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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

S2l75-I7Jh st, near sanchez; 25xl14: street
work all done; nice location for mats residence
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X Ia N00 golden GATE AVE. Mr.. " LIB
- WV ster ST.: 2 elegant b1y-HindDw fats
at ana rooms ard blth- nries foundations:
rea.~ S6- 80; l0t 25zaU g. H. UNBSEN & CO..
- -i.ltcoruerv 50.
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S31OO-Good business corner; Fulton ana Lott
SITS; close 10 McAulstcr-st. cab!e-rOad Car-hOuse
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G1TR0 CHEAP; MODERN BAY-WINDOw
" w. fats OF and rooms. bath in each;
brck foundation, etc lot 25xl05; Noe St, close 10
loth; these are desirable fats; see them.
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$4200-Cheapest business corner In the city; De-
-isNderO and Post SIS; street work all done.
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Q1 ~ PER WEEK-NO MORE
NO LEsS-sl 90 PER WEEK.
20 PAYMENT REQUIRED DOWN.
ELEGANT PROPERTY--
TERMS USEXCEPTIoNAL.
60 DAYS ONLY 100 LOTS, 251I25.
ONLY 800 TO $500 EACH
GRANDEsr OFFER EVER MADE TO THE PUBLIC
FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS ONLY.
IN THE
ELMHURST TRACT, AT ELMHURST.
On the Proad Guage Railroad, Third Station East
OF Frutvaie.

On the Proad Guage Railroad. Third Station East
OF Fruitvaie.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

00-Buchauan St, near O'Farrcll: 25x90;
cheap lot: close 10 town; street work all done.
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nANIEL & LOUIS JONES.
IL REAL, ESTATE AGENpQ

nANIEL & LOUIS JONES
y REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SH5OO-Cor. Uaioh and Pierce SITS; fine residence
Of rooms and bath3 fine marine view; Union 81.
cable-cars 10 pas the premises: only block from
able ~ present; see u for great bargain
&lO,5OO-Gcary st: fine inyCStment property; g.
story house; rents SO month: lot 81 :4xl 81 B
S-0O0-LaHders ST, BET. I4th and 10Th: close to
Market; lot 25Xl2j very cheap.
T1OO0-txcelsior Homestead: lot 3O0ylOO; only
81 feet from Mission ST.; II lots; good buy.
SS5OO-COr Church and Elizabeth SITS lot 7sx
1l7;6; will sell IN subdiviS oBs; also cheap
$3l50-Cor. Baker and Turk SITS; fine lot, 81 g
xllU feet
$5O0O-Cor 18th and Eureka sts.; lot 50x75 feet
S5OGO-COr Harrison and 25th Sts; size 5Ox1O4
82Z5O-Sth ave, near l. ST., 5. OF Golden Gate
Pars; lots 75Xl25 feet
Apply to DANIEL q LOUIS JONES. Real Estate
Agents, III Montgomery St. bet. Suffer and
Bush jal7 SuIu 1T
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

5000 only-CallfOrHia and Baker; splendid Ne
oruer at an extremely low price.
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STORAGE.

EURNITURE, TRUNKS, PIANOS. ere. CARED
L for and stored reasonable; advances msda
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co. 80 StOcEJoa. Stf
TIRSF-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
L 642-544 Mission st. CHAS l.. TAYLOR jY3 u
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4 BIG BARGAIN.
Sl2,OU0 INVESTMENT.
A NUMBER ! PROPERTY.

POLK St; 6s:9xl37:6; this piece OF property Is
without doubt the best bargain offered in the city;
tins IS less than 500 per foot, aud IS business prop
tTyNith great failure assured. sop and thiHk tho
Sea-walt is 10 be extended 10 Van Ness ave. and
fuik ST. TO be extended To The bay through tus Ia
COON survey, work now being done and paid FOR;
THIS vii make Polk ST a fine Amos. level street
from the bay 10 Market II you lave $l2.-
ODU and miss this buy you will always regret IT;
remember, the time to buy piece OF property Is
wien the owner wants 10 SsI. aud this IS JUS sach
g case For iucthCr particulars apply to EASTON,
ELBkIGGE y CO., 65S Market ST JAZZ 1uFrSu
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G1000 LOT 25Ill5. on 5. LINE OF HENRY
u iOUO. ST.. 90 feet W. OF castro
S400O-Lot lO0Xll5 3. on Diamond st. s OF 2lst
$75OO-Lot 25x90 on y. line OF Market ST. T. of
Castro.
S22O0-Lot 25xlOO. on s. line OF 26th St near
san Jose ave. O'FARRELL a LANG IL Mont
gomery 81.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

l1S EOO OAK ST. l BLOCK FROM MAR
TT ~. OOO. Eet; frSt-ciass improvements; rent
Ing for S94 per month; splendid Investment.
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-sTC0O DEAD BABG AIN: MUST BE SOLD:
e. N.'t. price reduced; corner on Suffer ST.: -
cory oy-Wiudow aOaSe Of 9 rooms aud bate: lot
--rX~. .o- steadily rented 20 good tenant; ground
alone worth The money. q. II. UNIBSEN y Co, u
X
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40 LEASE.

TOWNSEND ST., BET SEVENTH AND
Eighth: lots 10 lease any SIZE: would erect
building to suit tenant and give lease Tor Is years
CHAS. ASHTON, Al Montgomery s.. ia9 cod In
EOLSOM AND EIGHTEENTH SIS; STEAM
power and would put up buildings 70 suit per
manent tenant; lots any size. CHAS. ASHTON, All
Montgomery 81. ja9 cod I'm
RIO LEASE TIE UPPER FLOOR or - MONT
1 gOmery ST.: suitable for a photographer or for
I0dgrroom purposes. Apply TO MADlSOE Y
BURKE. 626 Market st iaI5 3t
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IA ASHINGrON AVE. NEAR MISSION ST ;
" lot y 6N56 ., with house containing teue-
ments and rented for $40 per month ana paying
over per cent per month OFARRELL a Ian G.,
i MoGLgom cry ST.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

C.}t-0 a BARGAIN. THE 81 COR. OF
JT-DCD. 1911 and Alabama sts., The cheapest
corner Era TIE Mission; size ~ .3x95 CENTER,
-iL ~fE a. SPkDLP II
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DENTISTS.


DR REA. 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH 500;
~ with gas 81; filings low; open evenings jas Il
I EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
IL for material used Room lO7. II 20 Market is Il
DR Y. H. FERGUSON DENTIST 2O9 KEARNY
IL Suffer- the best work is the cheapest. Del e
DR II. 6. YOUNG. DENTIST. FOKMERLV WITH
- u. w. LEEK. O'FarreIi st, now at 1871 Polk,
near Jackson, painless extraction OF teeth nOlS ON
Any CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS;
~ by my wonderful secret local application 70
the gums any tooth may be extracted or filed
painiesSiy nine first prizes awarded me for finest
filings. plate and bridge work; ofice open even
inGs and sundays. DIR. 6. W. LEEk O'TGrrcu.tf
az SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
u good as can be made filling 81. DR.. SIMNS
dentist $50 Market St, next Baldwin TheateT. ocltt
O. SIT; REPAIRING 81: FILLING Sl:EXra
u painless sec, DR. CA. PERRY, Mason. m5I
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 500 MARKET
y ST. (Phelan BuiIdlRg), positively extract teesa
without pain with Cotton Gas -; also perform al
operations in dentistry. DIX. CHAS.W. DECHER7st
nRALUDLUM HILL, I4iS MARKETST, NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when pistea
from IS per set; extracting soc; gas given Al
A FULL SET or TEETH FOR 81: FILLINGA Ar
y lowest prices; work warranted DIR j. W.
KEY, sal Market St opp, baldwin aus x
DR C. H. WILSON, DENTISrl a2S MARKET
~ ST, bet Fifth and Sixth. opD. Mason dsl5st
A WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTs-TUE wEEKLY
y CALL. IN wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

GOO OOO FULL BLOCK, FACING THE
u OO.OOO. park, ST.; size 2i0x60O feet;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

-sJI 0Nn RESIDENCE; INSIDE or OCTA-
'H-I-O'O. VIA ST.; on a. side OF street. with
arr- JOB. so fre- frontage and fall depth; the house
fer. and the lot also IS worth nearly asking prIco
fsr al. this is q good purchase furniture and
aH can be D0urnr l. SlEASSBU EdER d CO.
.-Hts MONTGOMERY
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$4,000 T 5ao Ro 81 S6s "
Addition, just completed, containing large
sunny bedrooms. salon parOr. cOmmOdl0uS din
ing-r0Om, large kitchen, buffers pantry. bard
flushed basement servants room billiard-room,
wine and store room, laundry ana attic; finished IN
artistic mantelS, electric appl anees large yard.
patent stone sidewalk; all modern cOnyentences
only 20 minutes from kearny ST. close 10 lines oi
CaDie-caTs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

MCAFEE, BALDWIN q HAMMOND Real Estate
Agents and Auctioueers, 10 Montgomery St
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GOrOO CHATTANOOGA ST. NEAR 21ST;
tDOOOU. Mission warm belt; 2-StoTy bay-wtn-
dow house, containing rooms and bath; street
improvements all finished; lot size 26XIl6 feet;
comfortable home.
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gonna TAYLOR ST. NEAR GREENWICH;
IT OJOt. cottage rooms and bath; positive
BARGAIN; lot runs 10 rear street Apply at once 10
LIE & G0O3Y, 10 Montgomery 81.
G1I60 DEVSADERO ST. NEAR HAiGHT;
CAOJV. choice lot. 25xl25, Sheltered from
GDUDY, 10 Montgomery st.
GQ600 A HONE ON YOUR OWN TERMS
OOO'V. Castro-sr. cable passes the door; lhoa-
ern 2-stoTy bay-windoW house Of rooms ana Oath;
large lot: would be cheap for $1,000; small caSa
payment, balance rent. LEE GOoDf' lo
Montgomery 50.
-
AcURSION RATES TO BADEN AND SOUTH
san Francisco given every day BY BUChlN G5Ah
* CO., 4l5 Montgomery ST. Jal4SuIuIh
G5000 70 $500 CAsH-W ANTED TO it1. BUY
Bayer, Box 100, CALL branch. IT.
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o. eQOO CHEAPEST LOT AT THE PARK;
y OOUO. Lott ST., north Of Fell; size 75Il06 3 {;
Tor nLIdinn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

- - 900 4 ELEGANT FLATS on ELLIS
II I.CbO. St.'Coutaiuiug aud rooms and
il 20 e'ta. rents %l2S 80 per month: bay-viudoyvs
ana til modern Improvements; lot 5Oxl2O TO rear
street q. q. UMbSEN a co. IA MONTGOMERY 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

C.tOE0 ONLY 2LEFT OF THOSE ELEGANT
N1OOO. new residences: 7 rooms attic. base
IGent, salon p3rors; elegant mantel, with French
plate mirrors: stone sidewalks: large lOJS choice
neighboraotd; on cable line; Castro st, 23d ;
cheapest frst-class houses in city. GEO. STEER
len. premises. Its
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

--sIdtCe on Green ST., west OF Van Ness ave: con
l"-hS rooms and bath; conservatory: laundry;
b-4tN foundations. stone wa rs, etc. nice flower
laTd@us lot 27Nla 20; See this property AZ once.
! no N.'i get bargain G. Il. UNBSEN * CO. a
NJ Hut merry ST.
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TSINFSS IROPERTY-

$20,O00-A prominent corner on Cough St., near
Hayes; 55X66 g: = houses: rent Sis.
$50, OO0-OFarrell ST., near Mason, 3-story bay
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5000 aey; dr sale " oa sicopn Of e5nF
ture: fats Of and rooms. bath in each; rents
$50 per month: lot 23x9J; this cheap property Is
sit uated IN the heart of the city and within min
utes walk or kearny and Market SIS, and Is never
vacant
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-17

OI70O HOME FOR SALF-LOT SIZE 25I
~ tOO. 1870; 21a blocks from CastrO-st. cable
substantial cottage house, containing4 rooms,
bath. high finished basement; easy terms; 500
cash, balance In monthly iustamensI Of Sll 50
each.
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GQGQO MODERN FLATS OK OAK ST.
u UONV. near Fillmore. size OF lot 35IlOO aud
rented for 800. O'FARBELL AZ LANG, II Mont
guMery 81.
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ASEI;OGOGF.

ASEEOLOGT.
lust ARRIyED-MME. SIMMONS, LATE OF
- Denver, acknowledged BY press and public the
greatest ciairVoyant and magnetic healer in U. s
l27 Turk st; don't tail to cali. ial7 7t'
NINE. MOREAU. IS FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
W teller, ciarvoyant lite-rsader; fee 25e Is 7t'
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRvoYANT. HAS RE-
vi moved to / Taylor St, Room Is; fee 50c.o3I u
NINE DIR. THOMAS, SCISNTIFIC REvEALER
vi by eggs aud cards; tells entire life past present
future; consultations on all affairs, nothing ex-
Ceptsd; name given, valuable advice and help
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake imposSibIs
diseases cured; lee 81; letter 81 so hearny "
SFIEiEU aLiSH.
A MINNIE PALMER HAS REMOVED TO
~. Nucleus Building Room ~. tai7 re
DALMIST, SPIRIT sLATE-wRITER; Salts
i faction or no pay. 93l MKT X. 26, l 10 Ola ST
ISRENCH LADY ARRIVED FROM CANADA:
Il most wonderful trance trumpet medium: also
magnetic heater. Paror 2, 7l9 Market st. JAZZ T.
MRS. EVANS. SPIRITUAL HEALER, GUAR
w antees to cure ali cases taken. 10 Lafayette
street. ja7 SIN
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT
L Company Will sell few Debenture Bonds. aaa
guarantee 10 per cent; also few ordinary saarex
DIR. ID. Q. MOORE Organizer aad Prom9ter 3oi
Montgomery st. dG27
DR. NJ. c. GEE TIE WONDERFUL CLIPPER
~ Gap propheSYing medium. 921 Market ST. Re
fer to Examiner OF Nov 7th for explosion e21 Inn
MRS. DIR. L. P. KNAPP-SPIkIrUAL PHYsF
wi eian circles Monday, Tuesday, Thursday aad
Friday 142 Seventh St de2i I'm
MO ONE COMES AWAY FROM MRS STEIN
~ dissatisfied; II you want to know what yoa do
not know, come and see me. l42 Sixth: fee 81 ja6
A UGUSTA LEoLA FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
IN charms; love tokens true pictures OF fut9r3
husbands and wives free: teaches fortune 2S13
Mission ST., near Twentieth: fee 81. au33 q
MRS j. j. WHITNEY CLATRyOYANr, TEJf
vi medium and ife-reader Turk sc. 2DS3 Il
MASSA Ate.
MISS MABEL COE- SELECT MASSAGE. PARLOB.
M 3. second floor PIC Grant ave. la11 7ts
CLASSIFIED advertisements Continued on the
Sixth Page.
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01EOO TURK ST, NEAR BUCHANAN; COT
ID 1OOO. tage hous5 OF rooms and bath very
cheap; good location. BOYEE, TOY CO, 10
Montgomery st jalT SuWe
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e. -aaD >uOTW ELL ST. NE. 18TH: = FLATS
II cNtb. u. i've rooms eaehs aat rear houS Of
rooms. rents ST. .per month, lot 3OEl2O, Il. n.
& - 1-E-N a. co.. IA MONTGOMERY S.
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oESTaR8EICHEB. REAL ESTATE AGENT,
/. 503 California ST., near Montgomery.
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GO10O CHEAP HOME ON EASY INSTALL
tpO1OOs ments: new co tage house OF rooms
and bath, with high basement; new and modern
throughout; Just completed: one block from Castro
St cable-caTs; high healthy elevation; call al our
Office for particulars
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Cs tOSO CALIFORNIA (SUNNY SIDE) NEAR
u 1LOU. Baker-Cottage OF 4 rooms and bath;
the lot alone IS worth the money. MCAFEE, BALD
a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-28

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 27.-lSpecial =
The prohibition convention spent sew
oral hours wrangling over the address
to the people of the State. presented bv
the resolution committed This adj
dress advocated the running of prohi
bition candidates for the legislature.
Some ministerial delegates got pretty
hot and finally the address was modi-
fed so that it demands that each candi.
date shall place himself on record as to
prohibition for the information of the
prohibition voters. The executive com
mittee was elected and the convention
adjourned at 8. a. m.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-28
A DEMOCRATIC JupILEE,
Messrs. Trout and Hardawny Serenaded
Last Night

hessrs. Trout and Hnrtlawny Ssrenaded
Last Night.
Tho Democratic citizens of Roanoke
assembled en- masse last night at S
o'clock in front of tho Opera House and
to the martial tune of Dixie, rendered
by the Roanoke Machine Works band,
and by the flickering light Of many
thence up Campbell to the home of
Henry s. Trout, the newly elected
mayor. Tho route of march was from
time to time frightened by calcium
lights and variety of fireworks.
After several selections had been rem
dered by the band Mr.. Trout came to
the front of his porch and, in few we'll
chosen words, thanked the citizens for
tho support they had rendered him in
the election just closed and for the
honor they had conferred upon hi IN.
He said his sole interest would be the
good of the city, not its detriment as
lad been charged against him; that he
would aim to do his duty to the best of
his power and to give the citizens good
and cheap city government.
Mr.. Trout was then followed by
Thomas Miller, who was called upon by
the crowd for a speech, in which he
paid high tribute to Mr.. Trout. Wal
Ter p. Huff then addressed the crowd
for few moments. The band played
several stirring airs, after which the
crowd adjourned with many shouts to
the residence of Mr.. Hardaway on
Church street, where more music was
furnished by the band.
Mr.. Hardaway came forward and
thanked the crowd for the honor they
had conferred upon him and said that
his course in the future would be SINH
lar to that in the past, which was al
ways to do his utmost for the ad "a nee
ment and welfare of the Democratic
party.
The band then rendered Dixie" and
n good many fireworks were set off, after
which, amid many cheers, tho crowd
left marching down Church street to
Commerce, down Commerce to Salem
avenue, thence to the corner of Jeifer-
son street, where more music was rem
dered and q larxe number of frew orks
set off, after which the crowd dispersed.
AS the parade passed the confection-
cry store of Mr.. Catogni large paper
balloon was inflated with hot air and
sent up amid much cheering from the
small boys.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-28
A CABINET CRISIS.
The Members ofthe Italian Cabinet Tender
Their designations.

The Members ofthe Italian Cabinet Tender
Their designations.
ROME, May 27.-[Special I-Signor
Giolitti,r the new prime minister, an
nounced to the Chamber of Deputies to-
day that the members of the cabinet
had rendered their designations to King
Humbert, but that his majesty has re-
fused to accepu them. He therefore
asked the chamber to pass the most
urgent bills now before it.
The prime minister's announcement
caused great sensation in the house
1t is generally taken to portend that the
dissolution of the house is imminent.
There is no doubt that the resignation
of the ministry was precipitated by the
vote taken il the house yesterday on
the question OF confidence in the minis
try. The result was victory for the
ministry, but the margin was so close
that had ten of the thirtY-eight who
abstained from voting cast their votes
against the government the ministry
would have sustained defeat.
The new cabinet was only de Il nitely
formed May Is and its practical over
throw has, therefore, been matter of
but few days. The preceding cabi-
net, at the head of which was Marquis
di Rudini, was defeated by majority
of eight on May in its demand for d
vote of confidence
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-28
MRS. ELLA j. MEACHAM DEAD.

She Was Formerly Resident of This City
and Leaves Many Friends.
Mrs. Ella J. Meacham, wife of A. S.
Meacham, who was formerly lumber in
spector at the Roanoke Machine Works,
died at Salida, Col, Thursday, May 10,
of consumption. The Salida Mail pays
the following beautiful tribute to the
d, ceased:
"BY the death of Ella ]. Meacham,
Salida has been called to mourn the
loss Of valued friend. Mrs. Meacham.
though not we'll known, having been in
Salida only about year and being con-
fined to her home by sickness a consid.
cradle time, had made friends who
looked upon her as the exemplification
of Christian woman and a loving and
deTotod wife and mother.
''She WAS recognized as IN earnest
head master, and though Of somewhat
retiring nature. she was favorably
known and fully appreciated. Her
character and disposition was without
flaw or fleck.
Mrs. Meacham died Thursday night
of consumption after a lingering i'll
ness Of about four years, though she
had been confined to the house by the
last sickness about four months. She
came to Colorado for her health and for
time was benefited. but for the last
few months has been steadily:declining
''Shc was in the bloom Of womanhood.
being only 81 years old. and she leave 5
a husband and two children who have
the sympathy of the community. Tho
children are too young to appreciate the
loss OF their mother--in fact they will
not be fully able to comprehend the loss
until they are grown into womanhood ),
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE NEAR
ROANOKE VA.

The hcITs OF Lewis Richardson, deceased will
on SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1892, between the
hours OF IL n. M. and O'Clock y. M, upon the
premises, sell ut public auction to the highest
bidder, q tract OF land consisting OF 163 acres,
more or less. 1t viii first be put up in three par
and then the whole, aud will he sold the way
1t brings the most. 1t is we'll timhcred being
over 100 acres IN original growth grost deal OF
which is irst-class for lumber. contains dwell
ing and necessary outbuidings, IL well watered
and healthy locality. Title unquestioDably good
and sccnre; each parcel is laid of IA to contain
some cleared land, water, front main road, and
he desirable generally for persons wanting mall
Farms. Situated about four and one-hali milcs
southeast OF the city or Roanoke, W., near Back
creek and WilkinsOns dairy.
TIE RMS OF SAI.t: Onc-half cash; tho balance
in two equal instalments, twelve and twenty
four months; deed OF trust on land tn secure de-.
ferred payments: enough cash required on day of
sale to cover CO penscs: ten days will be given to
comply with terms 81 sale.
Persons wishing to see the property will be
shown by Mr.. John Dandy, who lives on Back
creek and near the lands. For my further In.
formation address JOHN l.. RICHARDSON,
Roanoke, "a.
Care Roanoke Paper Stock and Metal Company,
Holiday street. 3 10 I'd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-28
sourHEnN rREspYrERrAss
Many Important Reports Were Received
and Adopted Yesterday.

-h'hy Aihport8ht REPORTS Were Received
and Adopted Yesterday.
Hot STRINGS, Ark, May 27.-ISpe
cial l-Considerable time was devoted
by the Southern Presby terian general
assembly to-day to the supplemental re-
port of the committee on homo missions
which was finally adopted. The report
appeals to the church to raise the re.
Quired sum, $4,000, in Juno and SIS, soc
in August, for the support of the evan
geiist missionaries and beneficiaries.
Provision is made for q committee of
thirteen, headed by the moderator, to be
known as an ad interim committee. to
give the question of local and general or
united homo mission work full and care
full investigation and report to the next
assembly any needed changes in pres
ent methods.
1t is the assembly's Judgment that no
lower court ought to appoint any
financial agents to worlS'in behalf of the
assembly's cause. BY the recommends
ton of the com mittee on publican, the
following executive committee for the
the ensuing year was appointed: James
Il. Hazen, D D., secretary and treas
urer; ii. D. Hoge, d. D., Charles A.
Rand, D. D.. 1. Il. Richardson, D. d..
r. a. Campbell, ID. D.; ID. w. Risebroid,
r. a. Lancaster, Rev. j. GasmoD, b. A.
Wexford, w. w. Henry, R. H. Gillian
and w. c. Preston.
7 he report of the committee on for
eign missions was adopted. Apropos of
foreign missions the following interest.
ing statistics are cited: The number of
missionaries under care of executive
committee during the year was 1902
They are distributed as follows: China,
3d. Brazil, IS; Mexico, q; to the Greeks,
4; Italy, .; Japan, %; Congo Free State.
5; Cuba, 2. The number was reduced
by death and removal to 95.
The number Of native helper, en-
ployed was 1873 There were associated
with 2,102 native communicates, OF
whom 59l were received by baptism
during the year. The receipts of the
treasury from all sources. for the year,
amounted to Sl3O,276 The report of
tho con- mittee on publications was care
fully considered and amended, as pro-
posed by Rev. w. Ii. Leavel, of Missis-
sippi, and adopted
Rev. Roger Martin, of North Carolina,
submitted the report of the committee
on Sabbath schools, which was adopted