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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-29

ONLY four moro Gays remain to ballot
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ycur ballots.
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A LLEGHANY INSTITUTE, ROAM
"a oke, Va, first class academy for
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perienced teachers. Students prepared
for college and university, and for bust
ness life. Ninety students enrolled last
session. Health and order unsurpassed
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JAMES, Principal, Roanoke, Va.
july12 2m
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THE ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT COM.
pANY.

Among the industries located by the
Roanoke Development Company is the
Duvall Engine Company, manufacturers
of steam engines and boilers. About
10000 already in use in the South. This
company is equipped to furnish castings
for machinery. and make repairs to all
classes of machinery, boilers, etc., etc.
1t will make great change through
this section Of tho South, shortening
the haul on all its manufactures hun
dreds Of miles over Northern COMPETE
tors. besides furnishing superior pro-
duction. For particulars address
ARLINGTON GlLPIN,
General Manager Roanoke Develop
mont Company, Roanoke, Va.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI-
tute, Lexington, Va. SD year.
Stale Military, Scientific and Tech meal
School. Thorough courses in general
and applied Chemistry and in Engi-
neering. Confers degree of graduate in
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lor Of Science and Civil Engineer in
Technical Courses. All expenses. in
GLIDING clothing and incidentals, pro-
vidcd at rate CT sac so per month. as an
average for the four years, exclusive of
outfit. GEN. SCOTT SHIP, Supt.
july16 Gwks,w
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THE ROANOKE TIMES.

EVERY MORNING, EXCEPT MONDAY.
ROANOKE TIMES PUBLISHING CO..
Publishers and Proprictors.
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49,. rERAIS ny MALL fpnstnrc PrcnAidl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

advanced hale The checked business in saTo'' and
little disposition trade in futures No. VIII sSa'
white held at 5fL2c; No. white, January, ao=tci
February, 52',a5skc; Mach. 5iaj4i2e APRIL $1,000
sarce hrn; Rose, Pennsyyan.a choice 81 logsi ~. ~
Rose NewYork. choice. II l0del Is do fair 70 aoolsI
q % Bntbanks iebrons and starr gnJ pl bdcs
NE sS 90 Scotch SS NaeGun Fer lg0 S otas
400 bush corn II 600 bush; oats. II 500 bush ship
bush.
st. Louis. Jan. o-fIcur-The demand was firm and
lover at the opening later rmed up but reacted after the
noon eau ana ruled easy 10 the clos tna quotations
Tor July No. cash. yiIed052c; January 04c, closing at
W4c May V12d9Ic. closing at 9oAsd'BS4c; July, Sa0
Closing at 20 &C May 5osa5cSc closing az 5osi July
Sghf 60 G' s6 4 ay oc closing ! at aS
Kyc-None offered Barley firm and advancing Mime
higher; sacked on east track 9Sac DO az mill 35c
tsNse"d hrm 81 20. Lead higher and very strong;
tined i.25c ButtermLarge stocks have depressed the
market Creamery y are choice to fancy dairy 2la22c
- 55G+2 90 whskey, 81 Il. Provison.rhe marke.
new mess so %. Lard. - 76ds5sO. Dry salt meats
quiet boxed shoulders ~ - hast longs IS IS: ribs
IS 20 short clear - 30as5 Bacon boxed shoulder,
cured - 75dSll 10. Recepts-tlour 5 OOO bills:
wheat II 900 bush corn - 600 bush 600 bush
% 900 bis wheat 900 bush corn 81 06o hush oSt
5000 bush rye 1000 bush; barley, 600 bush. ~
Toledo Jan. S.-Wheat dull cash and JaDuary ooc.
May, 9a5c july, 9aisc; August 92sc Corn du firm Ig1
- 80 March, 81 OH. KeceiptsFlouf IO2i bids The;t
bG.h; coversce 5eG bags Shipncfts~Flour 51s hh ~
wheat 300 hush; CON- 1000 bush covcrsced 100 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
GR1yN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
,,rraEs or NEW YORK DEALINGS.

,,,,uess continues to be the feature OF the wheat
.m,,tion. Less than 100000 bushels changed
'P' yesterday Firm cables and reports Of an III
'.d export demand at Chicago and Duluth caused
rlv rise but the news Of further snOwfaS IN the
o. v,est compelled the bulls to yield ground. May
ueries opened at 81 o. fell to 81 OF "a, raied to
y, n, 10 and then went back u ~ OF - a ret
Is cent. July started at 30 10 cents, rose to
~" ,1G and closed at 90 "a cents. change. The
-l,, q, a whole closed substantially without
.t,oee Cash wheat steady, with an export de-
- Il 10000 bushels for the United Kingdom.
cor, showed consistent strength in spite OF the
,-.o,larity OF wheat. The cables were strong. and
,e,ir.on was a free buyer West. The Government
,,rt j. now expected - show less than 1900 100000
tn.ne,. rs the crop of $50. The options ended up
ns1,s.cent. Cash lots were Sd cent higher, and
90 600 bushels were taken for shipment
oats rose 34d1-2 cent for options and spot lots
s,ccd 10 the same extent Oh fairly ac'lVe buSl-
ne d .a, neglected by exporters. The options were
GOV and closed down las points:
"a IIr hnal quotation, were as ioliows: s,oto.
ILtc,t~Janualy. ~ 03 80 February, u ga %
,,rcb y o. IS. May 81 OF IS July, w - cent
January. % rs; February % i9i march,
co rs: MAY. so ccllS , -. >,u.L =, -.
~ dtLjannary. 81 L.; February, %; March, % -
MAY - = cent. ,-,,, se %. ,torcb
=. f.. April. So -; May. So o.. 49, ..,-
g t,,nts Of grain and fonr reported Yesterday at
- Nh Philadelphia, Baltimore ana Boston Were:
-, -11J bushels; corn, l57,l43 bushciS' GAS.
w az bushels: total grain. i20,lo1 Dushsir n1ur'
49, ,,G nackaccs At Chicago Milwaukee and St. LouS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

on th, Produce I.Nciange TO-DAY Ia. butter market
clAe extra cim - 2jd 26c extra hrsts 22d23c hrsts
lGGlSc extra dairy. 23a-ic extra hrst> lSd2Cc hfsts
Hul6, T. g. 22a2ic
M'nnoluu-... Jan 9.--ThcH good cash demand
and .s.cs t. arrive eaIiY effected. Receipts
$50 Oh" GOOD wheat for local milling
was needed hoic small number Of cars were bought
elevator people and few by shipprs but most
wheat sections. Prices averaged rather higher all
around T. .ccuts-Wheat "A hours $50 shipments.
- cars. C'o.nG No. | hard January. Ole; on track
30 Northern January p he; FEBRUARY. soc May
9tr. tick. 90: No. Northern. January, SGc; on track
s7ds7Pc.
Milwaukee, Jan. 9.-Four unchanged What quiet
No spring on track cash, Sol May, 9O2c; No.
I Northern. 90c Corn steady; No. g. on track. 5tc
oats firm; 40. , white. on track i62aitc' Blfl"y
steady 40, . in s9r' &C.; Rye firm no n st2re
- 30. E.ccpt--tour i, 700 bbs what 4 300 bush
bailey. II 600 bush. Shlpments-Four l2'1oO Dds !;
barley. $500 bush.
p lad alphia Jan 0.-FlOur-Market continued quiet;
but price, stead held Bye -four moves slowly a. - 80
cnoce rcn'sjyan@ gekwhGet rogr sear5e arm At
but with light Offering; prices ruled hrmi d'nanS con.
IN, To small 1T, satisfy current milling requrrment'
No > PENNSYLVANIA nd Ia grain depot a %. No. rd
am any ~ d-' OI FebUar' - Ol+drl OF Mar %,
- o3Ga, o3i. April ,, 0ihdSl o.. Corn food
and hold r, Obliged submit to further concessions the
1rf.t 10 Iur flt.r G.t. 3'- htn nit ut
. H. I'm export elevators. No yol!ow in grain depot.
= MGR so mlN,d I'm 2'th--' ID. t,to. % - amor
60 > mixed and yellow IN grain depot and 10Th street
l',.,-o' co: lon uN'd l grain depot. G9c; 80.
whit. in oraln dlot G0r: 10 high niNed and yellow in
~ d "Ot, street elevator. Ole; No. > mixed Tanuary
q, ON. r,iriiarv So go; Mar H. GOdGOlc April,
- ".i. oat- continued huu under mod rat offer ng,
u ii6hcr uor.s from Other grain centres and prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
TIE TRADE IN chicago.

Chicago. Jan. (speciaD.-Thcrc such wheat
market to-day as has been experienced for week,
strong outside news and plenty of il. but trade ,
the condition has been largely created by the hanging
fire Of the Government crop report. TOday's an
nOuncement that it would be issued Saturday at
O'Clock 10 O'Clock Our tmcl only aggravated the
situation. Gables to-day strong: some wheat
was sold In the West, 10000 bushels for export.
Winter wheat prospects. however. were improved by
another fall Of in Missouri. Kansas ana southern
Illinois. some people Thought that the Announcement
that the Minneapolis state authorities made 4 big
decrease in their last years wheat Indicated
that the Government report SATURDAY would also
sdcrahly reduce It's Minnesota acreage from the c-ti
mate Of July. The impression j. general that if the
report makes the crop above 4OO.OOO. 900 bushels,
good deal Of selling will follow. May opened At
81 Ia SOL between 81 . and %. and closed At
81 : cent? Corn was steady Int very dill CABLES
were up. and The movement moderate. i5g cars
this morning: 80 expected SatuIda,. The crowd
expects the Government report d show reduced
acreage and yield less than l,JjOOO),OO0 bushels.
Nav sold from 50 10 80 - to 80 Is. and closed
at SO ssh % > cents There some realizing
10 dav in oats: unique, tiOnahy. also some covering
Nav opened at 40 -, sold between - AID 4G as
dc 10 ard closed AZ rs 81 cents The bull. rNuc,t
the oat Weld - show les Than 575.OoD.Ooo bushels
iroyiS on- were narrow. the only notable trading being
some selling Of ribs by Cudahy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
Orcesmdkinq.

A --A.-MLLE. THIBAUD. los Wes.
"A. Zoth.st. tea gOWns, evening, street
and house dIesses. also tailor made coupe
eleganb, moderate pIlee. short nOGce.
A addresses for misses, D 70 IL
~. years. ny speedily every description
latest designs. hne work: abort notice.
Nine. L.. ANIOINLTTF. ll2 We-t ] ftn-st.
EIl>TlC DEE>SNAhIND' t.ot.- 81
~ wraps ln al plush and novelty goods
mal- 20 10 pete .ty most f.asoat.. .pii,.~ a,
h.t.l orders ga % lulIs' notice. Mrs..
,ILKOI, = Lat 3th--t, opposite ben.
ning's.
A KTlNTIC DRES,MAKIND. lup.. =
"A fashions street costume. rtr'lIre al 1
ball dI'>-'- lp uu4qu' Cc-lEu- 40 -Ao.t up-
tIcrt Goods purchased 2 g"-Ir"c. Ms.
MrELKOY. 81 Last Jth--t.. opposite j. .u.
ninC's.
hRE>NN hELE want, mot. ctra-,r,a'.
~ r~uDdnIilur adj ".' ot u.--e-' faI--
~ ~ hoir residences Or home. Address
81. g.. .oj2 3d-a,r.
II RI~~NAKIE..-A competent d,e-,. ',.,
- W.ll 81, oar Pos tNc Gtt cor Goo auf. -
Dog home toms reasonable. 1876 East el-f-
-. 81 floor.
n RFSSNAKiR experienced. can make
~ now. a. lDw prices l., Lug fa-l .Yr- .
French -r.r.'u elegant t',r ald draper .
~ HON o. out 30 w'9.-. MAI EitL.
29i 6tI-ayc.
n SHAKER do..r.s uo,r ,4-tom.--
- bv dav bi'~ sd, form. lI..ru system.
- West 3l'h.-t
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OF r'.D salary. tribune ohr'.
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domestic GituaIols iDdrt,a


TtIIldIcS.
CoOh ana HOUSEWORK.- BY two North
~ OF ireland Prot staut, sisters one good
cook. laurdless; Othe, thorough cb,mher'
msiu, waitress, &c. good worker, r,fer.
ehc,s Tor c.tr OF country. Ready at the
HOME BUREAU, 1886 Gth.aye., near
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fcln n)dnieo.

Males.
- ANK CLERK wanted, young or mid.
D-agcd single man. for general - irtaucc
In different dDpirtnente Applications
should mention aEr, experience and refer
ebccs ia full. Addr-s, BLAKE. BOX II,
Tribune ONCE.
GENERAL AGENT aud Organizer FOR
N nov territory wanted cheapest in
sufsncc known Stat treasury re.crt"
fund; responsible Management an claims
paid only 10 assessment total since 1850
literal terms; Correspondence. inyitrd.
PkOVlDENT AID SOCIETY, Portland.
Me.
I o. YOU ARE out Of employment or wish
~ make change. coll az thr old reliable
metropolitan Agency; position. procured for
lOokkccprr-. collectors, clerks, sale. mcn.
p0rtcrs. packers, drivers. coachIncn stable
men. watchmen, useful-mrn, farm hends,
.eamsters cooks. waiteTs flrcm"n and ne
chanics; new orders every mall MET.
KOPOLITAN AGENCY, 6e5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

better demand 800 bush No red sold At II 0OdSl Of
3 ear, "a extra red sc No extra white '"d at
9' aFl ear No white Oregon sold at 90. Com quiet
uut hHuct :; No yellow, SIC: 40 Yellow. jOici NJ =
5Gfcf No g. DOC on track Oats dun No WHIT, ole;
No Whte. jO.i No mixed on track. JOr NO "h,e W.
sDc 1lAc Bailey quiet and unsettled, 1000 bu-h sool
Nj higtu snd ~ I5c No Canada SO 80 extra, So
No g. SOC; No Western 73c flir 10 good sNoWcd. ssc
other articles unchanged. Eecept>-Whcat 800 6u-h
c"i ~ $1,000 bush oat, 1000 hu-n. Shipment wheat
-'coj bush; corn. 1000 BUSH barley 10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

tional Tsn-t c"tlroc- oTrncd at 74asc closed ~ -
highest. 74'=c; lowest. 49,.
baIf'fu Penn. Jan. 3-Natlonil Transit certificate.
oioncd ~ INC; closed At s34c; highest 747sc; lowest
731ic; clcarsnces. 23GCUO IBIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

Eopk .-Hr az eN.tlrnt French cook. in
~ private family: b-et ref FENCES 40.
wv ti rF ~r.t rnployer'-. 80 East 3Sth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
CnrlllsheN Noom5

- DIST. 23S EAST.-Fuiuishcd room for
~ gentlemen only; private house; low
price: reference.
GO 1NGTON-ANE. - Comfortable
OlC hall uoW: lr\ tc American ram
ily: al modern couNouIcnccs; location first
class terms - references.
sNfBROADWAY cor. ATHEIST sunny.
l,o2 L VOL furnished rooms moderate
prices central rcf,r,nces.
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-ht - Crauhcrly.st, . sunny
| font room second floor. with bedroom
a 4joining suitable for one or two gentle
II en-; without board; refer nces exchanged.
ITO LFT-A furnished room 20 one o. two
l gentlemen room i bv Is: high ceiling.
on Bedford ave. near Broadway BROOKLYN,
F. d.. references exchanged. Address
Dr., Box H. Tribune Ofcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

the arrivals were Wheat. 81 O47 bushels 02,314
bushels, oats, 126,G03 bushels total grain, 2S0.16i
bushels, -four. 81 ,23J barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

ooh S-tlTrt-cla',s cooks SIS 10 SO:
~ chambernalds and Waitre. ses. al 70
80 houscMoIkeIs. buffers, walters. second
iul-men all highly recommended. ALI.
A,AStt ~ REAU, 9i3 6th.ave., between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

Oil City, Penn, jan. 9-N'tonal Transit ccrtiGcat..
2ogc' sales 10000 bh> cci frances, iIdoG0 Ibi.
r1aitcrs GO3 bbs; shpn emit, 92,25l bbi-. ruf.
20 ritt.buis. Penn. Jan. 9.-Pctrocgm duu lower; Ma
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Z lin Zeal Gstaie 60 Get.
gpnutrp Real estate for Sale

LII COZ NIRY RAJ estate our speciality
~ h1gcaius and exchanges T,-TyWhcrc:
% ycils' experience. PHILLIPS s.
- ELS. Tribune Building.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

A -A.-AN ATTRACTIVE ~ G0Or.
"A. rooms, batn; prNdtc table optional,
sanitary plumbing.
Also attractive floors, with private baths,
with or wi hout board; su!tes and single
rooms; apartments; doctors Ohces al
desirable locations; highest references given.
Information free.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

COON.-B, hrst-cla.s French pcr.on
" IN private family: good pastry: i,udar.
tmd- EH-.l'h. AMELIE. 40 6th-1Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10
flats 90 Get. unfnruis lr0

A PAYMENTS TO let in the new building
IA at SOth->,. and Amsterdam 1o:' ave-.
from me rooms 70 seven. with aui with
out steam hr,t; all newly De- o'a,'d a'l
fret-clt>, finish throughout ut- from 81
% So p,I month Inquire of the Owner,
on premises. GORDON Bkpillli,N.
DLACK BUILDING, Pol Finh sy... o..
ID trance ! Els' 2oth-s'. laT2r 2plrtni 81
sunny exposure also one for bachelor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-10

Ctok. By "A lr.:-cla>, family cook; /,
- rA. .h' nt baker; city references. 233
Last 10Th ST.. ring twice.
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Dr. Lpi'iNH' 800 L'iii'"i'>l'
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fcrses ano Carriages.

.,---.>-~~->~------ ~'~0-0SNy>N-'~-'
CLANDRAU g. CO., ,.,r
L Y52, 374, $40 BR0OME,Sh' corn
IAEEIAGES fOR IOWN ANp SOON'
Try OF EVERY DESCRlP1lON'
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
u.auchaus. Hockawayo.
1.rorehams Ext. ROckaways,
to,,,.s Coupe RCckaways
SSoorrcaI'iats SIX Pass ROckaways,
ia"Ssus Curtain RCckawayS.
Great Variety Of mon
FOUR PASSENGER. TOP AND NJ 1Of
CAEHIAGLS. INCLUDING MANY
NOV FL TIES.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROoMs
IL THE WORLD.
Dent purchase carriage IN town OF Ou'
Until Won pay u a WISH. --------
IOTPE EOCKAWAY $225 upward
L ,a.ee variety, for four ana SlN pAS-"'
rors Reduced prices on all .calllasrH ~
t' IOV% MOORF'S WAkEEOONS.
80 TO % WAEREN-S1.
USTNN bla. cohs. perfectly mlt'hed
1 and . years. sod for want q use. III
ya,o ia 10, 6 West 4fth-st., 9, 10 a. ID,
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Real estate 10 Gfrhanae

EECRANDISF wanted in exchange for
lVi real cstale In the city Of Carbonate,
Pom. g. L.berty-st.. Room 80, {. ii.
ROGERS
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domestic Gitunnons Uanico

Males.
A FRENCH COOK. spclilpg good Eng.
"A ll.h. H. y,1r-' practice. with best refer.
rlt,-. d isho, situation. hotel, restaurant
or nlst-rlt,> family. Addte>' y. A. LTD
unr Once.
. YOVNt, married couple without chill
~ dr.n want lar itor'~ situation 60 take
are of two or more houses can do small
repairs, Adirrs, ifJ East 52d-et. Room 10:
Dtii.rE.-.iIl single man. IN INST
ID class private family OF A. 9tt'ndant 10
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town Onicr - Hroad"ay.
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ID curr- town or country married M
drr~~ ALFRED FRO)D lis Fast o11-st.
DUTLEI: COOK by Engll,hman and
ID wifi. a. COM sent butler ana cook VINO
thoroughly undo 'tanl thcir business III
every capacity Thoroughly trustworthy; IN
rr,t.clas, family city OF country eNceIcnt
%. f,r.n,., Addr-~- RELIABLE. Box 4,
'nilmc Uptown ONCE, l.eJ5 hieatway.
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\ married couple MAJ ~ hr@t-cllss COOK
n, f. a. h.t,hrnmnih best city references.
EMILE. Boz 81, 1872 Gth-aNe.
OOK.-CClorcd man wishes situation as
Y cook In restaurant Las lad etl~llcn
Address W. \. COX. l4l West 2Ith.st.
rOOK .-Si,uatIon wanted ~ cook IN
I restaurant and boarding house good
dinner COOK and carver. tdll Tor = DAYS,
sos 1th-aNe.
rOOK.-A nrst.c'a.s dinner or order
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C0ACHMAN-Ry Scotchnan; lirst.class
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crcncg. NJ, Boa 10. Tribune ONCE
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furnished Rooms.

H. LEGANILY furnished front paTlor
H with bedroom and bath. suitable for two
young men or man and wife. 223 East
l4th-st lst floor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-20
COurt Proceedings in AccOmsc.

ONAECocK. Va. Oct 19-lSpecial. The
regular term of the circuit court has boon ia
session during tho last ten days, and in con-
sequence OF O crowded docket many cases
will GO on to the spring term. Cases Of
special interest which have been considered
are Applegarth against the town of Onancock
for the recovery of three notes amounting -
1915 for balance due on two fire extinguish-
era purchased Of the Hollway Fire TX
tinguishing Company. The suit was decided
in favor OF tho town
Morse. Martin and Corbin against certain
oyster dredgers Of this county claimed special
attention. involving constructions Of law on
the much-mooted oyster question Both sides
were ably represented. Hon. John Gocde Of
Washington. Hon. T. II. b. Browne and
James II. Fletcher appeared for the defense,
and Messrs. John W. @. Blackstone and Qnin-
ley 4 Quinloy for the plaintiffs. Decided in
favor Of tho defense.
An unprocedentedlyb heavy rain fell here last
Wednesday one week ago. and since then ad-
ditional showers have submerged our low
grounds. II is hard 10 realize that rain is
needed elsewhere as reported.