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hotels.

a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A IliE NEW:YolK TRIBUNE VIII M RE-.
CEIvED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. 10. .2i2 Broad
way % door north q Thirty hrstst and ADVER.
TfsEMENrs at ths toloTI,e i,ranch onees 25i sth.
ave-; r. r. cor: 80 ! To- Gthave.; l57 FouIthave.
corner Foufrhtst $50 Thiri1vc. corner FOy,N entl-
020 Ihiidave.. neor sxtynrstst, 7Os frst.ave
lOG West foIy-.eeondr 40 COumbu,-aye 90 Liberty.
~ 50 Avenue "A 1913 lhria,c. 20 West Fourteenth.
1873 1hrl-aye.
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 I:as. Onehundred.
and.twenty'nith-St and .A3 West One.hundred and.
twenty:hfth-st. up 70 M. REGULAR Office rutcs.
In Brooklyn. at 90 Court-st sos ID, Kslbaye.; 2GO
Bediord-aye, and No. 10 BIsadway, up 10 y. m. at
regular Office ratec
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lIth.st. = 1888 (: OF Ave &. 2jN0i9; Lorenz
Burrharit to { Jo.eph s29, 800
Sane property Sarah Hatch 10 l. Bufgharft.... j
Hth-st. :. ~ II 81 2d1N.. 21bAlO0i .oo1o
Julius Langonhlhn I" i Mats nhold"r --..--.. fOo'o
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37th.-t : - 2oa IT Of jtha,e 2iN9s.9; Mary Y
Muer "a W Winthrop .......-- ..-...--.
23f-st. No POI W~t; Bernhard freund to III
Wray TO j Vi Flti.mc".. ......... II 600
~ rcter ',aIloshci to fiona, Stokes - ESQ
sOth..t. 3l-i n o. slave. I6sx1OO;
Eugene Hauh-chrH o. Daniel I".'nbauW...... 1850
j2d-st. 100 ~ - a -dave eVSIV0j; Adele
Safran 10 Charlie Never ......-......
18th. II 12j q II ID ave. "a .GNlO2.2. Mar
caret Shcehsn 81 G !. Weber. ...... 1looO
lst.avc 81 &c - 7Sli.st. - Ilp71l,
Jacob wcin6cmer 70 Nc, Lehman ........ 49, 100
i0Gthst. 81. 2l3 70 . - 1stayc. jJXlOO11 Emil
Mover charles MeEcT. ........
ioOth,t No 100 J. II Nehr-teii 90 J N Lenahan
lCsd-st 593 ~ 81 l0t.-dve. jnA-p.p. no,
y Ius'ei. ri % james Eoarney .......... 1890
Southern Boulevard. s. 3Jl.G II ~ Alesond !.
ave .ONlOO: Henry { Thompson . VIM Hart Is 1890
ton St"Vcnson q al 20 Joseph Eirrhof so
Same prop; George l. Stevenson To same ......-.....
Edward 4 Rawlings 70 4 Bruckner 49,. 49, 400
Lots and 2. BLOCK ~. Wm Blrrell. eS1
Warl william Birrtll g. John J Froncls 800. 1000
North 3d.aNe. :. 49, I n Of i7ist--t. 2JNiG.g
X25xlGlj Emil Never n Charlie. Meyer .......
Lot So. map Borrlsn. Fordham Edgar IS You.
mans 10 81 I Martin $500
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Eelal Notifies.
A SPECIAL TERM OF TIE SUPREME

A II A SPECIAL TERN OF TIE SUPREME
~ Court OF the State Of Ncw.Nork held ut chambers
thereof at the County Court House IN The CITY Of New
Hon. Morgan j. O'Btirn. Justice In the he
application OF majority ~ the trustees u Niagara
Mining Company for voluntary dissolution.
ON reading and Ming .ie petition of majority Of the
trustees Of the Niagara Mining COMPANY aud schedule
thereto anucHrd duly verified by said petitioners the
Pcrdlcton, att rucy~ for petitioners. IL l. hereby
ordered. That all persons interested Ia said
on show bfor" Middleton IurrIll esq referee
who T. hereby appointed referee purpose at
ONCE, No. u HIoad-t in the CIV OF New York
18th day Of NAV. 1872. at IL o'clock in the forenoon why
such corporation dissolved and "a receiver thereof
appointed aud such other and relief granted
may he propcr
And IL i nrthcr ordered hat the >nM referee proceed
according z. Law and the pInc:cc OF this and
IL Is farther ordered that q copy OF this order be
published ut least in zach II .he weeks I'm
medat-lv preceding said 9th dav ~ MAY 1899 In the
New-York Law Journal and la the New York Tribune
two ncws,aDors published In the CITY ard County New.
York. Enter VI. J. on. J. s. C.
n pursuance OF an order Of Hon. RASTUS S.
! RANSOM Surrogate OF the City aud County OF New.
against Peter T. OBren late u the city If Now.N
deceased to present the with yorch.s thereof 10
subscrber at place Of transac,ng business 23S Fast
:0p-st in the city OF New-ior". Oh or before tho 10th
day Of August next
Dated New York. .hc S0h day OF lamar. 1892
p L. WriIFR Executors.
T. r. O'EEIEN, EAecutrx
J. r. MALCOLM. Attonev for EN"o utcIs
- Cn,nbers--t.. New-York.
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THE POoK or oPENA SPORTS, octave, 500 pages
illustrated. The standard authority American op.n.
Air amuscmcnts. Rules for sailing. swimming ball pay.
ing shooting horseback riding, &C.. &C. in fun OF per
copy. Published by The Tribune New York. Entertain.
Ing and universally complimeEted by the peesA
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Nem pnbliraIlons


Eighteenth Edition. post paid. for Csc. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls OF !;
Il Turns Grey. and the Remedy BY Prof HARLEY
PARKER A. NJ. LONG & CO, lob Arch-st. Phila
pa "Every one should read this little book "A
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}Jnblir Notirc.

IN IL LEMON LIBRARY will be closed 10
the public after May lith 10 allow for necessary
repairs and aeraonS preparatory 70 the reception
''itob~t !" stuart IoIrttun Dn" notice Of the open
ing Of the Library and Of the above collection viii be-
giyeA I'm the autumn. BY order - the Trustees.
ALEXANDER MAITLAND Surt. pro TEN.
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miscellaneous.
QUADRANT
Safety BICYCLES.

PEST ENGLISH MAKE. CLOSING-OUT SALE.
lob hlhr TOT ~
10 Machino 90
100 Ma.hn e for ...... 80
CrilEl; COO u MACHINES At LOWER PRICES.
ALFRED FIELD 4 CO.. % Chinhcrsst-
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enmmer Nrsort 0nioes.
Countrn roar0.

A DIRONDACKS.-Rd, ewood I1rm elevation 2 300 r.:
"A excens We o ntan view shady grounds spr NJ Natsri
perfect dslnage bolid - 70 $40. j. j. FIJI GERALD,
iiar.iettstOwn. Franklin Co, y. .
l. JRSrCLASS SUMMER BOARD Fifty rooms; reas o1'
able loyellsst ia Centrul Newly ORR on
D.. l.. and w Railroad high and healthy best stASnnt
Reference Franklin Pierce, attorney 100 broaa"sy n Z.
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Qearbtrs.

A EVERETT STONE Nale) 49, West 4sh;s,, private
"A. tutor preparation for college econehoed oy i'e''
Drs. VIM. II. Taylor and David ii. Grrer.
. usSsrsss College,. sc1co: and fs@ilis' SsiilaM,;
COYRIERE Hook Building $50 ffth.ave.. cor 2oth-st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS agency
"A Supplies Professor, Teachers Tutors. Govenesses
w. Mrs J. a. ioUNG.FULroN 70 Union Square.
ID EST TEACHERS. Professor Principals. Assistant.
ID Tutors promptly recommonded for every
department Of Instruction schools r., onnnG'9 10 ps
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all brAnche. in my
PVHUYsSoON, American School Bureau. W. ltIa.,t-
NORMAL SCHOOL graduate. wanted for public schools
~ MANY vacancies. No enrolment ie'
W. D. KERR, Union Teachers Agency, ~ East 1fth-st
CEND STAMP for The Pretty Typewriter. TO-
y SHORTHAND AND TYPENRlTING COLLETE.
sl6 Broadway, y. v
IT, HE FISK Tcachers' Agencn.New York Boston. Ch!
/ caro- Los Angels &c. 900 positions nlcd n T.
CROCKER Y. Y. Monseer Lincoln Bldg tnlon Sd
NANTED+-L.aces-Prnla teacher, with advanced
w methods for school mathematics ond sciences col
lcge graduate. Episcopn, Interview saturday, ~ o'clock
congestion logic psychology. Epscopalian, college grad
nate: modern Languages and meaphy slcs Episcopalan
nathenatcs Baptist English, Baptist sicnoPrapher and
typewriter: English French, piano Protestant west IN
French with Delare diectress OF musical depart
mcnt; vocal and instrumental, Baptist; German. French
~Commandant. Episcopal school, West Eng
EpscOpaan ndtu al science; frnch Tor university
Fu,,copal clergyman Latin aud French dcctfcal eng
n1cr French for city vocal teacher for oraoro; organ
e., and chormaster 800 director Of musical department.
MIRIAM COYRIERE Book Building, $50 Ffthave,
2Othst.
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Z. :. NAVY 1AKD, LFALtI INLAND, "a
Bureau OF Yards aud DS'ks Navy Department., Washing
ton. d. C-Nay - 1902 Sealed proposals In duplicate.
Endorsed Proposals for Dredging at Navy Yard, League
Island Penn" will be- received at this Bureau untl
o'clock D. m. on Friday. May 20 1892. and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter Specifications and olaoS
forms Of proposals Will be furnished upon application 20 e
Eureau. Responsible security viii be required for tho
faithful performance OF the and the right r.
scrvd reject all Proposals. deemed aGNau:
the Government and to waive def scs. bond
the OF five thousand dollars $5 900 must accom-
pany bids for the work y. IL. FARQCitAR
of
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
(IAte Of Columbia Heights, Brookyn.)
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
18th and Seth Streets. NEW.YORK.

Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. Boarding. and
Day School for Girls 42d year. Opens Sept 20 STU
dents prepared for college 1SS and 40 Mo3tdsuest.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
For Young LAdics-Corntry.
ID RYN MAwR COLLEGE Bryn Mawr. Pa. 10 miles
~ from Philadelphia A College for Women. The Pro-
gram stating graduate undergraduate courses Of
study for the academic year. will be sent on sSplicadon
aN0LESIDE SCHOOL FOR GIRIS.
9NEW'AILE0RD LITCHFIELp COuNIY. CVNH'
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NEW WORK DAILY TR1BrNE MONDAY 1s9a-TwELvE PAGES
lnslrnrtion
-.-|-|--.---s1@
For Young Ladies-Country.

3 oxwooD SCHOOL FOE GIELS at od Lyme mex cO aad
French Collcg preparatory. All the comforts oil home
! Apply to Box 125 Mrs, Il. 5. GRlSwOLD.
| I LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester. N. Y.
d.a hS% Of y ""H:' s5h Year sp t. 1881
Write ustrs;ed circular Mr. C. N Curtis Principal
scF t3ds A psaAi ia f ycsl a l
ssay %s;a. s,cS
year. For catalogue address ST. Agnes School.
& Amt MARY's SCHOOL. Garden CITY, Long Island.
NsT sqlins p;, %perG, accommodations Miss JULIA H.
\ The aiumnae Of the old and we.knOwn Union Hall
s6 cGs hi RaTs Raa on o
n and op na '39 yr %cf i %'y 70 send sd
dress. year and name 81 Instructors e ,.rr,xc
Union Hal Hail Seminary min ~ Jamaica, L. l:
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1913 Broadway.
on''r '2d's NJ ~ H ecSEhasl%'%S.'c nExpRrcksoN
W ALSUT LANE SCHOOL.
Boarding. Day and cosgs rlego r, for sSd,s Girls
MISS @' sAKn IouisE rRAcT A,osa Principal
For Boys and Young Men-Country
A pIRoNDAcKsi CAMP CEDAR-SuMyJEK sCH sen. Of
Only ten boys. Fc, eiTcu,9fs ADDE'S v,
Fi:3n H9'' z. s.s N H1s5
.No'N~' =
B'H oa ) I1S5 $31 5SHS jSS53Sq4]
=, nusNEs coLEsE
2 ;nh Teegraphy ssanos,apSy Typewfuns e.
a 30 haf sSs for Situations
EtMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS g. %5l19,t cSGn .;
helr sons viii By asy : g. offered
s,al this school, the 'A00 rAs tssI fs'
n. hold N l..
College preparation specially; business high school
and classical courses.
;ciS Family school for Boys O% ss - Inclusive :,
H. G. MI MITCHELL 4. r.. Principal. o.-~ =. 49,
ID orGHKEEpsJE MILITARY INSTITUTE Twenty
f i.s n. BAY RIVER B. A. Principal
r ASssFhA N School, %?t q
Local examinations provided for send for a catalogue
ST. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL
s sss.ssss & sS55 #H vassa;a a
Join 3 Hlf send i' H. e. Se;sfn
Y AcAT!9N HOME mp sUmMa <. f%1oS M f0ss
@s and 6pn fSs June en-
'''fe'' DIR. JOHN v TILpEN. peek.hnl. n. Y.
VVILLIsTON SEMINARY. Eashanpton. Mass.
w Prepares boys for any college or scientific SCHOOL
Opens Sept g. 1892 New Laboratories and bathrooms
AL buildings heated by steam. ,.,, ,,,..,,
~ Address Rev. WM GALLAGHER. Principal.
Musical Instruction.
CONCERT PIANIST and. vocal teacher would give IN
"A The exchange Of hoard ana residence
with private family country during summer months IN
evceptior able references social and artistic given "A
dress MUSIC. Tribune Uptown Oaice, l2i2 Broadway.
Miscellaneous
DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par.
"A ents State locality price desired. pupils age and sex.
r. V. HUYSsOON. American School Bureau. W ho-st
n OR SALF-Wel.cs he'd profitable school. Kinder
L sartcn. Primary and Grammar departments III e0o1
location in NewYork City. Price low. Inquire Room So
No. West l4th--t
SHORTHAND.-Send for handsome 90 quartz page cir
- cular Free 10 any address. A. j. GkAHAM'
Author and Publisher. "a Broadway.
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Jnsfrurtion.
For Both Sexes-City

YIVHOMPSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE and Institute OF
releeraphy StenogFaphy and Typewritlng (2Sth year.
Terms reduced for months. Call day evening
20 4th.aye. opposite Cooper Institute).
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proposa


A RNIY BUILDING Whitehall-st., Newly York,
~ May TO- io92.->ea proposals. In triplicatc will b
e oycd here until l. o'clock M June IL 1892 az which
dine place obey will b. opened fos dray,ee required by
the Ouarenas,er, Department IN New YORK city during
the l-cal year comm encng july / ls92 The Govern;
information BE- had applca ~ undersigned
Proposals. should he ndOrsei fFGpSa for pr Psy.s" ana
Asst. Quarternastsr.'ienelal. L $ A.
- OVERNOR'S ISLAND, y. Y. May IA, 1892.
~ Sealed proposals in t-ipeate viii be received here
until 10 a. m June II. 1892 and then opened fo- tie
necessary printing during the fiscal yesr ending June So
1893 All information can be had az this ofce The U -
welcomes containing proposals should be marked Proposals
for Printing" and addressed TO undersigned. c. Il
BARNETT Can't 81 Asst. ouarterma-ter. U. S. A.
ID ROPOSALS FOR TIMBER DRY DOCK
i At L. :. NAVY YARD. BRooKLYT n: Y.
washington D. C.-May 10. lS92.-rnder authority con:
ferrd hy the act Congress- approved July 1890 sealed
proposals hereby invited aud VIII De received at th
July s2 at which time and place the proposals VIII De
publicly opened for the construction by contract OF o
wat r together with ton pipe. drainage pump mont
inc ga,e and works pertaining thereto, IN accord
ance with plans and specifications which can be seen upon
application this Bureau, or the comHandant OF .e
Prnoklvn Navy Yard Proposals must be In duplcat,,
ae and addressed the Chief Of thu Bureau OF Yards
and Docks l. =. Navy Department. Washington, d. :,
pork" Flank forms will IL furnished on application;
For additional Information in regard TO the location ana
site bidders rccucd 10 tn comnadant OF me D
Navy Yard Brooklyn. y Y satisfactory SUI ~ ya a. AZ
and no proposal Will be- considered unless lccomIaned 10y
the prescribed bond The successful BIDDER VIII be r..
proposal 20 formal contract The right r.
served reject all proposals as IN the !uugohs
Of This Pur au interests OF the Government may r.
qure. and waive defects. y. IL. FARoCHAR Cha
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For Young LadiPs-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
ID OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. No. COZ
ID SHAVE. Rev DR.. and Mrs. Chas. III. Gardner Princ
pals Resident teacher OF English wanted next year.
M NE A. C MEAIsS'S Boarding and Day School for
l young ladies and children, DID MadisoDdve., New York
viii reopen October 1, 1o3% fnticth year.
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A DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free 70 par
"A ents State locality price desired pupils age and sex.
r. v. HUYSsOON. American School Bureau. W l4nst
Il OR SALE.-Wc.cstabll,hd profitable school Kinder
L sartcn Primary and Grammar departments, IN eOo1
location New-York City. Price low Inquire, Room 80
No. . West l4th--t
CHORTHAND.-Send for handsome 20 quartz page cir
- cular Free 10 any address. a. j. GRAHAM
Author and Publisher. 7t4 Broadway.
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ID ENOBSCOT BAY. MAINE.
i lSIESBOHO f<N IsIESuORO. MAINE

i lSLEsBoHo Inn lsLESBORO, MAINE.
This hotel opens June 20; has high location In
centre ?, bay at PARK Halls heated BY furnaces
S good service as heretofore Artesan wells: resident
physician at hotel Beautiful views. drives and walks
livery stable ching sail and rowboat excellent Ia Dor.
Win inside boating or the broad Peno,cot Bay. Steam:
b ats 10 Nocklld Camden. Belfast Casn". Bangor and
MI Desert; mee:ing last and West tlains The Maine
Central VIII run through seepcrs from BOSTON to Rockand.
t. connect With the and commodOus steamer Frank
Jones o. loo tons. which will b. pu: on the route
from isnckIand 10 Isc,bOiO early In June Ocean and
Gay view, iiom oil sides OF the hotel
sEWtLL; Mgr. lslesboro Inn, Islesbcro. Me.
EDWIN b DIXON, Pres w. LYMAN BIDDLE. Sec.
Irsas Islesboro Land and Imp Co.. rs winut-s:
IT HE ELKTON, ATLANTIC CITY. Kentucky ave, ness
inc neutrality-suspicious. hrst-cass; slrable loca
Urn moern conyeniences open all year MRS. f. VILE
THE POPULAR RESORT. BELLEVUE VILLA is
- now open for the reception Of guests Address c. NJ
H"h'oof.I'- Highland, Ulster County \. y.
VVILBURT0N- BYTHESEA
w SPRING LAKE, NEW-JERSEY.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON JUNE FIRST.
r. X. LETCHWORTH.
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DR0p0SALS For Material Coal. Ice. Sc
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

Proposals for material. coal ice; Sc, tor use Of ne
aNornment Printing Office for hsa ending June 80
1904 Will received this orce until 10 O'clock M,
NAY % 1897 Schedules Information furnished
application FRANK w PALMER, Public Printer.
Washington, ID. C.
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Musical instruction.
CONCERT PIANIST and. vocal teacher would give ~
"A structOn for the exchange Of hoard and residence
with private family In country during summer month> m
exception able references both social and artistic gNe Ni
dress MUSIC Tribune Uptown Office, 1-i2 Broadway.
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THURSDAY. MAY 10


Auction sale. ! lot. o0.l0N9j and 4-story apartment
hOuse, No I'll Prcsiicntst :, 2l1 II " OF dthaNc
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u ENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC 1NSTiIEIE,, Toy
IL \. "a school OF engineering fstaohsh.n ISL
ncal examinatinns nrnXldnt for send Tor catll0gne
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Citn proptrtn Go Get.


- SYST. NEAR WEST AvE-Complotey fur
nj he'd stone dwelling, perfect order; r3nt $50
for months StHIJTO, 3iS SJnast.
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New Ofk, Satulua!, 'iaJ ~
The total realized fIom public auction sSd'
Of city zeal estate at uhc Exchange ana Aueoh wv
for the week ending today was sjic,eoi.
IIS1 or AUCTIONS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21

Il. & y. Thousand Mile Ticket Good to st,
Louis.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21

On and after Decen Der Is, 1892, thous-
and mile tickets issued by the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company will
be honored between all stations on the
Ohio and Mississippi railway.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21
RoT,IGE.

Our special sale OF so. s5 suits and over
coats commences day FRIDAY, Dec. q.
This sale will include all our suits and
overcoats that were sold for SI2, S13. Sl4
and SIS. Every body knows what this
means, as We have them every spring
and fall. los Colin
Clothier.
Whom you look over our 50. IS suits and
overcoats you will be surprised. Not q
nit in the lot worth less than S1s, and
many worth SIS. JOS. CONN,
We make it rule to sell all our sig,
Sl3, Sl4 and SIS suits and overcoats at
50 IS before tho season closes. This
great bargain sale is now going on
JOS. COIN.
We don't believe III carrying goods
from ono season to another; hence our
great slaughter sale OF suits and over.
coats worth from sig to SIS, now selling
for 50 IS. Take your choice.
JOS. COIN.
We would just as soon for you to got
ono OF our suits or ovorcosts worth SIS
as ono worth S12 during tho special sale,
as they must all go. Como early and
take your choice.
JOS. cOHN.
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THE ROANOKE TIMES. WEDNESDAY, DEoEMBER p. 1882.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Booker MITCHELL who assaulted Il.
NJ. Reynolds Saturday night on Rail.
road avenue with y pair of brass
knuckles, was fined SIS by Justice Tur-
nor yesterday.
j. w. Stubs will leave tomorrow to
spend the holidays with his family in
Richmond.
William Tice, OF Copper Hill, Va, was
in tho city yesterday.
Mrs. S. a. Leader, of Everett. Pa, is
visiting the family of d. v. Reed, on
Roanoke street.
j. G. Shultz, vice. president of the
First National Bank of Buchanan, was
in the city yesterday.
Capt r. Il. Aunspaugh, a prominent
insurance agent of Lynch burg, was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. r, NJ. Johnson, OK State Sena-
tor from Christiansburg vas in tho city
yesterday.
Ct, j. Pratt, of Waynesboro, was in the
city yesterday.
G. X. Mount was down from Radfold
yesterday.
R. P. Boyer, of Lynchburg, was in the
city yesterday.
II. d Layman, president of the Am
erican Railroad and Water Company of
Little Rock, Ark, is in the city in the
interest of his company.
r p. Gray, of Greensboro, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. a. D. Stevens, OF Radfcrd, was
in the city yesterday.
w. w. Coe, chief engineer OF tho Nor
folk and Western, will return to-day
from Philadelphia.
Mrs. DR.. ST John, formerly of Roam
oke, but now OF Baltimore, is spending
the holidays with Mrs. Philip Lockett.
After the holidays she goes South for.
the winter.
D. Barwald. OF the East Tennessee,
Virginia aud Georgia railroad, was in
the city yesterday.
About eight inches of snow fell yes
terdaY in Bluefield and the coal region.
W. S. Lambden has resigned his DO
sition as clerk at the Southern Hotel,
and left last night for his home near
Washington.
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NEW FURNITURE AND CARPET STORE
REMOVAL

SIRAs BROS. SpoTTs, of Salem, Va i,
will about the 18th of January. 1893,
remove their business to Roanoke and
will occupy Coon & Asberry's store next
20 Terry building. They must reduce
their stock, hence attractive bargains.
A three-piece solid oak chamber suit,
with French bevel mirror. for Sis, or
ten pie ces. all solid oak, for S22.5O AS
an inducement to Roanoke land vicinity
buyers we will present to all purchasers
of $40 or more goods round trip ticket
from Roanoke TO Salem.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21

A l.: JAMIsoN & Co, coal callers, Headquarters
for Atlantic dynamite and Judton powder.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21

The sock Jerry refers to is ono of
unusual value for the price we name,
and, in fact, it is the best you ever
saw.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21

PROF BELEzzA will give another one
of his delig soirees in his dancing
hall opposite Academy of Music, Thurs
day night at S O'clock All persons
holding invitations for previous soirees
cordially invited. None without invita-
tons admitted
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21
Helping the Poor.

ANY person knowing the names of the
deserving poor in the city Of Roanoke
will greatly oblige the BENEVOLENT
PROTECTIVE ORDER OF EIKs LODGE by
leaving their names with Brother VIM.
Wexford, Jr., at THE TINES office
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21
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DON'T BE- LATE

Just now is the .ime TO answer tho
perplexiug quo stions: What shall buy
for them? What IS beautiful, mex PEN
sive and sure to give salts fac tion? II
you will just come 10 our atOre we viii
show you, and it Kill be no trouble to
solve that problem.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21
Xmas Presents.

NICE piano or organ will mako
your home much happier during the
holidays. Then call on Hobbie Music
Company aud buy. They have them in
all fancy woods and designs, and will
guarantee factory prices and easy pay
mentS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-21
That Troublesome Heater.

A test of the heater In the new Jail
was made Monday to satisfy Il. z. Man
ley, who alleged there was nothing
wrong with it. 1t did not heat salts
factorily and he claimed it was made to
burn anthracite coal. Yesterday the
hoard of public works, to make sure
they were right. made another uest with
the desired kind of coal but all their
efforts were of no avail, the heater could
not DE made to work. They at once
closed contract with Engleby Brothers
to change and reset it and work will be-
gin on it this morning.