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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-17
TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
d. ed OF trust dated Move u Der 1ath $50 and

TRUSTEE'S SALE-HY VIRTUE OF
Il dt ed OF trust dated Move Der 18th 1890 and
OF record in the clerks office OF Roanoke city
corporation court, In deed book 81 page SG,
h from Jas. A. Wager to the undersigned, default
having made in the terms of .aid deed and
being required SO To do by the beneficiary l
Will on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10TH 1897.
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, sell to the highest bidder
by public action, in front OF the courthouse In
Roanoke, the following described parcel of land
lying In said city: BEGINNING at a point on tho
south side OF Campbell street 2iS feet west OF A.
street, thence south 30 degrees $50 feet to an
alley; thence with said alley sonth 81 degrees
vest 81 feet to point; thence north 81 degrees
east 80 feet to Campbell stiect thence with
same north 50 degrees cast 20 feet to tho be-
ginning and known as lot No. l3 in north hall OF
section 10i on Rorer's map
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to pay tho
costs OF executing this trust and tho sum
OF Sf0O, with interest thereon from Noyem-
Der l2th, 1890 to the day OF sale, and 500 with
interest fro November 18TH, 1870 TO he paid
November, 18th, 1872, M d the resi- tue II any to
he made payable In two equal ANIMAL payments
at ono and two years from day OF sale Al de-
ferrcd payments to I've cvid.rcc: hy negotiable
notes executed by tho purchaser aid secured by
Il deed OF trust on the prc,r,tcs.
dcC21-tcs. \. + KING Trustee
am required to state that Mr.. Wager has sold
this property and his veI dec assumed his pay
mcnt A. E. KING.
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&. A. HOFFMAN, Trustee.

Note-Slrs. u. G. Tinsicy Wishes to say that
the above note has been assumed by her vcndee.
1anl5 tbs
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BANK AND TRU
Bucna Vista L. ~ 4 Co..
Commercial Nat. Bank.
Farmrs' n. Bank, salem
Fidelity Loan and Trus
Co., Roanoke...... -.
First Nat. Bank, Buch.
First Nat. Bank, Is Vista
First N. Bank, Roanoke
Radford Trust Company
Roanoke Savings Bank.
Roanoke Trust, Loan ~
Safe Deposit Co.
Southern Ma Bank, N. Y
State Savings Bank, Ro
Traders l.. ~ r.. Co. 80.
LAND, IMPROVEMENT Al
MI
BasidCity NJ. NJ. " l.. Co
Bedford City l.. Il l. Co. -.
Bucna Vista Co.
ChamOuui Land Co,
Central Inv. Co, Roke...
Central Go, Buchanan
Cleveland l. q Imp. Co..
Clovcrdalc 1. u l. Co.
Colona l. Co., Mix.
Craig City Imp. Co.
Creston Land Co, Salem
Crystal Spring Land Co.,
Roanoke ..............
Flat TIP e. l.. An, pr. ;.
Flat Top G. l.. Assn, pr.
inc. CO. amt. com -.
Flat Top G. l.. An com.
Front Royal ~ Rivcrtop
Land Co.
Glen Falls Land Co., Ro.
Glcnmore l.. Co., Salem. 4.
Goshen Land Il Imp. Co.
Graham Land d. I'm. Co.
Grottoes Co., Shendun..
hickman l.. Co., Salem
Home Bldg ~ Con. Co.
Hyde Park Land Co.
Iron-Belt BID G ~ Loan
Association ....... 49,.
Ironton Association. 49,.
lvanhoc Land II Imp. Co
Janette l.. Co., Roanoke
Kcnova Association. -.
Lake Spring Lana Co.,
Salem (pfd. )............
Lake Spring l. Co. (com.)
Landsdowne Imp. Co..
Roanoke ........... :.
Linwood l.. Co.
Mclrose L. Co. +, Roanoke.
Midvale Leo, Pulaski.
Mountain View l.. Co. i,
Roanoke.
National Invt.Co.
New Castle l.. ~ Imp. Co.
New Landsdowne l.. Co.
Norfolk Company (pfd)
Norfolk Co. (pf. incl.
equal amt. com. )......
Norton Land L. Co.
Otter View l.. Co.. Bed
ford City,.
Pierce Inv. Co., Pulaski
Pleasant Valley l.. Co..
Pulaski l.. ~ /. Co.
Radford Devel. Co. =
Radford l.. ~ I.Co..
Radford w. End Leo. :.
Rivcrmont Co., Lynch.
Riverside Leo, Kenova
Rivervfew l.. Co, Rad =.
Roanoke Billing AssO'n d
Inv. Co ........ :.
Roanoke Construction Il
Imp. Co. 80.
Roanoke Devel. Co.
Roanoke Devel. and
Guarantee Co.
Roanoke l.. II Imp. Co..
Salem Bldg. u Inv. Co..
Salem Devel. Co.
Salem Improvement Co.
Shenandoah l.. u /. Co.
Shenandoah Inv. Co. go.
South Salem l.. Co.
Steelton Land Co., Salem
(preferred). ...........
Steelton Land Co., Salem
(eOmmon). ........
Traders Inv. Co.
Vinton l.. x /. Co...
Virginia City ASS.
Virginia Devel. Co., 9 p. C
pfd., cum. {.
VfrglniaDevel. Co. (com)
Virginia Fin. Co., Rnke.
Virginia Inv. Ass. g p.
ct. pref; inc. co. amt.
com.
Virginia Inv. Co., Bait.
Virginia l.. Co, 6p.ct. pic
inc. eq. am. com. -.
Virginia Mining Co.
Va. X. K. 81 /. Ass. q D. C.
pref. inc. eq. amt.
Wall Street Inv. Co. 80.
West Graham l.. & l, Co.
w. Lynchburg Lid Co.
w. RAdford l.. & l. Co.
W. Salem l.. Co. (Class O.
INDUSTRIAL
AM Bridge and Iron
Company, Roanoke.
Bridgewatcr Carriage
tHCo.. Roanoke..........
Cold.St'ragc Co. R'oke...
Comas Mach. Co., Salem
Grocer Iron Co., R'Oke..
Crystal Ice Co Salem.
Graham Furnace Co,
Graham Trans. Ice Co. :.
Midway Iron Co. R'0ke.
Old Dom. Ph'n'gr'ph Co.
Roanoke Grocery and
Milling Co.
Roanoke Iron Co.
Salem Furnace Co.. 80.
Shenandoah Furnace Co.
Sigua Iron Co.
transparent Ice Co. R'ke
Va. Brew. Co., R'oke..
Va. L'mbcr Co. Graham.
Washington Zinc Co..
Lynch urg.............
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The vcndee and Rose Levine and S. Levine
nave assumed payment or the above described
notes.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
L OF trust executed to me by Mrs. H. O. Tins
ley, dated January u, 1871, and OF record In the
clerks office OF the llustings Court OF the city or
Roanoke, Va to secure L. l.. Powell and c. Y.
BOOKER the payment OF the sum or $500 IS evil
denced by "A certain interest bearing negotiable
note executed by the said III. g. Tinsley and III ado
que ana payable to L.. L. Powell and q. Y. Booker
Mt the National Exchange Bank, of RoanokeIVa
In four months from date OF said deed, and de-
fault having been made in th> payment OF the
said note. and having been requested by the ben
ehciary, shall sell at public auction to the high
est bidder in front OF the courthouse In tho city
OF Roanoke, Va ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is
ls!2 AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, all those certain lots or
parcels OF land lying and being In the city OF
Roanoke. Va, and bounded and described as fol-
lows. to wit:
Beginning ut point on tho southwest corner
of street and Salem avenue: thence with
J stree: south - degrees 30 minutes west
1916 feet 10 All alley; thence with said alley north
III degrees I'D minutes west 100 feet to point:
thence north IL degrees 50 minutes east to Salem
avenue; thence with Salem avenue south 81 de-
erces II minutes east 1871 feet to tho place OF
beginning and known ~ lots Nos 1, and s in
section 32, NJ shown on the map OF the lands of
the River View Land and Manufacturing Com.
pany.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay on the past due.
note and cost attending the sale and one nun fred
dollars cash In hand paid by tho pu chaser before
leaving tho premises. the residue to be made
kn Jwn on day OF sale
Z. A. HOFFMAN, Trustee
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TRUSTEES. SALES.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST IS =.
ID cntcd to me by John Il Snrder 1871 .I..a

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST E.SE
~ cntcd to me by John +. Snyder, dated E'ef,.
rnary 3 1880. and OF record in tho clerks ofiicc of
the Hastings Court for the city OF Hoanokc. Va
ID, u y, page III to secure to Duncan IT. Scott
and Leigh Buckner the sum OF 81, &C., payable as..
therein set forth, and dcreult having heca made
IN tho payment OF tho last one of the said notes.
Tor the sum OF Si3}, with interest from date and
at the rc9ucet OF the benefclnrics. l will, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22d. 1sg2 at IL o'clockini. IN!
front OF the courthouse, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, all that certain parcel OF land
as follows: 800
Beginning at point ON the south side OF Tosh
street, at the corner or an alley between Lewis.
street and Franklin road; thence in westerly
direction with said street 100 feet to a pcfnf.
thence in southcrly diiection 100 feet to an
a,,ey' thence In an castcrIy direction with said
allcy lOo feet to Il point on the alley first above
mient,oned thence with said alley in northerly
ulrection l3u feet tn the place OF bogtaping.S
known ano described as lots Nos. and 4 section.
Roanoke, Va. - -> wy -.
ERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the sum OF
StS with interest to date of sale, and Including
trustee . commissions and costs OF SALE and rs 10
inc residue, IL any, terms will be ANNOUNCED ON
day OF sale Il + WINGEJETN -
!au '.u Trustee.
Mr.. Snyder desires me to say that he has sold
this lot and his vcndce assumed the notes
j. +. WINGFlEIn Tru.taa
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ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUsr-

ny VIRTUE OF. a DEED OF TRUST
- dated Oct. 20, 1891, executed to me by Geo
8 Jack and OF record in tho office OF the clerk OF
the Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va.
Sadmittcd to record Oct ~, lSji, to secure 10 d.
C. Moomaw and + II. Fishburnc the payment OF
the sum OF $4,000 and evidenced by certain ncgo-
table notes executed by the aforesaid Geo. s.
Jack. and default having been made in the pay.
ment oil one OF the said notes in the sum OF ten
dollars: and being requested so to do by the.
ocnchciaries a. aforesaid, will sell at public
auction In accordance with the aforesaid deed OF
trust, IN front OF the courthouse in the city Of
t nnoa tn,, nN SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1S92,
the following described property, to-wit:
One Davis oscillator printing press one stand
LOT twcnty-ionr cases, two imposing stones, two
SShascs, la5 pounds body type, 10 column rules,
~ pounds newspaper leads, two composing sticks.
together with all other furniture incident and
SeionginG to the printing outfit formerly owneh
TERMS: Cash as To 40 much as IL niece sssry
10 deiray the expense incident To this sale in
cluuihg trustees commiss ion OF five per cent
ana TO pay or and discharge the note now past
aue-ln an say about 5000 balance, II any will
DC payable Mt such time times and upOn such
sale. GEC a. NHnM.W"' VI
jan1tds Trnst.,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11
4 Free Lunch.

Hey, Billy, what's all dis"
"Oh, notllin. eny this here swell has
laid down here fur IL s1luozc an I'm
M'glttin Il Henry Clay free lunch. Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

TUCSON, Arizona, Aug. 9.-AdvIces
from Bisbee say that ut a station on
the BIsbee railroad few miles north
Of the Sonora line, four Mexican cue-
tom house guards surrounded tho sta
ton and captured another Mexican,
who had been for four months ptevI-
ous chief OF the Mexican guards. He
was on bis way to the City of Mexico,
and had with him trunk which the
invaders took possession OF, and de-
'nandet} the key of the owner. This
he refused to give, although threats
against bis life were made. Finding
him stubborn Ia his refusal, they pro-
cured an axe aud broke the trunk
OPEN. They then took from 1t bum
die of documents and hastily took
their departure for their own COUNTY,.
The victim refuses to say anything re-
gardtng tho purport of the papers
seIzed, but from another source 1t is
learned that they contained strong
testimony aRainst custom officials sta.
toned In 6onora, and thAt had be
reached hts destination with them, 1t
was believed wholesale arrests and re-
movals would have speedily followed.
A telegram was sent to the commAn
der At Fort Huaohuaca, but he was
unable 70 act. The matter has been
laid before the state department al
Washington.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

This remedy ia becoming 20 we'll
known and 80 popular a. to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bttters sing the same song of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exis: and it 1s guaranteed to do all that
Ia claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases OF the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood. Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent AZ well as cure all
mA1arfal fevtrs. For cure OF headache.
constipation and indigestion try
Electric Bltters; Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. or money refunded. Prios
SOC. per bottle at W. e. 6avag+'s.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

/ Dt>tEK, Cnl, Aug. 9.~-Fuily 25,oNJ
Kus;hta tnrutd nut tn1ny IN the great
street Eag+v mt which fUrtn4 tht ptin
riIal ftatl:rr If tlt~ trtcnni"l gather
! lrg- Of 'li- knights Tenpla', ana tit+
/ spectacle wts "ne which will he re-
tnem,rrr'l by TIL. go ut t-orle IF D~n
yer for mnny day. The cotnnlsn~
| hetit. b K*n to assemble as tnrly as
8 u'clork, but it Waa almost II htfore
the til Gets were cleared and tue itn~
| lnense body If Meu att in motion. AL
though the line ot march extended
over several lnII+s, every inch Of slde-
walk on The route was crowded from
curb to building line, every window
WIS filled with eaRer spectators, and
| even the house top. we're covered with
people watching the
SEA OF PLUMES
that moved steadily forward like the
current of u mighty river many feet
beneath them. Those on The house
,ots and ia the upper windows, In
fac, obtained by fur the best view of
the procession, as much of ite beauty
consisted Ia the intricate symbols Of
the order hich were exhibited in tue
formation Of the ranks ~ they passed
through the streets. I: WIS only from
an elevation that the machineiike nc-
curacy t f the movements could be ap-
preoiated HI cotnu.andery after cUtn~
mandery broke the regularity nf the
rauk-, tor u moment seemed !. st ia
conusiuu, and then M il by magic
emerged to the form ofu Geek or Il
Maltese crn.-, or nIuyl.ap II hollow
.uun'e, u triangle nr so1ne nf the my.
II ii mystic ca binntion- formed from
the figure three. At >cole. Of Ut .ce-
OIL the line etAud- iad b+eu erected,
and thou~Ancs Of people cheerfuIly
1a'd their quarters, half dollars uud
even dnllars for foothuld On these
potn's OF vantage.
Everything that money and fnre-
thought could provide for tile comforts
OF The knights WA at their dispo=nl,
aud the most fatigning event Of the
coucave Was Accomplished without
re'ious ml-hap of any kind. Que fea-
tnre ct the parade which g4v+ rise to
much favorable comment WIS the am
pie supply OF cold water which tue 10
caI committee provided ut over hum
drch points along the line of march.
Each water barrett WAS placed in
chat ge of d score of small boys armed
with cu If, and during the hatts the
thirsty Knights kept the boys on the
move and often let stray nickel or
dime DIR p Ia their hands to show
their appreciation Of the attention. AT
the conclusion of the parade aud afte,
the communicates had been dismissed
Grand Master Goblin was etcorted to
the Masonic temple and there con-
vened the first session OF the grand en-.
oampment.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

]. 3. Wilson. 39l Clay St.. ShAxp@-
burg, Pa, says BIZ will not he without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for cob
sumption, coughs aud colds, that II
cured bis wife who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack of |.
grippe, when various other remedit< +
and several physicians had done h*'
no gfod. Robert Barber of CooksDort
Pa. claims DR.. Kings New Discovery
has done him more good than any
thing he ever Used for lung trouble.
Nothing like it. Free trial b0ttl~'
at w. E.. 6avage's; large bottles, so :.
and 81. 90.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

ot the advisory committee, sn;d lhj-
morning: "Thtre i1 no longer any
'toubt that VT have the strike won.
Fr"tn infnrmatIon received ffunl tht
l'I,ide, thus early tue firm i~ greatly
=. handicapped ty the :satntloh.,: and
! 1t II believed thu: full ninr.tttt.h- #
: tti+ m+n n:W ut work iu>itlc Tive 1nili
! will cutne out within the ntxt week.
They Ar- :pid'y tlring If ttcir :prl4~
rb~lixe lii: hilt, rtstfi ted IipttI>+ Con-
tlit'ution~ In the relief fund continue
! l'lh* tl-tArtnry n.ni4urt. nld our So
Ilctjug rtttsfllttiet- have hten very
surge s*tt1l.' :*."
! Ttt announcement that Hugh
; O'Duun'il viii r+turu hut1ie nn We'd.
/ ne*'3aV lsa> ID 20 kithd1t1 frs.tI :hores
and thr men are a. finn lit ttte dtrter~
mluathn IT, win th't c;,utr H. they
ever were.
" t1sgcr Potter ttenit@ the wt,ul@saie
| drretti MS fr:ul the works As claimed
hy The advisory "r1nuittet. hut The
latter have uAmts urd uttlrts-ea Of
lnAnvN t:i+ 1tstrttr-, topet! er with
A.fiduvif. to sub.tAntihle their claims
la this particular.
The Fifth regiment left for home
this morning. The Tenth regiment
will leave this evening Or early tomor-
row morning. Part Of Gen. Wylie's
stntf went home to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

The attitude of ex-Presitlent Cleveland
in fully intlor>in= the Chicago FREE trat}.
1'latform ha> surprised Eis Democratic
friends i'll Pennsylvania, Nrw Jersey
New York and New England Tl;ty
We're letl to h'l;ev>' that hn H','t1ld strait
die this Que>;is', as the convention c..,ll-
nittee III resolutions hail tlont.. His
bold announcement Of Endorsement .,f
that particular plank il very gratifying
to the southern and western Democrats
who are for absolute free trade. but the
eastern Democrats, lnAny OF whom be-
1ievc in protection. are nonplussed.~~
Burlington Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

just $U.
Irannot 4l1; the t',l =tn1,.-
Ia.i> luii@y t:InWI utujtl:
cnntu,t >iuE the olsl sings
They'd tuot III. II klitt
- ljtt ruit free i'rcss.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

Distressed Fe'nnle-Oh. rlease. sir.
give me something all the sa1ne.
Benevolent fientle1nan-Why 'all the
sa1ne:'
D. F. (weepingrOh. sir. you don't
recognize me. I'm the blind mans wife.
B. G.-T+s. / remember you, but
what's the matter:
D. F.-Oh, sir, we're in fresh trouble
My poor husband h,ls recovered his
sight.-Drakes Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

The firm OF Glib, Oxford h 6ae1<
has been dissolved by M. X. 8ealY ~
tirlnR from said firu, and seliing n
his Interest In its property to Thons
Glib and Charles Oxford, who vi
pay all debts owing by eaId firm A1.'s
collect all accounts due to said 1ruA,
and continue the business OF said drtA.
under the name of GLIB & Oxford.
August 3, 1892. y
G. w. OXFORD,
THOMAS G1Bn.
M. X. 9RELK.
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Teasing Friend-What makes that
new baby at your house cry SO much.
Tommy?
Tommy (indignantlyelt don't cry so
very much~-and any way, if all your
teeth WAS out, and your hair off, and
yonr legs so weak you couldn't even
stand on them, guess you'd feel like
crying yourself!-Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

There was weeping time when CAL
vim S. Brice stepped down from the
leadership Of the Democratic national
committee. The dispatches say he re-
tired *in flood of tears. loosed by the
many kind words said about him." This
is only m inkling Of the time when there
will be weeping and wailing by the full
chorus early in November next.-Tole1o
Commercial.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

HoMEsTEAD, Aug. 0.-The locked
out men Ut Homestead are EXCEEDING
~ jubtlant over tho continued dsser-
tions OF the new men from the Csr-
negle nllls. Vice Chairman Crawford
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

He had struck q match on his boot
heel, and his wife remarked:
"You are as spry as q cat, aren't you::'
'.Do you think SOP he returned In ii
pleased tone.
"Yes. You light on your feet, You
know ashington Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-08-11

Tho Center OF AttfAct1HH'
Ted-Are there any pretty girls stay
ing at the place where yon are boarding:
Ned~-~Only one.
Ted-Whnt il ste like?
Ned-Can't say. You see, could
never get near ller.-New York Evening
Sun.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
Mr.. MILLS NOT SERVING on HIS COMNITTEF

Washington. Jan. (>pecal.-The House Committee
On Interstate and Foreign Commerce met to-day, and IN
the absence Of the chairman, Mr. Mills Representative
George ID. Wise, OF Virginia, the second member.
sumcd general direction. 4 letter from Mr. Mills TO
Mr. Wise was read, in which the Texas statesman an
nounced that he would be absent from Washington
FOR some time consequently he requested Mr.. Wise 10
take charge and put the committee I'm shape for the
consideration OF business. Mr. Wise did not think il
necessary 10 read another recent letter Of Mr. Mills in
which he declared with reference TO lbs defeat for the
Speaker5hlp:
The blow 10 me is much less severe than II IS 10
the democratic party. The authors of defeat must
be r,buked by the Democratic party. large ele
nlent that has been voting with will abandon
the coming struggle. The defeat OF one man i,
nothing but the defeat Of great cause is every thing
But no member o, the committee doubted that IN,
same spirit which Inspired this fierce demand for
vengeance on the present Democratic organization Of
tlc House prompted the milder announcement thai
Mr. Wills did not feel called to perform the du,
10 which he had been assigned by the faction In the
party which had brought about his humiliation and
defeat
New-York tribune., 1892-01-10
THE INTEEPRETEa.
Juliun hawthorne in LlppincOti's Magazine.

There is a reciter. he calls himself an Inter.
nroirr a. prefer to call hni,-who has been Ieiore
our public Tor more an u%en M head Of inter-
ur,ter, ol English poetry Nature n"s s,' on ] mi "
lymrathetic voice. Of unusual power ana cohpa,s
" nia,"tenance good 10 look upon, manly, harmonious
and Sensitive: slender and graceful figure qniek'
apprecinye spirit lie ,ora ai its ys' n ni rehes s ys
mrnS Of English poetry lofty ambition. thorough
and technical tranlng m a.. s,,,. and ,be stoce
onss. to se,n Ike stage but immediately appears
nke drawingroom. Tms In t:eli; ;, retnaTnsi n"o,,
""t and for aught know Mr. Woollett may himself
i, nIncoHscouS that he performs It, chair AND
table arc In the centre OF tue rom ne s'.,es nhaey NJ
these and conironi ~ WIN VI IN, ,, ~" 81 the world and
M t'is us In a quiet. conversational tone what
be H. rinr To do and then. after moment pa ps"e. %
he proceeds to do It, And ,,, pow tnH H,ssnnears We
pr, I,olJng straight at himand he Is rs m,s pcei
nmatcd very agreeable object OF co9tenpianon
t we reose To- see him. WHY is this suppose
- nut ~ W. h because we cannot give attention TO
H. may ne. Ue ot once Mr. Wooliett Is himself deeply
Interested in what he Is Irii9. fl.ng w about III. own
ncrson aud he con-trn, . adopt ms ",,tSr ~ nnr
4. the theme evolves itself before u" e'e' " c'm
pieeiy in harmony With what he Is sayihs ,o.c c" Of
putiih. ,hnf ha .ecm, 10 be ans 1ried into H. we
nr,rr Soy how beautifully he does IT, bm; now ,Hs
nn.i,SIS SS If jss Mr. Woolett makes himself inc
sH,um trmeh which the impression TIE picture,
,tc ointment reaches ~: and hc VIII . ". no.. nhnds.
NOR NOR m lie now Is skes aI s the S' ttrns bow violin master
All mass I'm music out Of sight' 80 ,,,,,o vocal
" pv no inpenlou, movement. by no s'atutus N~' ooa
.crni,iisu, hy no laborlously finished hiperS'nha h
lion" does lie for one moment recall sv Ms iroi yon
p"'nnei Yourself TO investigate the matteri anu liza h
con perceive hat his mind Is most Scns,Wch bri the
brscn Slgns ly which he indicates this are so srs rS
iha we can scarcely say IN what tiies 'oJSS S, dr,c
r. u III, lent because they are IN lhe rlsm. Ut.
v io Int they are strictly subordnated 70 the mer @
part In no respect Is Mr. Woollei' an n,,o
M p. h j. man of taste and feeling and Gentleman
,.bcn ,e fellow Get III" stage and IN the e4uso %
~, trn or fifteen minutes pretend 10 be s,iI s' ~
In now pleading and mincing as the woman nov
ssng mouthng dialect . wh ths 9e ,edssof coap
know that he is humbug, andis feiomousy as'euSF