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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

la execution ct a 4c.r...1 '. ..-r..s.
undersigned, tGercayn. ......t
will cell BY auction. 20 .rHI' .t .-.
OF Helrico county, ~. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
ParneIIIte Fnyoys TO Amerlea.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the D!spatsh.l
DUnLIs. IRELAND. March mir. Parnoll
presided at meeting held by his col
leagues at the residence of DIR. Kenny to-
day. The meeting adopted resolution
appointing Messrs. O'Kelly, w. Redmond.
John 0'Connor. aud Harrison committee
TO go 10 America 10 raise funds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
QUEEN VICTORIA PLEASED.
Her Daughters French Experience Salts
factory-sho VIII visit Paris Herself
IRY Anclo-Americau cable . tho DIspatchl

PARIS, France, March 2.--The Figaro to;
day announces Queen Victoria so pleased
~ the account given her by the Empress
Frederick of the respect aud courtesy
which the latter was shown during her
visit 10 Paris that the Queen has promised
70 return the compliment and stop two
DAYS in Paris when she passes through this
city soon a. route for the south Of France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
Il Turf Regulation in France.

tBy Anglo-Ainotlcah chulo 10 tne Olsp''ch'l
PARIs. FRANCE. March 2.-M. Constants,
Minister Of the Interior, to-day notified
the turf clubs that after March betting
on the Paris mutual system would be con-
sidered "A penal offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
The WESLEY CENTENNIAL.
A Celebration ia PhisadelphIa--An tx,
perience- Meeting of Minister'S
fBy telegraph 70 the Disp.tcn.I

PHILADELPmA, Pa. March 2.-The one
hundredth anniversary of the death OF
John Wesley was celebrated here to-day
By an exDerence-meeting of the Methodist
ministers of this city. There were large
number Of ministers and laymen present
death of the great founder of their church
was marked by most interesting services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

Al the request of The or-4'- Of. -"
dent I viii sell, on tae rrg...t.-' t-
THURSDAY, NAE.H1 --.. --,-
at $50 O'Clock p. 81, tho EAl-A.-'.4 ... /.
mentioned above. Tn Ir', r.'L p|
rented Out and consist. ot -' -..fa
four rooms each Known rs No. ,,,s..- a
jackson street, each lu,ifula- ..,r. .s-
ming back g. al alloy all ~. US
houses known a. N'-. --4 '. 81 ....s. )
sF fso,,, s q, mel s.res. d, -1,-a- '
nicr alley .t.4..- r.l'
This property IS almos, lef az 10 il
toeo0d tenants for 30 per m.-. ..-
a good chance fo- any O-c A'-s
safe investments .....
TESYs Kasy. and aanc1e..e 's,.,''.-N,,
Luz ~
IL n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
FOR OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
Arrangement of Joha Csriisie-Array OF
Counsel--Probsble Insanity Flea.

rpaeiai telegram 20 the pispatch.l
wripos. n. O.. March 2.--Judge Conners
opened Halifax Superior Court To-Day.
The case OF the Commonwealth IS. JOAN
Carlisle for outrageous assault upon his
daughter. Lizzie .Kecter. the paTticu-
lars Of which have already appeared IN the
DipdtoA, was called. The grand jury
fonnd q true bill aud the prisoner was
brought into court and arraigned for trial.
he pleaded not guilty. Being without
counsel the Judge assigned MessIs. RAN
som and Daniel, Of this place, aud Dunn.
Of Scotland Neck. for the defence-e splen-
did array Of talent. The Commonweaiih
10 represented by Solicitor White. learn
tonight that his counsel viii In all proba-
bslity set up plea Of insanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
Il Bright Child.

Mr.. Graham Cooking at poultry: You
have quite . number of hens, haven't you.
Ethel?
Little Ethel: Yes. sir; but two OF those
hens is rOosters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
a MuLs-rAlsF pLAMNa pREAcnaR.

Ne Kseapsd. Bat Was Captured Year
Afssrwards-ssn ON for lnaIctmaut.
icouc0pondenes Of the iticnmcad Dlapatsh.I
SCOTLAND NECK, N. G., March q. The ne
Rro Henry Williams. who more than year
ego stole psjr OF mules and some cotton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
s1oNEwAll lAcKsoN,s HOUSE AFIRg
The Damage Only Slight. But n Public
Dinner Was Totally Ruined.

Dinner Was Totally Ruined.
lspeclsl telegram TO the Di,patchj
I.ExIsGTos. VA, March 2.--The house
here ia which General Stonewalln jack
son formerly lived aud which Is still own
"a hy Mrs. Jackson. caught FIRE from de-
iectiye hue about II o'clock to-day. For
tunately the FIRE was discovered before it
had made much headway aud was speedily
extinguished.
SOME DAMAGE.
Still some damage was done principally
hy water. The loss Is estimated at $500 to
the building and 500 to the furniture.
The house Is occupied by the family OF
Mir. A. Nj. Senseney. who, on account of
various misfortnnes, are almost destitute.
Consequently the damage 10 the furniture
Is O severe blow to them.
RUINED DINNER.
Moreover. Mrs. senseney had just pre-
pared dinner which had been ordered for
q public gathering and the fall OF the plas-
tering ruined the dinner besides breaking
all her dishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
TIE CANADIAN CONTEST.
1t Goes Vigorously On in the Maritime
Provlnces-Meetipgs Numerous.
BY telegraph to the Dispatch.

HALIFAX, N. s.. March 2.-The political
battle goes on vigorously throughout the
maritime provinces. Both sides are fight
daily and nightly in all quarters. Sir
Charles Topper is in Cumberland. Pre-
mior Fielding addressed Liberal meeting
st St. John on Saturday and speaks in
Cumberland tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

By virtue OF an execution In my hanos WIZ
sell st auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 3GD,
a. 1880 A. n, tho ENTIRE OUTFIT OF TIE a., 81;
CHARLES HOTEL, cornor Of Fifseensh ana Nom
streets
The furnishings consist Of
pAKLOR and OFFICE gURNITUkk; :, ,,,,o,-t
About ssventy-nyo rooms Of CfiA1Bht = = ~
TURE, wien MATTRESSES, bEDDINS' SA"-
DIN Na.k0oM FUKNiTGRE Of EXTES - : 3
TABLES. GROCERY, and TAbLk-LiSEN
A tsrso Id Of SIIYgR-PLATED WAKE ana
Table CUTLERY. GLASSWAA!htE,,, 3 80 81.
HALL. stale. and ClIAMBEk-CAkPsIo'
KITCHEN FURNITURE GENERALLY:
Tho ENTIRE HOTEL OUTFIT VIII DC sofa 80
O whole. ,,-,. a., an, Al
TgKgs: One fourth each: the balsrco ih qua "a.
Instalnents payable at tnlrty, sixty, ana Ninety
dnys from day % saie, for notes seilsle.soa ~
endorsed, the endorser's name 10 Dc given a.
time or sale. -, O., ,ur
An unusual opportunity is nog offered 10 pu'-
c"aS' Gnu d. :. CATES,
Sheriff Of the CITY Of hichmond'
20 g2,2LsG 97NihI&3 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
February &.Ioi.

IN THz CLgRg's OFFICE og -rr ....-...
OF THE COUNTY W Hfa"... ....
Co. ". Ross. lRsAr 81. .trI,..s..
&C., vs.. E0AEa, lgr5TEk. ...f,..t.
J, samuel 3. Chspm7r. r1rs .f-....
do certify that tho boLi ra.4r.. .f..
com N issiOucra by Ile f.". fa..'....
eanso 90 tho ~ deg ~ Felr...l.
duly given By Wgrner p. L.s.. s..
IalisferrO. two OF no cQul. ..r.-.
under said decfee.
Given under ny hsn4 o. '.rE lffss.-..
this SOD day Of februAry, JOB.
NH Inv SAMUEL b. CHAPMAN &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

To let them tell it mems failures are due
to circumstances past human control.
their successes to native ability. Nihrdakss
Srrliaei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
one Vote IN Illinois,

SnnIEouELp. ILL.,, March 2.--One vote
was taken BY a skeleton of the joint as
sembly to-day, resulting: Palmer. a;
6treeter. 8; Ogleshy. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
canrivi :. r,etween Two Stools >,

fBy Anelo-American cable 70 Tho DIspstch.l
Brnris, March 2.-The Yossscae zsiasig,
in an article headed "Bstween Two
stools,p says that the position OF Chancel-
Tor Won Capriyi is decidedly precarious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1928 east Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
"A AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, STOVES,
SHOWCASES, &c.
TO-DAY
at 1890 O'clock will cell Htmy sales-Eooms
harble-TOp Chamber suit. 10 OaS and Cherry
Centre Tables, Pedstceis, assorted Bu-
reaus several Washstands, lot Of Wood
and Cane-S3at Chairs, 1 Lounges, ! Wa
nut once Desk, ! Refrigerator NEARLY new, s
Showcases, standing Desk, Hsstng-Stoyes,
Cradles, spring. Blankets, Quilts, Pillows and
Bol5ters, Hats, Notions, &c.
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
Trade sale CR0CKRRY, GLASS AND TIN
WARE, &C., from recent IRE Of Phillips s.
STEMS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH am,
az 1920 o'clock. NH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

WEDNESDAY N.a.r----


a, 1880 o'clock. will sa,' O.. -.l -'v--
second GcOr-Cyer 2iH'| fr ....-l
GLASS WARE, 81 SW Az, L-.., 'r- '.- r
Of Phillips y Sts,n. N.. .t -7
good condition. ONLY t.w.e. PIP r'e' I
smoke, and Will Dee sold d los ti-. p .lA
consisting In pert 81 .....
% dozen assorted GUBiEi- .r4 H...A
100 sets CUPS ami SAUCER .-t-
1900 pieces Of TISW ARE D. - Nl.'fL4
Mllk-Pnils and BucZets la--fa-s ..-.
1900 assorted CkUIIs,
Extra large quantity 0' GLASS .l-. .--.
BUTTER, FRUIT, and ils-. a- =. ,-,li-s
FRUIT-STASDS. PlICdLAo,
SUGAR-DIsHEs, MUGS,
Fancy PRES ERNE-Dl~ufS,
Fency-colCred CUPS sni nt>TAS.
Large quantity OF PLATE GL. Ih-,
so assorted WATER and tEaAN-I.. BIZ
80 ROCKINGHAM sPlIloHNH hli 8 20
variety o. other d,s.rst.a f.'s 'o' 10
rous 70 mention. q. I.tlL.'lH-
NH A.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
ArcrIoN sA1rg.r...--'

GALE OF YALUApLF Lpr 49,
~ TATE IN GLOyCE>gg Clr,.-.| y
tue OF decree pronounced it ..r ~.
Dawson q Co. ". Ross and .H.-. r.. ~ q
W. Taliaferro, spe iai c1mns..... ~ ~
and Diners Va. R0anc. u...s. .. J.. RI
January special term. .s.l. OF .......... % D.
Court, she undersigned Ei! ...t... pa
at Gloucester C0nr.b0uso on
MONDAY. AsaG ID.
at o'c,ocs =. a., thstyAtI .It. ....,
as South White MAR p IlI. -
containing about sij ACKgE ~..-.. o.
aud farloing-lan9s. Atolf .-. A'f
pine. chestnut, white en- e re...... '-
nsnts are good: fenc'0r s r..r. h
neignborh0ot: conynu'Hrt BOP ,..-t. tf
yost-ofiIcef, and tslsT1n1e o ......- '
Norfolk, kicbmCnl, alf Dalai. a
steamers on Ware, severn, al.I -.. -
farm will be s0ld 10 pgrre.s .rrt-4 "a
This IS Il rare opportunity ..rr.-..
Of such great ygiuH. t
TEENs: Gao fourth ca-E: Ms ...-
tyeiyO, snd eighteen month. .....
chaser or purchasers bonds ul.a ...... .-
sopGi security. retaining $3.50 .-.. '
pUrchsse-n5a ey r. PAID. f
WAESEgr r,ty.
>. 81. Itf f..
Sierra. ..s#....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

Freeman, Sci Decree Cf DO Cls-. r...-.
". ITO C.ty s. 81 L.. ...
White, Sc. Hy lS!-.L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
AucTIoN sALEs-This nay.
BY George w. Mayo. Aucsioaeer'
Ono. Z. Laughton, Jr., SalesnanJ
Nos. g2 and "a Ninth street.

c,HERIFF'S SALE OF THE FUN
- NITIJRE OF THE ST. CaBRLHS HOTEL,
CORNER FIFTKESTH IND MAIN sfhES4s'
AT AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

lloyd AND WIFE. PLAINTIFFS, AoAlSsF fAEa sii.E
AND OTuERs, DgPRNDANTS-lG THE CbANCsNf
COURT or TIE CITY OF hiCHAoNb'
I. Charles ". GOddin, clerk o. SAID court Get
az tbaf the b5nd required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree IN seid cause Oh feD-
ruary II. 1891. he's teen duly given.
Given under my hand this 24th day OF Eebru-
airy. ISL. CHAhLnS W. W. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

HANDSOME PARLOR tlaN.
HI TURE, DlNING-EOUN F.t'... e
CARPETS, CROCkRRl, 81, AT A-.'.."'
On
WEDNESDAY. MAEcg rl NtN'
at 1870 A NJ, Will sell q. ,l5 '...'s-7 y -
west Clay street, 80
Handsome PARLOR ,JiHl1 lc'i i.
TAPESTRY ana tNIkalN -Afi .'' -
RUGS; ...,..
Very handsome brass PiAN0-4AAs,
LACE CURTAINS. tOAlI..-H
HAUL CARPET
CBRRRY HALL-STAND,
OAK EXTENSION DISlNO-lA.-''
OAK BUFFET.
kEFRIG gRATOR,
CHINA DINNER SET % i.- 1..'
CkOCkERY. CLASS ..
Excellent SELE-FEE ~ s,U'..
WILLOW BAHI-CAH.I ia-, !-''
Tho above % nearly as c... - ,,r-
NH A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03
jackson Brandt & Co ana ,at-lt,.
Real Estate Agent5 az! A..T..-.-

COMMISSIONERS SALE dr
VALUABLE TRACT or LAND ...,..
ING FORTY-EiGHk ACRE. .s-,
THg NEW CENTRAL h'.I..
TWO MILES EAST Or IHEti.l I..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-03

In execution OF decree IN the above suit lhe
undersi gned. thereby appointed Tor the PURPOSE
TUESDAY, MARcH Sd.
=. . o,oIocr y NJ the gboyo-described PRO
pERTY. lot fronting issS feet on The north sue
Of Jackson street Ietween Clark and Price
streets. with q two-story brick dwelling contaiu.
ing four rooms: detached Kitchen. TWO i1oiiis
y-ster and culyert connexions. This Il desira-
ble nroDerty as an Investment Occupied W d
good tenant at a fair rental. -.
TEEMs: Quo Jbird Gosh balance SIX anu
t,veive months. title retained until fully paid.
Is. III. MCGUIRE, Commissioner.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
CANCOR FOR SALE.

A Good sto-y Tod at tho Expense OF N
Former POLITICAL.
The:o Is kind Of franl1ncss which "a
purely disaSrccablo, and thcro is anoth-
or kind which may hurt tho sensibilitics
for ipomout. but in tho end docs not
lessen ones friendly regard for tho
speaker. Tho Quincy Herald relates q
story OF the late Congressman Taulboc,
OF kentucky.
An old negro, known Us Uncle Eph.
had lived in the Taulbce family for
many years, and was esteemed az an
honest and faithful servant. After q
Congressional election, at which Mr..
Taulbec had boon an unsuccessful can
didate. some OF his opponents twittcd
him with tho fact that his own servant
had voted against him.
Mr.. Taulbco could not credit tho
story. and at last spoke TO Uncle Eph
about it.
"ls it true, Uncle Eph, that you voted
against mc?"
Yes. Massa William" answered tho
old man. Il voted the publican ticket"
We'll. we'll said Mr.. 1aulbcc. 81 like
frankncss, aud here's dollar for your
candor."
The colorcd nan stood scratching his
head, evidently with something on his
mind.
We'll, rph, what is it?" said Mr.. Taul-
bee.
III you is buying candor Massa Will
lam" said Unclc Eph, Won owes mo
% do!lArs mo, kasc votcd agin We two
t!MoS.'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
MINERAL LAND.

offer for sale col acres OF Coal ana
Iron Land, situated in the Catawba val.
ley OF Virginia, eleven miles from Roam.
oke. The outlook for great develop
ments on this property is splendid. Tho
ore il vein OF soft brown hemat,te az
feet wide and assaying so per cent. mo-
tallic iron. And the coal prospects arc
hne-two shafts having been sunk, ono
20 and the other rs feet, through solid
coal slate. The property also contains
mineral spring, which the ANALYSIS of
l.chmann n Mayer proved to possess "a
markabic curative powers for all kidney
troubles. especially for diabetes. Tho
enormous quantity of coal and ore that
will he required toi the large number OF
furnaces and other industrial plants in
course OF construct on in Southwest Vir-
ginia will greatly increase tho already
large demand for these minerals. and
consequently enhance the value of suob
property. Two railroads have been sur
veyed near the property, one of which.
the Roanoke and Craig railroad. and the
other, the Virginia Western railroad.
Will afford valuable connections. Fuller.
Information can be had by addressing
Il. RoSENHEIM, 4i3 w, baltimore 81.
Baltimore, Md. noys-sm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
WENT INTO MYSTERIES.
Now u Well known Man Made q Prof,
OF Five Dollara.

AloW u eu-1NuOwn Man Made q Prof13
OF Five Dollars.
short, nervous German stepped up
to tho Auditorium register tho othcrday
and ornamcnted 1t with the namo L.
Schumacher. While be did SO q lobby
loungcr gavo to the Chicago Mails Club
Man this story concerning tho we'll
known oatmeal king" and prohibition
leader. Mr.. Schumacher is o million
afro and has earned his money by his
own cxcrtions. His daily work is indi-
Gated by remark mado in q recent in
tervicw upon tho cighthour work day:
81 believe in it for I've always worked
on the eight-hour system mysclf-cight
hours before lunch and eight hours att
erward." Ilc dresses very plainly. His
sons dress faultlessly, and they havo
often tried to get the old gentleman
himself to pay o little moro attention TO
matters OF dress. But they have failed.
Recently Mr.. Schumacher casually an
nounced his intention OF buying new
overcoat to replace his old, well-worn
garment that had done service for many
years Tho soma formed O plan to in
duce him to wear hne coat They had
coat made by tailor and paid him
$50 for 1t. They then gave him instruc-
tions to sell it TO Mr.. Schumacher
for $50 or less II necessary. Then
the boys told their father that there
was good coat for sale cheap in a
downtown tailor shop and advised him
to buy IT. They even offered to take
him to look Mt it. Tho old gentleman
accompanied them. tried on the coat,
and was delighted with 1t. He was as
tonished, too, to learn that It cost no
more than an ordinary rcady-madc gar
mont and bought IL at once. The boys
were highly pleased. They paid the
$50 extra and Mr.. Schumacher was mono
tho wiser for the trick.
But few days later Mr.. Schumacher
was again wearing his old coat The
sons were surprised, and ono OF them
said:
"Father,arcn't you going to wear your
new coat every day?"
"l'vc sold it," vas tho reply
"What!"
Eyes. I've sold It. met Mr.. Brown
on tho street the othor day and showed
him my coat. He liked it and said he
needed coat himself told him to
so down to the same place and he could
get ono just like mino for $50. But ho
didn't believe it, and offered me sos for
my coat right tbon and there. ! took
1t, and I'm So ahead. can VICAR this
till can get another ono made" Then
the boys nearly wont into Mysteries.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
HER MONEY ORDER.
Tho Empress OF Austria Had Grcae DIM
Guilty in Collecting 1t.

Tho Empress of Austria Had Great DIM
Guilty In Collecting 1t.
Tho Empress of Austria during her
recent visit to Franco was subjected to
somc curious Inconvenience owing to
the excessive rcdtapcism of tho post
oillco officials and the fact that she tray
elcd under on assumed namo. Foreign
ers receiving post-ofIico orders must pro-
ducc either n passport, their landlords
receipt for a quarters rent or tax re-
cclpt before they can get thom cashcd.
Tho Empress on two different occasions
had reason To feel inccnscd at the wood.
en- application of these rules. One was
Mt Toulon, where sho had an order for d
lump OF money payable 10 Mrs. Nichol-
son." She went herself to draw this
sum, but could show no passport, no re-
cclpI ior quarters rent Or for u years
taxes, and was treated by the clerk us n
person to suspect, but that official was
at last brought SO far round as to saw
that If sho could produce a few hotel
bills no would pay tho money. Sho said
she did not think she had any, rs she
was not collector OF such documents.
However. on searching in her pocket
She found she had her last bill and vic
toriously presented it, not rejecting
that it was made out for Miss Simp-
SON" The only thing that remained for
her to do was TO apply for help to Tho
Austrian Consul or to declare her incor-
nita. Shc took tho latter course ly
showing photograph Of herself, Which
che had picked TIP ina shop at Lisbon.
with her style and title printed beneath.
The clerk was naturally confonndcd and
mado haste TO cash her order. When
sho was 1T Alyicrs n similar niscdvcn-
turo bcfcll her. Tho order was tho
largest that had over been heard OF bv
tho postal authorities there. and was
also made out for AIRS. Nicholson" 70
obtain the money her Majesty called on
nj. Tirman, the Govcrnor-(icncral. told
who she was and asked his good Offices.
lilo not. fortunately, hesitate u mo-
mcnL
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13

a singular runaway IS reported from
South Drookly II, N. y. A woman named
Gildcrslccve, who had lived with her
husband for over thirty years and had
borne him four sons, some OF whom
have attained manhood, has left her
homo because, rs she states in n letter,
her husband had not furnished her
means to properly clothc herself and
had refused to Eivo her the money to
have her tccth attended TO. Sho there
fore secured position at Sill month,
and with her earnings for year sho
said that She proposed to- have hor teeth
properly cared for. and with tho balance
to buy clothes to last her during life
Then, il her husband would receive her,
she intended to return to him, Us sho
loved him. Mr.. Gildcrslccvc has
searched in vain for his wife; says ho
provided libcr lily for her and furnished
her horse. hut did not approve of her
having false teeth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
a CCLOlil CHANCC.

How V7cst'r" Ii~.waym IN Was Cheat
ci Q IL OF His Nc [.
we had got through to Silver City by
stage without adventure, writes q Now
York Sun corrc ;pondcnt, and perhaps
had moro reason than any other pas
scngcr to fclicitatc myself Oh tho fact,
rs WAS carrying Sj.G)J in grccnbacks
Tor friend who WAS going into bust
ness. Tho day after arriving strange
man came to tho oCico and asked if lo
could have few minutes private con-
vcrsation. Iln looked like prospcc tor
or silver finder, and tool, him into tho
inner Office. where lie Quietly sat down
and lc ,an:
III am no hand to beat around tho
bush, but bcliovo in coming straight to
tho point"
"Wcli?"
We'll, you brought $4,000 with you
yesterday"
Suppose did?"
al knew you were coming, and for
thrcc days " - posted to intercept you
/ intended to hold up your stage and
tako every thing"
why didn't you do it?"
That's what I'm coming to. Nv in
lcrnai bnrro stumbled with mo ut q bad
place and pitched mo of, and for whole
day hardly moved rod. I'm SO soro
and lamo now that l can scarcely got
about"
'Wcll?"
''Thc kernel OF this thing Is Just hero.
You wcrc my meat, fair and square.
Them $4,000 was MS good rs in nv own
pocket. Owing to circumstances beyond
my control you pulled through. It was
stroke Of luck. lost my animal and
both my revolvcrs, and am hurt besides.
Are you honorable enough to give mo n
per cent. on that money to go into bust
ness again?"
lie wanted per cent. bat finally
got off with $50, and he bought q rcvol-
yer and somo blankets with it and won't
Off and stopped q stage and was shot
through tho head.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
Gust OF nm Ocean steamer.

More than $40 different industries
enter into tho building of every ocean
Steamship. TO build 2,50o-ton steam
ship requires go mon in direct and con-
slant employment, averaging $500 per
ran. The sum OF $4,000 is thus dis
ibutcd to tho trades. To run such y
vessel costs about S3o.co outside OF tho
salary list, which is over $4,000. From
the steward of IN English steamer I
learned that tho supplies for such n
vessel in u trip across tho ocean and re.
turn arc about as follows: Twelve
thousand fvc hundred pounds Of fresh
beef. 5.320 pounds OF fresh mutton, s-1
pounds Of veal, so pounds of pork. l,o1o
pounds OF fresh iish. % ducks. 30 Geese.
81 tnrgcys, H. tons of potatoes, - ham
pcrs OF vegetables, 22o pints Of icc-crcan,,
i.ooo quarts Of milk. 1880 oggs, cameo
goods, coal and incidenta.s.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
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