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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02
BUlLDIN LOTS
EDK SALE

C,EvERAL BUILDING LOTS situated near
- the corporate limits opposite the Nursery
of WIN. Hopkins. are offered for sale on the
iuStament plan-S25 50 monthly. Apply to f.
3 Souders, who will show plat.
DAVIS & co.
Tuua 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02

Trains No. 400. 400 and Az are daily except
Sunday: Train No 40 runs Sunday only.
Additional mixed trains leave southwark a.
214a. m. and S.35 4. m and arrive az Harri-
sonburg at $40 q. m. and 5.52 p. m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02
WATSON HOUSE,

MEALS hourst o suit Travellers. Tran
VI silent Boarding ON Reasonable Terms
Hacks t1and from AID trains Free uf Change
r0- The Bar is Supplied with Choice Wines
Liquors, Cigars &c.
April s. lS>5.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted 70 the undersigned as
y former Agent Of the B. & o. r. K Company
fOr Frsights. 90 Commissions. or Oh The late nrm
of starry q Lock, are notified that payment must
be- made 40 once.
July IS, lS7S. j. d. STARRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02

NNTE will have by September 1T. d 1911 s1P
w ply Of School Books ofevery descril i'o y.
also full line Of School Sundries. sucn
pens, slate pencils, satchels, &c. We int ~
the attention Of our customers. and tie pun.
70 this branch Of our business. Any BOOK "'
in stock furnished in few days,
AlSQUITH ".
August 28. 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02
REPAIRING &C

TTHEundersignedb asremoved his Shopto the
building N th ecOrner of Charesand Liberty
streets H. the building lately occupied by Wet
rick 4. Weller. The charactei o II be wOrkdone by
tb-subscriber known andappreca t. dby tb e
citizens Charlestown and vicinity. It's hardly
necessary To add that he will endeavorto sustain
bis reputation a. reliable workman.Aud wi lex
ecute promptly and at reasonablerates ailorder'
given him eitheIfor New work or Repairing.
JOHNA AVIS OF VIM.
Mayl6.ls74. Aprill5, 1876.
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Look

DAINT your carriages. buggies &c, WIZ
i Pierce & Co. 5 Quick Drying Coach B.acA'
ready for use AlSQUIIH "
April 10, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02

Head and Foot Stones, Nantes, Statues and
Carving, in all its various branches, and all
work in their business. All orders promptly
filled at the lowest rate, and shortest notice,
and all work delivered and put up, and guar
anteed to suit purchasers. If not, no sale
Please call and see and judge for yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and patrOnize Home
Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their
shop in Martinsburg, where they will give
prOpmt attention to all work entrusted tOthem.
DIEHL & BRO.
Charlestown, July IS, 1917.
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.Tg.f.N'TU.F-H.fKEFG
AND FAMILY SEWING.

Mrs. BETTE SLAGLE and Mrs. ELIZA
vi BENNER will do all kinds Of Dress Max
ing and Family Sewing promptly and at prices
To suit the hard times. Residence corner OF
West and North street.
TuIv = 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02
Farms Wanted.

DARTIES having improved or unimproved
i FARMING LANDS for Sale in Jefferson
County and other Counties Of the Valley Of
Virginia will do well to communicate with me,
as have inquiry for such lands If held at
reasonable prices ..o..,o.,-
BUSHROD c. WASHINGTON.
Lock Box IS. Charestown jeff. Co.. W. Va.
Feb. ,. lSSS.-lyr.
IMPORTED Green and White CASTLE Soap,
i and Imported Bay Rum.
IN GALLONS pure Norwegian Cod Liver
~ Oil aud 5 gallons Extra Pure White ely
ccrine
Il IDNEY Wort, dry and liquid; Wells and
IN Richardson's improved Butter Color, three
sizes IS and so cents and Sl0O. Fine stock in
store. AISQUITH & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02
Chair seats Gained.

NTRs.LN. WHITTINGTON is prepared to
VI Repair Cane Seat Chairs at short notice
and upon easy terms, at her home in the
Southern suburbs Of Charlestown, on Bloom
cry turnpike.
Senfenher .. 1852
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f. /. Belle
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OFFERS his services and will vigorously
" prosecute his avocation as Carpenter and
Builder. and will take orders and execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. His expe-
rience is such that he can guarantee perfect
workmanship, and his prices will compare IA
vorabv with the most reasonable. Those de-
string to build OF improve should give him
call.
Jan. 7. 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02

DAINTs. Oils, varnishes, Window Glass.
i Putty. Paint Brushes DC. We have large
stock Of these goods Oh hand 10 which we call
the attention Of the people. Lewis pure Lead,
pure Linseed oil aud Lucas celebrated Pre-
pared Paints ready 10 apply, in all coiors in
cans from one pound % one gallon. We have
all color either dry OF in oil. Examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere
Apr. Is, So AisQUITH co.
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DreSS..NGking

AND FAMILY SEWING.
THE undersigned will do DressMaking and
i Family Sewing upon reasonable terms at
her residence next door TO Mr.. BurtOn's on
Lawrence street 4 share Of patronage solicit
ted MRS. MARY ROBERTSON.
April 8. 1856.
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Trains No. 40. 40 and AS arc daily except
Sunday Train No; $50 runs Sunday only
Additional mixed trains leave Chare,town
1o.43a m. and OF p. m. and arrive at Harperi
Ferry at LII a. m. and SD p. m.
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MISS .F.MELE.g HICKS

June .. 1857.
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NTEHAVE just received new and elegant
w assortment of Combs and Hair Brushes,
~, Tn.,tL md Nil Rru.hps
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Boot and Shoe Making.

March I, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-05-02

sr fxe hundred negroes Do
.tic a,ylum of Virginia.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20

came off according to plan, and the three
heToines of the previous run rode forth
with but slight change of escort. Capt.
Stryker felt constrained to remain IN
garrison; he had q quiet investigation to
make, and was observed to be in close
conversation with DR.. Quin as the gay
party assembled in front of Col. Brai-
nard's quarters. Mr.. Perry appeared in
his captains stead, and very politely re-
quested the honor of being escort to Mrs
Lawrence, who accepted, vet looked q
trife embarrassed as she did so. Indeed,
not until she had stolen an appealing
glance at her husband and heard his
cordial by all means, dear; Perry can
guide you far better than I, and perhaps
you'll win another mask" did she thank
fully say Eyes" Dana rode with Mrs
Belknap, as before, and it was the colo
mel himself who suggested to Stryker
that Mr.. Perry should accompany Mrs
Lawrence this day, and that he, the
colonel, should ride with Mrs Spragne.
Perry had eagerly lent himself TO the
proposition: he figured thai now he could
have an uninterrupted chat with Mrs.
Lawrence and hear what she had b tel
about Dunrsven. Just before starting
he sought Capt Lawrence, hughinGly
told him the terms of their agreement,
and begged that he would relax his
marital injunction and permit her 70 give
him such details as she happened 70 be
in possession of Indeed, Capt. Law
renee" he sid. II ask from no idle curl
osity. have been 70 the ranch, as you
DOW know. and have good reason fog
asking" To his surprise. the captain
replied substantially that, while he had
regretted Mrs Lawrence's xnpuisive rev.
Citations. be had shoasht Is sli over and
decided that the best way out was that
Perry shouh De told the whole story and
be able TO see how very little there was
10 it. He had decided. therefore, 70 tell
him himself; land this evening. Perry.
IL YOU VIII dine wirh us informally, we'll
talk It over after wards Meantime. /
prefer Mrs. Eawrenoe's name should NOS
be mentioned IN connasson with any
story there may be afioss: 50 oolige me
By saying nothing 70 heron the subject"
THIS was oae mater for reflection and
something OF surprise: but there was
stiu another and even greater a1e- That
very morning. jsst before guard mount,
and wkile be Was dressing, Perry shout
ed. Come 70. responsive TO q knock a,
his sItts7. com deor, and II CANE Capt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20

| were slowly fading hackdnto the dark.
ness On their way to the bsrracks. Only
the doctor, Mr.. Perry,.sna the sergeant
remained by the side of the injured
man Then came the question:
Who did this, Gwynneg"
No answer. a deeper shade Of pain
and trouble seemed to pass over the
sergeant's face He made an effort to
| speak, hesitated, and at last replied:
81 cannot say, sir.
You know. do you not:"
Again panied silence and embarrass-
| ment- At last the sergeant leaned slow
ly forward and spoke:
Captain, the men were masked, the
voices disguised. l could not see the
the head almost the instant got outside
the door, and it would be impossible for
me to identify one of them"
''Do you think it was the same gang
you had the trouble with at Dunravens''
"I-coula not say, sir.
"Do you suspect any of our own menu
1-would not say that, SIR"
"Where is the stable guard?" asked
Stryker. ''Send him here"
And presently Trooper Kelly-a wiry
little Irishman, with twin king eye and
an expression Of mingled devilment and
imperturbability in bis face-came forth
from the stable door and stood attention.
"Where were you when this assault
took place, Kelly
SAT the far end of the stables, sir"
replied Kelly, with prompt and conf
dent tone.
Then Of course you saw and know
nothing of it.
Not a wor-rad, SIR
why did you let gang from that
English ranch come here and beat your
sergeant before your very eyes?'
Kelly Redeemed at the very idea.
"Td ha' died first, sir! Sure they'd
niver dared'- And then Kelly stopped
short. His Celtic pride had been touch
ed to the quick, and had it not proved
too much for even Irish wit?
'How did they get the sergeant out of
the stable at this hour of the night:'
"And the sergeant happened to be
down there by the door at the tine:''
''No, sir; he was in his room peyant-
up there by the forage"
"That's a long distance from this door,
Kelly; and if he could hear it in his
room you could hear it farther away"
Il wasn't farther away thin, sir was
down here when they axed for him."
''Then why didn't you open the door
and see who was making such racket,
shouting for Sergt. Gwynne after taps?"
Sure they didn't shout at all at all,
sir; they axed for him quiet and re-
spectacle like, an l whit and told him."
"Ah, yes, l see. And then, having
told him, you went away to the far end
of the stable"
''Yis, sir, just so, sir; an the moment
1 heard the scrimmidge, sir, ran as
hard as could"
"Of course you considered it was none
of your business what people might want
with the stable sergeant at night"
mo, sir. If he wanted me he had
right to tell me to come"
eve differ on that point, Kelly. Re
ieve him, Sergt Hosmer"
On the following morning Col Brain
ard was surprised to note in Capt. Stry-
ker's column of remarks explanatory of
the alterations from the status of the
previous day:
"Sergt. Gwynne from daily duty as
stable sergeant to sick in hospital; Sergt
Leary from duty to arrest, and Private
Kelly from duty to confinement"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20

ground and 9lH eDc1rCSeo W fbrfy
arm. Miss Maitland stands leansne hsssv-
ily ON his breast She " very pale fsr 3
moment, partly from exnaxuzion. party
from pain. for there WAS 10 time 70 free
her foot from the Fcirrup, md the sIkis
Is severely wre1ched- Notn. rtdeasssss
now and cast loo+e, stands with bo~sred
head and hesvnng TANKS. n syrnpa:be<2e
but proudly heroic hooker on; hs knows
be has played his part IA that resscus.
The hugs English buutssr Is rAursgtng IN
misery among the mounds fvE yard,
back, iis fore lez broken. Ono OF ths
troopers h<as sedzed ms bride. ard An
othsn b urstraTping the heavy ins1rs
saddle. ''Spaersfidly doTseT says sf'e Colo
Nd, as he trots carefully mp, cslstrrlg
glance al the falba cause Of al The nnis-
chief; shnt II that saddle had hS'en one
Of tbose tinee pro<.zed akr<uszrsfiona he
coukfnt have s,v.ps her al ~ he dsd
Graham has gslksed To tbs stream
for wafer. and the coknsA lifts Nm.
Spragpe from bex ssd1se> Esi sngetsSs
they advance b. 01fr1 synyx6fJ ard nd
Ars- Lswrrnce fuIho~s a. qusckiy ~ she
can pscx her WAY among the pssAtrn dog
hosez Dana hzs~4s>sreed Mr. bsikral,,
and sise aLorss rexrains ryDUusd Wills
ali these otbses uuu<zg aiout ths t.e
who stand thsse fer TIE fnosLsss-t, ching
k12 70 each oAfpR. And Dos 0Estys
Mafrsuri hao rxissd tsr bess3; hushss
Of skaxn. sr>i oou4vSun triumph oves
palox add pain; 20 strives 70 saassd
alone, bus r~rry bids be- cs<sss Ths
naonsrYt chs ssea M,z spraeo-s ssvest,
woxaanly, syrJnssscssc face ser syen ssf
filsd rsth cc-zsort ADD her bsz4-t goa
out 70 bex. Hos. rolDcssuuy Ferry ~
zk:-r,s hs prize ~ The Arms ttAs.ors 20
y.o.i,s bar. aui TIA eo<ns ttse wo<fier.
I'M ezrtsxnassons o< so-ne. snd Tie trsef,
s,rvzstni-~, enpssZ<tsroa
.Dua': TT 20 talk yss." pleads MnI
so~ase. "~e arc oniy sco glad 10 va
10 wofse.
"Indsed- Tn no4 hurt, -asws-s Ola
dyz, bravely-"oniy litxss rrs1ch.
but ard abe laughs nsrso<az!y. sryiss
70 carry r. "a with al the pluck and
spsrIs II h~F race. III wozi1 hare t>~s
What 80 oss nasty croYT>r - soEn<
K-and hcr eya~ turn shyiy &c: ~'th
woria Of gra.rt1de 70 h.s-''it lad noa
becn for Mr.. peuy.
oh. then yoa know Mr. Perry eE.
claim. ArsA spTazus. with fr4ak dsiigki.
ard Mrs.. Ayreaoe ts-rzs Ia Teyosesng C
icok ART N s1s glowing face. sAssz a. ;hs
dArx oe~z.y OF Hr~ Bs-kasp s4.sas-y Ia
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20
CHAPTER XIII,

NOTWITHSTANDING the
fact that there was an at
mosphere Of suppressed
excitement over the gar
rison this May day morn
ING Mrs RelknaD's hurt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20

;;:Ef o USE the expression of
. Mr.. Dana, Ned Perry
- k seemed off his feed" for
- EHno a day or two. The hunt
&tG had bean 1aro1nn,1nnad q
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20

daehinH straight in wake OF the quaxyyi
Thirty yards ahead OF the foremost riders
OF the Rossfter party superb English
hunter, the bat in his teeth, his ewes afire
and his head high IN arr, fresh. vigorosz,
raging with boug irnW sooed passion for
the sport OF the o3d Island hone, gaining
on The bombs at ever stride, and defy
ing Che utmost efforts oH h1s rtder, leayed
from The covert Of the timber into sight
Of one and all, be.x3ng lovely but most
reluctant victim 90 hk back.
In vain with might and main she
baned back and tagged at Tire xirs;
though checked IL his EYeed, the horse
stin tore ahead. kespdng seraishs for The
hounds, lsa$dnS b his easy stride ever
Efaie znlly or branch" tlMa crossed his
path BUNNY took sx<1<sn dire ks;o
the timber, t4isir 1sy~ across a nasTo~,
gys~ely H1d, and dzrfsd up ca the op-
poslse hank; G1e hcnnds veered d pur-
suit, the h,uts1Den w0vered sod sought
along tho bank Tor hssser pkscs s1cToss,
bat tbs u.ettlesoms Engf&, bag Hinged
through in the very wake Of TIE hounds,
crun.h&kog the sandy bsuH and crashing
through the peSosy stream bed Gu: OF
the s0ucnen slopes wen. Bonry. os%s
followed ~ tne hounds: oJs On their trsal
vszs the BIC ku-z1kr, bar hzs ridgys ~;
bas b-Ho brtHaed sray n the wfd tash
through tae timber. and now a.use Of
ossutifDi golden baar-s great wave Ct
kcft-Sfes OF the wind ovg- bis gso~sT
back. and. though she ski Iears ov=r TIE
CARTE tagging hard at TIA rsans. NE =
psAiAiy losing Exeagth- soce OF TIE
Roster party baTzt tkro1gh the tisater
IN pursuit.. soroe sin ride hof@xn1ay W
the ncT.a bank. and tree are rewzraed.
Tor oacc. again PC ese.aed. ba~il-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-20

they returned 10 Rossieea she would have
her big, simple hssRoed adnirer In some
shape for discipline. Two capital rure
of them she was side BY side with the
foremost rider at the finish, and in both
she bad left the other women far in rear.
Then came third, and with it reFels-
ton to one and all
II was almost noon. and from point
web out on the prairie to the northeas.
Of Dunraven the field was hunting
slowly honevard. horses and hounds
pretty wei tired out, and the riders
quite content with their morning sport.
Up 70 this time Perry had BEEN IN CON-
slant attendance upon Msa Lawrence.
and had made no effort 10 join Mrs Bel
knap. Now, however,, he could not but
see tha. every hsA whle h~ eyes
sought his with agntzne glance and
that she was riding well out 70 cbe left
Of the party, Dana faikhf0lly hoTsins
about hr. The coAooA with Mrs.
Spraeue ranged ztungsst. jz3 then, aDc
q general conversation nzsd, IN tbs
course Of which Perry found himself d
trife in the way. II there Wa one thing
fas:iHoss NosAn dc not bike, Il was 10
be crowded " Eo-ses fos whom he had
10 particular respects sad. = = nurnher
Of riders were zrouped aecs- Mrs. Law
renee at the nscaent, il resulted thai
Nolan's teeth and heels began 70 make
play, and Perry hUghinzsy resigned his
position at her side, n ordcr. as be eK-
pressed n, 10 give you other fellows .
chance" Even osen. - Ia fel % the
rear. i was wssa 10 HoczAe n iussn-
,ioo Of Joining AIRS BeiknAp. Bat. orsce
clear Of the nezTy group. mas ercs so1zht
the d<sant cutifnes u DarSven EAcch,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

suleD Msrhsrso3 70 ohi'AfE s stSef :, s2s do
iS j. e g. I. e. e Il - &C. g. Lac lac 5
i4sl r. 4 y sSi do i q ss 49, = iSj
sssi a. eA,.ss np. 1850 4 !; :. -
l'i hespssn Galysf GElC1SS Steers: isCs a = sS
b. a. isos AZ ~ dS q ass g b; g
isao iigS p a. g co. 1916 II g.
1883 10 "a ~ Iss z a. "a IS; 10 DO 1871 D. st s3 To
= ~ w. aa' saS,scd %. 1854 Il
1925 ~ a. 4i DO 1883 p a. ~ a. 1Sas ~ % 90 y.
SCow,s and Gsifers 1iicS112o n, at 90 2gGss IS
90 DO iS9T %' at 81 A a.. 1895 D. ct 81 i5 DO 1922
% at ss95 DO iSos NJ IS co. loss e dS Cad Jap n
e , sS 1sas q Ss &C. ibGs n at e 0S
81 % - So, ~ i Il d. N st AZ rs.
~ Neyvion 4 tIiett: Chicago Steers, 1919 t % ~
oo a. Saan " az "A ost do 1924 n at e. %; lo
IXoSo s ~ oo b 40 1910 rs az a Is; 20 DO 1913
iSsl n a. y q y u. = ga ssas iO SsTs
0oi NJ ~ * ~ III 1SSa5 ~ aIfs1 -
ae g2 % hHS 1Aoe n At "a ~ IL
a. 1870 ID az 20 90 fsSo n aI a. S.; DO, 1884
as4s rs rs ~ q u AZ AZ ZOO n AZ 40 60
IN ny y % cSayyL RcnaInts IL head and for the week
,aa has26 mn st S3s ~ AS uer bad.
10y hsav Ra,sIns III head rho liberal oGorngs
ana S SSy0 Sssns Ssf sy & per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

esI d 5o MRr TsWsd street sd wsss suPsss
HTsS 50, Extra DO IS eos4 60 Family DO q Is % as
CITY Ml. no Brs Erin sess m AZ s,ys IN
sssss & y "a q e
Foiss IS Sioss Lonsesr sseIoie No as scsss ss
April c'S @.ssSs ssu arm a0l
. %ssis s, Mssi sess ApI 20 IA
sses wsssrs WHITE % Missa asSsisi ef;4 sS
e srs que Sniss Ssss pt sak Ns.s 9sss
sbouiders 90; Clear Rib Sides Tc; 90 escksd y.sa
Bseon-shoeidsrs shes Clssr BID Side 5so h ~
; Ssss.r e. ss,. las Mss;sn r.sss Bs
Ss ssdI ss ~ q sSo cSse dull loves al
at isic active Arm a son y vs. .
fiss ssnn per = ssanss ss Cotton ss
p5r.r ss' AZ a. a. Reosipts-our ISooo bols wncss
1000 Corn bus o os' 100 Ssrn sod Sss
saiss@wisss 5000 bush. Com 5000 bush
Ruyy1Io. April l-whsst-spring duh closng-old kcL
ard az 81 S2 New No Hard a. Ell 22 NO Nsr, nsss
Il "A 10; No Northern 81 % Winter We. oS a..
ssd exsf Gales csEIosss h SS aos sS ssIosds
BED = M sss at iS s 90 .s ssa
Ysi,cyr a5i 10. Yellow SSci No. gelfw y.hSI
No at S7c as SIG on gsck gass y t sc.
30 30 cansss st 7bcs No csnadA 40 s6e, No Ezts
81 asze No oanscs ~ 5sc BIO comma por 9Hlsns
Spring p,ssSs g o Srsa Ri o. sp1ns
sss os g sS Sss' css oos ss:S 5000
.,,liTns leading futures ranged - follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02
sHrsIgG HEAPS or TROUT
MR.. BLacKroRDs TEMPTING DIsPIAY-orF FOB
GOOD FISHING.


Fjsh Commissioner BIackiord grati1ed the public
xesferasy IN accordance with hts annual custom on
April l. with an elaborate display OF trout Despite
tho stormy weather there crowds all day I'm Fulton
Market gazing at the speckicd heaps OF dead trout
Wing on bsna OF green moss aTtsucaly arranged CD
marble slabs or the hundreds of live trout swimming
a tanks ana rejecting all the coicrs Of the rainbow
THO stalls were tastcflly decorated with palms ana
Pre-. The collection Of trout THIS year is the finest
hist NJ nlacffcrd has ever had. Among the designs
are ash ARRANGED in pgsn-cloyer' STYLE The fences
arc nade Of whtcbaitprawns and scailcps and little
red lobster peeps out Of the paper box pen Ihe We
ref.cs Of fsuut embrace iate trout ron the Adrcn-
daels. Canada vtld trout. rainbow trout nom
Pstchogss, l. J., beautifully notified salmon trout,
German brown front, and q hybrid yariety--a cross
sbsiwoen brook tront and brown trout
An eightecnyearpld saimon-trout attracted much
attention. Tho brown trout are from $4,000 eggs
xsf over 10 the state Fish Commission By Professor
Won Bear Of the Dcutsche Fisheri Vercn, Of Germany
Of this supply tho Commission has sent out 100000
~ 10 applicants In the State. Live Long Island
brook trout sell for q 80 pound Canada frozen ont
~ ~ haa weather had little eject in keeping fisher
an II hnnts and scores OF anglers left the city yes
frriag sor TIE baants Of the trout many going 70 NE
mounfaisss Of PennsyR ania but the greater number
rnxsc the East Rlyer bound for the secluded streaps
that ow into the Peconsc River on old Long isiana
4>a-n Ir4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-02

WHAT WAS OOCNb AN StNN'N,'
Thu stock market was duh until the last hopr
+o day. when there was sharp upward turn III
the current of speculation. new buying was
started that was not satisfied OF the CLOGS. ~
addition TO purchases for the shofV aooou ,i
which made considerable ngure, tne enrH
declines stimulated an outside demand Tor invest
u,ont A furry in the money market was COIN
cident with the rally in stocks, and tho hlgner
rates for cali loans served only to excite the
fresh buying. While the early losses were nov
recovered in every instance, the CLOSING mas
aetirs and confident at the highest points AFTER
sSe reaction WAS started The volume OF busi-
H. vac moi large and Atchison continued to be
the centhe Of Interest. This stock supplied more
than thisd OF the total transactions, ana touenea
the lowest stage in It's recent career, DuI aIte5
a decline OF per cent IL led the hnai raiIy ana
closed with only fractional loss. smart drlye
the Connecticut Legislature would probably reject
the Housatonjc bill the object OF which was 70
enable the newfoundland Railroad to extend us
line 10 New-YorlI, but the stock suffered only
small fnal decline. Aside from Atchleon ana New
Eneland the market was strong and most STOCKS
closed with small gains. IL they did not reach
per cent, they were Significant OF chhnSe N
the temper Of the market which may make itself
felt With greater force. There Ia reason 70 sus-
meet that the larger bears covered part OF
Their CONTRACTS and were selling to help fnrther
rally II oily for speculative purposes iher
recent arguments need reinforcement Which at
tbe moment has not appeared on the financial
horizon.
THE Day IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and steady; with
ont other features. The closing ouotahons were
az follows: