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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-31


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A we 01eT i29xt29 fest % sazsh second street
eosnes Ct Jackson: Nasalngsoa TsSritery Invest.
zaent eo1npenT. I.lewsslyE Dodge asats1isx-
I~0R SALE Horsxs AND Tors N FREs5oNY.
u oulY per senF. inEeEesz on deferred raw.
nent Atklnsea- warner Co, 7oS seeonz street
L'0a sAIE--oS front gTREET. NEAR
K4Afs
tween the cable and eiecfgie road: washington
Territory Investment EompNay, Isewsllgn-
Do1Ee eHiieiug
I>0R sAI.g-Tso lots OK sEcONDsTREET.
Aas o1ace buildings which VII pay handsome
interest aa Investment Wsshingl0E Territory
Investment Company, Llswelsy11 Dodge bGila-
ing
EsoR sALE-oS MADISON STREET VIZ
have = lots on Ma4isan street which
aFer hne opportunity fer investment The
completion OF the Madison street cable road
VII enhAneS their value very nastersasly- wash
5ng1on Territory Investment Company, Level.
lyn-Dodse 6atlding.
G1ea EAcH FOR The BEsT THREE Tors
FLU isaxf21s 10 Pleasant Valley addition
Reom - Atkins block
Co. snn-EIcE s-ROoM House on TEN.
sCOs.tDU peranes street, North Seattle. Bet
iBger 50 second street.
II AXE wAsHISGToN PR0PRRTTES-ONF.Y
l. one year ago the Lake Washington ridge.
north OF the 2es3er avenue cable. WAS 81 an,
broken forest. Now aaFe than one hundred
aeres are cleared and plated aad many fine res.
laences Sre bus.t or IN construction. We Offer
fancy locations. with eveFF variety II laks and
mountain scenery, 81 moderate prices, IS fol
lows e0lots IN Whites sd1iIign, 20 lots ia aver
q Haras addition, and houses aud lots in
BHFkS's second. kRHfusan's. Holmes, Baxter's,
Lewis & Gilman :, Washington Heights. Jackson
street aud other additions. Lake washington
Land Exehsage, corner 1csleF avenue and
Baker street.. John =. aver notary pRhiicl. D.
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u-ANTED-TO RENT 4 PIANO. INQUIRE
W oi louis ef0ldsfesn. 81 Foarth street, city
IITANTED-Tw0 MALE ORPHANS. AGE 80
w years, want hoard In private family; no
other boardeu; wall pay good price. Address
Orphans. hoE al. Seattle
yEANTED--sa0o 90 HARD BURNT BRICK.
w Address Il. Post -inteiiigencer once
XTASTED-I0 PURCHASE FROM OWNER
w Tor cash, lot between Depot and Jackson
west Of Fiith street Address box lZ45, city,
giving location sad price
IVANTED-oSE YOKE oXEN. MUST Be
w yoBng sound and yell broke. " illiAm
D. Wood. rnom g. kisen block.
IIASIED-AGL KINDS RAILROAD TICK
w Is. Wilder. ticket bFoker, GlSiS Second
street, next Merchants hank
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NrEN ENGLAND MARBLE AID GRANITE
~ gGEks y iiissEn G. fTosele. proprietor. Ali
kllds 81 ceHetefF en1 nnIaaing wufk aone with
artistic tkils fRA s8r7ly of nantes constantly
% hand. boa t8galy fetser auG cheaper taaM aBF
81 Aer GFn on the c3asst designs with prices
fgrnsshea ca Apfsil eRf&es free Ut casrre. Ffks
street uag seer Fegrth snd g.ish. =sAEg8e.
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MA Coo E--TsEsST Class. At I.ses
- Frn1t strseA
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gVAETED--s cAEPET SINKS Fs1P
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H-AyTED- FoR GESERAI Horsg-
HusS. - s4z1!ig e three ANSWER a. oaee.
y4rAsTED--coog AT Is xARIoS STREET
IAYANTED FgEsT.CLAss DEgssaAgERs
- - eseonf street
4grASTzD -CeAPErs-zzss. z.ssz5ss -. Hal
~, northeast corner Tweltsa ard l4zaes
W ANTErs--A WAsHEEN0MAg. Cali. ar
80 spring stssst. netweea Sinh ard
X1TAETEB-sgRL FoR GESERAI HoT5sE-
- wgrks snESs Ds good cock Apply Ids
seeasd street.
lTANTEp Tw0 GIRLS TO woRE IN
" kiteAes- Las FROST xsresk
WANzED = e00D Gal FoR GExERAL
- nenzewoxk. z.gla Fsans
HEP BAHTED-aALE
yrANTEI.-7sTR sT-ciAss TrRSER. APPLY
W 20 - ses1Etsa1sxs Mechanics NIL ard
tAlnfeF Co, saoi Norman street.
ErASTED-c0A t.Fas sEcoXD
street. noae BAT aEst-rsass neea sppiy
NArASTED-ls GOOD grosEMAs0Ss At
~ New cnstcnhCase, Port Townsend. c. =.
Nskerasn 60
VIASTED--MAN 70 TAKE CHARGE OF
" stlekef Ezaehire. ard yoaEE naau 80 assist
on eooks. Rossa1an AeIsoaasll Ballard.
IIyAETETa-FEEsT-e CLASS ARCHITECTURAL
w arNagntsmAn- address hv lester. r. L.
sesslAh CO Third street. seattle
W ANTEn-OSE UPHOLsrFRER ASD ONE
" mattress nzaksr Al FaFrAa q aszlows
Ills Third street,
W ANTED-AGESTs IN WASHINGTON.
w Idaho and Montana for the parsae states
j seFinGs. l.oaa aac Building Co. OF san Fran
ctsto. exclusive territory liberal remuneration
afss permanent postioa Ia good solicitor Seager
8 Hart, general agents. room Atk5Ess block.
/ c9.annsa street
W. sFgD-AGESTs, aES OK LADIES
W Apply a. "a Fifth street
xYYANTED-IE WASHINGTON NATIONAL
w Building, Loan aad Investment Assoeia-
ZION at Is tar Ia a3t&1ee Of any similar aSso-
cation 10 America Liberal terms and perna-
ntnt position % active reliable men as sFase
managers and special EgsHts !. Hin Cass. see
Rotary aud General Manager, = ana = KIgsn
block sestfIs. Nsshil gfau
nETECTIVEs WANTED N FyERY COUNTY:
~ shreNG men 70 ace under instructions In
nef secret service experience not necessary.
Send 2-eent stamp Grammar Detective Bureau
to. Arcade. Cincinnati, .. ssn-th
W(Sn SALARY, SO EXPENSES IN AID
DNbO vance. allowed e&eh month. steady
employ o. hone oftrarelinE; no soliciting;
duties, delivering and MAJ ing collecFToas; no
pfstai cards. address. with stamp, Hafer & Co.
Ea4aa, DaEn. fufh-kat.Sun
W4sTED-HIsCfT s.FOrS.
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~ ~. nINsoLt rIoN.

NOTiCE The PARTNERSHIP aERETO
~ Tore eKlstlag between A. d, Liewellyn aad
z {. Dodge, ala1eE tho firm name Of Iaewellyu
Dodge i Co, IS tAis Gay dissolved rs mutual
CONSENT a = LLEwELLTN,
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vi Front street: voice culture, piano gniiat
s1ocatf9n; physical ealtare elias, 10 IA,
Ssfurdavs
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WILLIAM {. CEosBTE.
Dated a. Seattle This October s0tA, 1850.

NOTICE OF DISCO rT1oN OF PARTNER
~ kAIp-Ine nrm heretofore existing under
the name and style Of SaTtori. Conrad & Co.
ocsug business 50 No 2.gl0 Front street IN the
city OF SeattIe. W. T., Is this day dissolved By
mutual consent, Mr.. r. Ssvfori having pur-
chased the entire interest OF Mr.. Chsrles Conrad
IN the concern Mr.. T. Ssrtori win celleef all
debts Cue TO the firm, ard viii pay al debts due
by The hrm- CHARLES CONRAD,
4. SARToRl,
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NOTICE DISSOLUTION or Co-PAgTNER-
" sala-The SRA heretofoFe existing ander
fh@ aAEae and style OF Fox & Crostae, doing
business on tae southwest corner Of Pike sud
SAITH streets. n The city % Seattle. Is ths day
dissolved By mutual consent Milllsns c. CroSbse
having purchased tns entire interest IN the
business OF +. l. Fox W no retiraS 10 give his en-
tire attention - the business OF the Nelson Isl.
&na Granite Company
william C. CfoSose win hereafter ccuancf a1d
carry on said kgsinssS sf the old stand and viii
pay All debts ana colieeg al balls due from and
owing 20 said Hrm. K L. FOX.
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CoOD BOARD AND IoDGgSG. s. PR
NJ week, a. sol Tents street; try us
oTICE-HoLlIsTER's LUMBER YARD
~ has removed from squires wharf to foot
Lake svenue. North seattle.
INoR RENT-glo-ACRE FARM. APPLY al
i room &, Colonial block, corner Second and
ltHlLrfr.tf. ia
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D4Y.IsG ACaDEnY.

DASaIsG ACADEMY.
I'VE QUEKN CITY DANCING ACAnFaY AT
1 Wiek9trnm's hall, corner Eight AID Go.
iumibis. class i0t sdalts every Monday evening
ard every saturday afternoon Toy ladies ana
children select serial every saturday evening.
H4RNEss AND S4DDLEBT.
DUY YOTR HARNESS ASD sAuDLE. WHIPS,
ID etc. from Mcsofl@T 4 tsolaf. Commercial
feet. opposite Dexter Horton & Cos. hank
TlARNEss ASD sADDIERT-~JAMEs wHEE
4 Ian, wao is ~ ETgseat located ~ i.0Ei Third
street, hiss certainly tho finest display Of h&g-
nsss. saddIaFy Ans turf goods 40 be ss~n sny.
where t0elAy IN Aesffls, This gentleman Al o
carries hae assortment a carriage srs18ntngs
sd nkkss sfeetR3ty a. rePAtrtaz. Hf WI
&sD does large wholesale a151 fet&ts tus3oess
$50 dc wagfaHrs a. bis worx and selts ~ prices
tat afe t0uHd - aTsng tastalE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
FINE CARRIAGES TO GO TO PARIS.

Healey & Co., coach builders of No LAS Broad
way win represent their industry a, the Universal
Exposition 10 be hold at Paris during the summer
The firm has sent eight specimens Of its well-hoTn
productions designed expressly for this exhibition
AS examples Of tho emInonce tho art Of carriage build
ing has attained In this country the collection Is
unique, and 1t can be safely said that few othcr
nations or industries show such harmonious
combination Of the work Of tho artist and The artisan
as IA exhibited In the designing and manufacture Of
these vehicles.
The gentlemsn's speeding wagon. with top,
weighing complete las pounds, is beautiful spce[
men of the combination OF the minimum weight with
the maximum strength, and VIII safely carry go
Mounds The driving wagon, with top, for park
or road use, Is also shown, weighing $50 pounds and
suitable for two occupants The open summer car
riaee known to this fru the Lortllard phaeton,'
adapted TO four persons, is another example OF the
development Of the purely American vehicle which
cannot fail to attract the interested attention OF
europeans. One Of the most striking and attractive
features OF this exhibit is twopasscnger sleigh, with
a servants seat at the rear " Is marvel OF con
strliettye skill and taste, with Its sdo panels elabo
patsy carved and its underworld made OF forged iron
IN scroll patterns The entire collection reflects credit
m fbs enterprise and skill Of Healey q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
D. LoWBER SMITHS PROPOSITION
WILLING 10 CONSENT ToA TRIAL OF HIS RIGHT
TO CONTINUE COMMISSIONER OF PUB-
IIC WORKS AFTEp NAV

Lie WORKS AFTER MAY 1.
The Mayor has received the following proposition
nom D. Lowber Smith, Commissioner Of Public Works:
Department Of Public Works. No. 81 Chambers.st.,
Hon. Hugh J. Grant Mayor.
on SIR 5 learn barn from yaroas sources that You intend
to Che ONCE hold, Commissioner Of Public Works,
under the superstition that my term Of Office VIII
character and ability whose opinion SOU acconp 1
this this Rose that my term does not expire at that tine
Of May s not as to S Sa tho S' once . y
day longer than ! am entitled to Il by law but,
the right to IT shalt have been decided by the Court
70 facilitate such decision of tho question with
fun security 10 the rights Of every person In interest
and without Interruption Of tho pnbic business, and
tention on either side, suggest that counsel be
designated to represent the interests OF whoever you
sp Rs on % s as $
Counsel in the case Of Wood agt Lacombc. snch
court e FIRST @s in Sf sy aa 9s
that month An appeal BY the defeated party can be
mstp IN sy decided y that court before the
LIST Of Jnly.
continued until that result eau be reached; but win
stpnlate that II tho decision Of the supreme Court Is
office unless The decision Of the Cour.of Appeals shall
DO IN my favor, Submitting this proposition to yon
with an earnest desire 70 avoid contention by prompt
that either party should desire, and both with equal
willingness should accept, trust tnat tDS proposition
WIN be received and acted upon In the spirit
d. LOWBER SMITH,
Commissioner of Public Works.
This is the accompanying opinion of Mr. Smiths
counsel, referred to in the foregoing proposition:
ID. Lowber Smith, ESQ.
Sir: After careful examin alton Of the question ut
your request we are Of opinion that under the statutes
governing that subject, the term Of your Office OF
Commissioner of Public Works does not expire tho
first day Of May next but that you arc lawfully en-
titled TO hold that Office till the completion OF
farm which VIM expire on the first day Of May, 1901
The Mayor therefore, has no power to appoint your
successor untl the expiration OF that term; and II
is your right and duty 10 hold the Office and perform
its functions Mountaineering any such app9nm9n o
Contemplate mailing to have the right submitted to
and determined by the courts without delay, by
case similar to that properly made in the controversy
between Wood and Lacombe In relation to the title
Of the office Of Counsel to the C0rpUSHon i By
that course, not only lengthy cen troyersy VIM be
tected during the brief period necessary to nna' al
Indication OF the question. NVAam u ;sn5syr
Hew-Yorh, April 49, 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
4 COMO OPERA BY TWO WoMEM
1T is TO BIZ GIVEN AT THE STANDARD THEATRE
To-MoRRow-wHAT 1T Is LIKE.

1T is TO BIZ GIVEN AT THE STANDARD THEATRE
ro-MoRRow-wHAT 1T is LIKE.
so,oss aid no. carry It's work Of investigation at its
last convention so far a. womsns work In the field OF
comic opern but he'd the convention been held the last
~ this month Il would have had that opportunity
comic opora the work Of two women Of this city VINO
have abored IN che musical and newspaper helds VIII DO
oro1aeed at the standard Theatre tomorrow Ihere
has been some the about the opera Tne
writer Of the bretto Desey Bancker whose name u
familiar to the readers Of he Montreal Herald as the
yorb rorroronndent She has also written for 1.-THE
Cincinnati Enauircr" ''The Turf Field and Farm and
other papers and periodicals. Miss Banckcr Is known
hare a. a member Of the Kniekerbocker family OF that
name being The daughter OF j. II. Baneker ana grand
daughter the maternal aide, OF Mlchac Henry whose
father John s. Henry, was one Of the founders Of ne
Stock Exchange Miss Banekef was aSSs'ea 0y "S''''
Raynaud. p"
The composer is Mrs Emma Marcy. Raymond. daughter
OF Dr. Edeerson L. Marcy, Her name is familiar TO the
oatrons OF Gimore's concerts The composer OF sneh
popular numbers 'he ToboRran Gallop' 1.-THE Craa
eide Polka" 1.-THE Coauette Polka" 1.-THE Mayhower''
Her numbers have been glayed at Baden Baden hamburg
and and the leader Of the Hamburg bana writes
Mrs RAYMOND every 10 learn what her new eonpo
sitions are Cappa Neuendort and Munc1i LnloS aiso
pay her music. Mrs Raymond received o charming
lete. day from Patti, whom she knows we'll
asking her 70 cable how the opera Is received
The opera is called "Dores" 1t Ia In three acts, and
the scenes are laid in Washington, D. C., Arizona and
chihuahua Mexico Politicians and Indians compose the
characters and they whr through the National Capitol
Arizona and Chihuahu1. Intriguing making love, causing
numerous complications but In the man bound n pursuit
o! goldenhlired wig. the talismon OF the tribe The
Mikotr,ikrahs Politics love and 1rewater" play Lively
part.
The music IL modelled after the italian school, and
follows the story In close companonsho II Is promised
that the costuming and scenery will be brilliant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
N EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
on R shd ai er ARflI ~ s sTSins teSVe

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f. s'S B.
yqRk shIoGso FAkSSHss AIsFlNsSIER ssM
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s' Srs Rssn and SS5iasSS E1gS css
%dss s:aSsN 81 TIT w.,
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meets 70 tSs North Adams and intefmsdsts
TitcR5S9Fgc 5 r Cincinnati. and S. 1ovl, Tx
pres. td2 EisgaSs Fs buffalo sSspe9slcP stidss r..
Bs HS ana and GSas Win 1ss6Hsd AID
o:PinssO 'nS dining 3ene.l canandalgu. Esprss.
.Sd 70 sy ST sd tRSs sS s Is
ass Sa%' sSads sunday does not ives. Albany
81 Sss SIsbi M c 81 e SG.
LSs sRa e "a c, via sy sgss
Sturdy, ais % Cananiaisua on sundays only:
eoa5sds E4A fHi 'nf
albany Correct, ss Albany With train for shs West
sse sso% sasI 5i:saTsya
Il Ra.s i Rsis Ss:Sf sSs sSd 80
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K ss III !: ss ssSs' n s';s
FAST p1rrsr1ELp AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
eS. station Harlem E By,SS . S9y sz'D' Sunday
GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
J. NJ. ToGCEY General Superintendent -
~ EW LINE TO WASHINGTON AND
= RE.T1 2d Sn reR.if9
fare for 81 iBi rl?ss :1ls trains
WashPssn naIR S s S9asSn ana y sn siss
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so o:a H sS sag 20 Jas $50 o0 sss.
D. cpnG OS cars on open to reeeive pas
sss ST. s.s ssR ss DEisSSsa s
ives. I2Sthst 1872 East iSSts,sr oSiya
ST. sSG call for snd sAses
baggage from hotel 0. residence.
NORTHERN R4ILR0AD OF ,,,sa ~ssl dss. 4;
nnslsT gGan fsn 9sa eSsss
sgS 70 a6a J. I ioao p NJ Il midnight Sundays. I.
o ss9s1,d M sians % crsssE and way. sao and
2t FOR Manuel Spring valley MOnsey and Talimaaa
ERIE RAILWAY ; {, Offices Bo 4o1 81:
Place, Chambers and Esd Streets ferries NewYork ssi
p1a ?a corner Ssss sRa
s eS Tsss Sse shs ssd s'sl S g
ihaaage can be obtained Express trains leave 23dst
minutes earlier than TIME shown from Chambersst local
trains 70 10 minutes earlier.
prs g m cS % S pax Express r'naa
o.Tea 10 ma S cSinss ana sT
D. "a, every day, "Chlcago. aud 81 Louis Limted.s
f a p,S sTt sss ssSDeE SSa:si
St. Louis No extra charge Tor fast time.
8 30 y. m. eherY day "Chiesgo Expresss Pullman
Bule. S,repers, Blnghapton. OweEo Enlra Rochester,
Buffalo, Cincinnati and Chicago.
nod Sq' T. ias Sac iiS ssS
$50. Q. no. $40, Z, 30. 0. 10; 40 IL night .
iS 40 fao SiiSS $50! Ss6s0s 80 1 sSa
Ss s's' s $40 81 S9 90 e . 70 81 1S i ssS
20 = goo t:sc. $50 s'aC, $50 ID
'$S ss a sjo sS s sssS
SsScer9. LOCAL s'ss go, ;so, 4; 100 9si. n
Eewoura 90 10 80 a M 80 4, "a oo P,sd
Middletowr aud Port gervis a4a 1850. Q. to;so
81 Sunday S,sH se sii Ssis nsa 10 lie, 10
,iS g. l. Is 80. 100 $780, 10 30. ~ night NonaFk
Branch, o q. 80, o $50 and 10 y. 10. !.
Express halns from the West arrive IN Hss'Aoh =
w SggsSsaS: - - is sss,l H Az zssaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
BONDS.
THE BANK STATEMENT
Saturday, April 2O--p.

batnrday, APRIL 2O--p. m.
By the operations of the Ncw-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended Inst night, which included
the payment Of s2,502,l5o for purchased bonds,
the associated banks gained SO, 755, OOI. The
statement for tho week reports q gain of
s7,e43,000 cash. which reflects the actual con-
dition Of the banks week ago, rather than TO-
day. The disbursements by the Treasury counted
for about their full worth in calculating the
averages, and, while the movement of currency
WIS toward this centre, the balance is shown by
the statement 10 have been less favorable than
had been expected. The contraction Of loans was
so small, in proportion to the probable withdrawal
OF Government bonds sold 10 the Treasury, that the
volume of mercantile and speculative loans
undoubtedly was increased. The changes resulted
in an increase of s6O2l 90 in the surplus reserve
which is now sl2,0s6,650, against Sl4,24o,300
year ago, se,6oO,soO, in the previous year, and
s13,323,55o in 1886.
The following the comparative statements Of April
and Anrli
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
III Elk PRESS SERVICE between Eew.York, South
smpton Iondoh) and Hamburg by the new Twin screw
etHaeTs Augusta Victoria and Columbia OF 10 900 tons
and iq 500 horse power WIN sail May 20. June 81 July
IgsmmonIS D. n, Apr 2S 1st esh slo0; pd cab. $50
REGUIAR SERVICE 70 plymouth I;ondo9l. Cher
boufg (Parlsl and Hamburg; also direct % Hamburg
RhaetiS a p. M, April 81 California a. M April So
,.Otss, oss.e S' AZ ns6sd Cement Passage once,
way. G. sSHuTSz. Dir c., p, RICHARD, 60"
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Railroads..
- y, - -,
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.


I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOr,Iands and
ESQ g. M for CatSsauaua and lntermedlste points.
and tho Wsst and principal local points Chair car to
Gii ii a. m for Cherry Ford and intermediate points.
1 d, ~. for TpnhhanpOek and lnteFmeulntc pVinsl
Chair cars ~ Tunkhann0cS Sonheeaoh 70 heauDS S4
for to p' s1 nd iuRR S.Dsp'' intermediate
40 D. M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection ~ Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
Mayo D. m tof Geneva Lyons ElmlTs ROehesos Buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper 70 Lyon an ', .on
eGyins a. MshaSo1 5sd hs sHe So tesoSS
a. m. for MsSeh tnuak. Taiie'on and intermodass
m for copsy and nssr%saa'fs pcS;S:ss nrr,.
and the Wen sSsr. Pf Hs.ela ode o ss5 Sresaw.
TTTEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G. sc
w ~ n. n II Co.. Lessce.-Trans leave West 42d
s ss .a'i fssin shlSsssGS. De'Fga
S.nais oi Fsis Z + SS n Nssa
@ syTsq Uss 49, gpssSa NJ sDa n 80
FOR utea only. Kingston, sauSertes cstsxIll Albany
sh5 800 n, 'yo mr. AID y k "a SO .snS
R.S " SSssqs Sii % 'I hs SaS ess p
o sSs 4 . & asy S2sas ssa9 f EssT:
iioSSkcS, wsst sSors sStion, al 100 a, m. . 80
ptSs For sESf ss'%sSiSi so iron
Annex once foot Of Fpton-st New:YosS Ges2I1. sag
md ots Brosdway 1912 geysry y PARK d Place and
st. H. r. Westeotts Express calls for and checks bag.
case Ssn sSsfi Ps as Agent vsadOs r.
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THE PETROLECM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The NewYork prcss continued yesterday to print
from their western correspondents sensational reports
of transactions In Ohio oil territory, etc. intended
to create alarm over she competition Of the Ohio
v,o1,c, With the Pennsylvania Illuminating iuld
sinea the reports wore first published last week,
crai denials from Standard representatives here and
st the west have been furnished, showing that that
comuany has failed yet TO be able y utilize the Ohio
on as an iilnminnnt. Tho crude .mrket yesterday
showed that these deniais were beginning TO produce
some effect After early sales at $50 81 ID cents,
prces hardened to IS 1c Gems, and closed a. that
figure firm in tone.
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QOfran STEAMERS.

AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.
III The new twin express steamer
AUgUSTA.NICTOHlA
Of 10000 tons and 10. 500 horse Dowsr viii leave
W. NoW.YOrk for
SOUTHAMPTON (LoNDoN) AND HAMBURG
NAY % and JUNE -.
General Onlee, Gcucrnl P9ssaGe Onlce,
No a. rtoadway New York G. b. RICHARD & CO.,
U. J. CoRTIS, Manager. Oh broadway, New. YORK