the stone is made to disappear, and the rare beauty..ot the diamond shines forth on every side.
 Is not the primary pupil q hu- man gem' The infant mind is as the rough diamond. 1t is placed in the hands of the teacher, the ed ucational lapidary. who proceeds, by slow and patient process, to develop the hidden beauties there of. After months upon months of weary toll. the teacher is gladden. ed by the sight of flash of rich light from the gem His joy is unspeakable. He discovers new beauties to be developed, and turns another side of the mental gem to the rapidly revolving edu' catlonal wheel. More flashes from the hidden jewel! On, on tolls and laboIs the teacher, until he is rejoiced to see rare jem set in the galaxy of precious, priceless diamonds, and can point to it and can proudly exclaim: l fashioned it and first developed it's beauty ". l.. Morris.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

LoUrs REL, the Canadian iusur- sectionists, was hanged Monday. He and his followers, had just grounds for their revolt, but cruel hard-harted England would not commute his sentence 10 life i'm prisonment. The vengeance of a merciful God will yet wipe that ty- ranical government off the face of the earth.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
A Sad Career.

The divorced wife of q Bonanza millionaire recently came 10 a mournful death principally from taking chloral, which unsettled her mind and demoralized her whole physical system. She had been weakly and ailing and felt her need of something to drewu her sorrows and brace her I'D. Had she taken Browns Iron BAters she would have been inyigorated se' that she coaid have fought her sorrows off, and enjoyed healthy life. This val. uable medicine cures general debil. ity, tones the nerves, strengthens the muscles and aids digestion.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

HERE is fact for the Green packers and Republicans of Neya- da county to put into their little pipes and smoke very Icisarly and thoaghtfuily: Every foot of pub. he domain, excei ting poor, frigid Alaska, was acquired under Demo ocratfc administration, and every land grant ny which millions Of acres have been recklessly given away to railroad mOnopolies, was made by Republicans.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

THE papers of late contain ac- counts of many labor strikes in France. The leaders of the Green packers hereabouts, need no lon ger picture that as a paradise for the laboring man, because of it's fiat money. The working class is more poorly paid. have more dis advantages, and live much harder there than in this country.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

s. w. MALLORY, register of the land office at Camden, is giving all the legal advertising he can to pa pers violently opposing the Dem ocratic party. This should be suf- ticient ground for his immediate removal, and we hope the PreSi- dent will at once put a Democrat in his place.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19
Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods department hobby Over s150u of the finest goods imported represented this containing the best productions of Lups and Pres looms We makes of black cashmeres. The the moot recommend the desiraty it's black smootness of t and it's lasting qualities the make so long bv Stew Co., and sold by heir successors These goods mch wide and acknowledged by all be black cash the world We have 1t jOc COG yard Each quality in shades bu black jet black the latter for those who il for mourning costumes
 Oar exquisite brocae vevets with splendid Rhaame match make the loe unless o magnificent Plush which uueens dress These doubt the elegant goods South 
 Our stock of Giberts flannel ung, plain plaid bete, Tcot Bluckburn all wool Homespun Serges Satin Bebers immense pieces but
 pieces each class of soods which amount complete assortment of eo0rs.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

Except living man, there is nothing more wonderful than a book; Il message to us from the dead-from human souls we never saw, who lived perhaps thousands of miles away. And yet these, in those little sheets of paper, speak to us, arouse us, terrify us; teach us, open thcir hearts to us as brothers.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

We have been informed that a certain mis- siona to China from Georgia, who went there with nothing, is now worth ssJ0o,000. It secmsto be paying busincss.-EIberton tGa.) Gazette.
 The man above alluded to, no doubt, is Young J. Allen. While others have often praised him to the skies, we never felt like it.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-19

"A few words of earnest advice or remonstrance which a boy hears at the right time, from a man whom he respects, may effect that boys character for life. Here ev- erything depends, not on the words used, but on the feeling with which they are spoken and on the way in which the speakeris regarded by the nearer. " R. II. Quick.