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, 1894-04-12
Aus oem Shulratb,
Die meme GehaItsIifte oneenommen. :
Qus5ahIuue DER 6ebdlter in Ghe9s. =
ueue SaupI1ne mo Deri9teoenes.

Sn Ser geitri9en SiBung 6es S1ulrot6S
tDurDe 3unGcblt Die bonn Ylennr>@omite
empfobIene neue @ebaltSLiite, pelbe ben
iitngeren 0%e6rertnnen 0ebaltsauf6eierunz
gen BON $25 bis $50 bringt, angenommen,
Sin Qntrag Der Trau SlOper, bic Mariz
mallGBe Der betreffenOen SeDrfrGfte gu erz
b06en, tpnrOe an oaS S9ulUertpaltungS>
Gomite 5uriidDeIpieien.
SAT- etnittmmtg an9enommen pur6e Der
8ori6lag beS ScAulratbSmitgliebeS 2inb7
blom, 6aB ben 2ebrern uno 2ebrerinnen
III 3utunft t6r @ebalt III 6orm zines
Gbeds 5u9eiteut nerbe. Sic betrefien6en
GbedS iollen bel ldmmtltcben 8anten Sablz
bar ieir, bie nit Ser Staot in @ci6dftsz
%Oerbinbun9 ite6en,
Sine Betttton DOn&ilr9ern aus Calumet
I'M gerlegung Der Galumet26 o6i6nle
no6 Waibin9ton 6ei9bts ipurbe al oas
@prnite fitr 6o9lbulen permtelen.
Srau @lla g. BOit iDur0e CUR t6otptLe6z
rerin Der Sumniticbule unD Sri. WfarD 6.
@recnleaf 3ur er1ten Qllitite1tin Der DR.
mourItr.@ S9ule ais gta6fOl9crin BON
Srdu Sort gepdDlt.
Terner tpurOe bic Gusi6reibung nob
Nngeboten fir Wttet6SrGume fir BEN Sbul7
ratb gernGB Dem 8cribte bet betrefienOcn
Spe5i0lcomiteS on9eorDuet.
Son Der GrDe6ung elmer Q~tnflage 9e9erl
6errn 9eder, Der %befanntlidb ben 0aupt>
Iebrer Der Scbule in 9taDcnslpoob tbGtlicb
mtBbanbelt bate, mir6 ab9eieben perben,
ba 0eder fir feline l1eberetlung 6errn
&lebt1g Qbbttte g~eleiitet bate.
8elcblo1ieu tpurbe, oBote3uitimmung 6es
Stabtrat6s 81 berGrriCbtun9 mcbrerer neuer
S6ulgebGlOe etngeDolt neroe, nGmlicb flr
etn neueS 0e6Guoe mil Is &laicn3immcrn
Su etnem $4,000 ni1t iiberltcigenoen &o7
itenpreiie an Waibburn Qlpe. unb EobeDitr.,
ein iol6es nit "a 3immern ouf bem@runb=
ftii6 ber 6offmannzS cbule, ein @e6Gube
bon je s Gdumen an Der G6e BON SHERIDAN
unb @arben Qlpe. unb an Set @de BON
T9omoS Ctr. unb Belmont Q(pe. gum
8reile bon $40, 900 bS. 1913, 600, 1omie Elm
2nbau nit s 3i1nmern an Der 6aiptbornez
S9ule gum 8reiie bon $50, 600.
NuBerbem purbe bei6lolieu, Die i6on
ldn9it alterSi6tpob geworbene Sranfz
ltnzS6ule nicber5ureiBcn un0 a.: tbrcr
SteQe Elm neueS, % 6dume entbolten6e8
@ebGu0e gum &o1tcnpunft BON $85, 900
auf5ufit6ren, lDmie Die Sontratte fiir ben
Qnbau an Der IbpmaS> Sbule gu Dcr9eben.
Ser 8oritc6cr oe8 ShuL3tpan95amteS,
S~ranflan0, bat nit elmer @ebalt8er0D6uug
bon 1925 auf $3.50 ben Ti1el Guperpilor
erbaIter. Bum 0tacbfolger beS Ocrrn So
belt ais Slrnlebrcr Der l6DOc Starter 6o6s
ibule mur6e Sobn 2t0litronO nit ctnem
Sa6resgebalt bon $1,000 ernennt.
, 1894-04-12
Gin S9te6boI5
Inter $4,000 8iirefdaft oem Grimmi1alee=
ridt iiberwieien.

@remplarti6 9tng beute &ic6ter 0ooleD
9egen etnen S6teBbOlO Dor. Sctape Ga
Sell alias S6aAett, lit Elm iebr 6eiBblis
tiger Sobn Der grande nation. 0ie 9ez
ringite &letnt9teit brin9t tbu aus benz
0GuS6en uno ic6neQ lit ct nit benz 0te>
DOIOer bel Oer 6anb. Sang DEFENDERS ietz
men 98trtb, Oft9ael Waber, nit Dem er 3u-
iamunen in SEQ. 35 W2illeritr. tpobnt, mac1t
er CUR s3teIi6etbe ietner Q~ln9riffe uno
MISUNDERSTANDING. Q(m 2. QlprtL begQ6 ftch
ga Sell in aller Stride mach Der I'M 0rttten
Stoftpert De8 %genannten 6auieS b~elegene
gBObnun9 Mta6erS, tpcdte 0ieien inter Sen
Sor9eben, Wtietbe be3aDlen 5u WoQen, ouf
nno ting ,t0um oQctn nit oteiem unO leiner
Sra1t, Streit at.
@ls Otaber i'm binauSipic5, 9olte ct
fetnen 9teDDlber aus Der Q8oDnung 6erbet
un6 begann, bic Sbir 3u Maoer's Q8o67
nun9 Deri6loiien ftn6enb, bielclbe Su be-
fcbieBen. Sine &ugcl orang 6urcb Sic
3bur nacb oer &lidc uno 6Gtte bort beinaDe
Sra1 0fa0er 9etroffen. Ser baS 6alS
paiitrenoe 8oli3iit Wtarti1> GDrreQ b0rte
Die S6teBeret rnh lief 0inauf. &aum
tpur6e Der tpi;tbenbe Ga 8ele ocS 8IaurodS
anii6tig, ais ct fem @eiboB 9egcn Dieien
rt6tete. @liidltcberipeiie macbte ct uur
GOcber in Ser Suit. Qlebnlicb crying eS
Sprrel, ais ct Bic S6ieBerei criptbcrte.
@nbltb gelang eS GprreQ, Ga 8eQc All
faiien un0 in !6aft 81 nebmel1. 9tichter
9oOleD itbertpieS i'm 0uf bic Nnflage 0es
Otorooeriu3s 9cgen Wfo6er unb GDrrcQ
1nter $4,000 8iirgl3aft benz Criminal
gert6t.
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Die Qusiteuun9s9ebduoe nod UT:
perfduft.

Die @ebGu0e Der Golumbiidbcn @elte
ouSitellun9 itnb INNER nocb @igentbum Der
SiibzB artcommiIjon. Sn Der 9eitri9en
StBung Der lebteren tpurbs 1tGmltD Der
&ertauf Der 0ebdube oil ben ct. 2ouiier
6. s. Garrett fiir D~erfalIeu erfldrt, aus
benz @runDe, neil Garrett bt5ber ni6t Die
&oufiumnte BON $4,000 erIegt bat, bic
bereitS am Samlta9, Den Z. Gpril fGuig
mar. OH Den ~9enannten Sage erbielt
Garrett einen Nufi3ub Oes 3ablun9Ster>
Minis bis 9eitern belDiutgt, bic 3ablung lit
aber a1c6 geitern nt6t etfolgt.
0es Weiteren bei6lDB Die Sib 8orfz
commiiiion fol9enbe 8er5eiierun9cn Mie@
berberiteuung be5 iiiblic6en 6abrpeg8 an
GarfieIO 8ouleDarb 3tpti6en StateftraBe
unD 0enlDortb Qlpe. beS9l. zines To6rz
iue95 al @arIielO 8OuleparO 3tpiid6en Morz
gan unb NiDlanb Qtbe 6eriteuung zines
Seitentpegs ar Der SU5iette Deielbcn
8OuIeOar0 8ipii6eu Qiblan6 unb 0eltern
NOe., zines Seitentpe9S an Ser Meitern
@Oe. SiDti6en Ser 39iten unb 47iten StraBe,
ieDic 2e9un9 ben Waiierr0bren an Gar
ftelO 8ouleparO BON Der State bis sur
9alte0ftraBe.
Gum 8oritBen6en Ser Sii0part6e60r6e
tpuroe @OmmtiiGr SOiepb 9onnersber9er
erpGblt.
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Rleine rIadrihten.

Die Sirma Sub, gtatban & Slider
mur0e Dor Hicbter &eriten ibulotg betun>
beu, IN flint 6Guen oa3 Sabrifgeleb itber1
treten gu baben, t~ponad Trauen nibt iiber
s Stunben arbeitel1 biirfen, uno fir icOen
Sal nm $40 b~eltraft.
= Ser 62ziG6rige Tranf Garser, 05O.
522 90. Is. StraBe, DcriuCbtc iih 9eitern
nit einem SdBlabtermeiier Die &eble 81
burbi9neiOen. 02an bradbte Tim nacb Dem
County 6olpital, no Die Qler3te letn
@luftommen be5peifelten. Gr beging Sic
Shat aus Summer iiber ben SOB ieiner
Srau.
= gtacb eirem bom 6 oIiSeizG6ef 8ren>
nan 9eitern erlaiienen 0cneralbefebl limb
Die biSbertgen BatrolzS er9eanten @atnor
un0 9tellon bon Ser Meit G9icogo Q(penuez
Station SIT 8otrolzB o"li3iiten 6e9ratirt
iDoroen. S6re SteQungen it16 nit ben
biSberigcn Boli5iiten SurS bon Bet 8eit
9tortb Q(benuezS Station utb 9ona6oe bon
Der 9tatplon StraBen<S Station auSgefaut
tpor0en.
= Corporations : Qtnnolt 9tuben5 bat
9eitern Die Sr6inonS fir bic 11mlDauOlung
bet Steuun9 be5 9ampffeiie >SnipectDrS
in eiten loGGrirten Soften ferti9geiteut.
9telel6e ipirb Dem Staotratb in ietner
ndbiten Sibung unterbrettet. Der Bis
bertge &eiielzSuipector Bidbant, Der in
ieiner office fat ME g~efunoen perben fam,
bat faum luSii6t, wieber crnarnt 5l
tperben.
= Die 8oli3iiten 1umader unb GonIeD
bon Der 9eSplaincSitr tt. >Statton OeretteItelt
9eitern Qbenb einen 8eriub Otm. Wtce
9ougle'5 nr1b 8rn. &e1D'S, in BEN yfo. 118
gS. WfaOtiouftr. 9elegenen 2abcn et15ubrez
chen. Sic ibauten Dem Greiben Ser bei7
ben Serle, ais bieie an ber S6iir icneS 2a7
bens gu arbeiten anfingen, aus iicbercm
Gertted cine @eile SIT unb nabmen Oann in
auer 0emiitbSru6e Die 8erbaftung bot.
9ti6ter 9ople p~erfit9te beutc iiber Nfc=
9ou9Ie unb &eup cine Strafe bon lie $50.
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3tnleu ........$3.67O, I67.O6

Grob Der felt Sem 8orja5r erfoloten
NnneGton bon gfortpooo 8orf un6 Go9ers
Barf, BON benen bic Sta6t iiber $1I,000
erbGIt, itnb Die @intinfte Ser 6taot 6ic5eS
SabreS I'M $685., 583,6 G. gerin8er ais i'm
Sabre Dorber.
, 1894-04-12

DIR d0t inpUrttrte Sobann SOff'f6e R aIss@rtraft if Sas seflmbe
SetrdHs fir 0eneisnos. f1~dbuebe Grauem. DNdmnr, fowie fur StmSsr
, 1894-04-12
Stdott1bes,
Wetterbertht.

Opttfer &letne, rs @ai6ington Ctr,
bericbtet fit Gbtca9o Die iol9enOen 8aro7
meter unO GDcrmometeritdrbe:
Inn 8 ubr MOrg. 81 @r., I'M 8 116r 80
Or, I'M 10 I0r 80 ST., nm II 11br 40
@r., I'M II 11Dr 80 @r. Barometer tano
I'M 8 u6r Ofor9. 29.16, IL l1br 29.30.
, 1894-04-12

9tbonnirt auf baS Qbenbblatt ser SGinots
Staats> 3eitung 8reiS / Sent.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
i facts they have not verified.
Real Estate Transfers,

The following real estate transactions
have been recorded, since our last report: ::
Charlotte Morgan to III. O.. Morgan and
wife-North thirty acres of the south
fifty acresso Of the north halt of the north
east quarter of section 20. township
north, range 3 east.
Estate of j.. e.. Carter to- J. L. and l., C.
Siller-LotS, s, G and II. Twenty fifth and
Twenty-sixth streets; $500.
Frances c. Myers to John Anderson
Lot 2. block P, Highland Park Tract.
Occidental Building and Loan Associa-
ton to Joseph Gray-W est 335 feet OF lot
2, \ and o, Seventh and Eighth streets.
Estate OF Zeimer Bros, insolyents, to
NJ. B. Horne.-West thirty feet of lot 3,
and the north twenty feet of lot 2, p and
O. Sixth and Seventh streets.
NJ. B. Horne to Anne H. Van Houson
Undivided half ofthe west thirty feet OF
lot 3, and the north twenty feet of lot 2,
2 and @, Sixth and Seventh streets;
81. 200.
Frances C. Myers to, a. t.. Carlson
Lot l, block 5. Highland Park Tract.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
interpreted

OUR evening contemporary declares
that under the decision of Judge Catlin
the. RECORD Z MON is as liable for libel
as was ii, because August Y. 1882. this
paper published the fact that the woman
in the Gilman case had sworn out COM
plant, the substance of which is given in
the item. There are some people who
are blind because they will not see. The
RECoRD-U MONS item does not fall
within the decision of Judge Catlin. 1t
gives fair and impartial report of court
proceeding, such as the law justifies and
encourages. There is broad distin ction
between shouldering the fight of another
and asserting the truth of libel, and pub
fishing the facts of a case such as the law
and common decency demand. News
paper men ought to know the difference
between news and assertion of the truth
of facts they have not verified.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
Crossing the Atlantic

Usually involves sea sickness. When the
waves play pitch and toss with you.
strong indeed must be the stomach that
can stand it without revolving. Tourists,
commercial travellers, yachtsmen, mari
Bitters.is the best remedy TOR the nausea
experienced in rough weather on the
water. Nervous and weakly travellers by
land often suffer from something akin to
this. and ind in the Bitterss lis surest
remedy. No disorder OF the stomach,
liver or. bowels is so obstinate that IL may
not be overcome by the prompt and
thorough remedy. Equally efficacious is
it for chilIs and fever, kidney and rheu-
matte trouble and nervousness. Emil
grants TO the frontier should provide
themselves with this fine medicinal safe
guard against thee eeffeetssof vieissitndes, of
climate, hardship. exposure and fatigue.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
LIBEL-soMEz MISCONCEPTIONS.


A large number of our contemporaries
are indulging in criticism at some length
upon the recent libel case decided by the
Superior Court of this county against our
local evening contemporary.
The fact that the press debates. such
decisions and the law Of libel is gratify-
ing, because out of such discussion will
come enlarged ideas of the law as It is. or
as il should be, and a better understands
ing all around of human rights as affected
by the law of libel.
But it is of first importance that in dis
cussing any particular case in which the
law has been applied the critics. should
have a perfectly clear understanding of
the issue. Upon a false premise a num-
Der of papers of the State have been criti-
eising Judge Catlin's decision adversely
and declaring that if he has properly ex-
pounded the law, then publisher is alb
ceedings in criminal or other cases had
under the law before magistrates or in
courts, except at risk of punishment
through the law of libel.
The Oakland Inquirer says:
We suppose that if this is good law the
principle extends much further. and that a
newspaper must publish reports ofnearly all
official proceedings at its own risk. = ;
10 be absolutely on the safe side, q asnexspaper
shouldnot print a word about a persons ar
rest or trial until the latter is concluded and
he has been convicted: this may notbe till
two or three years after his arrest, and during
all OF that time il is the theory OF the law, we
The record-union., 1894-03-30
NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the stockholders of the Northern Rail-
way Company, for the election of directors
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction
of such other business as may be brought be-
fore the meeting, will be held at the office of
the com pany, In the city of San Francisco, on
WEDNESDAY, April IL. 1894, between the
hours of 10 A. N. and p. NJ.
w. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco, March 26, 1894. mr2S-td
The record-union., 1894-03-30
A Isusiness Enilure.

Yesterday W. II. Sherburu, who a few
days since failed, in the restaurant busi-
ness, filed his petition in insolvency.
His debts amount tosS7 ,65S ii. Tile pIan-
cipal creditor is Mrs. c.. L. Fram. to
whom he. owes S5.20I 40. secured by d
mortgage on the east quarter of Lotto.
and X, Third and Fourth streets. His
other assets consist of the restaurant and
fixtures valued at s., ,000.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
AUCTION SALE
CR0WELL { LAMBERT. Auctioneers.

SELL FE1pA4 "a m MARCH iseadt soTh SO III
well-kept Furniture of i've rooms. consisting
Of Parler Chairs, Tables, Mirrors, Rattan
Rockers, Brussels Carpets, one Oak Bedroom
Set one Oak Extension Table six Oak High
back Dining Chairs, one Walnut Bedstead and
Mattress, Pictures, Curtains and Shades, one
Lounge, one Extra Bureau, one Kitchen Safe,
one Kitchen Cabinet, one Range and Fixtures,
Mating, Crockery and Glassware, and all
other articles contained in said residence. A
positive sale.
1T GROW ELL IL LAMBERT. AuctfoneerS.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
Hownrd Benevoient societr.

Yesterday the articles of incorporation
of the Howard Benevolent Association
of Sacramento were filed. The Directors
are: T.. L.. Atkinson, h. A. Burnett, q.
2. Curtis. C. II. Hubbard, L. L. Lewis
and John We'll.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
SPRING OPENING!

ELEGANT IMPORTED MILLINERY.
T. With the recurrence OF Easter and in an
ticfpation OF the same, Mrs. E. Katzenstein
takes pleasure in announcing that her Easter
Millinery Opening will take place on THURS
DAY and following days of this week. MISS
MAY MCGRuATH, long and favorably Known
in this branch of business, is connected with
this establishment and win be glad to see her
friends at the old stand. MRS. E. kATZEN-
STEIN, COS street, sacramento.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
MRS wTNsTOW,s soOTHINa

MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used over fifty years by millions of
mothers Tor their children while teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child softens
the gums allays pain, cures wind coiic regu-
lates the bowels and is the best remedy for
diarrhea whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists IN every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle
The record-union., 1894-03-30

Through which the human voice issues,
should never become rusty. To keep the
teeth forever tree from bl, mish, to render
their decay impossible. il is only necessary TO
use fragrant SOZODONT. 1t is anIiseptic and
supTemely wholesome.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
mr20-td w. M. THOMPSON. Secretary.
CALIFORNIA PACIfIC RAILROAD COMPANY

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
lN the stockholders of the California Pacific
Railroad Company, for the election OF di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action OF such other business as may be
the Office of the company, in the city of San
Francisco on WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL,
1894 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2
P. NJ. w. V. HUNTINGTON, secretary.
San Francisco, March 26, 1894. mr2S-td
The record-union., 1894-03-30
PATENT

TE YOU WANT YOUR PATENT NOVEL
i ties properly and successfully introduced
mad manipulated in all. parts OF the United
States. address THE. WESIERSs PATENT
NOVELTY AGENCY, S21.Market street, San
Francesca. 6pmr30ap2-4
The record-union., 1894-03-30
Hen, Gn-pnu.

U,HERE WILL BE A CONCERT AT CEN
L trail NJ. E. Church THIS friday EVEN
ING. Admission, 25c; children, 10c. 1T
HOMEMADE CAKE AND CANDY SALE
DY THE UNITARIAN WOMEN'S SOCI-
ID ETY. TOMORROW, afternoon and evening,
at Foresters' Hall. Sociable with whist, cake
and lemonade in the evening. Admission
tree. All welcome 1t
The record-union., 1894-03-30
DO;MESTICS
From the WALKER Bankrupt Stock.

TURKEY RED DAMASK, 80 inches
uides, bright colors. The quality
rupt price. ZsG yard Honest in
every thread. weave 81 nd dye.
HEAVY UNBLEACHED LOOM DAM
ASK, 81 inches wide, with colored
borden. A quality cons idered cheap
at25c a yard. The bankrupt price is
tee q yard
CHECK GLASS CLOTH TOWELING
1Ss inches widey excelient quality;
comes in blue and red check and
plaid; worth 15c. Sale price, 1OG
yard
The record-union., 1894-03-30
1tperiul 31utfrpa.

DIR. PAMELA NJ WEBSTER Homeo-
pathic Physician. Office, 1929 HI street.
The record-union., 1894-03-30
THE GATES OF PEARL,

DIR. WELDON, Dentist, has opened an Office
at SOC street
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-23
a Little Thing Like That.

81 saw n funny thing down in West Vir-
ginia not long ago" said the drummer.
flicking the ashes from his cigar OH his boot
heel. "a bride and groom were on a Gin
clnnati and Ohio train from Lexington,
ky., got Off for Il platform promenade
while the train was being madcup at Hunt
lngton, and after few minutes he put her
back on the car and went to the restaurant
for some fruit. AS he came into the car he
stopped for few minutes to speak to II
friend i'll the smoker, and when he came on
in to where he supposed his new wife was
he couldn't find her He looked every
where without success; then he begun TO 20
crazy.
where's my wife? Where's my wife?"
he shouted as he tore up and down the car,
and the conductor came hurriedly in to see
what the matter was. AS he was trying to
get n coherent answer from him an old fell
low said he had seen her get off the car aft
or the youngman had put her on at the last
station, and he guessed she was left. Then
the groom raved and tore his hair and de.
manded that the train go back after her.
10 this the conductor objected, and IA com
mittee of five married men waited OH the
groom.
WAS it your wife that was lefts" in
CURED the spokesman.
Yes, yes, and the train must 90 back for
her."
Hold on n minute, will your" said the
old spokesman testify. "How long have
you been marricd?"
"A week only, and the train must go back
after her." he moaned as he rocked himself
to and fro
We'll, guess notr' said the old fellow
emphntically. when you've been married
as long as we have, you won't want to be
lnconveniencing trainload of passengers
for little thing like leaving your wife be.
hind" and the groom had to 90 on to the
next station and wait for his bride.-De.
troit Free Press.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-23
TRUSTEES SALES,

ne:IBE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
hor ISL npst executed on the 10th day OF Noycm.
~ by a. l.. Fuqua to the undersigned and
E oMr,e IN the clerks Office OF tho WustInys
ns"e 49, g: .no city CT Roanoke. In deed Cook 81
pnse TO- 70 secure to A. q. Pendlcton three in
@ bearing negotiable notes bearing even date
VIII salu uced Tor the sum OF $TO5 each anfS my
az .u one, TWO and three years from date and
G G having been made In the payment or tho
nrss OF the said notes, and at tho resuest 0f tho
10 10 ~ ~ DAa OF FEBRUARY, 1924, AT O'Clock
u. nI, IN 'front.' OF the courthouse in the CITY M
nonnoke. va, proceed 20 sell Mt public auction
10 INC highest bidder that certain lot of land.
WIN s.Ioom residence thereon, lying in the civ
lows: " anu "escrioeu rs ioi-
DeginnDg at point on the south side of Ninth
v,,i .. W. SO Feet cast OF Grove street. thence
,n Win avenue In al casterly direction II,
Tot ~ poiht, hence In sOutheriy direction 1870
with said a aey 5hence in westerly direction
nGiaheriy direction 100 feet to the place of begin
III anu Known as lot No 9, section l5 ON tho
uiinp Oh the Lewis addition to the CITY or Roam
or n, winch map is on file in The clerks ofiice
Va "e I! rh,ussihgr Court OF the city of Roanoke
favor OF the Old Dominion Buildins and Loan
nntha estimated at about $500, PAYABLE in
iii nv instruments OF SIT each
c,tni , cash enough to pay the costs OF exc.
ner nat th,s trust, including com mission OF
per er cent to the trustee, and to nav the mote ~
Guy. with interest and costs of protest mast dpo
anu on credit for sum sufic cnt TO nav tSs
S S tWo notes OF S705 each, with interest the
a. o. ittallng duc on the 10th OF November 1Saa
nn I Iu,. otnei railing due on the 10th of Noyem
Ss nav fT r. anu tne residue II any, such terms
=, may DC announced on the day OF sale de-
IerIed payments to be secured by decd OF trns on
said property. WIN g. PENnf Eru iMst Oh
Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The course of
the market at the opening OF the stock
exchange to-day was disappointment
to tho bulls who were looking for higher
prices on tho heavy subscriptions to the
new Government loan and last weeks
enormous gain in the bank reserve. Lon.
don did not respond to SATURDAYS rise
in the local market and, in fact, cables
we're lower all round. The weakness
abroad was due to the drop in silver and
the fear OF complications growing out of
the Indian councils ction of last week
The foreigners sold Louisville and
Nashville, Union Pacific, Atchi.o on and
st. Paul.
This together with break in Ameri
can Sugar from S9S to sOH for the
common and from s5% to s3H for the
preferred upset calculations for time.
When the pressure against Sugar was
lifted and the London selling abated
the whole list started up and a sharp
rise ensued. Sugar was sold at the
start on theory that Congress- would
impose an additional tax on raw sugar
and not make corresponding iucre ase
In the duty on refined as we'll as ON the
Philadelphia litigation now progressing
and the reduction of Lie to n cents
per pound in the price of refined sugar
made public by the company to-day.
The general list as intim ated, soon cut
away from American Sugar and ad-
vanced sharply, the Changers showing
the greatest strength, ST. Paul moved
up TO 6oX, Northwest to 104x, Rock
Island to es% and Burlington and
Quincy to 77H.
The December statement of the North
IN hat y L.
month was considerable below previous
estimates made by stock exchange
operators, had good effect on tho
stock and incidentally on the other
grangers. Other strong stocks were
New England, Chicago Gas and the
Vanderbilts. The debate in Congress
over the sugar schedule bad tend
ency to check business at the board
during tho afternoon, and also led to
slightly lower range of prices owing
to sales by holders who were disposed
to take the worst possible view of Con-
Rressional action in the matter. When
Sugar rallied to SIX in the last hour
OF business the whole market improved
and left OF tolerably firm. Net changes
for the day show gains Of Il to per
cent. for Louisville and Nashville. Mis-
siouri Pacific, Reading and Union
Pacific, which lost Is to q per cent.
Sugar is down q and the preferred ~
per cent. Total sales were $4,000
shares. Railway and miscellaneous
bonds were higher.
Money on call is easy at l per cent;
last loan at and closing at /. Prime
mercantile paper, 4@41 per cent. Bar
silver, 66A. Mexican dollars, 53X.
Sterling exchange is firm with actual
business in bankers bills at ASSOC
4s5H for sixty days and 4s6%@4S7 for
demand; posted rates, 4s5 u @4s7M. Com.
mercial bills, 4S4A@4s41 for sixty
days and 4s6@4s6A for demand. Gov
eminent bonds firm. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong. Silver at the
board was neglected.