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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
GinAnS=Sert6t+

@btcdgo, ~. Wtdt.
Ser beutige @el6mortt mar bur6aus rubtg
u1O beutete sepiiiermaBen Die @ieoertebr 9es
orOueter 3ultGnbe oil. @elb bleibt notirll6
fnapp aber es lit peni9itens gu baben. State
rs, 9rocent, Qotole @t9er6eiten in mdBi9ea
nmiaben 81 %6eiiereu Bretien. g8%eitiette S9bel
sewiunt 4 NorbIeite p procent; oue Sl1Ou@
itrie= unb Spetulotionspapiere waren eben7
falls better; 2afeftr. u2" bis 264 beg. 8aitts
aftielt angebOteu 9ula9epaptere III et'pas
Die Seem gOrfer g0rle mar felt NIB bOber
BET bel9rdl1ften llrnldbe11, l1ur 9iitiuerS' leb4
bait unb nieOrtger. @elo ieRr filli9. Sob
aus ubr fir morsem nt6t iber S 1900, 900,
Sterling nte6ri9er. 2onoo11 better llll0 @ollE
lols / b06er 9S1, Qmertta1iiGe @iienbabnel
III gutter 9ea6fra9e, 9iscOuto 44A3.
Seem Oorfer @e6iel par.
STERLING matt. ganfers f1r5, 1891, 90
Sage 1864. 9anbelspapter fnr5 469, 90 Sage
495.
8aufauS9lei9unsen.. .$15, 85d, aao
OutulGe2. ...... S""iVN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Bdnferott.

Der Sheriff nabm Sreitas 8eitb bon Der
ManteI : @n9ros 6anblun9 unb zSabrif
bon Siibore Sonas & 60, 146 State Str,
auf 3ablungsurt6eile gum 8etrage bon
$4,000, Die i'm &retssericbt ge9en Sic Sirna
ertpirtt purben. Sonas & So. BADEN in
Sittsburg, 8a., etn 3weig9ei9dft, bas in
Der borigen 8obe IN bic SGnbe zines
Wtalienpermalters iiberging, unb bieier umc
ftano wiro aLS bic nriade bes 3uiammen7
bru6s Der Sirma angegeben. Siaac MfeDer,
Der Nnlpalt Der @lGubiger, CAB eeltern Sic
8eitanoe auf $780, Ste Standardization
auf $25, 900 an, un6 metnte, baB bic @LGuz
bigger ibr @utbaben BIS auf BEN lebten 9oGz
lar 5uriiderbalten tpiirben. 6err MeDer
iiebt Die llriacbe bes 8anferotts in Strei5
tigfetten spti9en ben Mitsltebern ser
Strma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Setner 8aarfdaft beraubt.
Gin Deutider aus GaIifornien bi6t $4,000 Elm.

Gin barter S9lag traf am Sonnaben6
einen alien beuti6en 6errn, Nantens Ware
tens, Der IN Californian aniGifte lit. ST
tpar auf elmer @etie nab goblena ieiner
alien !Setmatb urtb tpoute oor Ieiner Nb@
reife Bic @eltausitelung beIucben, INN
ieinen 8ertpanbten unb Sreun6en bapon err
5dblen gu t0nnen. @r tpo6nte elmer Strobe
Der Seuerpebr i'm Sadion 8arf bel unb
gertetb tpGbren6 beriet6en in Elm argos @e7
brGtge. 9us it6 bas 8ubltfum ~Derlaufen
bate, ber1erfte er su ieinem @ritaunen, BAT
ietn Gai6enbub beri6nunbcn mar. 9as7
felbe entbielt Elm GerntO8en In @eitalt bon
4 Gtntau1enbz9 oQaric6etnen unb 800 in
fLeineren 8ius. SobaLb 6err WartenS ieis
men 8erIuit bemerft bate, mabte er benz
ndcbiten @ar6tften MtttbeiLung, aber bieier
mics i'm fur3er Sanb ab unb Der 8es
baue%rnstpertbe fubr 8uriG nab Der Stabt,
UNI Capt. Sbea ietn trauri9es @rIebntB
rnit3utbetlen, 9ieier Derlpra9 ibm, iein
WO9lt9ltes 3u tbun, aber 10 tpte Die
Saben liegen, lit wobl faum 9offnung
Dorbanben, boS @elb Ober aucb nur etnen
She'll bapon aurIf3uerbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
frIbfrdut uno Spdtfrdut.

9ie Metnung, ais o6 Bic friiben &raut>
D6er &OpffobI1orten nur ms Wttitbeet ges
lGet tperOen miiBten nn0 nur gu friben
Qu%splan5un9en gu berpenben 1eien, lit
cine iebr trrt9e, benin sic 6ril6iDrten f0n>
men aucb ins frete 9an6 unb 81 ipGten
g flan3ungen benubt tper6en umgefebrt lit
eS aub oft atpedmdBtger, Die Spdtiorten
ntcbt 3u ipGt, lonbern fri6 aus3uiden, ba
ipGte Sorten, petl tie groBe &0pfe macben,
iib nun langiam enttpideln unb, tpenn 81
5u ipGt ausgeiGet, oft feline i6Dnen, feiten
&0pfc brtngen; es fommt babel ntel auf
bic Sorten unb oaS &Ltma nit an.
Sn ralberen Qagen itnb SpGtlorten m0g>
Ii6t frib 81 fGen, fonnen iogar nit ben
Sribiorten ms Waiit6eet 9elGet tperben,
oft lit es no9 stpedmdbi9er, auf tie au perz
3icbten, uno nut frlbe ober mtttelfrlbe
Sorten an3ubauen, benin better Elm fletner
aber felter &rautfopf, ais Elm GROCER lodez
rer. Sir getpObnli6 iin6 ipGte Sorteu
aegen Oettte bis @nbe Npril auSSuiGen ;
iie6t man it9 DeranlaBt, na3 Witte Wtai
no6 &raut 5u iden, 70 3tebe man babel bas
&Lima in 8etra6t un6 ide, tpenn baiielbe
i~peniger ginftig 1T, lteber nur tribe Sor>
ten. ueber6aupt ipute ieber @emiiebaler
un6 @artenfreunb nab Mitte Mat Bis 9(nz
fang Stunt bin cine &letni9feit Sribfraut
Iden, un6 3tpar besbalb, UNI auf BEN &rautz
beeten ~entitauOene 9Iden bamit auSbeiiern
gu fOnnen.
gticbt genug fam empfoblen tperber, al6
i'm September no6malS &raut 81 lae1, Die
8flan3en i'm Serbit auf @~artenbeete AT
p~lan3en un6 iie bier iibertptntern 3u laiien.
Man pflau3t ite bterbei 10 tief, baB baS
babe 6erS Der 8flan5e in Die @rbe tommt;
Die g flan3en tpiberiteben 10 Der &dIte better.
Wean tann bic &rautpflan5en int 6erbit
arcb in einen leeren Weiit6eetfaiten ieben,
bedt ettpas 2aub bariiber unb pfGanSt ite
crit i'm Sriibtabr in Ben @arten. 8on
1ol6cm i'm september g~eideten &raut erntet
man recbt frib n%oaitanbig ansgebiG6etc
GDDfe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
per0erblidJer gran0
in Gpitean's T1uieum,
Cine Qn5ahl Ghiere perbrannt.

Sn @pitean's Dimes uieum" an Ser
GanoolpbitraBe, stDti6en @lart@ unb Dear
bornftr., bra3 Treitag frib, fur5 Dor 3tpet
nbr, elm 8ranb aus, Der 81 einem rebt
Deroerbli3en purbe, obwobl 6cr an9eri67
tete materteGe S6aben nibt iebr eroB 1T.
9as 6euer e~ntitan6 in benz oberlten
Stodmerf 6eS 4it0dt9en @ebdubes uno es
purbe Der Seuertpebr tbre 2lrbeit iebr er7
i6tpert, ba bic S6LGu6e gum She'll eft in
benz 6auie birtauf9etra9en tperben muBten,
e6e Sic Slammen erreicbt tperben fonilten.
Nls bieielben na9 fur3er i3ett gelDi6t
porben toaren, ergab fi6, baB cine Qn5abl
3biere gum S4eiI p%erbrannt, gum S6eiL err
IttGt Daren.
60 fanb man Sic 11eberreIte bon Is NQi>
9%atoren, 5 Mffen, 2 9ubenb tpertbppaer
Sauben unb 4 8arabieSbogeln.
Ser farbtge Yorter Winiam @auaD ent>
cling ebenfaQs nur nit tnapper gtotb benz
Gobe. @r ibItef in berlelben Stage, mo-
bas Seuer ausbra6 un6 murbe EFT burb
baS Gngitlic6e @ei6ret Set in @efabr ibpez
ben6en unb berbrennenben 3btere aufgee
tpedt.
@lidLid6erpeiie mar i6m Ser g8eg no6
nt6t abgei6nitten unb ct fonnte itb recbt>
3eitig in Si9erbeit brtngen.
8te' 9roB Der materteIe 8erlult 1T,
fonnte ebeniptpentg feitgeiteat tperben, ais
Die nriabe bes Seuers. Der S6a6en tptro
tn6elien $4,000 nt6t uberitetgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Die peterilte ais GinfaRun9s
1ofnnzp.

Man braltbt bte 9eteriilie nicbt auf
8eete gu iden, ionbern fann fte melt bprz
~1beil6aftet ais @infafiung UNI c~in3elne 8eete
ober gauge 9lbt6etlungen I'M @emiiiegorten
bringen. 8eim Sden 3iebt man bte Gar
teni6nur unb macbt Der S9nur entlang
tleine foc6e SurDcn ober 9tinnen unb fact
in btele ben Samen. Wfan iGet bte1en etz
mas 6i9ter als eigentIi3 nOtbi9 tpdre, 6oc6
muB man Oamtt rebnen, baB MIGHT ieoeS
&orn auf9ebt. @ri6einen Die 8flGn3dben
ipdter gu bibt, 10 tonn man burc6 @(usz
itedben nit etnem Meiier einen G6eil 6ere
iel6en en~tfernen. Na6 Dem SGen 1T nit
oem &eben ettpa fingerbid @r6e auf Die
Saat gu %brtngen. GIsbann itOBt man nit
6em &aden beS .Gecbens bic @r6e in Sen
9tinnen ettpaS feit, gieBt, penn not6ig, etz
mas @aiier in Die &innen, ldBt bieies etnz
itdern unb siebt bann mod etne &leinigfett
@rbe In bic &innen, bamit bic Seubtigs
felt iicb better bartn bdlt.
@enn Die Peteritlte AUDI feline anIprudsz
DO4e Pfanse 1T, 10 ma9ft fie bod bel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Qnlettun9 sur Dertretbuns ser 8lut=
lduS.

Die 8lutlauS ooer tpoltqe Q%lpfelbdumz
Gtnoenlaus 9eb0rt CUR 6a1nilte Ser 8lattz
IGuie, bon Denen Tie it6 ieoob iptpobL burd
anoere Sdrbung ais namentlidb Durb bic
langen, tpetBen, o6er gum She'll blGulicben
poudrtigen SGben unterl6eibet, nit MEL
cben ie Oicbt be0edt lift, 10 Dap Die barltnter
betrblt3en, in gr0Beren pber ~fletueren
Dtcbt bep0lferten GOlonten %betiammen=
iiBer6en 9Guie tpenigitens nibt geieben
merben. 8eim 3erretben Iaiien bie tbeils
Dunfel, tbettS beler gefdrbten r0tbLicb>
braltnen ober r0tblicbgeIben 0GuIe etnen
blutrotben Saft 3uritd, tpeSbalb iie Ben
giamen 8lutlGuie erbalten baben. Q8ie Bel
allen BldttlauSarten 9tebt es aub BET ben
8lutlGuien 9efligelte unb ungefliigelte
Sphere, %eritere eri6einen aber erit gegen
ben0erbit, pGbreno por6er nur ungefligelte
S6iere ~bDr6an6en 1in6.
9te 8ermebrun9 geicbiebt 6urb @ebGren
Iebenoer Sun9en, Die anfangs leb6aft BIN
un6 Der %laufen, it9 oanu an Ser 9tinbe feftz
1au9en uno unter m~e6rmaltgen 6Gutungen
balo tbre Doue @r0Be erretben, Inn bann
ebentals obnea Dpr9erige 8efru6tung
lebenoe Sunge 5u 9ebGreu. Som SrI6z
1Gbr bis gum !0erblt Deroen auf bieie Mei1e
ettpa 8 @enerationen er3eu9t, tpoburb Bic
Sermebrung cine gang un9ebeure lit un6
burcb cine feline &oLonie Elm groBer Baum
gang lber3ogen tperoen fam. Die Ser
brettung auf anbere ~benacb6arte ooer aud
entterntere 8Gume geibie6t gum She'll
our6 bic gegen 6erbft entftebenben gehi0elz
ten @Templare, Die auf fur5e @%ntfernunoen
petter fiegen unO BET ptu6isem Better
auch auf grOBere @ntfernungen per1c6la9en
tperoen unb oann neue &olonien griinDen,
OOer gum She'll burcb 86gel, tpeIcber1
SIofen nit Snieften an ben SiiBen bGn9en
bletben nno in 9rOBere @n~tfernungen gez
tra9en tper6en f0nnen.
Die 8lutlaus lebt, tpie bas tbr gome
2lpfelrtnoenlaus anoeutet, nur auf Qbfel7
bdumen, bocb min man ite audi auf 8irn7
bGumen unO Quitten i6on oefunben
BADEN. On ben QlpfelbGumen ri6tet tie bQz
6ur3 grOBen S6aOen an, bab tie on ben
iin9eren 3netgen un6 an Sen @unbz
rGn0ern nit ibrem Saugritiiel bic iunae
9ftnoe our6iticbt un6 aus benz Splint ben
, Saft auSiaugt. 9terbur6 entitebt mach 6iez
fen SteQen ein bern1ebrter Saft3ubrana, in
Splge beien it6 3elmu6erungen unter Ser
8inoe btIben, Die iblieBlicb beriten un6
~trebSartt9e @ei6niire erseu9en, tpeLcbe BEN
g1abrun8siaft ~auffaugen uno nab unb mach
6as Qbiterben Der 3tpetge un6 enbIicb Ser
gan3en 8dume berbetfIbren, ipenn ni6t
re3taetttg bic 2Guie bertiIgt tperben. @u6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
SeIbhmoro.

9ertpan6te bon Sobn Digener fanben
bteien 9ienitag WOrgen in elmer S6eune
binter leiner 8obnun9 an Der @raceftr.
er6Gngt auf. @aS Ben 60 Sabre alter
Wtann gum SeIbitmorb getrieben bat, 1T
nt9t b%efannt, bod icbetnen feline drmlicben
&erbdItnifie ibm 3u benz DerbGngntBpoueu
S6rttte 9etrieben All baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
aoad5entltd1e autapfa staats- 8sttaeua, aetneatae, %. ae1at 1898.

ibSaer un6 fraftiger, tpenn man eanS
olten perrotteten 9iinger in Sic 9teihen
brtngt. Our6 Ofteres S6neioen tbrer
8lGtter tperben Sic 8flan5en fri'der unb
ic6oner, pesbalb bas S3neiDen ni9t ber7
nacbldiitgt tperben iOate, ielbit aub, tpenn
fir 6as Crime fetn 8e6arf tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Observation-Disclosures Brteffaiten.

6errn s. SO. Soa. Stebe &rtitel: 0n=
leitlng our @ertreibung Ser 8lutlaus.
Serrn s. s., Sa. Siebe 9lrttfeI: 9as
&etmen Der Samen. - Qub BEL uns bier
bat 3. 8. @erite unb Safer tbeils 4 8o6en,
Shells nO3 Langer gebrau9t, I'M aufanz
geben.
Serrn g. g., Mtnn. Siebe 9lrtifel:
Sriibfraut unb SpGtfraut. = Sir bic
freunbItAe MtttbeiLnn9 beiten 0anf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Staot Chicago.
0m 5lu9e.

Gin 2unoeane our9 ole 2lusteuune in
menteen Gaeen. Gin paar BATH
fdldae, mie man am Seiten elm Ge,
fammtbilo Ger Qustelun9 erhdlt nno
NIT DER erlaubten 6ett haushdlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

94m &inbpiebmorft betr1g bic l3uz
fubr $500 Stid. Qlalitdt mittelmdBig. @e.
i d lso99ft; @f aGnniis f5}t h 5,siN ma mie d lett
an6ert. 8eramer before aualitat mesr sez
fra9t.
8erfquft mur6ert ultter ailberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Me6G- rubis, Sorb @et3en 4aten$ 800
bis 40; mei9 3.60@3.86; Sarb Bidder 2.35
bis 40 Ill SGden wei6 200 bis 2.25; gSt1z
ter1peisen $50 III 6Giiern.
Safer 9erfGufe mad 8robe naren:
go. 2, 30@304c. 9O 2, 1peiBer, 344c. SEQ.
3, $500. '0to. 3, 1peiBer, 30@33c.
@erte- @%erfGufe ua6 Yrobe: SEQ. 2
o., go. 8 4O@63e. $50, 4 35@4sc.
Minter1pet5e Ell -8ertd1fe mad Probe
1paren SEQ. 2, rotber, GRE; SEQ. 8,
rotber, -@68fe. 90. 3, barter, Csc.
Spmmerpei5eu = 8erfGufe mad
4robe rpareu: 9lo. 2 713-72e. $50. 8 81
694c. $40. 8, rotber, 66-69c. $50. 4 $4,000.
&og8en- 8erfGufe na9 Yrobe paren:
9to. 2 500. go. 3 $3.50.
Corn 8erfGufe mad Brobe: SEQ. 2,
rpeiBeS, 424c. $50. 2, 9elbes, 40c. &; SEQ. 8,
peiBes, 4O@43c. !; $50, 3, selbes, 41c.; SEQ 4
39bc.
Rleie- Gerfdufe GIT $1,000.
MtbbltnSs @erfdufe maren 3u
S11-14.0 90.
Sen erfdufe paren; SEQ. 1 Simotbp
S13. 00@14,00; Go.2 SimOtbp $12, 00@15.0o;
gem: Si1mOtBBp -@-c.' 1plo'rO Protrie
@erfdufe mad probe ,paren:
Slo9s SEQ. 1 $1.04; 3imotbp So. 25@3,9 80 per
100 Yfuub; @loper So. @10.50.
90 6iSfep-S1.12.
SlOrt6d Oran9en- S. .50@350 per
8or; California, NapelS So. 50@3.50; Seeoz
lungs 1.50@1,75.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

Metselt, ,Nuts", Sull 74-5 ullO o@als"
74&. SSultz@or1, nPuts" 42A, Sails" 42k.
6afer-@erfGufe nod 8rabe rparelt: SEQ.
3, 294@31c; SEQ. 2 meiBer, 353c; geo. 3, 300
23c; 800. 8 peiBer, 33@35c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Observation-Disclosures

~ &ouoiptrt6i6aftliGe 9egeu1tdnbe bctrettenoe @n
E-get limb an 5errn Sottiieb Sc nt1itg boOcn
CiaoeS Gorners, gStsc., su ri4ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Nusm1rtioe m1rfte.

@ei3en- Seem gorf- Mai, 76gc, Sult,
793c. September, 824c.; ct. 2outs = Mai,
683c; Sult, 71ca; Milwoufee - Wai, 698e.
Suit, 70sc; 0ulutb, = Wtat, 674c; S1li 704c;
Minneupolis-Otat, 64c; sSuli, 674c; Solebo
-l&ai n4e.. Suft, 744c; Baltimore Mai,
75Bc; Sitlt, 764c.
Corn = g{ep gort = Wtai, 5O4c., SSult,
494c.; ct. 2ouis Mtat, 394c., Suli S98c.
Baltimore - 0fai, 494e., Suli. 49Bc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

TIe belftgen Berl@lfut9en non Der atidnz
tii9en Sul1e b~etruSen 34,269 Sui9el
g8ei3en, 1891 8uibel Gorr urtb 80, 1914 SOB
Mebl; Seefra6teu mad 8uffalo feiter @et3el
lie Corn lie. 6e1tt9e CHARTERS $50, 900 8uz
i9el Corn, $4,000 gu. @ei5elt, 10000 Sui9el
I6nfPr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
6 bicado, 19

@DtCu y u IL. UtuI.
Cine @eoftion iGrnmt[i9er Mtarfte Der bent
tisen BrobuftenbOrl e trat tres alger1ei1 uu=
9initiger 9ea9ri@tell DON ausparts eil. Die
Stimmun9 mar cine pertrauensuole, ober
beibe Seiten bielten ii9 5urnf urb bic nm=
idbe ,paren rlrt9emein bel6rqnft. @ei5en fir
Suliz2ieferuns beiierte fu6 balb mad gr0f=
illllls UNI eilte1 poQen Gent, bibte ober ipater
eiuet She'll bes @erptnns ein. 735-744-
Tag. september i6lteBt III. Corn felt unb
am g9luB 8-4c b6ber; Safer felt aber se=
l@Gftslos, %9e1pinnt 5-4c, Suli am S6lnB 80.
Propiiionen batten lebbafte rlnteritiieu1g
Der Clique nnb Borf 9~elpiultt fir iammtli9e
3errttne et1pa 40c; S6nlal5 unb &ippeIl 10c.
@rntena3ri9ten aus Dem S1t= ':nb ausz
lanbe 9Initiser; frembe Marfte niebriger:
2iperpool uu6 2onbon unperdhbert; Berlin l
9tt 2tntmerpelt 1876, Starts fir @et5en unb
Wtebl 40c uiebri9er.
Die 3ufubreu inn Ior6meiten betrl9e1 482
~2abnngen 8ei5en fir Minneapolis ultO Duz
lutb 5ulammen.
9ie bieiiseu 3ufubren fir @tttwO3 Bee
trliQel1:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

@m @6meinemarft belief it9 bic i3u=
f1tbr auf 1900 9tid. 9eb6aftes @ei9Gft.
4reiIe ni6t perG11bert; 8ofer nubmen 1000,
tGbtti9e SGuOler 800, Dtli6e Clippers
$500.
Gerfauft nur6eu inter au6eren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

96ofe trafen ein 1000 @tId. 3iem.
lt9 lebbaftes @ei6Gft uu6 8reiIe cine &lei.
ui9teit better. S9luB rnbt9.
@erfauft wurben inter anberem:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
JAS. S. GROVES. C. S RE1JrR.
BANKS FAIL.
Mines SHUT DOWN.
MANUFACTURING 81,
INDUSTRIES
CLOSE.

But whoever heard of farmer doing
either. II this be the case put your
money in farm where it is absolutely
cafe and whore living Is guarantee
We have farm containing 1875 acres
on the Shenandoah Valley railroad, so
miles north Of Roanoke, that we can
trade for unincun bered city property.
This farm is in the famous Shenandoah
Valley and has fair buildings and good
orchard and in yh state OF cultiva-
tion. Don't fail to see US about this
We also have q farm of 100 acres of
the finest land in Roanoke county, two
miles from city, no provements, $500
per acre.
100 acres OF land, miles from Terry
building, can't be beat in the county, no
improvements; SIS per acre.
81 acres of land, miles from Terry
building, no improvements. This land
is par excellent. Price $50 per acre.
56 acres river bottom land in the cor
porate limits OF Salem, under good fence,
no mprovements; $50 per acre. -
100 acres near Salem, we'll supplied
with water, has good tenant house and
a peach orchard of 1000 trees of the
finest variety known. This farm can be
bought at 4 bargain. We are making a
speciality of farming land and il you
nave farm that YOU want sold, list it
with US.
Also city lots and houses at your own
terms and price. We have any number
of houses on the monthly instalment
plan for $40 to $500 cash, and balance
$40 to 500 per month. Now is the time
to buy. We also have store houses and
dwellings 10 rent all over the city. We
have taken up this branch and are Civ
ing 1t our closest attention. "Quick
collections and prompt returns is our
motto" So list your property with us.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have money TO loan on improved
real estate without delay. No cost but
appraisers fee until money is obtained.
II you wish hou ;e, lot or farm, or want
to rent either, or If it is money you
want. we are the people you are looking
for-our team is always at the door and
we will take pleasure in showing you
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
ROANOKE, VA, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY rs. 1888
RoANoKE's BALANCES.
Councilman Groves Wants In
terest on City Funds.

At the nc eetinG Of Council lsst week
Councilman James s. Groves, of the
First ward, introduced the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the finance commit
tee in conjunction with the city treas urer
be instructed to see what arrangement
can be made with any reliable bank or
banks or trust companies in the city as
to paying the city interest on it's money
on all daily or monthly balances, and to
report the same to Council"
The resolution was lost but it raises
an interesting question and TIMES
representative called upon Mr.. Groves
at his place Of business to get infor-
nation upon the subject In response
to inquiries Mr.. Groves spoke as follows:
being new member 1 discovered
that no provision had been made by the
finance committee in regard to the city
receiving interest on it's deposits in the
Roanoke banks. I examined the charter
to ascertain II there is anything therein
to prohibit the city from thus receiving
interest, and found that there is not
''During tho past twelve months the
city has sold over $500, 1000 in bonds,
and with other resources, taxes, ETC., ,
has handled we'll toward half million
dollars within year. During the
greater portion of the year there must
have been large daily balance on
hand, on which the city might have re-
ceived interest. ] have taken steps to
ascertain the average monthly balance
OF the city but have not yet received
the figures, but believe that they were
frequently as high as Sl5O.O00.
~ know that the most conservative
banks will pay individuals and firms
two per cent. on daily balances amount
ing to $1,000 and over. Why should not
the city, having at all times much
larger balance and asking for no dis
counts, receive the same interest, IL not
moro? Had it done 40 the city treasury
would be several thousand dollars
better off. The interest on the bonded
debt is 5000, and the city ought to
receive as much interest as i. can to
Offset this large amount.
Cup to few years ago the city OF
Philadelphia received no interest on its
public moneys, but it made change,
and am reliably informed that during
the past year that city has received on
interest account on public moneys
$4,000. think there is not bank in
Roanoke but what would pay the city
interest on itsmonev. They rediscount
in the North at 5 and & per cent. when
they receive and per cent. OF
course they would pay fair interest to
net dephsits like the city's. 1t is true
our finances are not large. and the bal
ance at present not over S45, 900 or $780,
600, but that would yield SlOO month
in interest. The city OF Atlanta and
other places are taking this M after up.
and it is proper one for us to consider"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
WON BY GAUDAUR.
Hanlan Loses the Great Championship
Boat Race.

Boat Race.
ORILLIA, Ont, July 24.-The Hanlan.
Gaudaur championship boat race here
to-day attracted another large crowd.
The betting during the day was mostly
even, little money changing hands at
odds in favor of Gaudaur. Both men
were in splendid condition. a stiff
breeze prevailed all day and made the
course rough at the turn. The start
was made at 6:O4. Hanlan shot to the
front like flash and was soon leading
by full boats length. Both men went
rowing about thirtyfour strokes a
minute. Hanlan kept in front for the
first half mile, when Gaudaur reduced
his lead to half boat length and soon
spurted by his opponent.
When the turn was reached Gaudaur
was leading by boat length, with
Hanlan apparently out of it. Gaudaur
increased his lead until within quar-.
ter OF mile from the finish, when he
stopped rowing and waved his hand in
response to the cheers of his friends
and hackers along the shore He then
made magnificent squirt and crossed
the line an easy winner by seven
lengths in 1858. Hanlan finished
twelve seconds behind. Hanlan has
notified the stake holders not to pay
over the stake money, claiming that
the course was changed causing his
defeat.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
PLEASURE ENDS IN DEATH.
Five Men Capsized While Out Sailing and
Three of Them Drowned.

BosroN, July 24.-While five men
were sailing in sloop yacht in the
outer harbor this afternoon. squall set
in that was of the force OF hurricane,
driving the craft on Faun Bar, where il
capsized. The men struggled in the
water for half an hour, and three were
drowned before help reached them. The
two others were picked up exhausted by
Captain Charles N. Anderson, OF sloop
Wrenn, and brou ght to the city.
The three drowned were Johu w.
johnson, Of East Boston; Albert T..
Scott, OF Winthrop, and James NJ
Murphy, OF Roxbury, all young men.
Their bodies were not recovered Thos.
w. Johnson, Of Winthrop, and Charles
ii. Skimmin gs, OF the West End, were
the men rescued. There were numerous
other era # disabled by the squall. but
no furth er fatalities are reported.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
TorrId Weather and Fors.t E,r..

BUFFALO, Wyo., July 24.-For some days
the temperature has been liz in the shad e.,
while the mercury in the sun stands 1870 to
100 degrees. This is the hottest weather
recorded for eight years. Not drop of rain
has fallen for nine weeks and the range is
completely destroyed. Buffalo is sur
rounded by forest fires. Ten thousand
acres of choice timber are already de-
stroyed just cast of Buffalo. Another fire
burned some ten square miles of grass,
which was the last range feed in the local
itv
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
Fatal a fray Between Young Men

WHEELING, w. Va, July 24.-Friday
night near Warrington, this State,
Will Long and Will Moore, both young
men, wore returning home with their
teams, and two miles out OF town dis
pute arose over money matters. They
came to blows, and Long, who was said
to be sober, quiet aud industrious
young man, received wounds on his
ahead from which he died Saturday
morning. 1t is not known what weapon
was used by Moore. Moore was ar
rested and is now in iail at Fairmon.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
More Bank Failures.

TACOMA, Wash, July 24.-The
Tacoma National Bank, one of the
strongest in the Northwest, suspended
this morning. This bank has been as
sisting other banks in the city for the
past six months.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-The Louisville
City National Bank closed its doors at
1850 this morning.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-25
Big Assignment I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 24.-The Southern
Electrical Company, one of the big
enterprises of this city, made volun.
tary assignment to Morrell N. Packard.
Failure to collect overdue accounts
made it impossible for the COMPANY to
meet its obligations. The assets of the
company are estimated at Sl75, 900,
with liabilities of 100000 Packard
filed bond for $500, 600.