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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil speculation without special feature
yesterday. There sales at the Stock Exchange
but the Consolidated Exchange the dealings
amounted TO 10000 barrels, with prices stat ionary
at "a i-sdG5 cents. The news from the hcli was
without feature of interest
lrce- for refined oil were quoted unchanged II $50
cents per gallon in barrels. ESQ cents in bulk ana
G.15 cents in cases Foreign quotations were n
follows Antwerp, l. ga francs; Bremen, 520 marks ;
IOndon d lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
ANOTHER ELM.ST. COMPLICATION.

The opening and widening of Elm-st are the sub
jecs OF further delay. 1t has been found that
changes Of grade necessary, requiring correspond
ing changes OF grade In the intcrscc;ing streets
But as. under old law the Board OF street
Opening can alter the grade Of no street below
Fifty ninth-st. without the consent Of the property
holders. the has been referred TO the Corpora,
ton Counsel. II may be that 1t will take special
legislation % get the nmtter out Of the new tanCe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
CROWDS AT TIE FOOD EXPOSITION.

II vas .stote C;rocers' Day. at the Food ana
Health Exposition in the Lenox Lyceum. yesterday
and groccrs were present from many parts Vi 'he
State. The visitors ate their fill Of candy cecre"
buekwheat cakes and other delicacies. ana arr.
aws$ hundreds OF samples. Mme Cessna L e"s.',
principal OF the Germaii-Americnn Cooki"e $3.50
ssooklyns gave her usual lecture. ano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETs.

IiverpOOl March 10. 3:41 p. m.-BeeI and pork
IN fair demand Hams In poor demand Bacon
The demand Is improving Cumberland cut; about
Tollow In moderate demand. Spirits OF turpeniine
In fair demand. cottonseed oil. Liverpool refined.
All, M Obs Rosin in fair demand. Lard-Spot In
n Moor demand; futures in NJ demand. Wheat and
HOHr in poor demand. corn-Spot In fair demand
duh at As Cd: March steady at ~ sd; April
steady at Is I'D: May steady at ~ 9 led. Hops
nj London Pacific Coast In fair demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

Sishss 'eo tne Visitors with some specially prepared
rnS " Her Dill OF fare for to-day includes baked
and St. Patrick's pudding with shamrock
s,anc g., All who desire may taste these dishes. a
,crdav w ~, soup. modelled by Miss Maria lcils. yes
'e'uhy attracted much attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Visible supply
p..4.f -.

The Tor future, opened a. an ad' Of 20 NJ
closed a further gain ~ LAT innt~ inc hh'','
wa, ia-cd better Live pool accounts "hlc" h'N'l ~
al, anrc Of 3tt points There. aid 20 III" nov, h1 u'
~ four OF the Iancashirr mills ncrN preparing Ia s'dt
again Salcs, oCG GOO bales, Port r'ccilt> Wcr" licit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
DROpOs AIS FOR ARMY SI'PpLIES.-Ofricc

i Purchasing .ani Depot. tommi,'lrg, Army Building
scaled proposals ~ trpl at su ret 10 the usual con-
% ON wiz Mg ne Mls az 20 s s for q" rdhuS Sf iS
% +, ny , be- 99cGs py SeG IN Se york Dee sn
so ne tog Pm GsfGe IT,, S.s9p.
,han oi- sRins chc COMBS. FaSorns Extracts c,eIs.
' In" a Me s,rs. S sp,. r, SSG a,pns
soar inc; Tr 1a To3ec-2 Towel ETC., et lnfor
Of domestic Irtiuction and manufacure for such de-
sr,cc, 1nn. KIM moi, Of pacaing ctc oband
at mi, Office The right j. rc.,ry,d to F.,ct any G. all
:iopo,a- nr suIsI,t.s SapDlls.' opcntd March 90
THOMAS WILSON \. C. g.. L. $ 4.
DROrOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
rs p,GGi Of he NJ peIeriW gss lt2s A5sh
= N. Moniiy. March 20. 500 for furnishing the Z: $
Wool Daqkst Fdraea Cap,. Linen Co'ars;, Knit wo,
g @ sSy Re Shirt. No lien L ag oS Ness Hc
Hs. har,sck ShoS: and Gndcr.Hr; ds for delivery
a. Other points VIII be % EGdsTs mg siat IN
and tn quantity Thereof also The dates and Quantities OF
Se, to 5 any Or all ST5cn Of % BE-
foraen productions or Manufactures the duty thereon
scr. bainR, for propo-os ct apply at thi. Occ In
9n srr ' SnE pi 70 to & nacrsd G. '
>AwIELI.E. Deputy Quaftermaster-Gencral u s. a. In
y
i -Pha. Depot Il the Q artcimaser's Dept No. l.4-S
Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa March 10, ls93.-seled
PROPOSAL In trphra". VIII D. rreiv.d her" untl II
United states ouartcrma>;'is Department the following
philad.lphIa Pa and Jcfcr>onyile Ind. Helmets and
Fur Cap- Gauntlets Muslin Shirts. Knit Wool Tn Ter
shlrr. White cotton undershirts Knit Wool D~wrrs
Woollcn AMI Cotton Stockings. Berlin Gloves, VIC Hen
Mttcn- Leather Gluutcts. Arctic Ov,rShoe- Barrick
Shoes. Calfskn shoes Canvas Irggins WOoen Banke's
Ma,trr..c- Mattress Covers Pillows pilowcases Mos
quito Ear ANe> and iIcl,o>. PickaNc IIeyes Drums.
Drumh.ld. Trumpet Music Pouches Necktles R"corl
Books. Tent Poles. Pins. slips and King. Camp Co0rs.
Flag Scrubbng brushes j. H. Cloth and fllnnel Fac
Ing 10th. -. kcrsey, Canton Flannel. Cape Lining
Flannel. Muslin. Dr. Hing Jeans Pad ng Silcsia Buckle
Hooks and Eyes Buttons. cotton Duck, W1rstpd Prlid
sowing and ChcyrOn >l@. Tail =, Cr,yo1s hire a. OIL
Cotton Russell Lcathef. Ropo Tent Line Irvine Wrap
ping and Petroleum Paper Tags and other articles enter
inr Manufacture Of Clothing and fquipagc for
the Army Bids for delivery NJ othcr points will bc con
.drfcd. The goods cacl for are Deliverable on and afrr
JUS l. 1898 and bidders must state In exact terms
the quantities they pr poo 10 deliver on July l.
1893. and the quantities monthly thereafter The
Government the rl.nt 10 REJECT any or all pro-
po>a. rref Ponce VIII be given q articles OF nestle
PRODUCTION or manufacture conditions c quality and Pre-"
including the price of foreign product on or nanuct
instructions bdcr> blanks Tor prop sails etc. apply NJ
"Trnnosals Military Suppcs and addressed TO the
un1rr-igi"d I. " NAM ',,i.r'',
% cha - NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Amu9YIurllIs


A MBERG Theatre. , Lye., o sl5 c.m sat Mat
Ii9F SiGiiiT oF FH FoR E s. SS1cEss.
TUESDAY NEXT FIRST TIME GAspARoNE.
CoLUMBrs THEATRE Mas. Wed. and sat
VI" , H9ATT Tj.&y GLES-DA-LorGH
Next wEEK-JAMEs T. POWERS
NASINO, Broadway and 39thst
Inn o sQ at ~ H''oNSoN Mat sat At ..
AWNINGS "'tIrrt and sullivan. Comic orcla,
THE GoNDOIlERS,'
present d by the j. g. Dun opera Co.
Grc' ,a~ beautiful costume. ana se'sfry "
Il DEN MUSEE. NEW WAX GROUPS.
MusEE OPEN FROM u TO IL;
G GI;ANb y yAGBFyIE rEFSEMAScE
From 20 ?, M and
Umpire THEA IRE. broadway and 4Oth st
IL THIRD MONTH
CHARLES rEoHMAN's COMPANY
Eelasco and Fyless American Play.
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME.
BEST American Play - Herald"
GARDEN THEATRE.
n Hxns!Sqft AT HAH SA5f q
GIROFLE-GIROFLA.
ExrRX MXriNEE; WEDNESDAY, MARCH o.
rNONY PASTORS THEATRE.
L HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY.
GRAND ST. PATRIcK's DAY CELEBRATION.
TO.DAY AT . O'CLOCK. TONIGHT AT g.
NILE. PAOuERErTE,
] w KELLY, TIE GREAT IRISH STAR,
VESTA VICTORIA. THE Evans.
JULIA KELLY. THE MORELLos.
TONY PASTOR AND \ BIG SHOW.
Union SQUARE THEATRE
KEENE HAMLET.
NEXT WEEK RAMSAY NORRIS COMEDY co. IN
JOSEPH
eth AVE. THEATRE, B'way & 2sth-st.
EVNGS ROSE COGHLAN SAT. MAI,
s:l5. CHARLES COtHLAN 2l5.
In DIPLOMACY"
" TTTONOKN will give CAMILLE"
ID U : r. Special Matinee.
TO-DAY AT 2:lj.
18th STREET THEATRE, Near 6th-ave.
4 Reserved. Orchestra CrcIe and Balcony; Soc
HE DAZZLER
Anna Boyd Joe OFT. Clipper Qu5rtctte, etc.
Usual "Wednesday and Saturday Matinccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Philadelphia Depot cf the QuJricrnti>trr Depart
Lrut 40. LIS Ar.h Street. Philadelphia. March
lso5.S,aed proposals. IN triIlr'tc VIII be received
here until IL o'clock Tue day. March 81, 1873
ior furnishing the tinted state, Quart masters De
this cltv with WOO len blankets $1,000
Yards u o. co,tjn duck, 10000 Yards 10 or cotton
duck 1000 Yards cotton duck. 500 sets concdl
val chains. 800 eonici wall tent pole' BIDS for
other points VIII be entertained. The articles
arr required the earliest p1ctcab' date and bidder,
must STATE In exact terms The date whom they viii maze
dycry aud quantity thereof also the dates and
quantities of -ub.equcnt dcN" The government re-
tho RIGHT to REJECT all proposals. Prefer
VIII b. articles OF domestic production
manufacture. ondons Of quality and price dncludng in
price % foreign dlcon> Or manufactures the duty
being equal Tor copies Of printed instructions
bidders h1nk> Tor popo>t- etc. apply az this Office
Envelopes containing proposals % 10 lndos"d 'PrOpOals
for Military supplies. 10 bc opened March ~" and
addressed q the uni" -gnet {. g. SAWIELLE,
Deputy CusrtrIn astc r.'icrerll L. ). a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
ooo showed 10000 less than the same period
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Liverpool, March 10, m-Cotton-taattu1ires
closed steady; American middling low mauiIns
clause; March delivery 3i,oid. sellers Marcn ana an.
livery. j56id sellers May and June deilv !, ~
4 j--6id. July and August delivery, 4 J9-64d buy
or, August ana september delivery. : ooo4d Duy
rrs september AMI october delivery. 504d puvcr'
October and November delivery. 4 81 6i0A Do DID
Galveston March l6.-Cotton dull middling. &C
low midl.ing 8 Ire good ordinary. sc; net ana
gross receipts. sG bales. export, c0astwlse. .,'oo
bales slles 20 bales: stock. Gs.ilG bales
: Norfolk March I6-COtOn steady mddlng. . sc ,
low middling. . 7lGc: good ordinary, : ''1c net
and GrGs, receipts 402 bales exports c0astwise.
liz bale: sairs. - bales: sock. 1851 bales.
NcwOrleans March I6.-Cotton firm good mid
ding o Bloc: middling 13lGc low mddng:
9.IGc: good ordinary. slice: net receipts l,O4'
bales cross. I.3Ol bales, sales $3.50 bales Stock
90 "a bales. .,,,,
savannah March l6.--cotton steady; mldding.
2 Sic: low middlng Ice good ordinary. &c net
and gross receipts. l5s7 bales: exports 10 me Ion-
tinont, 700 bales: coastwisc 40 bales sales. 2.1
bales. stock. cO.047 bales.
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.
Antwerp March 1G.-M the wool sales to-day
=. 700 bales offered ana ,1O5 bales were sou
There WIS Il large attendance. and the demand was
active and The competition keen. Plate River WOODS
sold nj ID per cent advance. Prices were hrm
Following the sales and the prices obtained :
IucnO. Avrc, GIG bales nj 7O0 l1j francs per loo
lios Montevtco. $50 bale, ut 05d17O francs; New
south Males. 500 bales at ii0dJ70 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
Months,

COTTON-Priccs for enos lots advanced Lice.
ard closed steady Sal"s 49, bales To- tpinncrs
and bales I, exporters. Quotations based
the American standard Of classification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
STAINED.

Good Ordinary .........Gi- lew Mlddling........7S
Strict Good Ordinary 60, MidilinR ...... ~ DIG
The port receipts G.79G b,ic>. comparing with
I3 O1i bale, the responding dav lat var since
September tho receipts have been u.s. 700 bnl',
against @05 73s talc- during tho cofi" ndng l'lod
wear AGO The HsuIc, aplcrdcI show the weeks crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
1)rouosals
IJIUPU1HI4 -......lllo.,,
A EMN El-lI.DINL.- Mhiichal Strcet. Now

"A Yor. tity tc ruary L. 1898 Sealed proposals. in
urlcat. will be received here until II O'Clock NJ March
-. 1893 and then d. TO- supplying tt, Depot with
III, !uartcrnastoI's StOr'> such a, siatonerv Lamps
Lamp ChmpyS AMI Wirki Veterinary Medicines and
instruments rylcwrit"r nckcts, Iods Rope Il0r-e and
Mule Shoes and Nails, etc. etc. specified schedules
diving full Information he AMI had at this Office
The United reserve, the right TO reject any or all
uioupals thereof accept may be most
ad, antagrous the Department Preference will be gwen
articles Of domestic production manufacture cOndl-
quality price Including In the pric OF fore
piodu-tiOn and MANUFACTURES the duty MereOnJ being
equal En,cope, containing proposals should be mark
statrd tho schedules. and address 10 JAS. NJ.
MOOKE. DenmtA OIarterlnn .trr.lirm raj. Z. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

strong creamery 2on25 2c; dairy, 2od2oc. Eggs
H.:s 'ssS' $: $$::' 'S.;
s Strong t Sa %issd &C. Eys AVER &c. S,S,
ssr n:st % s"is SO @ ss q
S Sst G steady rss :sf m o2 ' '' steady
~: Is %s, ss,gS Ne S 49,
$slaaaac. barley, quiet; 80. SIC sanpls 3D. n,s
Nav Il? o. lsia sis % Flour. 200 VI,
Flour t 1000 pbi.; vhea 10000 Lush; barley 1900
the si MART me 1G Ts secd ad The zone
market improved little account Of The s.,0g
fI t,c ns T1f than ruled ysStcray ccc,
1se ws Marc o' c a"s az S2d D rhcs ole eve
"scd 6: Nav opened cs Ggnc n Ht ' SSs
.wc,t Co., eosd o X, iasH Goo So' h''d '''
asu aSs, and s'ead an choice d%a prc d
ss; %"Sa, ''Ss Hs S$". d 45ss
X% %s%i .S5Ss Xe%ii 900 sGf May
@s Th uG Ma's sS. Eye A&5 s%a1
SsS. s D ss s'sa i
oae ne &C. ,"d aeb rencd diamond
- Fa sssa Ia ~ { ',I Sa ?s' ~
a dull T Sss E9 s ss 's ss%*2
ooO hush oats "a 900 bush Shpmcnts-Whc,t
10 600 bush corn. 10000 bush oats. 1o2oo bush.
=, Louie March lO.-Flour-Slightly better no quot
abIe change. wheat,opcncd iirm &c higher and i'm
ll"'5 ,cd cash eilc March. G5sc; April. GGac May
So. acse. closing O7.c June &C. July; 7ce. Corn.
cash. s7le March. she; april ss.e Nay NAY S2 &c
sps,c I'VE ana iariey--Trade poor. Bran-G5c bid east
frork iisy-Tittlc dIlng unchanged flaxse-d-Iow.r
q, IA, Clover and timothy unchanged Huter steady
EGGS higher Hi.c. Lead advancing 80 ~ ha c' sa
n~lYt."Fiour 1000 bis wheat 80 600 bush corn
2i9,Soo bush; oats. . 900 bush shiPmo n
cats cats 900 bush p; rye. o.ooo lush
Toledo March ISWnSat Jsye ssne AauS e.s
s MS1a" dull 20 steady 10 cs.h 4ze May 45le Nos
coyer.eea much higher prime cash as saa March
corn o IA 227 bush oais, 1917 bush rye i4Ia bush
eioverseed 500 bags Shpments-Flour 515 bbls wheat
Os0 hush; corn 5000 bush; iyc 75o bush coverseed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17

Cash quotations wcrc follow Flour dun bids q
shade under asked price: No spring wheat 73i2d
7ps.e no snrln7 wheat nominal No red 732d73'c
No com al-sa,2c: No 3. 30ic; No 3 oats. Gle: No
. rvc zoe No barley G2c: No faXsccd ~ % prime
timohl SEED 81 80 mess r.rk bi. s-i7 i7has7 30
lard pet 100 II, sl2 1882 Is short ribs sides loosc
40 ,5i asln 10 DIV sailed shoudor, loyei 20 Goi2d
50 85 short clear SHES noxed so JOd.iO So whisyev
dislers nnshe1 goods per gal ~ II unchanged
Articles hnceips. shipments
Elour hils $500. ohn GOO
WHAT hush ................. $4,000 % 0Oo
Com hush $4,000 % .OOO
oats bush l2l 600 1SS OVl
Rye. bush 600 tul
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
DIED.

Marriage and death notices from any pine
In Southwest Virginia will be published
free as below.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
LOCAL BREv,r,Es.

Miss Gertie Conrad, OF Pittsburg, Pa.,
will return home to-day after a brief
visit to relatives at 119 Kirk Avenue Sc
Rev. DR.. AGREE left on the noon train
Sunday to assist in the funeral services
of Deacon Boromau, of the First Baptist
Church in LYnchburg, who had recently
died. DR.. AGREE returned at 1925 the
same evening.
Rev. w. II. Groves returned yesterday
morning from Montvale, where he had
assisted in series OF protracted meet
ings for several days.
DR.. w. E. Oliver and Rollin Deyerle,
OF Elliston, were in the city yesterday.
w. p. Emerchwiller, formerly of
Tazewell county, who has been il the
employment of the Consolidated Mining
Company for nearly two years, left Roa-
noke yesterday morning for the Indian
Territory, where he has accepted good
position with an engineering corps.
Detective w. S. Bevins, of Baldwin's
force, returned to Elkhorn last night
after spending few days in the city.
Henry Price, a farmer OF Franklin
county, was in tn G city yesterday.
Vice-President and General Manager
Sands. OF the Norfolk and Western rail
road, left Sunday afternoon for New
York to be absent several days.
Ex-senator j. R. Johnson, Of Chris
tiansburg, was in the city yesterday.
Thomas W. Repass, editor and general
manager of the Patriot Herald, of
Wytheville, was in the city yesterday
in the interest OF his paper.
Thomas ]. Dillon returned Sunday
night from visit to MS parents in
Franklin county.
Walter S. Boone returned yesterday
from visit to friends near Boon S Mill
in Franklin county.
Miss Ethel Aldredge returned yester
day from stay of several weeks with
friends and relatives in Franklin
county.
Peter w. Jett returned yesterday
from visit to friends in Lynchburg
j. S. Henderson. q we'll known mer-
chant of Elliston, was in the city yes
terday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
Police Court News.

w. FL. and j. L. Winner were fined
$40 each for carrying concealed weapons
by Justice Turner yesterday.
The case Of Jessie Firth, colored, who
was charged with stealing a bag of
flour, was continued until this morning
Charlie Penn was fined $40 for fight.
ing.
Scott Thornton, Jessie Terry and
William Hester, who are we'll known in
police circles, were fined $40 each for
creeping into tho electric light plant
and going to sleep behind the boiler.
This means thirty days for them on the
chain gang.
The case of j. l. Hicks, who was ar
rested for refusing to obey an officer at
the recent fire, was continued.
Chief OF Police Terry received q tele.
gram yesterday morning from j. w.
bradford, chief Of police of Winston, N
c., stating that he had four small boys
from Roanoke in, custody, namely
Harry Tuggle, Will Stewart, Marian
James and Arthur Adams The par
cnts of the boys were notified and will
probably send for them.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
eosnNsAuM BROS,
ROBMNBAOM bKOS
SPECIAL.
Trade Announcements
IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE.
SPECIAL

The tendency OF prices on staple ar ii
cles, Cottons, Silks and other fabrics is
upward. Manufacturers are feeling the
result OF high cost Of raw material.
Prices will be higher than the CORE
spending seasons last year.
To complete the sale of our winter
goods and to keep up the interest in all
departments Of our store, we will con-
tinue to sell at low prices all through
the non til of February.
Shoppers will find it profitable to call
at our store before purchasing else
where. ior we shall offer daily bargains
on goods which must be sold to make
room for carly spring goods, which we
are daily receiving. Spring is coming,
60 buy your cambrics, muslins and ham
burgs, and have your underwear made
while you have leisure time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
The Services WIN he Continued.

The services OF protracted meetings
now being conducted by Rev. w. f.
Hammer at Greene Memorial, assisted
by other ministers in the city, will be
continued through this week. Many
persons have already protested religion
and much interest in being manifested.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
Directors of the Fairview Cemetery Con
panY.

The annual meeting of the board of
directors of the Fairview Cemetery
Company was held yesterday in the
Office of Oakley g Woolwine, and the
following directors were elected for the
ensuing year: c. w. G.. Woolwine, c..
B. Bell, c. w. Thomas, Waller z. Huff,
j. j. Catogni and j. &. Kuykendall
The newly.elected board will hold q
meeting in few days and elect their
officers for the ensuing wear.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
The Hastings Court in Ser sion.

The March term Of tho Hastings
Court began yesterday and Judge Woods
disposed of sixty-tbree cases. Out of
this number several were continued
generally, and judgments for the plain.
tiifs were rendered in tho remainder
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07

so Salem avenue. Finest restaurant in
Roanoke. Bre akfast and supper 25c. i,
dinner 35c. Tables reserved for
ladies. j. j. Catogni, Proprietor. l..
Turner, Manager.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07

A. H. JAMIsoN u Co.. coal dealers, HEADQUARTERS
for Atlantic dynamite and Judson powder.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07

NICE delicious OK tongues.
Roanoke Cold Storage Co,
Stall 5, City Market.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07

GAY-SuEday night at 80 r. m, at i2S Fourth
avenue II. W, Mrs. Lucy GAY. aged - years, of
Ia grippe: The remains were shipped TO her
home ut Nor h Gaiden.
SMITIl-Saturday night at 10 O'Clock, PAUL.
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. e. Smith, aged four
months. The intcrmcnt took place mt D. IN
yesterday in tho City Cemetery Rev. W. f.
Hammer conducted tho funeral services.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
Catoeni's Restaurant,

OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-07
Beautiful Line of
Han5lTgs, LacBs, COttOns,
Cambrics
Just Received.

Nice line of spring hannels, all now
shades, Sc inch, 25c. per yard.
ss.!nah, all wool, now spring shades,
soc.
Whipcords, bengaline, serges, hen
riettas, osshmeres, all spring shades,
from 5Gc. per yard up.
Bengaline silk, all shades, for trim
mings; lowered silks for trimmings.
Spring ginghams. from s to 1216c. and
up. Figured Irish linen, from lake.
up. Outing flannels, from 1Oc. up.
If you have dresses to remodel and
have 10 match different cloths, come
now and ind just what you want among
our remnants.
Very Respectfully,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-11-04
Surprised by Monkeys.
No or three wears AGO an aust

No or three wears ago an Austrian
NVll engineer was travelling in Cey
ton. Near Pasadena one of the large
sit'e5, was botanical garden, which
Is considered one Of the finest in the
World. ono Afternoon the engineer
,trollcd around the gardens admitting
the tropical plants and examining
the curious forms Of vegetable life
With which the garden abounded At
enAth he became very tired, and the
day being warm, even for Ccylon, he
ay down End was soon fa asleep
" hat happened is best told in his
aWn words:
must have slept an hour when |
was awakened suddenly by u queer,
NncAnny feeling, and opened my eyes.
Judge "f my surprise when | saw
pcrcncd upon my 1ect, body, and even
upon my shoulders. a lot Of little
monkeys. while all about me, and
t'1a1lnG down upon me from tho
trees, were monkeys Of all sizes and
ages. 1t sccmrd to me there were
myriadS Of them | was frightened,
FOR | knew these monkeys were wild,
and, in their wild state, | did not
know Whit 50 many Of them might do,
| gave one leg tWitch, then the
other, and bounded to my feet, throw,
Ing off all that were gamLOling Ov r
and about me. In second the mon
keys van shed, and only here and
there, leering down from the tops Of
the tall bamboo and rubber trees,
could | see any Of them.
| was very much alarmed, for the
appearance Of so many Of them was
entirely unexpected. 1t was week
before | got over my fright. 1t ap-
rrHrc', however, that the monkeys
had meant no harm to me. Tho
congress had been called, and their
examination Of me as lay upon the
ground was merely Out Of curiosity to
divine what kind Of an object | was.
| vowed never to 90 to
sleep again in Il wild tropical forest,
even if it were called q botanical
garden.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-11-04
4 Rare Old Carpet.

The South Kcn>ington Museum, as
sisted by 4 number Of amateurs, has
bought splendid carpet, and Tor many
years in the Mosque at Aldcbil Persia
It is BAG feet long and ~ feet broad
All was done slowly by hand, the design
aud filing being produced by the &C.
cumlation of knots. Of which, it is
rucNoncd, there are $4,000, eco in the
whole piece. The design shows large
centr:>! medallion in pale yellow, with
cartouchcs of different colors about it.
In each corner is a section of amcddY-
lion Ike the one iii the center, with its
attendant cartouches. On the broad
border are long and circular panels alter
nntinranl floral traccries relieved against
a brown ground. On the panel 1T the
top is Il Persian inscription, translated
/ have no refuge i'll the world other
than thy threshold. My head has no
protection other than this Pctr.,vqy.
The work OF the slave Of the Holy Flu, 0,
Maksoud Of kashaa. IN the year 942."