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Daily Republican., 1890-01-23
DALTINORE& OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule IN effect Nov. 10. 1889
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPoL
East Bousn


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81, ~ 4 L sGs 3, m az. sisos TO- .2ta s0S
ATLANTIC CRY, X. J, 200 T. M.
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ria5 q; M. : .. ..is. .sis SsI 10 Is;
All daily. 71oa. m. 'alop' NJ. daily
Baltimore and principal stations on
Phila. Division, 4.l5 p. M, daily.
| Pittsburg 's7 a. NJ. and '5.l5 p. M,
Chicago, 70 Ala. m. 1887 D. M, dafv.
Cincinnati aud ST Louis, siI Is a. m.
and % op. mi daily.
daily endl225 a. m, daily, except Mon.
| dav. 10 20 p. m, sunday only.
| LANpEs6xRo ACCOMMODATION. week
days, 90, 100 a. M, 2 10 and 55 p. IN,
Bun days. Q 80 a. m. SIS p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION.
For Phlladelphia ana way stations
30 a. m, ~ u. S55 IS p. m. ~"
For Baltimore, week days, b2s, $3.50
a. M; 70 % o. y % ?. m. sundays, 1870,
Baltimore and principal stations on
fmtta division at 3.o5 p. M, daily.
da sor Lane I ~ nden6erg and way stations, week
Chicago % Sd a. M. daily, except Sun.
pittsburg, $3.50 am, daiiy.exceps Sun.
day; si.b, p, m, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON,
Daily. ~ 10. 50 Is, 10 90, al 10 a. M, 1900
noon, 40. 8 90. .3t0.l 40 Al. 10 05s 50. u 10.
el0, 10 10 p. m.
Daily, except sunday, -Gl5, G 40 and 7ssa.
M, liA ~ luand 20 / l. 80 y. IL. sunday
onTf sis 20 a; M Il, -, % p. m.
ts-lsates to western points lower than
viaany otherliue.
Ut. oDELL. C.o.sCULL,
Genl Manager. GenlPass. Agt.
Wilmington q Northern r. II
Tius table IN eject NpA. -, I,ss. Train
s To1 aeaans :. spHn:
field, waynesburg junction, Goa e-siIie,
werner. vile and sh posa 'o on the s'P nila-
elphia ans Reading Z. r., 100 {. m, and
=. "a p. IN.
For Springfield, Waynesburg Junction,
Fora ana Monl enanli and in ternediats points
100 IA. H., 2,95 and 10 y. IN.
For Chadds Ford Junction and points
on the =. 4 u. C. X, r., at 100 u, M,
2 ~ and AS p. m.
For " est chester, 100 n. H., e25 and
Daily except Saturday and SUNDAY.
For New Bridge and inter N ediase point,
AZ p. IN. and on Saturday only At b.H and
D.15p. N
On SUNDAY for Reading and INTERN edIats
points, At s. u .. NJ. aud for Springfield And
intsrmediAts points ~ 8. n. n.
A. q, McCAUSLAND. DOWNESs B 9I99A
3 pa-inteudent Gen Pass. Ag's
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

EOR sALE--AT A GREAT BARGAIN
L rare opportunity. The stock. good
will and nStures OF agricultural, coal and
iced bust ness formerly the property Of n.
white & Ura., at northeast corner OF Front
and Orange street. aud snverhrook station,
". and n. railroad. Apply To HENRY
WHITE, front aud Orange strsets, or NO.
Is Jefferson street. U
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

LECTION NuTICE.

INJECTION NUTICE.
~ r,sx OF wILMISoros AND I
NaItu,,YwfSe. Wiiirinxtou. Del.
January istii, is9s
s,.n election on the 4th Instant, 'ns TO-
~ ~ named stockhoiders we're e'ecIsn
| se.tars 10 serve during the ensuing yeAr'
n.ns,,. AIRED u, warner
l'rorfe Thomas r smith
sAee hY' 'pp"rt-r G, Wesley Wuldin
y iu'i t,nnypsrktr Thnmss Jackson
n H' w. Sewiin GAwthrop
,paatinxof the directors held this
~ - 4 capable vs. uuHn imously re-
i,y.,e,t prsslirnL CALEB n. sii EWAhp'
7Iat
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

N n rM E.iF YOU WANT TO SAVE
Az ti1s ~ , 4 IL, Insure your property with
- -. VI. w Market at n-I-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

Brazilian Balm for colds. sodoses, loo.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23
NXrRAlEXrEAu

Il you wish good lob done, call or
I,,i h. msH NJ wARTZ. Up
IloateiG and cabinet maker. Carpets
IInfr tld lii Polishing and vGrnish-
nv Ailftpaifiug neatly done. Mat
t,r..,s nRae over. All work promptly
cone and satisfaction Huara ,teed.
: IS Con. Ihird aud Tatnnll -ts.,
la-ls.Jh Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

|kollLE 10 FARMERs.-HAvlNG
4 I'i'ei sad put In thorough repair the
n G'ti mis- at Newport, 1 am pre- par ed
Y d" md Il custom aud feed grinding
p.h. Satisfaction guaranteed. j. Il.
i-is-edAlwt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

EoR SALE.-rWO SHARES OF THE
i capital stock OF the Delaware Heage
Company. Far value siUo. III take less.
Aunly 10 W. aCOrr VERNON. n-1
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

NoUCH. = Al L JoURNEYMHN
I .e,Hi'oHs aud bosse. are requested
" fiisI e'tninE, the 2Ath Inst, .. !, 20
l'e.se-. f1tiufss Of importance.
g,coD LIN pERMkS, Pres.
N r. ZEBLEY, See,
i-2i-stS
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23
|1lAIER DEPARTMENT.


$. W. Cor. sixth aud King sts.
Nu,rr.nts are due aud payable In jan
n Uaii on or before January ~, the
,Sr. vi iat 1al, In February, per cent: VIII
liz i,f.ic, ,nay 10 drawn. Accounts fol
lamar, iii be closet on the asst.
ON . npsa from %. m 70 z. N.
i5.n,u,s III JUllS ). 6hOhk Registrar
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

L'oR RENT WATER-PoWs R GRIsT
Il mill at Faulklatd. isl., uufailing and
unlimited power; two run Of slnna.; good
trade, good house ant stshle. VI. iFSkS
FELL, . Exchange Building. " ilInington.
E-eud-im
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

] - FinS-ALL PERSONS DE
4 n lhs drugspure and cb,nioals or wish
Srerin" tItscriptlons or private receipt,
Soult - compounded with pure materials,
Iuhs No w. ne drug store OF II, X, BkiNd-
~ Oil Market street, Wiliniagte
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

LoR SALE ON EASY TERMS
Il Houses. NOS. sol aud 800 wright ST.,
West Wilmington. near W. a n. T. 4
shops. j. II. JOUKDAN, No. gu wash
inEton st. dAI-iat eod3
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23
JAKE NOTICE,

0 I,t'y t.lF You WANT TO SAVE
seGm AZ 4 "a rs Insure your property with
- NO. w Market st. n-il-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

L'OR sALE-THE HOUSE NO. 1871
IL West IN I'd stresL three stories; eight
rooms and bath. nicely papered and painted;
summer Kitchen aud private alley; slso III a
desirable mel thborhooi. Apply a. honse OF
III Orange street. IL. IL. BKoWs.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

TIE ipruA meeting OF the stockholders of
~, ISOLATION, for the elect on oil elsven
Directors 70 ~ We for the ensuing year VIII
|l a.ldn tie opera llpuse, Wilininstou,
IL on saturday, Jan. isth lSeo ap. IN.
-t-eod ~ T. y. BROWN. secy,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

COR SALE CHEiP-A LARGE
Il double cylinder Tayl press, prints over
A. 400 All hour. Apply At this oihce.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-TWO
j 2-story brick dwellings Nos. ~ And
So XIX odst WIN PAL, 10 pGr cent on
W. Seventh street, CITY. l-iG.Is
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

fIAKg SoTlCE. THE MEMBERS
Of tift. hfonuaon libIsry Associ alton
" tgGu IL l. nee ln ti.ir rooms, on
NnIs' ~ Il. ming, as o'clock sharp, to at
peiNsih iIfs. NllllAM J. JOY CT,
is.i ~ COITrst sndlnr eec'y.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

Tor SALE CHEAP, A GOOD su RRY,
l. In good order, sold for want OF uss APP
ply to Lobf hLAIK'b livery stable, 9Th
aud ratnhil streets. l5-T
Daily Republican., 1890-01-23

A BARGAiS,-s2o WILL Buy ONE
IN ueN Is ,lslor riiu'ing Press, self
|isstt VII pr ut eifeulArs, tnchJs ~ ii-
|s..s al,o H. hDits VI type, with leads cuts,
b. W.. urtr si4,uihs. Good chuae for selttn q,
|tA u .t44-.2r Il. 2l-li3
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26

Mr.. +. j. Amweg, engineer and con-
tractor, of Philadclphias, is in tho city
making arrangement to start the ercc-
ton of the large Office building to be
located on the corner of jefferson and
Campbell streets. The building will be
known as the Terry building, and will
be built by the Terry Building Com
pany.
Tho building will be IS feet front on
Jefferson street and 100 feet on Campbell
street, and will be seven stories high
The first story will have capacity for
three banks and five good-sized Offices
The corner bank will be occupied by the
Roanoke Trust Loan and Safe Deposit
Company. The second, third, fourth,
fifth and sixth stories will be fitted up
as Offices aggrcgating in number about
seventy The entire seventh story, will
be in all probability fitted up as a res
tuarant.
The exterior of the building will be
built of cut stone and Pompciian brick,
with tile roof. The interior of the
building will be fitted up in first-class
manner III every particular. having
lavatories on each story, marble tile
floors, etc.
The whole building will be heated by
tho latest improved system OF steam
heating. All rooms will be lighted by
electricity.
One of the principle features of the
building will be its two hydraulic pas
senger elevators, which will be in CON
slant use for the conveying of passcn-
gers to the various floors.
Work will be commenced on the build
ing at once and pushed through as
speedily as possible. The entire cost
will be not less than $50, 900, exclusive
of the ground. Mr.. p J.. Terry, ). ".
JamiSon, G. NJ. Clark and other promi-
ncnt capitalists are in the company
Mr.. Amweg, the contractor. has
rented Offices i'll the city. and proposes
establishing permanent Office here.
He is now doing large engineering
and contracting business in Philadel-
phia. lie has not only a reputation as
successful contractor, but also has
quite a reputation us an engineer, and
expert in bridge designing. lie is a
Civil Engineers, and in his time has
designed, and been chief engineer
of number OF large bridges in
Philadelphia and vicinity. He
is also engaged in extensive build
ing operations in Buchanan, Buena
Vista, Max Meadows and other South
western towns.
Mr.. j. ID. Lazcll, Of Philadelphia, also
civil engineer, formerly representing
the architectural iron works of ID. Petit
& Co., will take charge of the Roanoke
Office for Mr.. Amweg
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
AN EASY DAY THE SENATE.
The Upper House Prepared to Second the
Nickel Purchase at Once.

WASHINGTON, Sept 20 Special =
The request of the House for confer
encc on the deficiency bill was complied
with. and Mcssrs. Hale. Allison and
Cockrcll were appointed confcrccs on
the part of the Senate. Mr. Butler
asked Mr.. Hale if he had reported the
joint resolution authorizing the Score
tary of the Navy TO purchase nickel for
the use of the Government.
Mr.. IIale-'rhc resolution was re-
ferrcd to the committee on naval affairs.
which held Il meeting yesterday. and
which instructed me, unanimously, to
report 1t to the Senate. | have no
doubt that the Senate will pass il as soon
as reported, and / had intended to make
a report this morning. But | am in
formed that the House is likely to pass
a joint resolution this morning. and. UNI
der these conditions, / thought it advis-
able to withhold the report for IA short
time, so that if the resolution came to
the Senate it can be taken up and
passed.
Tho only bill of public Importance
that was passed was the senate bill re-
quiring the United States to defend the
title Of home >toadcrs in all the suits
where the land is claimed to b. mineral
because OF phosphate deposits. The
SENATE res,uu.d lhe consideration Of the
Senate bin io establish a United States
land ccfrs end io provide for the settle
mont ~ private land claims. Mr.. In
gall, prc>en d. 3, question OF plivi-
lego, thc conlcropcl report OF The bill
for the esin1ioAuynt III Mex Creek
park. iho erort went owe, till to-mor-
row. there Being 1u obs ction ~ some of
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Striking fornn Advance.

CHICAGO, Sept. % Special Tho
telegraph operators and station agents
of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail
road between Evansville and Tcrrc
ltautc. went on strike this morning
demanding an advance in wages to the
standard prices paid by other railroads
Telcgra phi operators and station agents
on the Peoria, Decatur and Evansville
railroad are also reported to have struck
for the same advance. These two roads
arc part of the Mackey system. 1t is not
known how many men have gone out or
whether the strike will become general
over the whole system or not. Several
officers OF the system in this city have
gone to the scene of the strike to effect
compromise with the strikers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
1t will Receive its Guests Tomorrow Even
ing from to 10.

1t will Receive its Guests Tomorrow Even
ing from s to 10.
THE TIMES is in receipt of the cards
of invitation to the opening of the Com
mercial Club rooms in the Exchange
building Saturday evening from to 10.
Under the guidance of Mr.. Hinton
Helper, the secretary, TIMES re-
porter glanced through the new rooms
which are being added to the clubs
quarters. The walls are covered with
paper selected with fine taste, and a
light gray figured carpet covers the
floor. The woodwork has cherry
staining, and an elegant side board will
adorn the buffet.
Mr.. Helper is determined that the
club shall be success and rightfully
claims that every business man in Roa-
noke should become member and aid
in its support, knowing we'll what con-
certed action among business men can
do for the good of the city.
Il was one of the thirty charter mcm-
bers OF the Louisville Commercial Club, -
said Mr.. Helper. cit now has 3,400
members and spends enormous sums for
the city. Henry Watterson said not
long ago that the club had done more
for Louisville in six months than all her
papers had in four years.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
--------------
Pushing Matters Close.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 25-[Speciall
u ndcr instructions from Chief Inspec-
tor Sharp, Inspector Booth to-day seized
all the issue of the Birmingham Age
Herald of this date, the Weekly Atlanta
Constitution and all other papers com
ing here for distribution in this section,
which upon examination were found TO
contain lottery advertisements. Officers
OF the Advertiser company Of this city
were also required to give bond for APP
pearance at the November term of tho
United States Court for publishing last
Sunday lottery advertisements, al
though they announced in the next issue
that, having learned that tho law be-
came operative at once, lottery adver-
tisemcnts would not again be inse rted
i'll their columns.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
THE BiiiCiIEIL TRIAL.
The Prisoner Bears Himself Well Under II
Close Scrutiny.

The Prisoner bears Himself Well Under IA
Close Scrutiny.
WooDsTocK, Ont, sept. D. Especial i
with desire to push the Birchcll trial
through in shorter time than it has
threatened to occupy, the court met this
morning at 800. half hour earlier than
previously assembled. a crowd gathered
around the cab which brought the pris-
oncr to court to sec him alight.
In spite of hundreds of eyes watching
him. Birchell does not finch. lie was
IN the dock about twenty minutes be-
fore the judge entered.
The first witness was S. b. Fuller,
manager OF the Imperial Bank here.
lie identified the signature "F. A.
Somerset on certain checks as that of
the prisoner, who opened an account
with the Imperial Bank on the 10th or
18th of December, 1855. lie identified
also certain letters
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
PRISON REPORTERS.
Met in Cincinnati to Discuss the Position
of Important Work.

CINCINNATI, Sept. a5.---[Special +
The National Prison Congress, an asso-
citation of humanclyinclined persons,
and persons whose duties are in CON
nection with prisons and reformatory
work, begins its annual meeting in this
city tonight. Tho exercises will be
wholly preliminary. Governor Camp
bell and Mayor Mosby arc to deliver
welcoming addresses, and ex-President
Rutherford Is. Hayes, president Of the
association, will make reply.
The real work of the congress.
which consists Of reports of committees
on assigned topics, of addresses and pa
pers, begins tomorrow, and will CON
tinue until October 1. One hundred
and fifty delegates are expected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
FOR THE HOSPITAL.
Mr.. Fishburne Has Plan to Submit to
Monday Nights Meeting.

AS noted in yesterdays TIMES, Mr. r.
II. Fishburnc has called meeting of
the subscribers to the hospital fund for
Monday. This meeting is to ascertain
whether or not the subscribers are will
ing to have work begun with the pres
ent subscriptions. Mr.. Fishburne's plan
is to use the money in hand in purchas-
ing a suitable lot and the erection OF
one substantial building.
The amount reported in Yesterdays
paper was SS,SS5. Captain w. w. Coe,
chief engineer of the Norfolk and West
crn, voluntarily contributed $3.50, Geo.
w, Ramsey $50, Hughes t& Camp $50.
and Mr.. j. \. Branscom SIS, yesterday,
swelling the amount to S9,2i0. Mr..
Fishburne thinks this sufficient to Sc
cure location and erect one good build
ing, and that others can DO added as
the funds are obtained.
If this plan meets the approval of the
subscribers, trustees will be elected,
and committee appointed to secure a
location, and have the work begun
Immediately. This is a matter of much
Importance to the city, ard everybody
who is at all interested is requested to
attend the meeting at the Opera House
Monday night. The ministers of the
city are requested to announce the
meeting Sunday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
-----------------
THREATENING "a TTE-UP.
Street Car Employees and Employers ut
Loggcrheads,

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-[Speciall- Trou-
bic is brewing between the West Side
Street Car Company and it's conductors
and drivers. The main body of tho ON
ploycs claim that tho company is foster
ing opposition to the union in an effort
to break down the regular union, and is
seeking to force the political action of
the men in the coming election in No
vcmber.
The company,on the other hand denies
these allegations and says the men are
unrnly and seem to be seeking to make
trouble. ~ stormy conference between
the manager and the committee of en-
ployes was held yesterday and as a
result of it Il general meeting of con-
ductors and drivers has been called for
Saturday night to consider the situation.
Tho men freely threaten to tic up all
the West Side lines.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
NOT AN oascENu nooK.
Judge Thayer'S Opinion in Favor of the
''ireutzcr SONATA"

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25-Thc case
OF tho street peddlcrs who have
been selling the ''Krcutzer Sonata" has
been decided in their favor by Judge
Thaycr.
Judge Thaycr in his opinion says the
book is novel possessing very little
dramatic interest or literary merit. The
opinion concludes as follows:
The work may be offensive to our
opinions and convictions, just as others
are which arc daily sold in our book
stores without objection or challenge
from anybody, but it cannot be Justly
said to be of an obscene or lcwd charac-
ter, nor is it, either in its sentiments or
language, in any degree calculated to
minister to- corrupt or licentious prac-
tices, or to crafty lewd desires or to en-
courage dcpravity in any form.
The court was reminded upon the
argument that tho Gar of Russia and
the postofiice officials of the United
States have condemned this book us an
unlawful publication.
Without disparaging in any degree
the respect duo to these high officials
within their respective spheres, l can
only say that neither of them has ever
been recognized in this county as bind
ing authority in questions of citherelaw
or litcraturc.''
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
THE FEDERATION OF LABOR

Meets and dominates Officers for the En-
suing Year--It Will Support the TailOrs.
Tho Federation of Labor met at the
hall on Commonwealth avenue Wednes-
day night and nominated candidates for
the different Offices of the Federation
for the ensuing year,
The Federation also decided to sup
port the tailors in their efforts to induce
all the tailoring establishments in the
city to employ union men. Every firm
in the city but one has already signed
the bill Of prices proposed. &
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
TIE Il. & $. RIGHT OF WAY.
Captain Hustle states That it is Being
Readily Secured.


Capt. 7. W. lIuske. OF Winston. the
right-of-way agent of the Roanoke and
southern, has been IN the city two or
three days. and was interviewed ycster-
day by lie TINES man about tho pro
gress of securing the right of way.
Captain lluslSe is short and slender with
large blue eyes, light moustache and
Il very pleasing countenance. He is
very polite. and is an interesting con-
versationalist.
The reporter caught him on the fly as
he was coming out Of Hotel Roanoke.
and as he walked busily down the walk
through the beautiful grounds ne said:
81 don't know that there is ANYTHING of
interest could tell you. We have not
yet secured any Of the right of way in
Roanoke county beyond the city limits.
nor on part of the line through Frank
lin and Henry counties. These are the
portions of the route not definitely To-
Gated yet. a greater part of the re-
mainder has been secured
"Do you find any difficulty in secur
ing the right of way?"
NO: we have not vet. In some in
stances it has been donated. and in
others it has been purchased on reason
able terms. am inclined to think tina t
the property owners along the line, as it
approaches Roanoke, will hold the
property rather high, and make us pay
all they can for the right of way, but
we anticipate no difficulty in securing
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
Racing Yesterday.
GRAVESEND.

First race, five cighths milc-Nelly BLY,
won, Loantoka second Volunteer third;
time l:0l34.
Second race, Woodlawn Handicap, one
and three sixteenth miles-Raccland
won, Buddhist second, Tristan third;
time 2:021l.
Third race, Ocean View Stakes, one
and one eighth miles-Sinaloa III won,
Dcmuth second, Worth third; time
l:56A.
Fourth race, five cighths mile Eclipse
won, VOID second, Stratagem third; time
l:02ls
Firth race, one and one eighth miles,
Sclling-St. Paris won. Little Jim sec
ond, Castaway third; time l:4llk.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
TO SUCCEED VENABLE.
James Fletcher Eppes, OF Blackstone,
Nominated Unanimously.

DUNES fictcner EppcS, oil Blackstone,
Nominated unanimously.
PETERSBURG, Sept 25.-Thc Demo
cratic Congressional Convention for the
fourth district of Virginia, met in the
Hastings Court room of this city last
night, and after being in session until
after midnight without making nomi-
nation, adjourned until this morning at
8 o'clock.
When the convention rcassembled
this morning committee, consisting of
two delegates, the Petersburg delcga-
ton and two from each county delega-
ton, was appointed to recommend a
candidate for Congress from this dis
trict. The committee unanimously
recommended James Fletcher Eppes, of
Blackstone, Nottoway county, who was
nominated by unanimous vote. The
nominee is As years of age, and a gradu-
ate of the University of Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
THE COMTE DE PARIS.
Attitude of French Papers on His Letter
to Senator IOcher.

PARIS, Sept. 25.-[Spccial Monarch
list journals express an approval of the
letter of Count of Paris to Senator
Bochcr justifying the course he Count
OF laris) TOOK in his dealings with the
Boulangis5s.
The Republican papers strongly CON
denim the Counts action and accuse him
of admitting dishonorable compromises
and acknowledging that he was prepar-
ing to sacrifice the country to his ambi-
ton and hatred
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
A Bold BURGLARY.

Burglars entered the residence of DR..
j. T.. Stone, No. 1863 Third avenue S. W.,
yesterday morning near daylight and
took clothing and other things to the
amount of nearly $50. The front door
had been left open. The rooms of E. l..
Stone, Warrie Smith and W. G.. Buck
ner were visited and number of arti-
cles taken. The police were notified
yesterday morning, but there is no clue
as to who the party or parties were.