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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-17

TNRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RE.L
L Estatc.-under and by virtue OF certain
1880. recorded in deed book ~, page Il. rom
Lmcin {. Lakewood to myself to secure C.
oleary the payment OF tla3.D5t, evidenced by
TWO negotiable notes OF Si,iS5.. IL each, and de-
fault having been made In tho payment OF the
INST due OF said notes, ana NJ the request or the
highest bidder on SATURDAY, TIE aiSr DAY
OF MAY, 1892, AT 1915 p NJ in front OF tho
courthouse, In the city OF Roanoke, VA, all that
certain parcel OF land lying in the city OF Roauoko
ami described as follows:
Beginning III Il point on the west side OF JeIrcr-
son street l5' feet south OF Tazcwcl street;
thence with Jefferson street south degrees Is
minutes west 1899 feet; thence south : degrees
o. minutes west 1913 feet to an alley thence with
san c south ~ degrees 81 minutes west l?S.l5
feet 10 an alley then,c with same north degrees
% minutes east il0S feet to an alley; thence with
same north s. degrees 81 minutes east 1870 feet To-
place of beginning
Ihis s,lc is subject 10 prior decd of trust
Il; C.. Moomaw and ~. II. Moomaw $, ,ij2 OF
which Sl,:Si IL unpaid and pnst due and 1880
DUO on May IL, 1872, with interest from May
TERMS: Cash, to be paid at time OF sale,
enough to pay the cost OF executing this trust
credit until September 3 1872, as to Ss,iS5. I'd,
with interest from september ;, $50. and as to
the rr,;sidne II any there be- in two equal annual
day or sale. TilOS W. MILLER,
:" '"'as trustee.
by VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST GIVEN
u james II. Morris and wife to the undersigned,
dated the eth December 1899 and recorded In the,
clerks office Of the city of Roanoke in deed book,
81, page 23I, default having been made In the
terms thereof, and Dcing required so to do BY the
beneficiary Hereunder / WILL for the purpose OF
executing said trust offer for sale at public auc-
ton nj l2D D. M, ON TIE 2irIi DAY OF MAY
ls.2. In front or tho court house, in the city of
Roanoke, the following described parcel OF land.
win It's appnrtenanccs, situated in said city:
Beginning NJ point on the south side o. Wise
street, 1870 feet east OF Barbour street: thcnnce
south IL degrees III minutes east l23 feet more or
less To M alley; thence with said alley north 73
degrees Us minutes cast 10 feet TO point: thence
north Il degrees I'd minutes west l23 feet more or
lcss TO Wise street; thence with the latter north
'.mcyrees 81 minutes west 10 feet to beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sale
ana tue sum OF S123.6i, and as to the sum OF $40
upon credit to become due in monthly install
ihents or 81 each, with interest from the a7th De
cember, 1883, and the remainder upon credit OF
one ant two years with interest to be secured by
deed OF trust. IUCIEN III COOKE
= ~ '1Iu Trustee.
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tI SrEES SAlE.-uNDER AND BY VIR
,1,n 'me ot nccd nf trust. dated April the nth
iS." from W. ~ Mask To the undersigned fr,Is,
Tee, and of record in the clerks office OF the cor
po1atlon court for the city of Roanoke Yin to
secure H. Fianagon tho payment OF 81 g3 A
~ herein described. and dcranlt having occurred
III tGc payment OF the last due note and NJ Tho
Request o. INC holder thereof. | will. on TUES.
DAl, THE llrll DAY OF JUNE 1892 Ar 1871,
L. NJ, in front of the courthouse In Roanokc civ
scll at public auction tn the highest bidder ,hai
cclaln parcel land lying in the city of Rom
nokc and d. scribcd as follows " ''-
DcGinnins in the north corner of Lee street and
an aicE north or Gilmcr street; thence no rh with
Ice street % feet to- point; thence in ", stcriy
ulrcctlon'2 feet To point on Commonwealth,
avenue: thence in a southcrly direction with Com
monwca IN avenue ~ feet 10 point in the corner
OF an alley known ~ Eastern avcnucl; thence i'm
IN castcry direction with said alley laU feet to
~, ,me p!acc OF ncsnniny and known part OF lot
liU Fourth ward, East Roanoke, Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs Of cxncut
llE tnis trust and to pay past due note of slai; 10
win interest from i7th April. IS1O. and tho bal
mcc; II any. payable in one and two wears from
Tue uay or sale. with interest evidenced by nc
gotiahlc notes secured Nv deed OF trust on tho
property sold T. r HARESnsIE WV
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

T,RUSTER's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust from John I. King and wife. dated
clerks office OF the city of Roanoke in deed book
81, page 235, to the undersigned, default having
CURED so to do ny the beneficiary Hereunder, L
viii for the purpose OF executing said trust, offer
eirII DAY Of MAY. 1882, in front OF the court.
honsc In the city OF Roanoke. the following dcs-
crlhcd parcel OF land situated in the city of Roa-
beginning on the south side OF Wise street i2O
teti east of Barbour street; thence south Il de-
alley; thence north 73 degrees 0.S minutes east
~ iect 10 point thence north II degrees ii min
thence with latter south u degrees 81 minutes
"gst ~ isct to the beginning, with house thereon.
anu inc sum of S163.S3, and ne to the sum OF
So'loo upon credit to become due in monthly
,hhs'nments OF FL per month with interest from
upon credit OF one and two years with interest.
Deirrred payments to be secured by deed OF trust
= ~ 2xds LUCIEN II. COOKE, Trustee.
Rf NlRTUEOF DEED OF TRUST FROM
- j.. NJ. Ugdcn to the undersigned trustee.
dated the Sth day OF August lSNi and recorded
N me clerks office OF the city of Roanoke in deed
oook o., page ~, default having been made in
the terms thereof. and being required so TO do bv
the beneficiary Hereunder, will for tho purposo
auction a, ls:io p. M. on THE 2irII DAY OF
MAJ, lSfs, in front OF the courthouse in the city
land situated IN said city:
beginning at a point 100 feet west of the south
wcSt corner OF randolph and Robertson streets:
thence south degrees west 1 Us feet to an alley:
thence north 81 degrees go minutes east u feet TO
point; thence north degrees cast lfih5 TO
Robertson street; thence with Robertson street
sou'h IS degrees east - feet to place OF begin.
ming.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF snIc
and the sum OF SERBS and as TO the cum of
Sl,I'S 20 upon credit Of monthly OF Sa995 each,
with interest from the Sth August 1870 and the
remainder upon credit OF one and two years
Win interest; deferred payments to he secured
by deed oi trust. LUCIEN III COCKS
= ~ IlW NV Trustee
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NEW HOME, =. a. CAMPBELL, Agent ~
Henry street.
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SEWING NrACHIr;

SCAVENGER AND CARRIAGE WORK
PRYOR WOODSON, 223 Fourth ave- n. W.
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STEAM LAUNDRIEs.

DIME, Franklin and Second sts., tel lS7.
ROANOKE, 100 Kirk ave. 3. W., tel. 11G.
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TRUSTEES. SALES.
lsud lyipT In the city of Roanoke Virginia and

described as follows: "e' "s'nis' anu
Beginning at point on the north s,Jc nj,
sixth avenue southwest 315 feet cast q, F,tth
street southwcst; thence leaving Sixth avenue
rorth ) degrees cast 100 feet 10 point. thcnce
south ;! ocSrccs cast p feet To n point: thence
south degrees west 100 fee; To a point on Siyth
a,ehuc, thence h"n" Sixth avenue north - de
grccS west % Il Ct 20 c. nnlur Wv
TERMS OF SAl. +; Cash ~ to enough to nay
the cost OF executing this trust anu TO nav INA
past duo note, say S:l55' To $?GG az. iayahic
on the Sih day of March, ls'3 with inierest
from the Sth day of March. iS:N and rs IN tho
rcsicnc, II any, the same shall bc PAYABLE i'm one
and two years from date OF sale with Interest
from date OF sale TnUS " NIIIFR
5 /. tbs. 'Tru.,..
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, go.
ROANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING CO., No.
10 South Jefferson Street.
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viz US tf DEED OF TRUST
- from Is. A. Marks and E. f. Marks to In.
undersigned. dated the Goth of May. $50, and
recorded in the clerks Office OF Roanoke CITY i'm
deed hook II. page Isl, default having been made
III the terms thereof. ard being required 50 TO do
by the beneficiary hereunder, will for the pur-
pose or executing said trust, cfrcr for sale at
public ,tion ut IL p m. on I lie :ITu DAY
OF MAY, lSfa in front OF the courthouse In tho
sity OIL kohnoSc the following described parcel
OF ianu situated in tho city or Roanoke:
,, beginning M point on tho south side OF
robertson street l20 feet cast OF Nelson street:
thchcc with Robertson street south s. degrees 25
iS Set 10 Il point; thence south . degrees west
49, rect To an alley; thence with said alley
point thence north J degrees cast ls2.7O icct to
the beginning. "
iEhMS or SALE: Cash as the cost OF sale
alI .ht sum or SIS III: rs to tho sum OF 81 500
npui Crcoit In become due in months install
mehts % S2'I5V with interest upon each from the
.o.I % May, ISM, and the remainder upon A
Srcot CT one and two years with interest from
cay III sale. deferred payments to he secured by
-" "S $500 ot trust. LUClEN ii. COOKE,
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PRACTICAL HORsEsHOER.

RENT AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILBUR S. POLE IL Co.. No. s Jefferson st.
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ROANOKE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO is0
Salem avenue.
Ii. V. LINEBACK, successor to Eutslcr, % Salem
avenue.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23
CONDENSED NEWS.

a Collection OF Interesting Items on varl-
ons Subjects, Especially Prepared for
the Hasty Reader
Kansas will have about 70 per cent of a
full corn crop.
be appointed for the Iron Hall.
Anarchist knold. Of -Pittsburg. fears
conviction, not because. he says, of any
connection with the shooting OF Mr..
Frick. but because he avowed himself an
anarchist.
The discipline I'm the Carnegie mills at
Homestead Is said to be very bad
The labor organizations of Boston have
agreed TO raise $4,000 for the Homestead
strikers
G. H. Neff, blacksmith, quarreled with
the postmaster at Dousman, Mis-, and
then started rival postoffice. carving the
mail TO the train himself Mr.. Neff is now
In the meshes of the law
Captain John Palmer, commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army says that the de
partment of Mississippi and Louisiana has
been organized, and the .solored posts have
been admitted 10 full membership.
A company OF Minnesota militia, on the
way to Yellowstone National Park for an
outing. struck a hot wave in the Bad
Lands of South Dakota. The thermome-
ter register. rs degrees; at Livingston,
Mon. it was rs in the shnde.
The treasury department has issued a
circular officially informing its Officers,
employees and contractors and others OF the
act passed by congress limiting the time d
daily service Of -laborcrs and mechanics
employed upon public works to eight
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23
Reunion Of Ola Sailors and soldier.

Two coming important events of in
terest to sailors and soldiers OF the late
war win be the Reunion of the Naval
Veterans at Baltimore, September 18th
to 10Th, and the EncanIinent of the
Grand Army OF the Republic MT WASH
ington. commencing September goth,
Immediately after the Sailors Reunion.
Interest in the reunion will be heighten-
ed by the presence of the White Squad
ron III the harbor of Baltimore The G..
a. X. Encampinent will be the the oc-
casion Of the greatest military assemb-
laee in Washington since the Grand Re-
view OF 1865, following the fall of Rich
mond. For both Of these events the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell
tickets at greatly reduced rates. and will
grant most liberal concessions in the
way of stop over privileges Tickets
will be sold from September 18th to
10th inclusive, valid for return journey
until October 10Th, and will be good to
stop off, going or returning, at all sta
tions between Cumberland and Bait
norc-a region rendered familiar TO
all veterans by the constant warfare
along the Potomac. For more detailed
information as to time of trains, rates,
and sleeping car Accommodations, ap-
ply to nearest b. & o. Agent.
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Crimes mnI CnspaIties.

Near Round Rock, Tex, VIII Ash way
laid and lille his father, A. II. Ash. III "
had quarreled.
In Pike county, Ca, Sheriff Slade was
fatally shot by Deputy Sullivan. who in
the dark mistooiS him for negro burglar
whom both We're after.
AT FranSIord, Pa, Mike Kassenslxi
threw lighted lamp at his wife. She
was burned to death. Mike is under ar
rest. charged with murder
A careful survey of the ground swept by
hail last Fliday in the vicinity of Argus
vile and Gardiner, n. D., shows that the
probable loss viii be nearly 10000 bushels,
over 5000 -es of wheat being total
loss
The body of Miss Lizzie Streuber was
found in TIL road in the southern part of
Marion county, Ills. The girl was last seen
ON Thursday night driving on "a lonely
road. Three bullet wounds were found in
her breast and both legs We're cut of.
There is no c.ew TO the murderer nor is
there any motive known for the crime
At Hudson. Mich. Jennie Tabor, ,sssh o is
under arrest because dynamite cartridges
were found IN the house. confessed that she
intended to blow up the house together
with her brother AMI sister in order to Sc
cure all of her fathers estate-about 5000.
She duplicates her lover. William NeiIs,
who is thought to be innocent, however.
Logan Murphy, seventeen. young des-
perado who He'd his father in cold blood,
was twice sentenced to hang and secured a
new trial, was taken from the Winchester
(Ky.) Jail by a mob and hanged to a rail-
road bridge near Mount Sterling, Ky. He
begged piteously for his life.
The bookkeeper of the First National
bank, of Joplin, Mo-, is short $1,000.
Near Houna, Tex, a schooner capsized.
Fifteen people, all from Houma, were
drowned.
At Admission, Ala, Tom and John
Haines cousins, each aged about thirteen.
quarreled over politics and Tom was Fl.
tally cut.
At Lavaltric, Que, the two little daughters
of Amede La Chnuce, aged four and ten
years, Were burned to death in their
fathers house.
At koenigsvilla, in Carlsbad, Germany.
Miss Alice Croker, of Chicago was stran-
gled by her son, who suddenly became in
sane. He is now in an asylum
By the breaking of the steering gear of
the steamer Columbian while going
through Cedar Rapids on the st. Law
renee, the steamer ran ashore on Cedar
island in a very dangerous position. The
200 passengers, mostly American tourists.
We're rescued with difficulty. 1t is feared
she win be n total loss. She cost over $780,
600.
Louis Richett, Of North Baltimore. O..
was killed at Logansport. Ind, by the cav
ing in of sewer.
Near Mooresville, Ind, James NJ. Ieatb-
ers' while trying to prevent Jack Good
pasture from shooting Gowdy Leathers.
was accidentally shot aud almost instantly
killed.
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Why is it that the Republican

Why is it that the Republican
papers and campaign speakers all
over this country still persist in
asserting the same time worn, ri
diculous lie that the foreign shipper
of manufactured goods into this
country, pays his tariff and the con-
sumeractually gets his goods cheap
er on account of it9 The one thing
which the average Republican
boomer will not do, if possible to
avoid it, is to tell the truth, but
why he persists in still spouting the
lie that he has been compelled to
admit lie time after time, is a
mystery, and why he still finds
those among the people who pay
for the protection to millionaire
manufacturers is a still greater
mystery. Is it possible that the
rank and file of the Republican
party is not deceived by the false
reasoning oftheir leaders, but are
SO welded to their prejudices that
rather than turn to their natural
friends they will continue to vote
with those who are robbing them
of their earnings under cover of
pernicious LAVISH
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The great facts established by the CEN
sus are these:
First-Ihe negro population is practi-
cally confined to the old slave terri
tory, and shows little inclination toward
a general distribution. The race problem
must be dealt with ON the basis of this
fact.
Second-The rate of increase of the
negro is below that of the whites, even
in the most favorable conditions. 1t is
considerably less than half the percent
age of increase maintained by the whole
population. This low rate of increase
is not explained by immigration from
abroad. In South Carolina and Mis-
sissippi there are fewer foreign boru
whites than in 1880; and IN Alabama and
Georgia the increase in this element does
not aggregate 1900. Only in Texas is
it considerable; there it reaches about
$1,000.
Third tendency of the black pop
ulation is southwark, or southwestward,
and not northward from the border
states
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

A leading Republican in this
place said to us the other day.
ave have donated West Virginia
to you Democrats once more. i
have attended many conventions,
and at many places, but never be-
fore did / see gathering of such
magnitude where the party members
and workers were in disgusting sub
serviency to the will of man whose
face they had never before looked
upon
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

Coal CREEK, Tenn, Aug. %. = Bud
Lindsay, one of the leaders of the miners
taken prisoner by General Carnes, was
taken from the guardhouse Sunday
night and was to have been lynched,
but he succeeded in begging off and WIS
returned to the guardhouse. The would.
be lynchers were citizens of Coal Greek.
He agreed to turn states evidence. II
is believed that between twenty and
thirty of the ocher leaders will be con-
victed of murder on his evidence alone.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

The way for Democrats to do is
to go to work and support their
county ticket, and to leave no stone
unturned to accomplish this desired
result. Get this county again Dem
ocratic and it will remain so for
years to come. 1t can be accomp-
lished, if Democrats all work for
that end. There is no excuse for a
Democrat not working with all his
power for the success of the Demo-
cratic county ticket, which is much
superior in point of ability to the
Republican ticket. Do your duty
Democrats.
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THE MARKETS.
Review of the Grain aud Cattle Markets
Tor August 20.
Cincinnati

Cincinnati
WHEAT-69M 75c.
CoRN-4sG53c
Wool nwsshed fine merino, 16@1Sc;
L-blood clothing, 20@22c, braid, 11a1Sc.
medium combing, pa BE; fleece washed.
fine merino X and Xxx, 25@ 26c; medium
clothing 25I27c.
CATrLE-G Good to choice butchers. 81 90
a %; fair to good, So 1908 80; common,
81 75gd2 So
Hoes - Selected butchers and heavy
shipping, s. 50s65 So; fair to good packing,
50 00@5 80; common and rough, s. ESD
SHEEP-s3 25a5 90.
LAafBs-S2 25@6 co.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

The subject of land monopoIics is
attracting attention just now by rea-
son of the American House of Lords,
otherwise known as the senate,
refusing to pass the house bill for
feiting 54.323, 946 acres of unearned
lands that had been granted rail
roads by previous Republican ad
ministrations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

Lieut.. Gov. sheehan, one of Hills
most active lieutenants at Chicago,
has been elected chairman of the
New York Democratic campaign
committee and says he will enter
the campaign with all his energy
and zeal. Republican claims of
disaffection on the part of Hills
followers seem to be banishing into
air.
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Trustees Sale


by virtue Of q decd OF trust executed by
ID Harriet l.. Hogg and John r. IIoes i =
her husband. 10 the unfiersien frrisssfsf. dat
cd tiff. nth day OF February, 1850 and reeorll-
co IN the oilice OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Mason County, West Virginia. in
Trust III Deed Took No. II, p. a0J, 10 secure the
pay paym ,t OF the Debt therein mentioned upon
the terms and provisions therein epecIfied-
anu ueiault having been made In the nav
nent ihereof according 20 said terms and
PROVISIONS, and being required by the Mason
Son,naty Building and .oan Association, the
creditors secured thereby, I viii, on
Wednesday, 2lst day of September.
ls9e at O'Clock, p n, sell at public auotfon
a. the front door OF the Court House OF said
dason County, TO the highest bidder the -fol-
lowing properly conveyed by said deed OF
st.s.s a certain piece or parcel OF land sifu-
ATE, lying and being in the town OF Point
Pleasant, County aud State aforesaid. sn.i
6noEn anu designated ON the plat Of tho
i Point Pheasant Misunderstanding and Exfen-
sion Company recorded in the Clerks ofIfca
of the County Court OF Mason County afore-
sad IN deed Book Y, p 1ssi as Lot No. 277.
GoOd dwelling house thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash-
rite good but selling trustee, will only
convey title as such.
is SPENCER, Trustee.
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The American farmer ought to
inquire what fair trade means, and
not be frightened into imbecility by
the cry of free trade.
Fair trade means equal laws and
opportunities for all classes of peo-
pie within the country.
Free trade means the interchange
on equal basis of the products of
one country for those of another.
Protection means the taxing of
the many for the benefit of the few.
Projections means trusts, monopo-
lies, combines, high prices, and the
unrestricted taxation of the consum-
or and the producer for the benefit
and the profit of the manufacturer.
Our people must choose between
these conditions through the ballot
box. There is no other remedy, no
other method.
The Democratic party stands for
Fair Trade.
The Republican party declares
for projections Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

Iftho Republican Executive Com
mittee are through with the lists of
voters prepared by the Assessors.
they will please return the lists to
the County Clerk so that the Demo-
Democratic Committee, can have a
peep at them. There seems to be
some crookedness going on in re-
gard to the Assessors return of the
list of voters in this county, that
may lead to serious complications
and prosecutions, if matters are not
righted at once. Democrats should
see to it that every voter whom the
Assessors have neglected to list,
(and they are generally Democrats
are listed at ONCE. Democrats don't
propose to be cheated out of this
county by any manipulation of the
Republicans.
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Too nInnr convIcts.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 90. - The state
board of prison inspectors yesterday re-
tract with the Tennessee Coal. Iron and
Railroad company, all convicts in ex-
cess of 400 and women and hospital in
mates must be removed from the peni-
tertiary, in which there are now ], 070.
The board agrees to furnish guards for
the safe keeping of the convicts
wherever the company may desire to
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

The moro conservative Republi-
can leaders have given up all hope
of carrying any southern state and
will bend their energies from this
time on to carry New York and
Indiana and hold the western and
northwestern states to their old al
legiancc.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-08-23

NIw YORK. Aug. 22.-It was learned
at the New York Central yards Satur-
day afternoon that the leaders of the
freinen's organization had gone to Buff
falo to confer on the situation there, and
that the action of the firemen would de-
pend upon the orders of Grand Master
Sergeant