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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
TIE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIZES
4 slight further Improvement made in the price
~ certificate the exchanges yesterday, anu W1e
nuctatng 3d. a93 and 90 cents the last quota
on at both boards Wa midway between the highest and
the lowest figures. fair volume of trading va accom-
uli.h,d with a more pronounced tendency u operations
IN the options. II is reported and generally believed
that tne price of OH ha, been I'D dnced CENTS u
20 cent. pud the producers In the Held. A, tht re-
lining interest. control laf-" proportion Of thr ONO
petroleum territory. advance Vii not eau for large
expenditure unless the 'out-Cc critters are
n,auabo Of exercising business Judgment Ihr rum"i1
p.Iceptlhir effect values. An advance ia Linn
oil when break Pennsylvania prices j. con-
readily bee construed a bun argument 10
that 10 indicate that the prospects Of m plDdHcr'
had not gone 10 the 'GrmntOn b0""Ows.' ihri' Is
danger " the short interest al ia" Wet OYER
,trppng the bound, OF their control Of Oh" current mar
ko and the sign, OF rally are slowly multiplying.
although Of the s' ufnt 81 ht -h hrld h'
factor. The cru,r markets. closed -1a
range prices and the total dealings were a. "i-
lows ..-,.. g....ffs.,.,
Opening " 80
Lowest o.
t n', ',.i. ''''.'''''' 10000 90 600
,nn,d unchanged at 40 cents per gallon In bar
Foicisn quotations unchanged follow. Antwerp.
l. francs Bremen. $50 marks, London, HUGO l1Io
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LIVE STOCK MAKKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE or IRLDh.

Baltimore, March Cotton Arm; mddaagS r flSg'
Hour active nrm. Wh'at, southern strsuy iu.A.
= $50 Longberry, sOd5Oc Western Easy No. Tnrr
red SPOT aud March. c3dsjt,c April s3'sc, May $50
ST. Cora southern steady for white URN Tor yeiH~
,tot 6i,aJUAc. March. 30. d3c AYnh 5o'+ 400 80
A. steamer. H5'.c oats steady southern ana
T., ania - 1906 Western Whit, 29d3 &c DO mixed
d.-c. graded 80. 2 while Jcc ny qurt anu ~ az
55- Ifav nartl,r and steady prn" I" choice uiouly
,o. Provisions nrin and unchanged Butter
-trour and good demand Eggs strong lie. Petroleum
Yn,,aug,d. Cole. strong and firm; Rio caisocS' iar
.Of.p.r. sugar nrm. soft sc. Copper nrin fc1l,o
l3altac whisky firm ~ O9dtl 10 tttl.hts 70 Liver
oo rr steamer steady. Cotton io. Hour, 2od2-o gram
III Cork Ion orders T. bcai~ ID. Shipuents-N neat,
no. 90 bush. corn 10000 bush Salcs-Whcst, $4,000
bush corn. 40 800 BUSH -. A.,
n,r,'O March 6-Whcat-NQ hard quiet. but nrn,
WIN -ai.s 81 OsO bush Sole and D at 9O'-G
lO4r No Northern firm. With sales OF 900
-l AZ SOL Spi.c and AT soc. closed AZ ss7ac
So . northern soc winter wheat scarce and urn; NO
" I'd o3.c 80. | whit. Michigan. Sc; No red extra
-oa- No q rcd 75c Connective. firm aud higher; :
Ear. SO yellow sold 35c. 40 3 do Of ISL
10 err 92n32 IL. p cars NO s 40 * ana
,.r- do at 3eac No T. 81 d3liac no grade. 3od3O'2c
oats opened easier bat aftcr"ard advanced owing U
active demand 20 No. white sold al 2O,sd-b &C
! ear. So 3 do ~ 25hc and l. cars No. MIXED a. Zoe
clo~'d .arc higher. barley strong and higher No
canada Gido6c No. do 81 G62c; no. extra o'doIc
Michigan 7alsc; State. 5oa6sc l.ye nominal Flour
Recrlp.- 900 bush; corn, 1000 bush oats oOOO
hush shipments II 900. -
Chicago March 6The leading futures ranged a. fol-
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Der 2s'c bid oats hrmer No casa hsrie yc dull little
dome at fSse Eye S,.SSS
= 20 BID SO asked putt s- Strong nna want
Cd 1oc Cornmea 81 85dsI 10 whisky 81 o2 10
Notwithstanding favorable adSicSs % for bacon
for future delivery Pork SO l22dsigD 20 sal, meats
bnmidr * =; l. longs and ribs - 9Oa$2 snort ciear
AZ o5ds5 10 Bacon boxed shoulders, ~ 81 ions' anu
ribs - so short clear. % O-l2.
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tnrhers.

TUTORS, cOyernesscs professors, teachers, all
"A. branches supplies schools and families school cir.
culars for parents. Modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIEKE 81 f. l7th-st.. bet ith-sVe ana bioadw@y'
A -nESr TEACHERS American and Foreign. supplied
"A for all branches n all localities no char,c TEA H.
IlS WANTID; fee for registration form Tor stamp
X. +. AVERY. American school Bureau. Weot l1u-7t'
n Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Profc-sors Teachers, Tutors GoNcfne.sez,
&C. 10 COLLEGES Schools and Families. Apply %
Mrs. NJ !. YOUNGFULTON. 23 Union square.
~, UE Union TEACHERS AGENCY. D.stab. lss0J
supplies schools with teachers teachers with petitions
W. ID. KERR. Manager lG A-tor Place New YORK.
VII ONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU nor
w sexes) supplies professors. teachers. go'eesses
musicians hou.ekeepers companions. chapcroDs, Sc, TO
college, school. and families bOokkccpcrs stcnoga
pher- and copyi-ts 10 business firms.
y Miss g. l.. WERNER 800 shave. New-York city.
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STEAMBOATS,.

LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONING.
n TON LINE.-The inside route Boston. 50 Prov.
dence 80 rs: Worcester - so. Steamers leave Pe
80 y r. block above Csnal-st, at q. M. Sundays
excepted.
NALL RIVER LINE.-Boston. $500, for
nr,t.class limited tickets. FARES REDUCED TO
ALL POINTS Leave Pier 49, y. K. foot OF Murray-st)
weekdays only at SUNDAY trips viii BE- resumed
March 3d. Connection by Annex boat from
BROOKLYN at 80 jersey CITY at p. Steamers Pill
GRIM and PROVIDENCE in commission. An orchestra
each steamer
NJ ORWICH LINE FANORlTE INSIDE
~ HOTTE-Far.- reduced. To Boston: -; Worcester,
- corresponding reductions 20 all points Fast Steamers
leave pier f0d number. North River foot OF Watts-st.
pier above De>brOssessL Ferry daily sunday ex'
copied. at > .. M Z. W. bhADf, Aeent
~ EW- IIANEN.-SteamcrS leave Peck slip
~ pier % f. r. at y. m. and II D. Sundays ex.
captedC steamers arrive for trains north and east.
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Cost an0 founo

osT OR STOLEN .-Bank Book issued by the seanen S
IL Bank Savings, NewYOrk, e. Pcarcc.
book u information
within so days from this date / will apply
for IT. cancellation LEWIS +. PEAKCE.
Administrator OF Oscar T.. Pcarce.
Ne~-York, March :, 1890.
I OsI.- Banl.iooN No 40 1913 Dry Dock savings
~ Bank ANY person having claims upon said book
i called upon present the the bank within
80 DAYS or the said book will be declared cancelled
and suished. and issued In lieu thereof
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auftlon Sales.

ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auctioneer.
BY oRTGIEs & CO..
366 5th-ave., near 34th-st.
EXECUTORS SALE.
BY order Of Mr.. George De Forest LORD Executes
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
belonging to the estate OF Mrs. r. L. Detmold.
at her late residence No. 81 West l0thst..
TUESDAY, MARCH IL, AT 0:3o A. NJ.
Permits to house Monday, March 10, from 10 -
TO ) D. m, may be had Office Of Auctioneers.
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Dan,ine Afaoemles.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. lOs West 55thst.-
n New classes dancing Immediately after the holt
DAYS Saturday morning. early appn-
cation desirable Private lessons time by appointment
CARRIERS DANCING ACADEMY, 80 5th-ave..
IA. 18th and 18th stPriNatc and class cssOns all
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls 70 let
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Gegal Notiees 8.

- UPREME COURT, New York County,
Company, defendant. NOTICE. Is HEREBY 6lEEs that
undersigned, Joseph A. DaN is0n have been duly
OF all the property real and
Of the above named defendant The Electric Time
Company, and have duly qualified such receiver and
that require -,
All persons Indebted to the said The Electric Iinl
con,nany TO render onice Number 10 and ID
Broad street NewYork City by Oh. 18th day OF April $780,
am account all debts and owing by them
lively,
ID All persons having in their possession any papers OF
effect, OF said The Electric Time Company 10 deliver the
same by the 18th daj Of April 1880 at my office.
Number rs and II Broad street Newly city.
M All the creditors OF said The Eet trio Time Company
10 deliver their respective accounts and demands 70 Al
NV Office Number and Is Broad street New York City By
the 18th day of April, 1880;
holding any open or sub>istlng contrace
~ the said The Electric Time Company V
nrecnt the same writing and in detail 10 me at my Office,
Number and Is Broad street cyon OF before
the 18th day Of April, 1890. ~
Dated tha 9TH day Of March, 1890 $500 .
JOSEPH a. DAVIDSON. Receiver,
No. IL and 10 Broad-st New. York City
ALBERT f. SEIBERT Attorney for Receiver,
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AIIFRT F. SEIBERT. Attorney for Receiver,
49, = NJ RfnadMaY- New. York City
mo RICHARD JOSEPH DEELEY, Me1.

l den New.Iayen, Connecticut.-Tske notice that an
action has been in the Queens Bench Division
of the Hig Court OF in England is9O D. No 2SS
by Frederick Edward Douse for &3l3. lis 3D. for prlnc
paI and interest due BY you him under covenant in
deed dated september l. 1871 and TX further interest at
OF payment or Judgment BY an order made IN te SAID
action February 1890 1t was ordered that the
rlainti should al liberty the writ or summons
upon you by sending copies OF the said order and writ ad
dressed to certain addresses named therein which
has dOne ard by advertisement 70 be nserted
different. daily American papers on different days.
notice that such service Aforesaid Will by virtu
ord be good and sufficient Of the said writ upon
that unless appearance 10 tne sal4
writ from March T. 1890. the pantiR
proceed therein and judgment be given In your
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AMBrRG- AMERICAN PACKET CO.

IL thDt nv tMEnlNAN IiIhEl W.
EMPRESS SERVICE between New-York, Southamp
,Lonion Paris and Hamburg. by the new twin screw
II 10000 and 1900 10 10000 horse power
COLUMBIA ....-.. April ~, May % June 10. July II
AUGu STA VICTORIA May and 20 June 28 July 2!
NORMANNIA.. june D. July 3. July 81
REGULAR SERVICE direct to Hamburg
NoraVis. 10 30 M. Mar. 10. Scandal. No. Mar 20.
steamers leave lIom Hamburg Docks, Hoboken. J..
PACKET COMPANY. {. b. RICHARD 4 CO.
81 Broadway. y. Y. OF Broadway. ". Y.
SANANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
- SFSGER LINF.-Four steamers weekly from New
pier s5 y r. foot q sPrnSst-v
s. CITY OF AUGU STA saturday. March g. D.
s. TALLAHAssI.E .......- Monday, March 10 y. ID.
- KANSAS CITY ..-.... Wednesday, March 10 D. m
connccune With Central Railway Of Georgia and ssyan.
nah Florida and Western Railway for all points In
Georgia III ridi. South Carolina. Alabama and Louisiana
Unsurpassed accommodations. Flrs.class table dho.e.
ror freight and passage apply 70
J. n. HAsHA4nN. w. II: RHETT. Gen Ast
last =. F. and w. R'y Savannah Fast Line.
pol broadway, 3l7 Broadway.
New Pier y5 North River.
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NONp\GNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS,

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERY SAT- RDAY.
Company's Pier new 30 - North River; T. MortonsS
\ NORM ANDIE Collier SATURDAY March s, 80 m.
IA BRETAGNE. de Jou.-ein saturday March IS. noon
4 >1ufilll-.. saturday, March D. A
IA CHAMPAGNE yer Sat'r dav March 90 IL 80 a. N.
LA NORMANDIE. Collier SATURDAY. April s. 80 a. N.
4. FOEGIT E.nnrN Agent No. BOWLING Green.
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Ocean Steamers

A NCHoR LINE: {; ;; NAIL Steamships.
CITY OF ROME. saturday. April ,. May 3 May 3ls
aud every fourth saturday thereafter.
Saloon passage. 800 and upward. Second Class, $780,
GLASGOW VIA LONDONpERRY.
From Pier A. y. H., foot OF Lrroy-st
Ethiopia. Mar. = q a. IL. DeNonia Mar. %. a. m.
lllnes. Mar. -. y. III. Crca->la Mar 20. D.
Rates ~ passage 20
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY. LIVERPOOL.
Cabin $50 and $50 Second Glass $50. Storage 500.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling
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~roet Lore quotes clever distinction OF Browhhss
own betneen his vigor and Tcnnysons smooth sweet
Nc exprcssed the. difference in characteristicaliy
,d or,. when he once spoke of Tennys ons parfait
,r,;,r and nv broed bones and brandy
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Ncw Publications.
EASTER WEDDINGS.

WE ARE PREPARED TO ESGRAvE WEDDING
AND ALL KINDS OF INVITATIONS IN - rhi'ioi'
STYLE.
ORR LARGE EXPERIENCE AND FACILITIES
ENABLE US TO EXECUTE ORDERS PROMPTLY AND
IN THE VERY BEST MANNER. ORDERS BY NAIL
SOLICITED.
EP.D BUTTON d CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
81 WEST 23D-ST., NEwYORK
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tOIION-Ihc spot market advanced l-loc touhN anu
closed firm. Sales % b; c, for consumption P"rt r..
CENT, today 80 balc- a.Iiu.t $3.50 bales this "a! a.t
w,tn and 49, 7.s bales this last year since S't"-
Der receipts the ports aggregated '5o'lrs D''o'
against SIS fOr the conunr time last year
Quotations based American standard Of 'lassl-
| rafiO OF
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CUNARD LINE.

~ Mako LINE.
NEW-YORk TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
from Picr 40 North River.
FAST EMPRESS NAIL SERVICE.
March 5. 80 a m. Aurauia. April 80
seil March u.s. ?. N. Bohnis April $50 a. 70.
Galla Mslcn -, 8 80 a M. Umbr.a Apr ~ IL 80 an
March % noon. selNia. April 49, 30 a.
CABIN passage. $50 aud upwards Interm,date. s35
5ct> 10 and from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply to the companyd
office, 4 Bowling Green. New York
VERNON II. RROwN co. General Agents.
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Anrtlon Sale OF Gorses.

Anction Sale of Gorses.
CALIFORNIA TROTTING STOCK
AT AUCTION THIS DAY.
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD,
the property Of
Mr.. GEORGE NALENSIS,
Pleasa4ton, Cal
TwENTY-sIX HEAD.
the property Of
Mr.. NJ SALISBURY Manager
PlcasdntOn stock Farm Co..
Plcasantoi, Cal
and other valuable consignments.
FRIDAY, March T. 1890. at 10 O'Clock, at
American Institute Bending
3d-ave.. between SD and Gath sts.. Ncw-York.
PETER c. KELLOGG & co., AUCTIONEERS
Office 107 John-st.
Mr. Valcnsin will sell many young and driving
horses uaniv his famous stallion Sidney. The speed
list include. the stallion Vacnsin % and his fast 2y' A.
Fleet ia at years fast Young Bouton dor
many others comprising one Of the greatest speed con-
slgnmcnts offered.
Mr.. Ssli,burys consignment contains the fast young
pacing Gold Leaf H. her full brother. Thistle
wears old than she is eight fast 2ung colts and
mares by Director. 2i7; several by Sidney aud Guy
Wilkes. 2:15s
Mr.. W. II. Crawford sends splenddly bred yesrling
The horses may be inspected harness otherwise
For catalogues adde's - $1,000.
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO..
107 John-st.. NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07

Captain Charles King is at his best In Two Soi"cS
the novelette, which he contributes 10 Lppincott.'
The contrast Of two types the cowardy boaster ana
the modest hero is cloverly presented ana hellins
episode which determines the fate of BOTH strs inc
readers pulse 10 a gallOp
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Ocean 5leamers.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New-lcrk pier foot OF Canal-st. ". r..
<Or San Francisco, via the lshmus OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails Tuesday, March IL. noon.
From Francisco lst and Brannan sts..
For China and Japan.
CHINA sails Tuesday, March IL, D. IN.
For freight passage and general Information apply TO
company's Office on the pier. foo Of Canal St " r.
II. J. BULLAY. General Supcrnteident
CHARLESTON, 8. c., the South < Southwest
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI WEEKLY LINE
From Pier 20 f.. X. (fOOt KOOseyet-st.) at D. m.
CHtkOk EE, Charleston and Jac ksOn lille Fri Mar =,
YEMASSEE, Charleston and Jacksonville Mon. Mar 10
DELAW ARE, Charleston and Jackson Vile. We'd Mar IL
SEN lNoLE Charleston and Jacksonville. Fri Mar Ia
All steamers have hstclass passenger accommodation
Insurance under policy effected one per
cent VIM L. CLYDE e Co, Gen. Agents.
T. O. EGER g. f. A. c. S f. p Line sio R,wsy. Ny.
PED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
WAESLAN Wednesday, March H. 80 a.
fkihSLAN ID "Wednesday. March 10. 80 y. M
sS5 and upward; Second Cabin, f35. Excursion, s65
and 81. hteerage at low rates
PETER WRIGHT SONS aenr Agts,6 Bowling Green.
THE BOOK or opEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
1 pages. illustrated. The standard authority
American Oicnir aniiseMents Rules sailing swim
ming, ball playing shooting horseback riding &c. &c. In
full ~ per copy Published by The Tribune New-York.
Entertaining aud universally cemDnnented BY the
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TNNlAN LINE u. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
/ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHICAGO. Wednesday. March IL 0 80 .. m
CITY OF PARIS. "Wednesday. March TO- 3 80 d. m
CITY OF sERIJH WEDNESDAY. MarSh 20 10 .. M
from Pier % = r.. adjoining Chrstopher.st. Ferry.
IIssr tABiS; $50 and up~aM seeordag g
e85. sTEERAGE. 500. PETER WRIGHT Z SONS,
General Agents. BOWLING GREEN N. Il
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STArE LlNE-BETWEEN NEWYORK.

STATE LlNE-BETWEEN NEW-lORk.
~ AS3w ANp r M2ylkLE
TO LiXERpooL LONDON. DUBLIN Sc
STATE OF PEN NSNLVANIA-- Thurs. March 20, D. M
STATE OF NEVADA. Thursday. March 81. D. n.
Cabin passage $50 To $50 according location Of state
Excursion tickets s5 $40. Storage Tie kets "
and from all parts OF Europe at lowest rates From pS
Columbia South Ferry BROOKLYN n Y For freighs
and passage apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. Gent,A
Agents. So Broadway ". Y Storage office, p Broadway.
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EW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. CON.

n PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and IL f. r., at p m.
= OF WASHINGTON Hay; Progress g c, TAM Mehs.
SENECA Hav and Mantanzas. Wed. Mch. II.
C. OF ALEXANDRIA, n tea FS TsIs Cruz hrS Mch H.
c,~rr,co Nassau. Santiago DE Cuba -
N-'' CleiIuegos. Thurs, Men, IL
For particulars; freight or passage, apply TO-
JAMES L.. WARD & co. ia Wast
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, r.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Britannia. Mar 10 D. m. 'MaJcstic April iS p IN.
Gcrmanic.. Mch 30 10 Germanic Apr2S,6 80 An
'Tcutonic. April ,. p. .reuone April 80 D. m'
From White Star Dock. foot Of West iO,hst: so ana
Second cabin these steamers Saloon rates, soo anu
upward according and location OF berth Sec.
ond cabin -35 and $40 Excursion tickets fayorsbls
terms Storage $40 Companys once No. Al Broadway
New York. Philadelphia ontce. 406 Walnutst
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THE BOOK or OpEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 500
pLE.,- LllMstIat-d. IAe sl-ndlrA aMthnrllN
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NORDDEuTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

~ SHORT ROT TT 10 ION DON,
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot "a ~ Hoboken
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS.
Fulda Sat, Mar. g. a. m. Aler Wed Mch -, 20 pm
Lain We'd Mich II, . WerraSat. Mar. 22.7 80 M
Elder sat Mch. is p saale Wed Mch: 20. 10 . M
First cabin SIS and Upward berth according 70 loca.
tion Second cabin. $50 adult. Steerage Ut lowess
rates OEIRICHS & CO. No Bowling Green
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-11
= S.s'.<tsz91-34
~ ~ %23&

formed, if at all, by the hand; in the
large corn field the plow and cultivator
turn over or tear up the large weeds and
leave many untouched.
The true management should be the
commencement of this labor with the
planting or sowing of the crop. The
young weeds should be destroyed before
they reach the light. The soil has been
stirred for planting; but within week
it should he stirred again to kill the
young sprouting weeds. With small
tender plants, the small harrow or cult
vator may be passed between the rows
of field crops; with large strong rooted
plants, like corn, the slant tooth harrow
may be passed over the whole broadcast,
pulverizing and destroying the small
sprouting weeds, but doing no harm to
the strong corn plants. whether before
or after they have reached the light. In
the garden the steel rake may do the
same work in the narrow bed as the
horse harrow performs in the field.
Tho accompanying figures will servo
to explain our meaning Figure l
represents crop of weeds sprouting, and
ready to come up during the first week
after the soil has been turned. If the
weather is warm and the soil moist. they
will often sprout All inch in four or five
days, and then is the time to pulverize
finely an inch or two Of the whole sur
face of the soil. In doing it every weed
is broken, crumbled. and destroyed A
double benefit results from it in the
breaking of the earth and giving to the
coming crop mellow surface.
Fig. 2. somewhat reduced, shows the
young weeds a week later. They have
reached the light, are tenth to a fourth
of an inch high, and have sent down
roots two inches or more in length
Tlrese roots, if numerous, double the
laborrequired to destroy them, compared
with those shown in Fig. l. But the
steel rake and the slant harrow will do
good work with them.
1t is estimated that the labor required
for removing weeds when fully grown is
at least 10 times as great as for those in
Fig 2, and about 20 times as great as in
Fig. !. This difference has been tested
by actual experiment. Two given areas
Of soil were measured off for prompt rak.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-11

WHILE almost everything else on
earth seems to have changed aud inn
proved during the last twenty years,
one has only to journey few miles by
an ordinary passenger coach to discov-
err that the demeanor OF the average
traveller is just the same as when his
father took his first ride. Every man
or woman wants to occupy a whole
seat Every man or woman wants the
window up. Every man puts his head
out when the whistle blows for high
way crossing. II the train stops for
over two minutes everybody wonders
what is the matter, and II the speed is
twenty miles an hour the man with the
watch is heard calling out that the last
mile was made in exactly minute.
Everybody carries his umbrella and
his luncheon. as in days OF yore. and
the train boy sells just as many pea
nuts as he did during the reckless and
extravagant days OF war.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-11
THE OLD FARM.

DorEered ard verandaed cool,
Locust-girdled on the hill,
Stained with weat her-wear ami full
OF weird whispers, at the will
OF the sad winds rise and lull:
remember, stood Ii there
Brown above the 90 Hand deep
In a scent Of lavender,
With slow shadows licked in sleep
Or the wal m light everyw here.
remember how the spring.
Liberal Tapped, bewild cred its
Squares of orchard murmuring:
Kissed with bid ed puts and bits
Where the " cod thrush came TO sing.
And it stood there brown and gray.
In the bee boom and the bloom,
In the murmer and the day.
In the passion aid perfume.
Grave as age among the gay.
Good with laughter romped the cleae
Boyish voices round its walls;
Rare wild roses were the dear
Girlish faces in its halls,
Music haunted year to year.
Sleeps 1t still among Its roses
Dewy yellow, while the choir
OF the lonesome insects dozes?
And the white moon drifting higher
Brightens. and the darkness closes
Sleeps it still among the roses'
Madison j Cawein
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-09-11

THERE seems to be some reason for
believing that the Gear IL mentally un-
settled by political anxiety and per-
sonal fear. There is scarcely any
other explanation Of his course in
adding to all the perplexities which he
cannot avoid. the utterly unnecessary
ones arising from renewed severity to
the Jews and from interdicting the
work OF missionaries not OF the Greek
church. A sane man would endeavor
to make friends. when he needs them
SO sorely. rather than take a course
which is surely to alienate those he
has. 4t.