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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-03-20

Examine our large stock of Boots, Hats,
Trunks, Satchcls, etc: 1t will pay you to call
early. WIN. KAKS& Co.
Leading Shoe Emporium, Sadler Building.
4 TIMELY SUGGESTION, and one that will
prove profitable to every buyer, is that you
should know where your interests are served
before making n purchase. Take the hint and
come to WM. KAHN IL Co.'s,
The Reliable Clothiers, Sadlcr Building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-03-20
Advertised Letters.

Embroidery Silk, &c. per doz., at
BoyD's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-03-20

GEO. H. FLAGG, P. NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-03-20

Tinsel, &c. per ball, at BoYp's.
County Court held especial session
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-03-20
Lost.
Horses and Vehicles.

CAFE Riding and Driving Horses, and stylish
y Vehicles for the accommodation of the pub
lie. for hire on reasonable terms at the Livery
Stables of STARRY STUMf-
May Is, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Mr. William Winter wrote in THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE Yesterday of the Poetic Shrlnes OF
Eugland and his visits TO the graves of Gray
and Matthew Arnold: AlphOnse DaudetS new
novel LImmortel,7 was reviewed, with W. f.
Curtis's Capitals of Spanish America the
Performance of Wagners first opera, Die Feen,'
in Munich was described, as was the Luther
Play at Giesscn thrilling experience OF eX-Oov-
ernor Hauser's with the Yellowstone Indians was
skctched Mr.. Fred. II. Carruth wrote about
Western convention where every seat held a
candidate: other features were Washington Cos
sir. IIazing the "Plebe" at Annapolis Among
the Politicians Royalty in Berlin, Clothes at
Paris. the Man in the Kitchen. In the Church
Porch Military Notes, Baseball, Yachting, and all
the news of the day, of which the leading topics
were as follows:
Foregn.-Gcncral Boulanger is improving, and
was able 10 converse with friends - Inc
taking Of the Bastilc was celebrated throughout
France. == There was another conflict between
the police and people in Trafalgar Square: London
--= Emperor William was enthusiastically re-
oeired at kiel. =- President Carnot in public
speech referred to the Boulangcr-F loquet duel
COngTcss.-Thc II !usc only III session - l ne
Bingham dmcndmer1 70 the Pest Office Appropra-
ton bill was rcicctcd-13 TO 15G-and the con
ferccs instructed 10 disagree 10 the Senate
amendment appropriaiing 100000 Tor foreign
mail service; in the debate on free WOOL pr La
Toilette exposed many Of Speaker Carlisle state
f0eniS IN has recent speech the Naval Committee
refused to restore ex-Comlnander Quaclcnbush to
the Navy.
Domestic -Bowlcs one of the men arrested for
comphclty IN The plot 10 wreck trains on the
burlington Railroad. made Il confession. -
General Harrison suffered from an attack OF
ncur1l2la - General Shcridan's pulse and
rrspration showed great imurovcmcnt - The
G1;h ReEmert went into State camp yesterday.
--- George H. Siayncr and f. w Woodruff were
indicted with ii. ). Ives By the Cincinnati Grand
jury.
City and Suhurban-Chicf Engineer Church
rcsurl'd his test mOny before the Fassett In
vestieatinc Committee: Mr.. Fish gave his opinion
of The Evening Post" --- The Manhattan Club
las opened negotiations f.r the Hendricks man.
sion ~ Fifth-avc and Ibirty-seventh-st it will
probably not bid again for the Stewart house.
-= Many people sailed on the various steamers
for Europe including PARTY from DR. Talmagcs
church on the Scrvil - EumorS in Wall Street
Of President Kings retiring from the management
f the Eric Railroad -= Judge lngmhpm. in the
Supreme Court handed down decision refusing
10 restrain General Newton from opening street
through the Polo Grounds -- The winners Mt
Monmouth Park were Rupert Lady Margaret,
Prince Royal. Bessie June. Choctaw, Camhyses,
Little JIM Geraldine and Bucsa. - ) ocSs
active and higher. cl sing strong
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail.
Sixteen pages. Price, four cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
TIE STATE OF tribe.

BALTIMORE. July II Cotton firm. MdfnG 10 "a lOl2c
Fonr wa. steady street ana Western su2sTnne
s5S Ciiv Mills snperame 81 s. Exir. 25 IS.
Branis - s0q 10 Patlosc2 Family - 20 90 81
s7asSc Lougberry e. d9oc Western steady qniot No
Winter FED spot at s+hc; DO Jnly at - &C; DO
August s4TGSi'c; do septemoer ~ q Us C t
ern dull ami lover Mxed spot sac; Jny 6s0 sac
August 53l d54c; Sep;cnber 54l DOC oats quei aai
White 4l6i2pc. Western Mixed gSd40 &c. Rye
steady: Prime 81 9sOc. Has nrm Prime to Choice
e.iern SIS 5O6l9 81. Provision. quiet aud steaiy
Mes. PORK SIS shoulders loose sac Clear
Elb side. packed Sac. BacOn-ShOuiders s'4c CleaT RID
Sides $50 Ham. II 2alSgc Lard refined AZ 94c But.
Ter steady Mt l. Oc Eggs ul! easy Western packet
AZ IA IA &c. Petroleum firm; Refined at Z W. Coffee
mammal RIO cargoe- fir at lfSc sugar hrn "a SOL,
o,,o z Flour per ton S. Gran I'D Recspts-Four
III 600 onsh. Shipmsnis-Four 1000 bbS Wheat LOU
bush sule.-Wh.At 2Jsoo0 bush.
BUFFALO suy l4.-wheat-No l Harl higher Offer
ngs leht and inquiry At &c over CHICAGO Anau't
Winter Wheat nrm. unchanged: No ked 90 1B2c; 70 l
White oregon SIC No Long9errv v ~ @9' $, Torn
at 40c: 10 2 Mixed at 81 Ryo duh aod po.n!n.l.
Is o. Pest Winer 50 so Mf.ed Arms Winter Bran
sio0l6 0O spring DO sl4 2Snsd! 10. Sornmsa steady
&c" Oats is.e Receipts = Flour $1,000 bbls Wheat
400 900 Grlsh Corn 81 900 bnsn shipment. ny kal--
FIonr 81 900 bbs Wheat 5000 bush Corn $500 bush.
Canal superintendent o]'oV' ou'" I'M" '' O"
5000.
BOSTON July l4-Marsets unchanset Flonr quiet. Corn
steady. haht demand steamer ieoW Cic Uas IN
and Unchanged Provisions stcady amt qnie Pork steady
Lard sa94c Hams a. &c best gns'o On sui:
I@s,crn Fxtra Creamery poe. Chees, steady SewYork
a Vermont Extra &C. Eggs steady and IN fair demand
later rr FonS $500 b6is ami 800 lpGoO
bmsh oats g. 100 bush. shorts i tons
CHICAGO July 1.-THE leading futur'' ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
TIE CAMPAIGN BEGUN IN NEW-JERSEY
INFLUENCE OF TIE GERMAN AND PROHIBITION

VOTE-AwAITING TIE LICENSE DECISION.
Trenton, " j.. July 1.-THE organization of the
State Republican Committee last week formally began
the campaign in New-Jcrsey. Two factors In the
politics of the campaign receiving some careful
studythe attitude of the ProhibOnists and that Of
the Germans. Both are affected by the High License
County Option law, and the position they may take
will make considerable difference in the result Chair
Hobart Is confident that New-Jersey Will 60 lie
publican the tariff ISSUE and the action Of Congress
the duty goods manufactured largely at Pater-
son and Trenton considerably encourages this belief
Morris County Is expected to give large Republican
majority on the tariff Issue also. Ex-senator Can
field, leading Democrat, has rejected the Democratic
propositions the tariff question: Gnc 1t is expected
that he will vote for Harrison. NewJersey cast its
electoral vote for Harrison and Granger in 1887 and
for Harrison and Tyler in 1841, giving eight votes.
The decision Of the Court OF Errors and Appeals
on the High License law is expected soon. The conf
stitutonal points raised being considered now by
the Judges and a conference viii be held ia a few
days. part Of the law may be sustained. while tho
remainder may be declared unconstitutional but the
opinion Of lawyers is that the law win stand Mean
while, the new licenses at the higher rate are being
taken out with large increase in the revenue OF the
cities. quadrupiing the old receipts in some cases
This feature has siren heIcd the law In the view OF
many persons and the high-cense feature VIII I'M
doubleday remain whatever the action OF the court
The condition of afa airs at Long Branch unter the
rule OF the gamblers is becoming almost uIsbearabe;
The gamblers make boast Of their ability to control
the country mem OF the village board: and conduct
their business with perfect impuni'y. Endeavor are
making to action by the Monmouth County
Grand Jury.
Much fun is poked at the Morris and Essex Rail-
road Company, for its course in regard TO sunday
trains. The company has declared that 1t would not
run trains Sunday. Then II attached passers;er
car the milk train morning and evening and finally
It has begun running regular passenger tram leav-
ing New York before a. and returning IN the
evening. But the train Is put down IN the time
table. IS not advertised. and IS run In manner TO
discourage travel much possible. The idea
be that II IL IS sin TO run trains on sunday
tho company Will sin Just little as II can and put It's
hand over it's face while INDUCING in the wicfedness
conscientious is the company that the Ticket Offices
are not opened for this train and passengers con-
sequenlv nav the excess fare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16

PurLADmrm,. July t-TCHr-M Market doll ana
Western O aa PEI S9 No ssosrase
do DO 10 Extras ! ,SSsi o)' Nh NO; Winter Family
= sag ps,9v,p, HSs9 Focs ss@g
Clear 81 1000 3a DO do strnsht 81 90 So Indian.
sathern niao,, ce,c ;. 10 IS: 4! % -srush: 81 500
Clear 50 s0SJ straight 5, 20 81 Minnesota Pat.
ents caolce. g sai 90; do 10 fair - 1893 90
duh ana prices options under lower from the
West P lot, sieay under more liberal oeripss Oh
S gs1 Sc &C. U do DO in Sc Old 10 sd Se sc
a NV DO gnSted 81 SIC In elevator Sew Unsraded Rad
depot Od AT sIc New steamer No Red IN graa
sE sOc; do Tor September 81 SIC; October
s7esc Corn-Maset for spot lot. ant options ruled weak
On GS e demand o S s sin SS SpSt Hse
ssioo no IT gh mixed in 2Oth IT elevator 5Sc No
Yellow in grain depot $50 No Mixed for July S3oei
rnei steady win tar local trse demand Rejected White
40 White ~ No White IS -: in9rs. qns,; NC
ior september s2'-aSjSc: do Tor oeteoer sSs ssse.
Potatoes nrm WeIs p4s,oesJsrey % 90 per onb
ern New Rose MeGm to Pgm' s,S oV n'us n.
cnsce Ss st7Ses So Provisions W. far demand
Beef Clty Family. nor 1'l g o. 4. TO ra'a,,s
$3.50 va PORK s"o M s' SIS 80 % PRIME Mes.
sii jO do F,0ly sIe icss!7 Hams sg'iei per D. is,S
IA IA s,t $500 sllc, closr Ribbed SMOKED 9. ica
saons IN or sat sS ,a D SSss ears1 10
Sic sasx.a sssoa Bellies T., D,sst, c ss
R.Sne, So To steam . 7xsto' aatcnsr' oo.s
- Eos 90 Butter ss,s, a, zoe crss"ery n a
cs.m. ws' ssr, isf Western Factory iss
Sas.Hs 'p ss Ms.:ss ss s ''
as@sud raiT' New YORK Fun Cream %, aloe. ohso
i.saSed strong Powasrei =, .1.naia..i 7se Fssa
%s rs s.s S s % sss s
S6,s ws.a. 5000 bash csss sso ea.a es $50 issSo
23S00 DaAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
THE MONETARY SITUATION.


Last week developed no material changes in the
general monetary situation that were unusual at
this season of the year. better demand was
noted ut interior points, IN preparation 10y the
movements of the new crops. bat the abundance
OF the supply, owing to the extraordinary cXpan-
sion of gold and silver money during the last two
yeas, is so excessive that the new demand IS met
without affecting rates. Locally call money ruled
throu ghout the week ut . per cent for loans
secured by Stock Exchange collatcra,s. There
was n better demand for time money than there
recently had been but not sufficient to change
the rates. which remain at 2a3 Il per cent for
ninety days and six months time Loans on
mixed collateras command rates of l-2al per cent
higher than those named. Prime commercial rl-
per is in better supply than has been. but it is
readily absorbed at iaj - per cent. according II
character and late Of maturity. The New-Nork
banks now hold 1872. 262. 600 more cash than they
held az the date Of sSi. and although ia" deposit
line now is SjO.O00.0O0 greater than last year.
the surplus reserve is nearly 100000 600 greater.
so that the banks are in an unusually strong posi-
ton 70 extend accommodations 10 the interior 10
greater amount than they arc usually called upon
for during the autumn months. The Treasury
last week purchased a small amount OF bonds and
none Of those purchased was paid for ~ NeW orll
Although the offerings OF bonds were smaller tnan
in preceding weeks 1T is well known that an ac-
cumulatiOn If upward OF S6OoOUpu i h"ld await
ing an opportunity to sell to the Secretary at
fractions Of ] per cent above his present figures
As these accumulated bonds can De carried ~ pres
ont with money borrowed ~ rates not exceeding
per cent it is seen that the syndicate runs little
risk in anticipating or hoping that the Secretary
VIII fdN ulRlfE pIltfS II iiitl' lHIsiifT Nii- .Af
acf.vity in money. however bcrnUsr Of demands
for lecitinatc enterprises probably will enable the
Secretary 10 name lower figures for his purchases
and procure all the bonds necessary 10 prevent
any further accumulation Of money in the
Treasury
The foreign exchanges ruled dull all the week
through There was little change in the rates
hut snch as there was was toward lower figures.
and The market closed weak the basis OF
q Sc ~ ard - ~ 3-s respectively for long and
short sterling. Notwithstanding the condition OF
the exchange market -, 000 600 OF gold was taken
for EXPORT 10 Germany. at u cost Of about Is per
cent 10 the parties ordering the gold It's shipment
affected the exchange market IN the same WY
tbnt n corresponding shipment Of mcrchandisr
would I'm London money between bankers clc sea
at "a Der cent, and for discount Of bankers bills
M 1-sal IA per cent. against the bank ratc on
. . ner cent. The advance statements OF the
Burean of Statistics thus far received cover only
the June exports OF cotton and mineral oils. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
wool SALES

LONDON Jnly lL-At wool snlcs to-day lhero wa.
com petition aId tile best OF
the series operated keeny at the advance The
auiunnt offered 91iS bales he amonht aNaane ~
10000 bales 90 the IN detl a. follows
Nicurla->Iles 900 ha'cs: secured, Iol0y> oTl' 90
locks and pieces OLgd9is 81: greasy ji2i0lsnt do
locks aud pieces - New south Maes-saies Loo bales
-courr, i % vi locks and pieces. 2d@ i 1i
greasy 4dals do. locSs AM proo- ~ @Si OnoensanI
-Sae- 800 bales. scOurel L. itDls l9i 20 forks and
nere- lO III greasy 4LidT 9t. DO locks AMI pieces.
biG7i south Austria ia--ales 200 bales greasy Id09i.
secure IL .d. NewZcai1nd-Sacs . 500 bales seort"
$500 bales scoarei l0 i o de LOCKS and pieces III
AID. greasy Id I'd a.. locks aud pieces 5l.i q
0 cane OF Ciooi Hope AMI Naal-~aes 10 bales
hi Jamalca--aes. 10 bales greasy, o0Ol. spanish
sales 100 bales greasy. 5d06L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
COTTON M,RKErs-RY rELranApa

LIVERPOOL. Inlv u m.-cotton-r The safes OF tho
Yty Included bales American Futures closed
IN ands Low Mhllllng elansc Juy delivery. 336ld.
value July ami delivery 81 -64 BUYERS: August
,nb September delivery 3u.6td sellers september
October delivery l9oid BUYERS october ant November
llOtAbuyerst November and Decem
December lud January delivery ls0tL
sellers Jannary aud February delivery l20sL sollers
september delivery. 2O6iL sellers.
GALVESTON July l3.-Cotton Nominal Mifdnns. Ills
Low Mlidling y-lJ Good Ordinary. 6ps oct and
receipts 81 bales exports coastwse bales sales ~
bales; stock. 1850 bales
NoRroLK, July lA-Cotton-steady MiddinE l0is; net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
GROCER SHOOTS 4 MAN IN HIS STORE.

Henry Hubener grocer. OF No. S33 Ninth-ave, was
awakened at 3 a. n yesterday By the made bv
men trying effect an entrance to the store
Taking a revolver toward the front OF the store
and was confronted by who ordered him to return
20 hi. Steering roon behind pile OF
boxes and the intruder In the left breast His
COMPANIONS then broke in and carried out the
wounded man, dropped him when they were chased
nv Policeman Nannng OF the West Forty seventh
Street Station. lie was taken Roosevelt Hospital.
where his wound found to be serious. The grocer
was arrested but was discharged by Justice oRelly In
tho Yorkyie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
THE WEEK IN STOCKS.
An ENCOURAGING PROSPECT ALL
ABOUND.
THE LATEST TREASURY STATEMENT.


Sunday. July 15-p. IN.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs siS70Ijl and from internal reVe-
nue. s23I4155-total from both SI203,3Ob'
against s., 10i $40 for the preceding week les
terdays rrrasury's statement shows n loss during
the week Of S3,327141. The cash balances III
the vaults were reduced S3456,s35, ana the Ge-
posits In National banks were increased 81 29'o'i
The gold changes covered the receipt oil
S6,O71,i9l coin and bullion, and the issue OF
So 975, $50 certificates making the net gold loss
for the week So, 9Oi Oj9. The silver changes COW
cred receipts of s9O,ll6 coin and bullion, ana the
issue of 500, 6O1 certificates. The LIABILITY ior
redemption of surrendered National bank notes
was reduced sos, $50.
Subjoined are the results OF yesterdays state
ment compared with that of the statement OF
July =
July :, 1888 July IA. 1888 Differences
Gold coin and bul.
less certificates
' resery sssss5 4Oc Dec 80 1904 go
= eertacaies s7.o75aa7 1924. sa2 Inc. 2ts9i5
Nat. bank notes 7,ooi, e92 7,sl3O3O Inc ooo''of
Silver doPrs and
tihcates -. 5s.5s772o 52o27, o44 Dec. e1o4s5
Cash in Tresy si0 OoO SEQ s1ss Dec sS45os95
i' ionai banks 5i7o24s2 1889 1ac Inc. 1aocoi
Total balance $40 700 8l5 s2l3 832 ia Dec 50 ae71
Deduct FOR funds
held 10 redeem
Nat bnk noL's.
per percent cent fund 9s7sO75o os4a8 700 Dec. 9oso'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
FryERAL OF MRs " T. PERKINS.

The funeral Of Mrs. Lottle Perkins wife OF VI. X.
Perkins. took place yesterday afternoon at the home
of her husband No. 110 Reldavc.. Brooklyn. The
house was crowded with the friends of both husband
and wife, among them being many Of Mr.. Perknss
associates on The Tribune staff The floral pr4senta-
tions were numerous and beautiful The Rev. John
r. DcvnS conducted the services. After reaiint
tho funeral service he made brief address OF sym
pathetic advice AMI cheer. At the end of the ser
vice al the homo the body taken to the Cemetery
Of the Evergrecns for burial AZ the grave the burial
service was read by Mr. Dcvins before the coffin was
lowered sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
4 sEREyADE WITH SERIOUS RESULTS.

John H. Cune, age twenty-five, OF No 327 Fast
Twenty seyenthst was held in the Yorkvillc Police
Court 20 await the injuries which he is accused
Of inAlctng upon Frank Bagley. eighteen OF No
o14 East Seventy seventh who stabbed In the arm
and thigh on Saturday night Bagley was visiting Mr.
and Mrs James Donnelly OF No 40 ighth
st. who were married week ago. and Clune one OF
a crowd who serenading them with fsh-horns, tin
cans, etc. Baglsy injured when he ordered the
crowd 10 20 away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr4

LIVERPOOL Julv l4-2:OO D. Bec-IToers Offer freely
pork-IIolors offer freely. Hams-I0,ders Oirr mOter
atey Bacon- offer moderately. short rib rm az
its Cuee.e- Holders 01cr sp1rlnslY; NmerI finest
white AMI cOl0red at iSt YaNOw oldrrs or freely
Spirits OF Turpenune-oder oier freely Eosh-h0liers
after freely IariSpOt AMI oers offer freely.
Wheat ers offer freely. F.urOders Offer freely.
CoruSuot amt Fuures- icrs otter freely mSei Wo,r-
crn-July dull ID August tu AZ - ~ september
Gnll ~ IA l2d Hops at LOndon-New.I York sntc-lho
supply l. gJOd. -
AXTwFRf June IL Petroleum Fine pile American Il
francs 80 confines and Il francs 62 confines sellers
ANTWERP July l4.-Wcoxs lart closet &C 80 franc, 90
francs per lUp kilOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16

and receipts III bales exports 10 crest bntsins
coastwise so bales; sales bales stock 5.f%o baies
CHARLESTON July i4-cotton-Qulct Mhili2E ytt
aud receipts ITO bales exports coast"e' o&es
stock. III bales.
SAVANNAH. July II -co;ton-steady but dull MtdIns
So. Low MbilIDg 9S. Good Ordinary 20 ne, ana Eross
receipts. 81 bales exycrts coastwisc ozz Daie' sAo>
20 bIles. stock, 2.2C3 bales.
NEw-ORLEsys Jrly II -cotton-Dul. Middlinr. w
Low Middlinz. 81 Good Ordinary. 81 net ana gfoss
receipts 4y5 bales exports TO Great Brttin. 100 PIES
Continent i343 bales Sales $50 bales; STOCK +a'VS
hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
COrRr OILENDARS-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBRRs - Before o Brien. J.-Third
Monday Motion Calendar. 80
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcIALT TERM PART I-Adournod until
Wednesday, July Is.
Sr,RRoGA TR's CoURT-Before Ransom S-ProDae OF the
wills OF Charles f. Maxwell Horac" b. Tablets, Waldema
w Gobel, 10 n Elizabeth DunOoODu. 1880 a. m;
Jane NJ lines IL IN.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEcIAL TEaM-Bofore O'Gorman. j.
No calendar.
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TKnM-Before Van Hoesen. J..
No calendar.
CITY C0URT-GKSERAL TERM-AiJourned until to-day.
COURT or GENERAL nRssloNs-fAKr L-Before Recorder
Smvth and Assistant DstrictAtorncy GOf-NOs TO 10
inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16

new organ and string band OF fourteen pieces from the
Metropolitan Opera House New-York. The Palestine
Society," OF NewYork place Of the regular chor
The Rev Father Smith, OF the Paulist Order, preached
the sermon The Rev. Father Schande the rector was
warmly congratulated on the successful completion Of the
new church, which one OF the finest in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-16
$4,000 5.35aOOO 10. $50, 600

There was demand for refined oil, through
tho greater part and prices advanced IA
cent per gallon The market closed firm az IL ccntss
Abel test at New-Yofk Philadelphia and Baltimore.
III cry Penn. July lk--Natoual Transit Certificates
opened at s2Ts highest. Sii lowest s2ig; closet 81 =.
S,es barrels clearances 4463OOO barrels chAr.
ers 30 7O3 Dbls shipments 81 59s barrels runs $1,000
PrrrsBuRa. Penn. July lt-Petrosum rather vss<:
National opened 1t 81 cosel ~ 81 =
highest - lowest, So
TirusvILis Penn Jny l+-Natonal Transit .stiaossS
opeLeI Il - highest, 81 lowest, S2s closed, 81