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The herald., 1893-01-23

NOR SALE-S-ROOM HOUSE IN THE
IL beautiful Harper tract all modern con.
venie ces; large barn; lot 90x14l: lovely yard
and flowers This is new and c.ose, and ready
for occupancy. See us at once; only $1,000.
MILLEk g. HkRRIOTT, LA n. Spring ~.
1-22 3t
The herald., 1893-01-23

A sTBURY SHORTHAND, rYPEwRlTIEG
N and Business Institute. Take elevator by
Peoples store, Phillips block. Send for cat oata-
iogue. lV-l] lZm
MRS. MAMIE CATCHING, TEACHER OF
lW Piano, Voice Culture, Guitar and BANJO
ARDMOUR, Broadway and sixth st. S'24-tf
WlLLHARTITZ, MUSICAL STUDIO.
N. room 81. California Bank b.ln.g T. u y
The herald., 1893-01-23

TNOR sALE-S275O-A HIGH, HEALTHY
j location, above the fogs and Frost consist
ing of 10 acres OF bearing oranges, prunes
peaches and berries; perfect water supply
with the land; a 2-story nice house, summer
kitchen, barn for horses, carriage house.
chicken houses, all compiete: price, $275O.
This is 9 ,nap- CUDDY & SIOuGHIoM, 14l
n. BrOadwRv. % 3L
The herald., 1893-01-23

OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL,
Qncorporated) 144 South Main st.
Largest and best ca u pped business training
school on the coast. Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand, type
branches. Large able, and mature tnculty OF
instructors. Lay a d evening sessions. Terms
reasonable. Call at college once, or write Tor
elegant catalogue. H. r. sHRADER, President;
secretsry SIG 81 IT
The herald., 1893-01-23

~----e-c-~-Is,>
COMETHING NEW AND EFFECTIVE IN
y gas or gasoline engines-Anyone having
trouble with Their gas engine or coniemplat.
ing putting up plant of power, Will d. well
lire or alural Gas hngine aud sea It and be
convinced that 1t is by far the most perfected
engine in the markeg to-day, we except none
Reles street
The herald., 1893-01-23

PERSONAL.
DERSONAL-CLAIRVOY CARD READ.
L er. room 3, 609h South Spring street near
Sixth 1-lS I'm
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a MIGHTY HUNTER,
Taiers' Remark. Which Was Truly Frenci,
In Its wit.

Tniers' Remark, Which Was Truly French
In Its wit.
1t is the custom III France for all the
fashionable world to go shooting in the
autumn. Every posscssor of a landed
estate invites his friends from Paris to
visit him at this season, and every Wis
itor is expected to distinguish himself
with the gun.
When Adolph Theirs, the petit bour-
geois statesman Of France, became
president CT the republic he was in
vlted one autumn to take part in the
sports at the country estate of M. Cast
mir-Perier. He accepted the invitation.
and consequently had to appear on tho
hunting field in shooting dress and
armed with a gun. The whole enter
tainment was really in his honor.
NJ. Casimcr-Pericr was aware that
ms old friend, now the president,
new nothing whatever about hunting.
But he instructed his gamekeepcr to
follow M. Theirs about and see that.
in one way or another, the great guest
of the occasion "baSgcd" more game
than any other person.
The gamckeepcr led the president to
certain spot and said to him: "Yonr
cxccllcncy, the game will all be driven
past this place. You have NOTHING to
DO but remain here and if you shoot ut
all you are bound to kill something"
But the president, to his credit, de.
clined this opportunity, and insisted
upon travelling about with the other
hunters-cXccpt that he never went to
the right place and never got shot at
all. The gamckceper was in desDair.
The distinguished guest kept him hop.
ping about from place to place but al.
ways out of range of the game.
Nevertheless, by collision with 9th.
crs, the gamckeeper SO managed it
that when the days sport was over
NJ. Theirs, who had not discharged his
gun all day, found large pot of game
at his feet, which was declared to be
his bag"
This minc?" said the president, in
astonishmcnt
Certainly. your cxccllcncy."
"Ah! see" lie said. Il ncvc, shot
arythinE before became president. So
suppose this was killed by the c:licc,
net by the man!"-Youth's Companion.
$50 your mother keeps the strap
she whips YOU with in the woodshcd.
Don't You think that's a queer place for
it?' 'Oh, no; that's where all the
burning material is kopt"-Nast's
Weekly
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The above is borne out by another less popular
10y, MIR Mary frEnccs ytlc. who Iesidee nj ,
lihntcr alley, Rochester. \. Y. In speaking upon
The same turi cct The said:
~ was very pale ana delicate and had no color
whatever.
III am now all well thanks 10 DR.. Grcenc's Ner-
vura blood and nerve r, mcdy. My face is plump
ana cheeks red. and my complex ion pure.
"W hen began he use of this most excellent
remedy, only weighed 81 pounds, now | weigh
10 pounds and SIN still gaining DR.. Grccnc's
medicine | have mol had any trouble since |
began tnkingi it,
This great remedy is the discovery OF the
emlgent and well-Anown physician, DR.. Greene
OF % W. nth street, New York. lie gives con.
sultat on to all flee Of CHI. rgc, and those who can
not vslt nm al his Office arc privileged to write
him all about their cases and thus ret his advice
by mail free
IL is certainly advisable for all io'nsc this re-
lnarkahle rene dy, which can be procured ut any
drug store.
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HER SECRET.
Wonderful Complexion Which
no One Could Explain.
All Women Were Envlous of Her for
Many lears-Now They Know All
About 1t and Follow Her Example.

lady well known in our social circles has for
venus been ut once the cnvy and admiration OF al
ladies hcicabouts on account or the wonderful
Preservation -! her health aud beauty. ami partic
ularly becausc or her clear and dazzling complex
ion
She has been many times urged by her acquaiut-
anccs and friends 10 disclose the secret OF her
ma, vcllously Youthful appearance. Last evening
shc grew confidential to u little knoi OF friends.
among whom the writer was present and her
stc'ct is Cow a secret no longer
~ by II is Ic.lly no secret ut ALL she said IA
perfect complexion dcl ends upon inst two
things. strol < nerves and good digestion.
Most women are excessively nervous, weak and
languid, and - result their compile xions
sallow and their faces pinchcd, drawn and
wrinkicd. Female difficulties always aggravato
the trouble. Few women have perfect digestion.
Now, obviously, il women wish sound health
and good compleXi0ns they must get their
nerves strong, their digestion good and have
no female weakness. Disorders CT the stom-
ach and liver, with the consequent cogging
or the syttem, is very irving to the complexion.
! n" bret thing in the world to overcome these
difficulties is DR.. Greene. Nervura blood and
nerve remedy, for it IL II wonderful sticngthcner
of weak nerves ana gives vigorous appetite and
perfect digestion. II should be used by every
woman " no IL ut all weak run down. Besides it
IL vegetable, remedy, pure and harmless"
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ny lnrUE OF A DEED FrhUST DATED
- july $40. and OF record in the olere's Of
nee VI tic corpuratioIl or the city OF Roam.
"sr, va, IL coed book 10 Page ;, from " j. and
t. BAR. Jr., TO tho undcr-iYncd conveying thr
Following pare ei OF nj: Rceinniny on TIE ous,
sue hoanohc street "a feet north ,f Wslnni
s'rc L. tlf nee with Roanoke street north : de
gree. l minnie east y feet toa 10; l. theuce
sonth ~ degrees - minutes ,ast 10 feet TO An
az! thc'c- with laid alcy sonth degrees h
minute west II !ect II II ;.oini. thence no-th 5
" ",c'. u IN mites w:st : feet Ia The ii2cc at
hc-iniirE In trIsf t. secure 10 Jean Is v.d-
:" NC aymcnt OF 81 81 -. evidenced bv Two
hct"'lHhic noics raN"hic cct:vcly in ono ana
NV" Years. M d default havi soccnri ed in the nav.
> i'I o nc AL due ,uIc. and hcinc =, r.uu.aird
~ ne hon' itrrN, aui sitter office 10 the .,r.u,or
W. IN c-TthD-N GIir lSrIi D.Y nf
"a 81 AfN. ~. A. j a.. O w. in fr v,
"i TIC c"nrihonsc ii tie riiv 81 Rnanokc IN
g at rGifiic auction to INC hirhe-f lidd,r uil
dtHrrihcf a. follows: ~
l. rih"ir: AZ a lint ~ The cas, side of rorp.
"~r street - ie't worth ~! nint street ~ cnr,.
vim hoah"te s!rc uorth : decr,c. 3 mimi, :
c - . icci tn paint, 'hcnrc >unth ~ degrees 4
~ ~ g cH- = i'rt {" al, all v Thence " n, said
% >orth deg'"c~ :.iiigtcs Yves, 81 fcrt 10 -
:n'ni. 'hcn = nor u - degrees 3 mitu,r4 "a, -
u ct To the ulacc ~ hceinrinV INC o. i've 81
sAi' ""t'' 90 laud c. me- ci stii ncei.r trn.i
VI iH' l"cn r"'ea-cd tlc~irum TIT isnn va.
Subsequently, sold b ". j. and l.. Flair, j! 10
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SUNSET.

After u day of tempest,
baltic OF wind and rain,
JuS' when the gloom was thiciscst,
The sun shore forth again
Lit with blaze OF glory
The tract, or 10 soothing waves:
tcll li,:c Al .;i,,ui'j blessing
On Tic ccSoiutc church-yard graves:
S.avc hear, CT hope to the fisher
Yearly iarinG home:
-,";h,crcd the brow OF the good wife
watching till lie should come.
A..I the words Of tho Holy Scripture
We're borne To ny soul again
AS thought of the wonderful gladncss
Ci sunshine after rain;
AnG thought that ever tho Master,
As once In Calilcc.
is ready 10 calm tho ;umult
Or Storm on iandior sea.
And yet when the gloom Is thiclcst,
hnd the day Is almost done.
lie sends us cheer and courage
l.: the CLEAN OF the setting sun.
-llarpcr'S Bazaar.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 13.-Dr. Samuel
Logan, one OF the Oldest and most
prominent physicilns in the South,
died suddenly YESTERDAY of apoplexy.
Mrs. Logan died three days ago and tho
blow Frustrated her husband MT.
Logan was born in Charlcs;on. n c.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-14

EHGINNING with Monday night, from
7:2O 10 $50 on theatre nights, IA car will
run every ten minutes from the corner
of Jefferson stree ct and Campbell avenue
to the Academy of Music free of charge
for the benefit of patrons of the Acad
envy. The car can be distinguished
from tho regular street cars from the
fact that all it's lights will be red ones.
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PSS'p""N" N'sA hOuuhN. JAM. %, Ut sAula
hour ana place JAS : SIJWONS 0
IL ids Trust.o
by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ October 18Th lS!0. and OF record In Tho
clerks Office OF The Hastings Court for the city of
Roanoke, Va, in decd book 55 p.gc 27I. In
which w +. Winch conveyed 10 The undersigned
trustee, certain real estate therein described 10
secure to Florence V. VI rrctt the pnymcnt NJ
80 :s2 payable i'll two equal instruments of
Sll6.C6 each, at ono aud two Years after date with
interest, and whereas default has been made in
inc payment o, the last of said notes. and having
1ccn requested so TODD 10y TIC Beneficiary / will
On THURSDAY. JANUARY H. ISg3. All ~
OCLOCk, i'll front of tho courthouse OF the CITY
OF Roanoke, Va, oncr for sale to the highest
Dioacr al that certain lot or parcel OF land sit,-
atcd in the city oi Roanckc Va. and known rs
lot IL, sccton IL. ~ shown by map OF the prop.
erty OF the Wet End Land Company on file N
the Office OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court for
tho city of Roouokc, Wa. ava
TER MS:.Cash sufficient to pay tho costs of
executing this trust and to pay the past due and
unpaid note OF Sid.GG NTH interest ii ON October
u. lS9O and the balance, il any, PAYABLE in two
equal payments at ono and two wears from day of
sale, to he cvdtrccd hv tho ,otcs OF tho mr..
chnser with inic erect. and to be secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold
JAS =. SIMMONS Trustee
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FINDER a DEED OF TRUST BEARING
~ date March II, 1870 executed by Ezekiel T..
Corbn In me as trustee. recorded IN deed book
-, page i32, To secure to Sarah a. Compcrt her
heirs and assigns, certain balance of slSCO due
on the purchase OF certain lot situated in the
city Of Roanoke, and hereafter described, said
Indebtedness being evidenced by 100 negotiable
interest bearing notes OF SIS each, due aud pay
able each month from March ~, $500, ut the First
National Bank OF Roanoke, Va, and default hay
ing been made In the payment OF said notes ~
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Mr.; Winch has sold the above property and said
hote as Ut assumed by his purchaser.
IL 10 td JAS. =. SIMMONS. Trustee
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JAS $. SIMMONS, Trustee.

MIR. Winch tas sold the above property and
his notes have been assumed by purchaser
IL Is tbs JAS. >. SIMMONS, Trustee
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10y VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
- october IL, 1870, and OF record in the Office OF
tic clerk OF the Hastings Court for the CITY of
noanokc, W. IL decd book 81, page 2T7, in which
W. +. Winch convey cd To the undrrsi ned trustee
certain real estate therein described 10 secure to
'orcnce v Mo et tho payment or the sum of
SSS'32 in two equal instamcnts of siiG.tai ut one
ana two years after date. with Interest, and
whereas default has been made in tho pa, mont Of
the last or sal" notes ana having been requested
so to do by the beneficiary. will on THURS
DAY. JANUARY r. 1888, AT - O',I.ri NJ
IN mont or tho courthouse OF the city OF Roanokc
Va, Offer for sale to tho highest biddor all that
certain lot or parcel OF land situated ia tho city
or Roanoke. Va, and known as lot 10, section "
~ shown by the map OF the property of tho West
Emo Lnnu Com any on file 1T the office OF the
okc, Va. - ~
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tic cost OF exc
cutting this trust and TO pay the past due n; q M
raid note of $il6tb, with interest from October
H. lSJo anu tho balance payable in two cuual
payments at one ard two years from day OF sale
10 be evidenced by the ;iotcs OF purcha err with
interest ut per cent, and to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the propc ~
JAS. =. SIMMONS. Trustcc
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- dated the 20th day OF September, 1887, re.
corded in the clerks Office OF tho corporation
court for the city of Roanoke in deed book 10.
page 22i, from $. S. Coicr ct u1. to the under
signed to secure 10 j. V. Jamson ard C. O'Lcary
the payment OF 90, evidenced by siXty.scvcn
promissoty notes rs described in said deed OF
trust, ana default having occurred in the nav.
mcnt or thtrty'oDc or said notes OF Sta each
payable In from thirty-twO tn sixty-three mouths
respectively after date with interest from date
ana hcing requested so TO do by said bcneti.
Charles viii on SATURDAY, TIE lS'rLi DAY
oF tEBRUAR lS!'3, AT 1879 O'CLOCK p NJ
IN front OF the courthouse in said city sell 10 tho
highest bidder, nj public auction all tina, certain
parcel OF land lying in said city and described us
follows 49,
Beginning nj poin. on the nth side OF Word
Avenue Isl feet east or Park street thctcs with
Word avenue south s. degrees cast IS icct to n
point, thence south degrees Yves. tis.3fcct 10 n
tei-foot alley, thcGce with said alley north -
degrees west q feet to- point. thence north ~
oeEIets cast lat.2 feet II place OF bcgiuning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough 10 d, V
the cost or sale and trustees mnissien OF pcr
cent. and the amount due and PAYABLE on said
past due notes. credit will I've given ~ To s15
with interest from September -, 1855 until
February ~, lS93. ANA for Il like amount until
March .. lS!l3, and for $40 with like Interest
until April -, 1s93 and the residue, il any
snail he payable IN three equal in-ialments in
: y, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day OF sale aud secured by deed OF trust
TIlOo. W. MILLER
ia tus trustee.
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Ihis sale has been postponed till Friday. .Janu-
AIRY ~ 1873. HENRY NJ DANIEL,
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tHOS W. MILLER rrus,ec.
his sale is at the risk OF l.. Blair Sr he INV.
Ing failed to comply with terms or salc made
November 20. iSy2 IL Ids
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by mutual consent the above sale has been
postponed till Monday, January ~ 1S.,3. nj the
same hour and place. JAMES :. SIMMONS,
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ny mu'nt consent toe above sale hiss tcs1
postponed ursu Monda, Jaiil.rv a3. ~ sn,na
hour anu place JAS. :. Sl.dMONS,
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40 ids

BY mutuii consent the above sale hiss beer
20 tponcd until Mondsy, january %, at same
hour and pl zee. j. :. SIMMONS,
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TRUSTEES SALES

november il. lS9hand payable one and two yeors
rom rom date, said notes executed by Gco,oc ID
iDehVcr In favor OF Louis Ubermeycr ana hear
interest at tho tat- OF u per cent per nnnnn, ana
ssia having hecn made in the payment OF the
s 5 notc Tor Si.iljGi falling due two wears from
nate thereof, and being required so To- do by thn
pme,uSShciary in said deed, shall on WEDxES
IN TIE SHu DAY OF FEBhIrARY $40
a. ~ O'CLOCK NJ. OF said day in front n, ~
ouuu,,!!nonsc iii the city o. Roanoke Va scn hv
p y, auction, 10 tho highest bidder The narcc,
VI y, nl.'9 WIN the Improvements thereon conycvcd
~ me III snid deed of trust, laying and helm: IN
follows: '"'' anu "escr hcd a.
Deeinhing at point ON the east side O, Nc,so,
s,tCcs ~ icet north of Rohcrtson street IN ,,c.
WIN Nelson str CT north degrees cas-, >; fr,, ~
point tnehcc south IS degrees cnst ~ leo, ~ -
poih,' thence south degrees west - fer IN -
point thchcc north IS degrees ,yc.t "a foo. 20 III,
pincc OF neSinning, AMI known a. lot Nh ,SS IN
waIu > IL corulns To The map of tho Lands or rho
h0auoSc Land amt Improvement Cumpnuv
hNMS; here will Re roqu rcd cash cno,,,,b
~ p'. ai' cost OF executing this trust and L. nav
INC pnst due and unpaid note Tor 81 7lG ~
WIZ w, interest from the 18th day OF N0yrnhcr
iN'" nc residue, il any, payable at spca lime n1
IN such manner as the said Geo d. Bender sS. II
prescribe ana direct or IN case OF his lilnrc IN
give snch direction at time OF sale u;,ou n crcdit
ot ono ana Two years, and To he secured by decd
Oh trust upon the property sold
4 ids "N1.h->D ~
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KusTEE'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF ADDED
go, OF trus', GATED the nth day OF November.
iC.N' executed To me by George ID. Bender, and
ON record In the clerks orirc of the UustiuCs
> o. o. pace 2oi, Ia secure to Louis Obcrmy.r the
piNihcht OF the sum Oi seven hundred and II teen
"o'lsrs huu s'Ni!-siN cents (SIi55,0 evidenced by
~. ScIlaih interest bearing negotiable notc
GAYS from date, and three thous iU four hunt, cd
aliu thlrty ttrcc dollars and thriy-Iuur ca II
sf1..-'JD EVIDENCED by two ccrtTiu interests
NcatlhS nc;otia nc note for Si,1s6 "a each dated
years from daic. said notes executed bv GEORGE
~. brhctr IA iHvor OF Louis Ohcrmvcr and hear
lhtcIest al t!'c rate OF six per cent per annu,r
"nu Ucihul' having been made in the payment OF
shu more Tor S','i6.G1 falling due two years from
me "atc thcrcoi, ard being required SO TO do by
tac sain beneficiary In said deed | shall OK
WM,EpNhSDAl. TIE STu DAY OF TEBRU.
AIRY, lSi3 Al IL O'CLOCK NJ OF said hnv in
front OF the courthouse in the CITY of RonnGLc
"a. sell by public auction to the highest bidder
Inc parcel III land with the improvements there.
on conveyed to INC in said decd OF trust living
aud being in the city of Roanoke Va and de-
scribcd rs follows:
Hccinnng Al II point on the cast side Of Nelson
!cct % rect north OF robertson street thence
with Nelson street north degrees cast Is feet Ia
point, thence south So degrees east u5 cct to ;,
point thence south , degrees west - feet In n
poiht thence north IS degrees west % feet Ia the
place or beginning, being lot No ISL in ward 3
arcorulnS 10 the map OF tic lands OF tho Roanoke
Lane anu Improvement Company
TENNIS: There will bc required cash enough To
pa! all cost OF executing this trust and to nay
tbc past due and unpaid note for 81 ZIG IL, with
INC rm.ercs, from the nth day or Mover her, lSgo
INC rcsiune, II any, payable ut such time rs The
saiu Geo ID Bcndcr shall prescribe and direct.
or III use OF his failure to give such direction nj
timc or sale, upon credit or one and two wears
property sold WILLIAM RoLANO,
ids rrus,cc
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TRUsTpEs. BALES.

u. Il. Greider and by B. l.. Grcidcr was sold and
convey ed to G. %. Ergle
TEENS; Cash as to enough to pay the coat of
cxtcutlng this trust, Including trustees com
inlstloh 10 pay the said past due note upon which
default has been IL aoc and the residue ir any
10 be paid IN two equal ANIMAL irstalmcnts, with
in.e . from day OF taIc, secured by deed OF
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$50 your mother keeps the strap
she Whips You with in the woodshcd.
Don't You think that's queer place for
it?' "Oh, no; that's where all the
burning material is kept" -Nast's
Weekly.
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OE TRUST EXE-
- cutcd to tho undersigned on 18th February.
ISM, by John +. Trent and OF record In the clerks
oihcc 9i ms city In deed book b, page SEQ,
the following lot OF land, to witt Ono lot in Koan-
okc city, Va known ~ lot ~, section No . ac-
cWuing to the map OF the Chamouni Land and
improve cnt Company Oh Tic IN said clerks Of
flee. described as follows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-01
TE1EaRAPH1c BRIEFS.

Rev. W. T. D. GLENN, Mt tho meeting
OF the Methodist annual conference
which will begin to-day at Hagerstown,
Md, will ask ior the appointment OF n
committee to visit President Cleveland,
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop
Satoli, and urgo them to usO their in.
hucnce in behalf Of Roy, Mr.. Nelson, q
Methodist missionary, now imprisoned
in Brazil,
A cyclone passed twelve miles south
OF Natchs2, Mississippi, Yesterday after
noon, Several houses were blown down
and badly damaged. A negro woman
was killed and several other colored
people wore injured. A young lad was
picked and lodged In n tree 100 yards
away.
One Of the society events at Pitts.
burgh was the marriage last night Of
Mr.. Eugene Il. Connolly, assistant city
editor Of the Ersuiny Leader, to Miss
Mimic Leonard, sister OF Mrs. Q. II.
jain, Of Oakland.
A man named A. L. Bailey, was shot
and killed by his sister in MARVEL,
Ark. Tho two were struggling aud
uuarrcling about tho possession OF q
box Of SNUFF, and tho tragedy resulted,
Notices weto road in all tho prayer
meetings in Trenton, n, j., calling ior
as many people as possible TO so to-day
aud protest against the race track bills.
Steamship hrrivals-AtPhiladclphia,
HISTORIAN, from Glasgow; at New York,
Sucyla, from Hamburg; at Boston, Brit
ish Empirt, from London.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-01
THE FIGHT POSTPONED.
Ryan sprains His Ankle and tho Mattel
Cannot Take Place for Some Days.

Ryan Sprains His Ankle and tho Match
Cannot Take Place for Some Days.
NGw ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-The Ryan
Dawson match is postponed until the
9th Of March, on account Of an accident
which happened to Ryan's ankle while
boxing last Sunday for a number Of
friends who visited the American vel
ter weight at his training quarters at
Bay st. Louis, Miss. The pugilist
fought three hard rounds with his
trainer.
The work was fairly hot and in rush
Ryan kicked his foot against staple
on the floor which was used to fasten n
fighting bill. The hurt did not show
its true form until yesterday when the
fighters ankle became swollen and
painful. A physician was called in and
ordered Ryan not to venture in the
ring for some days.
Dawson took the nows OF the post
ponement hard.
Dawson will be brought into the club
and weighed tomorrow at noon accord
ing to the articles OF agreement. Then
the terms OF the postponement will be
definitely made known. 1t is expected
that Dawson will insist upon being paid
for the postponement.