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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
SWEET SIN0ERs OF TIE UNIVERSITY.

The friends OF the University Of the City Of New
York turned out IN full force last night when the COL
iege gave their annual Glee Club concert in Chick
erihg Hail. Instead Of retiring at the end Of each
part the young the stage, and after being
duly admired by the audience in their turn admired the
spring bonnets and pretty faces which plentfuy
sprlnkled about the hall The club sang WELL and well
nerted the applause that their EFFORTS called forth Solos
by Nj Brian, Mr. Tooker, Mr. pashley, Mr. TIlton and
wsrbiing by Mr. Seward heartily encored. and
On encore Peter Grey met with particular favor The
singers were: First tenor w. Seward jr, II. X SAKE.
W. f. Tooker; second tenor Edgar Tilton, IT,, p. +.
Botzong J. B. Brszier II. A. Mathews first bass J. III.
Bryan, H. II. Klamroth f. d. Fairchild r. b. Wedeknd
second lass, O. L. Pashley, T. O. McClelland, A. NJ.
King, P. E. Van BuskIrk r. III. Mlddledltch. Musical
director, j. III. Bryan warbler, w. Seward jr accom-
panist A. ID. Wolfe.
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Railroads..
TENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Y 49,. r,,,r q NORTH RIXER
OFOOT OF LIBEKTf STNET.Il NUhII NV LII
Time TABLE Aprli ., 1883

TlIna Tail, Oh April o. 1855.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at T. 49, o, IL q. 30 $50 49, II
D. m. SUNDAYS at 4. 3 AS a. m. ) 30 u y. M ~
Trains leaving at 4, 80. IL a. @ 49, 4, 80, 30.
70 d. m have connection Tor Reading, Harrisburg, Potts
VILE ETC. 0. IA. .or Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading ua:rislUrG. etc. On Sunday FOR
and z 80 a m, 10, Fiemirgon EaSton. Bethlehem.
Allentown Hauch Chunk
$40 a. 10 for FlcHing on high Bridge Branch Easton
bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbarre. scran
ton Reading, Harrisburg. louisville TJmaqua. Shamok.n
Sudbury, Lewisburg. WillamsporL 80,
/ y. m for Femlngon Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown.
Maush Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
Chunk, Wlkesbar.e, Scranton, Tamaqua, shamokin:
Bethlehem Allentown, Reading. Harrisburg. etc.
5:45 p. m for Eason, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
400, s:15. II :15 M. 100 90 80. rs 2. m
Asbufy Park ocean Grove except Sundays Point Pleas
4, s:15 a. m, / 100, 80 p m. for LAKEWOOD. Toms
River. Parl0r Cars at 100 and 4 80 p. m 49,
a. m. I p. m for ATLANTIC CITY, Vineiand.
Brldgeton PaIlor Cars az L D. m. -. -
100 g 90, 10 II 10 y ;t5 az m: co g. 30.
$3.50, 0:15 p m. sundays 600 0 a. m FOR Perta Amhoy
4, rs. II rs .; NJ, 80 p. m for Monmouth Beach.
Seabright Hlcblsnd Beach - .
NEW-JERsEN SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier North River oo y. m. for Atlantic High
lands Highland Beach, Seabrieht Lcn2 Branch, &c.
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rur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ooNEERExoE.

Dover, Dell April 90 CspecaD.-The Delaware
Methodist Episcopal Conference closed its sessions to-
day The statistical report shows l4,oOo members,
1000 probstloners, 200 minister's 23l churches, 23l
Sunday schools, and 10000 sundayschool officers and
pupils. The collections during the year were Freed
mems aid and education 81 100; MISSIONS $500;
church extension, 1855; widows and orphans, 5000.
Resolutions were adopted pettonlng the General Con-
ference allow lay representation IN the annual con
fcences changing The term OF ministerial service from
three five years and asking that one Of the SECRETARIES
the Ficednens Aid Society be from the conference
Princess Anne, Md, selected IS the place Tor hold
leg - ezExt cOnfsr"paN
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after APKIL ., Is55
CRAND TRUNK LINE

GRAND IftlNh LII 1.u-
Trains esys NswYork Via Desbfosscs and cortlands
Ha ssss Ee F s. sna the with pullman
qss 1 sSs SSesgS go a d '1 Pas
~aSs' Lick aS s s S' & Re Re
For For NOirsscsn' rientyiIc' petscwn and iSsdns
Sa SO 90 I n" saads SS 90 az
Ia Esprss. ussp rs.ss Cars sod PsnasySsss
SrSsa pnng os 20 aI EXCEPT Sa sIRa' 40 10 M ar
rive washington sis n; regular az 20 8 900 asd
SiaSt sagssys SiS s and 800 a. m. "4'so and 800
Fs a ass Nay S'1 p ' satdrys Sa
Bay msaj a5sSs "s nd n:os
s;ao snd I pm Ga sunday. S;iS a. m and ,. M
For de Old sOi r sSs a. ana S Va S.wyO phadh
and Norfolk Railroad p ever day via baltimore
Bos,s q BrSoy sO Annex connect with all ,hronth
Trains az Jersey City. anordng . spoCdy and drccs
rrs .Iss: sfrr e. RsSs1Sa SS and
sS 70 H. sa sS sS - , sSS ~ sSS
: IS ssS .sS e. 81 $ g.
sa q s9d z IS 70 ii rl SO srssds e.
$3.50. T. sos 300, o :s5. 1913 D m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA n
E'H ssd sss Fs and
limited, Dining cars) and II M 1, Q 30. T. 4 80.
80 ard 81 m and y ~ aishf Augmentation,
@ "a mn S go J. = !.
Trains leaving NewYork daily except Sunday, at g. o.
3 ana On saaaas s1s % and
Returning trains Broad Street Station, Philadelphia
u lo1, 3 20. :05 lao 5 35, 80. 80. 90. 80
s:4o IL and IL 10 a. m Limited Express with DIM
ing o15 "a and i 10 and MI 10 I2ag 2sS 8o =
j2 :o1. 30 05, 40. :35. 80. 0t4o M, IL 4s
$3.50 a go Limited), :2S 9 49, 12 aad q .12 D.
Leave Philadelphia, VIA Camden o 100 a. m and 80 D. IN.
Ticket ofhces $40 495 and 9l4 Broadway, Astor
House, Battery Place and foot Of Desbrosses and Cor
landt sts Couftst and Brooklyn Annex Station, fOos
q Futonst Brooklyn Station. Jersey City Inmlgrans
Ticket Office, Castle Garden.
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences -
CUAS. T.. PUGH, J. II WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
oprN1NG THE FULL COURT OF APPEALS.

The seven Judges OF the Court of Appeals IN ther
black silk gowns filed into the General Term room Oh n
sunrne Court at 10 a. IN yesterday and took their seats
unon the bench. Chief Judge w. O. Kruger presioeu
and on either side OF him were Associate Justices
Charles Andrews, Robert Earl George W. Dantor'n
Francis NJ. Finch Rufus w Peckhnm ana 1ohh clinton
GRAY The courtroom was filled with lawyers among
whom were Josenh H. Choate JamesC Carter, Frederic
r Coudert exsurrogate Daniel G. Rollins. Colonel Rob
ert c. Ingerso Lewis Cass Ledyard exJudge Leslie W.
Russell. Ehu Root ex-Judge Homer Nelson ana D. Al
fred Davenport Four eases OF minor Importance were
argued The court will continue its session in this city
for ftrnxu
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1HrEsr SHORE RAILROAD.

N T. ltoHDfss
leave ST. station as folowS and 20 unuseo
carrier from foot OF Jay ST., North River.
Detroit ant chicago, 90 65 ,. M. t6:0o 'Si5p. m.
syracuss Buffalo, Rochester Suspension bridge Niagara
Falls, 3il5 .9,55 a. m, t0s0 1910 p IN.
Utica, s. 10 '9;5b all 80 a. Ll. 300. 1913 D m.
Kingston sangerties Catskll. Albany 3l5 @7l5 'o55
al 80 q. M. $780, -C:0O ss:l5 D.
Crnslons West Point Cornwall, Newburg, .Sie, Tia
81 IS. 1915. ala s4eO 40 5OO 1913. oao p M
and 80 D. M. Cransons CORNWALL, Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 900 .. ~.
Hamilton. London, 1915 $500. 5l6 p m Toronto
1898 n m, 1900. 1915 p =
ELEGANT sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara FslS detroit
Chicago and 81. Louis
Daily Daily except SATURDAY Other trains daily excep.
Sunday. Leave Jersey City, r. r. r. station. dll;2b
$40 Hoboken, West shore station, aliiSo ~.
1880 y.
For tickets bios paror or sleeping car aeconmof.
tons or nfornaton apply at oices w ASH
ingtan $50 Fultost. Annex ONCE foot OF Faisonst
NswYork Cty--SJ3 1888. Os2 Broadway. 1857 Bowey, Ia
Park Place aud West Shore stations foot or west 4Idst
foot Of JaYst N. X C. ~ LAMBETH.
6NandeFbillave General PASSENGER AgenL,
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UNQUSNOHABLE.
Charles Mackay, In Temple Bar.

My love IS like the dewy rose
She wears upon her breast
Her breath IS lko tho wind that blows
Balm-laden from the west
Her smiles arc like the sunlight shed
On vAvelets as they roll
And like the blue sky overhead,
Her purity OF SOUL
Her generous thoughts are like the rain
That falls on high and low;
Her kindly gifts TO age and pain,
None but the wretched know.
Her sympathles are broad as Day
And starry as the Night,
And when there's darkness on the vay.
Her presence sheds q light
III.
Such were my thoughts when Love was Young,
But now, when Love Is old
Each fancy Of my pen or tongue
il silver turned 10 gold
wood hor In the Morn OF Life
Fro yet by sorrow tried,
And now cherish her as wife
More than loved as bride.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
VETERANS CELEBRATE AN Anniversary

The Veteran Corps Of the 69h Regiment and their
friends had time last night in the armory in Temp
kns Market when they celebrated the twenty seventh
anniversary OF the departure Of the regimen: for the seat
OF The large hall decorated with Irish and
American days. Many prominent Irish American cti
connected with military organizations were pres
ent Speeches were made by General Alexander Uami
Of Tarrytown: Assistant Attorneys John W.
Con and James Fitzgerald the Rev James J. Doherty
chaplain OF the regiment Major p NJ Hayerty and Law
renee S. Gouldng Captain T. d. Norris sang The
Bells OF Shandon" in lrish and Miss McDonough and
others contributed to the entertainment with songs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24

soluts divorce granted yesterday by Justicc Bar
rett. OF the supreme Court
A sherirs jury yesterday sdjudsed Miss Marin L.
johnson, who is confined In private asylum in connect
cut TO be insane. She property worth $4,000. In
Guiding Interest In the dwelling No ia Yves, Forty
eIghth-st.
suit has been begun In the Supreme Court by John
r. Mshoney, against Mary A. Prendergsst, sister and
executrx Of his wife, Ansstssa b. Mahoney TO set sside
bequess OF property I'm Eighty left by his wife
her death lie claims that he gave the property to bis
wife the agreement that death she would be-
Qucath him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
OIL MARKETS,

OIL CITY Penn, April 2s,National Transit cersha, %
opened 81 highest 8Si4 lowesS Ral, cioao- s's
alcs 900 barrels clearancss 2l49U00 oarros t"ar
ters 7s74s barrels shipments. 7s74S barrels runs.
44.062 barrels.
PfrrsBURa. Penn. April 2sPetrolsnm fairly active and
firm. National Transit certificates opened at S7 closed
SO. highest S8isi lowest. S5s+
BRADFoRD Penn April ~ National Transit Certificates
opened at S7k closed at S6 highest SSls lowest, 30 Il
Clearances l.5jS 700 barrels.
TIrUsyiLB Ps0B April 23Nati0nal transit certificates
opened at 81; highest Ssh; lowest Sob; closed. s5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4oI. 317

LIRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4OI. SIT
Il I'll and 957 Broadway 1881 Bowery, 1877 wssEss
Battery Place. Chambers Street ant 2Jd Street ferriss
Nsw.YoTk 33l and 3S3 fat9ns:, Br,osyn; l07 Brod
way williamsburg corner Newark aud Huison st+, Hobo
ken; % Asntgonery-st, amt NewStatoE. Jersey city
where Tickets and Par0r or sleeping Car reservations AMI
orders checking transfer OF baggage be o5sns
Express 23dsL minutes earlier than time shown
from Cham sersst; local trains 10 minutes earisr
ga Sundays. Chambersst. g. 10. 23!st 1855 mlDay
Express. Pullman Buffet Drawing. Coaches N III.
MIRA Hsrneisvlle. Buffalo. Pullman sloeping Coach
bpm~Daiiy Chicago and 81 Lsuis Lmitei"a solid Putt
Of Day and Buffet sleeping Coaches TO Bufs,.
Falls Cory headviie cineinnat Chicago AMI
ST. Louis. No extra charge for fast time. . ,.
1l:3op m.Day chicago Express Pullman Buffet sec2af
Coaches TO Binghamtsn Owegs. Emra. Roehester. Bus
faio. jamestown. Youngstown. Cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherford and Passsic-it5 T. 1850 1922 ~ noou
l45 g. $50, 44O, 5;l0 $3.50 800 0lo $50 1850 l03i
p.m. IL nisae AIso 70 Rutherford 500 = NJ - .. M
l2nson: Z 4, $3.50, 1880. y. 1879 o. M ~ night
Paer son-4:4o T. 100, - lo30a IL nooa llt5 3d.
800 40 $40 s sl9 $3.50. ODD 6l9 $50 1yo q 3
am; IL noon 4. $3.50 1850 1890 1850 PM; I2nigas
Newark and Paersoo, via Nevarx641. $50 80 1000
lI:so@ nj $3.50. 400 40 go S;so ego 80 10
Ridgcwood AMI safsrnti6. $50 io:30a m; l45 L. }.
$780, 500. 1880. D. 1890 D. m; IL night Also IN Rd9A
wosd s59a nj 80 S2o M; 70 sgsrn sS S , ?; n
:. p. 10. sundays s:l5 a. nj 2, p. mo-
Warwick-Week days, p 1880 ~ MT 4:3O ?. IN. M .
Goshcn- AS, 80, ., 10 go o. M 80 y q .oO, ~,
II :So m Sundays As. SAo. ~ 80 a. H. oiSo
Mddloowh and Pert IervIsi;45. 1880 o. Io:Soa ss9
10 ss 80 q. r. 40 q T. Il 70 p Suna'' sac go
Express trains from tbs West arrive in NewYor< at7sh
iy w ~ = ~ sci;n 1pJ Eio'''p Ill L. p FARMER.
49, Gaaera Manager General Passen ger Agent
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E1A 0TToNs or CHILEAN BoATHEN.
Dauseur" In The Boston Herald

IL IS not In this country alone that b0atmen charge
exorbtant foes fer their services Travellers In Oter
lands report that, lko haokmcn, thoy exact the l@t
farhins, and refuse their services unless their q
niands arc compiled with. Ono who went thr0ufh
tho Holy Land reports that he and some fifeIis
were taking sail on the Sea of 0ailiee. and WIN
they came TO land The hOatnnan asked fee out OF ~
proportion 10 tho work he had done. at was prob
ABLY lust tho In the saviour's time" remarked
ono OF The company and now understand why 10
got out and wslkeds
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
KIN tK NAI LINUAD
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after December . uains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.


GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE /
On G AZ si55 cE RsffTSis sfH 14s a''
Largest end Finest pssssDser sstHs n AmSfa
s'Ps a. RCchee and Mc@re Express drawing
% Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal
ANY, 50 FAMOUS gHIcAs9 yEsTTnULEp LIN
TIED composed exclusively n "a Bse. Sp dn5s
syfacnse RccSeser Buffalo, Erie Cleveland and TOiedo
tic 80 a. M. Chicago Tor Niagara Fails To.
sSn cGyeaTs cnes nss pG and pf$ at
III 80 .. m, Western NewYork and Northern Express
wy; $50 5 % Albany Troy and Utica special with
p m, AesOpu99dation e Tab Albany and nd, Troy
press lor Slas.s Fails gYf9O SUSPENSION Drldse' 70.
f iedG Deoit c%easo sees and dining
sespingcprs to Satts5uTg and Montreal Va RoSss
Point and via st. ais? & s na o osnsn
Special a ss' EHevs i11fS N9nef next "a aa9
so Fast T Might ExPr Tsdg Gr EE2essss. Rpt
dS 2 s' S. Louis Detroit and Chicago With sleeping.
c eeEs sauapy also on Sundays Ht
night Albany ENpresss With seepngears e Albany
for Saratoga Lake George and for the North except sat
Tickets ana space drawing and nd, Sleeping cars on
i5sth,se Station, New.YoIk; $3.50 wsshnetQn and 75o
wescOts Express calls for and checks baggage fren
run daily Others daily except Sunday lstop 1854
st. station 70 take up passengers fer SSTts sna WTst
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-TrsIns leave from ferries at West 42f
and Jay sts. as fooss: -
West 42d-st so a. m. yay-st 80 a. M, for Mid
dctown, Fasburg Monticello. Liberty, Walton. Delhi.
Norwich, Utica, Rome oneida, Fulton, Oswego Buidlo,
Detroit, Chicago, Waikiki Valley points ,,,,
West 42d- St, 10 D. Jay-st, :55 D. for MID.
dletown, Ellenville, Waikiki Valley points
West 42d.st, o :25 D. m. Jayst 10 p. m. daily for
Oswego Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago. st. Louis
Buffet Seepers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free Rochester.
Pullman sleepngcar berths reserved 3o7 iway,
TIRE tables tickets, &C. 207 307, 944 1925 Broad
way 737 ethave iSl Easi 125thst ed4 West 125th.st.
New.York. J. C. ANDERSON, q. i. A.,
10 Exchange Place. New. York.
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conversation insed until the mouth Of the suwanee River
opened into view, and be broke INTO that toucnhs
old melody;
"way down upsn de swsnee Ribber far. fnr away
Two hour. later no was still singing IL as he STATED
home In the moonlight leaving 10 camp with 'he
seators and moequitoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-24
RAILROADS..

CfiORE LINE.-kll Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport and tho East Express leaves Grand Cen
trail Station at q. and D. m Limited Express ana
Express train at D. M, except auncay. Esss ~
press II D. daily Palace Paflorears or sleeping
destination.
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NETWORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAIL-

NETWORK AND NEW-ENGLASD RAIL-
~ ROAD. - s- ,ox nosro~
Commencing April 80, 1889
Leaves Grand Central Depot. N Y. y. H. aud II. r. z,
Eew-York, q. sundays excepted. ARRIVES bosfsn,
PARLOR CARS.
New.Eneland Limited. leaves New-Yopr D. M daily.
Arrives Boston D. m
PARLOR CARS.
The latest evening train ot Boston leaves Newfork liza
D. M week days Arrives Boston 0. M.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS.
For tickets reservations In paror ana seeptag cars
apply at Grand Central Depot ". y, ~ y and u: Il X
4. KNOWLAND EP NlNlNo.
Ceaeral Agent Traffic Manager
337 broadway. New.York. Boston
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NEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

~ Trains leave from Chambersst Station week dlyf
for Engewood Tensfy Closter, SDaFkh and Nyack 80
100, 90 80 and IL 80 a. m 10, $3.50 200 80
20, $40 6:40 100 10 80 D. M, - midnight sundays
90. 80 i. m, and p. m For Manuel Spring Val
ley, Monsey aud Tallnans, week days 90 go A. IL,
4 so, G 40 D. m. Sundays go a. m. and D.
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rrvrnpoot Ap-i ga pm-Cotton sales OF the day
inciasd IL poo bales American Futures closed quiet
up and Lew Mddling clause pr delivery 1864 BUYERS
prIi m. Nav delivery 1904 sellers May and June de-
livery ls6t buyers: June and July delivery 2lCis
gnst anil srp;epber delivery, 2264d. sellers september
and October delivery 1464d buyers October aud H0yem
her delivery 004d buyers; september delivery 6Z2o4
ssllerA ~. -..... ,,,.. r,ad,,o ga. rov
Mtddng o. Gsod Ordinary, sSi aet and Eross receipts
20 Anr ~ NCotton-seady. MiddlnR e11lG; net
and rruss receipts. 9l6 bales exports ccastwise o4a
halss; sales l9l bsjes; stock. 1000 DAes. $50 -,
sAYAyYAH April 23-Cotton-QuleI Midulnx 70 loi Low
MiddIng sis; Cool Ordinary llo 70, anu gross &c
eeins IOl5 bales exports coaswise loOI Dzies saes
81 bales; stock. 22. 56i bales. -. s.., .,,,,u,.
Tic; Low Miidling. 9llGj Good Oriinsry Soio nes
receipts S07 bales; gross receipts izso pa'es SAFES
1885, bales stock. l93.OJT bales.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THU FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.

less spirited movement in crude certificates char
ac.erzed the opening OF the new week at the Conso
dated Exchange Transactions fell below 100O, 900 bar
res and the dealings at the Stock Exchange barely
exceeded 700 600 barrels. The opening animated
and good shape prices advancing from 81 1880 "a
cents to SO But at this point the speculation
hesitated and thcre . quiet marketing Of goods
which soon began press values downward The news
from the field OF little importance, except that
OF the Morganza wells looking like something OF
producer and the late weakness developed I'm oil may
have been due expectations OF striking good well.
The selling disposition increased toward the close, prices
breaking to 1-2 cents and making only slight final
recovery. The market closed unsettled.
The range of prices and the total dealings at TIE
Consolidated Exchange were as follows.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE

Old POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH
NEW. YORK. PHILADELPHIA & NORFOLK r. n
Train leaves foot OF Cortsndt ana pesorosses sts
az any Ticket ONCE OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.
H. w. DUNE Supt IL u. COOKE e. r. y. A.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Quotations for refined OIL held unchanged at 12
per gallon, Abel test at all pors but the market
staRnant.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNK.
CHARLESTON. April 23-Turpentins steady at 80 &c.
SAVANNAH. April 23.-Tnrp sntns quiet at SAC.
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CONGRESSMAN Mills TO THE IRoQUOIS CLUB

COyGRESShAN MILLS TO THE IRoQUOIS CLUB
Chicago, April 23-Tho fifth annual banquet Of the
IroQuO Club held tonight the anniversary OF the
birthday Of stephen A. Douglas was a success from
a Democratic standpoint Plates were laid for $50
guests, and every seat taken when President New
berry called tho assemblage TO order Many proml-
nent Democrats from all parts of the country were
present the enforced absence of Henry Waterson
was productive OF universal regret. Among the let
tiers OF regret received and read from George
william Curtis, who wrote among other things
"My occupations already made for tho time men,
TONED compel mo TO lose the signal pleasure which
you propose to me, and can only assure you Of my
confidence that the counsel of the IroquOis Club, by
their patriotism and independence, will greatly aid
wise popular decision in the impending National de-
bato OF this year"
Chairman Roger Q. Mills. of the Ways and Means
Committee, writes from Washington follows, after
expressing his regrets for his attendance
"Ke are the eve OF another great National
press ne our devotion TO Democratic principles and
orr fidelity 10 party organization Onr President
has boldly planted the coors the field and chal-
lcnged opponents to try results with us on tho
issue presented. He has done his duty faithfully
he has made every effort 10 iedecip the pledges we,
Democrats have given TO the people to reduce taxa
tion He has called the attention OF Congress TO
the heavy and unnecessary burden OF taxation now
resting on the necessar1es Of life. lie has urged
Congress 90 reduce the rates and make them lighter.
These extraordinary dntles are bringing 10 the Ma
tionaI Treasury an OF Se0O00,000 year. and
vet tho Republicans opposing the reductions on
food clothing and the implements OF labor
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Struck Gould for $1,000.

"Ben'' Hogan. whose home is in New York. says
the Cincinnati Telegram. is practical. as well as
VASCULAR, christian, and believes caring for the
body as well as the soul. Once he badly
wanting $1,000 for his hospital fund. and the re-
suit is told in his own words:
II wanted the money and wanted it right off,
and in a lump. thought bit, and concluded
I'd tackle Jay Gould. So down went to his office,
and presently got to see him. Hello Ben,' said
he. what do you want down herep "A thousand
dollars said 1. What for? told him. All
right and he scrubbed out a check for me and
handed it over to me with the remark, You can
always come to me for such things, Ben Off !
went. glad enough. you may be sure. When told
the secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. about it he said
Well you've got more cheek than have. would
never dream of going to Gould for such a thing.
When the thousand was gone got another from
Vanderbilt in just about the same way, only 1
met him on the street,
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Life is not dated merely by years. Events
are sometimes the best calendar. There are
epochs in our existence which cannot be
ascertained by formal appeal to the reg
istry.-PrOv. Sunday Courier.
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Piety does not consist in frequently going
to church, in thoushtless prayer in folding
of hands and casting down of eyes-not in
outward ceremonies and in contempt of the
joys Of life, but in cheerfully looking up to
God. in grateful enjoyment of all gifts
which rejoice, and which God has bestowed
upon uS.-Frederick Gerhard
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-02-08

God is the light, itself unseen, which
makes everything visible and clothes them
in colors. The eye does not perceive the
ray, but the heart feels the warmth. jean
Paul.
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Lost His Bearings--so Dana Says.

ST. Peter Gin response to a knock at the
gate): AREN'T you from Chicago, young
man?"
Young man: Eyes, sir"
st. Peter: well, you've lost your way
60 back to the forks of the road and turn
down. New York Sun.