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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
MINISTER'S TO JOIN THE KNIGHTS of LABOR.

Pttsburg May % Special. Organizer
John d. Hughes, Of the Knights of Labor is in
Quandary in regard to request he has received rom
several ministers TO organize local assembly among
the clergymen in the two cities There are number
of them In the order now, but hts petitioners wanted
all of thcm to be in separate assembly Among
those now In are the Rev. Mr. Boyle, who tried to
arbtrate the Edgar Thomson Steel Works strike, and
the Rev. Mr.. Morris, a we'll known minister at New
castle and the Rev. Mr. Sands colored, OF Mckees-
port 1t Is doubtful whether the request Will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
MATTHEW McDoUGALL.

matthew McDpugall who died yesterday az no. 444
West Twenty.fourth.st age sixty-nine was born In
Glasgow and came to country in 1913 lie was en-
gagged in the dyeing business and In partnership Win
Hugh Gardner at 100 West Twentyfourh's carried
on business wholesale cotton yarn dealer uh',i io'
rben h, retcd He was active worker for and stead
fast member Of Republican party and In 1871 was
appointed by General Grant United States Consul at DUN
dee which office he held until shortly before General Gar
fields death In 1881. He an active member OF he
Presbyterian Church, Thrtyhrsts@ anu Nih'"s "-N
took deep interest III all religious movements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
PErRESHNENT AFTER LABOR.

The western traveller who leaves New-fork IN ths
evening neod not bolt hurried dinner in order to
catch his train but may spend the entire day in bust.
ness or Measure and dine the rails by taking tho
Pennsylvania Railroads Western Express train leav-
ing New.York at 80 D. m. 1t is equipped with .
dining car and Pullman vestbue seepers and runs to
pittsburg. Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati and So.
Louis 1t Is almost equal in appointment 10 the lam
ous Ney.York and Chicago Limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
.pp,uAN LENT EARLE.

Abraham Lent Earle died at his home at One'hundfeo'
and ftv seconist and Tenthave. yesterday morning
He was descendant Of family that has lived IN u'
country over two centuries In 1916 his ancestors sou
tied on Secaucus Island, New-Jersey, having cono IN.
Maryland The suoJecs Vi Oli' a.o % ,h,s
Dutcbess County, N " April 10, 1918, and came TO THIS
CITY when boy He a member OF the firm OF orugih
4 Co. carrying on a grocery and provision trade IN thS
city and Chicago many years Andrew d. 0reeh up
pointed him auditor in the County bureau soon n 40
- .de Controller and when the city sad county were
consolidated he was appointed Auditor Of Accounts ana
later on Deputy Controller position he held until the re-
trement Of Controller Green OF lato years ne was
interested in mining companies and other financial orsa
o,,ons He always took deep interest In all ponucai
os,Ions and wrote number Of pamphlets on
economic subjects. For number of years he nea the
49, q, elder IN tho old Carmine Street Presbyterian
church. He leaves a widow and four sone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
TIE IDEAL RAIL WAY TRAIN.

The New-York and Chicago Limited train offthc
Pennsylvania Railroad, composed exclusively of Pull
man vostibule sleeping, dining and smoking cars,
duplicates on the rails the functions Of great hotel
1t leaves New-York at a. m every day. and lands its
Passengers In Cincinnati at 7:10, and Chicago at 8
. IN. the next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
cBaRA crERIsTIC OF KINGS DAUGHTERS"

rhe s,rat,ord Conn., "Klng's Daughters" an orgsnE
,on connosed OF twelve little girls have raised sloo
,or The Tribune Fresh.Ai Fund. handsome eontri
hutton from Sheriff Carkson helped to make up "a, "a.
amount In acknowledging this Donation MIS- J. W.
selfridge says: "The 800 will AFFORD some ior'y y. M
moor children OF the overcrowded tenements Oh NO"
York CITY two weeks stay in the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

I have seen the cUTIcUIA REMEpIEs usea ,s ~.
mik.crust by visitor in my house. and can "',. usa
the cure was speedy and permanent nave s ma
them myself for eruptons Of the skin on ny % wa,
with satisfactory results In every respect inv ,ov
broken out and began to assume ugly proportions
also hear. my ncIelbnr. speak OF the cUTIcUfA hNS
, rn,rs !. ~ 49,, ,erms E. P. BEAR
49, '''' Churchville, Augusta Co.. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

Thar dairtv lady tripping by.
How light her stop how bright her ere.
How fresh her cheek with heslihful glsw
IKE roses that IN Msvtine Blow
And YET few weeks have passsd away
sire. she was fading dav by day.
Thr doctors skill could naught avail
Wcaksr she grew. and thin and pale.
AtiasL while In hopeless frame.
Onsfsv she said. There 10 uamo
I've often seen-a remedy
perhaps twill hslp, ] can bat try"
And 50. according 10 direction.
She took DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
And everv bsleful symptom fed
And she was raised 40 frsm the dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

buffalo. n. Y. May 22.-Angelo Monaco, an ltahan'
Who fatally stabbed fellow country man, Dominica
pratto IN February, wis today sentenced to Auo"fn
tate Prison for twelve years for manslausn'er n
the first degree. The Judge severely denouh'ea
the practice Of Italians In carrying Knives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
. RETIRED MERCHANT INSTANTLY KILLED

Middleboro, Mass, May 22.-schubert Wilder,
wealthy retired iron merchant, formerly of Newcase,
Penn, was found dead in the street this morning
Is thought he was thrown from carriage anu
incfa mt killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
a Man with Brain. and Conscience

iii d,on etty Dreiudlces carcessy picked when truth
rnaess A. he door Such invited 20 try one pair Of
HXSAN's shocA We know the result: every man who
wants the best and article In the market VIII be
como . perpetual HANAN" nan. AZ TtaiI 2g7 II
Broadway between and Duane, ond 800 huons ~.
Breskiyns opposite City Hal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

Sold everywhere. Price cUTIcu9A oo~ OTTER 1y.
Csc REsoLyENT 81. Prepared oy 'h'
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston. Mas. =. ,,rex
Send for How to cure Skin DISEASES
80 illustrations and 100 testimonials. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
v.v SKIN. PURE BLOOD.

No mother who loves her chiifren who taxes pr'.o 80.
their beauty. purity and health, ana IN oes'" sos,
,.sr.s and boay nourished BY pure boOd-shOud fsn
make trial of the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
purrIP HOWARD LAW.

pbladephia, May % (specIaD Philip Howard Law,
nent member OF the bar, fell dead this morning While
on his way to his downtown Office He was born In
baltimore fifty years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
now MY SIDE ACHES!

BABYs Skin and Scalp preserved anu ''''
CuTIcURA INDICATED SOAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

s,cal, tn amend the treaty rs to improve inc
spe esr,. onud;,ion Of our fishermen would involve
be drsftns Of new treaty That clearly Is not not
the business Of the Senate so cGFn in that aS' body
business of RepupiIsc.a.,nGr i n, rsation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23
THE @pREMIER's' PROPOSAL REJECTED.

Washington, May % speclaD.-The Republicans OF
tho House have reached the conclusion not TO accept
the proposition Of Mills aud his colleagues proceed
at onoo to direct vote the Tariff bill. This conclu-
sion was reached Notwithstanding the fact that IN tho
beginning a majority of Republican leaders seemed
TO favor Mr MIllss proposition. On the start Judge
Kelley was opposed to IT, The editorials In The
Tribune of yesterday and to-day, however, did more
Than ANYTHING eso 10 determine the course OF the Re-
publcans After some OF the appropriation bills arc
got OF the way the Mills bill viii again be taken
amend IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

The Best High.Clnss Cigarettes.
Kinney Bros Special FavourL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

An ADVERSE REPORT On THE OUhhT.NUf BILL
Washington, May % (Spccial-Ihe Senate Commit
tee on Finance to-day did as The Tribune said week
aga that II would dooTdercd an adverse report on the
Fractional Currency bill and favorable report on Sen
ator Aldrlchs measure to reduce the price Of postal
notes for amounts less than one dollar to ono cent
each The Administration influence defeated the Frac
tonal Currency bill Senator Aldrchs scheme has been
approved by Secretary Farchild lie holds that the
fractional currency is needed only for convenience In
sending small amounts through the malls. ard that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

MIR. HALE's COMMITTEE IN NETWORK TODAY.
Washington, May % (spccial).-Thc Hale InvestI-
eating Committee, which IS 20 look into the Civil
service methods begun under the auspices OF tho
present Administration, IS to leave here tomorrow
morning 1t will proceed to Ncw-York and there
give hearings in the Post Office Building. Enough
testimony has already been offered to the chairman
OF the Committee regarding the administration OF
the Custom Honse to warrant the investigation. 1t
than that which was shown to exist In the Post
Office at Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
Rooms an0 flats Go Get.

FEW MORE Of the newly decorated
A CRESCINI" apartments 20 let Az
nv 70 HARDMAS, PECK o. flaho
%sserOoms. 4 30 jth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
,,orroS MapKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL ISL sales 81 tn nss gay
1nands Low Middlng clause, October delivery agotd son
ers october and November delveyh z9o.a S n
10 snd January delivery 81 DAD buyers January and Feb
livery % SD sellers March and APT, demvery 1t-es d
sellers April May delivery, zoof" seiieis May MI"
June delivery 81 -64d buyers
GALVESTON Oct l5Coton Easy M s, s Low
>,iddjinc Ordinary II 10 mel ann gfvns
8 ales exports oostwise 4S66 bales sales ooeS oaes
stock 81. 3i2 bales. -
NORFOLK Oct i5-Cotton seady. Mddnne "a hst ana
ross rcests $3.50 bales exports coastwise 5eos oaies
ssIes & 2.sS bales stock 25,43 bales
CHARLESTON oct. i5-Cotton firm Midnhng, sg net ann
cross rceiprs 7O5 bales experts ocastwise 5o'e oaee
.ales 2 100 bales stock 46.276 bales
.......s az, IA Cotton auict. Midhing, Sc; Low
N,ddrne Ss Good Ordinary, 20 net and gross receipts
Saig exports olSbaes safes 5aoo Os'es socH
y us bales ,., ~
NEwoRLKASs Oct. l5-cotOn steady Midalns
1s Toss receipts 1924 bales sales 6OOO BALES stock
l22. O4S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
rEArrREs on new. YORK DEALINGS.

The wheat enjoyed only fair degree OF specu
istye activity 900 900 bushels changing HANDS
yesterday The tendency OF prices downward due 70
atoms at the West which encouraged hquidation
-. 80 ..,s nv ,oreicn houses The export demand
NAMED stsgnsnt but milling demand was developed
|, essh lois A. the recession OF 263 cents Inc Nsoe
nnoiv Of wheat showed an Increase Of 1913 $40 bushels
wSIch heipei 70 encourage ralnstions while tne stes,
esfimaes ~ the crop place the figures higher ;n
thev were generally believed g b. few weeks ago III
hea, ont;ons December ani Nay still held the ch ate
80 ~ forre, droi1ne from 81 10 81 20 81 10 81 ana
The latter from 81 /, - t. 81 Il "a on only orlyn
snc,nations The market closed heavy al about bottom
Scure- Cash corn l2aS5 cents lower bu snppeis
.1os vttS wheat and ended down 5sdl 3s cents
a. lowest points moderate business was 1oue IN o., -
a. n-,css ei of l-sSi-4 Lard WAS unsctsed anu
dull. with o export demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct is (specsb. The big holders in wheat
bent their energies during the day In the pit 70 aoos
,shinr the appearance OF manipulation They not only
cave December their favcrite option. no support but
helped even to depress H. As result May when opene
q, two cents discount got Of ore time 70 "a ccis
Uranium over December. This position was hel1 Hs
IN 10 The close the asst moment Nay was A.
cent under December. and there was every n1cston '
ths nremium would make it, appearance IN the morhns
Hutchinson and Fairbanks appeared TO ee Seni VIII, s
he same IDEA 10 OF The price ~ Deceinpel a.
speedily as possible From Al 10 December went !"
81 c5 but point was Baker Co. Lyon ~ a.
Zones on ann % other representatives OF the
bull party In the crowd to stop or 70 aavanog npu'e
Inst ~ IN, close Hutchinson di1 take ths onerIns
nacember no great amount at 81 II lS hut u was plainly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
PRODIGY MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Oct $3.50 q m -Beef-In fair demand
po1k-In lair demand Hams-fn fair demand Baoon1in iaI
demand Cheese-In fair demand American hnesi wms hhu
cooresl firm SOC TslowIn fair demand spirits o. tnr
pentine-In fair demand. Rosn-In faiT demand iAra
Suot and Western spot ana
October dull AS 81 November snd December Gun ~
ass Wheat demand FlorrIn pair demand Corh
spot and futuresIp demand mixed western
dun AT 7s.d December dull at - SA~d HOPS NJ A"""on
New. York State--In good demand ,....-..
Recepfs Of for the past week from Atanuc por
40 ZOO quarters from other sources OsVOO quarters NV
eepts ~ American foI the past week 545 500 quarters
InNDOS oct l5-Cacntta hnseed. 42s 90 per quhrscr
refined petroleum Il 6d ID per gallon spirits OF rpen'
tine 33s aui PER cwt 40 $500. nav IN
....~ca,
ANTWERP Oct. l5-Peroleum-Fine pale Amefoih ~
francs 10 cen times paid and sellers.
DHyNyy oct l5-PeiT0leum-S marks ~ piehniss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF october o. 1855.
u 100 q. m for Esston. bethlehem Allentown. Msuch
Chunk E'adnr Harrisburg etc.
6:45 a. N. fer Ea-on. Bethlehem and Allentown.
100 q m for bennington. Easton BetheL.n- Allen
s5 a n ~ bennington. Lake Hopa,conr. rss,on
Bethlehem. allentown Maueh Chunk. wlsesbarrc. seran.
s Sn ssesd1 HsswsSus %po iaaau' sh'"0Sn
l D IN for Pennington Easton, Bethlehem Allentown
Mageh Chunk Rea1ns Ha pI,,as etc 1,r.,, 49,,
Chunk Wkesbarre Scranton, Tamsqus shimokn.
80 D. m. for Pennington. LAKE Hopsrcons. Ess,os-
zoo and TO D. ~ for someryiIe and Pennington
b.45 D NJ. Tor Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc. On sundays at 80
s15 IL is a. m. /, 4. 80, 6;15 D. N. Sundays,
I, m. for Fed BANK Long L,aIs i !AsouiJ lark
s.ii5 a ~ i, 80 = a. ~, rlrm,nedale LAKE
a. IA, / y. for ATLANTIC CITY. vnesnd.
'''l'c G. sls 10 80 II rs NJ 100: $780, el5
p m Sundays SANDY HOOK ROUTE Envy
FROM PIER D, N r.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, seaofighs
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch Lakewood. Toms RIVER
and Barnegat at s45 ,.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
VIA Central r. h Of nes,ssrsey anu Philadelphia and
Reading X K Leave foot Li6ertyst, N IT, at 4. :45.
z, ~, II a n 80, $40 e. 80 80. IL ,. m SUN
Trains leaving as 4. AS II m 80. T. 6 80 7 30
~ p m have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
Tickets and Parior Car seas can be procured .. IL as
l-sth.st 1872 Fast 125thst New.YOrk Court a. 500
x company spSay win cal. 70, and chez.
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
Gorses ano Carriages.

HUMPHREYS VETERINARY sPE-
IL CIFICS. Used by 81 owners OF horses
and cattle. A compiimci tary copy OF Dr..
Humphreys Veterinary Manual 900 pages)
on treatment and care OF domestic ANNA $
horses cattle. sheep dogs, hogs and poultry
sent free. Address lIUMPliEE1s NJ LID
ICINE CO. 100 Fulton-st. New YORK.
TRUCKlNG bonded and fieej. The SUB
/ scriber h.. ,c liues Ion handling large
Quantities Of goods also trucks and horses
TO LET by th@ day. week or month Address
L NJ. GARRETT stable. 5o7 Washington
It,. or oflce, Cunari Wharf foot OF Clark
son-st, n. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
OIL MARK ETS.

OIL CITY oct l5Naona Transit Certificates opened a =,
highest lowest a22 closed vs. Sales uo-uOv
barrels ciences l45s0o0 barrels shipments l-Sseo or
reIs runs. 40s95tJarrels.
prTrssrRc oct. i5-Petroeum Irregular ana weaA
,,ona, Tansi, Certificates opened al s4s' closed al szs
highest 947s lowest s2i2.
RR,pyoED Penn. oct l5-Nhuona transit Certinases
o"Sd 4, o4s closed at e2 highest, "a g; lowest 92a
Clearnces l.l94OO0
rtrrsvuIE Va Oct. EDUCATIONAL Transit Ceruhcates
o,sned at 9.. highest 9lSs lowest oil q closed, 92a
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Railroads
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FoURTRXcg TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

$780, GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
M asshss,sr s9d Montreal EsPrs.. draw0'
80 ;Soa m, FAMOUS vEsTIByLED CHICAGO AID AID
smoking dining drawing and sleeping car,
Pals Ere SeSe.nd indianapolis snd Toledo arriving s
sS q: Assny for GSSgs''itO"S Falls To-
ron cevcand cnssnap id 1871 Deto and
Chicago cCopsrstown aud North Adams drawing
IN 50 s',sia Ssiss.5n Esg5 ss
A0ss Ds5s IRON ana Safi S sysia with draw.
-. m ACCOMMODATION % Albany ana Troy Connect,
." M Fast Chicago eineinnas ana Loa.s ~ 4s
ioe es sna fceytsnf Uincians isiisnapo s.
''5 % mr. hon,Fss AZ oiHsniasra Express daily
q, .,,n. Raway and to syraca. AMI csnanaga, d,
except sunday Sunday does not run west o. AbanJ
pussld "a a. M !. and Cleveland 2S p sa.,s.
w tu SS xassra a' fa EST oro Cleveland
cnnati' Indianapolis, b. Louis Detroit and Chicago
U,S. daily except sssufday. also TO canandAgua gu
midnight for ssr.t:gs Pa,:burs seeg s wear ears
Albany Connects a, A93ny ~n ad Iia I me cas- en-
SAFE a: Grand Centia station lS AUD 9sS Bfoadway
T. ss S..s p son bNas' s and 20
Westcotts Lxptess calls for and checks baggage from
hotel. or ssg others daily suaaay ts'ep
sr' up ''''' RESEY NON II "''
General aoerntendent General Passenger Agent
FHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOraandt and
De 40 a m Tor Catasauou, and intermedate poinm
m for Geneva Lyons Elnirs toenesSe a, 90, 20
and the West and principal iocA poinsa |haH es'
m for Tunkhannock and intermedlste points cnai
81 TnnEhsnnoek Connection 70 Reading and Harris
70, P'f.' .ss igd Ju R,nsP. n'er"sdi'"
40 q m for Msuch Chunk ana intcrmedlste pointA
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg Ch@f car 70
Tor ocneyA Lyons Elmi,a Rochester. Blu;
falo and the West Pm man sleeper 20 Lyons
~ y N for Lagays and in'e5m.oa1as p ma m ,o,
..ct sar III points in Mshanoy and Haieton CD. egona
"sN' ' SUNDAY TRAINS
8 u for Ma eh ChuhA haIcIon ana ih~fnsiaA
sA5 o. n for Coplay and intermediate poinA
p m Tor Geneva Lyons Emira Rochester. Bur
fac '"' Genera Eastern oncs. 5s5 Broadway.
TRAINS FOR .a ESs rSF LINE
by from 10 ~ 81 Niles - - -
via New-York and New England X X and ". Y, N II
Leave sEw s5!3gx o. ~ ~ M
PNRLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS ~
ONLY LINE RUNNING PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
- 100 d. n. Daily, incudnc sunddys
Other trains daily except Sundays ~
slceuino accommodations be secured az ucket
ornces 337 Broadway. and Grand Central Depot
SHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston Ncwpor' aud the East Express leaves Grand
Central station at 10 90 and 100 m fcr Newport
Providence ard Boston il $50 D m Nigh, ESIress for
New port Providence Bostondsily Palace Parior Cars
or Sleeping Cars 70 destination. Dining car on p n
train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16

simply TO avoid appearances Of Generalization The
visible supply announcement had no influence. ne
cstmses o corn FOR TUESDAY oS cars were more ,han
the market could stand uD under without no rom
Hutch" and he gave only tar6ly The receipts POI
rot large but II surprise when corn ooke
opened IS 12 sold low f3 Ia ana cio.en
4s l2 cents. on euyins az the ast momcn, by mn
DIV showed an increase Of only $4,000 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
TIE PFTROIEUN MARKET.


NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
TIE crude market opened yesterday with ouetness
disappointing the general trade temporary hrnness
which resulted In the scoring OF 95 cents ~ the best nS
ure the day followed by disposition toward ease
and the late dealings there Increased selling
movement which earned the market to e2', cent? The
transactions the Consolidated Exchange amounted to
than goo barrels While az hs stock ENShanss
where pccs tented to dOOp below those maintained the
ell board the trading fell below 100000 barrels The re
suit 81 the days operations 10 bring out the hOdhss
OF b0b-tsei bull pool and 70 Increase the siece
The " the railway stock and the grain maj
checked eaay bull ventures and the peteng OUT
iemand refined which started late asi week
discouraged buyers In The petroleum trade tcnea quv.
we're unci an2ed at - cents au TINS eheVu
fresh selling nom the West. There no news Uoh .ne
oil country thar warranted the decline ana ,hefe ns'
rothing surprising IN the checking Of the export
need b. expected that tho exp rtefs WIN Iv,1
willing aid adv ance goods which they WI ~
compelled 10 buy freely before the winter - w.
strength % cruds week suggested pohcy u @ ~
Re pursued them long as possible - an 80
speeulJt efuT> 70 interest itsclf In IN ~ ro
the strong features o. the petroleum stua'o ~ a. he
likely that foreign viii extend Is purose
lcctei manipulation intended % dscou ". ~. -,
investments no other explanation will Ssho the cs W
close examination 1t held n control - tsV n,0ses
weakest moments yesterdays de3inks ara ~ 80
seemingly but none the less Liable 70 sharp "'u
sudden Transformation. 49,. -o-o a. MI
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-16
Gteamboats.

{, TONJNGTON LINE.-Fares reduced In
- side route for Providence 1926, Worcester Nv
Corresponding reduction 20 points Last am o.a p 80.
I'm New pier 49, n L., daily except sunday at p IN
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nlisrcllan us.

a YOUNG LADY desires position a.
AOfGANIST ~ ary no object Address
STUDENT, $50 East l25th-st
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YOUNG woMAN's CHRISTIAN ASSN

BROOKLyN
ENPLOYNES BIZ REAU. !.
Johnson BUILDING junction Flstbush and
Fulton ayes.
The mana-ers ~ this department renew
their call e. the citizens OF Brooklyn fos
theh lntlnuei patronage Of thu Employ
ment .,ureau Of the Young Women's Christ
ian Association.
We have on our books a lsrge number Of
teachers gOyerneSses, stenographers type
writer's. e0pyists clerks, c0mpanions hon-e-
keepers. trained AMI invalid nuIses. dress-
naFers. seswstresre-.
We desire cooperation In placing these
~" ~ positions where they car oe s~ll:
IS kept Of all employees AMI mono are recon-
menff1 without satisfactory references
Domestic servants are rot slfn shed By
MS bureau.
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--'TO LIT. -Ilegan; corner apartments
"A .lybf AID airy: rooms hot ana cold
water; beautiful location. ABBY Janitor'
=, =. conner 100 h. u. and : N ave
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Corntrs prcpertp 60 Get


r. FURNISHED HOUSE, all modern I'M.
j ptovements thafn ana cow. l9 ni'l.'
Greenwooi Lake. Il. X. healfhful loca-
hon rent low 20 good tenant Address BOX
81. Tribune once -
HOUSE 10 rooms near si9ton nor a,d
ii cold water sewerage 0a'b, eleVsieu
ranoe stationary tubs SIS per Inonth-
tSEFDFRIC STORM. Bays.de. L. /.
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Rallr0n -

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSE,S::
fasIsrsaa Tensny cisster spaTkII .ud NyssSS :So
4 90 70 10 saa Il 80 Is y 80 S,n aGo
su iso s'so % 3 80 So ~ 81 SIS p
saur>-s special Y as noon a. hddtona' 'rAh' !"
.yor Name. spring Valley Monsey and Tailmana
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Doaro ano Rooms.

IN seasntly furnished large OF SINAI
n room 10 let az $50 East 3oth-st. DetNeen
% aud Lexington ayes