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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
The PETROLEUM MARKET.

"E"' fhoM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
i"e crude petroleum market yesterday showed that
II ia" caught the ball contagiOn which the grain and
railway stock speculation have already been through,
ana Oh enlarged transactions prices rose, with only
ordinary nuctEtions nearly Al cents per barrel The
stimulus seemed to come from revival in the export
demand which. rallyn1 from the recent scare over
RUSSIAN competition, has developed sufficient strength
u enforce rise OF 10 points, with prospects OF iur
ticf Improvement. An absence Of Dearsh field news
auuel 10 c bullsh temper. and outside orders were
encouraged by rimors that the movement was largely
due 10 me manipulation of prominent Wall street
operator, VINO has frequently been successful III the
handling OF anthracite coal stocks The crude market
ma, not worn such all animated Appearance ~ many
WcchS Inc options from IS "a to 80 J-S CONS,
while the advance al the stock Exchange was almost
"ncItrlr5lc from ~ 3-S cents to 81 - cents. the
Hhddrnuc>s of the movement hae doubtless contributed
much to Ms success It's stability remains to be tested
by adverse held developments The markets coSed'
however. at top prices and buoyGnt in tone.
Inc range Of prices and the total dealings were as
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
THE GRAvESrxD PROGRAMME.

II Tho track be- IN fair condition to-day the PARKWAY
Handicap viii furnish better contest ihan '" ''''r
the BROOKLYN or Brr,hdaio hani'iI- " Wa h'p''
and believed that burlington would hc among 'N'
.,,,4er. and n referring fo the race Yesterday the
writer aid thai a. Mr. NcIutyrr could not give h'm
more than los pounds 10 Wa difficult T. -'r i'" U'
could bc beaten Isn't W. Mrufrc gave hm I"''
" hcreuI,on h. oWncr- promptly declared hW l"''
get 100 comfortable With li2 pounds and ~ii lNN'h rs
not har~hy treated AZ IL. ta,tavN u lAe W"l' s
big Jump since Thursday. r,ins at ''n-'' '''''
from loo g. ia pounds.
large. bcyy Of bud. Turns out f,r the clover ~akr,
and an interesting race b. cNIcci'd TIC "i"''
race. have filed well. II bmc Rock. Geraldine hhl
lima H. the first race there VIII be- some N''
fast sprinting.
These 'hc entries
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CLOSE OF THE CONFERENCE OF AFRICAN METHo.
DISTS IN YONKERS.


Tho African McthOdists Of the New York Annual
Conference opened their last days scs,on Yonkcrs
Yesterday morning Appropriate resolutions were
adopted concerning the death % the Rev Dr. Henry
NJ wilson, Of the w-Jer,cy Annual Conference.
Harlem whore he licensed ~ "A local preacher,
and without discOnnecting himself from Zion Church.
ho was ordained elder In the Congregational
Church in BroOhyn, upon which credentials he asked
for admission 10 the conference. The conference
couId not see how he could be regularly ordained in
one Church while he was SIN member Of another,
for which reason it decided not TO admit him.
The statistical report Of The conference showed
12s3 members, 2l0 pr0batlOnes, local preachers u
q, deaths during the year. 80 adults baptized. 147
chiIcrcn baptized, 81 churches III the district 20
sabbath schools 1,iG2 pupils 5,o12 volumes I'm libra
e DO officers and teachers collected for the support
If fine conference, S240 81; for missionary purposes
s5o l.: for general fund SGOI ~: for Ii .ingstone
College sI4l 80 SG0o 80 for presiding elders salary.
sl2Os2 Ga for pastors salaries
Before Announcing the appointments Bishop Hood
e,id ,h,, in "A few he had followed the wish Of
tho churches rather than his own Judgment. He
then announced the following appointments: Presld
inc Elder James II. smith; Troy, g. T.. smith: Ilud
son II : Hicks: POughhccpsic, Adam Jackson IIaX-
tDr,oyrn and Fishkill. T. j. Clifton Pcckshill a. j.
'rnlLert TaTrytown, Jacob Thomas, YOnfers, &. II.
Tenycke; Kingston ana Ne",raliz, =. NJ Jackson :
Nddletown and Haverstraw, W. \. II. Prnglc: New
i'nr" y ! Miller: Nyack, ". II. Decker rOrchcstcr.
NJ Hradlcv: New Rochelle A. NJ. Walker: Mount
Vernon and White Plains, !. f. q. Thomas: Harlem.
~ y smith: Zion Church. Tenth and Bleeckcr sts.,
New York Alexander Walters Fleet St. BROOKLYN.
j. w. Brown; Brooklyn; T: D., r. II. sttt; Laheyiile
Iacbson oyster Bay, J. VI. Butler; sag liarbor
A Anderson Gravcscnd, G.. Simmons: Riverllcad
r. s. Prime Franklinvilie circuit, Floyd NILS Mla
detown. J. J. Davis snperannlated ministers l. w.
n Williams j. Bancroft, JOhn Jones.
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Tnt MovrNf~r, or STEAMERS.
GR4TN AND FEODCCE MAEKETS.
FIArrErs " NLWl0EK DrALINGs.

FEATURES OF HLWlOE DEALIN"S.
The visible suppl, statement givcn ont los the
I--lurc EN,hlu-c -tltI,ucliu show 20" following
Wheat -.oaio.i iu-.cl,. decrease 81 rd039 hu-ncI,
corn U," - bu.hrl.. ccici-" oi l'l-o Du'hrla
cat. I3,-.-u bu,"l-. "a .lor-c o. 1880 bushels.
The speculative gain markets wee generally VA,
YESTERDAY. Nuc,' VA, onit moderately active trtu-
at Hi, amounting % dh'1t 3,'Wpb hu .h"I- Hi
options. Ncw> from ~" Northwest "as NOR" favor
aulr a., I"Etid. 90" 'Intit ton "l crop, ana inc
~ Paul Chamber ga commerce .tatcd according 70
reports. that the crisis hd been ,tfc' pt--ci io'
the pr,-cui. AID WIN line Vcafl"- thT"u-h May trr"
would probibN DE- satisfactory spuu- wheat weld.
Winter wheat advice Wcr. conflicting. bat tn Nl'l'
supply did not reach the expectations o; the bnl..
~ 90 - ,out-. rO-" H. 80 ii aud ended down -
cent At o. cents. july went rom 81 3i0 So -. t.
- cents, AID ended - cent lover Al - cents
August sold from - = 10 o. -nD1 , cents. ,hoV
lng a net los II cent Al The lat given figure
Dccembr. ranged from 9d 4o'd e. - - cont.
ending on ~ cent At 96 3 cents Curb price, were
virtually unchanged
cash wheat VA, - cent lower and dull, exporter,
I'm corn fcc arrivals were tie depressing infucnc"
although Hutchinson wa credited with beng f:rr
seller. spot lots we're ! 20at cent lower. IN
port -alrS Of 1860, buaiel, and 5000 buslcl,
at the outport, The options were made under
liquidation and prices ended down u f,r MAY 4;
40 81. / for June AZ 80 4. - for July al III b
and r cent fpr August AZ ~ = cents.
spot oats broke l"l cents on tree receipts and
Net shippers took 22s.OO1 bushels. The option,
fell nearly cents. ana al The end ,howed losses Of
Il for May at 30 4, - for June 1T ~ b and
/ - cent, for July at 80 J. :, cents.
$50 ticcc> the pot. but whether FOR export could
rot be learned The options we're shade easier a.
september. ~ - October - =.
The receipt, Of e'an and -four reported YESTERDAY
AT New Nort, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
bushels oats, 2s239o bushels total grain. D527 700
bushels, -four, 47."24 package. At Chicago. MI
bushels corn }9. 5g3 bushels, oats 157 rs bushcl,
total grain. a713l5 bushels; -four, l4,@o4 barrel,
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THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago, MAY - Cpccali.-Thr breaking of the
NOrthwe,tcr drouth and of the drouth III Kln,;ie.
Nebraska and Iowa gave wheat "a decidedly down
hill inclination at the opening to-day. TIN, tenn
p0r;,ry disturbed by bul,I advccs from II. Louis.
by heavy purchase 10y that citN ana b. the byins bl
Hutchinson. The dow hill movement. however. WAS
fnnliy restored ana wheat AZ the close showed sub
stnntia decline from saturday July opened ~ D:j.
-0ld ~ I, - and down t. - = and finally closed
al 80 Ia % :. Nav opened at -. sold between
- q. ana 30 =. aud closed - -. June opened ~
81 -. -oid between - Ia 90 I. and closed ai
-, -, iunnmcr,bc dispatches iiom ~. LDui- an
nounc,d l1ai the Missouri wheat an~ looking worse
than ever. lhe visible suppl, statement va, dl,
appo ntmc Ia the bulls. northwestern receipts Wcr'
moderate. 81 ears IT Minneapolis and twenty al
Dulutb. Here the receipts showed increase: the
arrivals eighty seven ears. the "'fmatcs for
Tuesday, 10. corn Va, veal, the weather on the
increased movement. and the hc.ri>h phase Of the
speculation. July opened ~ - ! 1. sold between
"a = and 80 -. ant closed ~ 81 May opened at
-, 70 and closed - 30 - July ~ out the saline
The receipts were 1i1 cars. IA" estimates for Tue
dny. $50. oats declined a.. sharply corn. ana Tor
about the same reason. July opened AT 1G. sold De-
tween 20 = ana - 81. ami closed AZ - . - =
MAY opened ~ - =. Touched -. and closed ~ -
June opened At 20 -, touched 81 a. and closed Az
- -. Car lots 70 90 - store Of No white sold at
- BTU 30 / . cents: No. at 21021 - cents No.
white at 20 -" 30 cents. Provisions were exceed
ingly dull. Op the curb Inly wheat sold at 80 Ia
D} Sc puts. o. IL, calls, 81 =.
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SHIPPING NETS
PORT or NEwNoEK ........-NoNpAY. NAY 20.

AhflN 80
~t'nrr JAVA h'Ini"-h irii.an l'I' ana INV t's
m n,, ~ ' IA ~ '' " '''' "
~f.am.f TINT, Nrr. usnoI-cn Hira,ol - days with
~ ~ 'hT 49,, ,,.,i.,,,. v...,,,,,, yt. prnn.
'.. - o.. n ,To-,
" 90 - a. - In, -. 90 Charles.
$500 y. -. ,,' 81. d. - 4 -.
20 N''' ~ &c 49, li'''- - ~ -. yrith md a.
-. y" a. -,-..... W W
@A' P'-'' AitH 20 ,..,,..s,., y. ,,th ,,,,. ia
RAM A"''" ''.' ~" '''''''' ''''' ' ~
W woe y 4" ~, VI, Dam, y, With
r'''N'.ll. , .l or ..'' '''''' WV '' 80
~'',iN,f Nhi'- . H'' w. '''' 'N''N' '''''N''"'' $500
ncs' iH Roberts & kinE 49, -. a,
steamer lu,t N Ter homer, h"'Asp"t" VII" n"'' '"'
p'-'inf'f- % u -M''"" .
~lN-fl ~ md - -au.f l"'s moderate" =, u'A i'E' ~
,.,...t. ,..,..t.v
N''''' '''''' .,,,o ,,, ma. ,o
steamer Nl'H" hr' N"if'h h"I My .. WIN '''' "
NInfff fIfI
steamer CITY ~ Augusta ~''i Tafhhuh"s "''' WIN
mise afd ia--f.iE ID" Il D. W. t.fr'
steamer Ny.nnAr. Nui.ffH hl'in.lN. 'i' INht m"
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY MAY o-TwE1vE PAGES

2a for local trade and 4os in eNpSf sw No.
tu 10 %Sf Sass Msy au1c st qpt
sg E': Sg g @S s9d s n dull and s
Sympathy with deeune in ote:r grain centres iS1 So
August, Sie52c Piovision!-Fair iob5ag movement al
eaGy price, pet s ely aMy IS 1 Sa IS siSk
rork mess new sl3GtS 80 do prime ness new si2 %
e9td ny & 81 Si i eIear ribbed IN salt o. q
g, do do amo&cd. 7sasc shonlaesf in Gry 5,alt
pickle cured O.d7c; do do smoked 72ase; bellies in
pickle do breokrqst 6sgoa do Va
ern team 9G5dG.7oc do butchers loose So d6e But.
Ter dun AID weaker PENNSYLVANIA Creamery eytra iVG
sylLanla nr.s i42c Cheese dull and custer part skins
sead9 full aes iaSf ggoF ssnns q Gao %
Eses dql 81 23 fs!5Se" o rS 5
and 600 sacks WHEAT 100 push corn 800 bush
S &C. dG S Se bush 5So G1 'oo OO'' VO
St Louie May 19Four firm but Unclaimed; Whes
oPsned oS .a s9en & hny P@ @ lover and
August the as saturday cash lower 40 req y
July s9A d9o'ic closed 9Osc AUGUST S's dgoc sIo',u
closing %Se Below sa s S0 XS cash active
port at S42c May, 33c; July 32EdS2'ic closed 81 sc
May 2S3e; July closed 25c bid Rye hianer No 2
cash 55c bi1; 40 sod joc BarIey-S9 ss,es iray
cs1 | sacked ol ' 5SGic a ,' nominal
Butr gqIG cra%F{ 2S5g a ddalry n Sa2 G EGs
neal firm at g WGsE steady Ht 81 o. Bagqng AID
ties ppcqngcd Provisions VERY dun and weak gna
celps-tlour. 5000 bes wheat. 10 900 69-h corn 291
1000 bush Shpments-Flour 900 bbs wheat, 10. oCD
bush corn. 274ooo bush oats 5000 bush rye 1000
Toledo May ls-wheqt active and hrmer July, o$'.c
August 3l'.c Corn dun and steady; cash :}5gc July
&c 90 0s eiob qgi'' ia 800 cSS bush
corn 4ois bush; rye $50 bush cl0Sers SOC. $50 bsss
llj5 bush cloycIseed. bagS.
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Include, sales OF 5000 barrels Of Nay delivery at
80 -t0 on 90 - cents.
There was more activity in refined petroleum and
prices were advanced 10 points to 40 cents IN par
rel apd $40 cents per gallon in Crude III bar
rel, also was advanced points to 40 cents per gal
lon. nupltha being unchanged nj 40 cents -.
Foreign quotations y shade hrmcr AZ II l-oG
Il 4 franc, in Antwerp. $50 marks In Bremen ana
- pence in London.
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bruised. and hurt internally: Mrs. Hail. leg broken
May DarlIn, age six. both legs cut and crushed
Although the crossing Is protected hy safety gates
thcN are unattended after p. III. The Woodbury. ac-
conImotan)n train. which leaves Philadelphia at 40
came down. with the engine backing. Walls saw II
700 late 10 hiW- self ii horse straddlcd the COW
catcher and ESCAPED unhuyt Tho engine tender struck
thc from Of the car. throwing ii around to the gutter
ana crushing the platform. Walls thrown beneath
me Tram ana wa, ground 10 pieces. lie leaves wido"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET


and the average c-tm2t'd at - 10.
I,..i-N Ipt, day. including afIiNatiS
late saturday, 5J3 carlo ID y, J96 h'aG!'o c1i
tor cAlOftauDn 40 c3rlO07 ulrcNt
sold. iAc market opened dun a. ABOUT FRIDAY : P'I 80,
but later IN tn" day, receipt OF thlca-o tuNltc
feeling strenehtnrd and closing sales Werr az shi ,
better figure, tnan tho'c obtained at the start anu 'o
yarn, cleared.
Medium prime native stcar. sold at 81 50ds1 10 pet
100 u "a ie" tai ends at lower ngErs oxen anu is az
~ bJdsi 20 b, a. and dry COWS ~ = -"
IS % very Htu demand lof 'IlH ~. -, -oiit,o a.
Latest cable advice quote rrfrecrat"d b"f S'lu az
33d, scant y, ana An erlcan -tret7 at
,d,ud weight. -hiln clt~ from tl- pDIe ar thc
heaviest Tor the season. and from all American poly ., r
20 900 cattle dead sad alive hav, been shipped TO tuIo.
the past wo.lt ih- London, Liverpool ana t'I>SG"
mIrAtS an glucd and ta'r" way 10 relieve tr
oyer-oc ked citie- the lmen'r fuantt, Oh Der aG
cattle arrive for many weeks win cumtlSte Htli,
further IN tho hand of dca"r-. IL Is al t@d on al.
hand, losses the VIII at"raE .lD per h.l
on bullock sold Of exporter, from TINS
country ID" cdtuecarryirx steamer are chatfi
suggested tn1t The only way GUY Of
nnancla and pose bic bankrupty for large
nuubr shipper. VIII h" for Of the nca 10 cancel
ancc other use The situation j. AWNING put n
couraanq aud the oldest men ~ te business "a mat h
outlook IL the worst n anN year since tr Shipment 0
The wyoming csfrc, 5000 quarters % bof tomorrow
o' Eport"d sa, OF Chicago and dressed beef Tor
Chicago crc>~'f averaging 80 NJ 'Yc - Hr.lonI
Co az average p-icc Of - - per 100 ~ 1870 car
cas,cs ditto. averaging go H. 'old by .'ofgr H. Ham
mono \ Cos agent. 1t average % Z, ~ pr 100 -
27s carca-s's ATTIC aSeF1gnG ~ NJ -od bN Swnt x
Kansas dressed. raging 49, =. sold by
no Armour Packing Couplni n an average n - o. r
100 :, Tho above saies were made a. IN" Ne"- OK
Brootyn Jersey city and Hoboh'n houses 81 the above
III Tho g'~E's shipments Of Ly Cattle ard Shop and
pros..d Beef are follows:
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ErEopEAN pRoprcE MARKETS..

Liverpool May 10. - y. n.-Bcef aud pork in poor
demand llam.-Ihe demand has fallen OIL short cut
about IL to 10 ~ firm at u.s. sd Bacon In poor demand
hrc.e poor demand American finest Whit stead AT
40. I'd new. Talow ia fair demand. SPIRITS OF tni
,outne In loor demand duh at 30s Sd. ltosn IN g0cd
demand Lald-Spot aud futlfcs-ln poor demand pIIh
Wctrn spot end MAY easy at S2s June and July easy
I'd Whoa IN poor demand. Flour III iair drih-n
Homeopathic demand has fallen oil futures IN falf a.,
nand mi ned Western spot and May steady at .. Otu
Iune steady at II ID July ,tendN at - "a iopI ~
London Pacific Cosst-hcrc nothing Offering Recegn66
Of wheat the past Atlantic ports. l",.oo
0wS,~rs; from Pacific ports 1000 from other souri,
"a 900. Receipts Of American corn Tor the past "eo
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p,rII lCcIUENT AT A GRADE e RfLSSING.

Camden, ~ j., May 10 (speciaD-A car Of the
broadway and Sixth-st. line was strdck by a west
Jersey passenger train at the Walnutst crossing ID
,his city tonight The driver Of the car, John walls,
aoe 6fty was instantly killed, and three passengers
uere injured The latter Mrs Hester Pcnnng-
ton. colored age fifty nine. head and side cut ana
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Domcstit Giluauons uualIto'


Ieuldlc5.
IT -STKETPIE By an '\p.fleh'tu
III .orl'int hou,rsccp.r. understands car
lu4 carving and serving VIKING "
srnrriilv Useful cool If rcur'-. "any
4, N, HOME Bt kEAJ, l38 pt"''rr "'"'
IOth->t
IrotsEKI:EPER by respectable w"n.an
III Ia .A.r ,t,. Of hpu-" ~ rfrirn,'@'
r.. Ho> 80. Tribune r"to"n once
23o Broadwa'. .--------
v,oI-SLWuEElK.-B BY neat tidy Young
cirl excellent COOS makes ni.
bread. biscuit. -ovp aad d'r-r,,T' 80
washer and Irun"f clt ." '"'"'' -, len
,cf,.rencc call i.ol1 6th-aNr.' p''"'''
I'm and ssh -.
IuOtSFWGEK Is, strong N"r'h IT.
II land protr.tlnt. best references A.
-no. and lauudic-- nert waitress ritS oi
country willing and obiiein". VIII" "'''
TYLER. 3ss Gthaye.
EWoRK by r'spcc'-'hle S.rI
ii 20 do general hou-rwoir or ,n,l'n
work aud waiting cool " p6i.
both cltv or country. Apply 70 M h'''
30 Fulton->t., BrooAlvn.
Is0iSEWOHK. -By neat. clean NORM
i j ,-Inian FOOD plain rooAi W''N'' NV
.roncf ia a small family ~. n,~' cali at
VI RlRCKS. II? fa't l.u - ht' ''' .'''.
~ ~TNGEK. 70, a n.lt Encli-n iiri' III
ii , small fnm!lv nice PLAIN COOK ''tf vi
Iduity. ~ VT i"th--'.
Irot~FKFFi'f E.-Bv respectable Wo''a"
ii ~ WORKING hous"h"'pr ~, ~" Nj.
good plain sewer iona
ION N>TO%. $50 "c't l4tl->''
vIOr>EKEEPER.-B Im'r'ran, ,l Wiuu"
,rd dar.ht,r Is. tot lady o. I,x,I L,iiiI
-. ,,rhang.d. Mis- BROW NELL"
l3i ta-t ltith--t
.,oi-sgKFrpER Wanted, -iun'"n n,,l ~
4 -obcr honest elderly woman. - roun'ry
hc.p.- a. invalid nus-c az 9<tS ~.
lnqiifr or addrr-- Mi-. hN"'
Ilud,on-st.. near ErOour.
uorsEwORK q, q 2rai, h3 1.st r gi'i.
cnc,,; want, 2 ION, ron,'""i, II (IiniL.s.
II oySEwoRK. by a swedish sifii ar or
ii " landed. m ,.al, n i44t'ii,, Az IN.
country. cali Jr,. NAIH n'.IN Yp-t,ir..
ave. bet"rrn 10Th an" -"'' II
noI-AtW0RK. Ky e girl Tor s'hrrl',
II rons.,o,t wiling AVID obiislng D"st
- ,,l,i, coos wa-h'. and h"l''
"alI . DAYS. 4ol En,t 3ith-.t.
,,ot.SFwoKK COOKING. WAlTINH..
II &C. for Hight warr,. ny s"SCa a, G M
-ervant- FOR city or couu! r.. ,otb.-t
HOME III HTAT. 1873 6th-avr.' NJ lo'"'-~
ousEwoEH. BY YOUNG "a ;" c alIn
ii girl speaking English foocc ,s sV.
sa,her ana ironcr, willing aud 0nlsi,ks,
rify or country reference 'ail oo' ''''
". bet 18th aud :0ih Sc.
nOUSECLEANING.-By a rH lp~ r.fer.
III Woman fn 20 oEt by the DAY Roou '''''
rnrcs 356 West +Sth-st., ba''in'ne -
rIOTSiwORKER BY srong youns
ii woman is 4 eooc jook and laurd ,,,.
- or conrtry coof references. fl'"N'
ca1 40 Cth-avc. near t2d--t
INFANTS rRSF.-Dy respectable ,o
/ dc-ly Protestant woman con'pt. .nt' ~
t,l.c entire charge: best o. Guy r'irrcnrn
from Gr,t-class family. Addrss b. '''
Sth-aN". -,-
sneai<lnc French and English good
beirdres,er; knows how to cut and NJ
Wiling to travel; willing. ooli2ihg anu
r., .tworthy best city references Apply
357 4th-ave.
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OIL MAKk Els.

oil CITY. Penn. May l9National Transit certificates
o,n"d at sS7.r highest 9i1,c; lowest. soc closed,
,,t,r sale = coo bbls charters, 2557l bos; sh1
nents 80 500 bh!,: runs, psf bbs.
' 81, .bupg Nav l9-Prtroeum strong and az, e
National Transit certificates opened at ss'c closed % -
highest 9f5,r: lowest. Ss',c.
bradford penn. NAV l3-Natonal Transit certificates
ocned at s5,c closed 9i2c bghes; 9i2c lowest $500
, l.a.nnrp, - bhlS.
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head Of the homestretch. the in Eclipse drew OUT
followed by Russell and Lord Harry, and me hh''h
ensued Eclipse winning by neck Russell second ho'A
before Harry Russell got OF very badly and Little
h'ld waited too long with him In the stetch S'niloo
did start.
FIFTH RACE SWEEPSTAKES go EA,U $1,000
ADDED SIZZLING; ONE MILL.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sunrsss 80 scts7 IL Moon stssOs Moons age
HiGH WATER
A.M-sanhy Hook rs Gov IslaL gil Holl cats 10 %
P-l-s.ndJ HoVk $50 isahL GA Hell date lis1
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H. DIVERS b. I. Quc-al. by nmyar-ouee" Ban, .
Yrs, 10 n ~ 500 h''t'iy
4 fen rnt's n. IA. .Ionmouth ). llGl Han ton,
j. Scheldss ch. h. Long Branch. ., Ill lIhayeIl
he,ston, s;abiss b. Aani,aI s. 49, I".r,,
hAccl-io' stables eh SAN D. liz h5rn q
u A. New tons b g. supervisor, ag'd - h'lsAJ
IL G. Myers b. h. Bonnie s. aged. -..' nal",l n
y lorhe~'s b. h. IT. Valentine, 49, III go. .p'Ns.J "
W. Bookss bin. b. Backthofn, aged, III - Hti,hu'IJ "
{. \. Fleming ch h. Rudolph, aged, III ,ifnnnl "
ID Gdcun'S en- e. Ns-ssf =. gill;. "H'""I ="
Betting Queral l:avoflt'l o. q ,M9il--'4,.t
To- L. Long BraIch - 70 / Manol3 20 !, ~. -
80 10 l. N ~ l. vivid 20 b. J. Bonulr : ID !" !,
NaS-sr 30 to l. Supervisor % l. 81 Nal'hth' ~ u -
Admiral = u l. HscEthorn 30 10 ].
betths Tor place QucSal 10 TO- Mghulvlsh - ~ j.
Long Branch 10 20 ], Manola o. ], NuSoiph ~ !" -
Sam IA to l. vivid q a. 4. Bouni" :. u 10 l. N',.'
20 60 I. Supervisor b. l. st Nacntln" !" l. Nu'r''
Ndtu.ls"oGc,si straight go Is. place 81 So Mon
mouth place sli 20.
Msnoa led The field from the start " the head oi u'
hon-tfetch H. ard Ns.saf beng her closest a'n'-
ant. for hsn q mile Monmouth and Qn"sa are" "nt III
the stretch and hard forght hni-h Ohr>a' Won w
hall length Monmouth second siN lengths before Long
Branch. No hid FOR the winner.
SMITH RNCE-HEAvY WEIGHT HANDICAP swift
STAKES. $50 EACH. ~ coo ADDED SIX f'H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-20
Comeslic Situauons Udntt0
Females.

Females.
,py,s MAID. Protestant: mat ,ew,er
L. and excellent bacKer; WllllhS 20
Ir,\el. obi OnF best Of references. "a"
on sddrts, II PsrA-avc.
lpY'S NAID.-Undcr,tand drrHSmah'
l. INK no objection To travel b'st ci'S
.fercnce. Address 203 West i2th.St. -
ADY'S MAID. or care Of children o.
IL North 81 Ireland Protestant CIR! Eoou
chambcrmaid private family long rcieT-
snce. III West iSth-st.. Sd bell.
AIDES nnc washing done hone. or
IL DAYS in the week. 81 East 5't''''''
sd door.
TNDEESS.-By nrst-ch>- rr.l"t.
l. ismIiy iaundress; Willing To- as'',' !"
Cnambrrwork city or couhuL neS'
ancss. Please call 40 oth-aNe" "''
42d-,t.
NDKfSS. -First-chs-. a-sls. WIN
l. chsmbcrNor.>; IA, years r'trrenv' no
'A'ertlon TO the country. call at III i"'t
! i3th-,t.. near 9th-avc.
ATNDnE,s.- ~ !, louns Nwed''n s',r ti.
H. unserstands a. inc ohI Masm,H and rus,,
w ., 4 s1cs,is"' bet 18Th and 2cth sts.
,rNDRTSS. lady wishes TO lnd a
pnce for a hrst-clas, lauhdrcs'' . 10 -
20 WWsst S,li.st.
Al YpKEsS. strong Young woman
L. has been many yr 'i,iy III .''a' Spi.ndd
IN lh,r, ,ron.r. good references. Can W.
6th-ave.. upstairs JACc' y
TXpKTss.- a re-p"ctabl" Young
girl. ni,t.cla,s has alMd,H Ht'o VIZ.
49, best of families; would hhr ~ ~
%rNpott. honest and ohliglhR 5os ~i, M
-,f.rrncr. can for two days, 10 h'Nl''F'
fon.ayc.. l-t hoor.
,rxnRFss and CHAMBERMAlD.-
| ~, romp.t.nt young woman mt
.eryart: understand, her WORK tl"t'
o"',hly. wants place. city or couh.ty nI'.'
La, references. Call l,Ol' O'h''''' Nv
j7th and 18th 7t'. ----.
DNENs Se. o,,, a. a lon TDIECs.'" or
'I1anlng' by the day. l'02' Avenue ~
Janitor. ------
I7VDEESS.- Flr,l.cliss c0lor'd laun,
dr.. With unsurpassed faciiu,s ana
r-fercncc- wishc, gent and i SGra! "'''
mo a. reasonable rates. Auutc'S u L.
J5uNsON. l2s West 30ul-st. -
NDRf.ss Swedish. Grs'-cla-s IN
pr,y1t, iunil, city, country rii,ncso
~ NJ HALMBEI,G, go ith'aNc, he'
tween 18th and 26th sts.. up'talr-.
ITXDRFss.-A lady closing her house
l., wishes to ind SITUATION i"r Nv,
ia',d,,...: /. very capab.r and reliable ana
lauhu 'i,iy recommend her. Can b" seen
e s;'S ws.t + 5sd ,@a > AZ p
IrYDKTSS.-By respectable Prot
Liant woman; country preferred nrst.
,Iass rrfrrcnce. HAZELTON, oZl west
nd At Call for 3 days -
NDY'S MAID.-By a young woman
GOOD scamstr"ss and can 1,sa. n'i'
GOOD city references. Call 100 w. &sth-st
AiAlD. BY a Young .d a"snsnwo"a and
~ Willing to travel best city refer
p'c cns Idllrcss NJ. H., 900 West ooth-Ht'
nrAIB -Iptcui gent Canadian lady would
nj b.. useful COMPANION 70 invalid or aged
lady; good writer also assist VITA , sswrns
anu ansi,sncps Address Mrs. DERWIN. $50
East 60th-st.