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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
cb,necs In pressure as indicated by The Trbunes self.
,ecordng 10 omee The broken lins represents the
perature as observed al Pcrfys Pharmacy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25

The Auction sale of furniture and
household goods at 304 East Hous ton
street will be of benefit to all who
wish bargains In such as will be of.
fered for sale, as they are new and in
good order. If you want bargains
don't miss this sale tomorrow at 10
m.
-Don't,-If dealer offers you bottle
of Salvation Oil without wrapper or
labels. or in mutilated condition, don't
touch it-don't buy it at any price, there
something wrong-it may be dangerous
or worthless counterfeit Insist upon get
ting a perfect, unbrOken, genuine pack
age. Be on your guard!
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to J. F. Gaffney and Minnie
Ward; Emanuel Moore and Matte
Branch, aud A. n. Chatfield and
Mary Souter.
Who are Rogers & Webb? who
are they anyhow? IL 25 2t
Sore throat and bronchial affections
are speedily relieved and etfectually cured
by the use of that safe and reliable rene
dy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t has stood
the test of half a century.
F. Brown was fined SO this morn =
ing by Justice Adam for assaulilng
Mr.. Eneing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Louis J. Woethsrn, of Austin, wal
in the city yesterday.
Miss LottIe Hsrnisch will leave
Saturday to spend the winter in the
City OF Mexico.
Ed Hsrgrsve, formerly of this city
now 8 resident of Tolouca, Mexico, is
visiting in the city.
Mr.. w J. Michals, general agent Vi
the @. & c., returned to the city this
m )rning from trip around the state.
Miss Zslina Forbes, q popular young
lady of Hubbard City, is the guest OF
of Miss Annie Spring at her pleasant
home on San Pedro avenue.
w. H White, who has been in
Kansas City on business for the past
week, returned TO his home at West
End yesterday. While gone, he also
visited Springfield, Ill.
Mr.. Dick Corner will leave in q few
days tor Austin, where he will en-
gage in, business with his brother,
Charles.
Mr.. John Winter, . conductor on
the Alamo Heights line, who had one
of his ribs broken In fall about three
weeks ago, is able to be on duty again
Doctors B. H. Hoolbeck J. 8. Buist,
F. q. Latham and Chas. II. Drayton,
of Charleston, 3. c., ate breakfast at
the Menger this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
LIGHT SPaRKLERS,

Who is to step into the mayors
boots?
1t is thought Lockwood has been
saving wood" for year as hard as he
could and rounding up" as many sup
porters. as he was able TO do.
His antecedentS cling to him, like the
scent of the muSkrat to all the objects
touched by him.
They will rise up against him, and like
Banquo's ghost, they will not down at
his bidding.
Ferdinand Herff If not continued as
city treasurer will likely be put forward
for mayor.
Hon. George Paschal is also spoken OF
as a probable candidate for mayor.
George has a better thing at present.
1t is thought that Col. n. Mackey
would not refuse to be a candidate If d
proper nomination was rendered.
There is plenty of good material; Col.
Frank Grice, or James P. NewcOmb,
would make us a good mayor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
Newspaper Work for Women

Newspaper Work for Women.
Brooklyn Eagle.
All newspaper women will be iD'
tsrested in the TACT that Rutgers
Female College has recently estab-
lished course in journalism. This
is practically new departure in coli
lege history. 1t is eminently fitting
that woman of wide experience In
newspaper work should occupy this
chair. and certainly no one could be
found with . wider range of Know
ledge of what Is required to be a
successful journalist tnan Mrs. Croly,
who was one of the very first women
to enter this field AS president for
two years of the New York Women's
Press Club, her acquaintance with
this class of workingwomen Is larger,
PROBABLE. than that of another VIC
man. Rutgers Is also fortunate In
numbering among it's trustees ano-
ther woman distinguished for her
own accomplishments and for her in
terest in the welfare of her sex. DR..
Jennie M. Lozier, the secretary OF the
board, was reelected this year -
President of Sorosis by reclamation.
DR.. Lozier is q gradusrs of the New
York Medical college and hospital
for women and q daDghter-in.lsw of
the late DIR. Clemence Lozier, the
founder of the college. Though in
terested for years In the formation of
clubs for women throughout the
country, it was not until her retire.
ment from practice that she became
an active club member.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
A ChiIdren's Party.

At the residence of Mr.. James Dig
nowity, on San Pedro avenue last
night, very brilliant affair occurred
being a children's party given in
honor of Mr.. Dignowity's daughter
The c)mIauy was large and the lit
tie ones thoroughly enjoyed them
selves as we'll as some of the older
ones, who spent the few hours in so
cial conversation in the parlors. A
spread Was a charming feature, oc.
curing about 10 o'clock. after which
all repaired for their homes, feeling
gratfied over the Thanksgiving
event
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
Had a Coed Time.

The fancy dress mas .querade at the
Wash'pgton was well attended last
night. The fro'ic begs1 about /
o'clo tx, and continued until nesr day
light. There were q number of pref.
" costumes, aud &C Il order prevail
ed. The sp Jrt'ng boys greet each
other as they pass t,dsy: "How's
your head? hope you had q gcod
time"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
A Surprise Party.

Last evening a large number of young
people gathered at the home of Miss Ella
Dittmar. on Avenue b, and repaired
about $3.50 o'clock to the pleasant home
of Miss Esther Fink, where they sur
prised her. She received the guests in a
graceful way. and few hours were hap
PLY spent In singing, dancing and social
conversation. Late in the night, before
the happy participants left for their
homes, neatly prepared lunch was
served which was heartily enjoyed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
All FIR the Bows,

The Thanksgiving reception at the
Y. M. G. A. re ms last night was a
decided success. The parlors were
filled, and two hours of joy Were
spent Various smusements were
INDUCED in and the brilliant event
will ever linger In the memories of
those present.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
The Bicycle Races.

Thanksgiving was celebrated yes
terday by the local wheelmen with q
big racing tournament under the
auspices of the Alamo wheelmen. A
large crowd was in attendance and
much enthusiasm was shown by the
spectators. The races resulted as
follows:
First-A quarter mile, open, was
won by Waelder followed by Gardner
with Roach as third. A marriage
fee, q marriage license and pair of
kid gloves were the prizes.
Sc ;ond-Hslf mile open, Hofheinz
1st Chabot End; Roach 3rd. Prizes,
baby carriage, one dozen bottles of
soothing syrup and rubber RATHER.
Third Boys race, quarter mile
handicap, Bradley Waelder, on Pneu.
matte, 1st; Baron Nspp, on high gear
ed cushion, End; Mel Stspp, on solid
tire boys wheel Sd. Prizes: story
book, bat and ball, horse quirt.
Fourth-Alsmo wheelmsn cham
pionship, Hofheinz lst, Chabot End,
Waelder- 9rd. Prize gold and silver
medals.
The fifth which was a slow race,
was won by John McElroy.
Sixth-Half mile, cushion tires
only. Erps LIST; FOy end; Clavin
3rd. Prizes, $1,000 accident policy
one years medical service at the
hands of DR.. G. g. Clifford, and &
! coffin.
Seventh-Qusrter mile, open, Cha
bot lst; Gard ner q; Roach 3rd.
T. J. MonogaD, of Dallas, aud Harry
DaV acted as iudpes etc
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25

COG ALSO CALIFORNIA CLARETS
The best on the market, at L. Kun.
kel's, 1913 N. Flores st. IL zIp
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25

We make suits to order from SIS
up, quality and fit guaranteed. Wan
amaker & Brown, 523 E. Houston st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25

BOYS Stills GIVEN AWAY
With every 81 so suit purchased of us
tomorrow. WOLFF & MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
BOYS, JUST THINK,

$40 pair patent adjustable stills given
with every suit from $3.50 up, tomor-
row. WOLFF & MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
DR,S, BURG,

Lat Physician Imp. hospital Vienna
Office Re ter Building, Alamo Plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25

Mr.. J. K. Driskul, OF Austin, is in
the city stopping at the Menger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25

$3.50 TOMORROW $3.50.
Boys d0u BILE breasted school suits,
age TO IA, tomorrow $3.50.
1t WOLFF & MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25

CHILD7EN'S DEPARTMENT TO-
MORROW.
Everything in this department al
reduced prices. WOLFF & MALX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-25
STILL IN THE LEAD!!

AZ pieces Figured Changesble
Silks, every hue, from 75c to $3.50
a yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
POLICE DEPARTMENT

BUREAU OF ELECTIONS
NEw.YORK OCTOBER TO- ls9e.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that in pursuance
y - sortion Q29 ~ chapter 4l0 tho Laws Of 1892
rho Roar, OF Police Ia. designated and appointed tho place
N REGISTRY and polling places I'm and for each OF tho cleo
,'on districts o, the CITY and County ~ NewYork for the
cia,''0., next ensuing follows. 70 Wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
election Notltc.


a Gaa ana 99f od tn & sad s6
Iit Of The ~ e3nd Pi aad hns Mtn 1YenNS Wc',
one Hundred ard 4hynrt street and EIGHTH avenue ,,
p4t o. ne gil bound b. and wing wi'hI9 ing u.s.
evonc W. 1n. N aS ,'i,d ,,rct Feh
Avenue. West one Hundred and TvcuU-nuih street :,
si.c: ond Columbus and convent avenue.
Ihe Sg,cnt,cnth l9n D,ti, .aa. e99,ai2 All e o1c
Humid aud Thirteen ,trcst convent a,cnue w,st on
Hana az" sly i1e25 w. 6n iif sr asS
street and Hudson or rth river. 49,.
g4rt or e ,y bounded by and lying within We'' W. Tn
One Hundred and lhtcth street ard Hudson or North
The Nineteenth Election District shall contain all that
pr, On ne ely bouna.d by ana lying Hih, Hne
,cet w,- ono Hurdr.d and Tirtt.dith Street Eiehth
avenue. Wet one Hundred and Thirtythrd street s.
ono Hundred and Thirty--ccond street. ard Convent
The Twentieth Fiction District shan contain all That
,,t %i 'he S fit b,.drd by ara lying Wihin mc'' W.T.
One Hundred and lhiity--econd street, oad Eigh''
The TTenty.f;t Election District shall contain all That
pait OF me Guy bound by ara lying within West On"
One Hundred aud Thirty fourth street AID Eighth avenue
nat pait Of the r eunded by ard lying within Wcot
w., one Hundred aud Ihiftyhth street and s. Nichoa
that part % IT, FSa 5 R dnG y Ra r ia WI
one Hundred aud Iotg-nfth street Tdrec mne ayccnu'
one Hundred ara Ihlrtynfth ~trcct Convent avenue
Wet one Hundred aid 1hrythirl street. ard Hudson
Tho Twcntyfourth Election District shall contain all
ono Hundred and Fo'ty ,@cond street Seventh avenue.
Wet one Hundred ard Thirty-cvcnth street and Edge
The Tnenty.nfn Fiction District shall contain all
One Hundred and Forsccond ,ticet and Bradhur>:
The. o S KIN 5os5s p b P't v i5e uS n9V w.t. al
on Hundred and Fory-nfth street seventh avenue.
a,caac and Edgccon o y eSY''0'' ''''
The Twenty sever tn rle,ton District shall contain all
W.T. on Hundred rorty.fth siroc, and Biadhu'-'
Ihr Twenyarlm Election District ,h.I contain an
ono hundred and II''y-nh ,trcct seventh aycnuc
w. one Hundred a,i o,tyaf,n street and St Nicho.a-
The T~,n,ynina lIcnon D,tlct ,hal cnaiq all
n 1 Sr ' , 1qrd by "'9 yps WYNN W N
Hundred and Fri.m -'r'ot = Ncholl. avenue WI
one Hundred and f"r''-'.th street and Hudson North
r, The g, T I1 ,. coo D',tt sna contain all thai
}la9a.,d and Fin, r',t 20, "' ), T'il ,, m, W.T.
on I'm iinlar.d 99nd f..'h -tr.et, and iioule'ad
ler' Of ~ citg nor,d by AID Ming w,hin We, 0He
W. ono irea ,ri nrr'at6 'co ia a5 a,' TO-
River We oar Hundred ana rft nfh stscct and IIud.
, Inr , I ~, 'oa nr.' aal oa'a,q ali a
j. O. 1nd >yt.-r, -'rct Kingsbrde" road, Wet
river a. one funded ard ytyrou-th .t,cct iilirr
W-, o,' Hana.G .d rt,.l, ia ,ro.i H.boif.
f,,.n. W. on' innd."a and rir'-erhti street. ana
The. lhh'rni,d non pi,'t,' shall contain all Nat
K.,-brirc rad vi on' naidr,d ND s',g"t,.frb
,', ..n o. a'i Ill., =" liar. ,'"r Harlem Ill., n'
an. funded ,na ~>t,nrh -t,..' a1d nad.ol +; Norh
par, T.. ,.@ 's BY D' i , iaa s ain } a sa
it.,d q .,' ~. ''... 'r ',.- TO W., 'i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
rwryTv.EIGHrn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The rr Election D' 1sy a n Go9a one on n dnd Gs.
9 H W. ,d twentieth street and Columbus ltcnpe.
u I eo~ood Election Derict hall colt'in ull MAJ par,
~, , i,r oand by and lyine within WI ono HUNDRED
a.d Tvint,-thud street S,I@th aye '',n VIM. '"'
lirpal'l " Ii,ton District shall cort,il au mas pat
N he city bounded b' ana .u- WYNN "" w., ' n
339d and Tt,ut,.tld street and EIGHTH avenue.
inr iy'l d",i D.. ond MING within wei oac Huudr.d
81 a., nnh -,,t Irntl Ncnn" VT o.. Hun
'thc fIfth Election D,til,t 'lA ''. l'n Dob t1V y"
~ he civ BOUNDED by and wing within W. - "'g h"Gcl
onc uundr'd ani Irni .ifm .,rt IN, D,' ,' ,i,san.
and r"gnuri9 'r'' i. a"io. RI,',i fa,i Il
, one Hundred and rncn',--..ond street. ard Hudson
H T T"'e m Injection District .han co.i1ln on .a' par,
= h.cH loanGi" D., ,,' ".' ',aaettn 'cr Hn,tc,dam
iic,ard W.T. one nan4rd aud r." ITS seventh street
and RI,oI-id. prNr. ..,.. .,,, - ,,, 81, ,t, ,.,
II ,br H. Iaand.d W and }ioc vithn W. one Hundla
ard Tven'' erhih Ill., n, ,1"4at , ,., I,,
i.,t,, -,r..t atd 1-tftlm avenue
AN. Fi.,h "a. TON pl-tric, shall contain - u.at pat
81 ,I a., bounded N and wing vi'in wc one ngnd,cd
and Tw"nty-!Am street NJ Ncl.', hf WI IN. IN,
0ae HmGr'd and Tveatyn'm street and Columbus
The Nu,h Election District shan contain an u,at gar,
% the cv BOUNDED by and ying within We, one iIgnd,,l
Hundred and Twenty fourh street and Eighth avenue
~ l cy Bounded by and wing within We, one Hundfcd
and Twcnty.-e,enth -tf"t seventh "yenuc. Wr>t ono
The Eleventh Election Dl,tr. shall co t, oil ihat pai,
~" c,s,,yeighth .tr,et seventh avenue West e e
iiGudi,d AID Twenty-,c street and Eighth avenue
u he c bounded BY end lying within Wet one Humid
aaG ai,ch .,r' Slcn and ' fg w sycn one ""d'ed
me rniecnt Election ~. tct SAL cortin an int PIT
and Twulv.niuth -trce Eelth avenue Wc,i onc Hun
dra AID fo o a9a 81 6, NC9s % b.
part OF the city bounded ~ and lying within West One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
rsENrY.NI>lu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Tho r,rt Hectic, D.,.,,, shat, co,,.o of ,,. ,..,
u nc tt! bounded %. ana lying within last ono Hun
,a9 ahr'y-nit1 .t'e. I'inlN avenue IIar.om river.
h. second ii.., pi''fl,t stall contain all that
Plf ~ iH. ,N D'''4 DA 4ni wing WITHIN Gao iiunei'
and H. ninth -tert = AIMS aycnuc one iiun9r,d
%, LIE !1.;l t.ci9. p'f'rt sha coaaln al ma, Ia't
lh-.l-nnta -,.c",. lroe1 a',nar oae Hundred aDa
n., '.n .''in,r o,,t, al Cha,
pa = me & bonded b. ana n; within one Handre
Forty -'tcnu street. southern Boulevard one Humid cd
H4.len liver Trni, .,,np'. on, Hand'ed and Thrift.
nnl street thesn 30 l!,ari. In't one Hundred AID
H. i'm Election District shall contain all ;Aat pa,
,nd to,t NM ,'-,'i hoeN @'rhue' one iiHndrrd ang
io.'. -,'.oaa u,,' and wn., avenue.
Of H.. c,5 lo.aa.. los aai 'ar u.1.a one H'ni-~
5,e w" IT, .l y' ..'ai. one H''a'' I'D
lh. seventh toI district snail contain III tlat
snd lo -s,catn -trt 80 Anu, avenue. one II .nd.,i
aad 3D. .' l.."'k avenue ono llunt ia ano
!he l.snm ..'og p.'r,t ,hau contain "a all t4a'
s'cnSe. Iint. a,,'a' oas funded fna Iort, mn
.,1-s T' ~. All llla ar-nuS. ~ ''''
h" N'aih ir'G G s',,' g"' W.; al t .ta Is,
a Lar. ' c.as ' o '.' lIa,s, @I0 ,at as.
..-.,t >.lt.,a G....a,a one Hundred end ra.te.
-'N,In ,n"' ani "t'.o .r, .,,,.,. -, eliza. ,,
~ fI. Dft bounded b.. 5000 It NIih.n on" illhp''d
and Nlfi .-Ain -'f l.'-., ', N', 49, .,' ''
,e lae.-o avenue li.ne ',a S'N MT ,''.t
i"'.r ' .' '' '''' '' 'N'' ''''' '-''- ""'
linton avenue.
Itr i.'fFNIl IH'. i.it b'tIt't Nhali ,"H'Nl AZ la
pir' ~ the cif tunfl pt ana Flhv Witnh one lluhef
and Nhi' .i.nfin r'.Hi iiiht' aNehl' ono Iiuiui'l
'uI ~iNtt iiiI -'.'i Jackson avenue one iHhdira ai
~.Nff-thlfd -ff'''. If.it avenue. one HuhHfcl ana
-Nf'-hft sweet DO ". ",h.' 'r,,t"''-r n'''..i
IAii avenue
Tho Twelfth Erection D.-'ict shall contain ell That
~ titv ln ni'p hN ana lying Nlthit On nun
frad and lrt--iNfh street, I'f'r avenue, Ncsth-rtf
avenue. and Third avenue
The Thirteenth Election District shall contain All That
- f.r cy bounded hN ANA wing within ono luna eo
and liffv -c,uha ~t E'ilfoid avenue, ON ltlnd''l
aud llftieth street, Ncr'." avenue one hundred ana
tor'v-nnm -trri 1iH Mon avenue -, ,,. 81, a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
election Nolllr.

Hundred and Eighteenth street Lexington avenue.
Last one Hundred and seventeenth street lhri avenue
i~t one Hundred and Sixteenth street ana fai" avenue
The 4hi1(-eishtn Election Dst4C -i'H tonntaih, au
that latt Of tie city bounded ly and lying Wthh ~
pnc Hundred and sixteenth street Third avenue i<''t
ono Hundred ana Fourteenth street L"An.t'h avenue
Last one Hundred ana Fifteenth street. ana PARK avenue
Tie IhtY-nlnth Election District snail contain hI a
lalt Of the city bounded ly and lying within i~'7t
on" Hundred and sixteenth street. Iief avenue iA-i
one Hundred ana Fourteenth street and Madison avenue
The ioitetn lie ton District shall contain ai t'a .
Tnft % ta" city bounded hy and lying within W.,
one Hundred and Eight 'euti street. East ono iiuI4
aan lLsh'cuth street Park avenue. last one lluHdI
ami sixteenth street Madison avenue. East one lundr
and folre.lfh street. West One Hundred ana Fpui-
-----ru ..---t- md enA--fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
election Notlcr.

to Second avenue and the west d o. First avenue from
last EightYrIe1th street East J. ghtv-nnth street.
Inc 1hirtysNth Election District -hs al that
i1t OF the city bounded By lying within Last Eighty
ninth str rt. Avenue A. Eat Ei-Atyc ghth street. ana
Fll-t eNeIur.
The IAlity-S.Ncntl Election District shall contain a
that PAT 81 the city bounded By and lying within Eat
l. shN-nnih -uc last Lnd avenue, Last Eenty eieti
street. \
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-02
BIsEvITIES.

John Day and John Walker, two ne
groes and tough looking characters,
were arrested by Officer Hardwicke
about three o'clock this morning as
suspicious characters, and being unable
to give an account of themselves this
morning, were given nine days on the
chain gang.
Conductor L. G. Montgomery. re-
ceived New Years gift from his wife
this morning, of which he is very proud.
They are twin boys and weigh seven
and eight pounds respectively, and two
more railroaders are added to the list
Judge Vaughan returned to Radford
to-day after pie asant visit to his fam
lily in Floyd county.
j. M. johnson. Jr., for some time as
ISOLATED with Mr.. P. w. Borgess. in the
furniture business until recently in the
eastern section, and we'll known
throughout this section, died at his
farm near Union, w. Va, OF la grippe,
Wednesday morning.
Who is happier and feels more like
treating the crowd than Mr.. Oscar
Laughan. the Junior partner of the Rad
ford Hardware Company, of Radford,
and Laughan Brothers, OF Pulaski? 1t
is a pretty girl.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-02
r a DF o r D.
SHELTON CAPTURED.
divers Wound NOT Considered
Fatal
ROANOKE TIMES BUREAU,
RADFORD. VA Ian

NADFoRD, VA, Jan. /.
Green Shelton, of Patrick county, the
mocnshiner who shot Oliver last niRht
and escaped from his guards shortly
afterwards, was recaptured last right
by officer She'll. He was found living in
the bottom of a ferryboat across New
river. The boat was just being pushed
from the bank when the officer arrived,
and he was compelled to wade in the
river short distance to catch it.
Shelton was, as was first thought,
shot through the mouth. the ball strik.
ing the jawbohe, and CHANGING, came
out at the back of the head. There was
also cash on tie head, supposed to
have been caused by striking the head
OF large nail in falling.
He was given o hearing before SOUR
Boswell to-day, and sent on by him to
the grand jury for indictment, and was
taken to Christiansburg thissafternoon.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of
Sergeant Fisher, who was given hear
ing before Squire Boswell and honora-
bly, acquitted.
Upon moro careful examination to-
day of divers wound, it was found that
the bullet struck him about four inches
above the heart and lodged in the
shoulder blade. All efforts to locate the
ball by four physicians failed, and moth
ing will be done toward extricating it
until superation takes place. Oliver
naturally is suffering great deal, but
there is no immediate danger.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-02

Terms OF sale will be cash. Tho face valnc OF
stock in this company Is So. 90
ROBT. E. SCOTT,
President Transparent Ice Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-02
Russell Wants the Sent.

PoUGHkEEPsIE, y. Y. Jan. flames
Russell, the defeated Democratic can.
didate for assembly in the First dis.
trict OF Duchess, has commenced a
contest for the seat of Obed Wheeler,
Republican, in the assemb' y. Wheeler
has been cited to appear before Judge
Guernsey in this city, on Monday next,
ease.
The board OF Duchess county can
vassers in their tabulated returns gave
Wheeler twenty-five majority. The
original majority was forty-seven. but
the board tooK eighteen marked ballots
from him in East Fishkill and added
seven blank ballots in the town Of
Dover TO Russell's vote.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-02
A Big Masonic Meeting.

On January 4, 1892. Virginia May
Lodge, A. +. &c A. NJ, will conduct the
exercises incident to the laying of tho
corner stone of tho handsome brick
building for the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the western section. Major
"A. Ii. Pettihone, eX.congressman Of
Greenville. Tenn, will deliver an ad.
dress appropriate Il the occasion. All
Masons in good standing are cordially
invited to be present and take part in
the exercises, after which there will be
regular convocation of Peyton Coles
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, to insta II
the officers and in the r. A. degree.
Prominent officers of the Grand Lodge
of Virginia will be present, and an en-
joyable time is promised all
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-02
DISSOLUTIoN NOTICE.

The firm OF c. t. Whaling & Co.,
composed of G. Il. Whaling and c.
O'Leary, is by mutual consent this day
dissolved. G. T. Whaling has pur-
chased c. O'Leary's interest in said
firm. All debts due by said firm will be
paid and all claims due said firm are
payable to said c. T. Whaling.
c. Il. WHALING.
G. O'LEARY.
Roanoke, Va, Aug. /, 1891.
Will continue business at the old
stand under the name OF c. II. Whaling
&c Co. C. II. WHALING.
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