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New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
STAINED.
n Ordinary ry..........47s Low Middling
I--I n MfddiInp

Good Ordinary ........4's Low Middlihg IL
Strict Good Ordinary Middng .......' o-io
Opuons-There variable and somewhat unsetd o ntd
market in line with renewed activity over III wv
bales changing hands During early session the temper
wa, quite Arm and prices advanced 3di points LlleiPoi
did not fully respond break yesterday ana thlS
in conjunction with the comparatively moderate port re-
ceiptS had strengthening influence subsequently, th"t'
was a decline OF Gas point, realizing ana liberal con
tract deliveries The latter, however, we're wei pro
ected and finally closed point higlef thul
Yesterday failure reported, but IL had but lttlo
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For tAc NCeK tHutu DvVVH'V0'
LEANS ASD PEAS.

Recent, for the week-Beans, 2,016 bbls peas 2o9oo
husb \ports- Beans li6 pkgs; pess, 0,Ii3 bDs. In
ports l5 bags Ther- has been turher sight
IA d,ning II value, on choice domestic Marow. and the
"arEet Closes nrm, though quiet at t2 O2Gs2 10 far
choice quality lots, little on color eCY arc gong
=. alnut % Medium have moved slowly All Ihe week
and the pressure accumulate stock mas caused
i.,Ye ~ II 80 for best marks Peas are sdl in Light
onnniv and Arm. White Kidney steady: Very Few Red
Kidney are going for export this week ana pIess arg
Grn Jimas quiet aud unchanged. Green peas &c hahss
rang under "A steady demand.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

worohorse doliyeriss since december |. lS9l.-New-
york 300 sOs bags Batmore $50 bags New0reans.
80 o99 BAGS Galveston 1883 ngs; TOTAL -'ezz' Di4''
CoT~rOS-The spot market quiet and without lur-
thor change Sales 07 bales consumption. Receipts
AZ he uort as bales against 60 025 bales this DAY ast
week and ,9i1 bales this time last year
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
RiE Lines,

TRAJfs US nEIWENN hk 6 mp S
STREAMS.
Middietown Port Jervis Monticello, White Lake Homes
dale scranton; Bnrhsmton. Emra. Corning Watkins
ssn sah hao Sss &
pass ps: sa1s 81
g. as follow. and 6ve minutes earlier West 23d.st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
r to fs Ss 70 =. Fo i. s
union station. except Sunday. for Monticello
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
SI'ns train for g ShSEs cSs:s via A.gssr
70 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
$50 f aad Msnsesns snsSPi A'A'''''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNh EXPRESS.
2OP NJ Daly,sOlid train to Chicago ys s;..Nds Nssa,a
02O F Rdases sea Tao snd cAeaeo
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
n on p NJ. Deily-via Chauauqua Lake ana Niagara
S.oU Fails. Solid train to Chicago siee1ers t" Buffalo
Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
w $50 p u.s. 80 P 30 r. t. a. r 81 81 q 30 80
FOR NEWBURG.
WEE d m. D sa6days-o a.. a. NJ, D. m. 80 p m
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
Al APPS AND TIMETABLES nav be obtained from
Nl ticket oihces: Also copies Of Summer Homes" con-
Homes, describing vicinity Of York "Chautauqu1
Lake Souvenir" and "summer Excursions."
II, ICKEIs AND PULL4MA% ACCE0MMSoDAIi99NS NOD 9 Is a.
2sast SGSYoiE sss FgI.S3;; d IfqS4Syn
iSa BHEaS% ESboEe and jersey CITY Station Erie TraHsfe
N'A''' D. 1. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

10, ss55S chunk and intermediate pon..
m Ws. e. PS hon and ht ppa h0o:sis1 os poa ss
Chair az Car to Lyons pullman Cart Suspension Bridge
%; m NJ S5 idr 9sGsh soush fiaind % points
i 80 n; for ElmiFA and Intermediate points chair
car 70 m FOR Tunshannock and intermediate points con-
nee?RS 80 tS R'&Pfn Re- naaaa aaS points
sss I'd IA T. S5s5: cas,
Msusn sn0 cAg9s S9Ss Saa intermediate pons
ssns'29 and sl9s 81 l1erRsd..e point.
tc isU sHd p the West Sleeper and sus
on.ts si 10 al point, 'i'S IA &A"oy ,da "a a sef
Ton '0'l es' svNDAy cT1 TRAIYs
and is,srmedlate points -,
S sSs VI F1iS ss515 e ys5. sad st ss
'f.r,' E,s:D T,,S:. 2sf I'm nrSpd:ay
bsggsee Sotol re.id"nco through 70 dcstna
NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
gss s'i e.1si 'f; from Ts: i a. 49, %
fSiisbqfgh ItS5:} LiyngstSa Major Hancock; caftoS
Uuca, Rome Oneida. Oswego. Detroit, Chicago. and
3,i5 ~, CsmPben Hall Lake. Mohonk and Mime
fs TsHa n1 Ma mrsySe Mhs.OEn Ery WEE
700 7 y. Tidde,own. T. I.eurgh; Liberty. Lily.
cds Ms NaG5 Sl ESaa Sss %S rs fne De.lS SGTia th
esgo and Pullman slees,s reclining chair car fr-e
TO Suspension Bridge Daily. all other trains daily. ex.
eept Sunday.
Pullman drawing rorm se,ts and .lcepne car berth,
obta, ned 1t 325 Broadway, New-York. j. C. Andorson
q. p. A.. is Exchange Place. Ncw.York.
A DyENTI sEMENIS LoR TIE MEN YORK TRIE.
n UNE WILL BE RECElVED AT 1HE UP1OWN
OFFICES, 40. l,%5o BOId~ay, conner ThFty-lfst-s-
1.IaO broadway. corner 20th-st, until h. go West
Twenty thlrt corner Sh-aye IJ2 9th 1J3 Fourth
corner Foircat hist; go Th.id ave-, Forty
cnih-st 0o6 Thfo-aNe., near SNtynrt-st l,7OS
Fr.ts.e loC West y.secondst 0o2 Cegnbus.ave.
1873 III ave, and the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East
0nchupdrcd and twenty ffhst. up 70 p. M. and 200
West Onehundred and enty lth.st. ut regular Office
rates.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
Jnstrnrtion.
For Young Ladies-Ci;

For Young Ladies-Cioy.
A CLASS II LITERATURE ioE l1aies With pr Dedse s
n ~ Columbia forming at REV. DE-. AND MIS-.
CIARLES II. GtGDNER'S SCHOOL. 607 5th.ave
VAN NORM INSTITUTE tF.H9ded isS0.aaoms .ooa me-
sso 7lits 4. and West EndAve. (annex adjoining.
50 Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal
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0ea1bers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
"A supplies Professor. Teachers, Tuorss Gofefnesses
&C., 70 Colleges schools and Familiesa ,AI25e 70
Mr.. VI. j. YOUNGFCLTON. % Union Square.
a HIGHLY EDUCATED French gentleman would be
n pleased one several young gentlemen IN W
r-ncl language Address NJ. L., 1O6 MalisonaNe' a
y EXPEIJENCED lady teacher; dreneagcd private
~ ups schools; Or country higher Enpllsh an-
Eusses and music Address LANGUAGES, Tribune Up
tow 0Gice .2Ss broadway.
~ Est TEACHERS supplied for ell branches, In any
~ locality NO FEE for registration. Form Tor stamp
4. v. UUl SSOON, School Bureau w l4tn-sl
IrOR PRIVATE TT TOR; recommended by well-knOwn
families, and pccaly successful IN preparing Doy, Iof
college, address Yale University, Box IL l2oo BtoiG~
TUTORS, Professors. Tczcners, Governesses OF all
branches supplied 70 universities college, schools ana
families Circulars schools parent Modern languages
II MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
a. with teachers teachers with positions . =,
H. NJ. HARRINGTON. Prop. No. ~ East l4th-st. " y
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
Railroads..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DcsbrOsscs and COrtIaudt streets,
as fOllOWs:-

DcSDrOSScS ana COrtiauut StTcCts'
as follows -
On and after DECEMBER 1st, 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. M.-Puuuan Vesubue Sleeping and Parlor Cars
Arrives Cleveland 5 :25 a. M. Columbus $50 a. m.
Indianapo, II 40 a. m, Chicago rs p. m and A ~
except Uap SAT- soturaag. w. next 0' ''""''''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
'0iS and aoo% saSu sissPas
and cn pws for
sexes ladies' maid bsrber-shOp library and all the con;
movable electric lights Arrives cincinnat! 40
Indianapolis IL 40 a. M, and Chicago 9f' a. H. heA'
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
400 Mrglmsn yestbule Sleeping Car, from aa,. Sew eS
coach NewYS ad S. to LcSs
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Ss''Hs ssIsRes SaF
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M.-Pulmsn Ve.tibue Sleeping Car New;Ysrs 70
SsSSS 6pnS fSSSsSSat, t,tTsi s5d
land Il c s''n01G % So%nDSs 1a1 osirS s. acnat
% SnSSsS %S N ne saE ior afo Toedo
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 1 IeMYc4k fSnfS Mee slSR"s
GeVsana Gs ar5$GS IS p % neat y 81 s%d
second morning Connect: for daily
500 = @ Eapfs.. with Through
4.30 =. M.-Fast Southern ETprcss daily with thToufh
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Iirnted Express" Of Pullman Pafor Cars
(with Dining Car 10 Ealtinore), daily except SUNDAY
10 90 4. NJ. Washington 900 T. NJ, ana
Congressional Limited" daily with Rinns nac Gp @ at
press 20 500 $50 ard u 09 A. NJ 2;6o R3i.}. s9.
more only; 90 p M SUNDAY ~ Y and iIi 80 A. NJ
For ATLANTIC CITY, go p. N. weekday, with
Coach,
For BROWNS MILLS.TN THEPINES, with Through
Coach 100 p NJ weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 20 :00 80 100 90 90 Pennsylvania
Limited. Dining Car and 10 10 Wa,hinston Linn
tied with Dining Csr aad zoo o. o6 M az 20 I'D :O0i
90 p IN. and ~ 10 night Accommodation il 20 & a.
m 40 and 100 y. sundays, Express 10, :3O.
90 no 90 Limitedl end 10 100 M 100 200, 4;S0.
90 80. 100 and :oo p m, and IL 10 night Ac-
commodation : :00 p. m.
For TmeT Tables Of trains to local point on the Pennsyl
Vani Railroad system. apply at the following Ticket
Offices Mo- i93, $40 and 94i Broadway Ast3r Hou.e.
and foot OF Desbrosscs and Cortandtnts; Courtst,
Futon.st Brooklyn; 75 Hudson-st, Hoboken; Station.
Jersey City.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through 70 destination
EHAS. f. PUGH. J. X WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

For Boys and Young Men-City.
IT NIyERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,I73 Broadway.
~ near 42d.st. All departments .
NJ NJ. HOBBY. N c. HENDR1CkSOS.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST.. NORTH RIVER
Time Table of November -oIR. 1891.

FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT., NORTH RIVER.
Time Table OF November -oA' 1891. ......
1aaq1a g"dss. ist L.ssn ssas
Sfac Saucch NSnDns cR1nk wEesC and scranton St
S M n iot 10! E4s.on asisS and Sundays
Eao NauSh fAqnk 1 a Maach iO cSunk
RSsd% StSssh eoass Ta"se%s %aa Ssa
Mauss sSoaYr eaSqf ms,;
Ss III ,a@ and Ea.6 sI'GMG.s Msaeh Chunk Reading Harris
burg 80 IhGssyafre, Scranton. Tamaqua. POsVIe. shs
Is: ss' Eaten Es'sa SO AfnssS Reading Harris,
burg soSs sc % f9sso ss m oo 80
e % sS 50 SS 49, eS 81 ]? i @ 80
49, fG aS g 40 no. no. oS 5. :6O 6H5lS 30.
10 $ P,$a. s$ E e F.
nRsa s ss oo s6c 'S 80 so' o 800 ooS So
IS ,Fsa%;' 4: $sa e e. asS ls ;
q fS oo m f9say SS Oc 81 10 Co. 20 &c
SS AZ A'na 90 Highlands Ia ssssys .ssss sas
nd point no. 50 ssS'A RI + s:s. sss
': - s.s4s r s. S"@a1s S5 'ss'S' OCEAN
At 80 8 10 a. m / 40 3:ij. 20 p. m. Parlor
cars are run on trains leaving at 80, 40 30 p. m
For Toms River Barnegat Pais and BorneRat 80.
Ss F.; Atlantic Go ty " Snsi.nd s1 and Brds.on " $50
a. M, 80 p. m. .,,, . .o 80
IL :l5 a. m. ! 80. 4 100. 4 20 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia ~, 40 OO 10 :0o IL 40 m,
SSo cS iS Il IT, 30 80 1 p % 3d. = 81 o.
6 700, 200 p. Il 10 night.
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 100, II 30 with
Dining Car. a. 80. s'So iDihihg Car) 90 b. H..
l. j night. - an Inn -oo
m ~ 10 night except SATURDAY night, Sundays, IL 20
r. nj; 80, 90, 500 y H. have connections 70. Road
For sunbury and wllamspert via Philadelphia, at :4s
q m 40 80 p. NJ II 10 midnight except Saturday
night Sundays 90 p. m
oe Te@fe @ saq TO- issS Broadwsy ss9 sth ave- ae1
Wat i25th.st i3i East l25th,,t New.York Courtst
sen Tuiton BrDokyn
New. Tansfr company Will call for and cheek bag
gage from hotel residence.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

Of which American 1888 900 bales sales, 1000 bales OF
which for speculation and export 900 bales; American
@ 600 bales Spotmarket dull and irregular. MiddlnS
upands 316d Futures opened easy at ?-6id deGlme
Quotations are standard OF csssiucS
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
ERrIrs AND BEKKIEs-FRESH.

Ample, have arrived in only moderate quantity and yes
prc, have ruled barely steady owing to the very sas
demand grapes are no. over plenty and fancy sIaa ,sa
nrme and for such trade is extremely dull ana prce,
rule weak and uncertain. Cranberre. in iair oeh1a
above quotations but defective stock Is neglected and
ocert I'm Value Florida oranges very good demand,
and choic. sound lots firm crimes and mlnoanns
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
For Both Sexes-City.

TOT bOTH SPAtS-NIIy'
~ REGULARS schools, both sexes city and country Y
l. supplied with careful advice 10 parents. MIRlAh
CoYRlERE, Book Building, 80 Fifth-ave. cor 2oth-st
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

Eighteenth Edition. post paid. for 25e. or ssmp,:
T'HE HUMAN HAIR; Why II Fall. On
4 Turns Crrv and the Remedy. Bv Prot ARLEI
PARKER A. NJ LONG CO, / .o1s Areh-st., Phils. Po,
"Eyery one should read this little book "-Ahenseum.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
HENILOCK.
UNION TANNED.

UNION TANNED.
Middle backs, hvy27 as9 Light 1i Back cows
NJ iddic Backs, .....25 d2s Seconds
Seconds. Backs % d25
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
EGGS.

Receipts for week. $40 bols. and 1887 cases: Ar
rival, have continued light and for fancy grades o ns1
prices have pretty well sustained Win ness
sIles at - Lc an occasional lot OF oHcepuona quaG
reaching Sc The supply the close shows slgn, IN.
hnwever and the absence OF winter weather
in section, whore production expected at tils sapa
leads to the belief that supplies must soon ncresse anu
ONE late sales weeks delivery have pet Mpe
oGiac Held frch are dull and very Irregular nost "
h remaining supuly is below prime and offered at nom
~ dov, 70 20 usr ease LINED eggs held unchangs
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
Musical Instruction.

For Young Ladies-Country.
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY, Rochester. ". "
IL Home Church School for the care, management ana
culture Of Young ladies', 3jth begins Sept I0 1891
Write for illustrated circular Mrs q NJ COfts ffhclpAi.
N YACK KON.BUDSoN.-B riding school for twenty Ave
IMoGENE BERTHoLF Principal.
ST HILDA'S SCHOOL for Girls. Morlistown n; ];
~ Primary. Junior, Senior Department Pups receiver
eny time $3.50 per school year. Circulars on application
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ID ORDENTOWN (N. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. T. II. LAND0N, PRINCIPAL
LIEUT.. 4. D. LANDoN. CoMMANDANT
T. AsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, POughkeepse, Ny.
II Open all the Thorough INSTRUCTION IN bookkeeping.
arithmetic &C. Ttegraphy stcnOgraphy. Typewritng &C.
business men supplied with competent a on sh0ss
EKEEH0LD INSTITUTE, Freehold. y. j.; 45th year,
College preparation specially; business high school
and classical courses.
ID oUGHKEEPSIE MILITARY INSTITUTE, Twenty.
ninth yesr Prepares 70: college, scisntine schools
i'ouchkeepsie, n. y.
OoCKLAND CoLLEGE-NYACK.ON-HUD
~ Winter Session begins Jan Endow1eht taxes laees
- UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- Al TIE BRYANT SCHOOL, Rosyn. l.. l., N 7.
Overlooking l. J. Sound. Send for iustapd catalogue:
fT,HE GUNNERY
Physical and Chemical Laboratories under tie charge
q an experienced and competent teacher, are new
feature.
Arrangements have also been made for the accommoda
ton Of a few boys.
Washington. LtchGeld Co. Conn.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Worcester,
Mass.-Esster Term begins Jan. 4th Classical Sele,'
tnc Business Primary DEPARTMENTS. Athecs encOuiagtd
Careful training comforts Patron and VISITOR the
nv Head Mastcr, JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. a. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
Dancine academies.

A LEXANDER MACGREGoR'S
sA MpndessOhn Rooms, ic5 w. 5jth.st
Private lesson, and classes IN dancing every day.
New classes Immediately after The holidays
4, For ~ WALLACE'S SCHOOLS Music Hal! h7th-
ts IT., 7tb.ayc., and HafcE 50 and - West 12Gthst
Soc circular.
II, UEOI;tra. DODWORTH,
j. GSl FIF"iI.ANE
Clas. and Private lcsson
Glass Dec. eth
I'll y BOOK or oPEN.AII SPORTS, octavo. 500 pages.
illustrated The st1ndats authority American OPEN
,Ir mUseDents. Rules fot sailing, swimming ball play.
T. ."ons hOrsebac& riding &C.. Sc. IA full. 81 per
roy Published by The Tribune, NewYorA. Entertain
b'l md universally complimented by the Dress
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
Miscellaneous.

MlsceIIaneOuS.
4 DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free to par.
"A ens State locality. price desired pupPs age and sex
+. Y. HUYSSOoN. American Schoo Bureau. w. l44tt.
- END STAMP for the pretty Typewriter to
= SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIrING COLLEGE,
SIC Broadway. y. \.
Musical Instruction.
Nl'"rROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC, -
M LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION OF AMERICA
Pano.forte teachers certificates. Examiners, William
Mason. Mus Doc. A. c. NJ. aud Albert Ross Parsons,
a. c. VI. Dudley Buck, president II. X. Palmer, f.
Agramopte, Ii. X. Shelly AID {. Is. Howey among the
distinguished members OF the faculty.
feature with the college is the Residence
Department aides where pupils from distance are ac
eommodaed with beard and facility for practice and
PUPILS OMITTED AT ANY TIME.
For particulars. send for College Annual. .
Address H. W GREENE. Secretary,
10 and 81 East 1ithst. city.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

Receipts for week, 1853 pkes; exporos for weeA.
coz pkgs. 1t has not been possible TO DO much
ths week Exporters have been onsh and home loooos
have been unwilling 70 operate beyond the pressing r,
ourements Of the moment TO move stock In ANY qushss
IihrI concessons would mot kinds o.s
holders prefer to carry the goods o,ec the holidays ~ns
await, ,he Ming of
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30
CHEESE.

Recepts for the week 506 boxes Exports Tor weeS
1915 boxes. Trade eeems to have improved h;cs ~
dY,ing tho wesk and there shade nrner tone N ne
market peca for medium grades which have had moss
call Exporters have picked up one Or two ios eo,e up
IN fancy nc lie bid that price Tor Two or tnrcS
other Parcels without getting the goods; but their nuyns
ot about sa9Lc There is still good can ios nS,s S,
medium grades and stocks working down mucn moro
andiy than was expected Fancy full cream IS jooong
at III generally and business Is ists fgner s Ss S
standing that they are % b. billed unti JsnuG,
pennsvi yania sklIns clean up pretty weu AZ osdo2S
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

HOPS.
Receipts for week 277i bales; exports, 2oo- ,s,sss
IMPORTS j3 bales Buyers have shown enoaRI Asrs hss
keep the market strong all grades IN lhSI Shin
,een slight hardening tendency most QUALITIES "A
continue encouraging adyices Hon
ne rcpnItS from the Hlnrle ol Ohis '''~ -" u az,
New-York tribune., 1891-12-30

81 HILDA'S SCHOOL for Girls. MOrlstown y; j.
- Primary Junior, Senior Department. Pupils receive
eny time. $3.50 per school year Circulars on application
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-05
You arc In a rsndE,x

But we Will cure you If you will pay
US. Our message is to the Weak, Ner-
vous and Debilitated. who. by early Evil
Habits, or Later IndiscreLions, have
trifed away their vigor of Body, Mind
and Manhood. and who suffer all those
effects which lead to Premature Decay,
Consumption or Insanity. If this means
you, send for and read our Book OF
LIFE, written by the greatest Specialist
OF the day. and sent, (sealed), by address
sing DIR. Parker's Medical and Surgical
Institute, 153 North Spruce st.. Nash
vile, Tenn. 27zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-05
ABALTIMORE BELLE CAPTURES
A NOBLE LORD.
A Scnsn ton In Fashiena a bic Circles
In Saratoga

Among the arrivals at one of the hotels yester.
day IN Saratoga were two stylish dressed md
beautiful young girls accompanied by an
elderly Indy and three servants. They registered
from baltimore, and 1t was learned that they
were reigning bells III that city. The eldest
sister had Just entered her twentieth year. Her
friends rendered her u delightful reception. and
slie was the recipient Of many unique and
Her Gonce arrived upon the brilliant scene
driving pair Of perfectly matched cream col.
ored ponies, handling cream -cOlored reIrns
with gold buckles, and attached to a cream.
colorcd dog.cart with gold trimmings eiabor-
ately mounted. These he presented to the
lady OF his choice; and at an early hour the
following day the cheii designer OF Thc Nsv
lort and Paris Young ladies' Fdsllton Ecsa,,
received message from the ladies to produce
within the next fve days four pale cream India
silk dresses of the same tint as that of the gold
York and Paris Young Ladies Fdshion BasGr will
spare no pains to make these natty driving
c0st0mes the most snowy and gorgeous of the
season. The design which struck their fancy
was that shown In Fig, 8 of the September
nnmbero OF The NeiO York and Paris YoiA,a InIios'
Fashion Ba-ar. But where that dress is designed
In pink. their dresses are to be finished i'm pale
ecru. The frlll on the sleeves of Fig. / will be
launtily looopcd up with real pearls set in gold
bnckics. The September number, containing
this magnificent design, Is now for sale at ali
news'slands. Price 20 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-05
Worth Going Many Miles to See.


"The County Fair' is said to be the
climax of realism and rusticity. A
picture of homely New England coun-
try life, it reveals types of character
easily recognizable, while threaded
through the story are strongly con-
trasted elements Of comedy and pathos.
Its story is said to be simple and direct,
and its situations dramatic and forceful.
The central figure is spinster, prim,
prudish and practical-Abigail Prue
by name-whose humor is the result OF
gui'elessness, and whose anxiety for
the welfare of the characters OF her
environment is laughable in the ex-
treme. She adops two waits, Tim and
Toggs, who are thrown on her hands
by circumstances and eventually dis
covers that they are two relatives, long
supposed to be lost or dead. The boy
has been horse jockey, and recogni-
zes that Miss Prue's colt, Cold Molas-
ses, is "speeder," and trains him for
the race at the county fair. Miss Prue
is threatened with loss OF her farm by
the foreclosure Of a mortgage, but Tim
wins the race and all ends happily.
The play is said to be SO gaynished
that the auditor almost breathes the
air Of n new-mown hay, hears the gurgle
of the cascades in the hills beyond the
old farm house. One set, the old barn,
with its real hay, horses, COWS and
husking-bee and country dance, is one
of the features of the play, while the
running horse race, with three steeds
mounted by jockeys, and actually run
ming full tilt mile, is promised to
surpass in realism anything ever seen
on the local stage, A strong company
is said to be in support.
Wheelers Opera House, Toledo,
beginning Monday Sept. 7, and remain
ing the entire week with grand matt
nee Saturday, Sept. IL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-05
4Otl, Ohio.

The 26th annual Reunion of the gal.
liant old 49th o. V. V. l. will be held
at Tiffin, Ohio, Thursday and Friday,
Sept. 10 and IL, 1891. VIM. H. Gibson
is President and in the circular sent
out to members he says:
Remember, boys, the old Camp No
BILE OF thirty years ago, where we first
learned the touch OF the elbow, and
formed an acquaintance that was weld :
ed by the many battles, and as the years
come and go, grows stronger like the
Union, cemented with the blood of our
comrades. This being a two days
meeting, come prepared to furnish part
OF your own forage, and let us once
more drink from the same canteen.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-09-05
Wood Co. w. C. T. U. Picnic.

The picnic of the Wood Co. w. C.
T. U. at Eden Park on Wednesday
last was attended by about 100 people
and those who were present unite in
saying they enjoyed themselves
greatly.
The majority of those present came
from Bowling Green, Sugar Ridge, and
Scotch Ridge, and were Joined by a
few friends from this place and Toledo.
They all brought we'll filled baskets
and bountiful supply of refreshments
was provided and enjoyed by the
party.
After dinner the following pre-
gramme was observed:
Invocation.
song-All Hail the Power of Jesus Name,
I'raycr-lsev. Agate of b. G.
Remarks by Mrs. Clark OF Toledo on W. .T.U
Song by scotch Ridge Female Quartette,
Remarks by Mrs. Housed of b. c., subject W. C.
L. U, work
SOng-Amcrica,
Remarks 4 by Mrs. Warner of B. c., subject Y W.
song-"work for the Night is Coming
Address-"Franchise," Mrs. ]. Il. scott of Per-
Remarks by Mrs. d. Lampman
observation-disclosures why BEN snyder voted
for Prohibtion,'by Mrs. s. Mercer,
Short speeches by Editors and Ministers, partic.
ipated by Mrs. Clark. editor OF w. C.. 4. l..
Dept Maumce Valley Sentinel, and Rev
Recitation-"Sermon toiSunday School Scholars
!by request) Mrs. u. r. Sears OF B. q.
Recitation-"Persona Responsibility" by Mrs.
Pope of Scotch Ridge.
Inc above essay was awarded the
prize at the recent quarterly meeting
at Portage.