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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26

cooperation between the Government and
private owners. State forestry associations
have also been organized and a general for
estry policy may yet be expected, which will
extend to all parts of the country.
The Utilization of White Pine.
From these societies come ioreshadowings
of the future result of the present rate Of de-
struction of trees. The quality and size. of
the "lnexhaustible" white pine of the North
west is depreciating so rapidly that every
thing is now being done to avoid waste,
and to utilize in some way all of the
timber. Even wormy pine is being
cut In large quantities and manufac-
tured into crockery casks, coarse fencing
and glass box shocks. The increased value
OF pine lumber is so great that 0ulls which
were formerly burned under salt-pans sell
to-day for good prices. The growing scare
ity o. hickory and ash for suitable carriage
manufacture has induced the Carriage Man
ufacturers' Association to investigate the
condition OF these supplies. In the South
ern States the cry is that the quantity of
yellow pine has been largely over-estimated,
and that IT is decreasing so rapidly that in
20 years the forests will be entirely den uded
OF this valuable timber. Redwood forms
the great staple of San Francisco shipments,
but the redwood forests are disappearing SO
rapidly that it is estimated that in a dozen
years hence scarcely vestige of the beauti-
fui forests will be left. The shipments from
Puget Sound of red fir and Port Oxford
cedar are increasing SO that the forests can
not long keep up the supply.
Arbor Day thus comes around with great
significance to the public Of every State, and
the appropriate exercises in the public
schools which accompany it may be the
means of educating the coming generation
to a better understanding of the problem of
reforestation. The question will mainly
affect their interests more than those of to-
day; but to save the vast forests and treeless
plains from barrenness Yankee ingenuity
will have to exert itself before great while
The invention Of the treeplanter is but the
beginning of the end. G. s. WALrERa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26

1t is not difficult, even for a novice, to
catch trout at the beginning of the season,
before it has grown warm enough to make
their natural food plentiful. They feed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The clerk presented for further cousidera-
tion, aad for the purpose Of hearing appeals.
the assessment roll for the opening Of Charles
street. from Logan street 10 Wealthy avenue.
IN the city Of Grand Rapids.
An appeal being presented By 5. IT.
Yerex. Aid. Doren moved that the
ssme be referred 10 the special committee
having the matter In charge. snd that
further consideration OF the roll be
postponed for one week for the purpose Of
hearing further appeals.
Cfrried.
Yeas-Ald Anderson. Carpenter. crsque.
Doren Doyle. Emmsr. HaHser. Mckee.
0peaueiL saunders. stein. Stokes. Sproal.
Stebsins stryEer. Tsteam. Turner. Yerer-fs.
Nays-Noae-
The clerk presented for further consissrs-
tion. snd for tAe purpose Of hearing appeals
the ssmsnt roll for the construction OF a
sewer IN Sycamore street. In she city q Grand
Rapids.
Appeals being presented By Sarah Rankin.
Jaae last AID T. an Van de aiet. AID. Doren
moved that the sane ~ referred 60 a specia Al
committee ~ three. 20 D. appointed 81 the
mayor. and that further consideration 81 the
raii b. postponed ter one week for the purpose
81 hearing further Appeals.
Carried
Yeas sld. Anderson. Carpenter creaus.
Dafen Iloylr Fmmer. Hsuser WIS Mckee.
0'ncnnsli. Sanders. stein. Stokes sproul.
St@sbias. STRIKER. Tsteun. Turner. Yersx-ia
Navs-N None.
IRE nsvar appointed Ala DOren. Carpenter
and Stryser "a such committee
The assessment reu for fhe construction az
sewer IN Sheldon street from wsnh7r7
sSeaae - Rizssiy avenue. IN the city az
Graad Rspids. heretofore returned ~ he
censuni ssiesers sna stef ~ the erHcs ~ ne
clerk ~ said rfty. vas presented By the clerk
"A. norrn movpd - accept the rsl3 zat
that farrhsr consideration - the sane ~
postponed for enc week. and aext Nondev
s~eniaz Nareh ls. lssi. AZ fha session ~ ne
csnnan Csaaeii On sad sSeniag 10 DESC.
nafea "a tna tire. saA no Cenmen Connect
rsorss. n the sity q srsns RspsHs &c fhe
place for aesrssc aoresss taerefrsra. ard tks
c'tv clerk ~ instructed ~ give notice 81 ssSs
time snA place - hearing sppea,s. ~ cans; q Z
asslce ~ ssid tine saa pisre 81 heSrfaz
appeals. and ~ ne games sesaa Fstaxnea -
hgs esare ~ y Published IN ths srans
Eapias Txfxepss-HxRsrN. saifv pusiic
n~wSpspsr srfatsa. raoIisasa sna esrraist>a
IN szla sstv ~ ersnt Rsssds az - East tws
sas essiee asss srevsoas to sAs& Nara u.
~
1srriea.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.

To the Honorable. Common Council OF the
city Of Grand Rapids:
GentemeR-IOu special committee con
s.s,in. Of the Committee on Buildings and the
custodian of the city hall. TO whom was re
fsrred the communication Of Custodian Bren-
ner. relative TO the purchase OF new flag tor
the city hall page go. printed proeesdings
respectfully report that they have carefully
examined the same. and rec ommeEd that the
custodian be authorized TO purchase a suitable
HaS az an expense not 70 exceed SD. 10 be paid
OFT Of the general fund.
Respectfully submitted.
ED. III. SrKIS.
H.. +. DoRES.
Gas A. HAUsys
Committee on Buildings.
CHAs. I. BRESSsR.
Custodian.
Adopted.
Yeas-tld. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque,
Doren. Doyle. Emmer. Hauser. Mills. Mckee
O'Denueu. Saunders. stein. Stokes. sprouI
Se.bblns. Stryker. Tateum. Turner. Yerex-l9
Nays-None.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

azas~Ala- aaar,ss. eAz-psaEer eresss. 2s,r
rea, besss. kaaasr. h&ssrr. kA-ss ASs<s.
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90 Ordinances be fBsgf zete4 - rvR2ft srfess
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re zss sessle4 81 A. ses4SlA
tszftea-
Al tsraSF z2ssa thsE f4rtasf eoastossaf
ia " t1s 80 street fAl~4y sEdLEsnses az
fas sanea aBeats thsrst2 ez esSEt.sas4 4Atil
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tisa &c eals tAz ! zllss CTS slrest AID Alss
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Lost
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Aays-Al4. Cfrqzs. DsFes. tAeste NekeS
saaadsFs. stsia. sPres!. steob4as. fasset1.
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"A. Cfegses az8sndmzat prevailed ~ ihs
fs.issi4z vote
feas~Aid- CFeq0s. DoylS. Emmsr. Hsasef
Niiis. Mckee. Stsia. spreel. sts10iss. >IskeF
iafsam. Turner. lenx-n
Nsys-Aid. AaesFson. Carpenter. oDoaneA
sauhaSFs. stokes
fhe orssia4i iaotioa as 80 amended ses ear
red
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
Gents
Furnishing
Goods.

n ne ors,s some worthless nseascitf ID fI4ss<
81 fhis 5eaxe fie dtelinhesf store ~ sscst tri1s
n letter. and we vi eeba ~ retHfh ~ -
rrire Que package 81 SIS a. ssns n pissess.
sis vii eurf Famrhisf 81 main ffAe@ 80.
selepe asfamps fcerres ~ We setai-
frel Co ~ v nnf vsf6 ace. bstrr1 tft.
koid iu tfHpa Espias ~ =. i. wilson
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
$1,000 REWARD:
PRIVATE Diseases Of MEN

= special study sna practice laI mssp xeer<
ever zAss tfcAtna yearly. txrcsft co<<< ~
fkfA All ttShASk> ealra ia >hcst ttssst=
t4ttks. Al aaoss>, s.i-o4>nl-s 90 she
lace al body. carea wIsAoat .ziving Hsercs1rk 90
ether pSisolss Mufpult u fhf c&tet - tho
human Easc- ] auf ca diva y d suiirt ffskU 10
Effects AAsid a - soA aossls Avoid az q 40
n cglE. aud uSf "a - Hots. IAakS siet< 81
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ntfrtfk.
nf Walton h graduate % hush Meais1i Cel-
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Tinted States asa GsHadA - 4aa<anas - "a
ana y.sunE neA he has ctfs's, AID a y y -
kEoNa tact thai iof yeats a. lak cos4EncA htte
sell D. ihc stuoS ane i{t&sInrAt II ethlAl ~hH
Oarente niseASeA ihUs ahtstHtnE ee taht&<kt
ieW lessssK Med sclen iike al other scl0Dgs@. -
Progressive hno every kusF sssakk fIosi 81 10
advance, - cDHlallsAiian - feinc9 - -
lEtal curative power ue has 81 &tfanece 80
4fc4l mrnt Iiat a Vii AFFORD ast onik sac 80
dlAte rel ci iit setIoaRrlt Okrsk- Al I..s
al Threat Lung Nssfas kae klo<fa fiseakr4
81 ChT.tac 81 ,easrs tA4 IA advances - Aas ~
situation "a EalS esGnlrs ibase wfa 60 fefD-
plate r..iHg a. Hui rpsuss faf The teesfnss -
O. ans Private "a Blosa Disease rsH - snsee
al ols-t ht5a gAe east al oul bissesSafs. "a AAsk
IriGE
RlPftRE cured without naia 81 iiaalsucs
from business
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
COMMON COUNCIL

tfau1assaa fsau escona PAGE
70 sas Hssorsaia asSsf kaa essallaaa csaa-
ga
fisaSisnsn ths sokrf - Police sad kifs
teaslai ssl3siefs asf- ne sgE7f - fsssst Iaat
tsaf- hsss sesa siaslaFes sss1ssg Iln aaeas1
s4sf 80 EFe tsRa4 isslsat. - ii4ll 20 iaea.
81 eaft r5ue men ana p slsasfl E.4fss e. af leagss
~ ahssses sr4asss slt1sr Eha risie. IAs aesds
~ tss assagss4sli hsI Sac ssa1las alslal4
al b. q - 81
Il Ehe eoiFs department. taere a4ss 9s-a
siagissssi - lAea 4at alaEfoa. aaFi AZ
me aseata gsst faa as.ttso % tss ae vaEiIaesl
faf Fac samlaz nsatn. a. asaE as eaa be ssll-
issatsa slli 81 = Ea
a4t - esslesl - respectfully sac tod.
E.f AanAssolss.
secretary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

s9enKs
spsss&a ssmnlsss sa 0A>xiss street. sssaiAs
rxt
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eeexg SEA 3HpeAiS
las spSziAs tt.aaaa istss <htaisses - veil
ssezn FsAs res.es ~zs grantees tarkhsE tttne
ts azsssKsat Il Ass. j Ats estl.scA Sels~s.risea
te sssss L. e ,..srsseA sssss - lsl4ss xssS-Es
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
Private Diseases t E,Sss rGl al

send 10 cents stamps for Medical ctaae ca
Laws Of Health.
OFFICE Hot BS-sA m. 20 p, ~.
Corner Bridge and Csnai. Grand Rapids. Girh.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11

The most
complete as
SO rt IN c ut oil
G c ts' Fur
nishing goods
IN the south
end TO be found
az the Grocery
and Dry Goods
store OF u. S.
Harris. sas and
577 S. Division
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
PENSlONSi

L FTAEkwfsTHEB.
Pension sttorHe- ~ Eornea. Niee.. VII nc -
tie CoufstF Clerks efses. scans stsrias. 8nFst
Il sno D. Isos Bsssrteo elaine . ssss -.
Incrssss sna rsrstinr q nns Niao~s. hihe
children. dependent Fathers sng Hoth~
olsims Tor pension hemeubss sns bsi1f
soss files sne psftfs VIII vsH. The oia ts~ =
~ more salus u ms0s seieiers thsn soc 80
- June - 1850.
IL pea hsys sppiise uHesf scf - fssn< y.
ssk<s. sppir uBser fhs ole iav - siisr SEQ -
30 per month ros eat 30 "a sao SCI 80 - %
al sne ~~s ne. ADDE'S 3fs@
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
C0yxITTH sErIHCS.

TIE fsSsewsns esnszts~~s ga rect Tks-s
sss svrasss - - e1zeAs
~1rDsss
CszHs snx aereasss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
Woods pbosp - % Il fnc-
THU GRrkT ENGLISH aVrEo4

Promptly and E'ermsn
erfl, rilrfs al Turns ~
*erseus Nest nses En-
iFsiens. rgefmaterfi
mpofency and ~ rfiefaE
- Abuse ef Nc.'ss.-s.
Been prescribed essf ~,
ehTs "a fhoussDas "A
81 ses - the o<ff Ffffsi
~ AZ nn.FaI nlIIlINT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-11
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK

oRAnD gsPtDs. wich.
CA PITAL $500. 600
Translates q general bankiar bush IL
tsTeet paid oil tine deposits, fis go Ella 81
rknsements with Messrk. kBEuth, Maj "a
A Kuhn Of New YORK. letters ~ credit CIR.
rent Ia a. foreign couB tTles issued cfrtsi
upon the most Favorable ooaditlansi aed
gratis drawn on eli the fsrcign cities al lsss
esf rSieA
DIRECTORS
G W. Watkins, MILAN Scars
3. j. hspinwzlL Geo. D.. tohnsoa
a. ). Bovine. james air.
A. ID. Eathbonc. j. a. BleegetL
Gen. ". eas.
Al BOVINE President
j.. A. BLopHEIf. Nirt I'roxteat
II. ". NASH. Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

RICHMOND VA. oct. e6.-No offerings Of tobac-
cos at auction on Change to-day.
Private .aos reported TO tie secretary az
Richmond tobacco Trade to-day Wrappers 4
hogsheads; illers 81; cutters 2; scrap J. dark
leaf, l2; total, SO
Once Of the tobacco inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTIONS, bright, &c hogsheads, re-lnspec-
tons. 90.
Farmers Wilson's Al eghany Vaughan,
Joie Meals. davenport Planters. Shell
burne's. Crenshsw's and Sbockoo tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, ~ packages,
deliveries. ilS.
United States internal revenue collections f.
the city of T." h uond ". to-day are rs Il J.
lows. AZ ia u eikars ana cigarettes, q 6s-as;
q All plus uaccOs, $50 81; total es,45&t6.
There Wll De good sales OF loose bright
tODNccOs tomorrow. and buy ers are respectfully
requested go be prompt IN attendance. The first
sale will bc AZ Ilantor5 tobacco warehouse,
commencing at 10 clock sharp. The second
sale will be- at Dayenports tobacco warehouse.
MIR thomas Gallagher OF Eelfast ireland is
on the Richmond tobacco market his week.
Dir II. q. Has Of Durham, n c.. arrived in
Richmond this morning. and is making the Office
of MIR VIM q. Miller his headquarters
Mr. f. l.. Fleming Jr;, of Raleigh. y. O., is in
Richmond to-day, and ~ making his head
quartors with Mr. 4. D. Neal, lr.
Hegistered at the Richmond Tobacco Exchange
today: H. Hardey, Iunenhurg; A. i. Thorpe,
Rocky Mount; t. l.. Fleming Jr., Raleigh; ii. j.
Bass, Durham
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.-sse TGRNS. >:


The DAILY and Either Book $500
Book,
being regular the WEEKLY
will
of
This offer expense
fo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Grain Markets Rather Irregular ana
Unsettled
WHEAT, CORN, OATS And PROYlSlONS'
u...,.n shipment, Larger and Higher ''''e'
Antioipsted-Lsrgc Receipts OF
cn,le-New York stock Market

~. or rnmson ( Co.'S grain let
-, -. go states to-day that cables re-
''' 49, ecular markets abroad. Liv-
- $50, Grain is reported lower. Mark Lane
- ,osntrv markets higher. London
-, p,ri. anl Berlin a shade higher.
- IN Now York carly tins morning
vac .~ heahtt'e luliish and their orders
-......llv 70 buy The local feeling r.
- VINO 90 the largo receipts and extra
'., LARGO incrcaso IN the visible supply.
er,.,..i. cllerancos do not seem 20 confirm re-
ef f,~gc buyiug for export. 10 is reported
ter fhst tia re has been very ltFfe
g,.lrbf engagement and c.earancca may snow
io'+" I'M the week. a. is reported
-, And the probabilities are tho' 20
,''o-rlr statement OF the weakly smp."ehts
flom india and other porte viii now iaihe
increase. The large decrease I'D lne ,lsi-,o
.,f..Iv of corn started shorts on iho run 10 pI'-
ott thoir contracts in al tho near ut ,.,'
Shippers arc rtii hunting efo1He B" e. ti
% tne BIN FOR high grades lor immigrants a'tD-
mont 10 is difficult 20 tell what me mort lI-
ferest IA Tor October. Should I uo 2lhte lei 20
there may he some TO- ne ID tb,'i,itt sqnnl ~
the foreign demand and the influence Ut AZ the
-..fb,r is likely to hsve III 10 al scalp@r
or speculator is IuzNed no NOV cen
a. ne larcc e1Iorfers Of oats the past Ie" uays
,rere 'r'.'o c8nsIlcuous q, seller. Tor May deiy-
srr na market rs I'D TT. hll.l ti'A' - " A"AA+D
0oo3 trsdr in sample and cash oats
'rha PROVISION market Was suffering under the
p, -.lro Of too large .cciptS OF ho%s and eat
lie and lack Of speculative interest to sustain
Charters Wheat 1900; corn. 10000; onts
l1-O0l. ...,., 49,
decrease lll2pii.
Estimated receipts. Nhcat. 30 cars; corn
tll cars. oats. 800 cars. hogs. --,hM.
Closing cables 10 board. Liverpool. SCOT
wheat unchanged; futures wheat &c lower
corn. &c. higher.
board closing cables-paris: Wheat. i0Si5c.
higher. flour. lJa zoe. higher Berlin, 2c- IN.
b gh0r. London unchanged
Tho following is the report OF the Jhiled
Press:
Wheat-The wheat market was depressed by
the heavy receipts and accumuiailnk d"chs'
AMI tho drop of I'D. an the price al liverpool
AMI closed &c. lower. receipts. to3 cars
Corn Corn WAS strong on hrSh export ue-
uand and n large decrease 10 th- visible supply
closing prices were ,-Sl9sc. higher receipts
OAts-Oats sympaihized strongly with wheat
and closed ia.t &C lower, receipts. 4H cars.
Provisi0ns Provisions declined under free
offerings Dos tho packers. and closed I'e- 'l8c
lower Tor rork. 1l1alOc. lower Tor lard and
oiAIaFr lower FOR ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

l0isS: December o. 09JS@i 037l: January, ei.054
6Lnsts; MAY. clio asked: receipts, G. $50
bushels: stock. li65.G23 bushels: sales. 10000
bushels Southern wheat steady; Fultz, esc. "a
al 05; longberry, .eical.05. Corn. mixed. stcaiy;
spoi, o2c year, b5s5'se;; January 5s}1s529sc |;
1921 bushels; stock 29l9l bushels: sales. 3d.
o@bushels, southern corn--White firm new.
S2a,3c.; yellow dull: old. &c. Oats steady; No.
36@8btsc; receipts. 600 bushels: stock, s33
bushels. Rye better inqury;No. 2 96lPSNc.
receipts 27S bushels; stock. 1903 bushels.
Hay steady and firm: good TO choice timothy,
el3ol4. Grain frcights active: steamer 70
Liverpool per bushel pence; Cork FOR orders
Per quarter, Is is. ID. Cotton very duii. MD
ding, S'kc Provisions firm and unchanged
Butter easy and unchanged Eggs easy
Coffee firm: Rio cargoes. fair, l6l9c ;ENo. . i3c.
Sugar unchanged. Whisky firm at sl.25f ~
Peanuts Virginia hand-picked, 415c; choice'
3isc, North Carolina, "a b9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

To subscribers Weekly accompanied
and
wMs oney the subscribers named
Toany onew end
fdo
for yea toe each Of the subscribers named
Fo subsci to
wills ndehherb okandthe Weekly.
o
ilsendthe Weekly or
Agenswh o paid cash will
OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
araln and Cotton EIebanre.
RICHMOND. VA. October rs, 1891.
OFFERINGS.

RICHMOND. VA, October rs, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
Wheit-23o2 bushels.
Corn-2034 bushels.
Oats-2001 bushels
Rye bushels.
sALRS
Whoat-2.126 bushels.
CONS, bushels
Rye bushels
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-Longberry. a. 10 sl06; mixed CSC. 10
ti0s, shorberry. CSC. 10 sl.O5; No. red. sl0s 20
al0A
Corn White. Virginia. new. $50 TO 72c.. no.
Awhile. slc. TO &C.: No mixed, Coo. 10 zoe.
Oats-No. q sc 10 SC; No. g. 53c. to $50;
winter for seed, 45c. TO SOC.
Eye-o0c 20 q6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

Old Dominion S. s. Co................ ....
Nest-Lnd Land and Imp. CO......... %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27

RICHMOND, Va. Oct &c. 1921.
Receipts Cattle $50: sheep. 80. hogs 4Oj.
Sales Cattle 1915: sheep, 80; hogs. 400.
Prices Cattle Best 10. 80 44c. gross; mo
dunn Co good &C. 90 sac. gross; common 10
fair, lac. 20 2'4c. gross.
Bulls. &c. 60 nc gross.
sheep. &C. 10 be. gross.
Lambs, &C. 20 &C. gross.
Hogs. &C.. 10 654c net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Baltimore.

bALrihonx, Nh, Oct. 26-Flour steady: West.
,n ,ubeLnne, s35oS3.76; do. extra, al e0al AZ:
40 %! iai,,y' slHe5 winter wheat, patent 5It@
rhest. straight. s53Oas.s0: shipment. a tai
cnLeh; sales, l,i25 barrels Wheat-No 2. red.
's~x' spos' sl.ol14sL0l5s; October, sIOIl4s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Liverpool.

Ttvrnroo1. oct. 26 -SVot cotton steady; with
FAR demand; middling uplauds. Sd; sales,
4 ie az: Novcm Der December. 4 fG-G4; December
January, 4S-GL; January February. 45O-6i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
FOR Over Fifty Years

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has been use used
Tor children teething 1t soothos the chiidl
collie, and II the best remedy for dtaxrh0A
TWENTY-FIVE ceptsA bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-27
Cincinnati.

CrvcsxxAr4. o.. oct. .-Pork-Regular. 81 %
dat: family. si0f5e i0.s5l5. Lard-kettlo-
dried. 71La1Ic BacOn-Short clear sides,
71.esc. Nhisky-Sales Of ,c6G barrels at si.lS.
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TONG ISLAND.

TATBrJsH.-George ]. Vanderveer. q lifelong
resident Of Fatbush and brother of Peter and JacoD
vanderveer the we'll known farmers. is seriously Ill
He is veteran OF the Civil War, and was until latey
ouartermaster of James II. Kerswill Post NO 49,
G. A. r. No hopes are entertained Of his recovery
Fenomori Como, an italian, during quarrei
with some Of his countryme in the italian colony az
oaklands on Friday night, made desperate attempt
10 murder Francesca Leonardo, but his aim was un
certain and his shots missed their marx. Inc WHO'S
marty were arrested and brought before Justice bonn
camp. who committed the assailant to jail and SET
down the examination for tonight.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Long Island Railroad
Yesterday had large force Of carpenters at work ould
ing board fence In Firstst from Vernon TO West ave-
The oompany's tracks through Frstst from Vernon
ave- to the East The street is mainly occupied by
the railroad The fence is feet high and about z
feet from the tracks. d. S. Jones has a coal ana
lumber ward at Vernon Rave. and Frstst Mr.. Jones
was indignant when his attention was called to the
fence and said he would take legal steps to-day to nave
tho fence removed The police did not know the renee
was being built until 1t was half cmpleted IL was
renorted 10 the second Precinct stauon HOUSE. an
officer was detailed to ascertain what authority thc COM
many had TO put up the fence. The foreman OK inc
carpenters said that he had instructions mat II uIe
nolice attempted TO stop the work TO send them 10
Nnyor Gleason. The Mayor could not be founa last
night. His friends, however, laughed az the ldea oI
lbs giving the railroad company permit 10 put up
fence In a public street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
CONFIRMATION AND DEDICATION.

The pretty little church of Our Lady Of the valley, In
Orange Valley, was the OF an imposing cere-
monal yesterday afternoon Bishop Wgger of the
Diocese OF Newark, administered the rite of conHrma-
ton TO a class Of over 200 candidates Bishop Wigger
was assisted by the Rev. Father Rcarby of the Domn-
lean House OF Newark, and the Rev. Father t. L..
Powers, who is at present in charge Of the parish
The new building Of tie School of st. Mary's, at
tached the parish Of our Lady Of Sorrows of South
Orange dedicated and blessed yesterday afternoon
The building IS in Prospectst., in rear Of the church.
1t IS AZ by 90 In slze and has two stories. All the
rooms have hardwood floors and fittings. There are
four large class the lower floor, and on the
second floor is large hall The cornerstone OF the
school laid September Ia last, and the school
will be opened about September under the charge u
the Sisters Of Charity Of Madison.
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would be prvtleeed casses. and the Muswumps !" "os
trade. Mr. yinton SAYS he is not Democrat.
Ftnb-The other influences behind Mr.. Nin'oh "eie
A., n.,,,..n Mupwumps in NewYork City, who rear.
nd ~ are irving 70 XIII Governor Hill as Presidential
nonipee. -. 80 ,-,s he,d FIN
sIxtb-The meeting was 10 be held, ana was neiu u"
o,nc,on with meetings elsewhere solely for the pur
$50 of pushing exPresdent Clevelsnds denomination
under the influences stated, while masauersunk io''N
the country In the garb OF tariff REFORM
seyenthrhe meeting should not have been he'd In ms
Mace and the party interest mperIed without at least
first consulting the Democratic wheehorses In the
Tho men who do the hard work. instead Of few amateurs
who look ON during the struggles OF campaign anu
TO get all the cream after battles are fought
Fishth-There was necessity for meeting mere ..
this time None being held in the large commercA
centres No conventions have been called no PLATFORMS
adopted and party lines have not been reformed
NintbAs the tariff question will no doubt be one OF tne
nrincp, subjects Of party divisions in the coming Pre
dental struggle neither party can AFFORD to waste us
rowocr and take chances with unknown obscure sno
~ speakers or with those with concealed designs
upon the party.