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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The total volume Of trading the Consolidated and the
Stock Exchanges In crude certificates yesterday zen below
1000 600 barrels large part Of the day the market
was lissess and without positive tone. After sales at
Oh 1Aa90 7S cents against 81 cents on Saturday night
tho speculation seemed TO fix attention az ii cents ard
traders discussed the possibility Of solution OF thu
future on guesses the intentions OF the represents
yes OF the refining and producing interests The intention
Of tho @ producing interests would TO have been
sufficiently advertised. ~ is in aecofctace vita ne
pubie declaration at Oil CITY, Penn on February not
70 sell any part Of the $4,000 barrels Of reserve Oh
before May less tlian ~ per barrel Ihis certainly
lis large part OF available goods out OF speculative
circles and explains OF the reasons why borrowers 81
certlcaes continue TO pay 20 cents Of tho 25 cents
Carrying usually paid by holders or even pay Az he
carrying charges many Instances. Tie Intention Of
iho frned increst IL pwbaby 70 carry eaoa2a ssoek
prudent view Of the rapidly shrinking amount o.
stock above ground 70 get as much Tor ne renea paues
as possible and buy tho crude neede1 az a. low
ngarc consistently be obtained The Intention q
the bears probably try work new scare aoott
tho composition OF 0hIo with Pennsylvania oil: The In
tenton OF the general public would seem TO be 70 walt
until there was good promise for profitable ventures IN
the petroleum market The crude certificate market
closed strong at about top prices - -. -
The range Of prices and t,s total dealings were ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
1mn rpAnE isl cHIcAao.

Chicago Feb % Especial 1.-THE inspection sheet sno"oa
the largest receipts Of wheat here this year 1874 cars ana
the largest proportion OF grade, 50 cars These
figures indicating tho in which ihe owners OF Ene
wheat everywhere heading IL toward Snlcako Mere
early bear influence IN he crowd An eSPess sas =,
cling among the wi Ger wheat heds m .he tn,fest ~
some the commission houses feportee nas ae hs,as
that rains had fallen everywhere over hs stas on ssgr
day night and sunday and that ne wheat % w,
the No Northern up there, which has az along Deea a.
considerable premium over chicago ost us plelssn
early in the day These the Influences wnes gsss
the market here It's tendency cables were veinsns
There was bigger decrease. cs5;eoO bushels n hs
,sibie slnnly than was expected May wheat opened ~
~ 90 X sold between III % IL and 81 " "a and
Closed az Ell Os. The best figures were made when y
hecane evident thai decrease In the visible supply
would be more than was generally eouated UPON M
low noint was Just before the Close ON ram
by half dozen prominent scalpers THIS rad maze a.
bout o'clock. carried the price for May ~ ~ 20
and would certainly have taken lower but ior fs'Dah
ne gave Al order for 600 900 at 81 % or better ana
Lee oEed I'm 500 goo bushels before the selling fufofe
Was checked Corn kept al the session within fenge OF
Ia cent oats dull corn, keeping wtaln range
~ 10 cent The intsTess in the provision pt centred IN
ohhor, rihs Brpkers sold several million pounds NAY
poTk opened sf1 49, and closed a. 60 3. is4ag w.
MAY short ribs opened at SO TO- anc Closed az 20 w. w
the curb May wheat sold at al oS 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

ON tho Produces shange today tue Butter market Was
liz. weak a isSi$yG
Isng u issS. Sos TsSsy wssss dPI
No. Red eIc Corn easy No Mixed ss,2eSss 9"ss
liver 70 ann h mammal s2 y H S aa e y 10 b
meats unchanged short Kes sS .as 'e Of seS
p n.nsd OSa. 90 the basis , q q 81 Bqs s.ees ri
r n's Z, g Sfe sugar steady Hard Refined Esg
Ean' sGS sno T ssss. % j. e. s 81 res 1000
ss,s sp .h rSsSf ms 1850 Egg. quiet steady %
Arm Choice and ohio Fsts l6ISile Eastern Exchange
nlents. 1000 BUSH
pErEorr. Feb as-wheat-yo White, ss.h lO2c; NO.
@ gSS sns as. Sesgy pd lSS s
No q 26ac No White az &c kecep@-Wheas llooV ousn
Corn 10 500 bush Oats ii,40O bush
bid Corn steady No Mixed 20 no. Oats steadyi No
MmwAukEK FEB. ss-EOar aoslvs and o steady; Wheat
8 Sss Sys,sas 81 .os sSs
PTs.E q R hS'ss ;s ss I Ra dScss
i6ssie aecsipts-Eloar $4,000 9bls Wheat 1000 eqsh
III 500 6n.h. Barley 9,lO0 bush
pnnRt Feb 2s-Corn Arm New High Mixed 29h a25 &c,
Nv t new sefs' wte zee quSs y
IN No q lSRa4o whskey firm Wines 81 Oh ;
sBPsh I'VE $3.50 bush shpmentsoCrn 10000 bush oats
pS 600 lush Rye 100 bush
E sspstss 3 sss' but dor d. ss
FAMILY NJ SSss' 3d. s'P PsSn e SSs Roller III
S ET0Ss1s As osss 40 Indiana Clear Ss5 Isl d.
e ssfs hGas sq IS fG Ssss 9o %s
t.r Patent Fair Choice ss ogSs6 co. Minnesota Clear
Bactxea steady as q sS Ss, 10 per 100 lbs
S' grain depsE iosLc No. Do lose SS Red foS Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

ApM oo9soae do for May ioossiolc rye steady a
h3c Cor No 2 Pennsylvania. Corn quiet but steady,
20. High MIXED track ., 4oe; DO u gram depo!d
IN export elevator 30 No ysIloy IN Sa,n aePet
rusry 4o &c do for March dsfor April ii
lii.c do :or May 425l24c oats Market ruled steady
futures steady: 80 White February ssa93ac; % Marca
saSsls &c. do for April S4034 Lc 10 May "a ad25c
Potatoes dun White Potatoes York ana wostsra
Tiv yo.e choice 45c per BUSH; Early Rose good
IS asse: Barbanks and White stars choice 35c VAN
Proylsions dull steady. Beef-cy Family $40 90 per tbL
Dc do ranktfs 40 90. Smoked Beef AZ l0al01c: Basf
Hans sis 50Ssll Pork-Msss: New w "; do Prns
Smoked IiailLc; do $. T; Cured, n ierces gtSIo's
ia do IN ssif 1,ec. Sides Clear Ribbed smoked Sa 70;
shoulders ir dry salt and fully cured Cos c do smoked $40
&c; shoulders pickle cured al ac Do do smoked
eilies u pickle ga She: DO. breakfast Bacon 9zUl0c;
Lard QUIET steady CITY Refined a &C.; steam sssso
Creamery Extra as0c. Vein cfsnaery Est.s 10
Packing Butter Eggs sT se.s snI
Part Skins 6a5c Full Skins 29Se suE s ds gn
bran si6 Ooasi7 90 per Peiroleam dpll 10 Abe!
test In bDls 10 Receipts-Flour LOO Dds Wheat
200 bush Com $4,000 bush. oats 1880 Dnsh. snip.
ments-Wheat ZOO bush. Corn 1880 BUSH oass 1900
1s.all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

Commissioner James A. Hoyt, appointed by the Gov
ernor Of South Carolina 10 represent that state IN tho
Centennial Inauguration Celebration of April 3O IN
forms the Executive Committee that south Carolina
viii be represented in the military parade on that day
The Governor and his sta the Aduant General Of the
State and other prominent citizens will accompany tho
troops 10 New-Iork. South Carolina VIII furnish her
military with transportation and with quarters and
rntfous while here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Par North River. Vessels and Railroads.
crNrnAI. MARKEr REpoRr.

,.oSSY held Sales 600 bags n se ioE 10 g. saa
ie sc for No. 4 Fair eargees qusajes 800 pieais
gadSne soS2l Zoe The speculation Teseasa moderate crate
aggregate and the general ismei First saes indicated
decline Of 5ai5 points after which oS remote months
break o. sts adv Rio Arm Exchange yale y "a
receipts 1.-TWO days 10000 oagS ea9 has, ResenS
brgs: Santos receipts 1.-TWO day So oo aes epno
a. rio July 10 February "a $50 9og o6 h sno
49, ieS I os5 200 bags same time 1881 zd5OVyv Daxs
Ic 10 Eam,s INV 10 February "a, lss0, l7asOO
bags; same time 1888, Sl5,VOo %. 1aR bba1gs ~ '
/ S64 Sales here. 60,2oO p1ee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

The ~ tTnNe Is tfIlintIt'I ~ . 'V
BEEVFS-Recepts yesterday and to-day, Sl4 car LOADS
OF 5S4 head-s2 carloads direct 70 Fast side s9d Bookyn
1876 carloads at G0thHt OF when % ear
loads FOR Nh Eastman, 20 carloads Tor y stetn,
reroad4 Strauss, and carloads Tor Metz
80 Iiv ana OK carloads nearly all for tho market,
Were received &C Jersey Guy Eleven eafiosas OF lou
hcad arc d so due at Oak CHI tonight 80,
THO onerinrs mainly Medium 10 GOOD Steers Win
very few light cattle aud not much tash IN he
,,-is Trade vas to-day, and while The under
rcs were fairly steady aoo1 eatlc were shsde lover
ousy considtfed few tall ends sold at ~ ogFS 90;
but ho general market az the range OF ~ bO4S 40
Tor Medium Prime Bulocks with ier scaitefiS .aes
a. Al 90 and tops bringing 81 10 % 90 10 Bus, btaRs
and Cows sOd q e0ata 20 - -. -.
The CllUdpnlah sas Tomorrow win 100 Boefes ah1
the Exeter CITY with $50 Do and the Nevada taxes out
oOtO quarters % beef
This weeks shipments Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton are A follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
posTMAsTER PEARSON AGAIN At HIS ppsr

Postmaster Pearson was at his desk The Posoeaca
Building yesterday for the first in three yeeta
His face Is thin. but has healthy color He saId that
he had suffered from indigestion brought on By wan, q,
exercise lie had found the Of Illness IN time
and he anticipated further trouble He win take more
exercise In the future. He had unpleasant time IN tho
South, as one week was rainy covering che ground
with six inches Of snow and every day except one being
cold on Indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
THE TRIAL OF DR. REYNOLDS PROCEEDS
,Ihl trial Of DE. W. Am Ravn La hhar..cd In

The rial Of Dr. WI am NJ. Reyn bis charged with
maklng false statements IN order 70 secure lIsuface
money his house a; Finishing and ats contents
after they were destroyed by c. was resumed ycstef
day In the Court Of Oyer and Tcrmner and the IN
finished examination Of Mrs Jessie REYNOLDS tho
defendants wife, proceeded. She had learned from
her husband, she said, that she was mistaken IN
Reynolds next placed on the stand lie was
examined as to documentary evidence alre,dv betoro
the court and corroborated the testimony given Inv bs
wife. The iIial goes on today. - '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

CoTTON--For prompt delivery bad "a. uSIan1, Nv
,o1y aod uncha6ged rates Sales part late SATURDAY.
400 bales Tor export and $40 bales t9f Jun I
5zo bales for consumption Port receipts aoSiS oas s
against 10 no bales lat week ana 9V-J Dates JOE ls
Same time last veor SeDtefnDcr hc receipts az
the ports aggregated $4,000 ba,s, o i ns VIZ"
4 the corresponding une itS. SEASON.
Quotations are baeed on American sahdafa OF ciaah-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

FALL RIVER Fob. 25he mint cloth market Il on,et and
nrm ~ unchanged quotations basis Of % tor sot Ga
TAG week opens with moderate Inquiry and Indications o
healthy bneinfss Futures demand but
not inclined 10 make Concessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
STAINED,
IA Low

60 o-4,,arv IA Low Niiiling-.--.-S 10 16
s SIZE GOOD 0rinsry.i IS Midiing.......0 SO
Tbe sDocuiafIou offered no features. and prices
euetnste3 vhln nafrow angc. Liverpool a1yiecs were
froreer which had . stimulating influence, tary sales
were az "a ai,anco Of abou: points and mai ngls
show gains Of points on February, anu %4S pom" Oh
49, A. Anlna AZ 100 lllNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
voDx navy TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY

Pennsylvania do 50 N, at % CO., 2s State Lambs 90
Hume Mullen 1s2 state sheep 70 ny az 90 q; 20
g g. sOs 70 10 SCI Is%ss q sac Sheep S
99e sheep g q & r 3. a. a.
Is 3d. az e * ass; zs Ohio Lambs IS H. AZ IS; 1ia DO
u Il p q 20 g 49, 2SS az ks 81 Sheep %
@ S 81 q hiSbs 6 Al ass oaI ss d. t.
ss Sl IL 40 State lambs 81 n At % 2io Neh
'P Sherman uS go % Culver 7oe western Lambs 70 IL d. at
sa as. q md Ssaa as'a S
may g. quoted Of % 1oSs5 60 per 100 n.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO Feb 25.-catcE Receipts for last "a hours Lay
heal Total Tor I'll. Teek u' head OSo through
sunday 81 carloads s2 Of which TO Esx Yors co.
carloads sale market p Common to Ear 81 s sS e
sss os ac cows SRs s2S @ veas % 20
ro sSff r au ho Eses thus al For he
week 400 CONSIGNED through % carloads Of Which ito to
demand Common S1 Sss q FAIR q
s o. GOOD 70 cSSics Lambs 81 aSSss rs Extra
~ az t * hours were ii42o head
tho week thus far 10000 For time last week zS29 90
SS1ss.' an se S gs higher S Pigs IS @
s sSs xNrf Ssas e
,Ss, s @ss sSs x T 1000 a.s
45OO market steady Beeyes "a OOD4 &c. steers p OOg
Mixed 81 6683 35. Texas Cows So 2O92 49,. -.
.S%s sSSd q lgs9 g. S'd Heavy e 5Ssi &
81 00a$4 s7x, Pigs 81 50Ss4 80. -. ..,
lower. Natives, &3 509s5 % Western cornfed 81 800
"a 80. Texans So 90 "a 3d. lambs 81 70 ass 20
ST. LOUIS Feb 25.-Cattle-- Receipts 900 :; shipments
l0o market strong Cnece Heavy Native steers W 20
asA 2Dl Far 70 Goou - 80 scners S ss ca Good
81 1913 90 Hangers, Cornfed. IS 000$3 40 Grassfsd
81 80 90 80.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 shipments 900: market Arm e
higher Heavy Selections 81 500 - 90
Packing Medium 70 Prime. 81 4O04 CO. Light Grades
Ordinary 20 Best, 81 5594 rs.
Fair 10 Choice 80 000s5 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
PRODUCE MARKETS.

rrvrrpoor Feb $3.50 .. m.--Beef-In poor demands
extra India mess casy 65 OIL porkIn poor demand Hams
In air demand BaconThe demand has fallen o. Cheese
In poor ennnd American finest white and coored du ~
In fer demand. steady 35s Cd RosIlIn fair demand
farpo and futures poor demand Wheatln poor ae
maud Now 10 Spring steady at Is lid Flour-in ar &c
,nand Coru-Spot-In fair demand tures-in poor De
,nand mixed Western February steady al - II nMch
and April steady Is Cd Hops at ondon-Ne" YORK sa'e
- In fair demand. -, a.. .,,.n,,n ...-,.
racine ports DOC quarters from other sources
81 400 Receipts Of TOR the past week. $1,000
qIIan5NspoS Feb 254 petroleum. edse'd
sa Snwrnp Feb 25wcOIs lard closed 1t sS francs as
% fe 5sPetroIeum pale Americas IL franss
n stimas Maid and II francs = . confines sellers
pprMEN YEN 25-Petroieum-6 marks 80 ptenalIA
OH. MARKETS
m, r,ry Feb Natohs transit cerncates OPENED -
oiI highest s2L lowest s0h closed sss .n Ss.ss
e a Ray sIss hpmens S6S6 barrels sei62 bar
rels ,y.,.o..,
anst Sertaates opened al 9lis closet 81 we hsnSs
92L lowest s0At , ,r...,, o..,,e..,.s
opened at 81 n clesed NJ o~A' nis"e'" ~
Clearances, ass, 600 bDlss =. ~.-..s.....
r,rrsvrtfK penn Feb 25-Nauona Transit Ceg,iacAtss
M Jl Ia highest. cast lowest vo's esosoa w
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE-
,,n,vsrox Feb 25.-Turpentne firm ats 10
yviansaroS Feb. 25.-furpennne arm ~ 40"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

ca. quotations. were "a follows No sprng Wheat lo4c
NO. 0 spring Wheat a6gg7e No. 2 .ed lO4$e. no. =
lev nSrinaL No. / Flax seed AZ 81 So, Prime Timothy
as nv per 100 b. short RiS side. loose 81 50 Sg 90 pry
reel al iaaSaJ Whskey distllsr finished goods u 03
nor Gallon sugars-Cut Loaf Ia 851c Granulatsi 7isoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
domestic situatiOns fpanisO
females.


females.
MONTHLY or SICK NURSERY one
l'lNith long experience terms very reaseh-
able; unexeeptlonable references rom sitJ
physlcians NJ. O., Tribune uptown oAhoe'
l,23S Broadway
NJ RISE. Professional; graduate Of train,
a INK school terms mooeraie' ~"
East 2sth.st. --
NURSE aad sEAMsTREss;1oB1ly English
~ Protestant; competent child's nurse
thoroughly understands taking caro- OF In
ftnts or growing children excellent s'ain-
sfns,t good ehamhermaid wsgs rp i99 sS
SCHOOL. ass 9d.ave.
NJ URsE and SEAMSTRESs.-By neat,
~ tidy young German girl, fond Of Gnu.
dfon VIII Do hound willing and obligihg
has 1ret-ulass city references. Please cah
lol7 0th.avo, between 5Itl end ostn stA
NURsE.-ly experienced young woman
as Infants nurs1 thoroughly Under
neat sever r otiIeins 3 years references
from last EMPLOYER; no objections 20 c0un-
try. Seen nc Nine. JACQUfN'S, COZ 8sh-
ave.. upataivs.
NURSE. ny North German girl city
' refetenctsi cnn take ehergc OF children
Mrs, TYLER, sss oih.ayye.
NJ URsE q neat, tidy young gls. TO
' baby will work for 81 q month willing
and obllging; good city references. Call
81 IA East aistst
NJ u tlSE. lily an experienced F'rcnch-
II woman. as nurso Ia n private famlly
no objection Co travel can be secn at her
proNent employers. Call for days, 81
Fast 5al.s.
NURSE. by q. respectable widow; IN the
Country would like 10 take care OF one
~ tNq chlldronk g, W., r. o. Box SS0,
Now.Rochells, N. X.
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domestic siiuatiOnS tuantfo.
Females.


Females.
WI AITREss.-By flsst-class waitress hss
wv hast city references. and last employees
csn he sNen. NJ. O. b., Tribune Uptown
Onice. ,23s broadway. -------
vEyET.S OgsE-By young, healthy woman
w with fresh breast OF in'sk woui liAs q
place as wet-nursei reliable fefefenesA
Mrs. Kelly, 437 West Syth.s1
xx,Er NURsE.--By young German .wens
w an in al Ameriean family. Address
355 East 10th-sS
xxrAsHiNG. "a lrst-class coiored laa,r
w dress wishes gentlem,Y's and hsn
M MIi,n. Si IS West sotG,st
xrrAsnIYG.-By nrst-class eolored larE;:
" dress 70 do sentleiaaa's ana n snsv
Address ROSA WILLIAMS, als N~
Shth.st. $3.50.
WASHING and IRONING. -t,y 2 a,st
w worthy woman 20 60 out by the uAs
YONG, SIS East 4Oth-st.. top door. -
xxrAsHING.--By q nrstclass In ,less
w "a take washing IA the house si>
coRRi3AN. 210 West 2sthst. room ,e
w ASKING. &c.-By industrious. honss;
w woman with good r'fesenesy -
scrubhlng. or any sort OF work. Ri ~
BRADY's bell, 3e2 East cistst. - 49,
VIZ ASKING. Respectable woman wish@
w family, ladies' and seDiismsm IA
ing. good reference. Mrs. SblTfiS -
Fast l0th.st., top noor, rear. ----.----
WASHING aud IRQNING. by we,,r'
w 10 - ogt by the day, or cieahi.,
Mrs. FLEMING, SEQ West 29th'sh' ~
foor. 1850,
WI ASKING and tRONING.-B q
w e,ssselable woman. or n 50 qpt ~ -
day. Mrs. sPALLIEE, 1,4s0 2a.s,s II
Fer other situations Wanted SOC on -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26
HAVANA MARX rs.
pRINTING cLoTn MARKEr.

HAvANA, Feb 20 Spanish gold 90 80 1as2 800. IA.
change quiet sugnr quiet
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domestic sitnailons il,antso.


Females.
II ELIABT.E cooks. char,ooanaids. walt
All fessesi laundresses, h0uscworkers; Ger
man ana fkltestant; good references. Miss
SClAtFNER, 6lS 6th.ave.
~ LsPEO1ABLE woman, married. wishes
H. to take care Hats a. janitressi has ref
eronees. go eth.avc.
- EAMSTRESS. by on American girl In a
~ -~Ea.y understands dtessmahhg; VIII
Ag an eDliglng best city references 41O
East 7Sth.st
- EAMsT Rzss.-By . competent seam,
~. s s,sss " tde gay Or vesk; nnderstsnas
would take permanent situation reference
Cal or address COLLINS, 1881 2d-aye.
- EWlNG.-by a young married woman
- TO 90 plain sowing BY hand nc home,
or rip stitching. sos 1st-ave,
- EAMSTRESS. b. the day, In private
- tarlilies can make over dresses and
dlape nicely; city reference 40 ST. Marks
Place.
~ EAMsTRFSS.-By German. wishes
- permanent position would walt on q
lady no children beai references. Ad-
dress B., Box u. Tribune Uptown 0nlce,
], 23a broadway.
w AlTREsS.-By thoroughly eompeient
Young woman can cave. make salads,
wait ON ilrstclass course diner; care Of
silver. china, glass, &c. bssf, Of city r9fer-
cnecs. Sec9 az Nine. JAGQUIN'S, COZ
0th-aye,, upstairs, near 35ll.at
NJ AITRESS, by d ecSlpetent person
w understands salads Ind serving wines;
city or country; best personnel reference,
ADDRESS los West ssthssl, Room 2.
WASilHG.--A woman would like 10 do
w geptlemen's or fnmIlY Washing ut home.
AS East i28d.st., top door.
VVAgHfNG,--I5 woman at her own
" home ffst-class laundrt IS. Dos West
d0th-st.. bell. west side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
c,,,,,ysrox FEB. 25.-Turpentine firm al IS 10
t,htAi,.s,to~ Feb 5-rurpenune firm at Acc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-26

WI AITRrss.-By frstclass waitress; has
wv hast city references. and last employees
eSn he snen. NJ. o. b., Tribune Uptown
ONiea oA9 broadway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
MINNEAPOLIS NOTES.

The special joint session of all assem-
blies will be held next Friday evening,
at p. M, at the Labor Temple. Every
member in good standing will be adj
mitted by giving the proper password.
Local measures of Importance will be
discussed, and every members should
make special effort to be present.
-
The directors of the building hold
their regular monthly meeting next
Friday evening.
The special meeting of assemblies
and trade unions to-day will make the
Labor Temple the center of attraction
for thousands of people. But tine
Easter bonnet and spring suit will be
less popular there than at the churches.
~
The committee OH Intelligence Offices met
last Sunday at the Labor Temple, but ad-
journed after some general discussion.
-
The special meeting OF employees of manu-
featuring establishments will be held at the
Labor Temple next Thursday evening.
m
Little Miss McGaughey is most amiable
and popular young lady. IL is rumored that
she will be chnstened Louise Rochelle, and
with such a name could hardly fail to follow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21


eight hour question. He based his ar
gument ON the fact that land, labor and
wealth are the three great factors in
production, but thought the present
competitive system fair one and used
many illustrations to prove his argu-
ments. -
j. p. McGaughey and others answered, TAX
ing land, labor and wealth as basis prin-
ciples. but urging that as statistics prove that
the productive capacity of the earth far ex-
ceeds its consumptive ability, that short
ening of the hours of toll is the first step
toward placing labor on scientific basis.
Owing to the latenesS of the hour, Mr.. Bas-
sett did not reply. A vote of thanks was eX-
tended to him, and an invitation extended to
him and other members of the board of trade
to visit the assembly again and discuss this
and similar topics.
After some discussion the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Resolved, That The trade and labor assembly
recommend that all organizations hold spe-
cial meeting by Sunday at ! p. M. and report
action in regard to the mass meeting on
Bridge square at special session of trade
and labor assembly to be held at p. m. this
evening.
Reports were received of several good
sized sums donated to the street railway men.
A special committee were also appointed TO
draw up resolutions expressing sympathy
with the strikers. Several new elegates re-
ported credentials and were given seats in
the assembly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
SOCIAL WORKERS.

Festivities Prepared by Those
Who Daily Toll.
The Twin City Transfer company are
preparing to give grand ball at Labor
Temple, April so. The ladies' associa-
ton will furnish supper and act on
the reception committee.
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The harnessmakers' union gives benefit
ball tomorrow evening at the East Side
Turner'S hall for the benefit of the striking
street car employees. Plates orchestra will
furnish pleasant dancing programme, and
all the East side people have promised to
come.
The Ladies' Protective assiation are MAX
ing elaborate preparations Tor their ball to be
held at the Labor Temple tomorrow evening.
A large number OF tickets have been sold, so
that the affair is an assured success. Thyle
4 Ringwalls orchestra will furnish a dane
ing programme of twenty-three numbers.
The committees will be furnished with
dainty badges of satin trimmed with bullion
fringe. The Temple hall will be decorated
with banners from different organizations
and bunting Topped with evergreens Supper
will be served i'll the dining hall at midnight.