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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10
Miss Keziah likewise rose, al

Miss KeZiah likewise rose; anC
folding her hands primly in front O
her, remarked grimly: "When vol
first began talking | hadn't the leas
!. idea what you were driving at.
thought you were limiting about Bet.
sey Hill, and wanted to take me into
your confidence. [ never dreamed
that you meant me. Why, l suppose
that every one in town knew that
would not give up my freedom fol
the best man living Betsey Hill Is
pious, likely woman, she'll make
good home for you and she needs a
home herself
The deacon was completely with
cred, and Miss Keziah continued /:
eff you'll step around little livelier,
| deacon, and pick up the stones on
your lots and put them into good
fences, and NOW down those pesky
weeds, there's no earthly reason why
your farm shouldn't look as well as
mine. If I've said anything to hurt
your feelings, deacon, hope you II
overlook it. Why, you are all tan
gled up in that yarn I'll untangle it.
The delay of unwinding the yarn
from the deacon's feet gave Miss
Keziah chance for further remark
zone word more, deacon; have you
heard about the Western lands?"
The deacon wished he was any
where out of the range of those mer-
CHESS black eyes.
"I-think I've heern tell sunthin
about EN- he replied, meekly.
81 thought so! 1 thought so !'
exclaimed Miss Keziah, savagely.
''Well, deacon, those lands rightfully
belong to my niece, Mary; | only
hold them as her guardian.
The deacon began to look upon
his rejection as blessing in disguise,
for without the Western lands Miss
Keziah's attractions seemed tame
compared with those of mild, blue
eyed, buxom Widow Hill. Il can
trust We never to mention this?" he
asked, timidly.
81 shall not mention it. Now fol-
low my advice, deacon; make sure
of Betsey Hill before another week
goes by. You have my good wishes.
See to this at once"
"Thank We, thank ye; don't
mind if | dew
The good woman followed her
crestfallen visitor to the door. AS
sudden gust of cold night air put out
the light, she said: "The air is snap
ping tonight; have a frost, eh, dea-
CONF"
And the discounted deacon felt
that he had been nipped by some
thing sharper than a frost.-Lippin-
colts Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

Al INVALUABLE TRAVELLING COMPANIoN.-NO
person should travel without a box of Hamburg
Figs in his satche, for they will be found invalua
Bile when change of food and water has brought on
an attack of constipation, indigestion, torpidity
of the liver IS cents. Dose, one Fig. Mack Drug
Co., n. Y. Sold by druggists
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

ELECTRIC BITFERs This remedy is becoming so
well known and popular to need no spe. ial
mention. Ali who have used Electric Bitters sing
the song If praise. A purer medicine does net
exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will all diseases the liver and
kidneys viii remove pimples, bois, salt rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive
malaria from the system and prevent well as cure
all malarial fcvers. For of headache, constipa-
ton and indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price
Soc and 81 per bottle at H. c. Pierces drug store.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10

The spirit of reform is beginning its work in the
nurseries of the land by banishng those dangerous
opium preparations, and establishing useful and
harmless remedies, of which DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
is acknowledged as the very best for all the dsor-
ders of babyhood and childhood. Price % cents.
Functional di organization of the liver is most
powerful and common cause of melancholy. Lax
ador invariably gives tone to the liver and pro-
NOTES its healthful action. Price 25 cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10
trade on the upper river.

MAGNETIC HEALTH APPLIANCEs.-
The most careful experiments have
shown that the human body is as
completely insensitive to magnetism
and as wholly unaffected by it as
piece of rubber or of wood. A per-
son may stand between the poles of
the strongest magnet, one which
might hold up a ton of iron, without
the slightest perceptible effect upon
any of the bodily functions being
produced. Hence all so-called mag
netic appliances, brushes or combs,
disks, belts and magnets have no
curative power whatever. A few of
these may, by friction, produce sta
tic electricity. Some are so construct
ed of two kinds of metal that on con-
tact with the skin, whose perspira-
ton is acid, very weak votaic cur
rent is produced, scarcely sufficient,
after several hours, to redden the
surface. The majority of the effects
produced br such contrivances are
due, like those of the static current,
to eXpectant attention rather than to
any action of the agents, which care
full Investigations have shown to be
inert.-Scri6ner' Monthly.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10
DR.. SCHENCR'S
NSEAWEED
TONIC
Isa Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA

And all Disorders Of the d.
gestive organs. ltislikowisi
"a CorrOliorptiyo on strength.
ening Medicine. md may ID
taken with benefit 90 all Clarl
at Debility. For Sale hy nlI
druggists. Price. fl Hooper hot
H. ~. Schcuck's New Boob
np Lungs. LiNcrnul Stomach
M He'd free AlIr ss.
~ ~ schcnck & Son, thIia
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-02-10
The Congo River of To-Day.

From an article under the above
title in the February Century, by one
of Stanley's former officers, we quote
the following: son the Congo there
are no beasts of burden, there exist
ing merely a manual transport, the
porters being the natives of the Bak-
ongo tribe, inhabiting the cataract
regions. In physique these men are
slight and only poorly developed
but the fact of their carrying on their
head from sixty to one hundred
pounds twenty miles a day for some
times six consecutive days, their only
food being each day little manioc
root. an ear or two of maize, or
handful of peanuts, pronounces them
at once as men of singularly sound
stamina. Small boys of eight and
nine years old are frequently met
carrying loads of twenty-five pounds
weight.
Throughout the cataract region the
general accepted money currency is
Manchester cotton cloth made up in
to pieces of six yards each. The
European cost of the cloth paid to
these natives for transporting a
load to Stanley Pool from Matadi,
including rations, amounts at the
present day to five dollars load of
sixty-fve pounds. Five years ago
the cost was only one-third of this
but it has increased on ac-
count of the opposition of the various
trading houses that have established
stations at Stanley Pool for the ivory
trade on the upper river.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

In wheat yesterday prices shade Deteer pu'
dealings light and only 1000 bushels were taken or
shipment. No export business was reported locally ou'
fair business was reported at Philadelphia ana Mlne'
apos The option market more active, TRANSACTIONS
amounting to nearly 1000 900 bushels and prices "ero
stronger Cables easier but tEeIe were ieer cieaF
anccs at the seaLoard small Northwestern reeepN9 70
Offset that feature The West buyer ana ON =,
Of 400 900 bl May sold by local operator w W
IudbiOm & Co., Of Che AZ oos cents Ih' Us -
the curb So3, cents bid. The market ehueu UP
January ard y cent for the other months. Wa,
Cash cent higher over llght fecelPIs W. W.
and an export demand amounting to GOO bushels
options fairly active with Irregular changes
and MAY closed the a. wednesday hISpt "h''0
February was up y and March down 1s cent - ooo
oats weaker the SPOT. Late IN the diy oVVyyu
bushels wcr. taken for export TIT options wer1 seadS
and closed unchanged. -oo 49,.
were sold, OF 1t being for export.
The nnal quotations were "a follows . IN,
Whcat-JanuaN, So, February. S7t March, oo4
May, SS'i June, S794 cents; ~ 49,. ooz
Corn. January, 3os February, 3o~; March, 1873
Oats~ianGary 2s7s February 2s's March 2s. May,
Lard February SO %; March. SO 81 May, 50 AZ.
The receipts OF grain and Hour reported yesterday az
Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston wer. a fol-
Wheat II BIB Bushels corn 3922Oi bushels oats
l2 bushels: total grain. 5iS4 bushels hour 81 33
packages. A. Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis The ar.
rivals were Wheat. G3SJf bushels III Os9 bush
III 963 bushels total gain 626 ii6 bushels
lour. 30,SG3 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
ZEN N SYLVIA A
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1890
Trains leave stations loot Of DesDrosses and Cort.
DoU A. ill FAST LINE for the West PqlA@an 11aSs.
land 25 M Columbus . 80 a M Shicsso Q y ~.
WIiamspOrt, Lock Haven and Remove. except Sunday.
1896 A. ao,Mio VI. fmfffP m Pit%NS9ivANIA LIMITED com;
POSED exclusively of Pullman yestibqle, Drawing aad
ton Cars. prcscntna ladic. and eeiteens bath rooms
de maid % & & a4a th an t 30 SUn
and movable electro light Arrives CmeinHa' 'io
Soo %xfkEss r Pullman vSstbac sesplns Car and Da
M Car 70 T. Losi' To onbu ana Arves ca
cinnat IL IS Chicago p m'' ana 81 Louis ''o
$50 wgSrEs5Ys 5a5 %XEEEss ; 2aaRs III RoQTt: Ts. II
Scaso Shs Sei dneHa Haf and Me%Ph foad
hog9 80 oDnee m 9H 10. Say csyeIand snd nd
aSs aSlf "a daily iySeS@ SeePs p,n va..nn,.
500 Z SsPns Ga:as9 S:r yors
co0s H p % for 43G d, aa
for CORY Erie The OIL Regions. Cleveland and Column
BALTIMORE, wA-HINCToN. AND THE sorTH.
50 sqpday 10 10 M IsES sF5Ss %aiR"siGS SsR gS
93inf Car ar a, 20 p. m arrive washington $40
ID 81 go 90 ,aS a@d i, % 30 Sg5. sSS oS
dIo g + 5n 1ns. ssS
6hio Ra IHay and cRcinnatl, seeDer' Dining Car and
For MIA fiS CRY, 90 p m Through Carr
For c&aps ape Xsyo 90 p q Sew wSSSayi YSfs PHILADELPHIA,
foa foaard T Norfolk Rsroad 9 90 daily except Sunday
and no D. n daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 10
H. m wcekdavs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LXprcss Trains ltatu a. follows
415 GO : 20 90. 5 80 9 40 Chicago Limited
with Dining and 10 10 Washington Limited, and
II 90 a m. 10 90 90 . 10 90 80 I 90 30
500 90 8 80 5 90 and o 90 p. m and 10 rs night
Accommodation II 10 a M 40 and 100 ,. m. Sun;
days Express. 90, rs 80 90 40 Limited, sne
l. rs night. Accommodston 90 p N,
baggage from hotels and residences.
FOR oiahles o, local trains apply TO ticket agent
~ 'hc Cor n1nv
CHAS. l.. PUGH. j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool jan. 10 D. uCotton-Ih ne sales ot he day
500 bales American. utur's clO9'u DdI'IA
stead, American mddne low niddimg claus January
delivery % 4a6,d sellers January ana FEBRUARY u'tlcif
I95id sellers. February and March s-lNerF, f"ot
sellers: March and April dcNerr. 1o-0id sellers APll
and Nav delivery I.Bid sellers. MAY ana June utlN
rrv ) 53.Gld sellers; JHne and July delivery. o4o4o
-is July and August delivery 5j6id sellers August
delivery. = I,-Gfd buyers. ,,,,, a.
N.w-o,lean, Jan. lG.-Cotton steady; middilng loc
low mddlur 91c good ordinary, 9c net and gross re-
c,lut. is53 bales exports 20 Great Britain o-o Dils
~ ,hr Continent CD bales, sales, 5000 bales sogH'
800 $50 bales. ,,,,,- IN. ,o,r
savannah Jan l6Gotton 9uot middnsa lgc H2o. low p
c,ipt. l5S bales. exports 20 the Continent, ~ ~
coaswl-e 2072 bales; sales, lO1O bales STOCK ooo''
,,aIvo-ron. Jan. 1G.-Cotton dun mddng 1Oc low
uddur 91,c good ordinary ? -lbci het anu sro'S re
roir'. $50 bales stock jj,-22 bales. 1890 oo,.
Norfolk Jan G-Cotton steady middling 10 3'loo oo6
NO., and Qro,, receipts 9.5 bale, exports coasWlse 5VV
baies; sales 03i bales stock, 40s70 bales
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
I EIlIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt an1
DcsbrOsscs sts a follows:
a m Tor Slatngton and intermediate points.
N. for Geneva. Lyons, Elmlra Rochester, Buffalo
and the West, and principal Local point, Chair 70
Lyons aud Pullman ear 10 Suspension Bridge.
a. l.. and h. Junction and intermediate pouta
Char 10 Mauch Chunk,
u. m. Tunkhanuock and inferno ydate points
Chair Tunkhannack. Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg. 49,
Chair 10 Wilkesbarc and Pullman seepers 10 Sus
% p N for Siatngton and Intermediate points.
$40 y. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection to Reading aud Harrisburg
d. IN. Tor Geneva. Lyons, Elmila Rochester Bunale
and the West Pullman seeIefs 10 yons SUSPENSION
Bridge.
Trains leaving at a. m. IL a. m, | y. m. and 3 10
y. connect for oil points In Mahan0y and Hazleton
coal regions - -
- SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m tcr Maueh Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
points aud IL m 10 Shenandoah and intermediate ponts
5:40 " n for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
p m; Tor Geneva, Lyons, Elmira Rochester 1Suhalo
and the West Pullman seper to Lyons and suspensioS
General Eastern onice. 2s5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Dropoeals.
ROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

ID ROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
L O.Hcc Purchasing AID Depot Commssary. Army
illld.ng SO. % Whlfchi Street. NV YORK civ, Ja
uty 10Th io3o>,a'd prop -tl IN trill at subject 70
. .-u4, ro.d...Os Wi Dc eiycd a. th.s oilct unI
lOo,oc4 o. . Monday. February !, tn. ls9O for ir,
Department. L. > A. Tor a y fIo4
az four month, fror Mar. le3J tn owing atir-
contract. Ci-ur- trarkcr~ aud Hard Brcai Hams.
Iiro,kf.f Rlrou. yellow ana Odt.
.a in barrels syrup n bafrl, and the best quality OF
Golden SylHu in un cdu- Ohr'S'-i d'lorf anu loit-
Nr.r..t l'-.f rcu'c to all art1' - o. doA es e.
production ard uaullctur for such details s. s-h,d ne
lr, zion with ,.uiitl0u-. i~t~ = art clc- quanue,
rnd- modes ~ packing &c.. obtained at ti> OH Ihe
..t 4. r.,r.cl O. r..ct any al pr0ppals. lnteo
t,rla- bids should hr Uarlcd proposals FOR Sn.
-l,,.fr. upu.e- opened Februarf l1h, 1890 and sd
- ti. gnl r~ru- g.. Bell \. {. tr. > L. > \.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

The average advance on All pig iron was Ga =
per cent, and at that rate the whole Of Mr.
AtkinsOn's difference in price for twenty years
would be extinguishcd except cost Of freight.
The difference in steel rails has been 20 per cent
but the actual average of American prices for
twenty years was 81 81, and Of British S45 SO,
according TO the tables Mr.. Atkinson quotes an
advance Of 20 per cent would make British rails
worth S77 50, against American 81 81. But if
so small an increase in the British demand com
pletely extinguishes the difference on which Mr..
Atkinson bases his whole argument. what rise
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
rrpoprAY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. TO- 3 - p. m.-Bcef IN poor demand.
Pork and hams "a demand. BacOn-lhc DEMAND mas
fallen long and mort clear mdds about % "a a~2
po.in I'm f,r deruatd Iard-Spot and futures In poor
demand. Whoat-ln poor demand new 30 winter hrm
an - Flour in fair demand Corn-spot In far DE-.
.trd. ftir,- ln poor demand mixed western, February
staGy 80 1O9.d. Hops. at London-Paclhc coast III
good demand
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Ners publlratons.
NHARLES SCRIBNER'S 5 SONS
WILL PUBLISH TODAY:
A THEORY OF CONDUCT

BY ARCHIBALD ALEXANDER. 12mo. 81 90.
Professor Alcxandcrs contains complete and
searching examination Of the ethical theories and
systems together with the positive statement Of the
authors doctrine which lnds the ethical impulse
essentially religious.
CREED REVISION
IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
By PHILIP SCHAFF. d. d. Syo paper, 50 cents, net.
Dr IL in favor OF revision. The world, he says,
IS moving and yIc church cannot stand still His
uamphlct which contains his Views IN full. dl.
visions general In character and the other considering
the subject from historical, docrna and practical points
OF view Several important documents bearing revision
appended
THE MEXICAN GUIDE
New edition for 1890. BY THOMAS A. JANVIER. 1Gmo,
with maps, 81 30. net
accuracy in experienced suggestions, in genial and
shrewd apprcr 81 people and the country, The
Mexican Guide within the limits nOt'd TO
be almost hey ond criticism. The Nation
49, Sold by all booksellers, or sent. postpaid b1
CHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS.
743-745 BROADWAY, NEWY0RK.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Irnthcrs.

A TUTORS. gosclnc-sc, professors, teachers, al
IA brdnchc-, supplied schools AMI fam Hes School
culars for parent. Modem language -UOkcn MltIAM
COlRIEIE 81 t. l1th-st, bet 4th-aYe. and Broadway.
BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign. supplied
"A, for all branches, ia all localities no charge TEACH
IlsS WANTED, lee Tor REGISTRATION, fOrE for stamp
T. 4. AVERY. American School Bureau. West lith-st,
N. Y.
A iERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors. t'0tcrncas
&c. Colleges, school aud Families. Apply 10
MI. NJ +. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
T. kI.St II PROFESSOR can accommodate two more
i pupils 40 their own residence, French acquired in
four months very reasonable terns highest references.
Pi;ot LNNoR. Tribune Uptown Oncc. LBS broadNay.
ID ElNA1E TUTOE-A. EVERETT STONE Oalci. 80
L East 52dst Special success, IN coz. hing for eNaml.
nations, seven boys were prepared for college last
fI,rlE UNION TfAC HERS AGENCY. n.stab. lsSO)
supple schools with achcr, teacher with ions.
". j. KERR. MANAGER. lG A-tor Place. Ncwi Ork.
yyrANTED-A native German lads teacher Of b tween 20
w aud 80 Of age 10 t'ach German In school also
vocal and instrumental music. Picture and testimonial.
must accompany letter Of application Address l.. .. Box
4j7. Norwalk. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Qanrlnq Afn0emles.

LEXANDER MACGEEGOR'S loS West 55th-st- -
n New classes IN dancing Immediately after the holt
days advanced classes saturday morning. early appli
cation desirable Private lessons any time by appointment
A -CARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY. so 5thaye,
"A bet 18Th and 14tr sts-Prvae and class lessons, all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls 70 let
nE GAItIO, TUESDAY aud saturday Afternoons
IL 543 FIFTII-AVE (45th.st).
Other Classes 30 WEST S5TlI. ST
OUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING, 6s West 23d.
~ st. Hosea Higgins ropAferI oon and evening classes
,er onnarter 0, lessons 81 WALTZ GUARANTEED
ivo nrf,a,o lessons Al the fashionable dances taught
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
lagc Of prices and the total dealings were as fol-

includes sales of LOCO barrels OF cash OIL at sl JOS
and : 600 bafrcl, Of January delivery at ~ o5ie.
Refined OH unchanged at 40 cents per eaDoh !"
harrol- and 90 cent, In cases.
v" 'i' oiot, wcrc "a irr tho Continental ports
,s tJo,.: Antwerp IN francs, and Bremen $50 marks
London unchanged at 6h pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Musical Instruction.

T"" iNi'lIWoTY63EiEP co>-rny>rory or MUSIC.
. EAST Iru sr oNLY 30 DOR .1,-,, O.. 'rHAvE.
OPEN DAY tND LV1 MIG 90. ft. reception o' rr'I',
PANJo 4nl 5rITAE 'ausht .. tsrny .pr,a,,e e,-oa,9
SON. 1870 nroaiway. ic,wcen 32l aal 92l 81.
For Boys ard ouug Mcn-Country.
4 CHOICE sohJoL-s iti4g Media A,1-iseTmy f ior
= Il UHaii4fi tiaiua'r. M'ht tenn. ,n'Af F.ua-
CnIlrTSn4iM Car,si A'ADE>Y oaoNIz 11 r. >:~ D,
pi,pirt tos c.A... " scientific school. F1r crcuAr
JoHT CALVIN ETC. 4. ~. Principal.
ENMwOoD SCHOOL Tor E'No.-A' Milford Conn.
'f !; 81. n s , 5 . ffI&il ffI&ilK a a i$G f3;',i &
NEfTyYYC2GGE 'HLlTNGy AcAprMy corYw.Ll,oy
s,u'y ,n1 pcpa. a'oFy derrtn NJ Gym stun An
Co! Z. }. WRIGHT. Il. ). A. NJ. Sup,.
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE. ffcehsi. y J. i5th ycar;
college prep4'non speciality bu'inc's. high school
PEHNsYLyANIA MILITrAEY, ACADEMY.
CHESTER "a ,.. 60
4"'''','Sfff aihr }yei KY S'id9o; Lii.PG;iE''' l'
o'v 15lSasSy G%SsifG 81 rar@ GGr Asi'tcST coar A''
crcula'' Of Nc GE cii JtsEIy, n p.T Cv
SUMMER SCHOOL For BOYS.
ri % / frySSdf cSd s2o s1ag tar Hn sa .,Ssus
rrHE PFEk>KILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
Aupil ltons now received for i7th ycar. beginning
DE. JOHN y. TILDEN. Principal,
w sLEYAN ACADENY ON. of the hs.tdolen best
The paymcn' ~ sG1 IN advance VII cover ordinary tuition
board waehur room and heating for the fl torn, bo-
ginning Aur -. send for catalogue 20 &. NJ. STEELE,
Principal. wibraham. Mass
For Young LadcS-Country.
A CHOICE SCHOOIA-BroOhe Han. for girls and young
n ladies' SWiIH1N G. SHORTLIDGE. A. NJ,
UIarvard Graduate,. Media IA. uear Phllsclphla.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY Tor Young Ladies'
MISS EMILY NELSON
CoLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOOD.
lego speciality Pupils adm rtcd to vassaf Wellesley.
and Smith certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING.
CAROLINE VI. Gtl,KISH \ Il.
HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIFS-Darngton
~ Seminary. Wr-t Chester la.-Sprnp term Feb 3.
Il $3.50 per year All branch taught W gymnasium.
Catalogue. Il. DARLINGTON. Pm. p. Prn-
- HTRBNN SENINAl,Y for young ladies and chll
- 1921 St and Eagle-aNc. New YORK city beau
tiful sltuat on thor0uq Inst ucton moderate terms
Mr.. EDWIN JOHNSON Principal.
For Both Scxes-Country.
D)CKLAND COLLEGE,. Nyack on the IIu1son.-Toth
IL Sexes Enter At any tlmc send tor catalogue.
Miscellaneous.
II ONT commence the study o. stenograDhy and type.
- writing until you call a. Vermilys College. ol3
Broadway, N. Y Pamphlets free. Write or call
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Qracbcrs.

w ANTED-For balance OF school. a male teacher, IN
w out OF town school special branches pennalsnlP
and English state qualifications and salary eApeteu
be moderate teacher Will board In the school
BOX 355, Trenton n. j.
VNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (for
w supplies professors, teachers gOVerness
musicians housckrcpcr companions, chaperones Sc 10
colleges schools and also bOOkkeeper stenogra
nhers cOpvlsts 70 business firms
Miss C. T.. WERNER 300 5th ave. NewYork city.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There unexpected development Of activity In
pipe certificates Stock Exchange yesterday
Confident buying advanced the price from IL Oi to 81 Oo
but full lost before the close No news OF I'M
portancc wa, received stimulate higher range OF
yauc except the confirmation Of reports OF cohsueiao'
,ge To dcrrlcks and res by the winds and storms In
the oil country. The Stock Exchange traders, however
are to large extent bulshy inclined because ty are
Of aSOrdbl. statistics cNertcd
on the values Of railway shares, even speculative con,
ditiouS sometimes delay the result. Hence, Wh'h IN
addition 10 an accumulation Of short contracts on Market
ro,n which the Of delivery gradually disappear
"A bullish field port may De lOOh,d
To Tor the end Of January. disposition Is bred to ahci.
nat. H.. ,f.ct. would b. reasonable FOR the cluue
market 10 enjoy sharp rise before spring or summer
iuuc,s st. in and any yigor shown by the bun
leaders the speculation might readily acquire fresh ANNA
ton The askets closed strong at their reaction nom
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
o,lA1rn pRnpnsN-s will be received at

- t'' i' r'6'Ic Br'd'n.s Nrw.York CITY. and
rr,d on uc 9l-t day OF January. 1880. tor certain
atoms and r.pir- % thr ialoiatlfy s"oor q
fo,, ~ public stores Building. in said city, in accord
UIt,., m y, ,tatr the number ~ days they Will rr-
o.Il, ., comp. the work under pnalty of for tnS
number giv o. fl,h hd must he aooompml.d Win
..tn,l check ~. NIFTY doar- so diaAn 70 tho od'r
- , rf,,-.,,f n t. Uut,d >fitc-. The >ptch alton
.lu i. ~..u and any information obtained ~ apply Ing
D., WN D. FRYER JR.. Superintendent of Repairs