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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

p Nelson: 81 Western calves, IL ~ a. a. d. - r.
ana g 5 Ra':s g at = q led d. %
ia vcas lis n. at 80 70; do lej d. ID 40 10 ~"
NJ A. &c e. lSs q at !, g PSSr enyt %
g6s az e." sss S?' 10 d. y iI a &c G.;
Inc m 60 eae gf Ss IeS az Ct g 3sa
l0f y:. z G 70 a. 80 g. ~ at s'' ,o
do 10 D. o q -d calves 1873 ~ &C. II veas, 100
~ S e 6 7G si de- = sss n g. s'e fed
cs{e $50 G,s q S SS - IS stu Basr Caves 200
Jgd "a DO i4o H. 10 DO 1893 n at Be- i fed DO
2Sl m a. a. &c n at Gs.c 90 do. 16 ~ at 6ac 80 do
81 81 h. "a at 6sc do 1903 a; oc r. at o,o: 81 do
,ca M at SS fcd Calves 127 N, at 4c DO 16o d.
at he Mcpherson & CO.. fed Calves, 2So N, at &c 90
VeelH' r 1P HNp LHMBs-Receipts 90 carloads Of 1884,
carosat at 1s5' G Tde2Sd at Ho6on
ID dun &c r csse Sa'9R &c %ess + 9 goa
LEFT unsOd SeGeP Spsd o fIC an doa few ex5r
DO S g. n Pdcock 52a west Virginia Lambs
go Goi, IN at s0 30 do G2 n, at ~ so; 273 Virginia
DO 90 n e. Ia DO o' 90 90 at 46 so 1870 DO Gs 3
Cd 30: 10 Ohio do 81 H. az s. so; III state do 20 h az
sherman 81 2o5 Ksn:gey IS s1Sf s 1 % as
5 as i52 KedsaeSy Lambs. 70 n At @65o 4o Western
z p g. So BIZ T. DO ,S g Yr At s. LAMBS Sc n at
50 30 10? do. SO ~ at Sc 80 2s2 West Virginia do %
fb et 80 o5 2S1 DO Ga N. at 80 l2l2. -.
Judd & buckingham: II state Sheep 117 n az - 10
1s3 state lambs, "a ~ at 20 IS. 90 o.
229 do tcOarse) 70 n. at 500 ., =,
Newton & t,lllet: 421 Kentucky Lambs (cosfse) -
N, - 02la. =, "a. no
STATE L Ea5ss ss r. St s' 6 ss c g. 19 e
Ohio o. II n at 81 10Y EOS do III ~ at 90 90: 49
do II NJ at 80 so: 241 Kentucky do. 702 ~ at 10 81
45s do. 721 n ut 40 60 90 =. u
Hume & Mullen G6 Pennsvlvania Sheep. SO n, az
s450 IS do los n % 81 Pennsylvania Lambs ~ ID
az s5 96 Do IS H. o. 80 % 90 stat 90 8S;6 d. a.
Scott & Pidcock. 81 Pennsylvania Sheep; ~ IT, az
81 20 80 Pennsylvania Lambs. 632 n, at 50 20 a. 90
Jellifo. Wright & Co State Sheep, 80 N. OF ~; l.
STATE Lambs 81 ~, at Sc. 9, -
HOGS-ReceipIg 40 carloads Of 7440 head-15 car.
loads Jersey CITY and carloads at 0th-t includng
carloads for sale. Trade Is verv dul ana rns 30
15c lower \ few State hogs were sold ot 80 Do"FO w
per loo N. oo .. 1900
Sales.--future Mullen ~ State Hogs, 100 NJ average!
nj s. per 100 40 do 2l3 H. at $500 IL DO. 10
n. at So 60; do. 307 n, at a. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
11vE srocK MARKEre-nY TELEGEAPH.


Buffalo. Aug 1O-Cattc-Reoepts for the post u hours
$3.50 head total for week thus fal zoo for some tle
last week 772O Consigned through 5000 Of which lI29
% NewYork on 200 market closed -teady for good
grades lower common but about all sold; cNiia steers
500 to 600 n and rwar - $685. - choice, iOl 70
500 So 2ids5 40 good fairly fat 1900 TO 400 n roc
s5 % medium butchers fairly fat 100 200 h. p 20
asa 30: light handy butchers. 600 70 100 n ~ 00d
- and hers good TO extra. 80 5Od-3 10 40 do
coo NJ 42a$3 % cows. fair. II J0aS2 % do
good extra cd p 50as3 Michigan stockers go to
sRd9S 20 stock bulls s2as2 Is fat. - 5odt2 % cApor
1888 % bologna. $2ds2 % calves stmilk = l9a
hours. 1900 head total for week thus far 20 200; for
last week % 400 consigned through lG2OO. Of
which 800 10 New ork Oh sac 100; market closed
steady, with al sold hut few connon pigs heavy grades
cornfed. As s09sj 50 medium weights corn fed 50 73d
80 Workers good 70 best corfe IS 70d55 70 do ght
to fair s5ae5 60 pigs good to lest s9ynfca ga
% 5oa7i 20 stage So s56S3 50 s:eoD and arnbs-Rc
cept7 for the past 81 hours 1900 head total for week
signed through. 5000 Of which 1900 to NewYork on
sale 5000 market closed very dun. with number unsod
- 81 fair good - 25asl go cn and common 50 5o@
81 lambs, good h. choice ~ G5dS6 common o. fair
soGs3 90 crs to G0nm@n 90 ,3a$,, 80 ,, c.,io
Receipts 49, 600 head shipments 1000 head: market
airIy active STEADY to higher natives s8 75as6; miXe1
60 rs: canncrs ~ 1Oas 81 IIogs-Receipts Is coo
head hlpments 600 he'd market onSsdd eaeg closed
and packers - 90d$1 20: prime heavy and butchers
weights - 80ae5 40; light. - 50d&5 rs Sheop-Rc-
ccipts, 900 head shipments 1000 head slow. sheep
mixed and wethers ~ s0d@5 %; Texans, - 25i lambs
st. Louis. Aug 1O-Cattle-Rcccipts 1900 head ;
shipments 1900 head Market stronger; good choice
native steers 81 95ds5 81 ordinary 70 good do, ssdsj
50 l5 Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments. 200
Market steady fair n choice heavy, - 30 as 40 niX
grades ~ 70as5 co. light fair to best *5 259s6 s.
steady; fair 10 good muttOnS, S3dS1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
DIEgrnoCats.
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL,

DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED).
Leaves Des rossesst PIER. IS; Saturday. :45 D. m
For cEANsT6Ns. wfEssf P0iSr. c5IaNwLL New
PURG SEW-HAMBU RG. MILTON, POUGHK EEPSIE
HYDE PARK and RONDOUT.
~ ~ ssK OF OPEN AIR sPoETs, octave, 200 pages
lllust aed. Tie -taadal authority American
anus ments. ltuies for ,aing swimming, ball play
mS ns 40 ~ LIN ,n Sc So; ~ run 81 per
Inc aud universally compinented By the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
REAL ESTATE.
UsIyESS AT THE EXCHANGE

owing 10 the sultry weather there was a very smah
attendance at the Real Estate Exchange when H. v
IIornett offered under foreclosure Nos. 6il to $40
Amsterdam which arc at the northeast corner OF
Ninety .nrsst The property consists OF nNe-stDIy
brick flats with stores, plot l3o.DNlOV. lho
balMlngs unfinished and sold for $4,000 over the
membranes. making ~ $1,000. 70 simon ATendt.
The sale OF No go West Flftieth st. was ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

471se BUSH against I2e49o bush last week ana
~ Se7 bush AGAINST bush last week. ana looV
bush year ago ,,.. ...,o,0on. =, r,sble sun.
NcwsYork Produce Exehanse statement Oh 'lsoio sup
MY SATURDAY, August 3. 1871 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Dulnsss prevailed today in Brazil growths
the spot and the feeling 10 prices was ather Meh
No RIO quoted At saies o9o I nSgs 40 o.
The option market SLOW only <OO Oags chahlE
hands There nothing in the way OF FEATURES
and prices declined 5al0 points on weaker HAVE auNe
Hamburg about steady. London nrn Ohcal qn9uitions'
Der co. I'D November I'D December, Gas 90 Janu-
ary 49, sd. Rio quotes Regular nrst ~ AII32sl,
10 . 100: good second kilos $50 exchange. 10;
receipts In Rio, 1900 bags Mo sI0ck ZllVVO Dag IVY
during week 81 600 Flo shipments by sail to hleu
States during week none Rio shipments to Europe ouriDS
week. 10000 bags Rio purchases Tor United S ga 10
81 600 bae Pho purchases for Europe during week lUuO
hays feiEht Dor United States 35c and per
cont prirrace steamers loading at Rio for United STATES
5000 aNerage santos 10 900; receipts at santos ooVV
santos shipments for United States, 5000 bags; SANTOS
shmsntS Tor Europe 2O0o bags Santos purchases lor
ITned States GO0O bags Rio purchases for EUROPE
$4,000 bags Rio freight per steamer to ave ~ s ANY,
States steamers loading at santos Tor Europe oeIeu
from Rio August Aanea, 10000 bags cee6ou rom
Santos for Baltimore August $ ENaston Iv0V pas
receipts al RIO July August 8, 1891, 100000 5a2s
same time 1890 2S5O0o bags same time 1851 80 ~
bags receipts at July to August g. 1871 f9VSo
bags same time 1880 10000 bags same tine iS9 3
beTe today $50 bags including August az i6'ooo~
163jc: september. 1906 70c; October l4ooaI ~
and March iSal3O5 closing follows: January l5Vc
GiSi5c February. l2.95al8o5i March, d2;oo% IT,
AuCust 10 5OdI8.55c; september 1900 l5o9c OStO-
~ ii j0al455c: November, 13.0odl3IOc; DeeemOer,
AOG III soc Warehouse deliveries since August Ci
oTloaos l. $40 bags; total AZ .92S bags.
COIvrON-On the spot ruled duh and weak at &c de.
cline sales. 2O3 bales for consumption AI.9 @st MH
not before elO ted, GO bales for consumptlon I0m5
bales the SANE day week aud 40 bales last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
nsS Ar. based on Amercsa standard of classified

Optons-It wa an active day in this line and the nerket
4 t,n~s ~ rather u,1N Gus The report
Completely UPSET ''bull element and the liauidatiGa
cond ton were placed at So whereas the bureau lepSI
r>isqd them 10 $50 On this there was considerable
Siinc Willie IvefpCol came lower which intensified the
weakness The start at 7d9 points decline ana tne
market finally 24G26 points closing baIex steiuy'
Crop news as a favorable. sale, l2J0gO Ees'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
or BEEVE

d 70 Prime steers sold year at "a j0dSf 80
and fine average estimated az ei 80. 80 - 40
CIV VI,S-l,ecclpts 3lS carloads OF oi193 head-l2o
arioads at OOth-st., including ~ carloads Tor export III
dressed quarters and 81 carloads " slauPhteerS 80
a. Uoboken direct TO slaughtofers ana 81 c~ilo1us
at Jersey CITY the market Demand active esleci"iE
~ prne to choice cattle and Prices advanced loc on an
grades Very common % choice noeye steers sp 10 o.
"a E01sG 100 N, choice cOrDied ColOfauO 40 w
co. s5 So grass Texas and Cool ado do at 81 100
81 30 oxen at So 6aS4 70, bulls at s2dE2 no. cows al
Latest cable advices quote the London end tlTsfpo,
1kCs for refrigerated beef dull az a. or sca &c p
~ 30 shipments for live stock or fresh meat tor Nis
pert to-day.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIEW HOUSE.

HENRY ALLEX Propre5of late of Allen House Thi.
house has been thoroughly renovated comfortably turnsheo
and put in perfect order for the season suated on one
of the highest occupied elevations in the Adrondack IL
commands agninceat view OF Mirror and Placid Lakes
and surrounding peaks. spring water nyigorStns
cir and frstcass table in every respect Eary sppcS
non should be made for
ADIRONDACKS-Good summer resort For Illus
"A trated circular and city reternces address -
X. NJ SHUTS Merrill, Clinton County, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
Citn 11ropertr for Sale.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Giip prnpcrir Go Eet

ITO LFT-A particularly desirable 20foot house Of
sha most and best trimmed houses the
west Side. Apply 1915 West Sstst, or to L. RIIOADES
Equit1blc Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
REAL ESTATE.

Ncw.YOfk Monday, AUGUST 10, .
The following sale was held at the Exchange ana Aueuon
Room to-day: . a.. . e,o
5story buildings with plot of land Nos 8l4 to oI9
Amsterda.aye corner 95thst, plot l36'oNlOo; Siuo
sale Of building with lot No $50 West 5Oth-st, OF
1Oth.ave, adjourned sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
ADIRONDACK FOUNTAINS.
TRE, XE1EMD3OR.

ELIZABETHIOWN y. Y. Located amidst the granoosess
mountain scenery; The largest and finest house IN nJ
gardens supply the house with fresh milk butter
eggs chickens and vegetables. Pure running spring w,t
throughout the house Electric bells baths and atess
sanitary plumbing. Orchestra billiards; bowling abeys
tennis and croquct lawns and charming drives Pu
dry. bracing air; no mosquitoes malaria. My Iay-Ho
and carriages all boats and trains at Wetpo
and with regular stages 20 Kcene Valley. CASCADE
Lake Adirondack Lodge end Lake Placid Procure urou
tickets Telegraph express and ticket offices In the mousse
Clreulars with city references. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
~ Roy ROATS For ADIRONDACKs. SARA.

1 ToGA LAKE GEORGE. Steamers saratosa or
CITY Of Troy leave pier Wet lOui-st daily, except
SATURDAY p NJ Connect with express trains for
ALI resort, North Low rate excursi0n tickets Sunday
steamer touches at Albany Rooms reserved Ia advance
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GUNNER Resort gni0es.
Gountrn Board.


. Few ADULTS accommodated; private family; large
1roOns; wood nras shady grounds heautuu. ,;onn
W. HUNTINGTON. Prospect iill', ne" H'Is'o'", -
"A and rail moderate terms. ONNEN - "''' '~
NXCELLENr accommodation for o9s family O. aIS tsr
ences BOX 23 Larehmont Sound. n. Y.
NJ ATrlCE FARM HOUSE. oo a., qsrm.
vi In tho CATSKILLS. Elevation 25oQ feet ISY"'
% 70 ST. ELIAS MATTICE, East Windhap, ~ l..
~, he nook OF OPEN AIR sPoRrs. octave. 500 nss.
ILLUSTRATED The standard authority on AhtriSann NV.
mir amusenents Rules for sailing. swimming, oal PS,,
ing SHOOTING horseback riding. &C.. Sc. IN run
copy. Published by The Tribune, New-for6 in'S'
Ing and universally complipented BY the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
luve local stOcks i'm store

stock Of No 2 red in store. August s. lOO56I bush
against 325 bush last week and 3l7714 bush this
tpe a yesr ago. Stock No 2 mixed corn, August s.
SEQ O24 bush against $50 bish last week O4S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
6ummer Resorts,
ADIROMDACKS.

On LANE NAsoAWEflE. ,.S,., .,d
SECOND SEASON One Of the most heatnin os md
location, In the North Woods The hunting AH
the fishing positively Hotel new with m0a
Improvements Finely illustrated book WIN nap anu
CHILDW0LD PARK HOUSE AND COTTAGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
EALL. BIZ r LINE.

A.-MAENE STEAMSHIP co.
The only direct line 10 Cotesge Guy Mass. and Port;
steamship lines Tor Bar IIarbor Old Orchard, Poland
Springs. White Mountain. Hooland Bangor Passport and
81 John =. b.. and all Eastern summer resorts Steam.
a. sal every Monday. wednesday ma saturday az N.
from Pier 35 East River foot Of Market Street. n. Y
FOR further information apply HOHATIO HALL Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
Gonntrn propertn for Sale and 90 Sc
THE PARAMOUNT LAND CO..

THE PARAMOUNT LAND co.,
OFFICES, $50 BROADWAY n. Y, OFFER FOR SALE:
A new cottage rooms and bath, all improN ements;
shaded street. water electric light, tagged walks within
three minutes depot good train service Price SO $50
Terms easy land 5Oxl50. Plans at $50 B'way.
Also cottage completed this month; and bath;
all improvements; land 1OOXljO, $1,000. Term, easy.
Plans $50 B'way.
Also cottage and bath, all improvements. Land
1OOx1OO - 800. Terms to suit.
Also building site, 1OnA15o cCrrer plot 81 200 Money
will he advanced 10 build a $4,000 cottage
Also Queen Anne Cottage. rooms and bath, all i'm
provemcns within minutes Of depot, surrounded by
superb grounds and fronting three streets 80 Send
Tor pamphlet to TIE PARAMOUNT LAND CO.. $50
Broadway, y. Y
- or SALE on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.-1Tree now
Il Broom At Great Neck, Ions Island
oetc, nice strroundhgs Il miles from city lS trains
daily each way Communication 800 year Also desirable
building lots money lOahtd for building Address
w r. GRACE & CO., Hanover square n. y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
STONINGION LINE.

SIUNlNUlUN LINE.
INSIDE ROUTE TO BOSTON AND THE EAST
ONLY DIRECy SOUND ROUTE 70
Steamers Rhode Island and Narragansctt leave New
Pier &c. y. r. block above Canajs AT m. daily,
Sundays included. Staerooms reserved at all above Offices
or bY telephone call Cortland 1924.
SPECIAL KEDCr ED RATES
for excursions Narr1gau~e Pier and Watch Hin. good
going saturday night boat oi returning sunday night
FALL R!E=R LINE.
FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE, MAR
THAs VINEYARD, MANI CKET, CAPE COD and all
Dot BILL SUMNER SERVICE. The four leading
81 amboats Of the VOL IN commission together-Purtan
Plymonth Pilgrim and Providence.
Leave NewYor6 trou Fl'r .. ~ r., foot Of Murray.
ST. week days at $50 and 6;I5 D. m. sundays, $50
" Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn week days and
SUNDAYS at . 100 y. M; Jersey City, 90 p. m,
splendid band and orchestra attached each steamer
IN commission. PULLMAN VEsTIBULED EXPRESS
trains connect with all ST. anrrs AT Fall River .
"ln brightest summer LSnd,n beautifully illustrated
100 pages, tug 'thcr with MANUAL OF Old
Colony Rc.ot" containing lit Of hundreds o. hotels In
Old Colony territory reached directly by the Fall River
Line snt applicants receipt Of cents postage. Ad
d..ss p O. Box i52, New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

CrOp HV'e""' Ba,rs Bales.
..,,. u,v ~ S6l. S27 120l, 997
2.Hl 2O3
i,XportS Great Britain, one q w.. o'n199 "
Exports 70 COntjne IT. one day -. ~" ''''
Stock New OFk In hcenseu ware ,oo -, 100
houses counted daily ........... IoV''9i ''i22S
In other places (estiraed) $500 49,
1Ot.l stock In New-fork Dy run son oo7 A. An
count. 90 COO
STOCK in all United ports.--.. -o4'o-" oo"o0
Liverpool teegiOms as p m.lteceils' od VVU oocs
of which American, 1000 bales >se loVVO DNcs, VI
which for speculation and export lOVV S4Us amy "a
IL 600 bales Spot market steady Mlduhhg 4 '-Ioo'
Tut,Fes opened quiet l6id TO 6id ds ie asked
Msnchtstcr narket-Narns--lne hIsuer PILCes Ssner
check business Cloth-The higher prices asked check
Quotations are based Ameresa STANDARD OF ciasshcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
MORWgCHl-lME.

kur Boston, d. North Easb' OreI iOute
onden Match nm, Hlock Island Norwich and Wor
c.ster steamers Pier 40 ,od numOe North RIVER
next pier above Desbosses-st. FefgYl dey Sundsys eA
ccptsd. at 80 Tickets and satsi9 ON sscnrsI AZ
a. oO 9ei 347, 1853 3o!, y p51 aud 226 broadway
In Ifookyn: Cortst and 39 Fulton. Onces Westcotts
Txprcss per 49, North Riyeg and on steamers WeSt
cotts Express win call for aud cheek raSeage nom motors
and residences u" W. phADi sA,.s-s..---.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
Or. STR0NG'S sANITARIUM,

SARATOGA ~PRINGs. \. \.
popular resort for health, change rest or recreaeon
all tho year Elevator electric bells seam open oneG
places -parlor and promenade the roof Coques'
lawn tennis, &c. Massage, Turkish Russian, roman
Electro thermal, all baths and all remedial appliances
illustrated circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
GUNNER Resorts.
ERVERNE.BY.ThE.SEA. Ii.

AhtEkNk hOIEE NOW OfEN.
Directly superb beach stsbiing me drys.
40 minutes from ". Y. via LOng Island Railway.
COTTAGES To RENT COMP. ETELY yURNIsHEO
RICHARD H. SrEARNS, Prop'H
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-01-23
The Sale Of Victoria Furnace.

The sale of Victoria Furnace,its railroad
and mineral land, for $3.50, 600, which took
place on the 18th inst, was noticed last
week. The purchaser was Mr.. II. d. Tur-
ney of Columbus, Ohio, a member of the
firm of Chamberlain, Wheeler e Co., who
nave been successfully operating the fur
mace Oh lease for some time. The prop
erty was bought for the Virginia Iron &
Railway Co., of which MI. Turney is
President; Lee Chamberlain of Columbus,
Ohio, Vice President. and j. d. Wheeler
of Goshen, Secretary and Treasurer. Its
capital is 81 eco, 600. Among the stock
nolders in this company are several of the
original English stockholders in the Viz
ginia Iron and Steel Association which
Quilt and owned Victoria Furnace. The
proceeds of the present sale will pay the
$4,000 preferred de0ts and a part ON the
-38l 600 of debenture mortgage bonds held
in England. The fact that Chamberlain,
Wheeler & Co., the lessees, made a success
of operating the furnace, and have been able
10 sell their iron at q profit in the markets
Of Pennsylvania during their lease, speaks
we'll for the future of of the property and
will also be q strong recommendation to the
new town of Goshen.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-01-23
A Piano Recital for February.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M.C.A.
through its chairman of Committee on
Entertainments, Mrs. A. M. Howison, has
arranged with Edward Baxter Perry the
well known blind pianist of Boston, to give
piano recital at the Y. NJ. G. A. Auditori-
UNI ON Friday night, February 18th. 1t is
something more than a recital, it is a
Lecture-Recital-a regular concert pro-
gramme of piano works, accompanied by an
informal lecture on the compositions pre-
sented, and is therefore instructive to the
mind as well as entertaining to the ear.
The Boston Advertiser says of him:
1t is not often that the musician and lectur-
Ell are combined i'll SO happy a manner as in
the person of Mr.. Perry. His concert last
night proved him to be not only successful in
these two capacities, butpoet and composer as
well. He needs no indulgence on the score
of blindness; perhaps his art vision Is all the
more extended because of it, and his playing
has certainly all the yirility and force that
the most eXacting could demand. MI. Perry
can be congratulated upon having made a
new departure in his concerts, and with ln-
equivocaI success. The interest excited by
his remarks, so splendidly supplemented by
his playing, was evidently most sincere, and
found constant expression i'll hearty applause
and MANY recalls
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-01-23
Welcome Intelligence for Users of Llthia
Wafer

A few days ago it was announced that
the Richmond parties who bought the Bear
Lithia Springs at Elkton, hal sold out to a
New York syndicate, and it was feared
that the nominal price at which that water
has been sold to users in this part of the
State would be discontinued. We are glad
to see from a letter addressed to DR.. n.
Wayt & Bro, the agents here, published
elsewhere in today's paper, that its sale to
the people of Virginia will be continued at
25 cents a gallon. The efficacy of this
water has been established to be fully equal
to any lithia spring yet discovered. and it's
power can be testified to by hundreds III
Staunton and vicinity In the matter of
dyspepsia this writer can testify to it's re-
markable effects. 1t is a water of great
power and shows it's good effects in few
hours. In govt. gravel and all uric acid
troubles, it is marvellous in it's operations.
Wayt & Bro. ship it to Kentucky and other
States, besides selling large quantity
here. 1t is the largest medicinal spring in
the world and discharges 100000 gallons
of lithia water into the Shenandoah river
every twenty -four hours.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-01-23
The Bill for the Government Building at
Stanton,

The Washington correspondent Of the
Richmond Times writing on Wednesday
the 14th inst, has the following about Mr..
Tucker's fight for the bill appropriating
$T5, 600 for The purchase Of a lot and cree
ton of public building in Staunton:
Representative Tucker is one OF the hap
piest members of Congress tonight. The bill
for the erection of public building at Staun-
ton, which passed the Senate recently, has
been signed by the Speaker, and will go to the
President tomorrow Speaker Reed resorted
to most arbitrary and unwarran table methods
to prevent the passage OF this bill. When
Tucker had got itup and everything was ready
for vote, Reed declared that motion to
ad iourn had interposed and that it took pre-
cedence Tucker and the House were astound-
ed. AS no such motion had been made, Tuck
er and dozen other Democrats protested,
and Reed said that McComas, who had charge
OF the District Appropriation bill, which was
the regular order, had moved to adjourn
McComas. with the manliness that has made
him many friends, protested that he had not
moved to adjourn. Reed, still determined to
defeat Tucker, then said objection had been
made to the Stanton bill, and, deliberately
pausing, glanced over the Republican side, as
much as saying Il want some person to OBJ
ject' Kerr, of Iowa, objected but was
induced to withdraw it, and the bill passed
1t is believed the President will approve it. !"