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The morning call., 1893-06-17
MARKET : STREET WASHERS.
osman Day Succeeds in Reversing
His Sentence as a Vagrant.

Ills sentence as NaGrant.
The case Of Osman Day, alias the
'Market-street Masher," a notorious char
acter IN the city, came up before Judge
Seawell yesterday.
Day has no visible means Of subsistence.
despite the fact that be Is always well
dressed and appears to have plenty of
money. On account, however. of his evil
assoc iates and the complaints of several
ladies. who said he was in the habit Of In
sultng them on the street. Day was
brought up before Police Judge Conlan a
while ago charged with being common
yagrant.
Day had successfully beaten several
similar cases before, but on this occasion
he was not so fortunate. as Judge Conlan,
after hearing the testimony found him
guilty, and after administering a severe
tongue lashing sentenced him TO SIX
months Imprisonment.
Day appealed to the Superior Court on
the ground Of various errors in the prose
cutlon. Ills appeal was successful, and
Judge Seawell reversed the decision Of the
lower court and granted Day new trial,
this time In the Superior Court
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FALLEN ANGELS.
The CoIOneIs Take Another Game
From Them.

Los ANGELES. June 16.-The Oaklands
defeated the Angels to-day by score OF z
70 g. The nome team played good game,
but nearly every hit made was landed
squarely into tie hands Of the enemy.
Borchers, the pitcher for the Angels and
Earle, the frst-bsseman for the Oaklands,
have been fined $50 each by the managers
Of their respective teams for engaging 10 a
disgraceful set-to yesterday just before
the game closed. The home team took
the lead with two runs In the first inning,
but the Colonels secured three runs in the
third and two In the fourth and the Angels
.unIe nnn HE u rAcnrar lho annrn.
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Turner's for Milwaukee,

TIE San Francisco Turn Verein will
hold grand prize tournament at Harbor
View on Sunday, the 25th. in the Ger
mania Gardens. which were formerly
known as the Seaside Gardens. The meet
ing will be beld for the benefit of the prize
class OF the Turn Verein, which will 90 ON
the 26th to the international turner's tour
nament TO be held In Milwaukee. Over
100 athletes from San Francisco and Oak
land turner societies will compete In the
field sports.
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SITUATIONS WANTED = CoSIIS Ed
IA aTTFE sND CsEmBERNAID OK NURsE
- - Ersnrn conple- speaks EIzEilsk Il pr
vE1s 1Eaiir. best references 1T0In 6ev NosK- c{1y
ena1ITy. AaarcSS Ersaets isoz IS. Cal B-anca
G1lcs- 1sl6 S.
\ uTNts wInQw WITH A Child WANTS
EG-E hv fas Cay. huussv-o-k @ hoEsecl eaRinE
AGur<SS Lad ICES EdUc4IionAl UnIon, SS@ SuTler
sEssl ye16 SIS
pA1AEl.E WOMAN WANTS WORK coon
h cnoE for inStfgurion Or hoaSaSasp par CITY OT
S1ls-; dlStaRcR IN country. TAR wages expected
3e2s Howard 81, room IS 3olS ~
DY DANISH WOMAN. To n0 GENERAL.
y housework- car e sdarsSs 81 jessie - &c
Il. ANTEI-SITUA ATToN AS WORKING oR
" nazusc3aE hcESeEec3ers s- wOula taSe charge
g family fo- PARTIES desiring 70 leave civ IS 20
FNlEAN GERMAN WOMAN W{SFSS 10 no
a ANTED-BE GERMAN GIRL SITUATION
1oI il-At honSevor6 or upstairs work /. Il .
boy IS, C2il ranch Once 5e15 SIS
E1RsZ-CLASS LAuNDRKSs. WITH REFER
i eucss- wishes &c 70 UuI washing and ironing
sto-e- o1lee q baIsss CLEANING Av Fhe day Please
S$ii O ald-esS 1918 Sc0E1, II fllgs Il reAT. 3
Il ANZED Bx sERMAN WoNAN-IIGHT
" Homework win oiC couple. q take s-e =
SIX ladT- wages moderate Cal 6as Stevenson,
ue2r seventh yeI2 -
fCoDD RpNE WANTED FY a SIR CT =.
entering nigh scnoe-; VIZ do noussworE- care to-
chll1reRs sew, read 0T Al ComuHa5un 1nr bDs-d
and cIuIt ing VIII give 1rlG expect bsS1 o. -sfe-
e1es- ADDRESS 4 +, boz -6SS, 4aS1uEcs, Z,
C9L 7szerf
DBpFRSslON Nurse PRACTICAL AND
Clans, voEio IKE lev more eaEagaaaeals Please
cEl4 q E4Qress -aGS Surter 7s9
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cHURcH NOTICES.


- Fsrs. Methodist Episcopal Church
S0Sel a., Oef- = asniREs1A ASS ssSAE9ss--
8&sn niiSs01 81 No Es-yless sa1i1-A5 - = = \
fBu1EfegzIio1 dismissed q E7ssDe o<Cle1Ztu. q
5SFzro presiding elder VIII ss-eseh a - : x
bu-4ds y-seaapl 5s-38 p EpEu-I1 AH1E-2e-
ss43 ? A A0naaT. AS = X 1.a=s-ine -: Z -Sri
@1FlIy. led sy Joan brR-: Ntnnss1a5 - p A,
isc by EeT- :. = Slr1uos- Lhu-sGsTs s-As ? y .
Classes %os- S. AID = Strangers Feieal-se'
-s1eft A t1s G0o-
" C-n4ral sTe1Elo<iis1 E,1iscolszl Church
Alsss01 81. bsE SIKH -1e ss7eaI1-fev-
Z z Dflie. D-D pastor residence Ia G &2sziua
EreEEtiun 1a31inz n Ehs as1icE1ic1 sS-TceS ~ Es
q 1iu-1 -s1resI eaurch- IN Ins evening AZ 7s@s
dzF -sEaeol h .Hs zsEal bo1- = = NJ STsc1al
service Christian E1dsavo- meetings as uSuzi
- $50 = H ErevzsETtnH S1lczT-scno1 Soc "a
a.1 re1slltla1 1n1saZs eEsnlaE- A. Uv1iea-
- ROEa-d-ss- e4haeiis1 Episcopal
G-% Church. tseL Second and Third SITS : hQeES
t-UEn Hz82c4 SuIel-Esev u " Case . n rszsr1-
kEs1ETs rssi1enee- 2E26 Howard s. TeisunonS
bDea- E-u1sSsr Zz-1zn SsnUtt1- ulsIcsl GirecI1r-
4 z Dve-- 5u1asEscas1l superintendent No
4 Il an SO SuaasF School A. = 50. Pas
Tors B31ie CAS- 3-=Su ErEo--E League 6.Se
sunozy evening Rev ! n as-veF u lbs Al
go V occug5 ne 5I1E1I Z rs evening
e Simpson Memorial Method - F,,iS-
Gs5lal G1EreA, Cox tssT = aao h1chan2l
f--1 L h4-sI D-u-. pAs1b1. Residence. zS5
h-enAnHn El-lns pastor rHl yrssch ~ 7s45
: A.. suhsaei- ~ az1 Is L 70 Be = Christian -
Aus4e ny lie eBorus choir zno spscisi quartet
A
1lIos : : oEilTit. Tsag-s Robert Bonner. lass.
rfg- bAlEl1. 0rEEE8sl- Epwu-rh League service
= 80 ? Il Ihs s-sIs II 1hIs chu-cn are trse
- I~lLlI eof4lSSs 11FltsG 70 g. Lne services
lk1sTa = Attendance Prayer meeting W-dnss-
Gay evening ~ 1ez5 C'cucE- There VIII bs "a
morning service o. Sunday Ey-sc1ouI ow NJ 70 me
asl e2If91 @ ne CzllfSFEls-El-sst eburc1- = rs
r. Tsn Ness Avenue Methodist Epis-
- euEa Church. Fal S-ss ave. be- Husr znG
[Gs sls-h-E- samuel Eirs1 DEx.o- res idsnes
- bOs1 AZ te8ep3ous -zs13- Nc service OF
SuulsE mora 1aE OF Eccg2nE q Lbe ueclcz1l1- O
CzlGurlls-ssrssE N L Church sRudsr-Scheol
VII meet a. so, { A MarGwet suT5eysus=1l-
GEM EDEc-zh fsagne a. f-3p. Esv. Thomas
so11s preside r Pastor Rev hEuuel zigz1 vlH
preach = Ihe evening Al are eOrGlsly invited
70 these serv1eeE
= Howard Presb-re-isn Church. a,is-
glou s.. N Thirc-I hs Iizs1ur. Rsv. ksnus1h
less IN Nel-ooing Az lis Caases " and a. 7.s5
p y 3 PRAISE service zuG sermon " The pastor.
lbsu-- --DaF1o Eno JopsVbsn- HOi- Companion
SHIP eunozF-sehOol ~ s-SB n ano 80 p Il
Young FeOpisf soe3sIy q Cns lstizu Eud1svor -
80 , y Prayer meeting OF 0edn=sdzy even
lnF a. : IS ociOcE Al are kindly 2nV1tsc rD
thsse services
r. FIrst Pres isyterian Church, Cor O
@~S Van &ess ave. Eud Sacramento st-Rsr
robert M2eEezzte. ! D. pastor. kev. Wslts- =.
Alcboihs associate pastor Mr.. Nicholas VIII
preach a. i a II sno - P n Sundsy-Schoai
~ 1--s5 P n Nj :. G. Clovu superintendent.
1ouuC Fegple'E sOcieTT O. Chrfs-iAa Ehoeavor
q t-51 n Pr1gsr meeting "Wednesday even
AK ~ Sz5 oelDcE- Al are welcUIls 70 these ser
vices
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Two League Clubs That Belong in
the kindergarten.

the EIndsrgarten.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE Baltimore
auo Cinclpnalls played small ooys' game
today. Sco.e: CIpclnuatis 7. BslsimoreE
L.
BE0OKLYE. June 1.-THE game was
very exciting and Wei pssyed. ScoTe
5rookiyus ?. Clsgeisnds 3
WAsBgsGTOz. June 1G,-Tbe Washing
1On-LOuisYiBe game was postponed BE-
cause q rain.
BoeToE, June 1e-The browns nade
Zoe champions pay z teD-loulug game.
score: SostoDs 8. St Louis &
NEW YORK. June 1e,-Rusie's poor
pitching and WaTo's errors gave TIE Colts
victory. Score. Cniesgos 10, New
Yoke &
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE visitors
oic better DstflDg today. beors: Pnlla-
oe pElae y. PlitsDufgs :.
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alre. 6asue was AZ
English woman S8s
cane = tnis cI.y from
australia trres Il ntns
aEo VIII her husband,
Alsxauder =. Z Blame.
z DooEkseper and tney
made their bone where
,sbe oIeo. ars. Buhre
js Z SEe6 ish womsn.
who came 70 tbs United
States about : year ago
and caDnct yeI spea L
The morning call., 1893-06-17

Earned Tuns-tau FFanciscog !. GtocktonE g.
J~o-base blts - Sweeney z Mcguire. Peeplss
GoDeTts, whitehead. fjfst base on erTofs-stOck
tons 4. First base On called bals=-San FranciseOs
q Left 1p bases-SaH FraHciseos 3, stccEtons D.
STRUCK ouE-By HaTper z, III McYicker !. I'm
pire-DoLabue.
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WITH HER LIFE
A Young Woman Pays
for q Wrong Deed.
Mrs. Jane Blaine Dead II the MOrgus
and Madame Buhre Accused
Of Her Murder.

Jane Blaine. { young married womaD,
died e. G51 Folsom street Thursday eEsD-
NJ from tie effects u Il operation saIo Z
have been performed Dy &rs Helene
Bchre, Z midwife. Il l103 Poison street.
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DIED BY GAS.
Henry Tiedemann Kills Himself to
End His Pain.

Henry Tiedemann. an uphoIsterer, com
mitted suicide at 232]z Sixth street early
yesterday morning by suffocating himself
with coal gas. he stuffed the crevlces Of
doors and windows Of his room with cloth
and turned on the gas. When found at II
O'Clock in the morning be was dead.
Dependency caused by sickness and dis
appointments induced him 10 take his life
He engaged room on Sixth street about
month ago and lived there. but before
ending HE siZtieth year he wrote the fol-
lowing letter 10 his wife In Alameda ASK
Ing her TO 20 TO MIN aad threatening 10 put
an end 10 his career:
SAY FEAgcIsco, June 10, 1893.
Dear W1fs: IL Is now O'Clock ia the morn
iDe. Since aboui II O'Clock last night / have
suffered great pain az or near the heart more
severe even than last Saturday night about
which would have Yfitten you If / had not
expected yOn over.
have taken some camomile and peppermint
tea and some Of my medicine, but they have
given me no relief VIII now taHe dose Of
laudsDum, which will ! hop stop at least the
pain, u not then do not KNOW what may 90
10 end my suffering and woFTlment. Please
come over as soon as possible. Your husband,
HENRY.
bis body was taken 10 the Morgue, where
II remained uncalled for yesterday.
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SMALL BOYS GAME.

Los hngs5sf Q. CztisnaF 6 Struck eut-BT &3eOi
7. F&ssse saIa-1,o1EsE : EEa9Ife-EcD1nald
D-1e4sl scOEs.-J- =. Bzrer0ft
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abIe t0 rec0yer. INC score:

Iwo-base hits-Glenalyin, CaIlopy, Earle, Cody.
Sacrifice hit-cantillion. First base on errors
Los Angeles !, oaklands 2. First base on called
bala-Los Angeles 3, oaklands4 4. Left on bases
The morning call., 1893-06-17
SEWING MACHINES.

RRAND NEW SINGER; DOMESTIC LIKE
u new; $l5 each. 1881 Mission ST. jel67t
eO6 BUYS AN IMPROVED SINGER; $35
I'D ~ White. W. w. No. 8. Domestic and other
machines; rent s2 per month. 145 Sixth 81. mletf
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PERSONALS

7 TET1T E0T 81 EEsP0H sIBLE F0R 81
/ bI7ls cgufrsr5sc y Ey We, AAEE BROW
7r.EsF-sSt7 +tEs0vFE 5e15 5r5
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HOUSES WANTED.

"A ANTED-BY JULY /. BY RESPONSIBLE
tenant, good modern house OF or rooms
on Russian Hill or In Western Addition. Address
G. F., P. o. box 1912. 1el6 SIS
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Handsome gray dnsE7rs. izo3ss-. cheap 3 81 :
zrSaiLs a. along I1e Ilas - closing Iczs- Dislo
lawns. btus- raw n-uE1- r-u1- lzsc So
cnsuL back ard wat1e wide goods = s., lDe-
21-c- sz1esuE hsacE and wn17s zpc 1z-ec s.
Zoe Call o. vrlts sD0L- sZI rs CASH STDEE
: 8 and As F-or-g- 1--6 g.
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NICE GIRL FOR HpUSEwoRk And LITTLE
y washing. CAL 7Ss Nina
II OMAN TSs WORK N SMALL FAMILX IL
w l-aHrsi ave- OF Buchanan 81, near Turk
N AFTER GIRLS: STEADY EMPLOYMENT
" Marhle Rall5aekson aud kearny; ;soad pay.lsH
ENXpERIRN CkD SHIRT JNACHlNK9 HAND.
= Standard Laundry. sa& Howard 81. iolA SIS
I'M, TO TAAE ORDERS FOR NRN NSPAPER-
u hBowN, aos Montgomery, oslee SO. Jel 4 ~
DIANo PLAYER wANTEn NV. COR CEN
4 tra ave and 6esry 81 iels Sc
" ANTEn-A RgSPECrARI.EG GIRL. IS TO Is
" years ole. q assist IN hoCSeWoVS- los Ste1H-E
81, ppSsai7S. 5elS q
= con TAILpRR>S FoR FIRST-CLAss CTS
y tom work. ios4 Howard 81 5ezs q
NoUN6 GERMAN GIRL F0R GKsERsL
i hoDssworS and take care o. o1lc-sr- Apgly
SOS hayes 81 5s15 81
+, IRIS 70 WORK on OTsEsHIET md IN
y dsrwear. Nahe-'s Fscr5-y. 1z-1z B-z1-I-1.s .
y IRL AT DRESsNAE4SG 3525 BE0ADwaT-
"A ANEED-RESFECTA ABLR FoCeG LADIES
" cxn earn s. dEy: ped diinz: III II.
tioa mailed l4cluss s-xrnE- A11--ss !, p01 ~
his once -
To TEACH METHODS sT $50 Ellis
Ia " RENCE ID z-E11g o. s-5s P=-fsct al O.
besI Z c1-E, SO mEzo =
Pf1RENTICEs 10 LEAKS DREssMAKING
.nclualur Tzf1sr e7-ItnE- 235 0-fs-Tell : = =
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GOD PLEEE z 5LE-El3I EAA sE- , z ~
srez-F-1lnE re11zzzc q tu-lls1 y-su- -e-Lst
ecEl- ss1s cz--ar 20 sr-te u o1-- le1ia- al
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COZ VAL fzT czzE VII -rTz T1z easy
iU1s-sE- s=Eu-l-T 9 El2-s -
CLOCK c. 1Ez --l--ze-E- 1g--ss--l-z4s1e-s 81
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sUT1CE FzEE US DIVORCE LzWs. Pr
= na-s tlsc vszer l-cs5U1s 1auaEss. EiszE
- " AEWE a. - aa-Es. ca-. s.ocElo--
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- FKANcIGcn. InnA la. 1Qaa

his body was taken 10 the Morgue, where
II remained uncalled for yesterday.
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IA ASTED-T0T TO ESOW THAT uI5- z
~ u Taur cheer O. chtl czU be maze II 20 RI
u1ssz; wink Euc lIzez . care aBC F1z-
bEs1 increased . -lues Il DzIU-al s-zs IL TOE
&C Z weeks e1esss1Fe IA renewed DE. CA6-
F1-N TEE 1876 Aa-Eer s. n &c Srr
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u ENET ETFSCE1IIBT SAA,TTz T.v y, -srtsE-s
phone zs5s- = sr
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sl1 111 AIz-Esz E1F=z SO --sz1Iu-u s1eE M
VIZ orzsl c1ilasrs1 sEzls1F - II
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f'cZPLETE EIDCE- al = KS or SECOND
n1l1 bars e1r-- II -euvuon. spanish csdE- aud
NEfILE car b seen prem ltzeF s2Esz
2s new eEcep- lis prlcss cal zuc sss Chets~ r
%DJSAN- 1DI--lDZ5 ii 1ssl0u 81 above Skin =
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HELP wANrEp-ooNT1NUEp.

NICE GIRL FOR HpUSEwoRk And LITTI.s
y washing. Call zS9 Miaas 81
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SITUATIONS wAoTED-MALE.

A ATTENTION. FaRMER@De yer VAST
- 1Elos 10 1Z-Tes- ToE- c-c5s- I1ek To1- --u1t
and grapes O. EuT ether ha1T- = Sc re cz1 SIP
plE - Olcs 1res c eaz-ce- H1-s- -slepno1s or
Esu Is yuur o-oers { Z aSSEN & Co 10
t@earT 1sS =
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it- lsrE c-@ss-zzazs-z -lsz--elE e. Nom ~
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= 1E-a-s rE p nauE CuE cu-s- NY
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-16
TRUSTEES SALES.

the judge OF tho Hastings Court for the CITY of
Roanoke did, on the 10Th day OF November, iSgS.
appoint the undersigned, Z. ii. Vines as trustee
In said dood in tho place aud stead OF George g,
sawyer trustee, after legal notice to all the
parties In interest And whereas default has
been IEadc In the payments and conditions men.
toned In said bond and deed OF trust for more
than Six months. aud having been required 40 TO
DO by the beneficiary, the Atlantic Savings and
Loan Association, OF Syracuse, New York |
shall, by virtue of said decd and pursuant to tho
terms thereof proceed to sell ct public auction to
tho highest bidder, ON SArU RDAY JANUARY
9TH, 1874, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, in front of tho
courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va al The
property Conveyed In said deed, and being all that
certain lot or parcel of land, with the Improve
meDts thereon. situated In the city OF Roanoke.
state or Virginia, and described ns follows. TO.
wit: "
Beginning ut point on the cast side of Roa.
nokc street (2OO) two hundred feet north of Wal.
nut street, thence with Roanoke street north
seven (1) degrees fifteen Q5) minutes cast fl nv
(5U) feet to point thence south eighty five (S5)
degrees forty five (t5) minutes east ono hundred
same south seven "a degrees fifteen Q5) min
utcs west nifty (5O) tcct to Il point. thence north
eighty three tS3) degrees forty-fvc (45) minutes
west one hundred and seventy Q7W feet to the
place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF exc
cutting this trust including commission tn tho
trustee, and to pay OF the amount OF said bond
with the arrearages due thereon from April Ia
1S33 amounting in the aggregate, including cost
to about thirty five hundred (S3 590) dollars and
the balance, II any, in one and two equal annual
instruments, due in twelve md twenty -four
executing negotiable notes for the deferred nav.
ments, and secured by deed OF trust on the prem
ises sold. C. II VINES
12 tds Trus,ee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Stock marriott.


New YORK, Dec, 15.-To-day's opera
lions at the stock exchange were simply
a repetition OF yesterdays and Wedues-
days markets. The sales were again
small, amounting to 147,0 shares, of
which $1,000 we're unlisted stocks. In
the last named total Sugar hgered for
10000 shares. A few stocks like Sugar,
Now England, Distillers, General Elec-
trio, st. Paul and Chicago Gas. monopo-
lie the attention OF operators. Sugar
was decidedly strong, rising from 1885
IL S2N ho iss Mas asclt.eu ~ cover
Ing of shorts.
New England was firmer on Boston
advices that the company would Ger.
tainly meet its January interests. Dis
tillers, after slight advance at the
start, suddenly broke to 274, the de-
cline was duo to raid ar 4 tho circula-
tion of tho old report that the tax on
distilled spirits would not be raised.
st. Paul was sold on reports that the
earnings for the second week of De-
cember would show large loss. Con
eral Electric was strong at one time on
the announcements that tho company
had made contracts for 81, SOC, 900. at
tno NOW 10rK once IL was said that tho
contracts had not been signed as vet.
Just near tho close there was a mod
ateomovenent in Distillers, Louis
Vile and Nashville, Atchison and
Western Union, and all these stocks
sold at tho lowest point Of tho day. In
the final transactions there was O slight
recovery and the market left off steady
The net changes show losses OF N@I16
per cent. outside of Lacka wanna. which
de clined 2&. Sugar, common and pre-
ferred, Load preferred, United States
Rubber preferred and Consolidated Gas,
however, gained Ia to 2% per cent.
Railway aud miscellaneous bonds were
quiet and lower.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from 1@1k; last loan at and closing
offered at l. Prime mercantile paper,
3M@4A per cent. Bar Silver, 6956. Mexi.
can dollars, 5Ga Sterling exchange
Is dull with actual business in
bankers bills at 4s4M@4S4X for sixty
days and 4S7@4S7A for demand.
Posted rates. 4s5@4ss Commercial
bills, 4S3h@4s4 for sixty days and
4s6@4sbA for demand. Government
bonds steady. State bonds dull. Rail
road bonds lower. Silver at the board
was neglected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-16

hSSlEE SALE.-BY NlRrUEoF A DEED
H., Oh ,tusl executed to the undersigned trustee.
uai 49, ,nc ioth day OF January, 1892, by the Roa
hokc Construction ard Involvement Connan~
ahu OF record in tho clerks office OF inc HustinSs
trustee: 80 =! 'hs !" 'a' US
, rlr i III that lot or parcel OF land sIustc g.
ane Sly Oh foanokc, Va, bounded and described
sue OF Valley street la feet cast of Wheat street
thcncc north degrees % minutes cast iSo fcet ~
Sn mIey: thcncc with said alley south 50 degrees
~ IhIn'tlcs cast ~ feet and inches to n pont ON
same, thence south ~ degrees so minutes ,ycst
e. e. ect 10 ALLEY street thence with same north
cpucErees ~ minutes west 81 feet and , inches to
the pace or beginning, III trust to secure 10 ~
NJ Starkcy the payment of the sum OF Sl2l G6 IA
ny the negotiahlc note of said Roanoke
~; tiuctioh aiiu Improvement Company hear.
ins even date with said deed PAYABLE With IN
NJ Starkey or order ~ " '~'" -
second All that certain lot or parcel OF land
u aug, anu neing Ill said city, bounded and
tie north side of Valley street 204 fret and .
Inches cnst of Wheat street, thence north o
degrees o. minutes east 1870 feet to M alley.
minutes east ~ feet and , inches ~ point on
sm au, a iy thence south degrees SO minutes
valley street north 81 degrees 10 minutes west ~
teci ana inches to place OF beginning in trust
uhc sum Oh S'2l.bt, evidenced by similar NOTE
III All respects 10 the one first above described
payable 10 months after date. y"
ihlru All that certain lot or parcel or land In
SAID city described as follows: Berinuint- ~ ~
point on the north side OF Valley street 2sS fc.t
anu S ancheo cast OF Wheat street thence north
y degrees 90 minutes east 100 feet to ar aiiev
lncnce with said alley south so degrees 10 min
utcs cast ~ feet and inches to point, thence
s adegrees 90 minutes west 1870 feet to Val
icy street. thence with Valley street north sO
degrees III minutes west % feet and inchcS
10 , the pace OF beginning, in trust to secure TO
smiM J.: VI Starkey The payment OF like sum of
S'sl 90, evidenced by similar note in ali re-
.pocts 10 the ono hrst above described payable
~ months after date, and default having hern
made made IN the payment or each OF said notes, and
oelhS required SO TO do by the said r. NJ
Starkey shall sell the three said lots or parcels
oi iahd above described separately to the highest
niuder at public anction on the aD DAY oF
1890, lsti Az IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF
inc courthouse In the city OF Roanoke.
TERMS: There will be required cash nm m,
sale OF each lot enough To pay the costs of exc
cntihs TINS trust and TO pay or and discharge in
e a' case tue amount IN default, VIZ S92l SIS,
WIN intefcst thereon from the 18th day OF Janu,
aty, lS'2 ana the balance, il any. in two cuual
r paSme ,. payable respectively one and two
years from date OF sale; deferred payments To
near ihto, cat and To be evidenced by purchaser,s
ncSotiable notes secured upon the property sold
in each case by Il deed OF trust
Jus ROf Is. SMITH, Trustee