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xNEST SHORE RAILROAD

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Trains leave West 42 ST. station AS ioiowS anu 10 MIN
utes earlier foot % Jay st, North RIVER
Detroit an 1900 u 900. $40 H.
IIi,cA svrse9se BunsIo Rochester suspension bridge
Narlrl Falls. s:lo. 900 ~ H. 900. $40 p w.
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.ohs I'D, ia 1880 a. M. 400 400. 'Sl5 p M and '0oA
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Nh, Mani rr. amt Cauada hast 900 \.
iian,lllun London $3.50 W., 800. S:l5 Toronto
to.bS a ~. l6:U5 -e:l5 y IN. -.
rissant sleeping cars Buffalo. Niagara Fals Detroit
Ch,,aro ana ST Louis all through trims
-Daiy DAILY except saturday. Other trains dau exosps
ror tables paror sleeping acoommodsr
tons or normaIoR. apply ~ orces Booklyn-SSS ~
nrfonsI; 730 (Aou.sL; ONCE loot OF fultoo.sS
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Chds Collar Chds Waist Clover Loaf Tidy. Crochetea
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Reins for Children Shell Mittena
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or rni'iD
The Government report OF The exports OF mineral os a
products November puts the quantity at
gallons an increase 127O9 81 gallons from NOVEMBER
1885 and the value at SO oS7 $780, gain OF s5OfoV from
year ago months ended November So he
ports were $685. 2s7 437 gallons OF the value OF
an increase OF 1884, gallons from the corresponding pc
Rod wear ago but decline OF 81 G72 259 In tho value
The official reports OF all the PIPE lines 10, m
a stocks Of 337331sb DaFrels al
from January Of l254S2 barrels, an ,S 81
April 1877 barrels but decrease from ocloo
2g7 68g barrel. and from September 1.-THE maximum TINS
year, OF 347 26S barrels The daily average runs OF gil ps
Last 72l45 barrels. AGAINST an average VI
1888 barrels in October 1880 eartes q, 75s
September. 6O9O3 barrels In NovcnOer 1879. Of Ioo
barrels IN November 1884 and 81 3os barrels IN
1888 deliveries averaged 90fl2 barrels against 90 q
barrel. in November 1888 90 barrels November 1884
and SO 49, barrels November 1885, The Bucseye Ipe
Line (which handles OIL reports runs IN November
Of 2 1913 barrels and deliveries of 43t7 barrels ne nes
stock is now 800 barres increase OF loooo prsls
from October oil IL being used (where NJ W lor
fuel and rehneries building in the OHIO neds are sam
be designed IN lubricatng hud from tne SUM
The following tables show the receipts DELIVERIES anu oi
stocks Of all the pipe lines which hoid the present.
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tnya,t icY iois 1918
FEoU% 8s6
undergone change Hoders views as to prices
s ssssi $50 SsIs inclnina 900 b6i CIV Mil
"dss a .i, 9l. Fl fine s. o.
loo DeIs. Extra No: = SO 9o9ssS5 1900 bbl. Winter
tra $780, * 81 for COMMON to Good 81 ass for aooa
Choice the latter for one or two bS brands o OF
ouotations-Fne 50 oo9$2 49, snpertne 50 s5SsS ~ 10
8 % co%%cn 70 oooi p Extra y Gel
E1ns Ono a'ss sSss %
Choice 81 5Oes5 10 Common Extra Mlnnesota, 81 e0S
s ssr c b 8 faisn q 7Ssss
& ss 50 %S% E t tn5
Pten, W"r Wheat EST. q 90 to@s5 oLs 10
3@ ANY @ s 7ossa So market closed nm SOUTH
Common 10 fsr Extra Exit at s. 80 80 and
Far Choice at $ ooas0 io:RYE FLoURss,e-ay
CoRNMEA-onIel Yellow Western 0EqIed x q o.
f 9a y q % ''"sS
dHAIN-WH EAru spOt lots the dealing has been fairy
steady trade for export anda light business Tor
t ys aa INC Market and weak with prices very
eeaar and % lover at the close Opened e On !, az
advanced .c, declined c and closed steady at "a &C.
40 600 bushels spot including Ungae Rel IS a92
No Red. as'.c:; No Rel, soc in elevator 81 99l y
December noinil DO January. 9ol. 9o7.c closing at
9Sse to February 81 c Go anr at eoss At sS
~ closing al 80 &C.; =; t aG A rure ~ &C.
September g9&aSl closing at 99ac..... RY Il. BARLEY
and BARLEY MALT-Dnll and nominal. CORN pol
lots have more active. weak and Price shade
lower closing weak with far business for both export and
nome the trading has been rather SLOW and The
generally steady and prices about sc lower nj the
close. Opened weak AT decline OF r a &C. advanced SC iel
Sc under the highest prices OF
day sale-464 900 bushels future s4 OOc bushels spot
inclung Ungisded Mixed AT 46 d@S c\o acc elevator
47c delivered seameI AZ In elevator 4ste ahoat No
49, 49sc afoa the latter for special
delivery this mouth 4s4c o. b.; No. DeSember closing
ss : a1a;s Al s.: a.
has been ve moderate the market steady aud prices
without important change closing steady options have nee
dull ana steady the close Opened weak al decline
OF Sc advanced &C.. declined NC on January only ann
closed steady al about the highest OF te day
bushels fnture and spot, including No at 80 &C DO White
37c. No 2. sac. do hte 3! 2d37 SC No Wmte 3ae,i
81 d3G White TO- 81 42c Wlte STATE
39a4Oc. December 34c closing al S4c; DO January
81 HG34sc. closing at "a s DO teDInay; 30 a
closing At 30 &C: May 36lc closing at SO 2c..fEED
Fairy active firm and unchanged. - .a. =.
Walkers Private Daily Circular December H. 1885, new
Nnrk
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Mem 11ubIiraticms.

SK YOUR BOOKSELLER for "Seekerf
"A After she Light" from Ben Hnr " ana "L"ckwooo'
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The Hoo Dorman B. Eaton has published in pamphlet
form vigorous protest and series of arguments against
the secret sessions of the United States Senate lie ex
plains their origin, their motive their object their
Effect discusses last winters debate upon Senator Platts
resolution and concludes that they part and parcel OF
the spoils system and ought to be abolished
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Baltimore.
OH. CITY, Penn. Dec l3.-Crude ol-Natol'' transit
Certificates opened 90 highest 'rn, 69h lowest
price 67 closed 69 Sales 1894 900 barrels cearances
$50, 937 barrels; runs,
PIrrsBURG Penn. Dec. l3-Cruie On-Petrolenn hrm'
National Certificates oDenet al 61s ana cioseo ~
90 d highest price. 69l4 lowest price oI's
TIrUsvILLE Penn. Dec. 10 NltoaAt rralst Ceruucte'
opened at 6S and 69s highest prlc' 69 iowes'
prce 677s .
BRADFORD Penn. Dec 10 -Crule Ou-Ntto1H TRANSIT
Certificates opened 6's mi close At 69 hlgnee proe
lnwesL nrce. G71s CHATTANOOGA l,0J6OOO oarEela
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The crude oil market moderately acve Yesterday anu
the spite OF close money ana depression III
stocks from the Washington wells was not up y,
the bears but deeper drilling these
may avail in checking any Improvement me shoS
interest however curail its lines with the result Of
advancing values from cents to o94 cents
reestabish confidence IN ne crude
situation but there no the statistical position
that warrants further decline unless all the old IDEAS OF OIL
values arc obsolete The market closed hr WIN
not gain OF ~ cents ,--,,-- -. a.. ,,a1
The prices and the total uealnSs AZ Io
Exchange as follows:
Opening ..... 672. LOwest................ 6ai2
Highest ............. GOA Final . -, o ;o2 2
Sales. barrels. "'"o"'
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
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T0taI.
In the following table is exhibited the fall net stocks rom
January Apr rise to September and he Degng VI
the present declining tendency compared with NoVemoeo
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK
OPEN-AIR SPORTS.
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY GIFT.

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Orcan Gteamers.

III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New. York and Antwerp everv Saturday.
PEN LA Saturday. Dec II, llOO a M.
RHYN La tudav. Dec: ~ BOO m.
Fall and Winter Rates First cabin $50 and s75 Excur
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Storage at lowest rates.
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w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
pprTANSTc cant Perry THURSDAY Dec. 49, 230 p m.
GERMANIC, Capt GlepeIl Thurs lay Jan = p M
REPUBLIC Capt Capt Irving Thursday IN J3I;50 N.
BRlTANNIC. Capt Perry fhuIsay Jan; 81 ~ s'o y u"
From the White Dock foot OF West lOth-st
RATE-Saloon $50 500 $50 and 500 Return tickets 90
favorable Seeraac from the Old Country SD
fAdratc and Onlv) $50 500;
For nspecton OF plans other information apply AZ the
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Valuable Property Sold.

Messrs. Presbrey 81 Green, on Wednes-
day last, made sale to Seymour w. Tulloch
OF that valuable property on the south side
of F street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, and adjoining on the west the office
front Of % feet on street, running back
159 feet to 30.foot alley, with a 15-foot
alley on the west side, and upon which there
is an old two story frame building. The
price paid was 5000, which is about $9.3S
per square foot. Mr.. Tulloch is said to
represent a syndicate, who will at once
erect upon the property fine brick build
ing with all modern improvements, to be
used for Office purposes. Three years ago
this property was purchased for $1,000, and
In November last Presbrey & Green bought
1t for $26, 200, showing the great increase
that has taken place in property on F street
in the past few years.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Irving PARK Camp Meeting.

The services yesterday were exceedingly
interesting, and the attendance large. The
s a. m. prayer and praise meeting was led
by J. w. Evans, Of Washington. At this
meeting several penitents were at the altar
Rev. j. II. Valentine delivered very inter
esting sermon from Matthew v, 3, at ii a.
IN. The young peoples meeting at 2 p. m.
was In the charge Of Rev. NJ. w. Ross. Ad-
dresses were made by Revs. L. W. s. Peck
for prayers. At p. m. Rev. J. w. Dams
bury, p. E., preached from st. John xix,
80, after which the holy communion was
administered by Elder Dansbury, assisted
by the ministers present. The congrega-
tion was large, and a number partook Of the
communion. At 8 p. IN. Rev. Daniel Whee-
Ter delivered a sermon. The number OF
ministers present was very large. Rev.
Bishop A. W. Wayman will preach to-day
at 3 y. m.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Obstructing Maryland Avenue.

Prosecution has been begun In the police
court by number Of property owners and
residents living on Maryland avenue south
west against the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company, which charges the com.
pany with obstructing Maryland avenue by
unloading freight fTUm tue cars standing
on the tracks at points other than the reg.
ularly established stations provided for that
purpose, contrary to and In violation OF the
act of Congress. The witnesses named In
the complaint are Augustus Eicholz, james
T. Barbour, Samuel Brown. Thomas W.
Riley, f. L. jackson, George Harvey, Rich
ard Scott, and Elias Caldwell. Col. Enoch
Totten appeared In court yesterday as the
representative of the company, and asked to
have the case continued for two weeks,
which was granted,
National Republican., 1886-08-20
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Pat

Tooth filling made painless by. the use Of
cocaine by 8. 4. Mason, dentist, 2lS Four.and-
a-half street northwest.
Kangaroo skin shoes for gentlemen button
lace, and congress- the most comfortable shoe
made. Mrs. Wm. II. Rich. III Market space.
"Cream Of Anderson" Sour Mash whisky,
bottled In Anderson county, KY, 81 per bottle.
Chas. Kraemer, 7S7 eth ST. N. W.. sole agent for
District of Columbia.
@. R. Peyton, an inspector in the engineer
department. was yesterday discharged.
Isaiah Lewis and John Jackson, the alleged
"cappers," were dismissed In the police court
yesterday.
Macnicol & Son, of this city, werc yesterday
the lowest bidders for painting the executive
mansion. Their bid was slOSG.
Claude Jackson, colored, who lately escaped
from the chain gang was returned TO the
workhouse yesterday by the police.
The commission of James .Foose, a special
policeman, has been revoked by the commis-
siOners for conduct unbecoming an officer.
The board of army engineer officers have
completed their inspection OF the tunnel and
returned TO New York to prepare their report
The lWoman's Christian Association reports
to the commissioners that the receipts for the
past year were 5000 and the expenditures $500.
Nellie Rollans, colored, was yesterday sent
TO jail for sixty days by Judge Harper for steal
ing five books from the house Of Mrs, Eveline
Williams.
James simmons, Alonzo Thecker, and George
Hunt were arrested yesterday by the police,
charged with writing policy. They were re-
leased on bail.
The War Department clerks were yesterday
paid their salary up 10 the 18th instant Col.
| Hains has been temporarily detailed to act as
| disbursing officer
DR.. John 7. Winter professor materla medica
| and therapeutics, National University, has
| been appointed q commissioner OF pharmacy
| for the Distict of Columbia.
The commissioners have ordered that pro-
motions Of policemen from the first TO the sec
| ond class shall be made In order OF theii
| appointment upon the force.
Annie Cornelius has petitioned for divorce
| from Daniel Cornelius and permission TO 70.
| sumo her maiden name. She charged him
| with cruel treatment and adultery.
| Rawlins Post No. l, will hold camp fire al
| Lochboeler's Garden Thursday eraning next,
| which will be enivened by singl ! dancln &
| speaking &C., and menu will be served tha
| win remind the "boys" OF times long past and
| gone.
| Carl Surig and Frank Veilspur were each
| fined $50 by Judge Harper yesterday for assault
ing John Auth with chairs during free fight
| at picnic given by the brewers at Guethler 4
| Park on the I'd instant An appeal was noted
| Surig was also fined $40 for striking Franz
| Long. This case was also appealed.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
The Bostons aud Nationals to-day at 4:8o.
Lodge Meeting, Tonight.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Lebanon, No. 7, Masonic Temple
Hiram, No. 10, Masonic Temples: Column
bia Commandery Knights Templar, No.
g Masonic Temple.
g. A. R.-George G. Meade, No. 8, Seventh
and l. streets; John y. Reynolds, No. o, Ninth
and streets,
Hall; Eastern, No. Z, Odd Fellows Hall;
Mechanics, No. Is, Georgetown; Metropolis No.
l6, Moore's Hail. Ninth street.
knights of Pythas-Syracuslan, No. 10,
Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street,
Washington Division, No. /, Uniform Rank,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
l. o. G. T.--Anchor Lodge, No. 10, ri Sixth
street northwest.
l. o. M.-Washington, No. G, Red Mems Hall
C street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
Lafayette, No. ~, Grand Army Hall, corner
Seventh and l. streets northwest.
Sons of JOnadab-Good viii, No Q, Bunch's
Hail. Eighth street, near Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Thos. S, Coslev, to build private
stable (twostory brick in alley near Sixteenth
and streets, to cost 500; W. s, Lewis, to build
two two story framesat Rosedale, to cost 81 600;
p. G. Palmer, to build one two-story brick on
W. c. Hauptman, to build one two story brick
on Twenty-fourth street, near N, to cost $4,000;
p. Palmer, to build two two-story bricks on
southeast, to cost s., 200; b. II. Warner d Co.,
to build five two-story bricks on N street, be-
tween Third and Four'and a.half streets south.
west, to cost s., 800; William L Allis, to build
ono three. story and basement brick on Massa-
chusetts avenue, near Eighteenth street, to cost
SIS 600; L. Scott, to improve 30 Flth street
southeast, to cost SiO0; NJ NJ, Armstead, to im'
ii. Goddard, to improve l2ll street north
west, to cOsg Sl2, 800.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Shnaa and SIinnars.

During this week we will offer the following
attractive bargains:
Ladies' kid oxford ties, low button, and
Newport ties at 75 cents.
dies, sb Ia uguSs noor, an
sense style, at sl47.
Mems low-quartered shoes, different styles,
at Slips.
Mems embroidered house slippers at 65 cents.
Mems stylish shoes, button, lace, or congress,
wide or narrow toe, at 81. so.
The Star Shoe House, No. 72G Seventh street,
between q and II.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
A wonderful FreaI, of nature

tions. When we gaze upon some
OF the peculiar freaks Dame Nature
occasionally indulges in, our minds revert
back to the creation Of man, who is so
feartully and wonderfully made" The mys-
teries of his nature have been unraveled by
DIR. X. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, and through his
knowledge of those mysteries he has been able
TO prepare his Golden Medical Discovery"
which is specific for all blood taints, poisous,
and humors, such as scrofula, pimples,
blotches, eruptions, swellings, tumors, ulcers,
and kindred affections. BY druggists.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Oh, YEZ
kk+&kAkth n

The summer season of 1886 Is nearing the
end. All stocks in well-regulated establish
ments are low, or should be. With us 1t is the
former. Our assortment is Of such nature that
we have concluded not to carry over Ave cents
worth of summer fabric. We have often lost
on certain llnesin order to make clean sweep.
What loss we shall incur with this Offering we
won't mention, as the prices will give you an
idea.
We have taken thorough look through our
stock, and we have plucked some lines, that
the sizes were not complete or the assortment
perfect.
Our buyers are east, aud there shall not be a
single article let of this advertisement by the
time they return.
Nothing but new goods shall be the watch.
word.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Base ball, Capitol Park, 4;3O.

Adolph DemOinger, pension office, reports
that while in the wash room yesterday he laid
down solitaire diamond ring ana lett the
room for few minutes, during which time 1t
was taken. The ring is valued at 500. Henry
Taylor reports stolen a coat worth $40. Mrs,
Palmer, $40 Massachusetts, avenue, reports the
loss Of bed clothing and n table cloth,
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Gedney House, New York,

Broadway and 4Oth street,
Opposite Casino and
Metropolitan Opera House.
Rooms 81 a day and upwards.
Restaurant of Unsurpassed excellence.
Coolest hotel In the city.
New and elegant,
A home for families.
a resort for business men,
GEN. DAN MACAULEY and
WALTER B. BOWERS, Proprietors,
National Republican., 1886-08-20
WHY THIS IS THUS !

While the cry is "dull times" IL Is
not so with us. The reason, we are
to draw trade. 1t is n mistake to as
sumo that everybody Is out oil town.
You only find that out when you at
tempt to collect bills. But the pre-
sentatIon of really good, tasteful things
at low prices shows that there are lots
of people yet In town, and, what Is
more to
OUR PURPOSE,
they are ready to buy. We opened last
week some advance styles OF fali Hats,
and the old fogies would open their
eyes
IN ASTONISHMENT
if they could only see the number of
Offering. We know 1t was q new fea-
ture in the trade to introduce Fall
Hats right on the top of straw Ones,
but why shouldn't we make
NEW DEPARTURE
| IL we wanted to?
Early In the next week we expect to
| Introduce some
EARLY
| Fall Neckwear, Scarfs, at popular
| prices. soarfs, Ties, &C., are usually
considered as exclusively neckweari but
| what IL the matter with cellars We
strong on toG IL fSSt ns we To tSe
1
faot that we anticipated the
TROY STRIKE,
lab TO 20 EACH.
DO you intend an outing? Look over
FLANNEL SHIRTS.
VIII you visit the seaside =? BE sure
to provide from our stock
BATHING SUIT.
No matter how many clothes your
wardrobe contains,
BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
for roughing IL is Indispensable, espe-
cially when you reflect how decent Q
suit of that sort looks In an emergency
after u slight brushing
EXTRA PANTAL00NS
are what all need at this season. The
spring ones by this time generally gel
seedy or bag at the knees, necessitat
Ing IA new pair. We have hau Dig sue
cess this year on trousers, not only the
$2.95
ones, but all tho way up and down.
The public have found out that Il
saves both
TINE AND MONEY
to buy in big establishments like ours
and, showing that, such perroroe car
sell more cheaply. Large purchaser
mean cheap ones. Large sales lead tc
economy of expenditure in dtstribu
tiOn, and that in turn tends to
Low PRICES
WITH
Saks & Company
Seventh St. and Market Space.
National Republican., 1886-08-20
Excursion to Cape May aud Atlantic
Civ via Pennsylyania Railroad.

Every Friday, commencing on the 10th In
slant during the month of July and August,
the Pennsylvania Railroad will run select
excursion to Cape May and Atlantic City at the
very low rate of IS for the round trip. Tickets
will be good going only on day of issue on
train designated below, aud return within five
days EXcursionsts will leave the Baltimore
and Potomac station, Sixth and streets, via
Seashore Express, at II a. m, and reach the
seashore in time for early tea.