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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May "a (Special. -Hutchnson was not 80
effective bugbear TO wheat traders he was Wednes
day The big bull operators appeared to have regained
their equanimity More important than either however,
liquidation OF the weak and overloaded holders seemed
to be complete. The result sharp change In the
tone Of the gossip and considerable improvement In
the price July wheat opened at SO cents, sold as
high 81 81, and closed at 81 3s. December opened
at 81 12 cents, sold as high as 80 IL cents,
and closed at 50 49, May corn sold up
To 50 cents again. 1t opened 81 IL cents, touched
SO, and closed So Ia. July, which opened at IS 7o
cents touched So 7-8, and closed at SO 49, May oats
opened at 35 12 cents, and closed at 81, with Norton
and worthington selling that option and buying June.
The shorts than ever, and with the
stock small and all in the hands OF this one concern,
had to in the pit The provision pit was almost
featureless Hogs five cents lower at the yards,
but the great strength in corn and the excitement In
wheat helped prices temporarily at the opening. The
close, however, almost all the advance gone
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Tifets Offices, A., 4ol, BIZ,

r. IN and o57 Broadway, u 12 Bowery, 1877 weststs
Battery Place, Chambers u "a SMces teripys lew
N9Tk Sga ana co Se Hudson s Hobokeh
70 Monteomeryst and Ne, Station, Jersey City, where
Tickets and paror or slecp Car reservations and orders
for checking and tasser earlier than time shown
trom Chamb.rs.t local trns to 10 minutes earlier
a NJ daily Day Expr ounet ora e1aenes
to Buffalo; Pullman .rping coaches hornensViiie !"
10 a MI wees DAYS delaware Valley Express parOr
car to Bpshsmon oegS EpiTa and Corning .o.
da &c s iSsi i:
faio, Si.saa Falls yelsnd Chicago Cincinnati and
S. Louis no ;srs se Pullman buffet sleeping
sIs ~ F,ss:aShs AS T. $50 $3.50
seS nd !ss n 1sSS sss to @ EsSs! ssS
P.%5 5S sd 30 3 "a: @ y niI9 % Moons
S'sSo q 5 s. s: Z s s:s6 ~ % 80 ~
sC t 10 10 % js' n ns Rson
NeTarsS ~ anu 80, 20, so, $40 80 2o.
49, 10 p p I; Il night Sundays a m $780,
SsS $Sanera 1890: 80
u night TO RdsewSOda sv 80 1 X s s 10 I'd
s sRD7 % &c. Z asht $780, 49,
S%5aSSs sys q n J. "a % 81 4. M NJ
GOshSnm M 4S and isy Is g $50 3
MSoTn nd Port 10 Je5y5s M 40 sundays S As o.
M SD from the West arrive In NewYOrk a,
:o5, ii "a mr., M; a9d 10 20 p. m r. p FARMER,
W. u tSunt General Passenger Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD g N S,tN. IsiS t.Y:
lN-Trans leave from Chambers SsfuGh AVA Ngsss
soE &c. hnssiS cc 20 ens9 % and go
90, 4 so, $40, $40 $40 M; a s and H. m.
Tor Manuel spring valley and Tslmsns S:s s
days. 100, o 80 a. n, 80, so p III SunoA'S "'"'
a. m. and ID. m.
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YVES SHORE RAILROAD;

w n. Y. Q. IT. r < ~, Iessees s, a ,,,
Train leave West 42dst station as follows ana ~ mn
u'e be,E and Chicago % 55 500. 3 rs D. m
ST. tu.s' PrDolo Rochester, Suspension Bridge, Nl>
aga ssi Ills is is d 90, g 1 Is
g ~. Saucerties Catsllin Albany 3:15 q :l5s
40 S5aiI 80 M c % oo e n SsSbarr .s1s
~ % :55 rs a. IL 80 a. (s4 co. 10 :l2
"a ~ s45 H. m. and % 100 m, Cranstons. CORNWALL
NeE Er Montreal and Canada East, o 90 IT,
Iam q * ho mo- s e 90 T. rs p M
Elegant aeeping for Buffalo, Niagara FAILS De-
1ro' n.ily Daily except Saturday Other trains daily
event Sunday a. 81 Leave Jersey City, r X. n sta,
In fsll1 20 m, () 40 p. IN HoooKen, west ohofo
SStion all 80 a. m, (s)3 so p. m 49,. ..,o,,r,o.
For ciets parlor or sleeping car secomm mo-
Washing tn.s $50 Fultonst Annex once foot q Fl
nwerv 10 Park Place and West Store stations foot OK
West I26st foot Of Jay-st, n. r. c. H9LAMBERI
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SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route TO- bos'on.
~ Newport and the East Express ls,sssE spress ana
Express train Q. m. oxcspt sun.v a, sisspla1
press at II p. m. daily. Palace pAlere>' "
cars 70 destination. ~
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NrFV-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
M" RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
.Stnr NV

GRAND CFN1RAL STATION,
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&c chester and Montreal Express drawing; room
cars Albany, Troy and Syracuse also 70 MOh'rea' a."
St. A 90 IN, FAMOUS vEsTIByLEp CHICAGO AND
ST 1GSs dining ana sleeping cars 70,
RShs' snd r 6sSV
Chicago 80 st. to gn,s, az oP S Fl 4sH Fails To-
or1 10 ssoss.nd cncOna indan,p Detroit and
Chicago drawing room cars 70 sS, ana Expres
~s Albany Troy and utca spes, VIZ a.S SI1 .cr
saracsa saturdays only. a., 49,, r-or
Fast Chicago Gpcnnat and st. p hSSs To- To-
T Niagara o ET gpi inaasap. s. Louis
og Detroit and Chicago with sleeping and dining anv
20 no To- Msptsa ANA and Mones Point
St. Adams also 70 and o es o Albany
p. M Special sleeper, arrives Rochester Az a. in'
anu I 80 No. Fast Night Express for Rochester, Bg,
lo Nasna Falls T0.SDG oeys ssseo Mh Sleeping
s1sapS s aS. 70 via Utica daily
Saturday also to Canandaigua sundays only Albany
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~ 3 s:s W %s%sSns md $50
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Ru Df daily Others daily except sunday s.og At iss'
st. station passengers i9E E Sy ara Eri
J. NJ. T0UCEY, , iiI.H "a n. -. ~ ,ar cant
ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWrJEERSShf'
CFoOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of Nay 20 ISIS ,, p,oor
~ D. m. SUNDAYS a. I; sl5 M; 80 III Al.
Trains leaving at 4. AS IL M $50 = 80 p, ~.
10 n m have connection for Reading Hrr.sDurg fo.
MaScn Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc On Sunday for
90 a. M for bennington. EastOn. Bethlehem Anen'
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psthleh.m Allentown Mauch Chunk wilkesbarre scssn
ton Reading. Harrisburg, Pottsville, bnsQua ohA"S
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/ n m for Pennington, Easton, Bethlehem AhehDo"As
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90 and 80 p. for somerve and rlemngFnx ,u,k
5A5 D. IN. fer Esston Bethlehem Allentown ns seso
Chunk Rssding Harrisburg cts. OK sunoays !" WV
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For LONG BRhNcM , OCEAN sho'A
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Sundays (except Atlantic Highsnds) 80 10 Us M.
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For lakewood Toms River and Bsrnesas s''o ms
3;46 p M
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6iiuations GlaIss.

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Jnsiructlon


For Bows and Young Men-City.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE.
s;a@ whether for boys girls and locality preferred
X AVERY, American School Bureau, w. 14th Y.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.473 Broadway
~ near 42d-sc 6lst year. Primary, commercial and
classical departments; instruction thorough. NJ. NJ
HOBBY. w. L. AKIN. N. G. HENDRICKSON, Prins.
For Young Ladies-City
NJ Iss cHIsHoLM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
10 East 65th.st, New.York
WIZ reopen september 20 Boys Classes
For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLfTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
i WEST MADISON SQUARE N W
Open all Summer. Also Seaside Summer Cou,sA
For Young Ladies Country.
CRAWFORD CONN
y Miss Aikens school for Young Ladies and Children;
After July /. address CATHERINE AIKEN,
South Yarmouth. Mass
TRINITY HALL. Beverly. N. J.
Established 1867.
thorough home school for twenty young ladies Varied
Advantages highest order Careful training in
per mind and heart Solid culture In English Music
ana Languages A prescribed course for students pre-
pairing for any college Tweny-lrst year begins Sep
teiaber 81. For circular address the principal.
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT.
VVE6T WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL for
Young Ladies and li'tle Girls I'M egh yss! terms
l.3o1 Walnutss, Philadelphia, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was little yesterday TO influence the crude
oil market and prices made good recovery. The wells
In tho Fergus pool at Washington, have failed to show
the staying qualities expected Of hem and the assertion
OF Producers Protective Association that the pool was
unworthy OF the trade has been justified by
the results development The small Caldwell well
at Taylorsown which started "Wednesday at the rate Of
day, is edge we'll and possesses no Sig
nincance. 1t will probably settle down to daily yield
OF 90 barrels In part OF the field are there IN
dcatlons disturbing character and the Western news
papers arc quoting some the leaders IN tho shutdown
movement expressing confidence in and satisfaction
with strength OF the agreement On lessened vol
une Of certificates recovered from So 34dob 38
cents to SO cents and there little reaction
at tho end The closed more than steady There
was scarcity certificates to borrow and the rates as
whole we're lower. The closing rate 25 cents for
,one small lots but most Of the loans made from
20dl0 cents nat
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
follows: e.os con
Exchange. solldated.
Opening. SSSa- egs
Highest. GA sSr
g.
sales. barrels o'i'""" "O-'NO'
Refined oil unchanged at IL cents per gallon,
Abel test at New. York, Baltimore and Philadelphia
There was an increased inquiry and the tone exhibited fun
steadness
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1nstrnrtiou.

For Young Ladies-Country.
II Ems sprinsaed Mass Mis- Porter Pflncipal Pu.
deate Quincy nc method for Children ANU 'i On our
Ii 0UAAAND CSYAcR;oN HUDSON.
W. IL. BANNIsTER A. NJ, Principal.
Boys and Young Men-Country.
A DIRoNDACKs.-Camp Cedar Summer School for
~ boys. For circulars address, L. u. MoNTANYL'
Trenton, N J.
s az highest s. FOL boys Frna5 inss
mediate A'adeGa Eo B h}ceE Principal
EREEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. J.-FOrty.
fourth y 0 oS Syhx ~ E2Gfas M 4 Fns
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford Conn.
~ Parents who unfortunate in the management q
sel his S dS su
HIGHLAND Military ASADEMYYi LIVER, worcester MASS
-D '''c h MfEiTdkT SIs" A. H. Superintendent.
a S sss sSS Ssss.s is1RsM %
s; f% s EJECT SsSy ssaas
Sc P' 'o9 T. oi 70 nsSas e. SfGfhsf'
YhITAHy ASAPEMsE d En-
sos bsS c6ioAEh
x UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS =, 49,
JUNE 81 TO SEPTEMBER j. O..
o os p ana %G BEAUTIFULLY situated on sail
water; every facility Tor study and recreation Fer
GEO. BRUCE CoRTELYoU, Principal.
g UMMEE SCHOOL FOR BoYs-Peckshi Military
circular Join n n? rigDGN s 3M Nd Fseks NY
GUNNER SCHOOL at worrsn Hall. Peekskiil' N T.
- For circular address .u =,
GUNNER SCHOOL, NoRwALK. CONN.
OModerate charges For circular address .,,
+. s. ROBERTS, Principal
THE PEEBsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY, Peekh
Il Kill, N. Y.-Send for Catalogue.
JOHN N. TILDEN. A. NJ, NJ. D., Princlpal--
w EST JERSEY ACADEMY, BRIDGETON, n. j.
w A Home for BOYS. Select thorough SUCCESSFUL
Established 81 years. Terms $500 -
PRINCIPALS nv" ". BifGNEYf,' Ph. D.
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Media tPepn.) Academy.
-gvr Miscellaneous
HIRCULAKs.-sc both sexes. city and country,
" with careful advice parents. MIRIAM COY
RIERE IL East 17thst, between 4thave and Broadway
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Gearhere.

',-- ny prr1ENoFD lady teacher will give lessons On,
An sTsPcn he's S aSess the sS%''
ocRsifTENDEN, OF Hcl's't. brooklyn ''''
exchanged fs7,s;, IcFN1IY
MEXICAN ,o AS teachers Tutors Governesses
Colleges sSHSS; iRd aSTSas Union square
pFsT TEACHERS supplied; no charge: y pEhca
A. Frs registered FOR 20 cents fer AVERY A%e
always On h nalta tSrg % SG sa I9tSs N
oyFRNEss experienced lady teacher IN . musis
modern languages and IN English s County from
s, sSssrneN "a la9i Brooklyn
r,PIyATE LESSONS IN senoSdaPhiy , nIaee City
i HENRI % l. ' STUART sr1 ' = =,
CcTERNERHoRN's TEACHERS, MGESG lsis Old
- est and best known :" East 14thst.. New-York
,1IoPs ooyeTnesses professors teachers al branches
circulars schools snpRiietn sa ,e MIRIAM coy
s Sp,Tkf R0kEea East fh bet 4have and Broadway
PREACHER WANTED FOB ,dsEr near mus.
10 GOOD dscpnaan and have hna
to teach penmssnondence commercial law political econ
business ou1y Address n T., Tribune ONCE.
6Cy, shq bTancSe German
English and drpMns M 81 East i7Sst between 4th
@Ts; Normal Graduate; nrst assistant
ndsd iaoa rea ache 2 kaene9 1
1I1ANTED FOR BOARDING AND D d 6oo SCHOOL, a6,t1
w IN fSSSTSs PFdNTf TRipun s Once OOO
YTED.1mmcdiateiy Teachers: Ladiesmter
w man French Latin Southern seminary vocal music
sIScuICG eETeneh and Companion for Miss
i4th.st :, - :, ::
w ab sexes supplies professors teachers governesses
musicians stenographers and
eopMyRs.s a D. CULVER 800 shave. New-York City
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Gclp Wanteo.

ANTED-In the New-York Office OF n manufacturing
w concern an active American youth 10 10 ~ Years
must have education and gOo1 ADDRESS anu Ter
ences Business experience not necessary huursS IN
own handwriting MACHINERY Box TO- Iriouhe oHce'
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Railroads..
TAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT CoMFoRTT,u
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

NEW. WORK PHILADELPHIA & NoRFnLKH ~
Train leaves foot Of cOrtandt and 5eSe ecured
~ snv Ti,ket Onice OF the Pennsylyana f-tRaE -
ii w DUNE, Supt T. t. COOhEr " !. : = =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

THE BERLiTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WEST MADISON SQUARE N "
Open al Summer. Also Seaside Summer CoursA
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For Young Ladies Country

CRAWFORD CONN.
- Miss AkeD's school Tor young Ladies and Children
commences Oct 8, 1855 -
After July 1. address CATHERINE AIKEN
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Boys and Young Men-Country.
Il boys. For circulars address, L. u. M0NTANYE,
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

10 East 65th.st, Kew York
VIII reopen September PC. Boys Clssses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
CiyiI-seryice EXAMINATION.

At 6 o'clock this morning, at the GUS
ton-house, there will be held an exami-
nation Of applicants for positions under
the United States classified postal service.
This examination was postponed from
August 7th until to-day on account OF
the local board not having received the
proper papers from Washington to con-
duct the examination.
The examination will be held under
the rules Of the United States Civil
Service Commission, and the following
persons compose the local board f. Il.
McCabe, Mrs c. C. Mera, and Leroy s.
Edwards, secretary.
The force Of letter-carriers will be in
creased by the appointment OF five new
men, three OF whom, il is understood,
will be appointed from those now acting
as substitute carriers.
One of the new appointments will be
that Of mounted carrier for the ex-
treme limits OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
TuE JUSTICES MONDAY DOCKET.
Five Felony Charges Against One
Perty-Oshcr Cases.

Police-Justice Crutchfeld bad an nm
usually long docket yesterday morning,
even for Monday. Ii covered eleven
pages of foolscap paper and embraced
cases varying IN magnitude from the
plain drunk to housebreaking. The
Justice dispatched the business with
great alacrity and had concluded his
labOrs before Z. NJ.
William Jones diids William Henry
Bryant atlas Black Biri, a colored thief
OF noted reputation and desperate
character, though only eighteen yearsold,
was faced with the following five charges
OF felony Breaking into the store Of
James McGrsw with intent to commit
larceny cutting Albert Demison with
some sharp instrument with intent TO
kill assaulting Policeman J. II. kerse
with a rock :; carrying concealed wca-
pom "a razor. and breaking into the
dwelling-hopse of A. G. Wilkinson and
stealing silver watch and two ra20rs.
The accused was arrested about 2:iO
o'clock Sunday morning by Sergeant
Jetcr snd Policemen Rex, Butler, and
Parkinson. Officer Rex, while pr
trolling the alley in rear Of MIR.
Mc(rsWs S hardware store, No. 1872
cast Main street, saw the accused in the
store and nj once raped for other OIL
GERS. and those named responded. The
nero saw the officer. and IN endeavorlng
10 escape ran up to the roof aud ran
over the tops of several houses before be-
was caught. lie gave the name OF
William Jones when arrested. hut 1t was
soon found that he was the person with
so many aIiascS and against whom there
were so many charges. The accused
was sent on 10 the grand jury IN three
cases aud fined $50 Tor carrying con
cealed weapons
When the case OF benjamin Pittman
(colored), charged with shooting and
woundlng with musket with intent 10
Kill William Dandridge. Jsmcs Wash
ington, and Peter Hasklns, was called a
number OF witnesses answered to their
names. The physician from the aims
house, whore cambridge, the only one
of the boys who was nj all badly
wounded. ia. stated that cambridge was
unable to appear in court and would bo
for several days. The case WAS there
fore continued until Saturday the 18th
instant. An examination was held ou
the question Of bail but no tail was al
lowed.
John Thornton lcolorel) was charged
with breaking into the dwelling-house of
l.. II. Liahtfoot and stealing a suit Of
clothes worth go. Confused until to-
day.
Alfred Fggleston lcolored) was fined
$40 and costs for assaultng and beating
Burkeley Taylor
ia other cases Of less importance fines
ranging from s2 to s. were imposed, and
the collections were quite large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
Tho Conce,ts This Week.

The following programme will be rem
dored on the Capitol Square 10y Iardel-
las band this afternoon commencing at
J:i5 o'clock:
Part First. Wedding March, Men
delssOhn. ?. Pulcinella Polka Mazurka,
c. Faust. 3. Overture-Esmeralda, A.
Herman. 4. Song and Dance-Mar-
riage Bells, VI. O'Reardon. ). ASleigh-
Ride Party descriptive, Theo. Michael
is. The invitation TO sleigh-ride ; the
start declaration OF love answer; on
the way; returning home
Part Second-1 First Virginia Regi-
ment March, J. Reiuhardt. 2. Waltz-
Ivresse, Waldteufel. 3. A Hunting
Scene descriptive piece, Bucalossi.
The morning breaks calm and peaceful ;
the huntsman prepares for the pleasure
of tho chase We jump on our saddles
and our huntsman sounds a merry blast (;
the parties join; the road is alive with
horsemen on the scent; full cry ; the
death; the return. 4. Grand Selec-
tion-Faust, Gounod. ). March-Reya-
loc, 7. D.Perkins.
The concert Thursday at s O'Clock will
be on Libby Hill.