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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-C, VIBBARD a
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERsEY

Ferry station in New.Yorx. foot o, LIeeryss
Ferry station in Brooklyn. foot OF Easonst. JEWELS
COMMENCING October 9. 1s7o-Leavs Nsw.York, foot Of
$50 For Pennington. Esston, Bevidere Bethlshsu
1a %iilssbsrre Ei%rs s.e Connects as gune.
with Delaware, Lacsawanna aud Western Railroad;
r SnTs S and 6a a &s @ sSS cas s ram'aa
1880 a. m, 40 D. "for suameTyills and ricmins,ou
sSaS:y & 'HsSs
ssranton ssstns Columbia Lancaster
4 r. FOR iiisn Bndse BraDcn. schOSleys Mountain.
ier Eastcn A, ,s. A41sn csans
ann ' and @
fssTSh n15Sca9 r's'S3 go s,s 74s sss sag
S 1857 S l sS lS Ia + s 49, 1916 ls S ss
s; Pf s:sas ais:s
~ sT a. n;'I g? %s2 49, 9so SsS Si
D. T G Ira rs 10 Local r pont see s Time Table at station.
81 1S % an and from e ad
Jersey iiy. '''''''' ''''D
NETWORK AND. LONG BRANCH DIvI-
ave New, ork foot OF Iibertvst for Red Bank Ions
Branch Ocean Grove &C., at q. sl5 lla6 llS, $3.50
stage colnrctpns to and from KEYPORT at MATAwAN
En % oG fSiSf sn P E4ik s SEA
GRIT, with all Trans
FREEHOLD AND NEW.YoRK RAILWAY
Leave Liberty.st for Freehold s:l5 1i6 a. m.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York, foot Iibertyst, =. r. ofNJ.
n.g.l aad iYicrmCOIato stations.
to G% Hrsf Efa:an' 81 ''"'on
T. h. and nG' Toms i'''
rs ,. IN. iay rOute-For Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
40 PllLADELPHlA,,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- BETWEEN
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Is lnAlN5 ZACH WAY DAILY. EXcEPr SUNDAY;
D,.:'Uf~ IN PHILADELPHIA = IN NEW.foi'k
pprn,E TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
" NJ NJ AND IILL Fastest TINE CONSISTENT
WIiH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
LAS STOCKS.

sd YORK iud Nrouh,u ta4 Si'ct 2r' a.so all hhs
OF l.rYuA % nltsircnt struUti,s 'irs. j, - ~
GEORGE ~. PRENIlNS, I'm,
10 EHDA H. t., AZ 90 IN NNH!PLACE.
.ItASS.Otk1 \ CAV K. i. stock and Bonds
u tonsnt & srd F.I nLN IlI,5, LAchlns' place
(,NyYNNE y DAY, - Wall-ot., New N.@,,. o ,,5
,r.fit.htsi g.. transact general F1hhlNS ana
lo.cl agr l.,n.ss iu i.il VAv -hlrrs. PONDS Sc sc
sor1ntrN MINNESOTA lsAnwA{ XtIEiI2N ,C"NyrAANY'}
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pur,tan'
= 10 thn t.m' 81 Lr .""fiEatr tE:ng IN IN r
' ,r,, on ~ ta ~ rtc ~ thr thcasn Mlwd'i.
loo. ana ~ Iul I;llWy COmpln .'h u.s. wilma n'SL. ana
t ut,r., n SaII bonds wi OF JdnuarI !. 1901.
"S ""' " ''' t. -. MYTHS. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
ON and after MAY 81. 1880.

Expess Trains ieaye NewYork VIA Desbrosses aud coEt
iaadt streets Ferries, 10 iollOws: - Az =
&: D. 49, - (iU hed. IL q. rn $50 4, 4iO, .,
&, $40. ard 10 D. M, ami IL night Sun1ays; 4:So
1:3'i 500. and 10 u. Ia AMI IL night
"a re-, NewlOiS daily except SUNDAY at 1870
a. IN. and y III. running through VIA rrrnton and Cam
de. , -, .,--, -.
BOa,s OOklvn Annex" connect with all through trains
jersey civ, aGUItng speedy and direct transfer ior
tr gtInns leave West Philadelphia l2:O $40 BIAS. z.
= B. nd IL a ,LinItel Express 1880 D. M 2. .,
$50 Y. Daily exccDt MUEiay. 4:23 -
ON dan. l2Ul 80 3S1 42o $50 am3N > and m
Leave Ph ar Pha via Camden, and 300 p H. ex.
Ccpt san ~. 900, A., x,-,. A., - H..
nm Il of of COrtland ss; No. COnrtst ard
In oSiyn Annex DepOt. foot Of Flionst. Brookn No,.
iii III amt Is HuiSOnst~ Itoboken Depot, Jersey Cy.
IMMIGRANT Ilckei once. No. 8 BatteFy.PLce
FRANZ THOMSON, L. r. FARMER,
ttncra Manager. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
3tnancIal.

A LII who are interested in railroad business
"A and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for 1880 now ready price % cents by mail
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
4 OfNEW'YORK.
No Is Nassaust, corner OF Pn9-sk
CAPITAL, sl,OOO.OO0 IN U. s. BONDS
Allows Interest GepOsits TeturnaOo on demand or A.
specified dates legal depository for money paid into
Court; Is authorized act a. Executor Admlnisrat1s
or transfer Agent VI stocks ana Bonds anu aS rdseeLo
HENRY F. sPAULDINo. President
BENZ; B. SHERMAN Vice. PresidsasL
c, II. p BABCOCk, Secretary
BOARD Or TRUSTEES.
samuel D. ilbcock I George ". Lane.
Jonathan rhOrne Jacob d. Verniiye,
Isaac y. PhepA Geo. Maccul0ch Hiu1e
JOSIAH NJ FIska Roswell Skeel
Chas. g. LandOn, A Low,
EdDund W. COriisS Amos X. Emo.
Frcd'k H. COSsitt Chas. q. FrlucklCl
VIM. II. Appleton. VIM. II. Webb.
Gustav ScEAWb J. Perp0nt AOrEAu.
DAVID DOwa Percy II. Pyne,
Martin Bates, Henry T. Splul ms
WIN. Alien Butler DAVID Wolfe Bishop
James y. Wallace Cornelius y. BlsA
Benz. b. sherman,
TIE CLEVELAND CoLUlfBUs CINCINNATI AND INDLASAPo-l
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nav II, $780,
HHIS COMPANY, having been requested by
holderS large amount OF It's consolidated bonds 10
cancel the SINKING fund contained therein and to per
init the sar bonds 10 run unl their naturltyln me
aud this company beirg willing to comply with the request OF
N0hce /. hereby Vyen any OF the holders Of the
sOdaed bonds present their bonds AZ tie nted states
Trust City NeWYt TX, when and whore an In
dOrsement will le placed ponds presented can
ceiling fund clause. al DOnd@ lnuOrSeu
be excluded redemption prior 10 their acua
maturity ga but for bonds outstanding not
50 presented will continue q de-
,ni,t tba mo rrt1 ann
bonds will euan subj ct ~ redemption by the sinking und
a. tie original Decd Of Trust prov.ei ,,,- ,,.,..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

Z It T. -.
- 1hiL The IEADNllIt y W >iN NIX W. :
t-p.t!N& we've con tl un "a" tn In't rHtr me
f.lu,. ~ tur irttNlIr t.t~'ldl'.d MINK Co" Ptuy
Sfnthot,ta iu t.r Iraiyi g" and -'Hmrnh Nnlhg com
ra... VIII ptrs"it ih..r ttuk on ma are, JuN' ~ lh
L.,r, 'omIanv. N". ~ r"'"tF, h"ohl' 10 anu
49,. am ''''''' I'd" ''" :, tEEtEr, .ccfctlry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
G0CTHEEN MINNESOTA RAILWAY co.,

NOTICE. is hereby py,n Lat the NiNt Ptl' CEN
NUTF, OF TINS pany. eIcd Tor tn puicha COZ "a sl
,.on Of ihc gcnjr lallrosd Company Of Mime
t ,i a. r,i on presentation TO N Of The 90 'h'o.
Milwaukee aau ~ raul Railway Company. 80 Is Nlhim'
IT, ami ta inter, ST sai NOTE vlt cease On fully prox
~ order Of the Eoarl Of Direct a.
~ = NJ MYERS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

A LII who are interested in railroad business
"A and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC for 1880. now ready, price % cents by mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

RusDoiT. y. T., Ma 70, 1881.
NHE ANNUAL MEETING of The stock
l holders ~ the ULSTER AND % law AIIb "a ir
COMPANY viii be held N the Office III Tue COMPANY III
\. BENS SoCi ttaTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
TE'llE. ERIE RAILWAY, now known az the
4 NLW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Il NLW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS. EPTRcr MAY 10. 1880
. a. M Cincinnati ami ',hlca-0 DAY Express Drawing.
loan loa i!uEaO md SlspenslOn Bridge.
Up aiiJ lFa.t 81 Lout, Exlress, arriving az bnnao
connecting WIN last t;as 10 me West snn on'
plmans best Drawing 10 IN sleeping CoacHes 70
iiunalo -. -. o.. aha x,os, s,o.,,nu
o,tlrs rUu-h Buffalo, NIg4ra Fails. CiDcinna. and
Cnic wUt ClanEe; also Hoel D!hihs Carr 10 Ch~ag"
"a y H.. MIRA L ran for ne Mes@ Vol, o.,
Trains rave Chambers 'lT'et Depot Ns% oiA' ~, ian
Newdrk Is ~ : 40 i'a m Gin ~: -, V;t t1S
R XII ~ ami P4ssac 600 100 10. lO2oe. p-the lG20
\ NJ tram Stops At huhefiDIt only on SuDdlJ sig noon,
lib. o. 100 A. $40 $50 6:lt 63o = 80 = NJ -
mGrght SIN a,s Goo $780, O.2V Me- l;lo' c;9O D. nl'
A !! s. a. 4 75 $40 10 1920 1881 II noon.
~: p m. , 9k9 I %i n, s sam minSs e; 0;''
va ar i51 90; g M 80: is2ea m. IL $50
lO.'op NJ. and /. nniniSh Snnd.y. BOD SSo lo2o1
M aty g g ;; a. p a. IA; ana "a! midnight
Min 'ni Cornwall 800 300 a. No. s3O $40 Q.
Hor cu ami kingston. 900 a. 800 Sundays. 80
ts cn G:Oo 1880 $40 1O:.D m. 3:n, $780, $3.50, TOO.
=. % Ia >hn,ays $40. $780, 1870 g u y: D 900 D. ~
20" gS no a. M So a'c fbs ~ 81 80
and 40 T. trans connecI With New-iok ami Oswe8o
Pu J,rvis s q: O. 1870 p m Geo. 100 7:iop
IN. sm qys $40. l030 W.. {: o. 40 and IoS N.
honr f.oA jI5 m. to 9ij p H. aud at li3 aud llaS
pTse,s or passage ard Apartments In Drawing Room
ou Slrcping be obtained ana oruels for tne
t Ss Nos 80 iS or W. Brosdway \. r. No
SE S ro or a ar ne n q. 72s
and 1928 S e. ana a. ABBoT oen passr Art NewYor&
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
~ Trains for Eng wood 5oss o FeEm nt aaa TX.
" $50 snn@sya iS aS ga n sV ana GAS D. IN:
aiSo H. train WIZ 10 inmates later nriav
XssE aas s1 MSai Y .Go AssS. % 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Tire foreign exchange marSct IS dull, but rates ii
hrin ca the basis of the following quotations;

an In British
DS5iG - 9S7Is for account. United States 5s were
unchanged 81 105, but the Gigs Ner" - lover NJ
ILL., and the a. were Il lower At lO@i. Ain'r-
can RAILWAYS promptly responded to mo lover
quotations If yesterday in the home maIne's, ana
Ere shares sod al 3l031ls against % {cSicrda>'
aud second cOusulS at 50 agans' 50. AtI!nt't ana
Great Western irSS decl'ucd from t} OIL Is1Tl o.
and the sespds from 2sH T. 27%272 oa A9 and
later recovered to 1912. PENNSYLVANIA
was 12 lower al 81. Reading L lower al 10. and
Central aud Hudson was 10 per cenI snwef at
ounce TIE Bank of England gained ElG,OOo Oh
balance. In Paris, French 3 per cents advanced
from S3.47l2 to 1885; sight exchange Oh London
ruling at 1851 q irancS TO the E. ,.:..
Attention is called to IN advertise
ment in another column which explains tho IN
York Ontario and Western RailToad Company
Messrs. Howard Lapsiey ant ,. Seymour Willard
both members OF the Stock EXchsngei hACe assoc
Fed as special partner, with 500 900 cont !huttH
capital under the firm name of Lapsiey hleld ~
Co, for the transaction OF Geheral coHin'is'ion
business in stocks bonds, etc.
The following securities to-day were hold OF the
Exchange salesrOOln:
$500 central Railroad Company Of NowJeTsey ,
per cent adjustment bonds, due 1903 a., -, =, J u
no shares Gon 5nnss.! Ice and epansccat @
With shares preferred stock $50 each with oe,.
40 ooo sa Sr go SDS and Southern Com
PSDy u: Sue 5ez GcO Ss 1913 COUPONS on
ana cS@Ua Fire Insurance COMPANY 90
s sSco ,1s Haven MD MGd n
laiIro1d COMPANY lst woT ana WiImsntc
Itai.rq4d COmPa9GyS "a saS WIi@anic
Railroad COMPANY eo1PSns 5 5on DAY anu a.
is shares Union Car sprlng CompAny-.-.... -
90 share: IsTefSSn C Ada GSPN0 o Music with
s sP14s B3O Iif.st An Association ;?
/ share Brooklyn BuildiuR Company ......' IL
The receipts of f!our and gram ut the prlnclmi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
z,EM.IIAYEN. MERIDEN. HARTFORD,
.,rNv.NnnK .nh mARIEM RAM.ROAU.-

n l.. 7
~ iuJtlOME PARK RAG - May 81 Junr2, >. =. - ana
~ = O. H. tIdius running the Irad lt ct 10 en-
,Io.e II il. sand. jerome iark Kace uh'e VII
leave Grand Depot LOO amt 1lo D. kciu'IlnS
ihs cars reserved hr LutrS EXcuEsoh II he',
hU cents For c"ula trahs, stopping "t tOrih!m IA"
& y. EI->tLt, Supcrir tcndent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

NES.NoGK. May u 1870.
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY COM
= rANY iiola,r, %. "pnG Loh's' - ia, S.nihtrn
liitui sofa iiuIu,i Coniuu> rGcH.ug nc 'ahc l'
,.- of the he g.. " Waukr -uI - Ilu ''llW G. VI
= l-url on It. southern f'hp "t nNi'1' ON d" t'""
'' T. NJ MNf..tl. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

The receipts and shipments III anu from Buffalo
Ao dnu are rannrie ed as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

The receipts of -four ana gram ut the prlhclpai
Atlantic ports this % day OF June were:
New.YorE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
Clarke County Clippings

From the Courier:
George H. Sewers shipped from White Post
on the 18th Of April, 270 spring lambs, aver
aging from so to 55 pounds. They were sent
TO the New York market.
Mr.. c.. r. Hardesty informed us the other
day that there were 10 the neighborhood OF
90 600 lambs in the county. this spring, most
of which would be shipped to market during
the next few months. The wool clip, lie says.
will be the largest ever known in the county.
John F. Sewers has returned from Harris
burg-whither he had sent car load OF iron
ore. as noticed in former correspondence
very much pleased with the result Of his eH-
pertinent. From the ore sent there was &
yield Of from As to so per cent. per ton oi
iron Of good quality. Parties from the North
are here examining the premises,
Wm. NJ. Struder, of Milwool, was CON-
mi,ted to Jail on Monday evening upon o
charge Of shooting Charles Psgenbardt, OF the
sane place. The shooting occurred on Mon
doy, and wss done with o shotgun. Pagen-
hsrdt was 20. much injured. as the hrst shot
cred failed to take effect. aud at the discharge
of the second barrel Pssenbardt had gotten
some distance from his assGilant The affair
it is said, grew out Of some scandalous inior-
nation retalled. it was charged by Struder, by
the person injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
Mother.

A recent writer says: "Thore is one being
ip this world that can afford comfort in the
heaviest SORROW and soften the most rigorous
trials Of our life. We call this being mother.
God gave her 10 US to sweeten with ber kisses
Of love the bitter cup that is often pressed -
our lips. lie sent her TO our cradle with the
wings Of affection to hide from our view the
dark future into which we are 10 be hurried
to contend with death. lie appointed her to
fold our hapds 10 the first prayer. and made
her smile the dawn Of the iu6Diiuae Of our
hopes. To Us she is the incarnation Of good
ness, virtue and mercy, and in The hour oi
temptation we may hear her tender voice
pleading TO our soul. Whenever VIC feel a
generous emotion. the desire TO dry human
tear, to help the unfortunate. to break onr
bread with the hungry and to perform aay
noble act fcr ocr fsIIowbeiDgs, we are often
uucousciously impelled By the subtle power oI
the mothers Influence, for it is she who fash
ions orr character aud stamps upon it i'm.
p,essions that remain forever.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
VOL, 69.---YOL. l5 NEW SERIES.l CAARLl
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

~S-Trg Fnss Pass is published NeeN'y Al rec
D,'Iars aal t.6y Cent? per aH""n' 'H oa'a"'s'
7s-rHEEE DOLLARS If not paid in advance
rs-0.. D,iae a.d Fifiy Ceni' for ~. "oa'A''
ry-rhs terms of advertising are; Tor a square
Zone inch or less. Oae Doi,a' asa fJy Ce"'' eo'
threeiu sertioos larger ones a. the same p'oPo'
ZION. Zach condnuancs &Qty Ceats-
,1s-No advertisement 70 be considered ey the
month ar year unless specified on the NanuserlPt
or previously agreed upon oetweeo TIE paftes'
A., ,svsrtiseneot not marked on the copy
r,-n .,.clfed number OF insertions wall De con
tiuu4d until ordered out and payment WI" %
exactsd accordingly
rf-- NgsrlAa AovERrIsEVsNrS.-Io aVo'G any
mi.loqsrstaudiug on the part Of t1e aana9i eu'es
risr.itis proper % state d's'iactlg that their pFi
,,I.-. ,olF cxtends O. their Immediate business
W.ai Estate, Legal oi AL other adveru'en sen
b., ,lem % be aa allltioeal charge, and 40 NS'i@
tiln.
s-Obituary notices OF more than i've lines
wiki De charged for.
ION Posters. Sale Bills, Circulars
Csrds. &c, executed promptly, neatly, and eti4''
prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

The Shepherdsto,cn Register Gays On
Friday OF last week, Eddie, son Of Conductor
Hutchings. s. V. Il. r., was severely bitten by.
dog belonging to Mr.. wm. Rigb,s,inc of
that town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
POETICAL.
HAVE HOPE.

The shadow Of the mountain falls athwart the low
ly plain,
And the shadow of the clcudet hangs above the
mountains head
And the highest hearts and lowest wear the shad-
ow of some pain,
And the smile is scarcely fitted ere the an-
guished tear is shed.
For no eyes have there been ever without weary
tear,
And those lips cannot be human which never
heaveda sigh;
For without tho dreary winter there has never
been a yeEr, 80 ..
And the tempesis hide their terro's In the calm
est summer sky.
SO this dreary life is passing-and we move amid
its gaze,
And we grope along together, half In darkness,
halfin light;
And our hearts are often hardened by the rnyste-
ries of our ways,
Which are never all in shadow and never Who'll
ly bright.
And our dim eyes ask a beacon, and our weary
feet guide,
And our hearts Of oil lifc's mysteries seek the
meaning and the key;
And a cross CLEANS DER our pathway, on IL hangs
the cruched,
And He answers all our yearniDgs by the whis-
per: " Follow Ne"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

A school-tnaster thus describes o money
leuder: BE serves you in the present tense
he lends in the conditional mood. keeps yon 10
the subjective, and raius you in the future"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

Captain Bruce Muse is now organizing a
military company at High View IN this coun-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
EX. Universelle,
PARIS, 1878.
Grand CrOWning Triumph
The MedaUe D'Argent and Diptome
dhOnpeur,

Together with a special certificate Of merit TO
jacob Gross, Superintendent OF the Saeh tacto-
tory. ,or his extraordinary skill displayed in every
part OF their construction, the whole forming a
Grand Award, higher by far than that OF any
other American Exhibit, and demonstrating be
yond doubt the immense superiority of the Stief
instruments -.
Tie Suer" combine, every quality necessa-
~ for perfection in q Piano. Its rich, grand,
mellow end powerful tone has never been exeelled
by any other instrument. Especially in the tire
bic does the " Stief" Piano show its superiority
over all oilers, by the bellike clearness, sweet
ness and singing quality Of tone, which lend to 1t
IN inest,Irrble charm. For Quickness OF response
10 the finger and evenness Of touch thronghoutthe
entire scale fautless action unsurpassed duraoil.
itv and artistic finish, this Piauo has Justly earned
c world vide reputation.
SECONDHAND PIANOS Of all makers con
stautlv in stock, a, from 81 to $500
Sole Agent for the Southern States OF the Pei
oubet, Peiton Co. and other make Of ORGANS.
Catalogues Of Pianos aud Organs sent on ap-
CFAS. NJ. STIEFF,
.9N. LIBERTY STREET,
Mav3.ls7g. BALTtM0RE, MD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

A cave has been found on the farm Of
Mr. Jesse H. Mckay, about bali mile from
Nineveb, Warren county, Virginia. II has
been partially explored and Is represented tc
be a cavern Of great beauties and likely to II
val the Luray aud other caves. 10 view ci
these numerous caverns along the line OF the
8. y.R r. can that road be said to be On !
solid basis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

SARAsATE AED JoAcHrN.-Eyer slice tho
Spanish violinst appeared in London, people
have been making comparisons between bis
playing and JOachim's. but, 10 my miud. tho
great difference Is 10 the two rntu joachim
plays with abandon and FIRE. certainly, but 10
never sacrifices art 10 his impulse. however
poetic that impulse may be; hence 10 oDs 'ae-
cuses him Of oyer-seDtimentality. S.rasats
frequently fo,sets all but bis own Wild emo
ton Of tie moment he produces strains such
as we baye ncyer heard equaled o passionate, !,
wild cry seems 10 be in the muslc--sOneihibg
forever 10 be sought. neyer 10 be wholly fesob-
ed, burns through the restless fire Of his fin-
gers, and We lose sight Of all but this element
in the music he is rendering; perhaps j. is an
adsgio Of Beethoven, perbaps one OF the Lie
der OF Mendelssohn, be is playing on, ou, goes
this thrilling, vibrating pulsation. LEES Of tho
master than the player. The effect is inees-
cribable; bat the question is, Can this be the
truer art Again sIises the comparison be-
tween the exqUisive feryor Of joachim and the
excessive seHtimentalty Of Sarasate. Both
exercise power, but the decree Of intellect
seems ollcnest in favor Of the older yiolinist.--
Harper's Noqozine for Jidy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

The bill which passed the House Of
Representatives on Saturday last. granting the
Fairuout Park Association condemned bronze
cannon to make an equestrian statue OF the
late Maj. Gen. Geo. Meade was in the charge
of Gen. Joe Johnston, Of Virginia, who en-
paQed Gen. Meade in more than one military
encounter, and notwithstanding all the con-
federa,e brieadiers were iu their seats, the
bill passed unanimously.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08

The best is the cheapest. Tie more espe-
cislly so 10 the matter Of wives
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Jefferson Co., W. Va
OFFICE JEFFERSON BUILDING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-05-08
Saturday, May 8, 1890.
News and Times about Winchester,

From the Ne,cs:
Captain Bruce Muse is now organizing a
military company at High View IN this coun-
ty.
Grand Master Crebs, /. O. O. f., and Dele
gates Barrett and Hollis have returned from
their attendance on the sessions Of the Grand
Lodge at Richmond. Capt Hollis has been
appointed Deputy Grand Master for District
No. IL. rn
The pas, week. Sir. Eyan Jones, residing
about nile and a half from Winchester, near
the Berryvile turnpike, whilst ploughing up
a field on his farm, turned up two federal sol-
diers. He reported the fact 10 the authorities
of the Federal Cemetery in Winchester. The
field had not been ploughed since the war
A little daughter Of, Dr. Eaton, OF High
View, iu this county, siz years Old was burn
ed to death from 4 coal oil accident several
DAYS since. 1t seems that Mrs. Eaton was alb
sent at neighbours house for. short time
and that fire had been started ia the stove and
a coal oil can left standing on the stove. IL
finally exploded from the heat. scattering the
burning oil over the child, from which death
ensued.
Fon The 7iniss: e.. .a,.... i.,.e
cornclins B. slaglc (familisariiy known
as "Uucle Nick") died after a very brief i'll
ness at the Bingham House, 10 Philadelphia
on the goth instant. The remains were
brought to this city on Friday. lie WAS in
his 18th year and a brother Of Mr. Henry 5
Slago ".
The well-known Bowly Drug house
opposite the Taylor Hotel, and owned by Mr
Lewis p. Hartmann, was sold by that gentle
man on Saturday. to the highest bidder. ii
Evans & Bros. were the purchasers. for &c.
600, cash.
A new roof was put on the Market street
NJ. f. Church--thc shingles donated by Mr.
5. Il. Atwell and the work executed by many
carrenters who volunteered To do it gratis.
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