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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

nected a somewhat pessimistc feeling The specuiaivs
movement quite brsk with the course 81 the rark-
variable after opening al decline Of eQs points, the
opening prices being lowest OF the day The carry
unsatisfactory cables and claims
OF Texas. with numerous private adyices IN
circulation 10 Later however 81 points IN
Texas reported clear weather, with no rams
Crop damaEe reports renewed and the market RAJ
LED quite eharply weekly Government crop report
added TO feeling by stating that While rsINrs
~ rust and shedding somewhat less numerous N
~. eastern NORTON Of the cotton reports = rust
and shedding continued undmnished for the central ana
opening n1!cdteq 1T
the last named sections The upward movement vas
arrested however by continued heavy receipts AT the
no-s IN with the sales Of SPOT cotton N
the Liverpool market while private cables reported an
unsettled feeling on part Of the English cotton
trade the bush crop advices from this side beng not
e~e afternoon the market was
cutie nervous Just before the close became weak
under an attack the bears closing oarey STEADY az
76s points decline.
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
fof1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

cash quotations were a. follows. Flour quiet; No
s2Tas %he9t qS2 q tsT, re- oa,s I2i.c No
white 2ia2Sc 40 white ON d22s.c No rye. 5ihc.
5; Il; Trmo 5mdhy seed Sc 25ss2 3d. clovsrseed
tract grade Sc 10: mess pork Dbl. 81 50nss 80 lard
* so 4ry satei shoulder. Gbosed IS 5oGs5 G2s
clear sides boxed 50 ESQ s. 90 whlstey dissrs M
srarals,sa sal On the produce tda the
iSai7c cheese arm 9aGloHc. Eggs firm fresh. l3c
red $500 coSn firm higher No mixed sc Oats
I Lsl aSe 9sc Bak heats hrn. 525c Bacon steady
Sc T. Whisky 9ue 81 % Butter steady Elgn creamery
STEADY liizc cheese nm. higher good prime Ohio
fat ioaioi4c
Duluth, Aus. 2e.-whea,--No hard cash. liz; Sep
Sc SsI5e@oer , DsGsmsF 69'e May '2"e No
Milwaukee. Aug 9.-Whsat lower No Northern
49, Barley arm; 10 2 41isa42c; sample. $50 +osc.
&c May 7ose Angus, new ee on 'rS sIs y NS
new e7sc. No Northern. old 67Sc; new, s6Ac.
Philadelphia Aug aWheat Ie lover contract grad grad
Aggas' ssgs9'G Corn ;e S white epDed
2sc. No do. 25'aq26c: No mixed do; 21AgG3e WOOL
@ ag ron s5 and wsss
prints Egg armer, good demand fresh nearby
eTr iaG he cheese irner New-York full creams fancy
small ioa4c fair choice. lOg10isc Ohio rats fancy
30 ' Flour 10 $500 sb. 25 90 SACKS wheat 1900
bush corn 5000 bush 9ss 40 $500 o 1Isn GOO Sush
st. Louis Aug. 20 -wheat-No red cash selss; Sep
tember s9'ac. December 727sc. May. 16se No hard
SSsg &c CornC On T, eas9 i6atsNo cash &c;
s se Psc' 81 S Ms H2S 70 white 2sSs7
@ y io~sT h S cash esfn 5 Sn e ssP
No mixed, 3tc. Oats dull. steady No mixea; &c.
Rye dull rT 80 SIS 6 SS SS ' o q North n
95c. South Lima and Indiana. Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
y PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. James

VI. varnum, a Surrogate 81 the County OF New YORK
Notice is hereby given all persons having claims
against Augustus Pearse late OF me County OF New
20 he subscriber their place u transacng business
No % East 2sth the Borough OF Manhatta,
and fhe city York. before the 10Th day OF
Noya-nbar next Dated New York the 9th day u May
500 S,uARIEs p PEARSE EDWARD TILLOU. Ex-
ecrtor Cir-RrON s BUCK Attorney FOR Executors No
- Liberty street Borough Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

HEMP AND JUTE-The general msrket FER hemp and
,9e was s. hT .p 6 S 9s Asns Temp Shipment -
ics MaFs ala hf sg s shpsh pnt 9sa UTE spot
s'sc 1ute spot dogsiS 'Ta.s- an 20 M n
so. i isnss sng Equal s 55a a,s tH Po
5 ais6 butts mixing = "'''' ~ '''e '''''
HIDEs-Hoders hrm in heir idea. and IN
som e sis hisne' Pm Maaraoras i6sa
- u1ro e. ornoGo h. TA Is.s vera cru,
i5isisc puerto cahello isAc La Guayra. lstc Cara
cas- , iS fci Pa i4ai a Pat:e @ ay
sn Sgo l2 san pTorrsso iS Msaaha ssa
rernamtuso r. 9Iie BAsa l-' M.F1 CIV
slaughter native steers l?al21c SH,, brands
soan,ry Slaughter naiiv. steers 1o.Glo'.c row. sh0
6e :5 wa @ f:@ and s3f
eeeo 2Ia?4.c se'q e9t , so. .2o3a. 'h 81
2S,ss thirds lea2lise. rsiects i5alee rH.sn light
5sS!s 90: "st a.. 2 sirs. H s6 backs Ss3 oT @
seconds soc bse. 72Sis oak dressed 6aeT 90 Ssa
betting butts s4aasc. Texas oak sole 1925 .,
METALsTlt metal market developed vel 4 sny M.
lower under free ore-ings and Ugh, nqIiry The
e the list ruled quiet and ureiansed with ne eS
c.7on q peter Which showed the dPTessns nnu s5
consumption II copper bear Spectators in tAis metal re
Trained from operating 70 any marked degree Tn gen
With the raae On The aer, for new Developments A,
ous at SIS 5oSss for Yo ' copD closed quiet
unchanged a; sis 20 tin easy t3l l2sG3l S7'7 lead
ruet ara UNCHANGED 81 6Od4 s2l. spelter az the
close easier a; 81 40d5 50
MOLASsES AND sYRUPS--A very SLOW trade vas
reported both molasses ard to-day with prices
named steady Comparatively ltttle syrup
offered f-r sals Glucose Q1et and unchang@d
Quotations follow NtV-O9lears centrifugal comm ~
sL a2c fair l3q good. lGalso: prime 20d26c New
Orleans open kettle 3213Gr. Porto Rico 2Sq35c, fyTypf
common i3a14c fair. l5g17c good 1870. prime 200
2ic; fancy 200c3c
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The sail tonnage market retained
generally quiet appearance the scarcity ~ vessels re
srcfirg ne business volume Rates strong IN All
departments steamers for grain received very Htte az
tsrii9n. but previous rates were tairy wei shtnrl
this being particularly the case with forward boats
q iO1,d September 4t.d Octoter 7isi Berth
term rates nomlnaIy - isd02s 81 Tor prompt and
early boats 70 principal .Qorts United KnsGom eng
Continent: septenber Is i0i1dn3s October Is 3iH
81 a.. Tonnss. load cotton the South continued
request with about previous rates prevailing 1ln et
unchanged Quotations n Liverpool were .4si
London sid. Glasgow. "a Bristol. 4sd. Lelth +Nf
Hull. 4hd. Newcastle fisd. Antwerp. SD Hamburg
50 pfEs: TIC Ansterdam Sc: cotton 20 Iv-
ternher. London. oats. q 81.
oILS-The cottonseed oil market dun and barely
steady az unchanged prices Lnseed oil ruled nrn, WIN
petroleum also higher. al grades being advanced 70
points Quotations follow Petroleum bbs 81 20 ana
In bulk s. Philadelphia, bbls 81 - and IN bulk - %
renned cases. NevYork. 50 rs crude naphtha- eago-s
so - C0tOnEeed oil-Primr crude
nominal. prime crude mills l7Qlsc: prime SUMMER
yellow 26c on summer yellow DC. tutter grace ~
soc prime white, .9e, prime winter yellow" Sog"-e' IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 80 1899.

niddliug 5-6c good ordinary 1s-ise net receipts
20 bales gross i6s shipments, a5f stock 90 ~. . an,
savannah Aug 20 Cotton quiet, middling, 3 l5-l@
low rrAdlinz 3-lGc receipts. 1871 exports coastwse
csc. sales 10. stock. ihs+3 an
v-oreans. Aug. Z9-c7tton steady. niddlins
- i6c low mddng 2 iec; good ordinary az; ne'
Goa -tgise 500 sales. 500. stock. i31.sss 49,
29.--Cotton STEADY mioniing 0sH
1919: Low mddns 8 i6c receipts LES baiss snip
nents 1884. sales AZ. stock, lOi1s -, -
Norfolk Aug 29-Cotton steady midflng sc. ""
niddlng re- good ordinary. Sl8o receipts BIS oass
exports Grsd Britain, 30; cosstwise SS" SAFES 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
6urroaatc's Notices.

he PEYSTER, MAk1ANNA MOORE-In
~ nurwuapce Of an order Of Hon. James NJ. Varnun a
.--orsfs NJ the County Of York. notice is hereby
given 70 all persons having claims against Mariana
M9ora de OF the county Of New YORK, de-
cessed 70 present the vouchers thereof the
stscrber ar Ills place OF transactng business the ONCE
~ his attorneys Messrs Wilmer & Garfield. No IS Wall
street Manhattan New York City on or before the sni
dsv In october Dated New York, March 2th lsss
WILLIAM n DONGAN DE PEYsTER. Executor. VII
NER GARFIELD. Attys fo- Executor, No As Wal! ST.
Nsrbatfan New York City y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
LIVERPOOL corroS MARKETS,

Liverpool Aug % ! p m-Cotton-spot. limited de-
mand. prices favor buyers American mid ing Ss-led
The sales Of 5000 haes. Of which 800 were
for speculation and included 300 American
Pn,eirts OOO bales American. Futures opened and
closed quiet AZ the decline. American mlddling. l.
August 80 efd3 3l-64d sellers August and September
6i % ;0-sfd sellers; September and October p $40
- f4i sellers October and November .8-fid sellers
November and December 2J-e4d se.ers December and
January 2564d sellers January and February p bii
sellers February an1 March. 256493 % 64d Sc lers
Narch and APRIL 2S-4d value April and May 2t-b+n
st buyers NAY ana June 27s4d buyers. June ana
Tufr 2 : -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Trains arrive at aae Depart from Grand Central S'A'a
: sIai sAcr-t -
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION. 49,
Ella A. NJ ard SIS ? ". Daily. except sunday "
Pi'tsfeid: sundays only at ~
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
with pintsch Light =.
Ticket Offices AZ ;ls 2s,. Il? and i2in B.o,s.s'
i25h St and I3sth ST. Stations New York: 53s and 72s
FrSn s an .p7S sr.st Tor New YORK.
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from ho'ei o.
residence nv Westco.. rxpress Company
GEORGE n. DANIELS. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
IEHICH VALLEY.

80, Cortsndt snf Dcsnroes s'ree
r. Ferriesf
Time IVES. I'D Other nsures corandt OF 800
Streets Daily except sunday SUNDAY ons ''n', tIs.
daily Sunday leave. s. IS sunday leaves D. SU''''
tS.5J > .OOAs Local Cor EAsToS; r.rrs,a
sf.55 eSOS For BUFFALO NlagAhA rAlt~r so'
West and principal local points Psror sHa Dn1g 'A' 'o
t.ii'55 100 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND *.
PRESS" andsomest train In ne word ira 20 ses..s
ransrv Due purao Is connecting wtn through serpes
toDetr5 asi Chicago plnng Car service q carte. ,
'.tr Sx =, ans " Tor wiLkES BAkRE SCRANTON
t.333 40Sr n Coal Branches and is,eymsiiste poina
NIX x'l0Px Local MACH CHUNK
XIX X S1P Express FASToS-
.Sht M 0SPn For Buffalo snc points West rnroush
eleeYiSg cars 10 Chicago aud TORONTO. ...-.
~, X - on Px Express FOR BUFFALO and TORONTO.
Noss hui siesplns Car passengers carried.
siO.25 O30P-M torlIhAtA EOChts lEt- bNfraO
and West Sleeping Carr 10 chicago.
% Fl NFlEIp and BOUND BROOK, locals daily e,cepe
sunday 80 81 10 % X .D - 10 Do :. > and sd p NJ
Tickets and Pullman at ls sl 10 SIS ~ and
sIl Broadway square 2s5 Columbus Ave- -
81 Futon 81 Court s. Btwy and Annex Station Brooklyn
Transfer call for and check baggage from hots %
resldencs through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
Great Br1th

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caples-spot eot.h
IN buyers favor. sales 5000 bales speculation ana -
bales midcIinr upland 3s-ied futures opened barely
.assy. nartai Load advance ana closed quiet. net
1nobansed 20 n -64d decline DecembeT-J anuary SZls
January-Februsry. a2Ss Fsb5saTy- March - -
June-Juiy 3.Zss: august. 3soi1s Aussst-septeneer
October. 32Ia1s. October
Q 3es- Novenber-Deeember. 25s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o1iet sno hrrn. Cioths-Orders AZ low hrits 49,,
"T, Ioiurn and quoted
.s follows. ODium cases So 1888 %, lohbinE :" -Ve
So 3d. powdered 81 OgSi l5 morphine DuIA e. Oo ouHe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS

VIA tAISkILI@
No summer Outing complete without visit 10 the
Mountain -
The CArsK1LL MOUNTAIN, OTIS ana NEW TAN
NERSNII.LE RAILWAYS make direct connections with
Day Line ana Night Line Steamboats, and all Railroads,
anordng the SHORTEST Route all points sunni
Ht Of the Eastern CStskllx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

755. % 80, 1910 DesbEosses street i0l9 Cooanas
street lOl0 lDrnS carp. l055 tlJinlns ssn a ,:
2l5I 255 g. % consressionsl Lin" all Psrl'r snd
Dining Csrsl AS Dning carr $50 toinins Sat, 80
% 9sh'i Su9 70 . Con so al I al
Psror and Dining Cars) 425 Dining Car). 49, .Din-
ing car; SO m IL 10 nish, 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For Msmphi'
aad N NTw or 61 - m; DAY. >, m and SIS
cHEsAPEAKE 8 OHIO RAnwAI,r tSTE N; saiy;
ATLANTIC cTrYw2io p N. week days do-stros.ss
vesssIita Rrain Bures Pa1ior cars Coach
and Combined Coach
CAPE n wse l,SS ,,cn Railroad ron
West Twenty-third street s,suon! sos n az. IA
brosses stree0 500 900 a. m, " 90 30 Saturday,
enly) go 3io go 40 $40 20 p n s, sun1S ~
s& ~ y p m iron o on1ya 20 sos sS
te3. SIS. 100 =. Sundays. SIS sf5 A. NJ 10 D. u"
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oio DesSrosses Cortisndt streets 81 0. rs ~
sS. ESQ. s2 900 Fenna. Limited l1lo tDs.or2sassss
street 10 10 1rssndt s'ree, ssbrsse. sree
30. cortlandt Street l5: 2 IS - % as ,DiIssg
Carr, 4 IS Dining Car, SIS Dining Car: I52 20
p m. IL 40 night: SUNDAYS. Go SIS. s9o - = %
Dining can. 2S. sD. % Dining Can, t q, DINING
Car, 80 .DHins csr' 80. SS s sss az III asa al
Broadway; Aston House; West Twenty-thira strees
a3t stations fos q an street as g ro.a.sy
jersey city TIE York Transfer Company VIII oal
FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone pi. Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
J. r Ba H T=S ffrys y-R WOOD.
General General Pass Ab-n,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
E ss;oS aa'a X New sss = b.fss 81
, and south Ferry Mhit sa, u 81 a., -
ave minutes earlier thar that given below for LoefV
-' Trains issv. foot Of Liberty 81.
400 7is. $40 NJ, 600 n 70 Eas'On ., a go. a
CSC :.s. 7so (, e. Efi 90 600 sfHdsT' 40 600
For wilk.sbarie Ptts,on. and Scranton. 400. ste
~ p.s e asa f ss7fss :. q 10 s
COCO. l:ao 70 Reading, A. n 80 |iso 40 30
ss s to to ssss'as T. sii ss@ S'sss'
Reading r A All lLio RsxiIfL ROUTE.
100 ss.rt = :: 0Cy ss-. .sia sSo -
Far Late~cod Tom. River. ard Barness. .4so sas
A. H. ''o SO sxSDY y HOOK ssGS'' Rc It'll A.
From ,, PIsT n T. iSS Rector Do1, St "A.
sSss.y. 300 4 u. 10 rs ? i
For particular, tin. .,s,.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA R 4JS AND WASHING
% p,nns Car 20 Royal Blu: %,s.n, 3, 9
49, d R'a!es Dlsi2s s.! 'sS Rss.l fis:
sl''sa. $50 e'n or so $50 P 800
5isss;I g. Ri:if Il '':'; "a;
2's - , s' SO cop s9y Aye fss
williamsb:.iy The New York Transfer Co. will call for
check from hotels or residences to desaa-
::E.om Liberty s. only 7,
sFtom South Ferry At AIS P. "
hFrom South Ferry s:IO P n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

~ received their uptown oflcs No i242 Broadway.
"a door Of 3i--st until o'clock advertise
menis received the following branch oces az regular
once until O'Clock . viz 20 Sh ave-. A. e.
cor 23d-st 152 6h-ave i2th-st Mays. shave
i4th-s i42 Columbus near West ooth st loS
West ted-st. neaE Sth-sys.l " EAst INIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
tOa

Rio-Coree market quiet. No Rio. $3.50: exchange.
Sd receipts 25 900 bags davs cleared for the United
states 1900 bags. cleared for Europe 1000. stock S34o0
The statistical position q brazilian coffee IS as foo"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
DELAWARE. LACKAWAANA & WESTERN

New York foot OF Barclay and Christopher
Ste Leave. ATTiye.
lIshamt0n Mail ........-........ so an. $50 pm.
Buffalo Ithaca & OsUeBo Ex...'lV.Oo an. 500 ,.
Chicago Bun. Express. loo pm $50
Scranton, Wiikesbarre 4 plymouth
Express neutrality-suspicious.. 40o pm - 20 pm.
Chicago 4 Buffalo Lin. Ex....... '7oo pm. 80 a. m
Bun Elk (aT Bun. T45 a. ND. 40 pm. 80 80 m.
Ithaca Oswego Utica Ex... 800 pm. 81 80
sleeper Scranton. May be occupied to 30 A. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 49, 40 and
ESQ broadway and - Park Place
Wescott's Express Co will call for and check baggags
20 destination. 'Dally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

$40, cotton ruled quiet with QUOTATIONS. unchange1 On
the basis ga middlng upland and she for mldlns
Cf as co-rare SAC and &c. respectively year
ARC Toal sales 81 as bales FOR consumption Spot
cotton IN Southern (mddng auotedl was reported
by special oispatche. Exchange as follows New
orleans steady 1916: Mobile quiet SIC; Savannah
ouiet l3 l6c Charleston steady, sac, l-l6c lower' WI
mington steady Sac Norfolk steady. 6rc, Baltimore
nominal 6i4c Memphis steady. lo-lbc. Augusta tieany
a Is S.. Louis quiet Sc
The eypo-t movement follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
NAVAL STORES.

rsthc- better feeling pervatsd ths markc' to-tay
Spirits FIRM and n higher following improved Do,
mand. Eosln qilet but firm ~ The hisher priced
varieties although low grades neglected Tar Tie'
about steady IN Quotations follow
TAP-Pegua-s g. 80. 20 oil hsls s. 70
SPIRITS TrRPENTINF-t7i Z $50 .-... 80
EosIN-C'7uuon ., goo. strained s. . - ~ 81 -.
81 20. r 81 45GSl o. n - 10 81 -. X So NJ 8 30
y. 50 ~. w @. 81 q y. g 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug c9-sprins wheat, easy; No Northern
old SPOT &c No Northern. 7it.c winter wheat du
30 red, 72he. No white, 7?e Corn dull and % YEA
No yellow, BIC No yellow 36kc, No corn 500
36t4c No corn Sec oats fairly active ana slightly
easier. No white Csc 30 3 white. 24i4 d2Alsc. No !
white 23izc Nc mixed 23 No mixed. 23c. Rye
sees Of No 1 track. sec Canal freights quiet Flour
STEADY
Chicago Aug 2o-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
STOCK ON HAND.

firm. anged
savannah. Aug ca-sprts turpertins nru al 45c; re
ceipts. i.45i bbIs sales. l,4l5. k'sin hrm and IN
changed. receipts. 4.lsS bales. sales. Esq
Wilmington Aug 20 spirits turp4n'ine quiet and
steady a. 44G44ilc: receios fl2 casks Rosn firm at
and Csc receipts 33i bbs crude trpen'tne hrn AZ
81 60 and 81 60 receipts. ~ bills Tar steady al 81 80
receipts 46i bbs
LIdon Aug 29-rurpentlne-s Spirits 3Ss 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

Rece pts Of breadsuns at interior poHts IN % S,s
last three ciphers 1000 omitted fIour o"'s' e''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

brosses ana Cortlsndt Streets.
eyThe leaving time from Desbrosses anu
Cortiandt Streets In nve minutes later INN
that given below for TweEty-thtrd strees
Station, except where otherwise noted.
..., A. N. rAsI MAIL.--l.m ~ tnV pune fNror
Cars New iOrk Plttsb0fg. Sleeping Gar FtVs"us
10 80 10 fIttsburs
S.35 A. N. FAST LINE@-Pit;sburg sad Clsyeiand,
O.55 a. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Compartment sleeping Dining, snok.ns ana -ocarasu
Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo, Slbe'h"~"'
Indiana polls Louisville, ST Louis ..-ss -
I.S5 u. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EAPkESS-rs'
Louisville (via cincnnatD. Indianapolis. Cnieaso o.
Louis. $500. -.
$50 j.. VI. WESTERN EXPRESs.-For ChioSs" -"
.s5 y. ". so5-THWisTERN ExPREss.-For Pits
burg Cleveland NASHVILLE via Cncinnsup, Louis'u's
Indianapolis, ~. LOUIS.
7.55 =. VI. Pacific EXpP FsS.--For Pittsoury ana
Chicago For Knoxville daily VIA shensndoah 'a"eS
Route Connects for Cleveland except SATURDAY
S.2S =. VI Desbrosses and Corsndt street, 10 p n
MAIL AND EXPRESs.-Pullmsn bu1et sl-ep.ns -
New York Altoona. East Liberty, Fl,taDArs' eH"
points West daily excep, SUNDAY. No coaches
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-05-05
The Sin of Frettinr.

There is one sin which seems to me is
everywhere, and by everybody is under
estimated, and quite too much over
looked in estimation of character. 1t is
the sin of fretting. 1t Is az common as
air, as speech; so common that unless it
rises above it's usual monotone we do not
observe it, Watch any ordinary coming
together of people and see how MANY
minutes it will be before somebody frets
that is. makes some more or less COM
planning statement of something or other,
which most probably every one in the
room, or in the car or at the street cor
ner, as it may be, knew before, and
which, most probably, nobody can help.
Why say anything about it? 1t is cold,
it is hot, it is wet, it is dry somebody
has broken an appointment, ill-cooked
meal; stupidity or bad faith somewhere
has resulted in discomfort. There are
plenty of things to fret about. 1t is
simply astonishing how much annoyance
and discomfort may be found in the
course of every days living, even at the
simplest, if one only keeps sharp eye
out on that side of things. Even Holy
Writ says we are born to trouble as
sparks flying upward. But even to the
sparks flying upward, in the blacklist of
smoke, there is blue sky above, and the
less time they waste on the road the
sooner they will reach it. Fretting is all
time wasted OIL the road.-Helen Hunt.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-05-05
The Care IF Roaes.

June roses require pruning but once a
year. This should be done in spring, as
soon as one is able to see where the
strongest and healthiest shoots are go
ing to be. The old wood should be cut
back nearly half, and all weak, unhealthy
branches are thick, they should be
thinned out well. Air should have free
circulation through the plant. -.
Hybrid perpetuals require different
treatment. As their flowers are pro-
duced on new growth only, they should
be grown OH system which insures the
constant production of such growth. This
is done by making and keeping the soil
very rich, and by cutting the plants back
The term perpetual is a misleading one,
because it carries with it the idea that
the roses in this class are, under all con-
ditions, ever-bloomers. But such is not
the case. They bear Il prOruse crop OF
flowers in June and July. After that,
by pursuing the treatment advised above,
they bloom at intervals during the sea-
son, but never in such prof,,sion as in
early summer. Without the treatment
varieties are shy boomers, and will only
give an occasional flower after July. The
freest' boomers are not prolific enough
to suit the lover of fine roses, but their
flowers, though few in number compared
with those of the first crop, are SO large.
SO fine in form. so rich in color and so
fragrant as general thing that we cam
not afford to overlook this class in max
ing our collection Of roses 1t requires
more attention than any other, but the:
results are we'll worth all the cure we ex-s.
pend on it. s ss5s. = s5.. - IF ssS
OF the June roses the best for general
use are the MOSES. in red, pink aud
white; the Provence and the good old
sdaHask, both delight fully sweet, large,