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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13

. ADVERTISEMENTS anG subscriptions for The Trio-
n une received at their Uptown once No. l2ie Broad
way Is doo- Of 3lst-st until o'clock D. m al
yert,semer the following branch oNces Al
regular once rates uutil o'clock p m, w, - W.
Az e. cor. 2,d 1852 eth cor. l3il-s Macy =
9th ave and lith l42 Columbus near West G"in
ST.. 100 42l-s. 9th ave; ~ East an 81 -o'
W,st i2d IT.. 9Th and sh aNrs lov Ehst tin
ST. 1898 81 between 10th and 17tn SIS le.o 80
ave near 6st-st los near n'th,st 200 10
ave near 4ist st. 3d-ave.: 10 Heecker et 10
DIeecker- ST: 2OOs 81 40 East 'Nh l.ai 90
ave. % Amsterdam ave; Neht
jis East idhst., 2o3 East 18th st: 800 gh,"vs, "'
an ave 1872 ID ave- GIth-st 2t East soth-st
1920 broadway; 1888 3d-ave i2o sth ave. LIS "a ave-
IA am ave AZ the Harlem Offices co5i I'd ave near
iis,h Il 1855 East I25h- st, near ad-ave.; 2t3 West
iosth st. bet, tn rnd sth $50 West ltoh ST. Az
the Brooklyn Offices: 307 Fulton-s 720 fulton 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
nge Of contrac, prices follows:
Yester-

COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady a. a Gr
cline OF 500 points worked within narrow rang anu
closed AZ unchanged prices 20 net decline r 10 i,s
sales IN the call 1850 bags. np 10 j. m "VV nass
arS for the entire 10000 bags Tn" early weak
due 20 unsatisfactory fIi'l r"n
~0naa =, orko cables an large receipts at no dhl
Sarre Il . total being G3 o00 bags selling was check"
iv Indications ~ larger warehouse deliveries m me
I.n.od states and ny indications OF a broadening
dor,ars ~ spot coffee. At best, however the maxi"
showed little or n speculative energy. In the afternoon
trading was OF larger scale than In some I'm a
feafr3 r,ng covering. An improvement IN French MAJ
lrts hal a steadying influence spot brazilian c,Ii~e
ruled Quiet and steady at nomnay unchanged prices
with saes 400. bags Baha No, late Yesterday al
g. 10 and today hays Maracaibo on private terms
Nina coffee ruled quiet and steady at nominaly un-
changed prices follows: We quote; MAacaln.- m
,..n - good. 9Lm1Oi-c, good Cucuta, l2is4ltc La
tinavra-Caracas 1oiaNlSc; Porto Cabello eAalGc
Sayan,lla- Bucaramanga. 13sGl5i1c Bogoa, ljq l6ee
seScan-CoTioya. lOitqiGi4c; oax1ca 1lalSc ceniTsl
Amercan-Common 70 ordinary. lV0lic; fair 10 goo
I4i Nl7c: prime to choice. lisg2O'sc East lndia an
ferio- o2 19psc: fancy 27030c. Javas 2lN2Jc. Ane
trrq 1ll.Gl2c. Mocha. 1SQ 49, Finn offers 81 Nos l.
md . RIO at SIC in during The day, but Il was
oiA Ina, they could Ice sold above s. Private cables
attributed the receipts at BRAZILIAN ports O. an
usual demand flr money in the Interior Planters are
sending stocks & market fast as possible, tie
result being 10 5iifen the money market
of r,rff Iltr,g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 pImLADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND WASHING

TO EE[IIADELFfIA, INTsI HIDftT' ND " 7R'1II'''1
TON.
Fo. PHILADELPHIA fronr Whitehall Terminal. :,
VlcE da.s 80 $50. 9.5i II - Dining caD 4. ".
fI,u'raf can. -. ! 81 dining
cas- - G53 so p. NJ 12:lo md' :, 80.
SUNDAYS - 2,15 ll;25 dining can a. VI, LOO
.. q - Dining carr 5.s5 T. NJ. i2:iO mdt
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minui's later, WIN
odli,lona trars 30 A. ". daily 30 and 900 T. NJ
week days -- ..r, ~ ,~,r,xrro>- ,..- vtst,o,,n
| Terminal.
Wi. iovs 80 935 dining can 4. N. 30
~ ~ iDinina can. 5:55 = n. 120 mdt. SUNDAYS
955 ii.a5 dining Car \. NJ. i;j'. 80 Dining CaO
T-,m root LIBERTY STREET minutes later:
'ri,ets ar uaror-ca b. procured foot Of
Ticry st. whitehall St. li2 ~. 2Gi Az az, liio
,a-,,b G. VA w.t. i@Ith St. 81 Columbus Az. New
~. court ST. $50 Fulton St. BROOKLYN 90 broadway
,,liar,.lurr Tie New York Transfer Company will call
ror ava heck laegage from hotels or residences 70
da estimation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. II. 3I5 p. m.-Exchange Closing;
Wheat 40 . red Western winter nrm ~ ID No l red
Northern spring nm. Is % Corn-Amerlcan mixed spot.
new steady iO1sd. do old firm. b I'D. August hrn.
r. nd September firm IA 2.d october steady. Is Ji.d.
Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady. IS I'll Hops at
London Gacinc Coa-D steady j3nH5s Bcef-EXtra india
mess firm. ,6s 81. prime firm i6s I'd Pork Prime
mess fine Western firm. iIs 81. prime mess medium
Western nrm rs 81 Hams short cut "a TO III II.
steady Cumberland cut. - to 30 ~. steady.
ois ca: RIB - NJ steady 2Is I'll. long clear
mddes light 81 ~ H. steady 2ss long clear mddes.
heavy To- ~ n. steady rs. short clear mitdles.
heavy ~ ~ steady us; clear bellies IL 10 II N.
firm 3ls Shouderr- square. II to ~ NJ steady. 2ss
Istrd-Spoi dun 22s ID. Cheese-Amercan finest white
and coored steady. 4ls. Taow-hrime city hrm. iN'.
,onseed oi-IIVerppol refined STEADY lis ~. Tupcn-
tlne-spirits hrm els 3D. Rosncommon steady. As id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
Lcave New-Yor1. whItehaIl Terminal. daily.

Leave New YORK. Nhltrhau ieIfnlhai, dalN
CHICAGO - =. and III night.
PITTsHrRG. 3:23 ex sun. - sun, i2:lo night
t,fNtJSN ATI ST. Louis. 80 n. $50 p.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 155. 0.55 Dining carr.
II ~ a m dining carr ~ 3:25 dining Car. i3i
Timing carr 555 y. II 10 night Sunday. $50 DIN
ing carr - m. dining CAR - Dining Car 400
UJining carr 800 y. m, l2;lo night.
NORFOLK II - q. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper i:55 r. m. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty -. > minutes later.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light $500 .
1nfces. il3 liz. 2il 43i, lao Hway 81 +. ith st.
io7 Kowery y y 333. 3ii Fulton St. Brooklln White
Ran Terminal baggage checked from hotel residence
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
RAILROADS.
NNSYLVANIA


x1
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty third Street ana
Des6rosses and cortlandt streets Cortland,
2 thine a, om ,bsn S e"
T9AGMia F Srsf M ssi1n Bune, Car
New York to Plttsburg Sleeping Car Pit'sours !"
Chicago. Ne coaches to psburs o,ovo,and
~ F FASG EEriGsMIfr fH6
For S cStas p eua Toso In
as"i!o cGHSo St AND fS" 81 LOUIS nXrEEss
HH,9ye % Snein2pE Sncf$G Cleveland Chi
40 r. VI so 0ii EXrREss.-rOr cinein-
7s r. H. F%clric E%FKEss rs'sS"rs .,s sps
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Ioiedo eNo'''
WAsHISeTo ,;su ASD n,, TIE ~; so % 'ss Is,
Obs Congressional Lam; all Parlor ana plnms ~ %
asht o snnda ya 2 SO ~ s''n io, arr
s!ona Linn az rarIor qad pnlns si 40 nsh ''''
soGTaERS R%iiLwAY1Express AS m. 2io night
ATLANTlc COAST LNE.-ExDress. OBS a. m. and 300
chEsAPEAkE OHIO RAILwAy;natS@3 p m: d 4, y M
ATf es 4fS' e cir ." % T 7 third station
~ p. m; and Desorosses ard Coruan'' N"''''' '
cApE MN SStt VS. rwenyhrd stree, station 20
STossSs md n"' cortlsadt streets 100 and week
Branch Ase Park dn,eraNeH o sqna rTsD,
STdsys S SnrS lis b. q $5 S. Sa sun
S Goand; 49, re a. sao 7i Q Slc 'I ioo %
U2o saturdays or.J. 23c $40. go. 40 5.io 100
p m. SUNDAYS :. 10 . - a m. oil. p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,,.os, o,5
els. 1.25. 80 SIS SIS. ,, 900 Penna. llH'r'
Dining Carr. 10 >. 1855 \. M. 300 l'2 ~ ,, 80
425. % dining CaD 40 Dining carr 'o2' ~
72 s5 ~ ~ 53 S e 3 5 e. n i. s5
~ dining 35j. i2j dining tarl 400 - III
carr 555 Oiniro Carr 40. 80. So ? M III"
night. 40, 49,,
Ticket Offices Nos ib az 1895 1929 H. and 2' ifan
way Astor House. Wost Twenty third street Sla'ln
and 81 Dcsbrosses and Cortlanlt streets
Street. SEQ Futon Street % Br0a iway ana
Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn Station. Jersey 'ly
The New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor anu
check baggage rom hotels and residences through %
destination
J. r. HUTCHINSON. J. r. Woo'
General pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot q West %, ST. penn. r. RJ Cortlanft
Desbrlsses
Indicates time from West 23i ST. Other figures show
time from Cort,andt Deshrosses -.
sG:I5. $40 \ VI. daily ,Sund,y 'G:i5 ! \. Nd for
vNTCU CHI NIX rrl intermediate s'ltl rs
1855. s:i5 \. daily for WlLKESRA ARE S-HAT-
TON Oye4k daysD E1.MIRA week daysl, ITHACA
GENEVA ROCHESTER BI-FFALo. NIAGARA FALLS
and West ard principal local points dining car and
chair car q I}uTa,o.
.IO:.5. 1890 N. Sundays only 'or Bound Brook
and ir'ermniii'r si'iiors. .....x
'io25. 1850 A. NJ daily. except SUNDAY, for MAucH
md : Minis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13

the scales at 81 soas5 exporters being god BUYERS AZ
and upward prices largely lonS,' hEed
than at the close nj last week Ilcavy steer so a, ~ "
changed Stockers feeders sold at s3 iod>t ara'
In hogs active and prices advanced &c per u" u"
The hull Of to sold 81 I2isTS3
IRENE range being 50 0dS3 -. Piss sold at " .ons" ~
mand sheep lambs. advance OF loc per ~ w.
sheep 30 j0d 81 for the poorest lots To :"
Western rangers sold NJ - ."'n
81 10 Lambs active at 81 jnS5 40 ReceipS-'ht-
tie 500 head: hogs. 5000: sheep. l2.Wo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
eorrurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug I2.-Cntton easy; middling. INC; low
rddnp 70. go,i ordinary G7-c receipts 40 bales. all
,n, xnrts coastwise 5,l: sales. 02 stock. 4. i3s.
Savannah i2-t'otton firm: miiinng. NC; low
milling IA. receipts bales. all new. exports coast
vise 100. sales -. stock i.2Ns. , o.
norfolk Aug I2-cotton nrm mlddling. SIC; low
midng 7s,c. good ordinary. I lGc. receipts. none;
Sow Orleans Aug Ie-Cotton easy middling. 1i-iGc;
low mildne nc. good ordinary, II i6c; receipts,
bales Exports 10 me continent, oil coast
WIG so. sales. 100. stock ll.i''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13

Foreign markets Santos-Coffee market firm, good
9S7co receipts $4,000 bags stock 81 900
bags. HarnlArr-Conee market opened Il pig lower
closed net loss t0A pfR: sales 1900 bags. HAVE
coffee market opened quiet i. frame higher; at 10
changed: u u lower; closed quiet at net
advance !. franc; total sales 1000 bags.
January ............45.55 August ......-...44 -
February 90 September - 90
March 40 p October 80 90
November
May ~ December - 30
June .................. 80
Isio-Cofee market firm: 80 Z Rio. aS1OO: exchange
j-32d receipts - 600 bags; cleared the United
States 500 hage cleared for Europe, 1000 bags stock
;3i go bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
ALI. RAIL ROUTE.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG HPANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c.
Fro. Per :. y. r.. foot u Rector ~
For Atlantic Highlands li'rhiond Beach; Normanf.
Rums0n Peach S~alrshi nmonih Beaeh. an d, L'ns
ron,h 30 900 loo \. NJ 100 ZOO 3. -. 4i', 80
T. NJ sundays 03o \. NJ. 100 r. ~ -, ,n.,
For Theron Ashury Park. Ocean Grove ana p9nls
south 70 Pleasant. II 100 4. NJ On" 200 "i1 49,
$40 p. VI. sundays stop - nteriak" Tor NsDuF ra'"
For Lakewood Toms River Rarnegat Park and Barne-
sa a. Atanc tlty Incand and Rrdgeton 40 A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
ltlstIeal posltIon Of nrazn coffee Is as follows:

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour limits were all raised
usual buyers were unwilling 10 follow the ADVANCE and
patents quoted at s. Sass - winter straghs S, ga
s. 20 winter patents - sP at,s es %o wincr
s. 25qs3 RYE FLOUR-FiFin; sales 40 DDS
s. 7Sasi so as to S2and BAG MEHFh@
T TRf 40 m" 60 Ssd ' winter IN bulk 5G
.grns IN bak 800 c 100 b le S?1c hominy
s sniR 'O9'2'''' o'mF"l sS0oS2 screenings '''''
to-day which prices &c higher than they have
been az any time this season septempe Ss,,n1ia by
much excitement except gh at the start when trace W."
day Thsy Soash, heavily Of September causing
markets very strong particularly Paris nour which
aa4 fr ps he ay C eDd G Sosed fn ha5
night indicating effort keep pace win the AmsTio
local sPc! narke, was less ae,y owing to the hsrT
points abou; IS loads were worked Tor the ether side
Foreign traded both sides Of the future market
xeTe very strong: St Louis. Win her nsh'
day quite ready profits the buges This
produced much r1gua Of v ,s, ana IN the last ss
sudden break Of cent bush Final prices We're unset
OF ihe day In some quarters the advance today was
,nSnsa s re p ns n ana e Su up ea on ee Of
ropean demand. This element Of the trade YVES Their
fore disposed 20 favor sharp reaction and shaking oGt q
lG1s Wheat SsoT any SS. ipThr rise might he &C.
he rase oday and sSpoweG sie Change from yeseray
this month $3.50 early September 93sc last half septem
Der 93so late September and carly October; No North
Duluth. $3.50 spot: No hard. 9l5sc No Northern
ewYork $3.50. on the curb at O'Clock September
wheat was quoted a. stsc. CORN-The corn mar
ket practically deserted to-day. All interest
centred In wheat Prices rose sympathecay and closed
ssa%c net higher The bears are hoping Tor good
weather help the out OF its rather
orable position Seaboard cesrances fairly
day. The cash situation was not feature only 5000
bush being reported for export No quoted 30
delivered and 3iisc b ahoat ATS-Thers
only small speculative trade today prices
higher the rise IN other markets. Seaboar1
oiearanoss 100000 bush and exporters bought
Of 200 900 bush again to-day No oats quoted 22c 3
oats; 2ie: No white 2i'zc; No white. 23}c Az
mixed 2lN23c: track white. 2O132c IN =
Market lrIner; No 2 Western. AS. c' Z
I;ufalo. BARLEY quite. quoted 2g@.c
{ buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug l2.-FTour hrmcr. 3a?oc higher; West
crn super 81 7JGS3: do extra 81 2jas 81 50; do family
- 25TSi 50: winter wheat patent 81 usl ~ spring 90
-JnSJ spring wheat. straight 81 GDhxf "a; safes 20
bbls Wheat strong and higher; spot ana month "z,s"
g2tc September. ao4c bid: steamer No rcd S"2H>"t'.
stock. i2'' sol bush sales 10000: southern whea', 10y
sample ssmo3c: do on grade. s3s.no2'.c Corn hrmer
spot 32i g32ac month and september 32n32c; Steamer
mixed 29f. d30c stock. Ti7l2 bush: sales 300" south
crn white 34T35c do yellow. 35d3Gc. Oats steady
no white, &c asked No mixed. DC asked: st'ck
100 bush Rye frmer: No nearby. i-c: No = West
EN- 4sIzc bid stock 81 52T bush HAY quiet and steady
choice timothy $i3 iOaSii Grain freiehts very quiet
changed Eggs firm. unchanged Cheese advancing ana
prices NAV go higher: fancy New York. Uc; large WI
PIC: 10 81 medium. oi4d9ss; do % small. osF'loc
buffalo Aug I2-Spring wheat scarce; prices al
vancing steadily: No hard spot 9G'sc: No Northern
spot g3iSc: winter wheat strongly held: NO RED on
track s9isc. Corn strong: No Yellow. 32ieca no ye
low 32c: No corn ~ isd32c: No 3d3llsc. oats
Feeling strong bids shade higher No white 2ll2c'
No 2 white. oOisc: No white 19c: No mixed. DC No
mixed. is. Rye higher: No on track. SOC Canal
freghs quiet steady Flour active strong demand heavy
BOSTON Aug. i2-Flour firm: winter patents. s. 5od
- cear siraicht SASS ~ spring patents ~ Il"
clear and strashfs. 80 j0HSi 80 Cornmeal hrm
7Oa7oc per 81 5"d$i =? per hhl Corn firm steamer
yellow 37ic No and steamer 3sc. Oats steady; fancy
clipped 2sa2si5c; No . DO. &c: No DO. 2si1c. MI
feed firm: spring BRAN ship lake and rail $40 'osll
winter bran s4 nldilinGs. Sl2nsi 80 red dog -four
81 21Gslt 20 Fresh beef FIRM steers. tdIzc; hind .
quarters. 9t7G1Oc: fores 80. Lambs firm mutton and
yearlings. 7Gsc. veal. snoc. Butter firm: Northern
creamery GdIGisc: Western. l5isd6c imitation. ne;
7i4d72c.
Chicago Aug 12.-The leading futures ranged as fol
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthraclte coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on and after July 22d, 1897.
Stations IN New York foot Z Liberty St.
and whitehall Terminal.



and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81. -
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Cnunh' ,"5i'
400 7:lj 90 \ NJ. u2op VI. to Eastonl, 1.lo -
i:i5 G3O to Easton) ~ - 30 TO Allento~r. r W,
sundays. ia'o 100 to Easton a. 81. 100. $50 ooo
p VI. =,
1:io' l:So Ill r 81 suniays 40 ~
For Reading b. 500 40. 10 90. II 30 A. NJ ~
30 -. 4:Ul 80 ~ . go =. NJ IL: night sun
DAYS. 4 . A. NJ. 90 200 800 $50. 600 F. NJ lid
For Harrisburg at $50 500 $40 1870 A: NJ. iiq
80. $50 5:iI =. NJ I2.l5 night Sundays. $50 A. NJ
1900. $50. 600 T. NJ. l2:Ij n sht. oo o.oo
For Surhu,y. Iewsburg and Wlliamsport al t5o ~
$40 y NJ. ,:lo. 100, 300 +. NJ Sundays 4"o a. H.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c o.,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ashury ParkSo ocean S3n
1890. II 81 A. NJ 90 Saturdays olO. 30 10 80
200 Red Rank ony) SO $40 G5, 500 Satur
days lyl T. NJ SUNDAYS stops AZ Inier.aken ior y,
bury Park ard Ocean Grove 9:l5 A. NJ; 1870 ivo =, >"
For Lakewood Toms River I'arnegat PARK. ana par
gat. a::o $50 A. NJ. 1:3o. 43o p. NJ sundays o'I'
FOR Atlantic City, vineland. and prdgeton. 4;2o A. NJ
lao + NJ .,,, 4,
For Monmouth Peach ssa'ysh; "a 2n3 Hsh5nps N
sunday, 9:GO \. " 400 r. VI. .
BOATc LEAVE WHIT EHATI. TEliMlNAl" 90 ..
Week DAYS GO 80 -: -. 9 Is. 49, p'o. lo-l
1879 % - ! y ~ ~ ~ -; go go G33 20
S25 9:io 955. 1855. II 50 r M l2:io night sun
$50 ? 10 3JI too 49, 5:95 500. Gi5. 723. SO
600 go io.i5 loss p Y 1910 night
SANDN HOOK ROUTE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-30
Was 1t the Air Ship

A peculiar light IN the sky, almost due
South. of this place, was observed by q
number Of our citizens on Thursday night,
April 18th from s:l5 to s:45. Some sup
posed that it was a comet, Others that it
was bright reflection Of mountain
fire. At first it was very bright but
gradually grew faint. This it is thought
was caused by Intervening clouds which
finally obscured it entirely. 1t sesm'd
TO be stationary and can be described as
an oblong light.
Tho fact that what was supposed to be-
the air ship vas observed by a number
of citizens Of Lynchburg, on the Same
night, some minutes later renders II
probable that it was the same object that
was seen at both places, That 1t sp
peared to be moving rapidly lear Lynch
burg and seemed to the observers at this
place to be stationary Is readily ex
planned by the fact that distance from
this place was so IN uch greater.
IL was also observed at other points IN
this county. the following dispat' b
from Lynchburg TO the Redmond II"
gives a description of its appearance
from that point
LYNcHBuRG, VA, April GA number
of persons residing in West Lyncheurg
Jaw the much-talked of air-ship pass
across the heavens last night between 3
and 10 o'clock, the description which
they give of the mysterious vessel cor
responds exactly with that published
from other places. The lights in it were
distinctly visible, ana the big search
hight that has been mentioned, was also
seen at times. It's passage across th'
heavens was very rapid. When FIRST seer
it appeared above the mountains IN th'
west like white cloud, sailing alone 10
clear sky, aud in a few moments after Il
vanished over the heights of Amherst,
going east.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-30
A PLEASANT EVENING.

Banquet Of Ashby Lodge l. 0. o. T.
O.eoi the most pleasant affairs that
has occurred in this place for soma tim"
as th~ banquet given by Ashby Lodge
n, 81 | 90. +. OF this town, which
took place on Tuesday night In their
| dge room over the Herald office on
Court street
The banquet was in commemorafion oil
the 18th anniversary OF the establishment
of this great order ia America. aud right
1 we'll did the boys do il. The large and
nicely fitted up lodge room ~ass hand
somey decorated by the deft hugers oil
the young lady friends OF the members,
aud made most attractive appearance.
Reaching aleng almost the entire
length of the spacious room was tabl'
covered with spOtlsss white aud 10 'ded
from end to end with beautifully ar
ranged and delicious cakes Of all descrip
tions, as well as profusion OF ban iuas
oranges, and other fruits, supported D!
an endless supply of ice cream oil Oil
ferent havOrs and never was 1t served on
with a more bountifnl hand than by thu
generous Odd Fellows and the younI
ladies' W no assisted Thorn.
IL was regretted that Rev. l bausef
man who was to deliver an address ups
the occasion was suddenly called AVA
by a telegram announcing the serIou
illness Of relative.
This Lodge is ina Furnishing condl
ton. This order is very strong IN tb
county and has enjoyed great succe'
al ace It's establishment 10 the U!utt
States
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-30
Edinburg Items.

Mr.. joseph W. Marston has received
position 10 Stau nton.
Mrs Daniel Spiker, OF Mt Olive, and
Mrs. Casper Funkhouser, OF Rinkerton
are visiting relatives in this place,
Rov. I. Bsuserman preached the annual
sermon to the l. o o. F. in the Christian
church Monday night.
The first quarterly conference OF the
U. B. church was held here Saturday and
Sunday. The meeting was conducted by
Rev. George P. Holt, the prss1iog elder
Miss Hope McCan II, of Woodstock, was
visiting Miss Ollie Talhelm several DAYS
ago.
On Tuesday the people of this place
were startled by an alarm OF fire. The
fire proved to be in Lantz X Lindamo' ds
lumber ward. The fire was extingnished
before auy serious loss was inflicted.
Mr.. Thomas N. Hisey has moved to
Stanton.
Rev. Dir. Baumau, of Toms Brook
preacbed in the Reformed church Sunday
night.
The Edinburg Amateur Club gave q
drama entitled, 1.-THE Squire's Daughter"
in Boyer's Hall. Friday and Saturday
nights of last week.
On Saturday night as Messrs. kirb'
Grand-taff and John Bowman were driY-
ing home from the entertainment, they
met Fred. Grove who was driving IN the
opposits direction. Through carelessness
or mistake they both turned to the same
side of the street, causing COLLISION o.
the two buggics, throwing Grandstaff and
Bowmnn out on the pavement ana al
most demolshing the buggy. while Grove
escaped unhurt. fney made very
narrow escape. for ths night was inters =
~ dark. /.
Quite q number Of walnut logs are be-
inr prepared for shipmsnt at this place
Sir. C. p. wightman Is having his store
building painted in an artistic manner
Mrs. ]. II. Grabill was visiting here
several days ago.
The blse ball team is training ter tle
Gaming season. Adoiphus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-30
IFRAN0N NEWS.

The farmers are very busy 10 this sec
ton planting corn.
Nj. Philip Borden left last week to join
the cowboys in the far west.
Mr.. Henry Bauserman spent several
days last week IN Lebanon fitting VI
sporting
Mr.. McGhee, the famous mud spreader
was IN Lebanon last week looking NJ
work for the coming seasnn.
Rev Asa Richard preached tOa larg-
aud attentive congregationiast Sunday
Mr. Frank GraDill. of Wood't lcS, speni
last Sunday with his Lebanon friends.
Mr.. Charles Borden made hl-ty triI
10 Frederick and back to Lebanon las
Sunday. Charles has fast horse aud the
girls know IL.
Miss Bessie Shnll, Of Marlboro Fred
CO., IS spending a few days with Ms
Ella White, of this place
The blue hen owned by s. VI. Rlien
oar breaks tho record by laying ll9 egg
in the past 5 months. Wild BIZ.