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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

The Minneapolis journal, whose ingenuity
h nisrsprsssnting AL candidates but one ID
almost equal to that Of the Chicago Tribune.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

Columbus Sunday News.
II Is said that the old White House door mat
that bore the legend, ''Pleass wipe your feet,
will be- removed and another put in its place,
'.Piesse wipe your nose" The bandanna u all
the rage, Democraticaly speaking
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14
tn. Sorrows of Poor Old Mas.

MinueapVIls IfiUuno
Poor Mr. Tburmans back must be aching
ALREADY with the load be is carrying. The old
gentleman 10 TO be pi,isd. even II be did 60 into
the thing with his eyes Open
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

The issue Of protection IL. intellectually
stronger and greater than any man, fer 1t
concerns the prosperity Of the present and
Of generations yet to coms.--JAMxs @. BLAINE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

nuncis Times.

Mrs Joseph E. MeDonald Il opposed to her
husbsnd going into public life Mr.. 1sDonalde
party u IN full accord with her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

JUsr now, all political roadslead to Indiana
and Indiana's candidate
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

Is there Republican faotional fight in
oaioi The daily crop Of rumou and lies in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

chicago special In PhiIadeIrhla Press
an told that the Gresham movement in this
State has received decided est-back through
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14

GENERAL HARRISON can wipe the earth
with Grover Cleveland in Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YoRK Wednesday, Feb. l5.-.BEEVFs p.c.r,.
iis car. of ho,-G6 cars at jersey CITY
I'll cars dir Ct (.lnre Monday 10 East side
AUD rs OF local o0thst Total for DAYS ss
To dsv ing the day Of Lent butchers not shov
any crea anxiety purchase Cattle and trade bnt
with barely 70 cars altogether on sale sellers held q mule
firm and pr about l0c higher than Monday
The sdvancc was marked on Comm and Medium
rrdo. 81 steer Good 81 hOir wore Just shade
Nesrlv all the offerings were seih a. oo1... 40
Common 10 Prime sold 1t 81 20Gs5 40 Choice and
"a 60 Bulls at ~ sOas4 y n and Dry Cows ct 81
Shipment. day include 7e0 quarters Of Reef the Adr.
attic qua t-rs the krn, IN to- orrow the
VIII ou' $50 quarters The Trinid ri carries about
Live Cattle ami 90 quarters o. q e. also 40 sheep.
Sai,sN GIlett Is OHIO steers BPS ~ AT s. 40
ls d. ll30 n at S. 10 10 Chicago DO 1902 n, Al 81 10
81 J0 Dry Cows lO55 ID. At 50 so 20 Soo
sherman n culver u CHICAGO steer. 1873 n at IS 80
IS 10 2s3 ~ al s. 10: 20 do l3l4 n NJ 50 ~ 2st
10 AZ 81 80, 10 IT, 1872 ID. at ~ IS 81 DO l0Sl 70, At
50 81. do. 1855 ~ ~ 81 20 IL western bnr l2Vd 10.
al So 81; IA do 1880 To 500 d. At 80 - NJ
H. MriLerson: Western Steers 1857 ID, at g. 10 70
DO 1879 70. al IS go ~ do 1876 10 at So 20 ~ do 5hs
n at s. 20 IAN N. At 8 O5 20 DO 1892 10 a. - ~
II ll7l 10 NJ 81 50 SCrtgo do $40 D. Al 20 l22i II
DO 1925 n ~ 81 30; - No. 1881 80 ~ do Os 10
st 10 rs DO 1882 n At 81 60 20 to- lle 10. ~ - 90
10 dn 1894 m Al 81 So SO de- llGs No. ~ - % State DO
49j n atsS 10; 10. lti7 70, =! s+ss 10 1904 r. at
az 50 80 2Ov.n 1900 N. AT - 10 2o 44O ~ At 81 30
Bull 1920 D. at 81 1911; 2do. 1000 n, att2 so
] Dnc.y, 10 state Oxen, 1928 q ls2b 10, az A14 81
per 100 n DRY Cows. ss6 ~ at 50 Bulls. 1000 ~ At
CALVES -,.esiris we-, M1-'-' sio,lv viii,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PROD0CG
Per y1rih R'rr. V'sseis aii 1oirosA
cCNFRAJ MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-For Brazil .tvcs the ma ket " sa,es 80
49, h,.s NJ lac for fair Rio spot IN Toices Ste@' -
nay. 10 Il ii c $50 bags No at oc ,hn ., a ,sIy
Sa.s z 100 - Mancaibo and $40 bigs dnat naa mo
,necu ation continued dull and easy flnai 9usa,sn ." a
aao,ed martial decline OF ports TO: Fehruat. l
isxo March i27osl275 Anr i255Sl2f9 G, MAJ. igs
II Ks il 10; september II asa II 20; Ootoher L'So
ids November 1lso SlL55 December ,h s..S,'
January Febrncrv 1920 l92S Marcl,
June i2iOa ~ Is: July. l"0O9ll9O: Anguci ITO
aII.6O: September 11550ll4o; octooer ii2V@ Id
November ll.4O0 1925; December ll.450il'Z Iols'
81 O. So 100 bags. -. ...,,u,.,
{ OTTON-The demand the actual market continmed
values without change SUES oS ohie'' no
port receipts today aggregated ~ Dos pss; opn
with b ia bales Tire dav last week ana loUDV
bale, spending dav last wear since
Uhe beginning OF YEAR, the receipts nave aeIro
gated 72 1914 bales against 452s279 Tor the same Vino
last season. =, ru..,is.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rHr STORY OF IRELAND BY the Hen EMILY EMILY p haw
res with souse additions by MRS ARTHUR o"oN
SON 12ms. Pr. 435. g. r. Putnams sons
The history of Ireland lends itself TO conoenS"-
tim more readily than those of many o'her 0ouii
tries in some respects, though, OF course' III WIZ
desire to attain full comprehension OF .he Suo
feet must study the fullest records III ,ne pie'-
amt number of the Story Of the NATIONS series,
&bc Hon. Emily Lawless has conteh'eo her'ei.
with narrating as succnctly as the exlgencles Oh
mace neccssitated that older portion OF irish MS
tnrv about the main facts Of which controversy
hos ceased 70 be active. From the period OF the
Union down TO the present time bare outline
Of events is given, and not sufficient comment 10
enl0hten those who approach the topic Tor the
first time
Perhaps IL would have been better as unques-
tionably IL would have increased the interest," Oh
The book had somewhat more space been allotted
20 the annals Of the present century. The con-
sideration, however which governed the actual
Arrangement, probably was the difficulty OF so
treating the more recent period as to render the
account generally acceptable. 1t may be admitted
that the problem was not an easy one ana inc
course taken is possibly the wisest, as assurediy
II is the easiest mode Of settling it. For general
purposes the Story of Ireland" will be 1ound
sufficient, and it is written lucidly and with SYM
pathy and spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
lN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOt' p.TRkCK TRUNK LINE
On and after December tra:ns leave


GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
LARGEST and Finest Passenger station In AmerfrA
stopping ct New Uptown station l3Sthst. as nstee
~ M Rochestsr and Montreal Express. drawing ros
cars TO Albany Trey and SYRACUSE also MsntreA o
$50 a FAMOUS CHICAGO wrsTTBULko LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet srOking car deias
Ssr draw ngroom aud seepng cars for Albany uuc@ oy
Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland Toledo arriV
ing chicago v: 80 a. m next iay
1880 a m, Chicago Expr-ss for Niagara fas toon -
cleveland. Cincinnt Indianapolis Detrot anu S"es6~
drawing room cars 20 Can andaEu aud Rochester. r..
With drswiug.roon oar. - 80.
$500 NJ Albany. Troy and Utica special Win arsSiss
tsEa on SATURDAYS oniv
80 n rn Fast Chcsyo Ctuc nnau ann ~ sn,a ~ ava
for NIAGARA Falls BuNalo Suspension ns,, ana
land. Cincinnati IHhan1noha It Louis Ioieoo' D0''' ~
CHICAGO, with slecpinv and dining cars r,or... d>uv
Sleeping cars 70 Plattsburs and Montreal wa hon asIv
ant Via Il Adams also 10 syracuse am -, Ilhsny
SUNDAY sunday does not run sest OF pax
30 m. special Siesp~r. arrives Rochester " '
til;3O M Past Night EHpress Ter RecAss.e, .n.i,s
NIAGARA Faa Toronto. Cleveland, Cncnnatl ,.niac
st Loui. Dstrott aud ChcaG. with s'eeptns cars -
Wasrtowu via Utica daily exosrt saturday A's"
Cansudaigus SUNDAYS only. s,na,v
IL Night Alhapv Express win sIeenina car wet
and Troy. Connects morrinv trains TOT tns
for Ssr,tosA Lake George AMI fer the NORTH "he0P'
day uthu -. ,.,.-..r an
Tickets aud space IN drawing ro.% ssd s.sp, pSrsv
l2 Park Place. Bttsry Plsc: 81 Wsn III IN Ia rasos
ats BrooIiyn ant ~ 4th ct williamsburg 49,. ..,.,.
ws,eot, Express calls aad ohecks baggage Hom "s''
r-sifearea 2sth.
IL ~ INV EY ~ HENRY MONETT.
General sapsr,nt sndeaI General PASSENGER Asss~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT op Liberty STREET, NoRrm RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table ~ December g. 1887
For PHILA DELPHI ana II.s.N IOA. D1und Brook
Route" 4. 80, 8, ii m 80, 3, T. $50. 80, II
p. m. SUNDAYS At 4, s Is m 80 i@ m on
Irains leaving At 4, 7 30 IL m, so, 4, o so.
30 - p have connection for Reading Harrisburg.
louisville. etc, a. fastOn, Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc. On sunday ZOE
EastOn a
Allentown. Mauch Chunk.
= 80 a for Lexington, IL gh Bridge Branch Eas-
ten. Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk; WikesOarre.
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Potisvte. IamaqnA.
Shamokln sunbugY, Lcwisbnrg, Will amsport ,
D. m fOr Fleming EastOn, Betheheln, Auentonns
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
H. IA fOr f~,stOi. Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh
Chunk. Wilxesbarf scranton Iamlqua, Shsinokln
80 D. tls..Inson, Ia gh Bridge branch, En-
ton, Bethlehem Allentown, Reaains usrrl ,Oufg etc
8 90 aud ) 30 D. for SOlreryille and tIcmnston
$40 d. NJ for rast0n, Bethlehem, AlleDiown, Mauch
Chunk, etc IN sundays AZ 30 m, IN e.,.
90. B -, IL 10 u 40. 90 : 80 . 10 p M
Sundays. co. 500 M for Red Bank L'ng Baneh, 80
s15a m. / 90 80 p m for LAKEWOOD, IONS
River Paflor Car, at 90 and 80 y. IA. 49,
m, a n ATLANTIC CITY, Nineland,
Brdce,on Parlor Cars at l p. M -
4 90 90, rs II Is, IL As a m, LOO, 4, 20.
6 80 6 Is p m. sundays :oo M for Perth Amtoy.
4, Is II rs L. m. 30 y. m for Monmouth Beach
SealFlght Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
rrpopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb l5.3sO mBsei and Por nT dsap poI.
Ion, c,ar dull ut 6h: short do dull Al als o'
Cneese-In poor demand 1allow-ln poor demand; prime
c,,y I'll, ar ID, 81 Srits d Turpsntne-In fair demand
and firm al 2g4 o. Rosin-In pooI eln'nl Lar spo. anu
N moor demand prime Western spot FeDruary
March and AorIl dull at 37s ID Whsat-n poor ueuanu;
~ No . Winter du Us. 3d. do. spring, huu Al
~ si FIoprIin lair demand Corn. spot and Futures
In fair demand; Mixed Western spot hrp AZ - iVtiJ
lodi lo March dun at a. 80 ~
do Aprii dull al 94i- Hops At L"ndon-Ss"HotH
State-The ruprly Ia large ..- ,,--.., 90.
IoyDoy Feb Is a D. NJ Proiuco-Cacntta Ln'osd SSa
per nIater Linseed oil l5s. 9d per cnt Linssei cake
"a W. n "a IL. 81 per ton Western Refined Petro
leum. 6asL 81 gallon spirits OF Iurpehuno' -o@
ASTwRRr Feb l5-wi,coxs lari closed at 81 francs
per 100 kios. Petroeum-Fine Pale Amsroan' 40 HAn0'
81 u centines paid AMI -ellera "a
Rn,urx Fen is - Petroleum. marks 10 pfennlga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" y. Y. c. 3 r. r. r. co. lessscs
Trains savs wes teds station as follows and 20 min ussA
CARRIER rom foot ~ Jays. North piver.
Detroit and Ch"ayo. '95ia M. 900. 'sl6n m
ST iauis 900. 'S:l5 p
ayr,cns, Plal0 oies'sr Sus1snsou Bridge, NtsgAre
v,,i. 2:l6, % - a. m. ."al'. 'S1j =. m.
Utica. 3l6. .15o. Gll:30 900. +N.l) n m -.
Kngston. >suy,r.. crst. Albany. 3;l'. IT'D 's'ss
all 20 A. m. "a 10. .f:Do. ts;l5 m.
ora ,sior's Ws.i Point cornwall Newblrg BIS TIA
>8:k, lOil5 dll9o a. 81 ~ 40 500 'St3 SA5 n.
And $500 y. n. Crans,on's Cornwall Nswburs
For Montreal aud cana East 800 D. ~. r~..
Hamilton Lon Ion -o:55 q. 800 $40 ?. m Ioroas~
1875 nl 1900. &c IL D. m. 49, w..
Elegant ,.. oars Tor sl1ao Nayar. Fails Detroit
CHICAGO AMI ~. Louis
D,lv Diilv saur,ay Other ira Ms daily sT,e2s
oundly A. Leavs Jarsev CIV p. r. r. Sttuon q -
$40 "a Hoboksn. West shore station all W
1880
For tex-t. timetables paror sleeping car lccommodS
tons Information, tpplv ~ Hoes BrooslTn ~ "nn
inronst 73O FntNnst Annex Oh"s. foot OF Fnltoa -
York city -Y03 7a5. 9t2 Broatwav 1873 Bower, ~
a1d West shors station foot ot Vest tzdsA
n av.st. v r c. Y. LAMbFhI,
Vauderbilt.ave. General Passenger AxcuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
STEAMBOATS, anq Railroads.
pENNsYLvANfA KAILk0AD., -.

ON and after FEBk AIRY ., iss6L
AND UNITED sHHfD sTSfEs MxiL ROUTE
Hsrsous PssuIg aud the we: WIN rS Sa@ r Mace
:sess g. :y::y ~
s: snas .as ss 81 s cSsfs for
For For NSscmn 90 70 ess and
Sag and = 90 p sundsS s1s Is nd 10 90
Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars and Pennsyls aas
y. wa:a"S@s - "a s al daily n: Any;
81 90 % ana n Q % and so 90 "s%
For Nae CITY , ON s
20 sSSasy' Is IS m u" ana 3 D"I m
For e SO ~ ;.Sp and s'sf5S Pax.
S SSy S,a ssSly e.' vi. Baltimore and
Of gSSsS1 Anoss SGanss' With all Thong.
transfer for Brookly6 travel
ssss g daily sss% s%.'s,sS;'ss ga nsl@:s
ssg ana q. e s. fe l;Ssip&fs g:
sssSS,ss g % s5S % o. g Sd !, z g. g f 4
a M, 20, 80. T. sos, 90, 80, 10 35 ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New VIA oe'Oo''' and coF
$40 20 8, %, chicago Limited and 10 Washington
Dln n Gars ana and 70 rs @ olrbi AecosnoSs
ton 80 and IL 10 a. m. 40 and D. m Sundays.
Express :i5 10 III mi ted and 10 a. NJ 4 80, >,
0. T. and 0 D. and ~ Is night
Trains leaving New-lOrk daily, except sunday AZ B, ~
10 and IL 10 A. H., ], g 4, S, D. and 10 And
D. m on Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
Returning, trains PhlslclpniA
- OF, 3 20, o5, 40 e:S5, 80 81, 30
80, 40, IL and II l5 m. Linn ted Express, VITA
Dining Car, II and go p NIB IL 40, 30 20, =.
s, o. IS, IL, 10 and $50 m on sunday
10 Ol, 20, 4 O5, 40. as 80. 40 a M IL ~.
80 "A 80 limit ed), :2s, 30 12 and ~ M
Leave Philadephi via Sanden. w D. M anu ~ v IN
daily. except Sunday. 49, . $780,
House, Place and foot OF Desbrosses and Cor
iandt sts Courtst and Brooklyn Annex station zoos
OF FultOn-st Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY Immigrant
Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden. 80 -, -. -, -,
The YORK Iraiser Company VIII call TOT anh cneck
baggage from hotels and residences = $1,000
CUAS. r. p Gil. j. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Cost an0 fonn0.
proposals.
AoupDucT COMMISSIONERS OrFIcs
ROOM 20a, STEWART BU LpNG. NO $50 bRo1p S"A

Aoupprcr COMMISSIONERS OFTicR
ROOM 2Oy STEW ART BUi LDiNG. No $50 BRoADWAr(
NKw.YoRK. February =. 1883
NUMBER l. 70 coyrs.crons
BIDS OR PROPOSALS fer fuInshins ann , n
pipes and their appurtensn - Hn
l35h.rt TO the poPosed Vato so ~ ,no
Central PARK doing ali oher work IN
complete Section oil tho New Notou
AqueducL called for IN The approved iorns o. co".
sna the ONO, ~ the AQne"ue Nnn
Will be received ~ this ONCE unui
The 28th CAV Pebruary 1884, ut O'Clock AZ miicn
pace Will publicly opened oy The Aqurnu.
and the award OF tho cor tract OF
sad materlals Will be Insuo " ssiu
Cnmrn on soon thereafter As prt iicaDe
aud specifications
thereof and bids oPpsAs and proper snVoopes 81 o
and al~" the plans o saih "u -
smd eli ob-r MFR nat be ned at the above snce
o. the Aqu1luct on application w 'ho osc'e
txrv.
BY order Of the Aqreduct Cemini ssioners n.,.
~ JAMES G. SPENCER President
JOHN c. sHEEHAN, secrss.ry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
NEW-YOkK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NEW-YOkK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ KAIL"Al. 11rt.ns leave from ferries at West 42a
Jay fOilONs: 49,.
West I2d ST. 80 a. m. Jay-st, 80 q m, for Mid
dletOwn Fasbure Monticello. Liberty. Walton Dehls
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton. Oswego BunAoS
Detrolt Chicago. Waikiki valley points b. ,c.
West 42d-st. 10 p m. Jay st. 3 % p m' Tor MO
dleown Ellenvie Waikiki Valley points
West 49dst, 6.25 m. Jayst, 6 10 D. M, daily ngB
Mid eown Fsllsburg. Liberty. Walton. Norwich. Oneida
Osweco Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago, St LOUIS.
Burht Secpcrs " Niagara Falls Reclining chair Car
free Rochester - 81, ,-
Pullman slcepng-car berths reserved at 800 BruadwN
Time tables tickets &c. 207, 307, ga, l325 Broad
way 1877 6h-aye, 1874 East I2jthst 264 West 25thsts
New YORK J. e. ANDERSON, g. p. A.,
is Exchange Place. New YORK..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
Gtedmbodis ano Railroads.

BOSTON via FALL RIVE LIEE:-Only S3
ID for Hrstclass limited tickets Reduction 10 NV
port, Fall River and all other points Steamc Bkls.
TOL and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pler 70, ~ ~ ,r 9V
viii b. resumed couinencnc tpt ~ Connect by Annex
boa from r O. klyn 30 Jersey City D. m An or
CHESTRA on EACH sfEAMtR Tickets and state
rooms secured principal transfer and ticket onces ~
ONCE Pier % and on steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
LIVE STOCK M,RKeTs ~ TELEGRAPH.

RurplLo Fo. -Ctri,-R-rsDts lsst ~ hpurs were
$50 head Toia thu. tar 7l23 hear. same timo
last 3 consigned through 80 III
which 10 NJ York: none on sale.
Sasp-Receipts last ~ nOur. o2D0 heal Ioai TOT
week thus 800 For tins last week - sou
head Consigned through 4 which IN NAVY 0r1;
on sale good Common tn Fair. - DUO %;
Good to Choice So 1895 so: Lambs firm; Ordinary 10
Choics - 1908 so. 800. -, 49,, g..
veey thu. sos head For same time last week - oo
head Consigned rough 20 rars NJ which TO Nswfork
il cars Tor ht Pics So ooS' 2o Mixed p,Es ana
5qht Workers S. 5O selected workers. s. oOoo oi
s.ectei Medium weight. s. 75asiss Rongh So ooso2o'
Stag, ~ Ou6s4 25 all offerings were taken ,
CHICAGO Union Ytrts. Feb ID Tn DrooeIs
Journal reports Cdtue Receipts 1000 hoad: shnmon
1900 head; market LIVER steers So 4 ws, Uy
Mixed 81 65as3 - Texas cattle 81 80 oSd o9 IT,, Mar,
Hogs-keoeiUt. ~ 900 heal. shipments 1000 heal MAJ
tei isweri MiIoa s. o5os 45; Heavy s. SOSsS ~
Shse,Hecelp, 5000 head shipments loo Msrket aas
strong; Natives s. 0O0so i western % oO@o oV AeA"
So so 9sl so; Lambs 80 O0as3 10. ,ooo,, s,,,
msnts 10 marKet was steady; Choice Heavy Nauys
steors 81 40 % Cool Native steers 81 o1S
81 s. butchers steers Medium Choice IS l56s4 10
stocker. far to gooi So % 93 20 RanserA
Ordinary q Good 81 2oAs4 Is - ,,..
Hs0s - Receipts 500 neal shloments 300 Marss.
was active and lower Choice HEAVY and Butcners
sslectior. SIS 3j05 10. P1ckiug ant Yorker, Medlun
Prime S. OO0s5 40 Light grades Ordinary W o"o'
81 1880 5. .oo Mazda. x.a&
Far Choice So % 6S5 70
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aasnts toanteo.

GENTLEMANLY AGENTS
call at IL st. AMI exam no inc greates' aoor
low n, thc entirely and wanted IN every
nhoJ hotel and rcsaur ant For &C. address the
hOusohor'' "o'oi ~"' Utility COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
blinatlons Uanieo-Gemdles.

NOOK.-By a respectable colored woman;
" city reference. 1853 Broadway.
4 ADY'S- MAID &c-By a Scotch girl ; ex-
celient cut and 1T good packer Dest
city reference 2io East 33dsL
I AUNDRE>S.- By respectable German
~ widow family and grntlomens Washing Nv Tic weeK or
dozen IsO out Gail address Alrs BRC MAG. $50
West 2lstst-
I AUNDRESS.-By q first class Swedish
laundr-ss; ladies gent. and family washing clothes
drIed III open arr e. ERICSSON 225 East 25th-st
MAID or NURSE.--A LADY wishes TO pro-
lVI a situation girl as maid 10
growing children al Wednesday Thursday al 80 East
54th ST., the hours OF and O'Clock.
MAID and SEA iSTRESS. BY an educated
WI English Proe>tint; aten iant to invalid; wiling
NURSE.-Bv English Protestant under
~ stands Of child birth; either bottle or
food reference. NJ, Box 20. Tribune Uptown
Office. l,2SS Broadway.
NURSE or CHAMBERMAID.-B a cOmpe-
~ tent young woman would assist with waitingi
best city reference. 2l3 Ne1t 3ethst, LIST hoor
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-By refined, edu-
~ cafe young German vrl speaking ZONE French and
English. charge OF Young children. has
recommend iiiona Can be seen at 6O2 6taye. up
Nine. Jacquin-.
NURSE.-By n neat young girl /; If thor
ourhy AMI has Oet referrnces city
or counIry. Cali at Mrs LOVES. 23i Slave, store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-16
nlusiral INSTRUMENTS.

A vIrURER of Grand. Upright and Squars
a Psno. of orr make slg ltlv nse ainos. .ea1cton
NV and fnllr warranted Will ~ SILL AZ Hoo'H' 'S
from regular prices r'A"' KNABE& CO..
ll2 FL tn. ave-. above l6thTsI
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRlCE@
The tran crude certificates yesterday ran I'D 10
r.ary 600 20 barrels again dsposeu
a. drift down prices the best OF the day Out
the de limo did not The Immediate osarisn
influence IS the stimulus TO production In the washington
field by torpedong Fergus No however on from oo 10
30 barre an hour Fergus No flowing ct tho rate OF 30
and tho well steadily yielding 80 Darrcis
Al Red the gel drilled deeper aud Increased
liz OUTPUT TO 20 barrel. The character OF tie hed
news is not buyers at the moment although
there Is little expectation that Will result IN seriously
the rate OF stocks assure oy the SAUL
down Yet the oil created on the bearish
nevs has 10 lar wei ami on any iurther TO
will probably be freor tho part OF the
man who are ourtament OF the output Ihere
200 borro ing certificates anu a. the close
the rate paid small premium TO the lenier iue
closed barely steady At near to lowest hgurea
The range Of prices ani total dealings al tho Conso
dated Exchange we're as follows
HIshest ......... S3s1 Final %
barrels
The refined Arm and unchangedat +cshs pef
gallon, Abel test, at all ports
OIL CITY Penu.. Feb l5-Natlonal Transit Crrtlhcates
opened at SS7s. highest 80. lowest oo closet ooS
Ss 6S4 D,rrrls coaancss ZosuoOo oaei'' on@i-
Ter. "a sd barrels; shipments, o4,r9 barrels -
PirrsBuRi. renl- Feb lo-Petoenm nuh' ou.
National transit certhcates openeu ~ co., N'o'"| W.
bRAproHp renn' I5National Transit Certificates
onenei M $50 and closed a 50; highest o9 lowest
TTUsvLIE Penn. Feb. l5N tionai trans' certin0~so'
open.d at So Z. highest 80. lowest IS; closed. oor
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Erie RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 4Ol, 317

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 317,
II iii and s57 Broadway. 1882 Bowery 1871 Wsstst,
Battery Place. Chambers Street aud 23d street ferries
New.Yot; s3l and 1913 Futonss, Brookiyn l07 Broad
way williamsburg corner Newark and uison sts Hobo
Eea; 81 Montgomery st, ami NswStatob. Jersey ciyi
where Tickets Sleeping Car Teservatoas ana
orders for transfer OF bs obtained
Express 23isL minutes earlier than ilms snovn
D a M 1880 sundays-Day EKpres. PnnAn Buffet Draw
ing room Coaches TO Elnira Hsrnei,vtla Bunein ru|
man sleeping Coach from !SJrnellsvs u Cn,innstL
3d. n.-Daily "Chcago and ST. Louis Limited" -od VI
Niaxara Fal CORY, rsatvlle. Cincinnati. Chicago and
st. Louis. No extra charge for fast time. . NJ
7ils p. N. (23d-St 72jl Is m snndays-Rochester Eh
1850 p m-Daiy Chicago Express Pullman Bunst sleeping
Coaches to Binghamton. Owexo. Elnr. bun'" 'Ams~
town Yorngstown. Cincinnati and Ch,cars ,,
I45 5. $50. 40 $40. $50, 800 $40 $50 7so 1880
70 Pas.ac s@n, No. sand d $40 go ioSo MI
So $50 40, so $50; 5.s eio go go 7's "a
ANIL noon; q l. $50 1876 9. 1870 Il:3o :. 1isa'
Newark an Paterson. Newark-o43. $50 80 5ooo
o a. $50 aa2 ~: 80 81 J Ssa sa1 S? 10
$50 t;S S2oD M sso n $50 e uFsss
NewsTrs aad Cornwt-7:oo "a ~; $780, 4So. 500 $50
I'm. SUNDAYS $40 mi 2,opm
warwick-WeoS hys 2 II 800 m 1902 M, 90. ,,,a
60 ,on-4+s 7;5o, l0soAm5 $780, s,S} 81 iI:so
Middetown ant r ri Jervs445. 1850. 3 l0soa M oi5u
$50 5. 7:i5 ll;ao SUNDAYS. 4;4b s;sl 1880 nj
ESprss, train, irom the West sewYOrk ~ lisa
~ r. - r ss0t'LE L. FARMER
Genera MANAGER Genera Passenger Agent
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81 hbaAoh an,
eTArNaD.

Good Ordinary Ills Log Niddiins az, 10
ST. Good Oriinary..-. hihhiing -----.---io 'io
The specnatve market opened at light advance but closed
NJ evenings prices Liverpool cunts were
steady the movement OF cotton al the po" WAS
hales.
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UressmGkinq.

DRESS MAKER experienced cutter, ntter'
~ designer ladies' and misses .nits an w1aes
br The dtv evonnr specalty Al reference Au
dress Mrs. r. ENNIS. 200 West 6lstst