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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
TR4yS4TLINrIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers sailing to-day on Wv
Hamburg American steamer Fuerst bsn'r'A W.
Southampton and Hamburg are Carl Achehhs"s
Martin H. Brown. Miss Rena Brown "eols
Bees George T. Bullard, Mrs. J. J." BriStoh 'S
a. J. Russe f. h Bacon, Mrs ii. 8 Bennett, D. "
Bates. Edward Bloch, Mrs. NJ ID. Beacha' w.
ana Mrs Charles Eremer. ir. Mrs. ii. f. 'ia'""
Miss Grace T. Chapel q. ;. Croker, Mrs. H""'
NJ. Cox. Miss Amy l.. Cox, Miss NADER r. 80 W."
Miss Alice NJ Cox. IL. y. Castle. Miss porouV
Castle Samuel panziger. Miss Frances Groy, Her
mann Goerke Mr. and Mrs. II. Gartmann' 'a.'
Hagenbeck. Carl Hoffman,. August liitzei' a.. ~
King. Dr. George Knapp. Or. J. w. lazear' ~.
fessor W Il. Miller. Mrs. ID. a. DE Marin. M's Niss
Marini Joaquin Mora. jr., Henry D. Mora nan
Mora Miss Emma Mora. ". Mcclnton, HerWms sa
Oppenhemer j. ". o Neil. Miss Dora q Neii; ~, Va
Jessie l. paine Mrs Theodore Runyon Miss Helen enr'
Louise Runyon. Miss Runyon, Mr ana M Mrs Wili.
lam H. Sergeant. Mr.. and Mrs. g Il. sutton r Ltrs
Strobel Edward schumacher Carl Scnu,h, ~ II
Sarah i. Townsend. II. C. Templar ana fere! -
Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
now TO start HOUSEKEEPING

4 good many people who thinking about
getting married these days wondering how
much money they afford to spend on furnish
ing their nat or little home. II Isn't wise 10 spend
all ones money at one time You may ind after
ward that there were additional things that you
needed. or you may find that a few dollars left In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04

MEETING or SINKING FUND CONMISSIONhA'
At IA meeting OF the Sinking Fund CORNERSTONE,
In the Mayors office yesterday the archne@
plans for the new public building In Cretona RAJ =,
were adopted as drawn. The Controller was W.
rected 10 redeem S2.5G900 worth OF bonds ia'"s
due November /. 1894. or these N%o,o" "e.e
per cent bonds The Controller was direc.eu
EXEMPT from taxation the new per cent DOCK al 1t
schoolhouse bonds recently issued but nos "a "a
sold. 1t was decided TO issue bonds Tor N srmory
and for sl $50 for an addition TO the rne ts r.
in the 18th Regiment armory The acton , 81 q bulk:
head line on West-st, north OF Perry-st. o. -
4 foot was approved by the Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
COMMISSIONERS KNEW ALL ABOUT IT.

Q.-Is Macan SIN on the force? Ayes. lie is
a sergeant IN the sixth Precinct. Captain carpen-
ter who stood by him In Dak-st.. retired.
Q.--Werc the facts about the alteration Of the
resignation blanl. made known to The Commits
sl0ncrsr A.-Y"s
o.-IIas Sergeant MaGan ever been tried Tor forg-
cry? \. 80.
Inc committee then adjourned until 1920 a.
to-day.
Mr.. Cor directed the stenographer 10 max"
special copy Of tho testimony ~ Policeman Husscv.
ana said n" might ask for IN" arrest OF tho police
nan on the charge Of perjury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
Court CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

o iqgcm ana G'f F5 jN :," s. a. o o e' -
sir w e. Cour,-,qambcr.- Lawrence. Icourt
n ,r~ an ", a. gpeca re,m Par, before insraha.
oq e. s. So I s i , 'ssi i si i lss
M a .3e 32, I;t9 I I3,S i l3.s IA IA i3 rs
3 5 al I I"s i ias 1919 1919 i iSGI 49, 1872
supreme curt Special Term rart II before Patterson
supreme c'ar' S,,cs form ral' III Before Russell.
cr'am c'ur, Far. crofr larrc,' J.causes to be
s'n, ,m rar, III sr tai Clear Andrew. Jcou.o. TO
60, ' @ ~ ,a ~ GI c T sI.s G lSo' 1892
circuit Court-rar, vHcforr Beach. Causes to be
'' ap .r , S- Special Gaesecye. j
superior toar, Equity T.rn-n' pusro. J-Eleva'ea
suprror cum rrai Tcrn-ar, Before scdgwlck.
= ~ Nos 7,s. ,oo 80 80 ci~nr.
sgc S C" r, TIKI ,i M ~ So l sas re- 't cicnr
superior count TRIAL Term-rart lII-Before McAiam
surroea,cs C"ur c'nanirrs Before Arnold sEs'ae
samuel 4 Thomas. schema Levy Pauline May. BENJAMIN
Fra lang n 'X l mmy Ra mSn' D, M'f Fish N,
Al 10 20 a. m. Peter ydug Isaac Koch Eliza Green.
slrrosa,rs Court "Tria Term Before Fitzgerald s.
common Pleas Special Term before Gieserch. =
no %% IN" rs "i rs ' s 3d. ' r. ir ill., H. ]! 81 % 81
% - ~ case %glnT ;ng r, Rotor. pa,v e
Nos lilo i.2 05l 1870 So "go 1872 1913 llo2. llo3
iIo7 pi3 li2l 1859. ll2o liil. 1872 ll3i 1851 lll6
lia6 lI3S lIl5. li39 llll ma IA" has loss lli9
t1'ar :,
! ,au.r, 10 be from Part for trial. Clear.
common lleasTral Term Part Ill Adjourned for the
CIV Court Trial Term Part / Before Mccarthy. j.
Nos 1911 o2 1913. ipi. ln5. 1896 iv,, l!N iW. 200. 2ol
49,, n1 .ui 100. 200 2O7. 2tS. 2n 2iO I'll. 2l2. 2i3
9lI ~ aiG 2l7 .ls. 2lo 30 l,1ji. 'lcar.
,ty Trial Term Part II liefor" Fitzsimons J
No. e2I ?2I 80. 80. 2.d 81. Us 30 Ia. III
.s2 e9a 23i ri 2a6 III. 25S. ~ 2io IA. 2t2 2B
81 "a 2iG ~. as. 30 30 clear.
on, ,'our, Trial Term Part Ill Before Ehrlch C. j
Nos rs. lGi it, 1915. l6i is. l61. 40 III. ~
~ ~, 10 i7G ~. Us 10 iso. ISL iss iS3. is'
49, lST. isS $50. 1870 Cl"nr . 49,
CIry Cour, Trial Term Part ~ Before Van WICK L.
SHORT causes. Nos 1868 l9I6 iMo. 1920 1899. 1901
ISIS 1873 2l3i i335 1865 1870 2o6a, 1922 1850 i'"si
lSl2 clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Srpr"m" Court
nv Lawrence. !.
Gouge ~ woodruff g :. Hubbard.
Harlem coop Inds. and l.. Assn vs. Dillon Frank
H. Smiley.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
supreme court
by Lawrence. j.
Mary Goodwin vs. John Crawford Gerry J. Moulton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04

So although there had been no gamhinG III Inc
place Then he was advised to see lIoch'um "
q Where aid you see TIochstim; AN ms MS
house. He said he could help me- ana p'id mn s
q Wer, vo-, troubled by the police after that
4 Not whi;c paid gave 80 70 liochsiim twice,
soc mo | told him did not have tho money $500
u-What ali he say 10 you? A. H. S ,,,no, -"
Q-Ani rather than do that you gave up your
business? Ayes
NJ Enrst c,rrnl.lrli al hc- hnsnanl.s tcstimony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04

.
. Where dd you see , nn Joe anI naid him SO
H|uS' li' Siln ne ,h'i nv rhc noice after tina
f,H h, 70" ,ajT ave SO 10 iochstim twice.
see t}l him dd not have 'h IT, m Ys}Gy you
c' ,,t '' T'I 'r' wife in hook and get the money
. Andd rather than 60 tna' YOU gave "'
,rro,,,r,,od bc- husbands testimony
>.,v curv uocusrIy
u,,,,,, -, y,
LOUIS HchuSS' " "'Ip'.' VINO ~ ,,,a,. I'm,
@o DelanceY-st,' testnea mat IL N"e"
oi hVt h,YW ,nrinro all v,r have with IIussey?
= - W nay tNpti''v' h AMI ea,y somr one play
ing cards lie sad We nad Sap KAT therc Vas no
gambjing allowed in the place Their | asked him
Wha' c 'u'o ~ "o''' anu ~ ''
S' nh Di1 Won SEQ Uochstlme A.-No d, not know
,be nam ,,1 "" hed n" e1mblnl, in the pace and
.te m,|l' ,.' ~. .c"s',rv 10 see anvhody
'' aoEnr Nsiaodi The mex witness said he
1vatcbnok-r At 30 2lo De'ancey-st ami he formerly
VA H., no sbon Of another In rher named
9an wi in thn same stree ussey won, into the
sh92 one So s' h@ ana sli 81" b@r~ is gambiins
SWclman IroI,Stea tha 'hrI' ,id ~ yoi variant
Ihe Ia', nu, r cnncr =, nav Win the cards
II have got you WHERE "",o ' atd Sr,ie'-
said TO- me part SI,r, men sa,d he did not have
any money WIN nun mn; wv, ,,,d ,,ierho,,ni
told 10y Bierbaum ,hat imSS'I " n,icr and three
or four days later he was arrested by Iiusse ,,,
iiusscy told him II Woui Cos' nm III ., "e,
~ To get out oi me ScrhP'' nH' ne "''''' w.
him out OF trouble then 'or ": , -, . ,o,.
The witness said ne adNl'cc Sp'Iihhn npt h,tv 20. ~
anything. because there had been no saihpm's III
the place -
Q..Ncr" You "a witness IN me Gs.s,ors ia.
] told HuSscN IN the 'oui' OF Hl,''I'a 49,, 10
"ause cacd a policeman such a name
. the pdip'' coi'''0'''' ~
'''N - -,.. -.e-
~ VI
John W. Goodwin, who formerly was f""h'S-
man at the Oak-st ponce Stau''' ""S 'n' ~
witness TO Mr.. Con the "i'h'Ss S''i IT. was
forced 10 resign from m" orc, .,... 80, 10
VIZ you , I' .,,.J - rr.ten2 N-Gn August
b. lSSa Vas told report for duty. ! had been
on sick cave. ana my WIZ Wa h", ~ No, -,
h a." ror II ask.I me- how fet and
told him / would Tx to remain on sick leave
a day or two longer. / had dog IN P"arI-st
and ! droN" with my WIZ" 10 KEY th' ''- ~ w.,
place. which vas near IN" 'ak-si S'atl"h. i"
turning around the buggy was upset ana my WI"
and J thrown out Ny MI" was NUM- -
rousy. and some men carried her INTO the ponce
station
When | followed her 10 the station SeFs an
Macan. who In charge there n VI" uIi''
accused a. hcing drunk. and ORDERED NJ 20 be
locked up Some OF the other policemen VINO "'r-
there refused to obey III" sergeant = "iH'I, pu,
by threatening to suspend on" man -" 'HNS'l VI"
70 be placed in cell My wife vas lying on me
lounge ut the station AZ the time. and Vas AFRAID
she might die Sergeant Matan came 10 ~" 81
sign my resignation. asked Why should 40
e" , mi iorkoI M nnt nornng and then send me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04

wine out the whole Infamous system wnlch Pr.
terts both the brutes and their protectors III inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04

Hussey sad to him while :hey were sitting almost
side by side in the court. ne answered that he said
"You blankety, blank blank. | will blow your
brains out. ] VIII XIII you. and | will shoot you
down like doG. You arc the one that caused all
this trouble. You and Ike Van Leer.
CHOSE are tho exact words" continued the wit
nes and nc repeated them several times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
vIGILANr DETECTIVES WERE THESE

More light upon the methods OF Policeman Hus-
sey was thrown 10y Of the witnesses who
examined AZ the afternoon session of the
committee. Morris Masch. manufacturer OF
cloaks at No. Eldridge-st. was first called 10
testify about a burglary which was committed at
his shop shortly before Christmas. Garments
valued at about $ccO stolen by the thieves.
who broke through a window In the night time.
The wife OF the Witness happened TO be a: a store
In Broome-st. on the day after the burglary, and
a man bring of the stolen cloaks to the
store and try to sell it, She sent for her husband.
who identified the cloak AS his property and had
the man arrested. A. the Delancey-st police sta
ton the prisoner questioned by Detectives
Shalvey and Hussey He said he had been ON
ployed 10 move some goods from No Elridge-st
TO No. 200 Delancoy-st early in the morning and
had received the cloak pay for his services The
detectives said they would 20 with the prisoner TO
No. 200 Delancey-st. and see If they could find the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
TESTIMONY AGAINST HCSsEY.

Martin ID. Braiicy. Samuel Marcus. young
law student and III. y Alexander. stenOgrapher
Of No II Pinc-st.. who happened to be present,
called to the witness stand, and each test-
fie1 substantially the same a5ou; the threat to XII
Pfcner which Huasey had made When Hussey
was recalled to say whether AL thes" people were
telli"s lies. his face pale. his eyes were blood
shot he was shaking Ike aspen. and. calling
for water. he began drink il AMI then 10 cry
All Re could say by way Of excuse was that he was
excited WAS under the doctors care. was the vic,
TIM Of fierce attacks by his wife and family. ana
didn't mean what he said. Then he was let CO. and
after a stateInen. by Nh Golf that ne did not he
leve anything that Iussev swore iInplicatiHS
Policeman Place IN any way In the Urchi;tal affair
4 from ! 90 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04

"Vantines Chocolate Annals. Peneeuy puN
and deIicously favored CONNECTIONS. 10 'apas
csc lacquer boxes, l0c. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-04
SOUGHT PROTECTION FROM THE POLICE

A WOMAN ~ MYSTERIES VISITS THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS OFFICE TO TELL HOW
HAS BEEN IIOINpED.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-12
TRUSTEE J. SALBs.

RI NlRTURE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
a trust, dated September End, 1873. and rc
Sev tS IN the clerks office Of the Hastings Court
page 2O, WHEREBY the Mechanics Cuba cornors
non conveyed the property herein after described
10 Tue Undersigned trustee, in trust TO secure
copper u Stone the payment of the some ofsi II -
evluenccd by certain negotiable note for Slii IL
nearing oatc, September IL, 1898 and PAYABLE In
tercc months after with interest Mt the rate M
oper cents per annum. (rhis note Is subject IN n
ctcolt OF S2O.O). which leaves Il balance dine NJ
Sl?i:l2 with tper cent interest pc, annum until
paidl Default having been made in the nav
ment or the said note OF Sl7I.l2 Qess tho credit,
ana being required 80 TO do by tho bcncaciaries
In said deed, will, ON FRIDAY, THE I2TI
DAY OF JANUARY, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. on
inc premises Gers Bottling Works, on First
avenue Nv n W, In the city OF Roanoke sell at pnb.
nc auction to the highest bidder the following
described property located in the house known
as cars Bottling Works aforesaid:
Two hundred and eight and three quarter wards
OF mating, yards of oil cloth, 10 window
shades; dozen light chairs. dozen oak chairs
round tables, bed springs, mattresses g. beds
square tables, ingram square, { SMYRNA rugs
l ounce chair, Ice box, pairs pillows pair
ooistcrs. VIZ yards or stair carpet, sidcboard 1
co1en chairs and large tables
IEnMS: Cash; from the cash Is to he first de-
uncted the cost OF sale, including trustees com
mission OF per cent. ~
$50, WM. LUNSFoRD,
las Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-12

At lecture in New York a popular
cookery teacher hesitated perceptibly
while debating tho recipe for her de-
hcious lobster Columbus.
II know may expect Il groan from
the bottom Of all your hearts, but real
ly the dish will be twice as fine if you
will only have the courage to add a
penknife's point of powdered asafetida.
1t smells horribly, know, but there is
nothing that gives such flavor to made
dishes.
do you ever use it on beefsteak, I"
asked pupil
Indeed do And ism t it delicious
I never dare to put it into my books,
but when I find an audience that can
appreciate it l always give them the
benefit Of my experience. You will find
asafetida in my recipe for catsup, for
women arc used to putting little messes
into catsup and pickles that they would
never think of putting into anything
directly for the table. 1 always give
those other recipes privately to those
who ask for them. boston Globe.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-12
TRUSTEES. SALES.
DY VIRTUE a DEED up TD

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EYE
- cuted to me on the 18th day OF Decembcr
iSSo, by d. d. Barbour. and duly recorded in III,
OF oct Ko office Of the Hus,ings Court Tor the city
M noanokc, Virginia, in trust to secure TO A
i nIsnShe Kanktn the payment OF one certain ne
~ Us'aole note, OF even date with said decd. for
iSS, sum o, $500 dated the 18th day of Decemher
r w. payable one year after date, which Iass
cnn,hsa note was renewed by note dated he
.S,n ar IL, lS,s, In like sum- payable one wear
navm aa,e,and default having been made In the
n;, he.n Oh the eaid last mentioned note AND hay
RsnI lie" required go to do by the said A. blanche
J J'aaW%H1iia' VIII ON MONDAY. THE pad nay az
ssio y, AM, 1871, AT IL O'CLOCK Nj orrcr 70,
front puoic auction to the highest bidder n,
Virginia. the courthouse for the city OF Roanoke,
the mach I;ne.naf interest In planning mill and
sitnatcd nnay cor Injected herewith and thcrein
and VIII near Moorman's road, between Fonrth
Virgin;a ; streets n. w, in the city of Roanoka
piaSinn Mfg, Ss1d property being known as the Ross
aEKMs: Cash as to enough to nav tho COS. =,
m,ssin I'M. trust, including trnstcc,s con y.
.h ,so" vi nvc per cent. and TO nav on and an
snaso tnc ssid note, with protest fecs tha-an,,
",EEun.lnS 10 SlO4 and interest from thc tStS AL
" peCemoer, ISo3 and az to the residne ~ on ay
" &c Inaue payable In two equal payments .. ny,
anu tweIvc months from the dafn or sato VI -, St1
eriocnced by negotiable notes. and TO be s W DC
upon tue property conveyed by deed Of fr useu
16tds d. Ii. MATSON,
Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-12
RYvIRTUE OF A DEED OF rRlsr nArpn

RfNIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
d ~ ne lst day Of January, 1890, and duly re-
fo ,h IN the clerks office OF the Hastings Court
page TO- whereby William Lunsford and Mamie
trnsce phs his WIFE conveyed to Henry Gibson
secure to the Roanoke CONSTRUCTION and I'M NJ
provcment Company, first, the payment OF tb.
W,, Hr Stmv,eVaenced by tho negotiable note OF
strnction and Improvement Company dated Jan.
erest is Ss PAYABLE three years after date with in
terest on said note being payable In semi.anI,uat
instruments; second to secure to the said Kos.
tbe construction and improvement Company
.nc payment OF the sum OF $780, evidenced by
thIec negotiable notes OF William Lunsford In
favor OF the Roanoke Construction and Improves
m men =, Company dated January /, lS90, for
S2S333 l-3 each, payable six twelve and eighteen
months from date with Interest ut the Citiycna
Bank, OF Roanoke, Va. and default having been
made In the payment OF the note OF $iIi0 and
oelng Instructed by the holder OF said note,
shall by authority vested in me as substitute
nam cd In the deed, oner for sale ut public aucticn
to the highest bidder, at IL O'Clock m in front ot
TmuRSpAY FEBRGSR S i 81 h s Sa s.r Van
lot or parcel OF land IN the city OF Roanoke. Va.
bounded and described rs follows to wit:
Beginning 5 feet from the northwest corner or
the lot upon when the Palace hotel Is situated on
Railroad avenue, thence south , degrees IA
minutes west 100 feet to lot No. 81, thence along
lot No. %, thence along same north degrees TX
minutes east 100 feet to Railroad avenue, thence
o'V"S S''" hNiiiohU avenue south 81 deyrees
minutes east 20 feet to the beginning, Containing
known rs lot No. IS in Fifth ward. according TO
the map OF Roanoke Land and Improvement
company; There is located on this lot three.
story brick store room.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
executing this trust, including trustees commits.
note OF i,74o.o0 with interest from August lat.
iS.S, to day OF sale, protest foe, sfe0, and
Insurance, $50 20, the residue, II any, upon
q credit OF one and two years from date.
with interest, deferred payments to be ss.
cured by deed OF trust upon said property.
~ tHENRY NJ DAN1EL,
ES tus Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-12
VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the 18TH day OF June, 1893, and recorded in
the clerks office of tho corporation court for Tho
cry or koanoke in decd book IS. page lI5, exc
cntcd by i. v. Bumgardncr to the undersigned
to secure to Thomas W. Miller, the payment of tho
sum of SS329 evidenced by three certain nc"n
iiablc notes or even date with said deed OF trust
drawn ny the said V. Bumgardncr ana nav
a . 10 Ihomns W. Miller in four, eight and
twelve mouths spcctively, from their dale in The
sum or S2I7.G3, S277 63 and $2T7 81, rcspcctiyelv
at the First National Bank, or Roanoke. md do '
fanlt having been made in the payment OF the
irst DUO OF said notes and ut the request OF The
holder thereof. | will ON FRIDAY, TIE g'riI
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1894, AT IL o'Ci0CK
NJ, In front OF the courthouse in the CITY of Ron
noke, Va, proceed to sell at public auction IN
the highest bidder, all those certain lots ar
parcels OF land lying in the city OF Roanoke.
Beginning nj the southeast corner or ORANGE
avenue and Thirteenth street, thence with
orange avenue south III degrees 1 minute ~
seconds east 2O2 feet to point, thence south IL
degrees q minutes 40 seconds west 210 feet to an
alley. thence with said alley north 10 degrees
minute ~ seconds west 202 feet to Thirteenth
street, thence with Thirteenth street north IL
degrees eS minutes 10 seconds east 2l0 feet To
beginning, and designated on Melrosc Land
Company's map rs lots Nos. 1, ,, 3 and 1 In sec
tiOl 20. " ''N
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as 10 enough To nav
the cost or executing this trust and to pay the
past due note and interest and as to tho sum of
S27,.63, with interest thereon from the 18th dny
or June, lS.3, on n credit until the 18th day ~
February lS'i, and as to the sum OF S277.6i, with
interest from the 18th day OF June, ISl3 on n
credit until the 18th day OF June 1891: and "a tn
the residue, II any there be, the same shall he
payable in two equal instruments, with interest
from day OF sale, in six and twelve months
respectively from day OF sale, deferred payments
10 he secured by deed OF trust on the nronertv
tus ROf Is. SMITH, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-12

They had been engaged only Is years,
but 1t seemed long time to her, and she
was growing restless
Darling" she said in gentlest accents.
our betrothal has been very sweet, has it
not?"
ut has, it has, indeed my own"
But it has been very long, don't you
Think"
Yes, it has been pretty middlin long -
he rejoincd.
II was thinking, dearest" she continued.
playing with his watch and casting down
her eyes, that our bctrothal is nearly old
enough to go out and work for its living.
Couldn't we have it learn trade, or get it
clerkship or put it out mt interest, or do
something with it so that we might realize
something on it? 1t has been hanging about
home so long, burning gas and coal, and
now it is nearly grown. 1t seems like a
Shame to have it doing nothing so long"
But, my love''-
And just think" she interrupted. sin
slX years more it will have vote. don't
care SO much about myself (raising hereyes),
but pa and ma are kicking like bay steers
What would you suggest"
We might get married"
That's so. l never thought of that.n
Ihey are going to.-Texas Siftings.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-12
Produce and nIerchana,se.

NEW York, Jan. IL -Flour very
quiet, about steady. Winter wheat,
low grades, 2@2.45; patents, 4O@3.65;
minnesota clear, 2.5O@2 90; patents.
$4,000 SO; low extras, 2@2 40; Southern
hour dull, steady; common TO fair extra,
2@3; good to choice do, 3.1O@4.20
Wheat quiet lower; No red, store and
elevator sc 4 @67Is; options 10 oderately
active, q lower; No. red, January,
ooSs; February, 67%; May, 7ON.
Corn dull, steady; No. 9, 4lSm4%;
elevator, 42S@42%; ungraded mixed
4l943; steamer mixed, AN; No. 2
WHITE 42%; options SO &c lower: Jam
uary' Az; February, AZ; May, AK.
oats dull, weak; January, 33ls; Feb.
ruary' 1879; May, 34}6; spot No. Q, 800
931; No. 2 white, 34@35A; mixed
western, 34@35; white do S5@4O Hay
moderate demand, steady; shipping,
$4,000; good to choice, sO@eo. Wool
steady, moderate demand; domestic
fleece, 2o@25; pulled, 16@25. Beef
quiet, steady; family, 11@13, extra
mess, 8 0O@S So
seer mans quiet, frmer at 16@l5 so;
tierced beef dull, city extra India mess,
1920. Cut meats quiet, firm; picked
oellles, TX; shoulders, 6@6H; hams,
9@9A; middles nominal. Lard quiet.
eaiser; Western. SOS; city, 8; futures
nominal; Refined quiet, continent, o; do
compound, 6A@65s. Pork quiet,
steady; mess 14.50@15 Butter quiet,
about steady, State dairy, 1904; do
creamery, 1923; Western dairy, 1880
IS; do creamery, 1s@25A; Elgin, ESQ
251. Cotton.seed oil firm; crude, 30;
yellow 35 Petroleum quiet, un-
changed. Rosin dull, unchanged. Tur-
pentine quiet, firm, 3oA@3l.
Rice steady, fairly active; domestic
far to extra, 34@5sl; Japan. 4@4K.
Molasses nominal. Peanuts quiet.
CoiIee dull, steady, unchanged to 10
points down; January, 10. O5@l7 1O;May,
lG1o; Septemb Der, IS 30@I5. IS; spot Rio
steady, quiet; No. z, 1917. Sugar, raw
dull, steady; fair refining, az; refined
steady, quiet; standard A. A 1-iG@44;
cut loaf, 13-l6@5; crushed, l3-l6@
5; graduated, 4 1-16@4as. Freights to
Liverpool quiet, strong; cotton, 5-3od !;
grain, 34d.