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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03

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l. house, Kenck addition. $2.4OO: small cash
payment, balance on long time. Wallace &
Ihornburgh. Denver building.
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TOR EENT-STORE CLOSE TO MAIN
IL street; splendid business location. low rent.
Apply to Wallace " Ihornburgh, Denver build
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FOR SALE 1900 FEET IN THE AMIls AID
II dition at a bargain. The Witherbeo An
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SITUATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT
~ girl to do general homework. No. 121 North
RCN NAV atrant
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ron sALE-.REAI. ESTATE,

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TOR R~ENT-FINE LARGE BASEMENT ON
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SITUATION WANTD-BY A YOUNG LADY
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-12-26

ON, SATURD

HOLMES TO WHITTIER.
A Tender Tribute to the Quaker Poet on
His Birthday.
The following is the letter which
Oliver Wendell Holmes has sent to John
G. Whittier, congratulating him on the
eighty fourth anniversary of his birth,
which was on December II:
MY dear Whittier: congratulate
you on having clmed another glacier
and crossed another creyasse in your as
cent of the white summit which already
begins to see the morning twilight of
the coming century. A life SO we'll
filled as yours has been cannot be too
long for your fellow. men and women.
In their affections you are secure, whether
you are with them here or near them in
some higher life than theirs. | hope
your years have not become a burden, 80
that you are tired of living. At our al Q
We must live chiefly in the past. Happy
is he who has past like yours to look
back upon. 1t ID one OF the felicitous
incidents-I will not say accidents-of
my life that the lapse of time has
brought us very near together, so that
| frequently find myself honored by see
ing my name mentioned in near connec
tion with you now. We are lonely,
worry lonely, in these last years. The
image which l have used before this in
writing to you recurs >nce more to my
thoughts:
1--WE were on deck together as we be
gan the voyage OF life two generations
ago. The life of whole generation
passed and found us in the cabin with
goodly company of coevals. Then the
craft which held us began going to
pieces, until few OF Us were left on the
raft pieced together Of its fragments.
And now the raft has at last parted, and
you and | are left clinging to the soli-
tary spar, which is all that still remains
afiost Of the sunken vessel.
81 have just been looking over the
headstones in Mr.. Griswold's cemetery,
entitled THE Poets and Poetry of Amer.
lea In that venerable receptacle Just
completing its half century Of existence,
for the date of the edition before ME is
1912, find the name of John Greenleaf
Whittier and Oliver Wendell Holmes
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-12-26
should be. All around /

names OF Tue 1eaQ-iOO often of the
forgotten dead. Three names | see are
still among those of the living. Nil
John Osborne Sargent. who mskei
Horace his own by faithful study and
ours by scholarly translation; Isaac Nc
Lellan, who was writing in 1880, and
Christopher P. Cranch, whose poetica
gift has too rarely found expression. Oh
these many dead you are the most vene-
rated, revere. and beloved survivor, OF
these few liviL. and most houored rep.
resentatives. Long Lay it be before you
leave a world where your influence has
been so benefcent, where your example
has been such inspiration, where you
are SO truely loved, and where your
presence is perpetual benefaction. AL
ways affectionately yours.
"OIIvER WENDELL HOLMES"
Water as Medicine.
The human body is constantly under
going tissue change. Worn out PARTICLES
are cast aside and eliminated flom the
system, while the new are even being
formed, from the inception of life to it's
close. Water has the power OF iIcreas
ing these tissue changes, which mutipI Z
the waste products, but at the sar,
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bis warning
rncd to WASH
that after +
the holidays
eIphia and pr
III. Pepperk
treatment. =
Hnd his bed,
b. besides his i
Wales, BIZ.
ears has beeo
public landO
gas chairman,
te secretary,
'endants.
short periodlI
'eS alter de
$ were emOV
lt: and VA,
bedroom in 30,
= they were vxp,
ne face pre-
aQ lIfeIiLo liz
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posite National Bank of Elkton.
April 26-1y
Surveying.
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womanhood, every yp1
the wisest care. TrouI
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But the troubles t
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Pierce's Favorite Pres
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nervine legitimate
a beverage, free from
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essz'v ' every pattern Of y Horse sss
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-03-28

Continued on Page L.,
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
cOLUMBI4 Law SCHOOL FLAN.
,,nryr LOW SAID TO FAVOR WIDENING THE
fhb SCOPE OF STUDY.

fH SCOPE OF STUDY.
..s.-tion was published Yesterday that President
contemplated the widening OF the scope
ee" ,.r school of Columbia College by giving
Of .'as VI. tor more advanced legal study than Is
%"s merely for admission 10 the bar IIhs
rei Il was said was made possible by the resigha-
e'S"o, Professor Theodore W. Dwight, The warden
W. ana law school. who was understood to nave no
" ,,v with the plan. The designations OF ITO
H.. petty and Chase, OF the law school, on MohdaS'
,,id 70 have been caused by the proposed III
's.,ion A man who is in a position to know ABOUT
~, new plan was quoted as saying;
!" .p president Low proposes 10 change the purpose o
,,ia,s law school. In his view, the object sought
y higher and broader than 1t has been For grinu
-, ont admirably fitted candidates for ADMISSION 70
.Ss har the school has long had few, II any cquas
pm, in the higher branches Of legal training IL
.a,,t.s are lacking 1t may thoroughly equip d MAJ"
49, .,srinc practical work lawyer; to the s'uueh'
" :, ,.,r IL il has little or nothing TO OFFER"
President Low asked to be excused from seeing d
r.uune repOrter last evening. professor D"lE"''
rhsn seen at his home. No. ~ Ffth-ave. said u'''
81. n,an WAS too vaguely outlined in the fOfeGo'~ =
SeScrintion of it for him 70 speak ABOUT I,s
az ppp,idnnt Low made public the details OF III,
tibeme as il was said he would 90 shoity, -.
Hri~ht woud be in a much better position 10 lii lH'ei
=, - valur Al present the school OF poi'!'' "a
VI ;c. ogered opportunities for the study OF lnt
national and Roman law. ana OF olher @ isb to
which the advanced student OF law might WI" :"
become familiar
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
uyJoUE GIFTS TO A TOWN.

Boston. March (SpcciaD-Some remarkaoc sH.o ~
Ara ,nado IN the town Of Wilmington by one oI H'
residents Miss Sabra Carter Fifty shares VI ntor
are given with the provision that she Is " e.!U'
the income during her life AT her death 'ne
is TO be used to provide sctees along the nsn"'' -
on which travllers may rest; 10 paint tlo lo"'. "
such persons as apply. provided the applicants h'ep
no dogs and neither liquor nor toDac'o' I" ,,nas.
,o1v hooks for the library to provide free lectures
a. , tbo Carter family burying lot in order TO reno
vate the marbles in the cemetery and 10 PAM Ctcr
NV The waysidc Her brother. the latc /, .. ,t
,,s civil engineer and was formerly a UoVeI'%nv %
director on the Union Pacific. For MN u'e 'o""
nf Carter was named.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Bugao March f-Catl RECENT, for the past q hour,
900 head total for wee" thus IA 6-4o; lor tmc
tsf wr. 5G-O. consigned through l.-o had %. wui'h
$50 u NcvNork sale 80 h"ii nothing doing ~
ft, oI1 head feeling 1rriy steady. sheep and lUb-
+, l!rt- TO- t. ia.t . hour. Gdo0 beat: t.. ur Ws
i'm. far 5000 for s1mr unc last vrh. i"2on; con
rr.I through. 800 head. % -Y0lk 3 coo: sal.
500 had. market nod strong a. lcfl5c aitInc'
.lo-d -t.tdv with an -od but common good
10 best sheep - 1jdsG - common u - 30
r,ol I, lc-t iauL- sCa-6 - common u iIlf. - 5of
= - Iag--iee,utS for tn past - hour- - $50 h1d
,ta for thus far 30 loo: for aI' time last w,'k
H. 600 cons cnsd through GIj0 mad 81 vhi.n ace.
o. N,w-Yo-k sale 3 600 had uarset se'dy iors
:" 81" - az - "a 40 "a so . ,u IA 90 '
CHICAGO March THE Evening Journal reports
cattle u nccipt, I3 coo head shipments 1000: market
,1irlv ,'1ly s.errs fancy - So others - 5odE5 ~
cows ~ 25a:3 So heifCrs. 83d$i. stockcrs. 81 -od
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF TIE NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF TIE NEW YORK DEALINGS.
There was a transfer Of speculative interest from
wheat corn yesterday and the latter cereal actually
became the leader the transactions amounting 10
nearly 100000 bushels. The shortness Of last year
corn crop is being appreciated and operators uc
realizing the possibility OF light receipts In the futute'
The possibility Of a corner in May delivery at ChlcaG9
j. being ,.lou>iv discussed and the shorts shOWtu
>uic.t fith f. The prospect Of such deal TO scramble
eagerly To- cover Gables were strong and the day :
arrival, small while no attention was paid % Brad
,,ccI> report Of an increase o - 'VVV b-i-l' i , ~
visible supply for the week cash lots were up ceHt,
iuf only 40 900 bushels were taken by shippers Ing
option, advanced l4Gl 3-s cent and ended al al
Wheat e.joyed net advance Of 58a1 3 3 cent
for The options up TO December, which was ! GEM cen.
better but the speculative TRANSACTIONS were onF
2Go0OOO bushcls-a fair amount but less than the
trading in corn Wheat was NOT lacking In IN,
dependent features Of strength although the vigor %
corn was tie controlling element Bradstrects report
600 bu,Sels yycst Of thc Rocky Mountains and these
HgurCS were held 10 be correct In spite ot scep'iCuI
dispatches from Chicago regarding the decline III tng
Iie supply Cables were strong: oort ne r thn con
dton of winter wheat February, but thls tallaa
to mprcs, traders, The market Gl9ssa sIS"E ceS St
highest prices. spot wheat was l-1~l - ccI
higher but even at the advance there were sales OF
1000 bushels for export here and 4oooo bu'hei' I"
oar, were in sympathy with corn and on an active
business cash lots we're l2a3i cent ne'ter ,nd Ind
ooh,n, covered freely in the options "n'ch 'i'''"
Lard shared in the strength of the cereals and options
ended up points There were sales OF = 1O tleFce,
on the spot arrive but whether for export cohId
not be a>ccrtaincd.
The final quotations rs follows:
Wheat March. ~ II. May, 81 o. 3-s July
II Oi 81 August. % IL; December, II 90 Is. - .
Corn March, 90 7-3; May, "a Is; July, w 80
cents.
OltS-March. - 10: MAY. 50: July 81 cents
L1rd-March S6 O5. May, ~ II; July, ~ 3o' Au-
gust 4I4-.
The receipts 81 grain and Aour reported yeS'erdav
at Vow York. Philadelphia. baltimore and lo>0n were
aS follows: Wheat GO.IG7 bushels. corn, ll5l3o bu,h
els, oats, 1I71i9 bushels total grain. 22 Al b'lc.'
Hour, 9-,9G7 packages. At chicago. Milwaukee ana
t. Louis the arrivals were Wheat. lO0l1l bushels
corn, 1854 bushels: oats. l77.2ll bushels totli
urIin II l1tsh oO 03a naCknges.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore March 4-Cotton dull nomnay lower mid
oin scarce firm unchanged Western hrn; NO = wlhLr
I'd spot and March. IL O2asl o. May Il u Vd
ConISouthcrn scarce very hrn white b4t Gooc Nt5"
63564c: Western strong niNcu, spot ana March ootu
6ic: Nav 62d624c steamer, G2.c. Oats qulec ,NInlS
strong unchanged. Ryc-Receipts and demand hGnI' G
nricrs unchanged Hay-Fair movement, uncnaneeo;
Visions unchanged. Butter UNCHANGED Eggs WeaH & IV@ %
changed Copper unchanged Whskey unchahSed lfctEn &
t'r a,ders - 6d42s cd Roceipts-Flour 4033 bDlS
wheat q97 bush com, 2Z9 bush oats lOVo OusIl
iments-Four, 4O6 bbls wheat 2o,4oO bush corn,
l83 bush. Sses-Whest Zoo bush; corn los ooo uush
BOSTON, March 4.-Markets unchanged. - Receipts
F1uI 8 400 bbs and 6000 sacks; corn, 2l'OUO Dush
o,t> 2S,oc0 bush; Shorts lO' TONS , .
Bunalo March 4.-wheat-No. :. hard opened weak a,
81 3 CLOSED strong al 81 10: asked 5000 oGshi 10
Noitnern in store sold at 81 III closing at 81 ~ on
- 09l, on track; No. Northern, in store. =! oo'2.
Winter wheat dull No. red closing at II o5 cars
no. ext,a red, 81 Oh No. ! white. 81 O4 on tdacT
X" ! white oregon, ST. asked. Corn opened strong 10
rars NO . and No yellow sold al 6ltdo2c cars -
and No sold a. 611. Q6l Z, closing NO. anG ye11oW
fcher II cars No white sold at Pa ,c closing Y al
VII D., in store, sac. Barley finn foT Western IV'uo9
hush No Western sold at 76c; No oanada &C EI
eXtrs s3as5c; No. 3. S00S2c No, 2 WesteIn 'o.2Gd
No g. 72a7 choice Michigan 1sGeVe far ~, 70 EoS I
no D Flour firm. Mil feed steady and unchanecu
Canal freghts-Wheat contracts made at ic 70
York. Receipts-Wheat 5000 bush corn. i5VVV Ous'
oats 10 900 bush Shpments-Wheat. 5000 oush
Chicago March 4.-The leading futures ranged as >of
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago. March (SpcciaD.-There was n panic OF
shorts In oats and in to-day. 1t finally spread
to wheat. II was not allayed until the May option
touched ~ and the July 05 = cents. 1t had not
abatcd very much the close. For three fourths 0f
the day wheat was duh 1t could be; and Instead
II responding even declined on bull announcements.
hutchinson, however was vigorous buyer throughout
the session and there some purchasing gong on
for New York The crowd took its first alarm ron
the closing cable, which came in II penny higher iDr
both pot aad future wheat. EHcybod turned
simultaneously and prices made most of their ad-
vance within fifteen minutes. Erad,tr"te hsnIr'
were looked upon OF tie reasons for the dlN -
strength. Private cables still referred TO The dan's
i'm France. The Farmers Review" estimated iidt the
condition of wheat had improved per cent since Feb
rIlry D. The Kansas condition was put at 100. lh'
Northwestern receipts wcr sill over last years Mas
wheat sold from % - 10 ~ and closed AT 90 -
Corn to-day advanced almost cent, above the bet
figure made far on the crop. MAY opened al % =
Touched D. - and closed 40 - , =. The arrivals
We're ~ ears the estimates for Thursday 900. Prices
jumped because the market bare of offerings.
MAY oat, touched 80 cents and closed ~ - j.- n
wa u his pit exactly In corn, an unnatural short
Interest with no one disposed 10 relieve IT, The e'iI
mated receipts for Thursday were only lO- ear.
There Wa. I'm provision, advance OF 90 cent, m
pork and Of . cents In lard and ribs. Packers con
tuucd the scllcr-. The hog movement was away
beyond expectation; 1900 today; $4,000 eXpc. tci
IiIrr-
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CcTFLf-IAere VIZ, rather more life 10 the spot trad
ing In lSf4z erOwtns to-day az very full prices 80
io Quoted Is 2c. Salre, 1900 bags No u, lJc; 1000
nag, do lSsc; 7j0 bags No :, ~ be shipped, lS4c
~ ba4, fancy Ssuto> l9"4c, and 1000 bag Ms Sa
s ur.(l,. terms, options had COlupaidtVrly quiet
@ I'D the cnSuecs did exceed 10 points. Trade Wa
niI Local and theIeWcre no special features dcNrOPd
In Inc cary dealings some month, showed an ad\ahor o
points while others were points lover dnd the clos
Mat unsettled nayIe opened hrm but co'ed '3dc if
w~r Hamburg advanced iaol pfg. London wa also
.tr,uccr Omcil quotations. As p. N. Marcn. s.. ;
Anil sos; May, 20, 9a; June, '7' 90 July. .js 90 :
Silo,j. nominal good second 90 kilosl! $50 eN.
o Clearance, United States, 5000 bfgsi Kio clear
anccs 70 Europe, 5000 bag; Rio stock $4,000 bags
20 market strong; receipts in Santo9 5000 bags; san
6s .tock SO 900 Santo, market firm good aYcre"
SANTA. 600; cleared fIom blo March !, i, aHshil
Niianca 20 OUO bags; cleared from Rio for B1tmolc
NIrch 3 steamship Thamc, 900 bags; receipt at no
ImIv 10 March g. 1891 1s1GCOO bags same time 1880
Gtl 900 bag same time 1889. 32ol 000 bag, receipts
~ santos July to March 3. 1891, =. OCO bags stc
time 1890 G83 900 bags same time $50 S26 OOO bae
amsterdam. March l. lSPl.The official estimate Of M"
Government Java Il 10000 bags. Total
ID b1g As
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool March 4 p m-The sales Of thG day i, IA.
cluG,d G 300 bale, Amer' an FUTURES o'I 80 -
American Iniddling low m.ddling claue, Mar GeISey
44s.S4d sellers March and April deyctX 4noia s In
Anil and Nav delivery jl-6fdi 12-6id; MAY NS June
dNey 55GiGa 56Gid Jane and So,,JSi Jgy G2,d Gs2s.G,d
sellers August and September dclyery 63O4a ,t 0utets
September and october delivery 02O4dA o7ofu O0"O'
and November delivery, I 62-Cid sellers. a.. -.
Galveston. March 4Cotton easy niddling, @ osc 10"
middiing good ordinary 7gc net ana gross ieOc's
532 bales sales 73S stock, SOB ,,,. o, -. -.
Norfolk. Mach 4.-COton steady middnng' 9'c 81 n, ne
receipts liSl bales gross. 21SO; exports 10 pIea'
Britain, s27I eosstwise us; sales, sO4 stock 2oooo
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
r,.popr,v ppon,,Cr MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 4 as p: m.-Beei0li"lderSS oicf
freely IIams-Iiodets o1cr moderately. bi0h
or moderately Cumberland cut. about - to 80 ID steady
at 95s Cd. ChccScHoldcTs oGr .pn&ngy' & tSi1G ,d,e
RoSjn-IIolder, oh.r spaiigly Ihrd-Spo, ana IutIir
Holders orr moderately Prime Weston sl'ot & ana pa.
d n at o1s % Anil and May 6u az 3Os W neat ana
lou~lioldcr, o1, slairsy L@rn,Spo' NM s4l HIM. -,
s. 5od April firm AZ js ID Nay D, jdq5s 1Hd' HOPS ~
LOIdon-PaCinc Colst-HOdeIs Offer freely.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
vass,B TRUSTEES FAVOR COMPROMISE.

Pouchkeepsle n V. March (SpeciaD.-Ihe ooaiu
# trustees OF Vassar College met in the institution To-
dqv Dr. Edward Lathrop. of Newiork. in the chalF'
ont Of the twenty. y.nine members OF the Dohd ouH
oi.b, we're absent. The proposition made by the
ueytofkin heirs OF John Guy Nassar not 10 coh~s,
the will so far as Vassar College IS concerned Il Pa"
sl4e goo was considered By the board. resolution
was adopted favorinc the proposed compIois&e &C., rn d,
decided to erect four brick cottages Tor pro
fessors. 10 cost ~ 900 each.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
Quotations are based on Ame.!ean standard Of cla.la
STAINED.
STAINED
Good Ordinary. :...........6h Low Midiling.
So OF lpod Drdtp @ ~

Good Ordinary Mddlng $40
The speculative market displayed fair degree OF ac-
tvity but irregular prices. At the there
considerable covering OF shorts. and the bulls had
things pretty much all their way. Initial sale
showed gains Of 3d points after which there furthri
rise Of az points The port receipts were smaller and
Liverpool accounts reported tCadicI feeling. both uf
which had strengthening effect. But late cable.
weaker and on this there heavy realizing leading 10
"a reaction. Final figures only point better
Yesterday. l o60 hale.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05

q 30. Hogs-Receipts As, 600 head shipments, 10000;
market slow. lower; rough and common, 80 3odF3 40;
miNrd packer . l5as3 50 prime hesyy and bgIRer M
ot,. read: shipments, 600 market active shade
stronger Westerns - 70dS5 SIS I'd Texans. - 40
natives. ifds5 80 lambs IS 40dS6 10.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05

Warehouse deliveries since March !. 1891 NcwYo
% l3l bags baltimore, GO0 bags New-Oreans lOl bags
| total. 81 go bags.
| COTTON-Thcre quiet market the spot. hut
the changes unmportant. sales, 33 bales for con
sumption receipts 100 bales, against GA bales
this day last week and 1885, bales this day last
| ron M
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There va, an improvement In the tone of the
crude petroleum market yesterday. The advance To-
prices was slight. and only small trnd!nS took place.
but there Is an expedition that barring new uniavor
ab" developments in the field, there Will be better
values for pI"iucct> No dealings were recorded at
the stock Exchange At the Consolidated Exchange
thcrc sales II 5000 barrels in options at
7Ga - - cents. Tho closing firm. sales
of 1000 barrels ~ iuckcyc certificates were made AT
~ cents. Refined OF unchanged ut : - cents In
barrels and - cents In cases. Foreign quotations
Antwerp II Il frances; Bremen 80 marks London.
4
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
nllscelldntcns
RUSHES or EVERY DESCRIPTION at 3l5 Pearl
JOIN X lIDPPEL, Manufacturer.

ID KINUFAo 7 Ftl UI.N' IU.N db 0IV VdIt
ID opposite ltch SIP; lowest prices,
JOHN *. IIOPPEL. Manufacturer.
yg,UE FIl~rH DAY OF MARCH Will not p,rs this year
i without being observed by s,ne nf"httc 'tugrho
anniversary 0f tAri-t~ second Advent
80, ,n. - an March . 1896 t0 dccta-ed saints
md iran late ~ watcnl. living hIitan> "a hnlen
'r,.ut il di-coi red from the hct that
Anil H. i9uI 10 br the "nd Of this age as beng
M. cud of the = 3ij from the command To Ne"
.'' h p, r,fulii ,rt,tIen' IN Passover Week ~ an
u g. iH-j and so being the .nd ~ the - y'ar'
25 minus 2aOl from the trUcan War Treaty ol a''
ru.i ON the last DAY ~ Pass It'r Week In Alil Ian
i~56 $50. Dan VIII ~ Is -. MI II, Il Therefore ~
literal fuiu.us ~ tl'sr d1t"- thr 23lb
It.ri da,, VIII b,.in Win "lr"1l ~ th" ,lcr!ne" tn
Irr,.1lcn and with another future command To Pc
i.ill ru-alaur NuN uh.r :. lS1i 40 the exact a.
tln,- II 3j DAYS i'fur April u. l'ol ana ne slhN
,r. v,rk- Of dav. lsNg ''drt"rnin"d or "dNid
e'i from the I1et ~ these 23i1 DAYS VIII
ncct.S.Irly commence also oa Oh" SAM" DO J. r-daf
Noy y iSqf and therefore VIII roach ~ NTo' Ne inh
ta Princes second advent when II" 'ht be made
',,'1at., ~ nj r. pl- on Thur-dtv Mar.h ;. 1896
.oud Ad,,u Col ference j. h"iu: held .odaY. Ihur.daY
nd tomorrow March o 20 commemorate prosp.ctN"ly
mo anniversary of the Great D1F ~ p1y-
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
OIL. MARKETS

on CITY. Penn. March National Transit Cer,nca",
orcn.d 1I1,r. highest. s,c. loves, ,''-r closed - -r
sac, l39 coo bbl,. e. afonce- lleooo bb-; chait -
-. go ib-. -hlmen'. ~ $50 nh> runs d" 100
pff,sifir, POM March t.pe 'roicum nrncr; National
Trln., ,,r'iecat-, opHed 40 1oAc; co-ed at 16' o.:
I.r,i'orl Penn. March a.. National Transit ccrcat.N
opgn'd A. 75'c, cg-'d r. ''fi h1h7t' "'N'' loves"
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
STEAMBOATS,.

NORWICH J. q I'd Z.
IAI;Is LI.IIl,ID 10 AI.L FONTS.
NewIonio':i Noiic 81 . Wo, ,estef. > Boston %
STFANLI,S I,atr PIl.E 40. $oElu EikLl., a"N;
PEI, ABOVE Dt.SBEOSsEs-Sr PERRY. DAILY tSrn.
our,d a. prGc,a! clee, IN New.YorA BrooAyn anG
Je!sey cry
STON1NG.TON LINE.
INSIDE l:,I -. ALI. IAKtS REDUCED
BD-TO>. $500; PROy1DENCF. ss.S1.
Steamer Pier 81 y. X. uh' biVA anp''
Caual.t. . p. daily. cN''pt Sundiy
NEN-H NNEN steamers leave Peck SHp
!Nmir - ~ a. H. Pnd = p m; and sIsna'y' e1
O.c nn TO BO~TNN for frst-c'aSs limited
C'p.OU tckots Fl-.s rcduegd ya FALL RIVER
LINE stolmcrs piLGIlM ara tkobE D2HNp, i 90, NJ
I tay.st dsly. SUNDAYS cA.'p''d' 90 y m' lNpn'
Connection hy Annex boat from rr'"t'n At 30 jersey
Cl-v n.-'.H each steamer
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
uANrANA NIAnK Ers

HAVANA MAkhEI>.
Havana, March 4.-Spanish gold. 2399 d24O Exchange
quiet Sugar quiet
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
Yester1ay.To-day.

CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco March (, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
Cetlurcs ano Mcctluss.

NJ YORK COLLEGE OF VETERINARY
~ SURGEONS.-The cement exercises Will h
hed at Chickering Hall this. Thur day. evening At
oicloek Public invited ii. ID. GILL. " s., So retAr1