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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-11
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
In issuing its August statement the National Transit
Company says in footnote: In emptying tanks
very large amount Of water run In TO bring huld
up to manhoIe connection thus largely increasing the
sediment and surplus account" Nevertheless this &C
count was reduced from July 65,47j barrels ana the
gross stocks were reduced s44 66s barrels making
decrease in the net supply Of merchantable fluid OF
770,103 barrels. The credit balances TO producers
which began to increase in February, are still swelling
the gain for August having been sol barrels
which, added TO the reduction in net stocks, results III
the cancellation OF the remarkable amount Of T21 994
barrels in outstanding certificates, the heaviest reduc-
ton ever made in any month The receipts increased
1904 barrels over July, and are made up oil
1,174,4s9 barrels from the wells and 366,Doo
barrels received from other pipe lines The deliveries
increased 1862 $3.50 barrels, and are made up OF
o.176.431 barrels regular shipments and 144,19o
barrels delivered to other pipe lines. Appended are
the National Transit reports for the last two months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-11
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, sept 10 p. m.-Cot;on-Thc sales OF the
day Included 800 bales American
Futures closed steady; American Ridling Low MID.
ding eause septembsr delivery SEED sellers SEN
and November delivery 42-6l1 sellers; November and
December delivery 37Gd sellers aud Janu.
delivery 36Ofd sellers January and February d.
livery SS.eid buyers; February and March delivery.
3o-O CAD buyers; March and April delivery. 26-6ff
sellers; April and May delivery 1854 buyers
Galveston Sept lOCotton steady; Alidiling 10 91sc
Low Mdding; Zoe; Good Ordinary 9isc: and 0ross
receipts 3l9l bales; exports coastwise, col bales
sales, 597 bales; stock, 23,56 bales
NonOk, sept. lO.-Cotton steady MddfDy 10a.c: nsS
and gross receipts. IL bales stock. 1872 bales.
Savanah, sept 1O.-Cottoi quiet. Milling. f0aec (:
Low Mid1iing Toe net and gross receipts 400e bales
receipts 20 Gcat britain, 1903 baes coastwlse 3Jil
bales; sales 1000 babes: stock 1850 ltles
New.Qtleans, sept. 1o-Cotian easy MiidlIny Iot,e.
Low Ml11ung IOhc; Good Ordinary. Ole: net receipts
Sl95 9aes $50 gross receipts 4o bales sales 500 bales
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md also comparison with the figures Of August

maps II Is good sign for the holder OF oil that
ue'e IS revival Of talk about utilizing Ohio crude
Ior Illuminating purposes. Our attention was called
Rp s,aroy 10 letter written on August - to the
it,,' sy on, Nenning Company of Toledo Ohio a. W.
nnIrnels, by Edward Orton state GeoIogist Mr.
D DS says that he submitted sample" OF oil 10
r ., y. W Lord for chemical examination in
Dian u Ia single element. VIZ, the sulphur Mr.
,,p sdus Professor Lord has given the results
Wthn the last few days aud they are very satisfactory
lie reports the sulphur OF the Trenton limestone Oh
Piaceely eliminated by your treatment. There IS no
i IMAM IN the best Pennsylvania oil. As this Is tho
9N question left I'm regard TO the oil Of the field
coult us solution matter OF great moment to the
State ana 10 the country large.7 We agree with Mr.
OrIon that solution would be OF great moments
Bt IN thIs interesting little testimonial7 fail to
zee any clear demonstration OF the cost OF perfectlug
ONO crude as refined article The relative cost Of
eanlg the two crude products at the prevailing
dncrehces In price the essential point We have
reason yet to accept the oft-vaunted claims OF the
independent Oh efners that they have accomplished
Wnat The standard has failed 10 do. and do not
belleve that circumstanual evidence favors any
attempt 10 revive a Lima oil scare
Yesterdays National Transit certificate market
q disappointment The remarkably bullish showing OF
inc August statement only produced a fash In the
pan" October options opened up over night SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-11
EURopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool Sept 10. St5 D. mBeef N AT dsm sI
about "a 70 Is D. easy at 4!s Cd Bacon n fal,
demand long and short clear mdfes about % ~ "a
a 35s long clear miidles, about i5 ~ lrm 81 so ~
Cheese in poor demand American finest white ana co'orsx
nc AS cd. Tallow In fair demand, prime cny
steady at eos 81 Turpentne IN good demand KosIn
IN fair demand Lard spot and futures In poor denana
Wheat in fair demand new, No. winter dn a. ss 10
No.. spring dull at az Corn spot and futu,lse'
IN fair demand mixed Western firm at 49, ~ )
September firm at As. Cd October and November fun
&C As ID Hops LOndon-Pac &c coast Ia poor demand
London Sept 10. p. m.-Produce-spirits OF tnrpeh-
tine 3js. Cd per cwt. -,
Antwerp Sept 1G.-Petroleum-Fine pale American.
II francs 62h centimes paid and IL francs ana 10
ceDtimes sellers.
xemen. Sept 10.-Pctroeum-7 marks 10 pfenninss
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includes % 900 barrels Tomorrow" at 99Ses1de9.s
ast noon) and 900 barrels cash oil az 99a
Refined oil was unchanged at 100 cents per gallon
IN New York and Philadelphia and 7.15 cents IN
Baltimore.
Foreign quotations lost part of Mondays advance,
closing at II 5sd17 "a francs In Antwerp, 40 marks
I'm Bremen and 7-366d. in London.
OH Civ. Penn, Sept 1oNa;ional Transit certificates
AZ 600 bbs clelrances t72,0O0 bbs; charters A762
bbls: shipments 1860 bbls.
PITT shurg Penn. SEPT. 1O--Petroeum fairly active
National Transit certificates opened at 100is closed at 90
5BraSford penn sept 10--Naonal Transit certificates
oneneI at 100 closed Mt co. highest, 1902 lowest 9ss
ciparances So 600 bbS
TiWsyiilc Penn, sept 10-Natonal Transit certificates
opened az 100 highest 1908 lowest 9S7s closed 90.
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LIVE POULTRY.
snrses ano Carriages.


A -fk IA ga "a S76 BROoME-ST.
arc SX7f CARRIAGES Of the best class
IISPENsIoN VICIoklAS,
LIGHT NICToR1 AS.
a. c.,ts Two WheeleTs, Ianqaulets'
Nal PhsetOns, Pau Carts, L nlt9,s,:
sSSnnPtR e.fhsSENGER RoCKAWAYS.
s00A EXTENSION FRONT.
wAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN K0CkAWAIS.
OUR PATENTS
on BuCKB0ARDS.
Oak Surreyf, Oak Wagons, OaE Hun
,bouts. 2.passenger Buckbosrds, 3-passen'
yer BuekboaFds, 4-passcnger SuokOossus'
0ak Dos.a-DOs, oak Derbies, OAK PhS1soh''
ALL OTHER B FA1aSiS IN D0'A
Ali, NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
Agents for Brocket & futile 20: nKnt
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT NEhdOLEH''
Doctors Wagons, Surrey wagons.
fight Stages. Elk. top Cabrioles,
Spider Ph9etons. contractors JoDs'
Pony Phaetons. Saxon rhaetons'
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN, ,o..
Making the largest and most diversneu 40
tortment OF Carriages In the United STATES
OVER 282 DIFEERENT ST III Essu
LOWEST PRICES FOR .. PRoM, ~ Town THen'
LARGEST ' STOCK spSat ~ kfT sb wARERooMs
IN TIE W0B8Lp
SECONDHAND s, GAGHkSIAGEs ABOVE
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cent . cent further and then rocoiled 81 cent
AZ the Stock Exchange there steady ADVANCE
from 30 5-s cento TO 81 on sales OF $1,000 barrels
and then on sales OF 10000 ber1els inc
market carried down to 90 cents The Stock
Exchange sold cash oil the west. and these opera
lions appeared 10 paralyze all the spirit In the western
bulls. There was no dscoura2ing news TO offset sucn
argument as the cancellation of over 1,2OO,Ooo
barrels in certificates and the weakness can be ex-
planned only the theory that the Pennsylvania pro-
dIceP has been cowed into submission 10 any sort
of bear raiding. II any organized support existed
in the MARKET yesterdays statement would nave puitt
OIL 10 ~ % at least Tire market closed steady. but
with the bears feeling their OATS
The range OF prices and the total dealings were rs
follows: 49,,
Opo1l,, - -----... PCS, SIC
IIigho.7 .,....s 81 90 ooh
Io,yo., aS5.
Tfn,I gSs
s sahS barrels .. $50 900 -5i1 900
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flats Go Get, furnished.

ID FAITHFULLY, completely furnished
ID fat; I rooms private hail. 800 Nest
-3d-st.
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City and Northern 215 Of milk New Haven and
Hartford. 1020 OF milk Ontario and Western, LIS
Of milk and 90 or West Shore 400 cans
milk. IL OF condensed milk and 20 Of cream
NcwJersey Central 575 Of milk and 10 OF cream
miscellaneous short routes 800 Of milk and
so cans Of cream. The total daily supply has been
y 755 Of milk, $50 OF condensed milk and So
OF cream The average price paid for the platform
surplus has been 81 % a OF 40 quarts
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and today demand was su g' COMMON rSs q grades
& he Jews Fowls % , s at snd rs sSsses a.
'g sad TURKEYS SSsn se pSe bring outside
quotations qS o dressed have oes STOCK has
demand very dT a much q q has eos0 er when re-
ome OF arrivals have SDed on all grades Of
ssys sa aUS the e. the c .S freely
be- Best fss SSr Soaked SAME g r fsss but
, ,SeEeas OF T% e have s%' cal about price
average lots Of chickens are PIE Psn ey Ducks
, ,eslaed TURKEYS unchanged but move w.
about steady. s.ock ouieter and esSie no,,,Ions
lots avne order ea a e a. Il g
G. s Reed birds steady a, ouotd i7ssOc few
at 1890 Frosep, lqSt demand as Ou0'ca'
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Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.

IL OR sAI,E-h I.story high stoop brown.
i stone house, 20.SX100.2, In good ofder
TH TIT & ECKERsoN, 35 West 3oth-st.
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Real estate iuanteo.

A OBLIGATIONS RECEIVED DAILY Io1l
"A for houses fats and business prop
IT. Snv or Lease we take charge at satis-
factory rate; registration free III . IW eSt
3lsf-sl.. near Broadway. LUDLOW DAY
& co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-11

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-Slncl
- good gloom; careful driver; thorough.
~ understands vegetable garden ard flow
ers can milk: not afraid OF work salts
factory city references. Address EDWARD.
Box 10, Tribune Office.
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Dnelness z bdnccs.

A Optional CAPITAL procured foi
"A business purposes investors advised
without CHARGE OF desirable opportunities
hic. est commercial references. GkIGGS &
CARLETON. Brokers, 2O2 Bf0aI@ay.
4 RELIABLE man Win 40 900. eaL
"A secure equal partnership In csfab-
lished. very profitable manufacturing
business thorough investigation inNlteI.
FUTILE & DOWNING. III Bfoadway
A RARE CnANCE.-For sale, old
"A established grocery s'on, now doing
good cash business; horse ana wagon :
everything complete. Address mo agents.
GROCER. .O2j 3t.avc
A PARTNER n wanted in well-e,tab-
II Ashed commission bushes quick
cash returns ana good income guaranteed
reasonable terms 70 right party for hail IN
serost, Particulars az Waffen'st' Room
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T. ook.-By young woman; excellent
~ carver, baker desserts, game, fish I;
can take charge OF hotel or private house !.
| city OF country. 1857 ath.avo. near 26th.st
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FURNISHED Rooms.

ID RIVATE family Of two (owners) will
accommodate few refined gentlemen
with choice Of handsomely furnished single
or double rooms every comfort; steam
heat: moderate references exchanged in.
spection invited. 1871 West 13th-st
81 TH.ST.. go WEST.-Furnished rooms,
1t light housekeeping; also front parlor
and piano.
81 GRAMFRCY PAEK. Handsomely
oI furnished parlor floor: other rooms;
singly OF en- suite with or without board
references.
~ EAST 11TH.ST., next St Stephens
- llOtel.-Desirablo rooms, priVata
table ObiaInable; permanent arrangements;
reference
J1~EAST 2STH- ST.-Newly and COM
Il pletely furnished rooms. single and
connecting moderate terms.
900 EAST 52D-ST.-Furnishcd rooms
zoo for gentlemen only; private hou e !;
reference.
40 WEST 23DST.-Pleasant rooms I;
I'll terms moderate to permanent parties !;
l. station.
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Gin Real estate Go fet

~
A 4-STORY high sto0p brownstone house
"a In good neighbOrhOO1; fully furnished
THOMAS & ECKERSON, 80 West Soth.st.
FOR RENT.-4-story. high -stoop brown
stone dwelling, corner 73d-st. and ley.
nptan-ave; newly decorated throughout.
tent low, Add;ess G. ELIAS h BRO,
Buraio, n Y.
ITO LET.-Gl and 60 West 9th st. 4.stors
q ana bas ment, decorated, OF 81. 300 and
tl'3oO. Apply at JAP West g4th-st.. or
~ hassaust., room IS.
no LET.-Lotts, SO II. BY % H., steam
A elevator, with or without steam power.
GEO. Is. EDDY. S9e MadisOn-st
ITO LET.--Desirable offices in the Tract
u House, 10 N9ssau-st electric light,
Elevator, steam heat. SC.
~ TH-ST.. 70 WEST, between 9Th and
Il 9th sves.-Thfee- story high sto0p
brownstOne sanitary plumbing, mirrors.
chandeliers. cOrniccs, carpets kpplv
I.ORNS dyeing and cleaning ofiee, lifts
e. sve.
s0 DIST. WEST; s5TH.sT., WEST. DE.
80 sirabie four-si0ry houses. with all
mo iern improvements. 20 rent from October
J. For particulars apply 70 +. G. BOURNE,
Agent % West o3i-st.
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Gounirp Real estate for Sale


AT CRAWFORD. rs minuses from New
~ YoTA. on Central Il. Il. Of n. j.. desir-
tOIe French roof house for s2lej . rooms,
barn aud fruit; lot 100X20o good situation.
near station. Apply b. VIM. ID. BIGELOM,
tisAiofd- Union Co., n. j.. or lHAS'. LEO
nbkY. Al Maiden Lane. y. y
A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.--T Hand
some res!5e.ces and building sites Tor
s..sS houses ~ a., season or year. CLAR
AnC6 TUBBS. Beeisman-st.. N. /.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE Of
aOOut 80 acres OF excellent land crossed
" TWO streams OF spring water large ana
tAcsHmt dwelling l3 rooms. with modern
,i'pIOs.Hs5lts; situated at Chatham, y. j.
2 HAhltes from ID. l.. ( w. X. II. station
q, one hour from New-YOfk. Address
Wy Wy AlNTON, MorfiStown, n. J.
r OR SALE 900 acres redwood timber
= ishds 10 California will cut from 81 900
iV,OOO feet per acre. G. II. CHAM.
sEII.hIN. III Broadway, Room As.
x100 DASH, 800 mortgage, FOR house,
WV q rooms. 4 acre % Tuiies out
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4 s. REMsON. 900, 561 and 500 Grand
i. g.. Brooklyn. --Tiorse owners paradise;
light carriages Of every description; hand.
nade harness for all purposes; village and
road carts. business and depot wagons, and
tvery other article pertaining 70 the horse
the Only price house in the business, ana
that the lowest.
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r)omssht siiuallons inanlro

Males
UTLFR-Bv o t1ii man; best city rel
- eFeuces. Adde'S !. l., Tribune Up
fown Onice. .23s broadway.
ID UTIER aud WAGTER-COOk, by
ID married. couple man thoroughly com.
leteDt waiter, wife an excellent COOK he os
md respectful city reference. inquire 10
Vest 98d-aL. "a noaI-
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COACllMAN.-By a thoroughly practical
10Th Inst. willing 30 7sasa himself uss,Hll
about the place satisfactory references no
gDtcCt9n ~ the country. Address A. K.
], COS Broadway 49,
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Boar6 Uanleo

~ ~ ---~.-, .~,--~,~~,~>~ >-~---~-~>~--~-
Ny wants room and board, with
american family; doth to Goth sts I;
go Meehiy' TEACHER. ] 50 East 47th-st
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nlork Uanieo.
Males.

Males.
WA. l.. HARTUNG.
"A. Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes Building Room 40. 81 Park Row.
A TGNsMITH, good In every branch,
Il wants work. country preferred. Ad.
dress TINSMITH. Gospel Mission. 100
Bleeeler-st
GIVE young man Of ~ desires perrna-
~ nenl position; advancement fsif pen
MN Al references In or out " city. Al
dress - d. 800 last l5th-st
tN AMERICAN MAN wants a situation
n no light work where he can make nm
salf useful. Cal or address ". n. Il,
43i East 17th-st.
A GIVE. strong, reliable man, handy IN
"A using tools, ACCURATE and Ilipld penmhn
desires work. Address W. j. ROBERT
SON, ll7 Goerek-st
Evening journal., 1889-04-25
Genrretnwn News.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, April 25.-Mrs. Roberts
and two daughters, Misses Kate and
Sadie, who have been the guests of Mrs
E. w. Ryan, returned to their home in
Delaware City yesterday.
r. Thomas Hart of the Sussex Journal
is on an extended business trip in The
lower part of the county, including Sci.
byville, Frankford, Dagsboro and other
towns.
Miss Lizzie G. Burton Of Millsboro is
visiting friends in town.
Miss Eliza Smith of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. J. G. Bacon.
Miss Belle McCabe of Millsboro spent
Tuesday in town with Miss Belle Dono.
van.
Clay Kitchens night watchman at
Treats factory is meeting with a series
of misfoItunes. On Sunday night his
foot was scalded at the hot..water tank.
and on Monday he had his arm badly
bitten by dog.
A dog, supposed to have been mad,
was shot at the station Monday morning.
Miss Name Messick and Miss Belle
Dono van of this town, attended the
Easter party given at the Douglass
House, RehobUth, Del.
Co. G. have received their new over.
coats and are much pleased with them
They are drilling nightly preparing fol
their trip to New York.
Mr. j. L. Thompson returned homI
from business trip TO Chester and vii
mington on Monday.
Evening journal., 1889-04-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Coral Social Circle met last night
at no. 612 West Twelfth street.
Charles Sumner Post, No. A, G. A. R.,
will give a stereopticon exhibition at
Newark to night.
Adolph Kirn and Louis Kaiser were
elected trustees of the German Baptisct
Church last evening.
James M. Barton, of the Novelty
Theatre, has withdrawn his application
fer liquor license.
The closing sociable of the Thursday
night class will be given at Webster's
dancing academy this evening.
A meeting to forward the Y. NJ. C. A.
project in this city will be held in Han
over Presbyterian church this evening.
Letters of administration have been
granted upon the estate of Mary n.
Ferry, deceased, to James w. McCloskey,
Sr.
Jewell filter was tested at the City
Mill yesterday. Bids for filters will be
opened at the Water Department next
week.
Letters testamentary have been granted
Mary S. Woodward and Sarah S. England
upon the estate of Margaret Stroud, de-
ceased.
Alpha Council, No. 1, Legion of the
Red Cross, viii hold its regular meeting
tonight in its council chamber in X. of
p. Hall.
The annual festival of the choir Of st.
Johns P. E. Church will be held tonight
beginning at 7.45 o'clock. The public
is invited.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
Olivet Presbyterian Church will give {
chocolate drill and musicale in the churcl
this evening.
Rev. w. P. Swartz viii deliver an ad
dress on 'India, its Customs and People,
at the Rodney Street Presbyterian Churcl
this evening.
The Warren Athletic Club win give a
boxing, wrestling and gymnastic enter
tainment in the Opera House on Thurs
day evening, May is.
Persons who have received notice Al
inspectors or clerks for the coming cit
election are requested by the commission
ers Of election to report at the Office,
East Fifth street, as 1t is desired to CON
plete the appointments this week.
A man pamed Stamp employed by th
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company los
his hold on a windlass he was turnsn
yesterday and the handle struck him
the face, fracturing his nose. The inlnr
was dressed by DR.. Blockson.
Evening journal., 1889-04-25
chnrnl clnh excursion.

Although the tickets for the Choral
Club excursion TO Philadelphia on next
Saturday night have been in the hands of
the board but few days, a large number
have been sold To give the excursion
lists the benefit Of the best possible per-
formance of the opera a letter was sent
to Gustav Heinrichs, which brought the
following answer:
IN. DUsHANE CLOwARD, President
Choral Club,
DEAR SB:-In accordance with your
request, and as compliment to your
party, / will arrange for Mr.. Alonzo
Stoddard to sing the part of Count
Arnheim in Bohemian Girl" on next
Saturday night. Very truly yours,
GUSTAV HEINRICHs.
Mr. Stoddard is probably the best
Count now in the country, and the per.
formance will be greatly benefited by
having him in the cast.
Evening journal., 1889-04-25
Two slight FIres.

An alarm was sent in from box p,
Delaware avenue and Dupont streets,
yesterday afternoon, because Of a slight
blaze in the house Of Perry Naiaer, No.
1908 Lincoln street.
Late last night an alarm Of hre was.
sent in from box 19 at Fifth and French
streets. caused by fire in ths rear Of
No. 216 East Front street, the house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Mary 0'Connor. Harry s,
Crouch discovered the fire and rescued
two little girls, Mrs. O'Connor and her
sou were the other occupants. The house
was flooded and the flames extingRished.
The FIRE was probably caused by an over
| heated stove in the house. The state
ment Of the News that the fire was com
municated from n. D. Culberts black
| smith shop is incorrect.
Evening journal., 1889-04-25
No DANGER SIGNALS.
Placing Building Material in the Street
without "A Red Light.

without Red Light.
At the Municipal Court this morning
William T. Foulk pleaded guilty to the
charge Of having no red light at night on
a pile of building material on Shipley
street near Fourth. He was fined SO and
costs. The costs amounted to $685..
Philip Plnnkett was charged with hav-
ing building material in the street on
Front street and also with erecting a
building on the same place without a
permit from the Street and Sewer De-
partment His case was continued until
Saturday morning.
Patrick K FaheY was charged with
having a large pile Of stone in the street
on Claymont street, between Sixteenth
and Vandever avenue. The case was dis
missed as be had nothing to do with the
stone Bayard Groome, colored, who
stole pair of shoes from Annie Fisher,
was held in 500 bail for his appearance
at the Court Of General Sessions. Frank
Keegan, drunk, 81 and costs; John
O'Neil, drunk, 81 and costs; John Mont.
gomery drunk, was ordered sent to the
almshouse John Gallagher, who laugh
ingly declared he got drunk on book
beer, was fined 50 and costs. Frank
Mclaughlin, drunk, s and costs.
Evening journal., 1889-04-25
UPHOLSTERY.

To intending purchasers Of Up
holsteRy Goods, Curtains, etc., we
would say that the lines Of goods We
are showing viii be of very great IN
forest to you. Our Cartain Depart
mens is specially attractive, our sales
daily increasing, and no wonder
every one knows that a house is TO
longer furnished without draperies
Of some kind, and the idea Of taking
down your heavy curtains in the
spring without replacing them with
some lighter fabric is thing Of the
past. Etimine Laaes fila want of
the more economical buyer, and they
are very pretty, coming in whites
ecru and colors. Nottingham Lacesy
cheap, good and pretty. Among
the prettiest summer draperies ls
Madras. We have it in white and
colors, one and a half and two yards
wide, SOC. and 65c. per yard, ard
have duplicated our orders on this
goods already. Silkine, a very close
\ imitation Of China Silks, light, airy
/ and very pretty, only S0c. per yard
Cretonnes are good as usual, many
people preferring them to any other
| summer curtain. Another lot of
those. all-around tapped Nottingham
| Curtains at S100 per pair Walnuts
Ash, Cherry, Ebony, Antique, Oak
and Brass Poles, Csc. to $500 EACH
We ask your careful inspection of
these goods and their prices.