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NEEDED sUPERHUMAN ENERGY.
One Man Cannot Fill the Offices Of Premier and
Foreipn canrafarv

LONDON. July 28.-In the House of Lords
tonight Baron Straheden raised the Ques-
ton as to whether the Office of Premier
ought to be combined with that of Foreign
Secretary. Lord Salisbury replied that
Gladstone had asserted it was impossible
for one man to discharge the duties of both
Offices unless possessed of superhuman en-
ergy. This might be true when the Premier
was the leader in the Commons, but when
the Premier was in the House Of Lords the
case was different.
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THE WHEAT OUTLOOK.
The English Crop VIII Fall Slightly Be-
Ivy fha Aver. q

ICW AS hF6A
LONDON, July 2S.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press says: The improved weather has bet
tered the prospects of wheat. although the
expectations of crop over the average are
gone, the outlook being that it will be per
cent less than the usual crop. Barley, oats
and beans suffered less than in 1889. In
English wheat, patent is at fancy rates;
good samples of heavy white are quoted at
Heavy imports of foreign wheat prevented
an advance. The spring corn trade is firm.
Maize is in large supply, yet good inquiry
caused an advance of Id. in northern mar
ket5 and 3d. in southern markets. To-day
English wheat is trivial the demand being
fair at an advance of Cd. Forsign wheat is
firm.
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KNOCKED OUT.
Glove Contest Before the New Orleans Audu-

Glove Contest Before the New Orleans kudu-
bon Athletic Association.
NEW ORLEANS, July 28.-Arthnr Upham
of New London, Conn.,, and Bob Filzsim-
mons, New Zealander, fought before the
Audubon Athletic Association tonight for
$1,000 purse. Upham was at Fitsimmons'
mercy. The fl ght could have been finished
in the second round, but Fitzsimmons took
the matter easy. Upham was game, and
insisted on fighting after all chances were
gone. He was knocked out in the fifth
rnupd
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The usual crowded houses attended the
performance of The City Directory" and
the new songs and business introduced for
this week.
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Men and Arms

New YORK, July 2S.-The Star says that
Consul General Baiz of Guatemala admits
that he is considering offers of ex-army
officers for furnishing 5000 men for Guate-
maa, to he taken there as workmen for
new telegraph line and that, negotiations
have been made for 80, 900 rifles.
Coffee merchants are alarmed about the
coming coffee croD
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Lights aud Shadows"

The Bush-street Theater is for the nonce
given up to melodrama. Last evening Mr..
Joseph Il. GriSmer and Miss Phoebe Davies,
supported by their own company, began
season at this house in Mr.. Charles Gayler's
work, Lights and Shadows"-said to have
had a most successful run in New York
last season. 1t is sensational enough to
suit the tastes of those play goers
who find amusement in this class of
dramatic entertainment. Some of the
situations are intense, even if i'm
probable, but that is matter about
which an audience does not trouble itself
mucn. So long as the play goes biff-
bang that is all that is looked for. After
all, people do not 60 to 4 theater to find
fault with what manager sets before
them, but to derive as much pleasure and
amusement as possible out of the en-
tertainment. Lights and Shadows" has a
good deal of thrill in it. and some of it is of
a bloOd-curdling character. The story
is one of revenge kind of ven-
detta-and shows what a woman
will 90 sometimes to get even with her
betrayer. There is a she-devil in Mr..
Grismer's play whose thirst for vengeance
seems unappeasable, seeking every oppor-
tunity to injure the kith and kin of the
man who wronged her. She has young
lady abducted and tOrtures her in diaboll-
Cal indHUeT, L his Is QOU6 WltulH utaIluS VI
her enemy's son, the lover Of the unfortu-
nate girl, and who is poweress to inter-
fere. This furnishes a thrilling situation.
For frst-nlght performance the play went
very smoothly. A number of alterations in
the dialogue and stage business might
be made to advantage, Mr.. Grismer had
the leading role. Mark Melburn-a man
that passes through good many hair
breadth escapes, and comes ont outwardly
unscathed. He played it carefully and
well. Miss Phoebe Davies, as the suffering
heroine, Edith BroughtOn, was ladylike,
earnest and sympathetic, and, with Mr..
Grsmer, was called several times before
the curtain. Mr. James Z. Garden
was cast for Rufus Melburn,
man seeking to keep up position
in the world by false show, and who ap-
propriates his nephew's money to do
this, subsequently killing himself. This
sterling actor made the most of his oppor-
tunities. He also doubled the part of
Claude Maui, an Artist, but the pains be-
slowed uponit was unworthy his abilities.
Mr. Scott Cooper, Mr.. Lorimer Johnston
and Mr.. George ii. Trader did their share
of the work very effectively. Miss Della
.Macquaid and Miss Sarah Stevens afforded
valuable aid. Lights and Shadows"
should do good weeks business.
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Stopped by the Pol ce.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-A fifteen-round
match between Charley Smith, who claims
the championship of England, and Sam
Collins of New York began at H0boken to-
night, but was stopped by the police in the
eighth round, before either man secured any
decided advantage.
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D suatctes Frem Ministers.

WASHINGTON, July pa telegram was
received this morning by the acting Secre-
tary Of State from Minister Pitkin at Buenos
Ayres. stating that a revolution of arms is
in progress, the army divided and state OF
siege declared.
The British Minister at DuenUs Ayres
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An Interesting e Race.

DULUTH (Minn.), July 2S.-After delay
of two hours on account of rough water the
following got in position for the profess
si0nal Consolation race: Teneyck. Hamm,
Wise and Mckay. The race was an inter-
esting one. Time-reneyck 81 20, Hamm
q %, Wise 81 "a. Mckay being distanced
The course was three miles with turn.
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Killed in a Collision.

MANCHESTER, July 2S. - An accident
happened in the new Manchester ship canal
to-day. Two workmen's trains, through
some unexplained stupidity of the switch
man, collided. Four workmen were in
stantIy killed and sixty others injured.
The news spread through the city, and the
greatest excitement prevailed.
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ARMS FOR GUATEMALA.
An Army o: 5000 Train ed Soldiers rendered
The GoyPrumept

the Government
NEW YORK, July pa morning paper
says that negotiations were completed yes
terday in behalf OF Guatemala for
the purchase of 10000 stands of arms.
1t also says an army of 5000
trained soldiers has been rendered
that Government. Consul-General Baiz,
it is alleged, acknowledged that offers of
assistance have been made. He said that
one man, an ex-COlonel in the Seventh
Missouri Infantry, offered to raise 5000 re-
cruits within two weeks time and have
them all equipped aud ready to sail. He
says the pyivates and officers will be men
who nave borne arms and seen good deal
of actual lighting in the civil war. He be-
lieves with 5000 men who can stand firm
under fire and shoot accurately he can sub
due all Central Ameria.. il necessary.
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Opposed to a Recount.

ST. PAUL, July 2S.-The Chamber of
Commerce has adopted resolutions protest
ing against a recount of the census in the
city of st. Paul, if such a recount is TO be
made solely ON account of alleged frauds In
Minneapolis and because Of Jealousy be-
tween the cities,
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Snecie Exnarts.

NEW YORK, July 2s-Von Hoffman &
Co. have ordered 100000 in gold bars for
export to Europe. Exports of specie last
week amounted to S2,37S,3 ,361. of which
S1,446, SAL were silver and S921,520 gold.
With the exception of $14305 in gold which
went to the West Indies, all the specie ex-
ported was consigned direct to London.
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LEAGUED WITH BRIGANDs.

Officials Share the Booty of Thieves-ChEis-
tians in Danger.
LONDON, July PA correspondent Of
the Daily News in Macedonia, describes the
province. as In possession Of the Arnauts.
The officials, he says, are leagued with
brigands, and share their booty, and the
lives of Christians are held as nothing. He
instances a number of outrages.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-29

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The visible supply
of grain as compiled by the New York Prod
uce Exchange is: Wheat, is, ,392, 600 bushels, a
decrease OF 165, 900; corn Il, ,o20 600 bushels, a
decrease of ,107 900; oats, :, ,629. 900 bushels,
decrease of 53l 900; barley, 3S9, 600 BUSH
els decrease of 1900
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-29

LONDON, July 2S.-A dispatch from Bue-
nos Ayres states that the leaders of the
revolutionary movement belonged in that
city. They were incensed that the best po-
sltions under the Government were given
to men from the Province of Cordova
The dispatch further says that Senior Roca
will probably resume the Presidency, as it
Is believed he is the only ma { capable of
restoring confidence Previous to arrang-
ing the armstice the war-ships, which had
just. Joined the revolutionary movement,
bombarded the loyalists' stronghold.
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Inhpstown Floed contribu ions.

HARRISBURG Pa.), July 2S Secretary
Kremer of the Johnstown Pal Flood Re
lief Committee has issued report showing
that the total contributions received wers
So. 1928 80. The total expenditures were
S2.S45, $40 SO. The commission has S67,-
2O5 AZ cash in hand.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-29

The alarm from Station 237 at AS o'clock
this morning was for fire in stable
on Dolores street, owned by a man named
Kennedy. Twelve horses were burned to
death. Loss $500
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.A scnttish Yillaea Bnrned.

LONDON, July 2S.-The village of Brae.
In Scotland. was nearly destroyed by fire.
Many buildings were destroyed. Four
women were killed and many persons in
iurei
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-29
BLOCKED TELEGRAMs.
Minister Mizner's Dispatches Not Received
in Washington.

CITY OF MEXICO. July 2S.-The United
States is making official inquiries to ascer-
taiH what has become of the telegraphic
correspondence of Minister Miner, resi-
dent at Guatemala for the State Depart
hent at Washington. 1t is evident that
Mizner has endeav0red to send telegrams
from Guatemala to La Libertad for re-
transmission TO Washington by cable, and
That they have been blocked in Guatemala.
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Fstal Accident.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), July 2s,WhIle
men we're placing trestle in the new rail-
road bridge near here to-day bent broke
and fell, striking barge containing twenty
five men. One of the men was drowned
and two fatally hurt.
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Thqt Alleged Annexation Scheme.

WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Don Cello Caesar
Mareno says he is here to see Blaine about
Minister Carter's scheme to annex Hawaii
to the United States. Mareno insists that
Carter has been recalled as Minister to the
United States
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'sThe Yrc.-Admiral"

Made a good impression at the Tiyoli.
The libretto is not much to boast of, but
Millocker's music is particularly well
worth listening to in this instance.
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YOUTHS DIRECTORY. = Friends oil the
Youths Directory, Catholic charitable nstitu-
tion for housing homeless boys, are making
preparat ions to give an entertainment for the
benefit of the home.
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Re,nrn If Emnernr William.

BERLIN, July 2S.-Emperor William ar
rived at Wilhelmshaven on his return from
the Norwegian waters. He is looking ex-
ceedingly well.
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Pissed a Third Readin q.


LONDON, July 2s.-The Heligoland bill
passed the third reading in the Commons
to-day.
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Pow Works Rnrned.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 2S.-The plant of the
Monitor Plow Works was burned this after
noon. .entailing loss of $4,000. Fully
insured.
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BEET SUGAR.

Large Amount Of Capital Invested in the In
dustry in Nebraska
New YORK, July 28.-A Washington
special says: Nebraskans here are keenly
interested in the tariff fight which will be
made in the Senate when the sugar section
of the tariff is reached. They expect to see
at least half the present duty retained.
Nebraska is preparing to produce beet
sugar on large scale. Since January 1st
it is said over half a million dollars worth
of beet sugar machinery has been imported
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- EXCITED GRAIN MARKET.

Rapid Advance in Prices of Options for
Wheat and Corn.
New YORK, July 2S.-A bull fever was
raging in both wheat and corn all day long.
and in both cereals the prices for options
advanced to the highest point Of the year.
The advance was not so great in wheat as
in corn. The upward movement rests
solely upon reports of damage to crops here
and in Europe. Brokers report that most
of the buying orders were received direct
from Chicago The total sales of wheat
were S,520,OC0 bushels; corn, 4,216,OO0
haio
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A False Alarm.

The alarm from Box "a at o'clock this
morning. rung in from Valencia and Mar
ket streets, was false one.
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EzETA REINFORCED.

Great Enthusiasm in h sslvadorian Ranks.
humors Of Iefsat.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 28.-There is
great enthusiasm among the Salvadorians.
General Rivas, with 5000 Indians from Co.
jutepeQue, has reinforced Ezeta'S army.
There are rumOrs of another defeat of the
GuatemaIans, who are still relreatng and
the Sally adorians are advancing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-29

LONDON. July 2s.-A feeling of depres-
sion prevails on the Stock Exchange. Ar
gentine ana UTaguayan issues are practi-
cally unstable, aud have declined from
to per cent.
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sent dispatch to the Foreign Office last
ceedng and there had been heavy firing.
The dispatch further says an armistice has
been arranged until tomorrow. The town
is temporarily quiet.
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PUBLICITY NOT DESIRABLE.
Information declined in the Case Of British
NeVa 0ficers

Neva' Officers
LONDON, July 2S.-In the House Of Com
mons Sir James Ferguson, Parliamentary
Secretary of the Foreign Office. stated that
as the legality Of the act ions OF the British
naval officers in Newfoundland would be
tried by court of law it was not desirable
to state under what imperial law of pre-
rogative the crown officers instructions
we're framed
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Berserker's Tins.

NEw York, July s.-The following are
Berserker's tips on the Monmouth races:
First race, Tavestor or Bella; second race,
Fairy or Castatia; third race, Judge Mo-
row or Demuth; fourth race. Firenzi or
Eurusi hfth race, Mikado or Theodosius;
sixth race, Dwyers' Best or Sluggard.
The tips on the Saratoga races are: First
race, Blue Rock or Lady PulsIfer; second
race, Ruperta or Sir John; third race, Ma
tional or Bertha Campbell; fourth race
Kingston or Lougstreet; fifth race, White
Nose or ROyal Garter,
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HORSE-STEALING.
A Prisoner in Chicago Jail Wanted in


Kansas.
SPRINGFIELD Qll), July Ex-Governor
Fifer has issued warrant to the Sheriff of
Cook County for the custody of Frank
Woodruff, alias Black, upon requisiton
of the Governor of Kansas. Woodruff is
charged with stealing mare n Olathe,
Kans.. from f. Murry. Woodruff is in Jail
in Chicago for stealing horse. When ar
rested he passed as the man who drove the
wagon in which DR.. Cronin's body was car
ried away after lie was murdered. Wood
ruff has mother in San Francisco.
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Hailed With Delight

PARIS, July 2S.-Members of the Argen-
tine colony in this city publish a note in La
Lberte hailing the revolution in BuenOs
Ayres, because, they say, President Gel
mans financial policy has ruined the public
credit and private fortunes.
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THE Dead Heart" Miss Payn is making
elaborate preparations to appear in Teper-
tolre ol classic plays this season.
TURF EVENTS.
SunOl Hill EndeaVOr to Lover the Record
Of Maud S.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Oue Of the Directors
of the Northwestern Breeders Association,
which will give trotting meeting next
month at Washington Park, has returned
from Detroit. He made arrangements with
Marvin, the driver Of Sunol. to trot the
great filiy here against 2:SA, or Maud s.
fastest record for a trntter
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-29

At the Baldwin on Sunday evening last
was honored by large attendance. and,
with the exception of the "Romeo and
Juliet" selection, the programme was well
carried out. The benefciaries realized
ahout S250 each
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11
MINOR LOCALS

A force of hands was at work yes
terday excavating for the foundations
of the new brewery which is 10 be !oca
ted in theEast end of Roanoke~
Gents stiff and felt haas just
received at E. Goetzs, 81 Salem
avsuue. novlf-t
The old Grocer furnace went into
blast Thursday evening after an Idle
ness of several weeks Tor repairs.
BOYS and children hats at E.
Gcetz's, 81 Salem-ayeuue. novl4-t
The officers of Mount Vernon
Lodge, l. 0. 0. T., in the Wright
Block, were installed last night.
-Children's and infants shoes veGY
chenp at L. Goetz's, q Salem-avenue.
nCvl4t
No cases have been, before Mayor
Carr for the past two days.
Hats, caps ard umyelias al b.
Goetz's. 81 SGlem-ayenue. novl4-t
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11
said commissioner shall, furthermore,

said commissioner shall, furthermore,
seal up in separate packages the bal
lot cast for and against this ordinance
within two days after the closing OF
said polls, transmit the same to the
clerk of the council, to be kept among
the archives of the council, and the
said packages are not to be opened
during the space of twelve months
thereafter without the order OF the
president.
A Copy-Testc:
GEO. l.. BENNETT,
Clerk
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11

la presenting pratt's Astral Oil
to your notice, we offer the best
Burning and Illuminating Oil ever
put or the market The perfection
reached in its manufacture is the
result of the very best methods, un-
RENTING care in its dis5illation, EN-
ployment of the highest mechanical
skill, and the closest attention to
evesy Detail. The oil is
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11

Gents fine handmade SHOES al IL
Goetz's, q salem-avenue. novl4-t
OYSTERS on the hall sheliat Catogni's.
dec l4tli
rrvon wan. lois III HYDE Park
cal at once.
uol5 til FRANCIS 3. KEMP 6 Co
Go to Davis s Co, jefferson s;ieet.
for stap!e aad fancy groceries.
dec20lmi
A heanfifr1l Stock of Japanese goods
have inst been received by L. II.
Stewart s Co. +
Bay Ioar cooking stoves from Nh,
Jennings s. Co., near market house.
Sa!em avenue. I
Tor fire insurance call at the office
ot,he Roanoke Tlu.t. Dan AID Safe
Deposit CO. dec2S tt
Antique oak dining and chamber
suits IN large variety III 4. II. stew
art y 90.
Stoves! stoves stoves. cheaper
than ever ct NJ. Il. Jennings u Co.,
Salem avenue, near market rouse.
octi-tf
Cheap lots on inslallments, cheap
lots for cash, cheap lots usual terms.
}. T. Winglield, Insurance aud real
estate agent. t
Pure country lard. surnr-cure,l hau<.
hrsaLras4 baco. and hojo.,ua at Davis
& 20 dec2O.Imi
So .,,4 . ,,ooa ,orrel of family
-four 90 TO Davis s. Co.. erocers, JET
fersoa street. they keep in stock p.
+, 1'erry,s fancy family. Vinton fam
Inv. Cave Spring family. aud Bonsacks
10. i, dec2V'lmt
Reduction OF al heavy suits and
oycrcoats OF Jos. Cchn's, the Sa.ern
avenue clothier. Now is Your chance 10
get good lit or,overcoat cheap. 49,
ianIO.tf
roson. f,obn tho r,o,hier has inst
,,",.af Il. ~ his nav n;,artars 10 "A
80, ovecro Coorga n Davis, old
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11
WANTED
HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION.
l. sl,,, linn MY

HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION.
IL | will sell by auction on January
Is, at p. m, four cottage houses,
situated on Norfolk avenue, corner of
Camden street, and opposite the Roa-
noke Machine Works. These houses
are good as new and rented at profit
able rates. Terms one fourth cash,
balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months. e. ii. WOODSON.
ian7-7t.
TOR SALE.-NICE DWELLING,
Z nine rooms, for $l,G50, in monthly
payments of $50. j. t. WINGFIELD,
real estate and insurance agent.
nov2+ tt
u r f L. ENJr AFill AND
4 iype~rirus Ire. ;2;r, class tacil-
tie, .a.d h.~: ,.e,.h.S. Address,
viii, 5;;:iup 30! r'isiaSc.
TIE y RI. ,:t'6 CO.,
ro9 # Parish, \. y.
YAss; - LIE FOX YER
Il .g.: ,,.l;u ;",.:cs with black
ana ue.,v.. Su> sab tails. The
iiHs.er Wi,t;,t -,s!rah'y rewarded by
rrt,;..,:;:;@ ,,:!as ~ l.r y. T. tiaupt,
the Owner jan If
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11
ALvu IN BREAD PRoasnsEEa.
Regulations for Enfcrcim= :hc E"od
aduitcration Ln,s-Nasnes OF .ain":
Baking Powders.

kSHhEHfs 2Sh.ttSAS'
The secretary of The treasury ha>
prescribed regulations for carrying out
tie recent act Of congress for the PIE.
ysntion Of the manufacture and sale OF
aGulterated food in the District Of
Columbia, the enforcement of which IS
placed in the department OF internal
revenue.
In reference TO the use OF alum. the
regulations state thatit Is a substance
known 10 produce more or less toxic
effect, and whose presence in food IS
therefore harmful, and whose use is
forbidden, under severe penalties, in
most foreign countries having laws on
the subject" aud fix the following
standard which prohibits its use in
bread:
"Bread-The addition OF alum, sui
plate ofcopper, will be considered
aduiteraiion.
The manufacture or sale Of food in
violation Of the law CT regulations con-
sti;utes a misdsmeanor punishable by
fine or imprisonment.
Bread" in legal phrase mcluGes
biscuit, rolls aud similar preparations
OF food made from flour.
The following are the names Of the
baking powders containing alum:
DAVIS. kENT0N,
DAVIS o. X. CROWN,
CAMPBELL'S PATAPSCO.
FOREST CITY, ATLANTIC &
PACIFIC,
ONE SPOON. SILVER STAR,
STATE SILVER PRIZE.
'-"---~ D. OK'SFANORITE.
= RANTS CROWN SPECIAL.
ian1l1t.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-11
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE.

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. 8, 1890. :
In obedience to the following ordi-
nances, notice is hereby given that
the polls will be opened ut the several
voting precincts of the city OF Roa-
noke, at sunrise on Tuesday, tebru-
airy 18th, 1890, for vote to be taken rs
specified in said orders.
WIN. CARR, Mayor.