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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-07-23
COUNTY CULL|NGS.
CLIPPED AND REHASHED
FROM OUR NEIGHBORS.
A Department Of Strictly Local
Events Which Will Inter-
est Every Reader.
Livingston,
CONDENSED from the Enterprise I

Condensed from the Enterprlse.]
A meeting of the republican
county central committee has been
called by Chairman Deutsch. It
will convene in this city Saturday,
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 10 (SpecsD.-Wheat declined II cent,
to-day and closed almost al the bottom Everything that
along seemed be against holder but prices
affected, undoubtedly by the strike. Buffalo
said that the roads there accepting
grain and there that the strike would be here
Chicago before the week out Gables very
weak from Liverpool Id lower Primary market receipts
5000 900 bushels larger for the last fortnight
than for the same fortnight last year Receipts here TO-
dav CO., the estimate for saturday. 67J.
Bradsteets tncrease in the available 200 900 bushels
larger than expected Wheat sold from n IN 7jii
cents and closed at 751a75 cents for Sepcmler Char
made for $4,000 bushels Corn broke cent
early the strike and tho fact th,t the frost
sharp rally on the bad crop news from Kansas Septnn.
bcr sold from 52s 10 5l2 cents and closed at 52s
Tho receipts were S77 cars the estimates for Saturday
800 Oats were weak early. but showed \ good r"coyery
at the close Ssytember sold between 8S ard 80 cents
the estimate FOR SATURDAY 20 Provisions were exceed
ingly hurt by The rtrlkc then the liquidation by
weak hodsr stu under way Pork at one time showed
HUNDRED September ribs Of III cents hundred. Tho
the packers l. serious thing II the strike extends
n Chicago preventing shipments well east
the market will ba still further affected September
sold between s1 IS and s1 90 and closed at Gil 81 Sep
tember lard between 50 and 81 70 and closed ct 81 IS
s7s7 r''' 0''"0'" % anu - '0 a"a c'0'eu at
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALIH

FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.
Tho wheat speculation extremely dull. less than
100 900 bushels changing hands and the market ruled
heavy from the start There siren ghening
OF Importance and the nrnness caused Thursday BY
the influence OF the strikes Buffalo departed The
prompt massng OF troops by Governor Flower seemed to
be taken everywhere indication that further vio.
lence and disorder wsuid be suppressed AS
the railroads permi their freight promptly
the predicted famine In supplies will be imposslbty.
Cable accounts weak and lower and orgn houses
had selling orders in options. Tho export demand was
not developed until spot prices had broken Is cent but
the total purchases exceeded 10000 bushels
Corn options nrm at the start owing 20 light re-
cefps The weakness In wheat caused fall OF I? cent,
but there later reaction which left September cent
up and August l. cent higher. The short Interest In the
current month yet unqudand and the prospect OF
squeeze IL a sustaining influence.
Oats were exceedingly duh. but moved In sympathy
with corn. ending Lar higher.
Lard was weak and Tower.
The hnal quotations folIows
Wheat-Aueust, Slss September. 31Ts; October, SO
November. S5s4 December. 907s cents.
Corn-Angust 63; September. 59ds October. 50t ;
December, 57is cents.
g. Oats-Augnst 3s7s; September, 3ss; October. 3sAs
Lard-september. SO II October SO 00.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

a. l. I. " II " hn Ov, Stssecl.
Trains leave West i2dst. station. New.ierk as fol.
lows 10 minutes 81 lcr from tt. + ianKlIIl
$50 A. VI. Daily local 10 Albany aud Catsku Noun.
talns. Enc Sunday. west OF C0eyman's Jc. Sleeping
Ncw-York to Bloomvllc, sundays only
Ills A. VI. Daily local TO Albany eNcep. Sunday, for
lO.60 4. w. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
SATURDAY for THronto except SUNDAY for Saratoga.
totssill Mouatsns. Sew.rait1 Lakes MosonS and
Mnnewaska. Parlor cars to Boomyille and New: :Pat1
!lt.35 A. NJ. Daily, except sunday, TO Catskn Noun
tiIn. New .Patr, Lakes Mohonk and Minnsw aska. Al
bany. Saratoga Caldwell Lake Geo go rsrlor ears ~
.1.lJ H. VI. saturdays only Half Holiday Special " Cats
XII Mountains rarior ear attached.
a3i5 r. VI. Daily, except Sunday. to Ostskili Noun.
Albany saratoga. saturdays Only to Bloomviile and
caldwell, Lake George. Parlor cars attached.
JIJ p. vi. Daily for Albany, Montreal Utica Syrs-
cusc Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Do
hsuy Saratoga and Moptrsai
S.i3 r. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Roches
ter BUFFALO. Niagao Falls Toronto. Detroit Chicago.
q City, kR s4sn
iisXER$TEiWc IScAJsS 2aS; ,.s:..5 ?; M
Detroit Chicago, st Louis. OF all through trains
.Daily. For tickets. time tables. parlor and sleeping
car accommodaton. or inosmatiSn apply Offices Brook.
foot Of Fuiton'st New.York City lis, 27I ses 7ss.
Oi2 Brosdway liS Bowcry. 81 Fast lath.st. 53 West
'-''''' {. +. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
NEw-v0RK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

S;2O A. NJ DO minutes earlier from the foot Of Frank.
iin.st. Tor MddlctoNn, Bloominyburgh Port Jervs.
Monticello. Mounalndale Fasburhn. Liberty. Li,ng,tOn
MINOR Hancock. Csrbondae scranton. Walton. Delhi.
Sidney. Norwich Edmcston Utica Rome. Oneida. oswego.
D-troi. Chicago and points West
ia a. sS r9S Csm9elI Hs JHs3t MSh0nk and
ngburyh Ellenylle Falburrh. Monticello. Hureyvile.
BIS p. NJ, Campbell Hell. Lake Mohonk and Mime.
waska Waikiki Valley stations MIddletown Blooming.
burgh. Eenvile. Falsburgh. Hurleyvle Liberty Willie
700 p NJ, Mlddletown. Falisburgh, Liberty, Liv.
insson Manor. Eockland. Walton. sidney, Norwich.
Oneida, Osvrro Rochester, Niagara fas Detroit Chi.
cego, and West. Pslman sleepers recning-char car
'r i,t5 p. NJ. 4ad.st Saturdays only for Mddietown,
nloo,nineburgh Ellsnvic Mmn,aia % Dac. Fallsburgh
I Daily all other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman ID, seats and sleepne-car berhs
]. c. ANDERSON. q. r. A.. SO Beaverst.. Nsw.York.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
r. RTE LINES.

s3,, s9LID TT TEAINs M BETwEEN M .E; ,, NEw-IoHK ARSD NJ
RAMA OF MOUNTAINS FORESTS AND
STREAMS.
route TO Passaic. Paterson Tuxedo, Newburg,
Middleown. Port Jervis Monticello, White Lake, Homes
oien Bath. Hammondsport, Avon Springs, Rochester
Hornesylle. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto, Chautsuqua
Lake. Cleveland Cincinnati, ST. Louis Chicago and all
points West Trains leave NewY York. foot Of Chambers
ST., as follows, and five minutes earlier from West 23dsk
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daily-vis Niagara Falls and Chautsuqus
S.UU Lake. parior Car New.YOrk to Buffalo; Sleeper
Union station. excep, Sunday. for Monticello.
vEsTIBULE LIMITED.
qa. Ps w suns a s M g Ssfs ss,c ' S:sp.s:
to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPREss.
. on r. NJ. except Sundsy-tor Binghsmton. hoaes.
C.OU dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRBsA
O.')U Fall, aud Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers 70
buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
o on P NJ. Dsily-Va ChauauquA Lake and Niassss
O.CU Falls. Solid train " Chicago. Sleepers ~
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR POHT JERyIS.
WEEK DAYS-S q. m, a. m. 10 80 Q. m. 1 .. NJ,
w 80 p. m. 80 p m, 0 80 p M, p. M. 0;so
D. III. Sundays-3 m, p m. 80 .. ni. 80 .. m.
FOR NEWBUKG.
w EEK DAfS-3 q. m. 3: 40 y. M. as d. m, 30
w y. IN. D. IN. Sundays-9 a. D. M d 80 D. a.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND IIME-iABLt.S may be obtained from
aas & m a SoH tSH and DSsas
urban Homes" describing vicinity OF New.York Chsu
DYSr TYrkEis is s%6 gne PULAS
ol SG go 3 a1S wtt S7 S Ss
way. wiIhmsbgrs 700 Hudson st. moboken. and Jersey
Sy aGo % arS Te ,cs Company ca or sad checks
ID. |. ROBERTS. GeneNl Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
New York and Long Branch Railroad
IiNINIER SCHEDULE.

For Rcd Bank. Long Branch, ocean Grove, Asbury
Park, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant.
Train, leave
Foot Cortlaudt and Dsslsosses sts:
30 80, . TO- 10 90 express m. II noon. 90
(Satriay ony). 80 10 (eNprcss). $40 express
cept KI Bank, 20. 10. O0 I. III. Sundays 8 u.s.
9:i5 a. M. rs p M
Foot Liberty-st:
40. sl5 o3? II 80 a m tespressl 30 Saturdays
only, | 30 > 40. 30 (cApreSs) 90 80 texpress)
30 ~ Is. y. Sundays. 9:l5 II 80 "a. m, D. M
sunday trains do not stop az Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
RAILROADS..
Dein ware Lackawnnun and Western X. II.
Stu lions Ia New York foot Of Barclay and Christ
SHORTEST LINE. vESTIBI LED TRAINS.


Direct rcuS y,, 70 M XhWAkK N1 nLooMFIELD, MOTT.
.s dsc Msdi'ss Mc,ri',STn 10y raps,s rsIe,;e4
M0PATc0NG,, Hackeu;town, sCMooiEY'S NOUN.
Whff WIZ %1sfnfssT Snf fsTTouf roS1o EAsT4M
sCCEANrQN tLTTSToS WIIIh;KESEAiiitfs VII; MA SE.
srs.s B!SGHkMToN OXFORD. HoRwHncMHP wasr: SasI.
Ys cS% sFEsFGs EESa EaHSSnGa
points WEST NORTHWEST AND souTHwEST. VI
9,OV A, M.-BttFAL0. EICuFIELD SPRING;, aud
OSWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman paror ears. Connec a
o. Buffalo with train for CHICAGO. arriving 9fj
~ \. M.~BiSGmANToN NAIL. stop. at PRINCIPAL
stations.
400 r. VI. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman coaches; parlor cars.
4,IO Z. W.. .sCRANToN, WILKES BARRE and PLYM.
OUTH IMPRESS Pullman parlot cars.
1870 r: VI. duly -BuEtALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
pullman sceIefs. Arrives at 10 a. M.
$500 r. N; Esny( vEnFFALo' HiCHFIELD SPRINGS
=. TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCoNMoDATioNs at 73
Mqrnyst .5 ara Ky BroHd~9y Tsssts at f,rry stations
ave- New York; s3S washineton.s, 7oG Fulton.st and
s0s Bediodavs, Brookyn Time tables. giving full In.
formation. at oil stations.
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
Gxcursions.

A SUNDAY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT.
"A: Steamer MINNIL CORNELL leaves from foot yescy.
Keyport. a. M and p. Fare, soc. Excursion 75c.
4 SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
"A; to wEsr P0IsT.s.eanerM MAJ NARY POWELL; leay.
2 D. M, returning by any OF the West Shore Railroad
trains. Passengers viii have apple tme dress
parade. Government buildings, &c. Fare for trip
one DOLLAR. f
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug. 10.-Flour steady unchanged; re-
ceipts 1875 bbls: shipments. 61o09 bbs; sales. o3S
bbls. Wheat weak; spot and the month. 77su77ec {
September T7SS77'.c October 7e'sa79'sc; December.
e3s.c asked; steamer No. red TCHGs; receipe. 49,
936 shipments ~ 900 bush stock 1S4sl7S bush
sales $50 900 bush. Southern wheat dull FuII 700
SOC; Longberry 7saSlc. Corn firm; spot. 67sa57Sci I
the month 67iec Did September SIC bid October 669c
nd; year, 65c asked steamer mixed SIC bid receipts
b6o4 bush; shipments 7,l43 bush stock 59SiG bush;
sales, 5000 bush. Southern steady; white. 500
67i2c; yellow, Gd579c Oats arm No white West
ern, 42d43c; No . mixed Western. 39Sa0c receipts.
1885 bush stock. ljo+ bush. Rye quiet No 2. &c
receipts. 2.279 BUSH stock. 32,770 bush Hay steady
and firm good choice timothy, $li 50dsl5 so Grain
Provisions steady s14 so bulk meats loose
shoulders TIE long, cleIr, Sc clear rib sides. 6sc
sugarpickled shoulders SIZE sugartured smoked shou
ders 0lac hams. small IA &c; large. lac lard, refined
94c crude, 7ac Butter nrm creamery. fancy, 2i02jc
fancy 1Sa19c good choice l5ul1c; store paktd. l4a
l6c grass. 15d11c. Eggs active at lSalyc. Conee
firm; Rio cargoes. fair, lie; No Z. l44dl4%c Sugar
firm gTanuated, 4.3-c Copper steady refined, lO'sQ
11c. Whiskey iirm and quiet at 81 2oasl 70.
Boston. Aug 19.-F1our quiet and steady. Corn
scarce and nominal Oats seaay Shorts steady Other
markets unchanged Receipts-Fiour 100 bbIs $500
sacks; 1900 bush oats. $4,000 BUSH shorts, 20
tons
Chicago Aug. 19-The leading futures ranged as fol.
lows:
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

quiet; &c ertaSeries i7@@4c dairies, l5a2iV. Ege
sso'e arr 1,$s Gss'5 ss;
sa$s. 0 Ss n 9!ffd @ s'
dun steady Sugar yss stTo@s ,ay WISE, Iss
Cheese % firm ll'' ''' ''
Agg sa' s74SS ex No. wneS' Soss S"sa Sep
s$e s$s': sample MS light Hs 'ss 1sceps extra
ISy 81 y rS IS sepSs; s riss Sss'i%Ss
s $500 g Sss @ Wheat sS oS: bush S"
prices and n fact in about rysry,nae a that b Is
strike September had opened 75sc. the hshest point
s @ s o &C. ad asps ss on SS uP
below the opening. Then there was a l'ue rally %
day The. market: developed only fair demand f.s
s ass senes asa What grains e demand So no
sod at prices ranging from 77's g Soc b. Low Low
sass Wsse i5s Tas's and % Duluth and Superior So
SSse; S6e August ss 'OSna Ses &c .g 7e Defender
opened 76s.c highest 7eic lowest 75e closing 55Ae:
SS Sossfn t6sfn 81 s2c s oi sepemteP s % No
sT Fogs s ysy ey g sg s@d iSS wak p Ee
syVaHa aSl'' whesSe red lots aaess in export
7s S:,sSs S 80 :Ss S6ygs ssgf@s
6orn,opOn market se lower gnssdsd il 5s,sc ~ a no 81
s;3' 6, ws,H Ssso'ss SS% rs
graded white. 42c No. white oil track. 432c NO.
white August 4la42c:. september, 8saa9,2e October
IS %&xx :,.@Gad poS$sf,d 81 srsasissdd
4a4c. crown a, 47sc crystal \. 4Sic; double tehhed
diamond for candy 43,c: confectioners A. 4'c red
star A, ATTIC; keystone A. 76c Franklin B. 15lfc
HAl'S blue extra sar ali @ s.s' S'De"
optional concession Of lice Other articles unchanged
Receipts-Four 200 bbls. 1910 sacks wheat; l49ooo
bvsh Al 900 bush oats II 0oo bush shipments
Wheat, "a 200 bush; IL 900 bush oats 1900 bush
Sc. Louis. Aug 10.-Flour more sctive. weak, but rn
CHANGED Wheat was lower today on perfect weather &
5a1@c below Yesterday. No rcd cash lower !0sc
August, -ld7clsc closing lie; September. I1.0129tc
a77c closing 75s.c bid. Corn opened frn on droutf
Ing &c below yesterday: Nc cash lower 47Ic August
472c nominal September, ISdi9isc closing 4si2c bid
October 4Stc bid; Lecembcr 452c nominal May. ~,
bid. Onts-Futures lower with wheat and corn: No
II rye and barley trading Bran unsetcd G5c at nh
Timothy seed higher 81 4cdsl 45 IlaSsoed steady o6c
Butter and eggs firm. unchanged Lead du 13 90. Corn
meal firm. 80 60as2 65. Tagging 81 d7'sc. Iron cot
tor ties, 81 10 whisky II 10 rroyi,ions dull weak
unchanged bacon packed shoulders ~ longs and ribs
az 80 shorts 20 12lo hams unchanged. Receipts
Flour 1000 bhs wheat 2fc 900 bush 81 900 bush
oate. 1000 bush. Sanmcnts-F1our. 5000 bbs wh",t
IL 900 bush corn 5000 bush; oats, 5000 bush rye
5000 bush.
Toledo Aug. 19.-whcot active. s:eadler; No. cash
so7.c. Corn dun; No. cash and August; sc. Oats
Quiet cash 33c Rye dull cash. G7c. Cloversec1 ac
tive stendv: prime cash. 81 October and November
s5 90. ReeeirtsFlour, sa7 hbls wheat 259 800 bush
shpmens-Flour, 2,1o2 bbls whest, 27soo bush; oats
400 hlsh
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

''F For + Eas.on. G az 80 $40 a. M iso 2iJ s5 Ss
7sO p. m. Sundays, 90. SIS. 100 an 40 & 20 Ri
q m. II 80 (2l5. except Mauch Chunk 80 PIP M NJ
D. m. Sundays 200. SIS 1t.00 q. m. 40 130 E
For Hsneton SIS a. m 80. 3.i5 80 p m ~"
Far points in the Mshanoy coal region at SIS n;
IL 90. As y. m. SUNDAYS. SIS, HOO a
For Wilkesbetre Pittston and Scranton, $40 IA
II 80. 3.t5. 73o p IN Sundays. except Scrans0n 90
ror Elm Eimits Sis a. m. 1880. 7.so p. sund'yA
slS I. n, 7;So =; m >, ,,.,,oa a, ,7z asS
281. 4l6. 1855 9io. 1, lao Broadway, 73 MurH'Ma ~
Ssn.;t, 81 E.s nt a$ 2sS s FI
ton:st BROOKLYN. and "a Broadway: Williamsburg ,,.sa
westcot Express Co. will call for and check oaess"
from hotel or residence to destination ..,ocx
A. 4. MCLEOD. c. q. HANCOCK.
President. Gen. Pas. Agent
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
Rallroaos.

Vu"O'
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbros.es and COrtlandt Streets
In Effect July 9Th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
ooo A. Mrulman yeseue Sleeping and Pasl'r sS oi %
fnai:nspos os'1dna II 40 m Chicago ana 81
Loui. rs p m. next day. Connects a''o '0' i''o'
,mE PENNsYLvANIA LIMITED.
a'ii"5SS ass sSa't S'" sssR@s g.
sRf sSs sSS
oysSs esf 9SnI gss E, once Arrives sa
I1dsnapG' IS Chicago GAS a. m'' and st.
N':,1 SrIoUis LOT AND d.; CISGisSArI EXPRESS.
sssps G'rs to s
Smoking dif Esals sns vfs,1RSss S,Ss:
Cincinnati 10 15 a. m. and St. Louis oo D. H. neN'
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
100 snS ys'SS ssns
1 cGshes asa rom Se~York a'01 To Chicago
Chicago 20 p. IN. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
70 Ptsburg Chicago and CIeveisnd Dining Cars New.
Ho5 Gee.sna f 20 and $ next %
Connects for Toledo daily. except saturday.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
SsES sfsy week e. a., S9 S.v Al l
and for Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday.
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
$40 Jnsaa. MsmpS Ss%' s"a St. u faai
tsons to Richmond. Arrives CoqmDns. 2;d5 ?. ma %a
g. snc@%sa In oo % m m .IaSa mGsons p m ana
@SH I'M s 4, DSaSs' sepss Se SS
2S 1,S vS ts s ss sS9is a .aS ONO
Via s'sRisB Sd S
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH;
sas. %,,ss
s: s s.; ;.s; Co.: !:: :s
1rs9 3S 3
1 s& naHs' n so s1S sSo and ~ oo T; saa
Fo; HtIsnss CITY 80 m; weekdays. with through
ro ns: .s' '5; & S'%sS:S Buffet
r s%s e. s,f @ s'ovi % 'SS Pss'
say .SS only 20 pS M, ,sp Tnssy; d. ssaS sas
Express FoH r%!sA1E5ss'A ~ 5sy Penn; ;
S:lSS SoS 49, 100 so S;yS SVo oa.s,aS 40 60
hlo Ia 90 a9S @ o1 m sf1dny' n1 y 6 6EApre.s'
zoo 90 ti3o 200 80 oo s0 and 9 :oo ?. m.
For Time: Tables Of trains 70 local points the Pernsyl
yana Railroad system, apply at the following Ticket
Offices: Nos. 2Gl 435, $40, 944 and 1913 Broadway,
Asor House. 4dst; and 5th.ave.. l3i East l25,h:st.
26i West 25th-st. PSI Columbusave ana foot OF Des-
brosses and Cortlandt sts Courtst, $50 Fuitonst,.
~ Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Fut.
ton--t. Brooklyn; 20 Hudsonstr Hoboken; Station.
Jersey City.
The New-York Transfer Company for and check
baggage from hotels snd residences through 20 destination
CHAS. f. PuGH. J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
Simmer Re5orls.
ROUND LAKE SUMNER home.

This most chofming resort ncyor bettrr equipped 70
greet public this " ~, INcyulhS drslTa
be Tor drllghtul and inexpensive SUMMER cutns hef,
Splendid boarding hOpscs, neat aud tastfui cot
iigc. for rent beautiful lake for boating and tshing
The l. the Durest and the drainage Is Ieticc the
social ntcctusl and moral advantages uhsuIIass-l Al
any resort.
During July and August various meetings and schools
held Art School for D weeks Music b hoo Tor b
weeks National Seminary Pfesdcnts' Convention Music
Festival leader Ministers Institute for all
denominations, with Bishops Newman aud Foster. Dts.
and eni Othef enn' NJ SUNDAY school As
semby. with capital programme and I've spakr. Tor
weeks nectng tho last Of August l-l by Thomas
tho est equipped Museum 81 Art and Archase
olory outside of NcwYOrk All these make Round Lake
and pleasant and withal Inexpensive summer
Resort in the country Snd 70 Journal aud Circnllrs 10
JOHN ID. ROGERS. Round Lake, y. Y.
For -innirs ~ Round Lake Acadrmy, boardn ng
school growing ia popularity send To JAMES +. WELD
Principal.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

IAPAN-CIIINA
- OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
GAELIC fu'rgiy. SEPTEMBER y p. m
ilI5It;IC THURSDAY October o. y IN.
uC TANIC will coil Hoaoulul... Sat oct 30 y. IN
GAELIC Wrir"-dtv November 10. D. m
Superhiy arpoufod-Superor accommodation
Res,ryat!on- lr made bv i"t-r or tlegrm IN ard
cabin plans -een At - snd 343 Broadway. Sew-Yofk
Room a. Railroad nuldiug. S,n Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. H. GOODMAN. General passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

Cash quotations follows Flour steady pnd un.
changed No. spring wheat 74..15Ssc 10. spring
t2.c; No. oats. Ssc; No. 2 white, s344Soc No. $
white. 30dS2ae 10 rye &c & NY osf.ey na,sS
81 OF ssl Oh prime timothy seed. 81 mess pork
Al Y7Ssll 90 lard 100 ~ ~ SOa$7 50; short rit
sides Coose). 81 95ass; dry saed shou4srs {ooAedl
81 SOdS7 short ce<t sides (boxco) eS 2osS 90; whs
key distllers finished goods, per GAL 81 10; sugars
unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
WHITE STAR LINE.

- astlc Aug "a Z H. NJ 'Ms lestic.. Sept. 81, p
,er,oaulc Anr Al uoon Grrnanic Sept23, 10 80 a.m
sreutonic Sept 7, b. m IcutomS. Oot' ., ~ W.
Britannia, sept. IA, hoon IBahi Oct ~ oV AIM
From White star Dosk foot Of West lon's. ST., ,oc,.
lion Of berth Excursion tickets favorable terms. Sec
ond cabin $40 end $40 Steease Ioin
Or TO Old Country 30. no ~ broao"ay No"-horA'
Phadephla ohce 40S Wanut-st ,r,cpy 49,.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
DELAWARE & HUDSON RAILROAD,
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

Station foot Of Liberty St, North RtveI
Time Table In eject June 20. 1892,
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

l ENprces service southampton uondon) and Ham.
bur, NagHnce new tNihscfew ttr'mcr, ~ 1915 vOo
I, This line holds recO! for fastest time ~ London
md tho outIcnt.
Soru snnia Aug H. Sa Norunnnia. sept y, q. m.
Coimulha Aug y . m. (olumbs sep 10. II 30 pm.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-23
Trust Sale.

PY virtue of n certain deed of trust exccut-
ID ed 10 the undersigned trustee by Bennett
Fowler and Cynthia, his wife, bearing date
on June 18th, 1889, to secure the payment OF a
certain note payable to james l., Knight in
the sum OF S32i.l5, which deed OF trust is duly
recorded in the clerks Office OF the County
Court OF Mason county, West Virginia, in
Trust Deed Book No. II, pages SIS &c, the said
trustee win sell by way OF public auction TO
the highest bidder ut TIE front door OF the
Court House OF said county on the
9th day OF March 1892,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. of that day the following
described real estate; the undivided one
fourth interest in and to 100 acres OF land
tr!ct OF Robinson and being same tract upon
which said Bennett Fowler resides and which
tract is well improved and has thereon a good
dweiling house, barn and other suitable farm
ty: One sorreI stallion called willie b. p one
gray mare called "Fannie'i one sorrel mare
called "EIlie -, four red miich cows. one
buckeye mower and one Champion reaping
machine The said note was drawn for inter-
est NJ ) per cent per annum, but said sale will
be made 10 satisfy said note with legal interest
being q per cent per annum, tine said debt
with legal Interest now amounting 10 III,
personal property Will be sold first, and said
land VIII hot be sold unless said personality
shall be insufficient to pay Off said debt and
the the costs OF sale. said sale will be upon the
Cash onthe day of sale as to said personal
property, and II IL should be necessary to sell
said real estate, such sale shall be upon the
following terms: One-third OF the purchase
money cash In hand one-thfrd thereof with
interest In one year and the residue thereof
with interest in two years from the daysof
sale, taking from the purchaser his notes
with good security for the deferred payments,
anu retaining the legal title as a further
cHAs. E, HoGG, Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-23

Coroner Dean Saturday night sum-
moned a jury of inquest and viewed the
remains. The verdict reached was that
deceased came to death by burning at
the hands of parties unknown Tho
charred and blackencd remains were
taken from their fastenings and pre-
pared for burial about I o'clock Safur-
day night Tho body. which was
burned to a crisp and drawn out of all
semblance to the shape of human be-
ing. was placed IN a neat box. and Cor
several hours lay at the undertaker's
rooms, where it was viewed BY hun
dreds of people. About II O'clock Sun
day the box was loaded into one-horee
wagon. and all that remained of Coy
was driven'to the potter's field and in
TERED. followed by only two silent
mouiners on horseback.
Negroes Excited
The negroes are considerably worked
up over the affair. anl held several
meetings Saturday night and discussed
the matter While they wore not ol-
posed to the death penalty IN Coy's case,
they thought burning too severe, and
that hanging or death by shooting was
sufficient