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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27


Some old philosopher has said that In
nine eases out of ten when mau wis
thrown constantly In the society u one
woman he would end by marrying her.
But therc arc some cxccI lions 10 this gen.
eral rule. and a notable one l. TO he found
among the class Of shop girls who are cin.
ployed In the big retail stores up town.
Said the manager Of one of these establish.
mentsi ut i u popular Idea with tho pub.
lie that our female employees find husbands
among the men In the store with whom
they work every day, but It is not true.
Most Of the girls who marry select their
mates from u class OF men who are In some
other and mon rcmunerntiyc business.
THE principal reason for thls Is 10 be-
found In the fact that the girls soon be.
come inbued with sensible idea, In regard
10 the life Of all who have TO work for
living. A girl soon finds out all about the
man who works at the same counter with
her. and knows that he earns but little
more than she does herself. Matrimonial
bliss Ola - salary Just sufficient Tor one has
no temptations for tho average shop girl
New York Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

.n mgns'on presents few difficulties to the
humble .,n many to the proud and insurer.
Hare, augustus W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

Sweet Girl-Para, Mr. Poorchap pro.
posed to me last night, and told him
would marty him u you wcrc willing.
Fathcr-Send him about his bust.
ness.
Sweet Chile hasn't Anyhow
York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

go . = ~ 90. 49, (. y
xce1te-+ ~ ~ 80 ecetse Z. ;$ce-*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10

Six hundred inventors and friends Of in
ventors went to Mount Vernon on the steamer
Excelsior this morning. They did not get
there as soon as they expected to because
the Naval Academy Band was delayed on its
journey from Annapolis to this city and the
boat waited for the musicians. 1t was origi-
nally intended to start for the tomb Of WASH
ingtOn at Q O'Clock. but it was arranged last
night to depart from the wharf at 1915.
BY the appointed time fully six hundred people
were on board the big boat. but the band had
not arrived. Prof Pistorio had portion of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10
LADIES GOODS.

FRENCH ACCOR ION PLATING. loC. To &c
Il per yd. kuie rlat ng - isrr I'd and up, pinking
2c. per vi. DeaOlcsts Fashion Journals, o.. Demo
apl0-im'
BUTTONS MADE TO MATCH MATERIAL.
ID either in crere. silk cloth ve.Net PLAN ur with
ivory. cloth metal INNS uphus erers buttons 81
18th ST. n. ". =. hill. apn-aws
MI RS. NJ. BRADLEY. MODESTO. c ST. NE.
A'l formerly NY. invites PATRONAGE OF Washington
ladies' Costumes made in latest styles. Perfect nj
moderate price Cutting and basiing speciality.
mh2:B-lst-
I AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AMI
A. Black Lace done up in irst-class Frrnch style.
White and Satin Dresses. Lsye curtains specially al
reasonable prices. call at MADAME kALNONT'S old
stand. 1i3 18th II. NV. ara In
EANoRs FOR THE GERMAN. GREAT VARIETY,
from 2c 20 pc each. You are invited 20 call and
zee. strap pictures. lanterns, nal kins toys, latera
for making payer flowers. &c. J. Jay GOULD. +2l
gth 81. ie.l1-.ln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10
ALLC0Ck'S
POROUS PLASTERS.

ALLcocKs Porous PAsTERs the only reliable plastes
ever produced Fragrant Clean inexpensive and ng
they fully meet all the requirements of household remedy
and should always be kept on hand.
For the Relief and Cure of Weak Back Weak
Muscles, Lameness Stiff Enlarged Joints
Pains in the Chest Small of the Back and around
the Hips Strains, Stitches, and all Local Pains
ALLCoCKS POROUS PLASTERS are un-
equaled
Beware of limitations and do be deceived by msrepre
sentaon Ask for ALLCOCKS, and let solicitation or
explanation induce you to accept substitute.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHOKT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOkDDEJ fischer LLOYD S. s. co.
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton (London. havreD, Bremen.
Lain. We'd, April =, EI4s. sat. April 4.
am. Hayel. Tues, AlriI II. 10 an. EILe. Ned.
April II. Al ain rider. Sat, Apn. ID. y
1raye. Tues, April 81. 5 a. m.
Comfortable state ROOMS, excellent table, luxurious
"a Don app o.ntlIents lricts LIST r-in - aud "a
ward berth, according to location. I'd cabin. $50
aoult' steerace al Ow rates Apply ~ h. A. DhOOP.
!E..I Penn. ave. ara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10

FURNITURE. BABr CARRIAGES.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
Credit itsslf.s fountain Of perennial blessings
10 the Weary Toilsr who se,u.ssd By honest mo-
tves.
OUR EQUITABLE
!ssn Ocean Of Wealth. boundless and neverfailins
Jet not subect to ebb and food. but uniform in its
calm and unruried methods.
Part~Sins Of its BENEFITS. Housekeepers are made to
hOmeliie comforts Pleasing Realities
burden of payment being distributed an extended
sse
HOUSE 3 HERRMASNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
sl7. s2l and 9xS IN -,
and SO Massachusetts, ave ~
SOLE AGENCY FOB THE CELEBRATED WHIT
NEY CARRIAGEa
ss7au
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10
The Signing of the First Patent Law
Celebrated Today.
WASHINGTON'S INVENTIONS.

DIR. Joseph NJ. Toner Delivers an Interesting
Address - What Washington Did to En-
courage Observation-Disclosures Of q No
table Trip on the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10

A young Kansas City woman of wealth ar
rested for defrauding shopksspsrs plssds
hypnotism In defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10
- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

L >, 49,, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
pot BILE Tasrk sfii, N ND - ~ IiiwCsr
BILL hAlls. MA1NItlCEN EQUiPaESr
TRAINS 1Et K fn; wash, !laP;rS>5 ,;, ~ =,
tOhNLh of 6Th AND srRiEIs As FOiIsbAs'
% iqllnlan tesaip Cars q i6 - an t'','
,n Ss' - Sh'' 10 80 a n ,lAily 90 C4ra.o. 10 al ,1s
ssrs, and slsel,ns ar ;rpA iitsbnrl = IN.
tLicSo -. louis, Cincas5 mi ,ns,,',si ~ %
iess 7, 20 ?. m; ,.lily lsrlor Car Naslin. :o,' :,
LOUIS. Uh,cAro and Ciilr.Inati aud Dining "a Hsr.
YIN t 10 ~ .onis 'hraro aud cini Iflti.
,ais Masl9ln.ton 10 tl.-a-u .ul 81 Lou !. ,n,
ga Louisville aud N.miIhs. i1i..I1an ,,',,-n'
lar Iitis'nrs 20 lachllund ami Chicaso. IL ihs
Nesi wi;l through s4ssISr u IltisbGlg ANA "a
EALIIMORE AND POTOMAC R,uRo,a
Tor hane, I.isneaiguA. Rochester and Nissaia IN.
ualIy EXCEPT sunday, loan.
TUT Iie, 'aiiandat.ua and hu-.ster daily. 70, l.a.
ialo sna SL--ara ,iaiiy, eKsIf SATURDAY. "a .
For Miiiaslurt l.oCi,s-ieT snd Nia.sys Ia. "a
M aa,a, .Kspt saturday. ~ilE slssIgu.- AZ
70 Mi,iiaii,-ort ls'noNo and klll.ars 81 .saJS
For AilliAiilsiort uaiy. 3 lOp.m.
iOh .h III HlA.NEN YORK AND THFFAST
40 10 80 and and q, pm ' q, IN - ssS, TO- 80; 50
IL. liz 81 ;, Ia lostDand n SPIN IlIu.
Carte Kew ork . 40 a. n iaiS -. -is s' s.,,.
FOR New hork only. lAilliIea AI'ress wlGl Dla a.
foR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
v ~ - ~
49, s,S,1, N.ek days and IN ,,--
Tor fo.+i,, S,y,, Ss,,;y a - ". a.
Tor Bruonl1n \ al fi',.,, > =, f.h, eNfrf isy
81 tItf WITH ,.,.fs 80 Is. Jus ,is-r; At err
in ,sir-,f ;rprssa. DipoA.sh AhieA. AGsrd-
U.ull. ,.f,- - -. y u.t"h II. afssll<
For Atlantic tIfX III - ~ 80 'ii.-
daiIy - q" f-"A'' NeeA dAS~ IL IL q. n
10, -, an. m. IN, - -
lU "a IA ~ ,,,f'', " S-ih rN, ofp, lIoa
3.O 4 a. - Ill. y H. -.lO. ; Ia
lOgEt mi 4, -, -, -. 800. . -. nas, -
am, - n =. a. a ~ as1ias bN -. " -
5.5u 4, al .u -; = ~, 49, $50. s-u IN
For l,l.. : t,r..s l,i.s - - - =. y "a.
ex,.t,t SuYJsy e' ~ ALI A4d q ~ " m 1i-1g.
For hpn.1.,l,.s -.a,,,.t 9, NJ, -.
Ia, e+liS. eAce-f SuliAB. Sundays.
MUM hOlIHERN RAILWAY
- - ~ - L NJ Ma q - 1891
rW hAurlA. so. O.So. ~. 80. D;45. 1917
en- A-Oi LoSh- -. S:iu. $40. 4 .25 M
-. V -, eN-, lOtll anu IL ~ Pan. % iuD-
eAS AZ ~ -. s7A1. lO;4s an. "a, !. Al
80, 49, ~ "a iONo pm.
WI 49,. 10Y Snantco 4sA m. and s. D. n
r.. $500 va % a. IA sundays.
TOT hlchicnd shd the south. 10 and 10 % q N
- -, =. toalliodAtlon -. pm: week days,
Aihsiis leaNe AsexAllurla Tor Washington NsLa
So S-lo' lV:l.h is.i IL - 4 ~. saEl
49,. '.',1' o-io . - h.l dEh. s.u. 10 - and
- - in "a ehdAy al u 10 80 a A. aud
N IN @"i' ~" % AZ. ~. 40. 70 and 40 30
PIN
lickeis and Information at the osce. northea1 ..
lott STREET AID iefisy wanna avenue aIa a. "a
ssaiOn Nh-ie oId-cs c-i 10 eit ior the rEe-slas AZ
CHAs L, PUGh. j. A. MouI
~ FfaFM Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10

MI Is NJ. NJ. CROSS,
VI Millinery.
1910 penna. ave.
extend to the ladies OF Washington a ,,rd a invita-
ton TO inspect stock Slring Hats and the latest
Novelties OF the season in Millinery. nh:9.S-ll.
WANTED-LADIES To KNOW THAT / HAVE
w moved TO my new apartments corner Of 18th and
u SITS. n W.. over Ohio National BanA, ana now
prepared to exc ute al orders promptly. Fine Even
ING DRESSES. stree: Costumes JAcAets, NfaIs. Man
ties. H.. the attest style. lerlect guar
snis-ed. MADAM BUTLER. mhls-lm
NTON FlsCiIEE's DRY CLEANING EsrAB-
"A lisllnent and Dye Works, 800 q "A. ". Ladies
and Gents Garments OF all kinds cleaned and lyei
without being rlpIed. Ladies Evening Dresses q SIZE
c.alty. Thirty -nye years experlen Prices mol
crate. Goods called Tor and deilvered ia
LL-wOoL GARMENTS. MADE UP or RIPPED.
Al dyed svod piourllll- ulAck-
A. FISCHER
sf4 .as1 ~ II NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10
PROFESSIONAL.


PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with best Of medical reieIence by applying at 9l3
9Th st.n.w. api0-lnls
RY HAND READING AND AS TRoLOGIsr. THE
rope, tells three different ways viii remain short
time. Tells past, Present and future person Dy
letter Tells lady or ntIeinan oy the letters in the
hand who the future husband wife will be- Urin-s
back husband OF lover many days; has the
great Egyptian brezstpiate charms lucky belt and
business. good luck love. Bsiness ana At
gmes chance. Iuck long and journeys- Ielis
what business best ada.aed Tor. settles family
troubles. sure estiniA. catarrii corns and
bunions and drunkenness; a fine haIr ton.c. file
lace powder Ladies'. call al once lxuaantee TO give
also have been awarded god medal .or giving salts
faction Orhce hours from 40 m. to y. m, daily
MADAME DE vALATINA,
Parior. hoom 4. ulstsirs, nrst noor.
mhl2-3W sIz n ST.. near sh 81.
NINE. FRANCIS. THE MORLD-TRAyELED
Tuesday and THURSDAY evenings. pm Cards. 5oc. ;
SIT tings. Ell circle. 25c. hours 9to O'Clock Open
NINE. DREAMER. THE ONLY WONDERFUL
Tells Fl EVENT. % iAis Cincs Hours. BALM 10
le0o lse1 s..a- y. apoeolo-
MME. RAPHAI. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
NJ voyenr and astroiopls tie seventh dsnzhter bort
and lucky dates Lat aaii 10 lsdy. koon La
e.Y = =. - =. So.-lo.
DkoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
sdvertis ny eiaarvoysnt astrologer and medium in
stolen property. brnss s<isrates tovcther. causes
% ,I1as. .s " g nom o
cities and AL in trouble viii time ionsy hy
oss1s have i.iisa. convnsss s.i sasvtssi ana sd
yertisss only what he do AL ousases connaentaL
8 O.sn sunday. issssasncs AZ a. b-t~s.n ~
an dkh IA az nh2s-l2
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RAILROADS..
(ihEsArEAKE AM ONO RAILWAY

scle'ule IN ole, Nrl I, lsni.
Law tnacn tsJr' Gin and -sfs-ts
iO ga IA 10 wv, ~ ~ 81 Si s' "a
ami NorloIFa 8 * P.m Pullman Bun.s itrlor
ep-m., cing mat Earr-ss dsili or sisiteus ~ VIZ
e stu Si s-.s ma "a s ir. snd run - '' ass
=, n,ihout ossnge = an ,nn a, srrt,tnz At Seg
.fans ~ih ,nnv -. .r s' run I,1 .ersn .a y,tu,
chsn.et9 cin,snnaii Ns-tibul. sl-eI~r 3: le,.
n.onl, Va Pullman oars are ol'-H 20 rec-'iss Pss-
ofAae. sl3 rrhnsy lv.nis svcnas.
All ocners fss-eng.r Aseiit
RALTlMokf a oHI9 kAlilsoAp-
~ Scheius m -fef NAr-h ~. lsli.
is~'e washington run s,s',en s'.rnsr Of Ns~ Se,-y
Pow ChicA-o AMI Northwest Nesffulei Ii,,,iied sr
prs, a a,,i,,.; ;s's ~, ssir.ss a. "A.
AL ~ sis /, u ma lniiAnAlos. rxIs~-s
lGr r,r,sl9ns ami Cleveland. sIrrv-. daily, "A NJ
Tor Lelirstoh ana point. in the Shenandoah valley.
For Winchester ana way Stations. Is .sOPm.
80 so. s,-Ininu'ssi ; 80 "a, no o. n 10. a.
lSNN nom. 4S-minut-sD ~ tO. . a.. . ~ "a ~ sa
g I,ir h 9 l. Is to lie 5a : az p
IA. sundays. 4o,, - s.Q ~, q A.. ffpao
tsa - q no, iS-minai-sl oiS. $50. 81 81.
loF Annse.,s. o:,S, and 81 q. n.. 10 10 .aa . ~
pm Sundays. : - a m, ~ L. m.
iST h Tf,ss n, I" 3. n AMI nj 80 :. r~
hoAA bLl LINZ lph Mn iukK AND
PhilABfLrHgA.
Tor New York, Boston. aul tie Let. = a. ~ 90
Nlono, an. linlIA Car. 'l2HN mean - %
= ~. mninr Car. and 10 ~ D NJ. Bufsf Farior
1H5s CA AZ DAY trans sis-Iahs Car Ih.' la:S0
Peg Bsston. = - IA. WITH Pullman Bures Sleep
ins ar running ttrough 60 Boston wstiruf sl,-nr.
va tSHshAreI'sie Bril-e. landing pas.rn. .rs IN
Is. n NJ. station at b.. IN ~
Tor fth!Ade.pnia. -. - %, 1000 an, IL 90
hISh, -. = 10. y - Anl 10 20 pan.
.iNE NtNhEk. iie.-. NiuluifH "A allt f'hasfsr ~,
-.SSSNN a.ia.. iEN no,n. - 81. = 10. ~ IS aud
lo"A pm. lnaiiiel eAtress si,,ppias Al stsr .as
ton only. 40 uuR.rr. "
For Atlantic tity, 4 u5 and 10 % a IN 10 a. n..,n
oihda9s. o. a H.. ls'tkl noon
Of al ticket aa.1lfs 1870 - ~ N-a
ffNcsif sun az. DAILY ss,,r.,., -
baesa.e "a ifI Tor sna ch,skad frnin I,. : - .-s-
49, ieh lt4i,st"f 90. "a srlers lsft a. taket
"i.tts' olbail l'A5l lA. ave. and a. tt.fot
:. 4. oDEll. Gas 81 .rf.tr
@a. 1-n- NsiaLtr zen. lass- AsHft.
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Sra1xe HArs

Spa1xe HArs
pUNLAPssNKw YORK HATS IN
SILK AND DERBY
Dsrby Hats In CinnAmon, Manila. Russee
and 6old Brown colors. round and sxuarv
crown Glazed rarpaulin sailor Hats new
shape. Boys perbass Ct q. % and upward
wILLErr RUoFF.
sp2an eos Rsunssivsnas ave- Nv.
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NEW FKATu1xs At EuTAw HoUsx, BALrI-
MoRE.-New management, new furnishinss, new
decorations, new service, new sanitary arrange
msnts. Center Of Wholesale and retail trade OF
the city. Theaters near: Ladies' reception
and toilet rooms free Of charge. Need not
register. Headquarters for out-oe-town shop
pers and theatsr parties. Ladies' restaurant
sttached.-Advk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-10

wILLETT D RUOFf.
eos Psungsivsnas ave- n.v.
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there were too many Seeds discharged from
the barrel notwithstanding l stopped every
other hole, discontinued the sowing until an
other Barrel with smaller holes cd be prepared
The ground in which these oats have been
sowed-and in which the Barley seeding had
commenced-has been plowed, listed Gas it is
called, that is 8 furrow ridges and twice har-
rowed in with the manure afterwards.
Began also to SOW the Siberian wheat
and where the ground was lumpy. run
my spiked roller with the harrow at the tale
over it, web found very efieacious in break
ing the clods 4 pulverizing the earth; and
would have done 1t perfectly il there had not
been too much moisture remaining of the late
rains.
Finding the barrel discharged the wheat too
fast, did, after sowing Of the shortest Cfor
We began at the iarthest corner Of the field
rows, stopped every other hole in the barrel,
thinking the seed too literally bestowed, 1
stopped 2 & left one hole open alternately, by
which out Of IL holes only, discharged seed,
and this, as had taken the strap of leather of
seemed to give seed enough Though not 80
regular as were to be wished) to the ground.
penter to put a new axle and do some other Re-
pairs to the Barrel Pillow at Dogre Run.
Saturday 18th Finished (yester-
day EVENING" planting Corn with the Barrel
Pillow. in the cut intended for experiments at
Dogue Run.
Tuesday 18th At Muddy hole thew
finished planting Corn about 10 o'clock-At
this place tried 8 hoed harrow which had
just made, with q single horse-Upon the whole
it answered very well-the draft seemed rather
hard for one horse but the late rains had made
the ground heavier than usual.
Monday May 22nd Began to take
mp the pavement Of the Piazza.
Tuesday May 2Srd And this day be-
gan to lay the Flags in my Piaza-Corneiius and
Tom Davis assisting.
Saturday 9th Finished laying % courses
Of the pavement In the PiAxa-Weather very
unfavorable for 1t.
Tuesday June 9th 1855 :. Finding
the hoe Harrow did not do good work in the
drilled Corn / ordered 10 10 desist and the Bar
Share pillow 10 be used, till the common corn
vas all crossed after which to use il when the
ground was worked the other way.
"Wednesday July 26th 1856 Having
fixed RollAg 70 the tale Of my drili pillow. and
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which mako in all $50 days 4 10 Of JOIN,
Askew"
Washington was noted for owning fine
horses He also enjoyed, on proper occasions,
dash after fox and hounds over the Mount
Vernon plains. He was rapid rider in his
ordinary business journeys, and his DIARIES
record the fact that on various occasions he
rode as much as 60 miles day.
=. The possession of the Mississippi valley by
the British and its settlement by Virginia had
engaged the attention of George Washington
from his youth, as his brothers, Lawrence and
Augustine, were among the members of the
original Ohio company, organized in 1748 to
settle lands on the Ohio river and trade with
the Indians. He was therefore reared in an at
mosphere Of admiration and conviction of the
future greatness of this western territory. His
diary for July l, 1868, contains the following
entry: went over to Stafford court house to
attend a meeting Of the Mississippi enterprise
and lodged there" From the year 1854 the
house of burgesses Of Virginia, inspired by the
report Of Major George Washington in 1853,
had annually before it, until the revolution,
some measure or report OF committee to en-
courage and protect settlers on the waters of
the Mississippi held to belong to Virginia.
Journal of house OF burgesses.)
The intelligent supervision Washington gave
to his plantations between 1883 and 1770
brought them into rs fine condition a. any land
in the Mount Vernon region was susceptible OF.
He stopped the washes on the hill sides, drained
the wet lands by proper ditching, made new
clearings, refenced the fields, made roads,
erected comfortable houses and outbuildings
with quarters for his people, rested the old
fields in fallow-sowed clover, timothy and other
grasses for hay and pastured and rotated his
crops in the most judicious and practical
manner.
From ITO to the beginning Of the revolution
he was gradually drawn to reflect upon public
affairs and especially upon the questions thou
discussed rs to the rights Of the colonies under
the crown.
HIS rNrERRsr IN wArERwAYs-
Washington was among the first to call atten.
ton to the desirablsnsss, and, he hoped, the
practicability Of having . continuous water
navigation to near the head Of the Po-
tomsc, and Of the western rivers 10 the bead Of
some branch Of the Ohio river ON the west,
which would leave but . short portage between.
His interest in canal navigation was we'll known,
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

llrkeis and information At the offsce. northeaSs g.
neIW Lott Street aid lenIsy NanlA avenue. AL a. A
station. where ordses ieif Tor III. ~i.--sfz
| CHAs. L. PUGH. u AZ Mss,iI
oenerl. MANAGER. IN h;iOl GENERA Ia--.i,srr 4 ss,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-24

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF \ DEED
OF trust executed to me by q. X. Walker aud
J. Z. Cole. made the 9th day OK December, 1870
and OF record in the office OF the clerk OF the
Hastings Court OF the City OF Roanoke in Decd
book No. 81 page 49,, TO secure to II. :. Coirman
the sum of five hundred and cighty-lvc dollars
and twenty cents 1855 20i payable in twenty
seven equal monthly installments OF eighteen
dollars and eighty cents each and one INSTALL
mcnt OF twcnty-thrce dollars and cirhtv cen,s
payable in thirty days after the payment OF the
preceding .nstallmcnts. another installmcnt OF
thirty-hvc dollars payable in thirty days after the
payment OF the foregoing miscellaneous, ono other
installment or eighteen dollars and eighty cents
payable In thirty days after the payment or the
preceding instnilmcnts shall have hecn made
evidenced by thirty certain negotiable notes or
even date with the deed aforesaid drawing in
by the said G. X. Walker and j. f. Cole, and pay
Nation IIinnk Of Roanoke, and &C default
OF those notes falling due on the 9th day or
March, April. May, june and July, 1871, rcspec
eighty cents with the interest nj the rate OF per
cent. per annum from the 9TH day or December
ISM, and being required 50 to do by the bench
ciarys under the eaid deed. will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder in front of the
G3qEt a hSnse AZ Roanokc Va On THURSDAY
O'CLOCK NJ. the following lot OF land lying in
scrihed us Follows
street, thence in southerly direction - feet to
the line OF Fishburnc's property, thence with
flshburnc line III nm castcrly direction ~ feet
to point, thence in II northery direction ~ feet
TO Wells street. thence With Wells street In n
westerly direction " feet Ia tho place OF begin
ming, being the same property conveyed To X.
:. Coirman by j. r. Pollard.
TERMS or SAI.E.-Cash sufficient To pay
costs OF sale and the principal snd interest. re-
manning unpaid ON the i've notes aforesaid and
on the note falling due on August 9th, lS.l. each
for the sum OF eighteen dollars and eighty cents,
viii he required, balance payable ns the notes
bcrcinberore mentioned will become due and
payable according 10 the terms or said deed and
II the purchase money exceed the amount or said
notes, the exc. - shall I've payable in one and two
years, MI deferred payments tn be evidenced by
interest bearing Negotiable notes secured by Il
deed OF trust on the property.
\. y. STAPLES.
1nlyl9-tIs Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-24
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, July 24.-ISpeciall-Flo
closed fairly active for spring and win
ter patents, with an i'm proved demand
for lower brands; fine grades spring.
3. l5W365; do. winter, 3.500o3 S.; super
fine spring, 3.50C63 3. 50: do. winter, 3. $50
4. Is; extra No. 2 spring, 3.950o4.2O; do.
winter. i.lO@i.25; extra No. 1 spring,
4. l0@ 90; do. winter, 4.25M5, 10; city
mill extras, 5.O0@5.l0 for West Indies;
Southern dull, but firm; trade and fam
lily extras 4.50@5.1O.
Whcat-options strong in tho morn
ing Cables were firmer and foreign
houses were buyers to moderate eX-
tent. The market underwent decided
change in the last half of the day. Tho
advance was more than wiped out under
a selling to realize. The closing figures
were A@% lower. Spot lots closed
steady. Spot sales No. . red winter,
1884; No. red winner, July, ok; Aug,
95 -; Sept, 95 a; Oct, 96lS.
CONCEPTIONS strong and higher in
the carly dealings on covering by tho
shorts, but later weakened and closed
lower. Spot lots closed firmer; spot
sales, No. , mixed, Il: No. mixed,
July, 20; Aug, 65 "A; Sept, G2H; Oct
6lM. Oats-Options fairly active and
Irregular; pot lots Irregular; spot sales,
No. white, 81; No. do, 4SN@49; No.
l mixed, 43; No. . do, 41N@4lsl; No.
mixed, July, Az; Aug, 34I4; Sept.
324.
Pork, more active and firm; now mess,
II. 50@1325. Lard, fairly active and
weaker, 6.So@G.S3; August, 6.90@G.04;
September, 7.O0@7.05. Sugar, raw,
nominal; 1916 for 50 test Muscavado;
3 y for 96 test centrifugal; refined, quiet
and weak; cut loaf and crushedf 4
powdered, AZ: granulated, 4A@4H
confcctioners' A, AZ. Coffee, steady;
spot lots, fair Rio cargoes, 10.