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ALEXANDRIA.

Reported for THE En- ING STAR.
The SHOE FACTORY MoyEMENT.-The direct.
ors of the Alexandria shoe factory held a
meeting Yesterday afternoon and proceeded To
examine various buildings suggested as Its To-
cation. Green's factory on Fairfax and Prince
streets, the old Buckingham cigar factory ON
Prince and Union streets, the Nc
Weigh building, opposite the Brooks
by Lewis Mckensie, were all examined. No
view was taken of the old cotton factory owned
by the CARROTS of Baltimore because OF the
price at which il is held. The matter will be
reported to meeting of the stock holders on
Monday evening next.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA SocIABrIITIIs.
The interchange of visits between Washing
ton and Alexandria organizations has been
growing ever since convenient night trains
began 10 be run between the two cities. No
week passes now without mutual visits. The
Washington QUA Mechanics are expected on
a visit tonight to Virginia Council OF
that order here, and a pleasant
entertainment will conclude with =
collation.. The Good Templars Of Golden
Light Lodge entertained visitors from Finch,
Columbia and Friendship lodges OF Washington
few evenings ago, and there has also been an
interchange of Masonic visits this week.
NoTEs.-Mr. S. b. Stoutenburgh, builder, Of
this city, has been engaged TO design and build
the repository" at 81: Aloysius Church
Washington, and completed his work today. -
The United States Patent Improvements Com
pany has been incorporated here. The
corporators are Park Agnew, NJ. Il. Harlow. J. X.
Cation, j. h. NJ. Morton and VIM. Marshall.
The Young Women's Christian Union is initial.
ing arrangements for the opening of q reading
room for boys, design full of promise of pub
lie benefits.-Blshop Randolph confirmed q
number of adults at Grace Church last night.
Services commemorative OF Maundy-
Thursday were held at St. Marys (Catholic)
Church this morning.. +. Peyton has
bought two building lots on Commerce near
West street for S5S5 from James Tatterson.--
Mayor Downham is confined to his home BY
sickness and Justice May officiates at tho
mayors Office. Hereafter in all cases where
the mayor sends prisoners to jail under the city
laws the city must pay IS cents per day 70 the
jailor for the board of each prisoner. The
state has heretofore paid for the board of all
prisoners in jaiL-Mr. John 4. Hill, ex-tax
collector, lies at the point Of death at his homo
on Lee street
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Man and Woman Held for Robbery.

Policemen Hensey and Ferguson had a
market basket filed with clothing, silver ware
and other articles in the Police Court yester-
day as evidence in the case of Edward Smalls
alias Holmes and Sarah Butler alias Green,
who were arrested on charge Of robbing the
house OF DR.. Smith on New Jersey avenue.
Both prisoners we're committed to jail to await
the action Of the grand jury.
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VIII Cases.

The will Of George T.. Dickerson, directing
the division of his life insurance, has been
proven, admitted to probate and letters testa-
mentary issued to L. d Dickerson; bond $500.
In the case OF the estate OF Patrick Fleming a
petition has been filed for the probate of the
will and citation issued to the next of kin.
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The Washington Light Infantry.

Last night the Washington Light Infantry
Corps, at the regular monthly meeting, decided
to give two moonlight excursions TO Marshall
Hail. one on June 5, the other on July l6. A
committee was appointed to consider the sub
ject Of the regular annual encampment OF the
corps The following active members were
elected: James Il. Hinchliffe, William f. Bean.
mont, C. J. Carew, Henry Il. Schildroth, n. A.
sheffield, Frank l. Lanahan, Walter L. Stew.
art and II. H. Humble
IT 10 stated that honest administration Of
the sheriffs Office in New York city Won Id
bring the sheriff $70, 900 in debt Der anuum.
Deputies required TO charge only legal rates
are resgning.
in glove contest st Norfolk.
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PAPER SUPPLIES,

PAPER SUPPLIES,
STATIONERY. WRAPPING PAPER, TwINES.
PAPER BAGS. SHOW CARDS
At Manufacturer Prices. saving 90 to 20 Per cent
PRINTING
ROBERT T.. CLARKE. Manufacturers' Agent and
representing the Central Printing HouaD of New York
All kinds OF job Printing and EnHrav wing done upon
the shortest notice. in the neatest manner and at the
lowest price --1
II you need anything In the above lines send postal
and Agent will call. Address 54l 18th IT NV.
Washington. DC. mh26-iyS
l. AND BRIDGE WOkKA
EDWARD L DENT. n. Z. Proprietor
The bert facilities In the city fcsa kinds Of Iron
work. steel Beams, Angles, &c. always in stock
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron Work
speciality. kepairs and general machine work do0s "a
sole ncsnsees IN the District Of Columbia for the
.0oetx- 1ischell" sysssm OF beam Anchon and Pro
.,s City Once las q .. NV, fel ass.
~ Washington, nc
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FOR SALEHLOTS

OR SALE-A SOUTH FRONTAGE OF 30 FEET
= on wyoming ave. Washington heights, At as cents
per square foot Only u 500 cash required balance
years most svor.Sie opportnSy TO w BUM fd nss
home or to mold for an early profit Apply between
the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock 70
a3-3t' Room 9, National Safe Deposit Buiiding.
LcOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CAIJFORNIA
Il ave- Washington Heights; water and gas: location
for . house finest on Heights.
% JAMES A BATES 4 CO..
ap3-2w 1407 F St NV.
L party wall ON v st NV; water sewer connections,
sj-es ST. N'''> COOKE B. LUcKETT. easFt
LrOR SALE-LOT Sc. DENIsON & LEIGHToN's
Il subdivision. 10th ST.. above Columbia road near
new new park per foot Cheap. 80 cents. B. II. WAR
NER CO., 9l6 + ST. NV ap3-4t
EoR sALE-CHOICE LOTS IN LEXINGTON:
ap3-3ts
IroR sALE-A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on
Il 5th ST.. Just north OF Rhode Island 24Xl00
to alley; price for short time, 80 per square foot
ap3-3t 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
IrOR SALE-AHALFSQUAREO OF GROUND. WELL
Il located for profitable subdivision, be secured
at positive bargain by prompt purchaser; 81 300
cash required $500 on before April 10: balance
on trust. Any one able to comply with above terms
can realize $4,000 profit without investing another
dollar and with . reasonable prospect of making
100000. will guarantee $4,000 advance on pur-
ap3-3t' s34 St. Washington d.
TrOR SALE : SPLENDID BUILDING SITE ON
North Carolin near corner OF 9th st southeast
20 feet front by depth of 100 average to l0foot alley.
COS, W2SH'N DANENHowER.
sp3-3t 1ll5 st. NV.
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HELD FOR MURDER.
The Coroner's Inquest on the Body OF
Andrew Smith.

TESTIMONY THAT HIS SKULL WAS FRACTURED NJ q
BLOW WITH A STONE IN THE HANDS or Jos.
sELvEr-THE ALLEGED NuRpEREH A cRAP
PLArER-HE n SENT BACK TO JAIL
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR SALE-ELEvEN-RCOM BRICK, WITH
u stable: desirable corner NV; worth $4,000;
viii take $3.50 If sold in 10 days; terms easy Ad-
lress Box I.9. star Office. ap-Bt
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ aud Territory. Notary and U. 8 .CommiSsoner
JNO. y. BEAll. 1921 st. NV. In ONCE from . q
NJ 10 . Pm MT
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
Stables.

Stables.................S15
STORES.
1924 ! 4th 81. store. ABS
LIZ. 14th st., store. .35
OFFICE ROOMS.
519 9TH ST., Sd and
4th floors. ..e5
1903 Pa. ave-, I'd floor. 10
los h st. Sd and 4th
fioors.......S50 and S35
ISHED.
Conn. ave-. adjacent to
Lafayette square. E. 800
jefferson place ......... 200
Conn. av.. above X. 200
Mass. ave. bet. l4th and
and ] 10th SITS. 100
9th ct. bet. X and l. SITS. ] 80
DE Sales st. .............150
q st. bet. 18th d 18th
G St =. bet. i sth { i 9th. . !. IS
18th st. bet. u and II sits. 40
Ii IT. bet. 21st and I'D. is
10th st. bet n and OstS
From April j to Oct.
i, 1880. DO
Conn. ave. bet. Q and Il
SITS. partly furnished. 40
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
) CAN BE INSPECTED
M OUR OFFICE.
HILL A. JOHNSTON.
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VSOR RENT 146 A ST. NE, BRICK HOUSE,
II rooms and bath. within half square -. Capitol;
newly papered Throughout: rent $50. Keys at l56
st X n. MORRISON, l2I2k st. NV. sp3-3t'
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

l,OR RENT-rULLY FUkN .I4Io HOUSE OF 10
Rooms. nice located TOR sura-ter months: at rea-
sonable rent. Address OWNER W. star once ap3-I.
l,oR KENT-wE CAN OFFER FOR RENT THE
II Premises on south~est corner Of 29th and Road
SITS, GEOkGElOWN HEIGHTS, on which there 10 a
briek dwelling, containing IL rooms and bath, with
aoon two acres OF ground plenty Of shade
only two blocks distant From May to Nov. / at
rate of ss5 per month HILL JOHNSON
spo-ft 1903 Penn. W.
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tCOR SALE THREE GOOD BUILDING LOTS
4 162i feet front. 9th St bet. b and ne will sell
Tor DOC. net II sold in the next few days this is
great bargain. J. A SETTLE CO,
n
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IfOK SALE-S10.5O0-NICE NEW 3sTORY RESI-
II dence two squares north of Dupont Circle, 8
rooms bath nicely furnished all mod. imps; terms
Address OWNER p. Star once. ap:-3ts
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l,OR RENT-BY FISH 4 MILLER. 1918 + 81. NV,
II that Beautiful press-brick Bay window House,
1914 sunderland place - ROBINS all mod Imps most
BEAUTIFULLY furnished and l. fine home in magnif-
cent locality. Will De rented ~ careful tenant fur
nished at 100 per mo. unfinished at $40 per
m
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

LOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS FOOT LATHE, SHEP-
Il ard make swings inches: 2S inches between
centers; screw cuttings with small tools; bargain :
$40. Address Ii. BIZ, Star Office. ap:5-3t.
L,OR SALE-ONE HORSE AND WAGON ALSO
II 1w Po oil Tables Can be seen at $50 Pa ave nv
N ust be sold at once lt+
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MONEY TO LOAN

NVANTED-wIIL LOAN $4,000 IN Suns To
w suit: principal can he returned in small monthly
payments Here is an opportunity 10 secure a hcme.
EAS1ERDAl HALDENAN,
ssNs a
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON
| Eliiull VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS foct OF Cortlandt and Dcs4
brO,>es follows
a. N. Tor Slltngto and intermediate points.
m. Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmlra Rochester Buffalo
and the West. ami principal local points chair
10y and Pullman Bridge.
20 "A. III. Tor Mauch Chunk intermediate points
II u NJ for l.. and Il junction and intermediate points.
Chair a NauCl CHUNK.
D. IN. for lunkhannOck and intermediate points. Chair
10 Iunkhannock. Reading Harris
burg.
10 p. m. for Elmra and principal intermediate points.
Chair 10 Wikesbarre and Pullman sleeper to
pension Bridge.
40 T.. for SatingtOn and Intermediate points.
40 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
y. M for Geneva. LIONS, tlmila Rochester Buffalo
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 l. and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving n a. m. II n. | p. and 40
D. for all points IN Mahanoy aud Hazeon coal
regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m: for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points and IL Tor Shenandoah and Intermediate points
40 p. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
y. for Geneva. Lyons. Ilnira. Rochester buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern Onlcc 23j broadway.
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RAILROADS..
tiailroaos.
TEN N S YLv A MA
! RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER MARCH :, lo'o'
Trains leave stations loot Of DesDrosse' ana Usrss
sSo A. A.. TME FAST LINE the West pu es
. ss'sas Is Sleeping Gsa .nd f.is
d @ ps Lock Haven nd sunday
1896 go AoMdo ffffv LIM,TEpI CON. .as
ssusysy Of Pullman yss asns s Di"1s
sc% csrs asasal Tsp:Iss 'I Isa e sa
saa 6ry and Of home
0ce Heated By steam and ahted By s.lOaa 10 ss
200 S s. 81 LOTS sN ANp c5scI IN sIn
%xikES pullman vssbuc slespns sn oar a aH n
einnat ii is a. M. Chicago D. m and St Louis AZ
,as ssssIss Sa@lss g
6"e Sleeping 70 PsssJss a.
S5,ss csr aRd 70 afSRs
Sns 80 second SASorI cleveland
' s9s1 s.' ;Sfs?s gsi? y;s.;
SsSPsi ve 3; dsy q" s, Ssl'ss
fopa CORY UT Erie the OIL Regions Cleveland and Column
w., ,,,ovr. WARRINGTON AND THE sOura.
sss %s s sS
4:Si:; i''s A.
ia ns ys
55,5 "f' ''
For SGs Via S,S s.ers. sssgss
md SS co R' das Vi. baltimore
p IT. FOR PHILADELPHIA
us. $50 10 s 90, &c. 9 40 Chicago Limited.
viii Dining car and 10 20 Washington Limited ana
Sc 90 oS 81 e j. aid 60 = o. .aa IS nsss
&sss%s aa,:" 3 ,I$ S SSi' s ~
IL is night Accommodation. z 90 p m
The NowYork Transfer Company viii call Tor ana check
n~orero from hotels and residences.
timetables OF local trains apply 70 any TICKET aeent
OF t ruas - puGH JR WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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CeaaI Noiites.

CUPREME COURT.-William Paar. plaintiff
~ against Antonio Gh'ti aud Leon g.. Ghctt. Louis, VI.
thcft Florence g. Ghett aud Waiter &. dhct surviving
children and heirs law 81 Angelica Ghetii
defendants. Summons Plaintiff desires trial ~ De- had
the city and county Of Nrw-iork.
TO the above named defendants: You hereby sum
moned 10 the complaint IN this action. aud serve
q copy Of your the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty days after the ~Ivicc Of this summons. exclusive
the day service and Of failure appear
Judgment Will De taken against by default
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated New-YOrk CITY. January II. 1890.
FORSTER x SPEIR.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
once and PO-t0iicc address,
No. 5S Wast.. New-York CITY.
To tho defendants Antonio 'het Florence &. Ghc,ti
and Walter {. Ghctt The foregoing summons j. served
DpOn ard each Of ;Gu ~ publication, pursuant
ordr Of the Hon Edward Patterson of Justices
of the - Court Of tn Of New dated
the 9th day OF February, 1890 and filed with the
plant In the Office the Clerk Of the
NewYorh at the County Court House. in the city OF New
York.
Dated New-York February &c. 1890
FORSTER & SPEIR.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and Postonlce address.
No. SO Wal-st. New-York City.
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IcGtbere.


A TUTORS governesse, professors, teachers. al
"A branches, supplied schools and families Schosl ci
culars Tor parents. Modem language spoken. MlRIAM
COYRlERE. 81 r. l7th-st, bet s,h-ase and Broadway
A BEST TEACHES. American and Foreign supplied
n, All branches. IA ali Ocaue, no chsIge TEACH.
hrs WANTED fee for Ie..stidtion form for stamp
I =. AVERY. Amer can School Bureau. West l4thst.
A iERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supple, Professors Teachers, Tutors, GoNernc-seA
~ College School and Families. Apply 10
Mis-. NJ. J. YOUNGFuLTON, % Union square
IJiSSE's TEAC HERS AGENCY. II T.. 18th st.. sup
plies competent teachers tutors, goNcrn nu-
sicaD., &C. resident and visiting recommends best
schools English German, French spanish spokcn
INEACHERS WANTED. Lali.~: Nmincd ateivl Nor
ual school giddu8f' or ~ hVoi near city, English,
French ana music for city family Roman Catholic; Ger
man, ii-Ith ana music Tor family German French. Eng
l. and music; French and music companion for city
family. fFor Sspf'ubeiI Latin Greek. natural sciences
G.ntlen, Military o"lu ipi-coI iiaui natural
sciences. Ep-coualnn iI.nch ma rtfnan (spo4cnj
American: natural >cirncc- commercial llan,nr. Tor
COLLEGE rot o CiN engineering professor ,r
cal engineering. Apply to Mrs NJ. j. NOG NG-FOITON
American ana Foreign Teachers Agency, - Union
square.
ryNHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. jH-tab. 1ssO)
supple school. witt scher tesc witt positions
w. d. KERR. MANAGER. 10 Aston Place. New-York
yyTONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU for
w noh supplies professors teachers
musicians houeetscprr- companions chapcrOncs &c
college. schools and famcs also bO0kkeepcrs senogra
rhofs and copv;s's 70 business firms.
Ms C. ]. wTrNFR. 900 shave. N"w-York city.
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NzwYoRxzCE
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and de.art from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

Fourth Ave. and I'D ~, New York.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION N TIE CiTfs
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS; ,.,..,,..
$50 A. VI. rAsI NEA YORK SAIL EAffL~SS-
due AZ Canaudagua 90, BguaO 20 y. III
9.5O A. VI. CHICAGO NEsIlBL Ill LlMlIED-Que
AZ Chicago Q so a ~, neat Gay. .. -,
1O5O A. VI. SOrTHNESILkN NE>IlBl l.fs LIA-
ITFD--duo Cincinnati .O5. indianapolis 10 80 a. N''
11.3o 4. VI. = RRsii.RS DAY EXPRESS daily except
sundays Train leaving on Saturday, does not run
West Of Detroit or Olr,,and ,.,,,,,,.. 40 ,,.,..-,
600 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EAPbhsss,odue Shiease
1000 T.. VI. FAST NIGHT EAfkt>o-ior hochesIer
wn,f,lo Niagara Fails and The West . ,.
ALBANY UTICA SYRACl 81, D,hbs FL BIT
THIo AND NIAGARA FALLS 90 800, 10 90
II 20 m. 8 90. 10 90 D. H. also 80 p H. A4oahj
ArsBurI:S, GENEVA AND CANANDAIGUAzfs so
m 30 m. rs 30 . 10 90 - y 100 midnight
TROY SARATOGA ADIRONDACK MO lAINe AK
N6NTKFAI.-fs 80 a H., 80 p. m. also roy D "
so 10 80 IL so a. M, s 80 o'Vo' V'V' p H.
BFRKSHIRE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
10 :3j a. - 20 ,. ~, ,, go. .,,,- a., Gran,
Central Stafon or at No. fl3. 7S5 32 and Bfoad~ay
- PARK place ~ West l2jth->t. and l3ol.,t -tat9
%aw York ,3S Wa-hnsfOn-~t, 72O lulton-st' ana 5sS
R.df,rd. ave. T.. D., Brooklyn.
Wa-'cotf> ENrrs, calls for ana cnc'A, Oiehsse lfvHi
hotel. and re-iteicf- through % destination. -.
Daily except sunday. Daily except saturday. OtAef
trains daily. ,..,.. -, q "a . ~ ,,s
ms - ,roTcr-Y GEORGE n. DANIELS
"''i.' ..ii,,.-.f Nf.ra-o- ,s.lr Passenger Agent.
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11nblic Notices.

" OTlCE.-The Toledo National Bank, OF
~ Toledo. the state Of ohio BY vote q It's stock,
holders resolved discontinue business and close uD
it, affairs and after January 81. 1890 Az note-
said association th.fc-
fore hereby notified to present the notes other claims
against the association for payment.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
HORATIO s. YOUNG Cashier
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STEAMBOATS,.

4 LII FARES REDUCED VIA oTONING.
~ TON IINE.-The inside route Boston, s3 P.ovl.
cuco, 25 Worcester - 30. Steamers leave Pier
80, y. H.. block above Canast at y. Sundays
cAcel ted.
FALL RIVER LlNE.-Boston, $500, for
i nrst-elsss limited tickets FARES REDUCED TO
week days only at y m SUNDAY trips WIZ be resumed
Brooklyn at 80 Jersey City at p Steamers Pill.
GRIM and PROVIDENCE In commission An orchestra
on each steamer.
NJ ORWICn LINE FAVORlTE INSIDE
~ ROUTE.-Fares reduced. To Boston. 81 Worcester.
corresponding reductions TO all East
leave Pier 40 (od number, North River foot Of Wetsst
(next pier above Desbosses-st Ferry daily Sunday
ccl,ted. at p. Ia. c. W. BRADY. Agent
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck Sin
IN tPier 25 f. r. a. and IL p. m tSundays
ceptd. Steamers arrive W time for north and
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Y rNNT FOI. Ct "a MD NT.AI'
C. OF wAsnNGroN peo tIo ycrs cru, Mchs
SENECA iIay. and Mantlnia- ........ we'd Mch. IL
c. or ALEXANDRIA, na ,r, Vsfa crul Sat- Mch Is.
.r,... Nassau santiago H. Cuba
SANTIAGO. { eafnrros ....... Thurs Mch. 13
los particular. freight or passage. apply 20
b. 4 60. ll3 Wali-st.
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THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market yesterday shtwcd some re-
sistance to selling pressure and orders TO bny were
not as easily executed during the few preceding
DAYS. The fluctuations also were within narrow
limit, and values at the two New-fork exchanges
closed slightly better than the day previous Work
IS still active with the drill aud there are some I'M
portant wells pending in the new Penllsy wanna pools.
The range Of prices, however. IS 80 far under me
former basis That the short interest Is more tnld
and the disposition to buy ior'a turn upward Is more
pronounced. The markets closed steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
Olcuing
L hr~t
i,,,oI ~ 80 .............. g3is 90
Sales barrels ---S-oJV -i"'VVV
The auotations for refined oil in cases were reduced
ten points TO OGO cents Barrel oil was unchanged
at 7.4O cents. - ,
AT ) IL -IGd 1876 pence. Antcwcrp al IL francs and
Eremen at ESQ marks being unchanged
HAVANA MARKET
Havana March 5-S Ntnish gold 240d240i,. Exchange
quiet Demand fair and market firm coo bags
962 degrees polarization, and 1000 bags at
Matanzas were sold at 80 372 gold per quinial.
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Dantlne Nfaoemlcs.

A LFXANDEE MACGHEGOisS. los West 55th-st-
"A dancing inIcd stely after the hOli.
DAYS classes saturday morning appi
cation desirable. Iyste lessons any time by appointment.
3 4 CARRIERS DANCING ACADEMY, 80 shave,
IA 1:,h 14tn sts.Pvae aud JAS lessons, oil
hours. WALTZ IT. UGHr RAPIDLY. Halls 10 let
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AQULDUCT COMMIosIONEI-9 OIIICh,
ROOM 2Oy STEWART BUILDING. 80 $50 broad.
WAY, new YORK. February H. 1890.
'EO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS or Iiopo.a- for furnishing Complete Port
able Hosting Plants for the Of tn S~w Aqurluct
as called for approved forms
cations e IN the Office q Tic Aqncerct Commissions
SIN be received Al this Office until o'clock b. M on
March g. 1890. At which place and hour they viii be
publicly opened bv the Aquduct Commissioners. and the
award said work viii be- made by said Com.
III --i0nrr~ a. 500 thor, after s-lhlr.
Blank Of contract and specifications therefor and
bids and envelopes for their nclOsuc
can obtained above office o the Aqueduct Com.
missioner application 10 the Sccr'iary
BY order OF the Aqu'duct Comm ,.iOners.
JAMES &. DUANE. President.
JOHN G. SIfEI,lIAN. Secretary.
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