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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
OVTGOfNG STE4 .NERS
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEWS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW .YoRK...."...FRiDAY' MARCH ~
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Cy S %r bG1 Gse and to Peter Wright
Sons Arrived at tho Bar at o 80 n ,,,,,, ro,. .
via Gibraltar Mar mdse to Phelps Bros Co Arrived
stcom n brunei Be- Hcnae rson Mediterranean ports via
GibrTtar Mar a. with mdse TO Hirze Feltman q Co. Ar
IGEE Port E de H, RoS a. ' s M al %G'f s ana
co% r Fas S A5G9y Ra Il Con- Arrived rf
'ns Genfego. Coo Cen:uegos wa Jago ana Mas
sau NP with mtse and passengers to Jas ward @ 90
Arrived at the Bar at so m. .. ,.,.. ,. will,
fruit 10 II Dumois Arrived AT the Bar at 1880 am
sUNsEr-Wind at sandy II?rS fresh. Il raining
AtCiU lsIand-a gale. y r. olouy
CLEARED.
steamer Frrura Br. IGasns Liverpool via Queenstown
STEAMER 81 Ronan, rj Campbell Liverpool Cha, sum.
steamer Maasiam Dtch) Rotterdam via Boulogne
ste"mcr la Bonrxogne (Fr) Ieboeuf, Havre-A Forget
steamer Neusra (fr. BRAND MarselIos- James ArkeH@
Co. - u,,, mn, ., ,o,rs NJ
Steamer Gatano SPAN Chorapeza ST John, NB-chas
steamer Msranhense BIZ Tregarthen. Paru Pernambuco
steamer rrlnz Minem II Dtch SHUTTER Amsterdam via
steamer tiad Coudoi SPAN CarmOna Havana and Mex
' soppmer Coma RsS Galveston via Key wes-C Mallory
steamer Bengore Head (Br Smith. Baltimore Barber &
BARK Hnwana tBr). Anderson. Georgetown. Demerara-
BARK peerless BID. Morrison. Bahia scammell Bros
SAILED.
Steamers Brooklyn CITY. tor Bristo Avena. Kingston
marlborough Beca del oro; Cudad Conda Havana city OF
Birmingham. Savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Mnr 90Arrvei. steamer Ruuic OBI. Thomp
son. from New. York.
MoyUIr Mar 2O-Sailei. steamer Devonia (Br, Craig.
from Glasgow hence for New York
HULL Mar - sailed steamer Baycnne tBr) Payne. FOR
New. York.
New. lOrS.
SourHAMPToy Mar Is-Saed, steamer Vera Ger Pohle.
Nev.iork.
sHASomAi Mar ls-Arrved. steamer Anglers tBr). Pink
ham, FROM NexYork,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al THE HOTELS
AsTOR-Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, OF Washington - BliL
yOOl,T-Mrs John Wanamaker, OF Ihi!adelphia..-
KVEREIT-Albon W. Tourfee, OF Mayville, y. Y.....
FIFTH Neutrality-suspicious. T.. o. Stanard, OF
Missouri and senator george Z. Erwin, OF Pct>dam N Y
1890 tiiLSEY-Ex. Senator d. VI. Sabin, y" Minnesota, and
r. prentiss Bailey OF Utica HOFFMAN-Seiiaior Wat
son G. Squire, OF Washin gton. MURRAY HlLL-'eh
cral Amasa j. Parker, Of "....NEW-lORh-Gold'
win Smith, of Toronto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
, RIG CHECK CAsHED FOR THE STATE.

The Sub-Treasury yesterday PAID the checN VI u'o
Government for the direct tax refund due 10 the
st.,e of yewyorL uuder the law passed by tho last
Congress The exac: amount was S2.2l3.330 So and
,c check came through the ordinary Clearing House
channels from. the National Bank OF Commerce IL
bore The Endorsement Of senator David Eci!ctt Hhi
ss Governor OF New-lork state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

Indians they found over $40 worth Of goods that had
been stolen from Many OF the Indians VINO
TOOK part in the fight from agencies No less Than
4 900 Indians took part in the attack on Custer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
SHE DIsINHERITED HER TWO DAUGHTERS.

SHE DISlNIIER1TED HER TWO DAC'Hlbho'
Rufus O. Catlin has been appointed guardian OF John
r. Can who is of the contestants OF the VIII OF
Mrs Adeline Dollner Bernsee. who died AT NO, 454
(ireene-ave. leaving will by which she dsinherited
her two daughters, Mrs. Catlin and Mrs O'Donohue,
and gave the bulk of her estate valued at $4,000.
10 her two sons Mr.. Catlin is nephew Of secretary
Tracy lie alleges that the will was obtained by
undue influence and invalid because contrary to
al agreement previously executed between the
festatrx and her husband whereby she for valuable
consideration agreed to dispose of her property among
n he children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
REVERSING THE VERDICT FOR DAMAGES.

The Court Of Appeals yesterday reversed the !uds
mon, of Sc s75 which Patrick Williams obtained against
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company, ana mas
ordered new trial Williams bought suit to recover
for loss of rents of sixteen houses in GranGave, be
tween Willoughby and DcKab aves. He SAID the
operation of the elevated road In front OF them nae
caused the falling off in the rental value The railroad
company introduced testimony trying TO snow lfat ITO
sooraasa had .akon nlace Williams obtained dam
ages and the General Term affirmed the judgment
The case has an important bearing on much litlea'i'n
now in the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
Sun rises Sets SOL Moon sets ABA III MUM '"s
HIGH WATER "a.
ws,nsy Hoot 40 Gov I.laui 45s Hell Gats e:a ao
6Wsandy Hoox BIZ GOV Island SAT Hell oasS' ''1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21
Announcements.

All the surroundings Of elegant privacy are
found al tho new colonial dining ~ the St. Denis
70, autant and Tayor's renowned catering. too. Just
tho place ladies' lunch parties during days shopping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

W" COSTS MORE to make Royal Bak-
ing Powder than any other, because its
ingredients are more highly refined and
X extensive. But the Royal is correspond
inelv purer and higher in leavenlng Strength
and Of greater money value to the consumer.
Attempts may be made to SUBSTITUTE o'ner pow
ders for the Royal by the grocer, because OF inc
greater profit in them to him. Send them oacE-
The chemist Of the department Health Brooklyn alter examining
Royal superior to all baking powce
ib rd to leavenng power, in USE and heahuness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Ia. been used for oyer FIFTY YEARS 81 MILLIoTS
ING with PTKFE, / SUCCESS. y ~OOTHES tho
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLANS all PAIN :;
CITRFS WIND collie. and Is the best remedy for
pI ARRHOEA. Sold by Drgg SIS in every part Of tho
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

Club. The defendants held under bail TO await
q hearing on saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

The JUNIOR is the best Oyster Biscuit in
tho world and the delight q toys and girls. BoScs zoe
HEALTH FOOD CO. 81 F!fth-aSc.. and all groccrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

High time to look after Easter
clothes. 1t will be an advantage to
make selections to-day or during the
earlier part of next week, to avoid the
press of trade on Easter Saturday.
Have the goods delivered and paid for
at your convenience.
We can't describe the pretty cos
tunes for small bOys-Kilts and first
Knickerbockers-but they're as pretty
as pictures.
Our Suits and Light Overcoats, for
larger boys, are made in the very best
style. Nor are good looking and well
made clothes necessarily expensive.
We have all the other items of a
bows outfit-Furnishings; Hats and
Shoes.
Men are selecting from our stock,
Spring OvercOats, Suits and Trousers,
instead of buying higher cost custom
garments, and we are doing a large
trade in our three dollar Hats.
FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT IN our
WARREN STREET BUILDING
ROGERS, PEET & co.
ss s s$fHSEA S S $s?;:'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-21

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
90 WEST S0rH-ST.
OF the Nervous system. Ocnito Urinary Organs
Impotence and Ster,y. Hours to l. TO 8.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17

Is quite as pretty as tho conventional
1urs, and has the grand merit of being
washnble. 1t is said to be rather i'm
proved than otherwise by contact with
the wash-tub. Soruc varieties ore lon.r-
haired and white, cnrlcd or uncurlcl.
end others are of fawn tone. These
arc much the better for combine and
scrubbinC. Given u coat OF this fur
ana cap To r:lit;h youngstcr can be
sent ont to defy the tlcflling influences
OF mud md snowy stu II. There is also
anc. silky wool plush that washes
perfectly.
truly chic little fancy is for anont-
ing ones gown with perfume that
shall exactly accord with the color and
kind of material. Cherry blossom
should accompany IL white dress. orchids
mnuvc gown. moss rose n pink one,
extract of hay brown one. and Jockey
club Il racing dress. Primrose bouquet
may be worn with old rose, crab apple
blossom with rose pink, lily-of-the-val-
ley with pale green, Persian roso
water with Oriental gowns and violet
dc Pnlnc with lavender or heliotrope.
The celebrated new Cleopatra draperies
take Persian and Egyptian rose water
by the quart bottle. The lightly flow
ing robes arr sprinislcd freely with per-
fumc and hung up to acquire long,
limp folds.
The most fashionable kinds of tweed
now nre not checked, but arc bcauti-
fully flcclscd and linottcd with unex-
pectcd bits OF bright color. The ground
work OF these cloths must be neutral, n
dull brown. plain gray, subdued red or
invisible grocn. All over the surface
where onc least expects It. come these
bright knots which arc. ut the same
time. SO slIillfully interviewer that no
violent contrasts or lack OF harmony
ever occurs.
Every one in London wears these
twccds i'll the morning. The woman
who appears upon the street in any
other kind of gown Is ut once noticeable
by her great dissimilarity of dress.
Plain homcspun cloalls are made for
fashionable street wear. These cloalss
nrc lined with bright satin. Inside nrc
ample pockets and the collar is high
and may be turned either up or down.
cape falls to the waist
gown that is pronounced perfectly
sweet is in pale blue Vandych satin. 1t
has trcllis work Of plain canary yell
low velvet on the bodice and border of
the skirt. The ribbons cross each other
ut intervals of three inches. Fancy
ruchinGs Of tullc and Alien on lace arc at
top and bottom Of the trcllis work. A
chcmiscttc and sleeves Gre Of chiffon.
The Duchess of Fife has new cloak
for theatcr wear and for driving. The
material is India cashmere. One side
Is olive and the other side is red 1t is
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

Italy has adopt II bye ut, and "boi-
cottarc' IL The Intin.tivc.
Mr.. George AlcAand.r, formerly IT.
Wings assistant, now managing thu ST
jaime s Theatre, is said To hr ,nttli-
plating trial of 4 o'cl, elk matiners.
The progress Of intiv dual indpprr-
dcrc in China il illustrat. Il in ar. G Mt
dec.re from the EmpcI,r dealing with
- rrnonstranc OF IL nsor against
his maj styS cXtrLvaganC i'll rr cLin :
CO tain buildings Tor Inns, If whIlr dis.
tr1ss prevails among the people in north
ina. The Emperor explains that ti,
buildings III question ". re originally
il out by KEN lung. who stow d
hem on his mother AS a MAJ X of fiji
r 81 CT and love. and who did thor
On thr' q s. paratc ccIsiuns, resp ctlv,ly
offer the august lady congratulations
Oh her birthday" They were, IN fact,
destroyed vhcn the summer palace
Mas burn' d. To show the Empr 50
Dowan, that hc WAS not unmindiul If
her gre ut serve To the Stat. the tm-
u r"r PR t DIS. ne d, C d. to repair hr
buildings lin the hope III. t her NJ :
,eSty might take pl. assure therein, ana
proce thither for l., crrati, II and en-
tl"lment. 1t WAS likewise cur into n
u"n TO follow the example If the En-
p' r'r Hi n-lunH. and n tho cc.,si, II If
u SON birthd to go out there C.
c'mpsni by TIM L 'urt, and offer II l.
our CONGRATULATIONS. The works were
MT undertake II for orr own pl asur.'. az
W. diStic ly ann.uhc 4 in our deere q
of March, 1855 w h.tce then" q, :
mands the Emperor. .'thcee remarks
Lnat Tho fact al our going ON with Tn. 81
rrpiirs while here Is So m,ch suffering
throughout the province Will I, nd tn
weaken the impartial reputation for *
alt'd virtues rH' nsor was handed
over to tho proper board for punish.
nlJnt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17

CHICAGO, Jan. TO- Spo cial Cash
q iutaLlons: kl,ur steady, unchang, d.
NJ. spring wheat. s9h4; No. red.
81 - G09?: No. corn. Az: No ont.
AN @4299. Mess pork, SlO.25@ &c.
Lard, so.oa@ 80. short ribs, Si.o, L.
4.95. Shoulder "a. 2nQo4."5. Short Gle ar,
S5.2O@5.3n. Whisky, Sl.lA
NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-l Spo cial +
Southern Hour dull, heavy. Wheat
lower, unsettled. closing tirmrr; No. =
red. l."4Ss ELEVATOR: l.0dM0 i.O69l
float: options sold down hm%c ana
~ d "'al sp cially on late montl 3.
Nh e. were II, CT, by crop news. Du,
~ neral situation liz upset by fear Of Thu,
IT. CT or silver legislation; No. red.
Law. i"5: f. H.. lU5 =; May, 1899; July,
VIZ; Dec, 9.}l.
% n. lower, moderately active, clos.
ing y ,ady. No. =, 59@594, elevator:
iols @iUi4, atloat Options steady:
Ian. 59'4; Feb. 5>sl; May. 5s7l. Oats.
Gull, lower. Options quiet. weaker:
Jan, 500; May. closing. SOY; No. .
white. Feb, 5nM@5l; May. 52l1. Spot
prices. No. ,. 5n19 0o5a: No. = white, 5O5s
@5l: western white, 2@5S.
Coffee cti,c, up n d steady, I'M
C god to- 10 points up, closed stead
4. ~ up: better cab.cs, tar trad,
J IN. sld650o &c 20; Feb. Slca. @I6.a0.
May. sIaM0o, So: July, Sl5.2O@l525:
OF Rio, steady; fair cargocs, Il.
Sugar. raw, in demand, firm: T.. /. To-
fling, Az; refined, quiet, steady. NJ =
lasses, foreign, nominal; New Orb aus
more active. firm. RE, fairly acLIve,
firm. Petrol um oui. t: refined, all
ports, 40; do, in bulk. Sf.S5.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
CONCERNING THE N. s. w.
1t Will Soon 10 the Finest Mineral BcIt
Line III the World.

- VA oOOh Dc the 1tlnerAI tScIt
Line III the World.
"Spccdwcll' in the Brist oil n, VS..
1t may be old fugsJ and smell some
what vi ye old II time, but the Norfolk
and Western does not ask the counties
and cities through which it built roads
TO subscribe th"ir money. On the con-
trary 1T enc, uragcs them TO u>o then
n!.n,! III Improving their roads and
reefs and III aiding thor l,cal enter
p .scs
The Norfoll, and Western docs not
OF CT I" the c Tort being made 10y til,
uplc o. bristol To start the {, n,truc
ii II VI the Danville and East Trnnrs-
Sc. 1t has III no way an,aguniz, d the
proi"'s d sub crlptiun, and It's employees
as re" T.. one for or against 1t as
other ciLi4, ns-and like other citi-
M aninc Will vote Tor and some against
t e" sub: iptl, II.
he line ot tho Bristol and East
rennr>"re Is ir.,m Bristol via Dama>
Gus. thu rec ny Rye Valley. in Smyth
county, to Spr.dwrll. in Wythc, tn, nee
/ i."nhoc On the Gil pie Or, ok branch
VI the Norfolk and Western.
The Norfolk and West IN is now
building the line from lvanhoe 10
Spc, dwell. and will extend the line
this year down New River from Ivanhor
u Radfurd. and tn, II treating the south
Atlant and ohio AK a link. the Norfolk
and Yves ern will have tho finest nj n
'ral belt lane III tn" world, extending
from ltadfold through the coal region
u Big Stone Gap amt from kadford to
Bristol through the iron holt
Tn" two roads from BRISTOL to Rad.
ford will serve as u double track. max
ing Bristol and Radford tho most iui-
p'rtant manuf.c .uring pulnts in thc
South
Every dollar spent on tho Danv He
and East Ia nn.th,t. Will inur.. To the
benefit of the Norfolk and Western, in
tho writer's opinion.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
WOMEN OF FASHION.
M Porcoptiblo Advance in tho
Proc Of TurJ.
Ehe Duchess OF Firc's Now Eavclo2in:
Cloak Costumes for C.,l,.iron t. 10
Worn ut Winter Entertainments
brides r,,iitl+' Drosscs.
tcoryl,,cur. iSoi.l

1 Furs flave gone up pcrccptibly in
Spricc during the past week. There has
abccn u special run on seLlslsin. beaver
Eand astrsllshan, although the latter Is
Beginning to wanc in popularity because
iof several good md cheap limitations
Ehnt have boon put upon the market.
Prices have gone up SO rapidly that
ehose who have not already bought furs.
Fund who did not receive Christmas
supply, would do well to wait until worry
pate in tho season. hoping that April and
MAY mldncss may cause drop in
priccsl Tippcts nre more worn than
Teoas. Tho latter ere somewhat old
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL, Jan. 1e.-[Spc ciall-New 6
ived here to-day from Washington.
ID. T.. states that Chief ,Iustic. Full, I
has called meeting OF the council in
the case of Wilder ct al. against the
South Atlantic and Ohio Railroad Com
pany ct al, To meet him in that city
Monday next To hear thrd ci>inn. The
d' cision is doubtful. though Baily is in
hopes thai he will be- appointed re-
ceiver of the road.
Hotel Fairmuunt. which has been
closed FOR repair, several weeks. will be
reop' ND Monday by Mr.. Clifford, from
birmingham. Ala. Ito comes we'll
L, commended
Mayor John ii. Cald well. of Bristol.
Tenn. has gone to New York on i'm
portant business.
Mrs. Kate Il. tterton. of this city. died
this morning after an illness of several
days. The funeral services will lie Q m
Quoted at the First sLyterian Chuch
at p. III. to morrow
Miss Allie Dicx' v. u Grayson county
belle. who has been in the city vlsltlnr
friends for st veal we, ks, left last
night fot Fort Worth, Texas, to SD, nd
the remainder of the winter.
Miss Mary Ellen Miles. OF Marion.
Va has been 81 end ng So, eral mon hs a t
Sullins' College. she left to day for
Gie nville, ). c.. to spend month.
Sullins and King colleges, OF this
C ty, Martha Washington and jackson
Institutes, at Abingdon. and Emory and
Henry colleges. will brgin work b"twr, n
now and January % These schools
W re never more fiourishing. Th, V
will have an arer gate of 9nU students
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17

style now in tho fur line though still
;hourishinS in feathers, and flowers arc
Eatrung on wire to make boaS for opera
twenr
The hats worn by women Of fashion
Ewere never more becoming nor moro
tstriking in style. While there is not IN
fugly line about them they nrc yet SO
different from tic conventional shapes
;of past seasons that they startlc one by
their oddity.
A great felt circle. Us large around as
y small tub, will be taken by the milli-
sncr, wired until the edges lie in iutcd
twavcs and then turned up ut the back
land sides and caught with bunch of
Feathers and n bow of ribbon.
Or, q big tnll-crowncd William Penn
|stSlc OF hat will have its sides appraised
by lunches of silk l,om-pons. Only this
snnd nothing more.
Long iow-crowncd, brirnncd fclts nrc
raised 1t The sides and bacl, and decor
satcd over the crown with great side folds
,Of velvet to match TIC costume. The
Feathers. lining, bow 1T back and vel
yet match the general tone OF the dress.
l,vhilc the felt hat itself is gray III the
iinaiority Of cases.
! nc clcSantcS who are always after
sextrcrncs OF fashion nrc trying to re-
fyivc the carrying of small. fancy muffs
for evening wclr with dcn-toilcttc3.
Nhcy arc not ull convenient rs they in
Alucc pcrspiration If ones hands are
,glovcd md hide the elegance of jew
Eelicd fingers IL no gluvcs are worn, and
they also work in direct opposition to
Hhc fan. entirely putting aside the last
named popular little article OF dress.
for no one could be 50 ab,urd us to car
by d muff with 4 dcmi-toilcttc and also
N fan.
Tho ma.f; nrc fastened to the neck
10y o lonT slender gold chain Us elegant
ns possible in design. One of the NUTS
Erccntly worn WAS nude of pink bro
lcadc. trimmed with sill yer icssamine. It
:was lined with pink and lilac shot silk,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17

gathered ut the shoulders. shirrcd 1T
the waist and has = big standing collar.
a tippct of Sitlsa fox goes around the
neck and fall short distance over the
shoulders. So beautifully Is this cloak
made that it is actually capable of be-
Ing reversed tn accord with whatever
gown its owner W b. w.arin',
A set of brislnsm ills dresses for chill
drcn were OF white Cloth, plain wit,
full bodiccs. Nine rows of whit, silk
stitching went around Tn. SKIRT hem.
wrists and collar. The neck Of The bod
ices fell open to reveal delicate, cream
sura!, chcmiso.toa Loly ca2cs were
buttoncd to the shoulder; and fell to the
waist behind. The collar; Of these were
rolled and the clo,s lin>l with cream
satin I;n:acns, whitc Glinab 1.ou yas
trimmed with feathers completed the
toiicttcS.
Boys evening suits orc decidedly
picturesque with their sill, st ,!sinys
and buckles on the shoes anil knees
The jI:lict Girs opca nll /, trimmed
with :cvcr3. The Shirt /, silk M OK
actly n It:Ncs il tone u silk sash t.,at ia
worn wit, it.
An outdoor coat for 4 girl Is Of gray
tweed. cut exactly like n mans coat.
and tri:nm ID with astra.;han. II Is
double brcaGtal with close fittin,,
cap aad NUT to m 18th Over the coat
is doIblc cape that fastcns on one
shoulder. A velvet belt goes around tho
waist
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17

and finished or with llcc and bouqrc.a
of roses md violot; Another was
Yuohcl WITH S:..i lac. nnl lined with
chinc,iilla: on the outside tliana md
crab held il its mouth IL bunch Of tulips
gray c,lcviot cloak wit, two capcs
is rauch admired rs u recent im.,orta-
zion. 1t Is decidedly Il winter gar
xacnt. 5cin:, lined throughout with fur.
after She style Of the old-tiine fur
circulars. strip Of fur MISC runs MP
each side cf the front bordering the
opening. Tho capcs are like the old
Carrie caDcs. und are set upon col
larcttc. or yoke. Of gray Persian lar,b.
An cnormou Mrdici collar corl olctcs
ellis very comfortable. st.y!is!i and pretty
gnrmcnL
For Children. thrre has been recent
discovery In tho for line I. new l,ind
of fur. Known nv tho naruc Of chrysal
has S, Ut t,'ni--A r.,N~r t';c -.sr;:,t II
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

New YORK. Jan. l6.-lSpeciall- Elk
change l,ss active and very weak at
4s51f@+ssE. Commercial bills, 4Si.
Nom easy at pa M3.s. closing offered
at ). Treasury balarc .s-gold. $50.
O7'.O00; currency, S5.l3a.OuO. Govern
mcnt bonds dull and strady-is, i2O:
US, 1903. State bonds dull and feature
l. -.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
EIinilY CHIT.

Mr. Wiclwirc- This is going to be q
cold winter. | feel it in my bones.
Mrs That's The (l.rt time
knew you believed in the goose bono
theory indianapolis journal.
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AT last have attained literary
fame! exclaimed dc Rmytcr. ,oyously
"''i' w ll!' replied Won Feeder.
"'rtil me about it,"
Il have Icon arcuscd 81 plagiarism"
Puck
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waist

Experimental I.ous"wifc-My dear.
What did you do with The last number OF
tho liousckccpcr's Scmi-Occasional? It
MAS full OF now recipes.
I.onS-Sui ring liie.band-I burned it
un.-.Iu
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a weak lack, with W airy aching
lam'ncss over tie hips, Is Il sirn
tlscas' d kic n"ys. Use the best kidned
curative KIN, wn. which is l,urdcck Blooy
Btters
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\ O'I'lCE.

y general mec ting nj the stOckh ld"is
of tn" liridprwat'rC Carriage 10" p,ny IL
her, by Ill \ IT, lA- hf ld at tn" oiic of
the C 'mpany III the city of Roanoke.
Va on Monday 'hc t6ih Ga O f,t-
ruary. 1891. aiii o'cl, ok Il. m Bu>i.
n ~ nf impor,anr will me h, fore this
meeting. and -AOh 40 sholdcr Is re-
quest d I" bc'pr, -, mt in person or by
proxy. by order Of tho b ard of d,roc
tors, NJ L. FELLEkS, b, cretary,
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kali oad TIC irt, AT r.duc d rates fer
sale al Continental Hotel news stand. IT
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w ED-A stcnogral her and type
writ AZ OF eXprri"hc desires IL posi-
ton; can give refer, nc y. Address w,
care TINES.