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OH, MARKETS.

oil City. Penn. ion. 1GNaonsl Transit certificates
opened 73c highest 13ac; lowest. 72A-e closed 73.c
sale, ~ 600 bbs; cesrances $4,000 bbls charters,
ILL bblsi shipments % go bbl, runs, l37 S3s bbs
Pitb.buIg. Peiin Jan. l0.-Petr0euln nothing doing
Nat!ona Transit opened At 13c closed At 7Sc
highest. 73@c: lowest. 72Ac.
bradford Penn. Jan lG-Nstional Transit certncatas
opened 40 73c d0-.d az 73+c; highest .31se lowest
52Lc; Clearance 322 coo bbls.
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miscellaneous

yOdrN. IEENCIIMAN, wishing to
\ establish himself ~ NcW-foIa. va!
i've French conversation ana iiann1i Is
ems at mo1cIste rate; rARisIAN' IliO'
ne Uptown DAioc. l23s Broadway.
DTNPS- AKTESIAN WELLS.-lf You
y v'ant 70 drink pure water wit. fOr c,i-
nd PARTICULARS. Adde'S ARTISAN,
Tribune Oricc.
,r,peFIT.AS, PARASOLS ard CAMS
| I'D N order recovered aud repaired
epLSCER'S. 22f Gth.avc, bet. lith and
sSs6 SIS, and 27G 6th'ave.. near ls'h'st.
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j0h a50iec; cars No. white sod at i9oioEc; 40.
mSed. is-ac asked; No. white ~ -toF. Az. a5o BaT.
! - steady and unchanged. Ryr uicrIHccd. Flour ar
q enall and IN. hsngd MN I'D 20, hanged iie,e,pt-
wheat LOCO bu-h: CON- 10000 bush. oats. 5000 BUSH
10 800 bush; corn. 600 bush; barley,
$500 bush.
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r,lt-crKTrPER wanted fot dower,s
III family: = refined Woo" lazy pf'''f'eo'
- once. lOl Ne>t 15th--t.
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"a Ol SEWOKh By a young SWEDISH
IL elrl, speaAlng Ia 9lish good cook wash.
= ana lroh"rt willing. ObllGng and trust
worthy city OF country references. ArDly
3Ji ith-aYc., 2J;h ana 10Th so.
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Cnunirp Real Gslaie for Sale

A IL COUNTRY raj estate our speciality;
Il bargains aid exchanges everywhere
- years experience. PHILLIPS y
WELLS. Tribune building.
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Uor'i nUen.to.

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. q Wllr..--'. Room -
4 POSITION waited bv m1-f..d nan %,
y rHYhh elr- or BIO any oA.l Dapl'ity
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Very rapid references; ran dc any Kind
Hiii.c Wo.A. CORRECT. Tribune prrc.
fIol.. lo. would l.F.. 10 Ian farming thor
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Qre5smnkinu.

A EIISTIC DRESsM AKING.-lmportri
"A fashions; street costumes, car.iIc. AMI
bal d!c>-t- IN unlIIc designs a. -AVIt no.
ic"t goods purchased y desired. Ms.
NcELfOl, - East Jth-7t, opposite Dem
h4h- -
"a by t.r C'r: lsGl-. and child',r'-
CAkoE. ISIS l-t-ayc.. bear ,-o-t
ARTISTIC TNLoR-NtDE SUITS. $40;
a ~ Ar2rdie,d IL. a. aging sAd
DEt~~NAKi%G CO.. lol w., 4l-t--t..
COZ. "h-''e.. over Adam, di1 r.ol. -'oi'.
ARTISTIC DI:. >~NAKINGt r..fa.t
IL ltt'n- costume ana "faps ha d-Yr.'
cr.--c, made fot -. Nao. OWN, 80
West 2U.st.. y. y.
A TIE>rCLA>~ Pari,'an dr.,~rak...
?, AZ hone. su.l- 3 up. NIL. ABLL. TO-,
Wet l7tl--t. ] ii-ht UP
A -A.-MLLE. THIBAUD IL We:
~. 2Sth-s;, ia gowns. .eyeniGs. stree:
and house dr5sses also ta..or-mld1 cOups
81. g'nte; md rat puce; shoiG n,ucc.
\ -A.-DRESS Tor misses, o 10 II
A.yedr>. ry sUcc.Aty every dascIlc;.on;
Hm". l.. A%TOI%ETTE. lI2 "e-t l7tA.-'.
- INPLNIEt,I.p pRl >~NAKLE.-
y Ile.tnf rtfsI. f.rr'H -1-t..I. J.. Lrt"
f.-liou~ l"r. or o'f. uo ..1'-. 2'i 'tl-
ave.. vrp.e.t. Altman.
DEr~SNANrE.- ng thoroughly. ,>p"u.
~ Dn.d .d..--r .,'-- .'..4 l',-r AID
r,r day. MI. REID. Ita VI oH'h--t.
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wifct ht Warranted ,aI 80 -hJ W
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A G-NON tOI, MONICLAIK-DSei iIngs
Al for sale land by the acre OF lot;
houses 10 let, furnished or unfurnished
TUBES & TAYLOR. D Bcckman- st.. y. Y.
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domestic Gituations u1anteA
Females.

HOU SEKEEPER-By respectable middle.
- aged thri-ti3n woman o. wldower with
chlidfrn preferred city or country abou.
DiuIiy ;. Plelsc address HOUSE.
Is EI.ttK, P1rsippdny. Morris co., \. J.
II o. nrhLEPEl;.-1 uu-lligsnt American
II woman hOt aifdd Of work: IN geGtle.
mans private house or small hotel highest
III nh,c> city or country. With Mrs,
Tl LLK. 80 Gth-aY..
II OF SLwoKh By young bwedIsn
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Work udnieo
Males

Males.
I r. AFLIIINCED JOURNALIST, Uunrcnt
- Para dphrr. practical printer anu ALE
irhhi newspaper man desires situation
m9utfht" .llarw Address II. TAYLOR, I.9
Np-s 2el u
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E'AfFN BITING dorc a. snorE notlce 4.
pfice II cent. folio and work Guar.
sAtced. references gis- ~ II desired: corse
tinnd"nce foii -tfCu Address &. Il
.fi'HEL. y. .. Doy 3aS R'aomfcli v. J.
TPUoL~rEEING .Jobbin, WORK % I'D
y binds wanted h o.. iiY CO.. l0I j..
Y. FOA. - West gI-f-st
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nOOK and BUTLEl. BY French
I couple. who ar eNr .ll,nc'd In b"th
,.,n,,ltp,,. Che vlf' an cNtall'nt COOK, Dihrf
aid ,ai,ttk,r IA her NtrA"n hn-p'hu a,
'.''t h,.tI.r. both >yeaklng Iauglish ana have
- , .,,.,,.,.. f.out tho ctty. 6t2 Gta.aVc., bet.
AKIN and 35th -. JACQufN'>.
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iOcrk Uante0.

Males.
y DUNG man, l. years ~ age. desires po'
sir un in WhO.c-a." hUu-" or stock bIo-
Dee = Office sll1ry no object best refer noes.
ADDE'S ". {. ". Tribune Oilicc.
" OI NJ man want, place As driver: not
i afraid Of hard woIn. T. II. BECK,
LOG Oak-et.
" OF So Englishman. sober and willing,
4 wishes So ady employment at anything :;
handy with carpenters tools. Adde'S ID.
J. H.. 1rib1n" Cp'o"n Onice. l,,a- % way.
NTOUNG MAN desires situation a- useful
1 man. in prlylt" family, good reference.
Address g. Y, care Of Mr,. Eu'ch, 3-S
Broomc.,t
NOUNG FEENcUNAN. - year, Cd
i Intelligent. - 7~II- lt'i' tag.4-'i wishes
situation ln any Kind o. bu.iuc--; hr-'-clas,
rreroucr. FRANCOIS. care o, EaIicletcn,
33' W"-t .9th->t.
NTOJN,, nan. 49, desires position 10
u".rlntI. house. Please adde's, J. H.,
Boz 4. Tribune pt0Nn OHice. rs Broad
wy.
VOUNG MAN. having know .dar az -te-
i uo.firhs and bookkeeping. ALSO cNprr-
,ur.d iu general Oh r- wuit. d".ltr- q -itu-
alton. Adde'S, J. \. H.. 1905 Bu-hwick-
ave.. Hr'ohirn.
NOt 50, ran '17.. TOT afraid - hard WORK.
wants crf'"fn - ~ any ufd. Addr.s'
WAGNER. l'@ Hrad'o. DIST. brooklyn.
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rUork fUgntca.

Females
Young WOMAN having kno"lcdfe Of
a bookkeeping desires position as assist
at Iookkccprr or sales" oman ia Door OF
''f,tiop,:v s,1rr. W. L.. 400 3a-a'c.
YDI ~ GIRL speaking German "Ant,
a situation ~ ~slcsWouah o. 10 tcnd
bakery. liz CcGar->t.
xJoTNf; LADY desires position In oricc ;
Y GOOD writer. can furnish reference. a.
4 L.. C3l Dehalb.aVe.. BrooklVn.
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,,uet.on i'm aIv 'k.ni ~ bu.fnr--: ar-f.clas,
Rene. Tl.A%COI~. car. o. HaI.eletcn.
xrol-V,. r,o 10 desires po-It7on in
h'.g'''n" nous . a'' 'uo.'S' ~
800 j. Ir'Nh' f''"' ''"''' i-'o n.''"'
W.
y oJ 80 NAN i1f."2 tn"y age 81 49,
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
xrws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market at the Consolidated Exchange
-.4orday was more active than i'll several days,
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gourlrn Real getate Go frt

ErMMIT. Y. J.-Unfurnished houses %
- let IN be-t locations. near -t4tlph s ~,
g. l.,, l. g. POTTER. opposite Suuol.
The record-union., 1891-10-31
CONFINED CAPITAL,
New Corporations That Have Fl
Their, Articles

New Corporations That Have Filed
Their Articles.
The following articles Of incorporation
were filed in the Secretary of States
office yesterday:
Ontario Board of Trade. Directors-J.
7. Lindley, l. Garbutt, G.. W. Russell, L.
P. Clarke, e. Dubois and j. D. Moulton.
Whittier Educational Association. Di-
rectors-C. J. Cook, Thomas Armstrong,
Lydia ]. Jackson, \. d. Ellis, L. NJ. Jen-
kins, w. II. Coffin, J. G.. Hiatt and A. J +.
Coryell, T. h. Newlin.
First Congregational Church Of Moreno,
San Bernardino County. Directors-F.
=. Hotchkiss, May L. Hotchkiss, c. E.
Richards, B. G. Richards, G. H. Kelsey,
May l.. Kelsey, J. L. Cowes, L. f. Hotch-
kiss, Minerva Ruthren and J. w. Ruth
rem.
Bank of Fort Bragg, Mendocino County.
Capital stock, 100000. Directors-Sam-
uel Blair, 7. L.Sohuson, Calvin Stewart,
II. y. Weller and Thomas Pollard.
Iowa Ditch Company Of San Francisco.
Capital stock, $4,000. Directors-E. II.
Miller, Jr., /. S. Douty, l.. J. Holton,
s. Cover and B. w. Hastie.
The record-union., 1891-10-31
TURF TOPICS.
GERALDINE DEFEATED AT THE
BAY DISTRICT TRACK.
Roy Wilkes Breaks the Pacing Wagon
Record-Racing at Chicago
and Washington.
special to the RrcoRp-uN1on.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3O.-There were
four races at the Bay District track to-
day:
Five furlongs, all ages, Jim Murphy
won, Geraldine second. Time, 1:O1.
One mile, all ages. Captain Al won,
Melanita second. Time, 1:434.
Handicap, six and one-half furlongs,
two-year-olds, Romair won, Esperanza
second. Time, 1:21.
Mile and one-quarter, three years and
upwards, Request won, Nabeau second.
Time, 2:l4.
PACING WAGON RECORD BROKEN.
INDEPENDENCE Qa.), Oct. 3O.-Roy
wilkes broke the pacing wagon record
to-day, going mile in 2:l3 fiat.
RACES AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Six furlongs, Cast
Out won, Ed. Leonard second, Miss Lou
third. Time, l:I6l.
Eleven-siXteenths of mile, Louise won,
Dolly Mobiles second, Powers third.
Time, I'LL.
One mile, Black Bart won, Duster
second, Falerna third. Time, I:444.
Six furlongs, Warren Leland won, Sis
ter Linda second, Lorenzo third. Time,
1:l42
One mile, Ella Blackburn won, Bank
rupt second, Randolph third. Time,
1:432.
Six furlongs, Vedette won, May Bios
som second, Gaylord third. Time, 1:16
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-The track was
fast. Six furlongs, MONDAY won, Mol
lie V. second, Count Dudley third. Time
l:I6.
Five and half furlongs, Grand Prix
won, Cottondale second, Constantinople
third. Time, lilo.
Handicap, mile and a sixteenth, Pick
pocket won, King Mack second, Port
chester third. Time, 1:50.
Mile and a quarter, Celia won, Abb
second, Prather third. Time 2:lO4.
Free handicap, steeplechase, full
ond, Flip-fiap third. Time, 1853.
The record-union., 1891-10-31
France end RussIn.

In regard to the rumors touching a
possible treaty between France and Rus
sia, the Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times ridicules the idea that any
such agreement would be submitted to
the Chambers before signature, but adds
that the Government will await the re-
assembling of the Chambers before max
ing up its mind whether to delay or press
negotiations. The ratification of treaties
lies in the power of the President. Ar
ticle 8 Of the Constitutional Law of july
l6, 1875, says: 1.-The President of the Re
public negotiates and ratifies treaties.
He gives information thereof to the
Chamber as soon as the interest and Sc
curity Of the State permit. Treaties of
peace and OF commerce, treaties affecting
the finances Of the State, those relating to
the status Of persons, and to the rights of
property Of Frenchmen abroad. are final
only after having been voted by both
Chambers. No cession, no exchange, no
adjudication Of territory can take place
save by virtue of law" Article says:
The President Of the Republic cannot
declare war without the previous consent
of the two Chambers 1t is plain. there
fore, that a treaty between France and
Russia might be completed without pub
lie knowledge. In fact, the existence of
it might be known to four Frenchmen
only-President Carnot, NJ. de Freycinet
lthe Premier), NJ. Ribot the Minister of
Foreign Affairs and NJ. dc Montebello
(the ambassador at ST. Petersburg).
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CHINESE MERCHANTS.

Letter from Secretary Spaulding In
Regard to Their Admission.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Acting Secre-
tary Spaulding has written letter to the
Collector of Customs at San Francisco in
regard TO the admission of certain Chinese
merchants, in which he says in order that
there may be no misunderstanding on the
subject, and as it was represented that
these persons were domiciled in the
United States as merchants, and had gone
TO China for business or other purposes
and were returning 10 resume their resi-
dence and business here, they had lett this
country with clear understanding from
published circulars of the department
that they would be permitted to return
on proving their identity and occupation
rs merchants, and that refusal to allow
them to land would cause them large pc
cuniary losses. lie says if the Collector
has any doubt as to the right of such per-
sons TO land he shall refuse permission.
The record-union., 1891-10-31
The Secret Of Fine Pastry

Is wholly in using DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The only pure Cream Tarter Powder sold the market
Other brands contain either ammonia alum other
adulterant. Ammonia alum powders dry out make the
dough too porous, leaving bitter taste, etc.
No agency has assisted much toward perfection in
cookery Prices Cream Baking Powder It's ingredients
simple exact chemical pro-
portions after there of either left in
the food Hence there impurities whatever left in
the finished food No bitter TASTE faint ammonia
food raised with Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder partakes
of the natural favor of the flour keeps and
fresh for days This powder possesses qualities peculiar
it alone No other makes such delicious pastry. No other
contains the white of eggs
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Charged With Robbino the c,tv

DENVER, Oct. 3O.-Orville Smith, Pres
ident of the Smith Brooks Printing Com
pany, has been indicted by the Grand
Jury on five charges Of forgery, and Will
lam M. Bliss, George Raymond and
James 2. Hadley, all ex-city officials, are
indicted on fourteen charges, constituting
forgery, larceny and embezzlement The
accused are said to have been members
of ring charged with robbing the city
during the late administration.
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AT CHICAGO.
AT BOSTON.
PROPOSED SEATTLE SHIP CANAL.
Acting Secretary of War Grant An
swerS Some Inquiries.

Acting Secretary of War Grant An
swers Some Inquiries.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-A few days ago
the Acting Secretary of War received a
letter from D. 7. Denny of Seattle, Presi-
dent Of the Washington Improvement
Company, in reference to a proposed ship
canal from Elliott Bay to Lake Washing
ton, and making inquiry relative to the
jurisdiction over the same. Acting Sec
retary Grant to-day replied as follows:
In reference TO canal from Elliott
Bay to Lake Washington / have the
honor to say that, upon a hasty consider
alton of the subject, it is thought that
Salmon Bay, being an arm Of the sea, is
wholly under the control of the Govern
ment, and that no lock or foliage can be
established between il and Elliott Bav
without National authority. 1t is un-
doubtedly true that the bridges across
this bay are subject TO the control and
direction of this Government, and a COM
plant can be enforced if the owners OBJ
struct navigation. Further than this,
perhaps, ought not to be said; but / re-
spectfully suggest that you may not need
National authority to construct the canal
from Salmon Bay through Union Lake
to Lake Washington.
IF the passage from Elliott Bay into
Salmon Bay Is made open and unob-
structed, locks and tolls could probably
DE constructed between Salmon Bay and
Lake Washington without authority
from the General Government, but /
don't pretend To speak authoritatively.
In these matters of legal rights you
should, of course, take the advice of your
attorney -
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Nolapnk in China.

A few months ago the NOgd1, Vola-
puk journal published in Antwerp, Bel
gium, gave a list of persons in nearly
every country in the world who wished
to correspond in that language. The
names Of some half-doZen Chinese ap-
peared among the rest, and out of curios-
ity an enthusiastic Volapukist of New
York wrote to one of them asking what
prospect the new international language
had of gaining adherents in the Flowery
Kingdom. a reply was recently re-
ceived, Of which the following is trans
lation:
Esteemed Sir: In reply to yours of
June 9th, let me say that Volapuk is far
easier than the Chinese language, and
when this universal speech is In common
use among Europeans and Americans
many Chinese win learn it very quickly
But how can we talk with each other if
the Americans prevent the Chinese from
going to America? With greetings,
"CHUN Nun.
''Tamsui, August 81, 1891"
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Back Into the Fold.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Tribune, the
senior Republican organ in this city, is
to become union Office once more. For
something over fourteen years it was
what is known among printers as rat
office. 1t went out of the union in 1877,
but readmitted union printers in 1883 for
three months only.
The negotiations looking to its re-en-
trance into the ranks OF organized labor
are not yet complete, but the officers OF
the Typographical Union have adopted a
resolution allowing union printers to ac-
cept work in the office