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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONSTABLE.

/ hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office OF Constable, Mt the ensuing election and
ing myself to the faithful discharge OF the du ties
of the Office il elected A. L. pow ELL,
226tc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-27
FROM ALL AROUND The CITY.
Current Local Events of the Day
Briefly Told.

Bits OF Facts and Gossip Gathered on the
streets by Times Reporters-Point
Political. Social and General Happen
Ing Yesterday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-27
Chorus viii Meet In the berkeley Bald

The chorus for the Roanoke Machine
Works Band concert will hold their
rehearsal tonight in the rooms of the
Young Mems Institute, on account of
the entertainment to be given at the
old Opera House. The orchestra will
be present and full attendance is
requested
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FOR BENT.

EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE FUR
A nished front room, 3s3 Camnbell
avenue. 2 go St
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FOR SALE

HAVING A LARGE SUP
PLY OF OLD PAPERS ON
HAND WE WILL FOR THE
NEXT WEEK SELL SAME
FOR 10 GENTS PER 100.
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To Attend the Co Inference,
Rev. and Mrs. 8. L. Rice will leave
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-27

The sunday-school Union Meeting Post
pOned.
Owing to the snow storm Sunday the
meeting OF the Baptist Sunday school
Union, which was to have occurred at
the Calvary Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon, was postponed until next
sunday afternoon, when the same pro-
gramme, as was published in THE TINES,
will be carried out.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
TRANSi TLANTIC IRA TELIERN.

Among the passengers arriving here yesterday Oh
The White Star steamer Majestic. from Liverpool.
were Chief Justice and Mrs Andrews Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Sinclair Armstrong William e. Whitney. Miss
Whitney. the Marchoness Ta,leyranl-Per.gorl. Mr..
and Mrs &. r. Pulls fer. DR. and Mrs. A. Bray IN
Bal Mr.. ana Mrs. Gilbert Beith. Mr.. and Mrs
William Butler Duncan. j. c. Beresford Mrs. Jeifer-
son CodGngton. Miss Coddns on. y. H. Forward.
Miss Forward. Mr.. and Mrs II. p Dyer. A.essan-
dro Fabbr. Mrs. II. Winthrop. Miss A. T. Winthrop,
T. Meurca Mrs. w. i. Fay. the Prince and Princess
Ruspo. Dr. D. B. ST John Roosa. the Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. ReneH Thomas. Don Giovanni D.. Dr2gO.
Mr. Mrs. W. S;orgs Wells, Dr. ana Ars y. H..
WycOff, c. T.. Wellesley. Or. w. Nj. POLK. Mrs.
Elliott F. Shepard, Mss Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ Sptzer. +. A. Kursheedt Or. j. +. curtis. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Bancroft DAVIS. Nlr. and Mrs. T. H.
Griffin Ju.es A. Demorsst ami NJ. ana Mrs. c. I.
Clark
Among the passengers sailing to-day the Ham
burg-American steamer Normannia. for Hamburg.
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carrlng;on Avery George c
Brooks W. Bron3sted, George Glib; ., ~. and Mrs.
w Dolas Goodwin. Baron Won kette.er. Mr. and
Mrs James Robertson. nr. J. II. Spaulding. :. x.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
" FirOR or MRS cOGHLAN.

Kuehne Bcveridge Coghlan's suit for absolute Ill
vorce against Charles e. Coghan. the actor. has re-
suited IN a report In her favor. The referee. Id
ward Jaco obs. appointed 20 take the testimony. SUB
mitted his report yesterday To Judge McAiarn. at
Special Term OF tn Superior Court. The Judge
has not signed the decree. not Yet having read the
papers. After the report was submitted. motion
II made by Mr.. Van Schdicf. Of Van Schdick &
Cantor. counse! for the plaintiff. To have the test
mony ana other papers put under the seal of the
Court
with indignant emphasis. II refuse 10 be made thr
mcdum OF keeping hid any uiyorce scandal
dOnt care VINO ine parties are.
Mrs Coghlan's complaint made the
statutory SiOunds. Louise Thorn being named ~ CO.
respondent.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
,r THE holiness CONTENTION.

Many DELEGATES AT THE MEETING IN EAST
,o,ry SECOND ADDRESSES By THE REV.
-, LEVY. COLONEL HADLEY AND OTHERS
,.,wsen LOO and 100 people attended yester.
- services OF the Holiness Convention which
70" ,,- held this week under the auspices OF St
nr,holomews Mission at its parish house. Nos 2O5
"a or- East Forty-second-st. The Rev. Dr. Levy
o. philadelphia. conducted the morning service at
I'm and delivered short sermon. At the end Of
'.,s service vocal solos sung by Mrs. Krees
> p.,,ecost love feast. conducted by Colonel Sam
-, u Hadiey. of the Cremorne Mission. and the
w., DR. Benjamin Adams. of Greenwich, Conn.,
"onsd the afternoon programme at 30 O'Clock
,onel Iiadey told the story OF his conversion and
,ncr converts testified
rha o'clock session was introduced by the sing
,r Of number of plantation melodies by the
r.sole quartet OF New Orleans. "Sanctlhcation"
ss the subject of the Rev Dr. Coles discourse.
wi John Henry Murray. superint ntcndent of Bethany
eusson devoted some time TO an explanation or
..a,io,ls passages of the Bible. The singing ev-
aanpelst' Grant c. Tuer sang The Od-Time Re-
From : 80 until T. IN. a song service was held at
ubch Professor Hayden performed several pieces
an the new orchestral organ. 4 number OF ST..
Bartholomew converts related then experiences.
and the days programme was ended with al
dress hy the Rev. Joseph Smith. Of Newcastle.
Ind
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
AMERICANS STATING " LONDON
Americans registered at English hotels for

Americans registered at English hotels for the
week ending September i9 were:
Adelphi Hotel. Liverpool Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
skinner. Chicago Mr. and Mrs l.. .. Bemis BOs
ton, Mr. and Mrs A. T.; M!lliken, Boston: Mr. and
Mrs. w. Il. Whaley Charleston; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Roberts. MIR and Mrs. II. g. Hubert Mr.. ard
Mrs. A. +: Hogan. New-York and Mrs. and Miss
ReiChner. Philadelphia.
Hotel Metropolc. London. J. l.. Coolidge. William
Farnsworth Boston; ii. II. HOLSTER. II. W. Needer.
i. A. Nsner. Dr. j NJ Schlcy. New-Yo"k; W. W.
Thomas. Portland, and VILLAIN II. Wallace. Brook
lyn.
Savoy Hotel London. ex-Postmaster-General
Thomas H. James, Congressman w l.. Wilson.
General { ID. F'lagS Judge DttenhOefer and fam
ily J. Straus. l.. "ormser II. G. Fahnestock and
family, New-York
Langham Hotel. London. J. +. Caldwell. \. H.
keloSg. Mrs. W. b. Burr and family. Philadel-
phia; Nj and Mrs Parker Mann Or and Mrs
Il. L. Copeland, Boston. Mrs. {. l.. Wetheroae and
daughter q. W. Clark, j. AtherStOn, New York.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
WILL or MES MlRfiNO j.. SOCBEkBEILLE

WILL or MIS-. MlRIANO j.. SOCBEkBEILLE.
The viii Of Maria Louise Souberbei.le. who died
on May IA last in London England. was fled yes
terday in the SurroCates court. The affidavit says
that the American estate Is valued at s5o,GJ0 There
are also French and English estates equally as
valuable but they have been devised and bequeathed
by separate wills and are not interfered with. nor
subject to the will filed to-day. The French VIII
has been destroyed il Is said. and the English VIII
does not affect any OF the American bequests. The
testa;or the daughter OF Horace Francis Clark,
this city, ana she has provided Tor tne perpetua-
ton OF her fathers name D. besiowing upon Nn.-
Jams College 5000 to found the Horace Francis
C4ark schOlsrship. Mrs. Souberbel..e makes various
personal b-Guests ANA leaves u her husband Mari
ano Edward SouDerhec. 10000. provided he pays
the bequtrts enumerated in the Will 10 Edlth Louise
Collins. daughter by former marriage, S2oe" ne
ing her legal half OF the estate at CrOlssN seine et
Disc France provided she agrees 10 resign all legal
Gains against the estate. II she contests thr VIII
the Deques revoked and is 10 rever; 10 the nus
band OF the residue of the estate $1,000 Is gwen u
the decedents husband for ten years. and the Da;
ance is to be equally divided among the husband.
the daughter and a cousin. Mary Willard.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
PLEPIRING FOR AN OFFICIAL TRIAL

Work the Maine. al the Navy Yard. is
,n preparation for the of,ica. tra. Of the engines.
which. IL is thought, may take pace next week.
The Maine has had highly successful preliminary
tra. bu; the contractors want TO give her another
grooming preparatory to the ofiica, trla An officer
temporarily attached to the Maine who seen
yesterday was enthusiastic in his remarks about
the ship. she is Il magnificent ship" he said. she
wi. make a very efficient battle ship. We did not
have much sea in pre- mnary trial. bu: from ali,
appearance she Is remarkably steady ship; her
netacenre is .ow. She is comfortable foI Officer
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

! WILL PAY 81 for permanent position,
clshier. timekeeper. tlchct chopper.
wdtc hman. any Thing - pay about sl- a
week; best references. NJ. H.. 100 East
ifth-st.
THE RIGHT MAN WANTED.
\ large non srCtaTIan Christian insi!-
tutc Of brooklyn wants an experienced
man to solicit for it, financial support. hr
must he middlc-agcd. 90 Pepi appearance
and address. good salary Go Successful
man answer. giving references and rNf'"-
rience: bond rcqaued. Address NJ. a..
care Tribune Office.
WANTED TO BY for spot cash. any
Kind - merchandise. city or country.
boots. shoes drygopds AMI clothing tdll
o~ address ALDERMAN 3@p Church st.
New York or Box 81. C1ngers. y. y.
Si.Vo TO s3ouO SPECIAL CAPITAL
wanted. s.. uri,y f1r d0ali- amount ard
larIe profit viii h- gwen Address or
Iv!ri NIFTY. r. y = Tribune pnlor.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

and men; her sorerooms are good, and her lighting
sSstein Is going TO he exce.ent when II Is put IN
think we developed more than the horse power
required by contract yesterday: bui don't know
dny'ning about II. She Is swift snip for her cass
and and these ships which not built to make quick
.,me .t,me Keep up to the standard much better than
the swift ones The New-York can make
!~enty-one knots, bu: she has TO be pushed awful:y
10 DO H. while this ship vii probably keep up TO
an average of sixteen knots easily. I think that
al one time yesterday the ship ma lie nearly eighteen
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
C1LLIyG ~ STATE OFTYCI4L'S PASS

Topeka. Kan. Sept. G-Gen"ral Manager j. J.
Frey yesterday afternoon issued order calling
In the pass Of Attorney General John +. Little
the 81. Louis and san Francisco road part Of the
Santa Fe system Yesterday the pass used
between Wichita aad Cherryvale. but inquiry re-
VeA!ed the fact thst the Attorney General not
In that par of the State Mr.. Little adm,s taat
he turned his pass to Judge FoDie.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
sgCPET4Rr CARLISLE AT THE NAvr YARD

Secretary Carlisle visited the Navy Yard yes;er-
day with MS wife and some friends. His visit
unanuouncei and therefore the Navy Yard officers
could not receive him with the parade Of marines
ami other ceremonies that provided by the
regulations. Secretary Caris.e went board the
flagship New-York, and after visiting other ships
In the yard @ent away on a lighthouse tender =
sa.uie Of seventeen guns being fired as he went
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
Di{ESSM KING.

A.-AETISTlC DRESSES made from s.
tailJr made. also hall. evening. wedding
reception. dinner and Stage dresses. ~ ana
work guaranteed. also drcssmak~rs cont
out by day. fail styles no~ ready Ion
Don AND PARIS DEEsSMAklNG co.
~ East 2Oth-st.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKtAG: imported
faH fashions, ho'"i orders at sh'f, n.-
Zee. goods purchased II desired. mudrrair
priecf Nj. MELROY. - East lith-
ST. between Broadway and University
flac-.
COMPETENT DRESsMAKEH wants work
hy day. cuts by sNstem. - per day NJ
STANDBY. i0G West Syi-si.
COUTURIEEE FRANCHISE slime. An
derson. late with Stem BIS. ladies own
material made up, ef"niug dinner hHli
and street costumes rcmYiellcd. exclusive
styles. elegant work; mod rate prices. los
VEST l'th-st. Cut this out.
DRESsMAKER BY French dre--msk.~.
highly recommended. hy day Of We-H IN
private f1miiles Is perfect litter. giant
STYLES. terms mos rate. Nine. MiKlAI.
~ West "Tth-s,.
DRESSMAKER. thoroughly competent ant
experienced formerly with H. Altman A.
Co. VIII make engarrrcnts for autumn.
5. ,tI dly. uIgn-st references Adde'S
DRESS MAX EE. - West i''h-s'.
DKEsSMAKEE would l.i.c % fcw more N
gagemenis hy ihe day II - goo cards.
Address NJ 4 T.. 30 ia inth-st
DREssMAKEK ~ an c,p'ri,nccI inter
and artistic uimm'r moi" engagements
in private famuirs. VIII remodel. hlgl~st
refer,1c~. T.. - Nih ase.
DREssMAKER- -Iy the day or at home
good litter. terms lew. Address bRES@-
MAKER. ~ Iallsade-ave. Jersey city.
DREssMAKER wants few more Gus
TONERS al home. suits from 50 up. II
FOX. 3l2 West sDth-st. near Rivers .ie
Drive.
FALL ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. i'm
ported fashions. hotel orders - stor,
notice. goods purchased II desired. m1d-I-
ate prices. Mrs MELROY. ~ Eas' iith-
Place
NINE. r. AHTOlNETTE. 229 West i24;h.
sf.-Wlnf"r styles for ttfc.t. tailor mae
ana evening gowns. latest des gns. mpirr-
ate price.
NILE. BArGNoN. robes - man,caua. -
East ilsf ~. r0ru-r Madlq1u-ave. l'nrlr
costumes. evening dr~sT~s VIII be- F-.d ct
no regard 90 cost. also French satin cor
sc's reduced from :lO g. 81. ladies own
material made at Aoit notice. price rer-
sonable
MILLER & FENDER. drc,smakers. u 2le
West .9th-st are prepared 10 take tr-
ders for far and wirier costumes. 1T ana
nrmh guaranteed.
STYLISH PREssMAKER. chndren's and
misses. wishes Engagements fo- autumn.
first class families: city or country high
est references. ADVERTISER. 1876 East
S7'h-st.
SEAL GARMENTS redycd and altered into
fashionable caprs and Eion Jackets. Mrs.
BARKER, iI6 West 39ih-si.. near Broad
way, late with Gunther's Sons. jth-ayc.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER. highest ref
ercnces. desires engagements by day or
week In or out of city. Address Miss
T.. Box 800. Tribune Uptown Office. 1872
BrOadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

Maynard Mrs j. II. McPike. Alexander Mcdonald.
United states Mns;sr to Persia Mrs Rsley paTnsf: ns:
Reese the Rev Dr. Roh..ng Wi.iam f. Tay.or,
Mrs p j. White. + l. Neldermeyer and Villain H.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

At LOWEST PRICES ~ NEW YOIK''
Trunks. travelling bags. Valises. lai es
handbags pocketbnoks. dressing cases.
music rolls dress suit cases sole lfaiher
trunks. hat boxes al the rel abb h0us" an
factory Of CHANLES SCHWARTZ. ~
FOurth-ave. near 3h-st.
GENTLEMAN Wishing - disposr Of their
left-oN clothing ~ far value VII please
call or address EDWARD MILLER. O,
G,h-ave.. near Waverlcy Place.
ID. ARNOLD LIZ VALLEY. Interior deco
rations and painting. French. English
and American wall papers als Madison
ave, cor. 42d-st. under Hotel Wellington
LADIES The Byron Roach Trap H. war
raniel 70 catch them all. c'eanly srd ef-
fectiVe: sent by mail FOR 3Oc. BYRON. III
East 23d-s'
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
HELP WANTED.

Mnle.
If Vol WANT WORK or business. buy
good corfecs Wholesale cheap. and sell
f. X. G. DERINGEE. Postonice. New
York. y. y.
TWO NURSES. Apply on board flagship
New-York. Navy Yard
WANTED as tutor and companion 10
boy of II. during hours Of 10 . y. IN. !;
n competent college student or post HfHtl-
ate: able 10 instruct In athletic sports;
sta,e age. city references and salary. q.
H. r. Box II. Tribune.
WANTED 10 take charge OF department
I'm Pennsylvania or ohio AL experienced
advertising or Insurance solicitor and sdlef-
man who is thorough gentleman and ca
pable Of transnctinE business Syith our
hlghest class OF business men and institu-
tIons; 10 such II man a place Will BE- given
Of trust and profit Call on or address
ADAMS & co. * Duane-st
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
HELP WANTED.

Femuyr.
WANTED A young woman OF refinement.
not under twenty-five. 10 take exclusive
charge of three children. youngest four
years. oldest nine. must be gualined TO
leach eldest child; best Of references re-
quired w c. ESTES. ~ John-s'.
WANTED-O or before October LIST. lady
expecting 10 study stenography VIII be
,aught In Office II Ian Reporter, VIII as
sure her positiJr Upon completion. %
Worll building.
.DyERrIsEMENTS AND sUBscRIP.
TIoNs FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
UNE WILL br RECEIVED AT THE
UpTOwN OFFICE. No. i.2i2 Broafway
VEpTIsF:NENTS at the following Branch
ofiees. 25i Elghth-ave.. go Third:aye..
corner Foriy-seventb.s 81. lao East Forty.
seventh-si corner Thnd-aye' ip Eas'
jo5fh-st.. near Third-ave .12C Third-ave.
near Sixty -frsi-st.: .70s Eirsi-ave 100
West Forty second-st: i92 Coiuinbus'A'
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ELEGANT 9 STORY. decorated house.
West End-ave.. full depth lot: $1,000
STEVENS. Columbus-aVe.. cor. ?3dst
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth- st
Substantial. artistic. detached house, low
price send for circular. ATLAS IN
PROVEMENT CO. i Broadway
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

QUICK SALE.-Dargain. Kensngton T
cart; Bradley blackboard. oak finish. and
Goodrich dog cart. ali as good new ::
can be seen In Brooklyn. Apply j. T..
MORSE. 239 Broadway.
WANTED. Horses to board on farm. best
of attention and feed for moderate
charge. city references given. Apply for
rates 10 Il. 4. WILSON. Som"rVilc j.
WANTED :, oond-hand top milk wagon
IN good order. Address. stating lowest
cash price. REAL ESTATE. 342S 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

SINGLE FLAT Of nine rooms: steam
heated all improvements; near l. sta
ton. rrnt. s55 per month. Inquire Of the
owner. I42 Wes. l63c-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

AN EXPERIENCED MARRIED MAN
wishes charge OF a gentleman place; can
take care Of horses. cows, fowls. etc. good
coachman: able to carry out any Improve
ments. English middleaged: no children !;
good references. Address GIBSON, Ia
HOyt-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
FLATS TO LET-Uuturnishcd.

A-TO LET-In the Daihousie. 40 20 ~
West 59.h-st. fronting Central Park.
very Choic~ apartments. IL and 10 rooms
each, hodE@ absolutely hreproof and wth-
out superior as a home for families
Please apply TO the janitor.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

MAD!SON-AVE. 1927. opposite PARK
Two large connecting rooms. furnished ~
unfurnished. with board. also back par
lor and smaller room: private house,
American family.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET.-Fully furnished. four story
browns,one house No. i43 West 1jth-st. :
possession at once. Apply on premises or
owner al II Sfh-aNe.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
uysINEss CHANCES.


,vvrDIATE LOANS made on furni-
,ure IN use. no removal. iDconvenitnc" oT
pubIlcity: also on storage iecelpts. ~"
dress r.. T.. 0. Box ia. Brooklyn.
ACTIVE SERVICES with 5000 70 ,ah, vi,
crease speciality plant VIII secu'e aeh's
interest netting 5000 surely; no nrsDS' rsp,SS'
no it.ks; large pronts;
22g Broadway. Room ~. .------
'.ssocrATE WANTED In long estab,
i'sSed thoroughly equipped business Oh
far-reaching Importance; a man oi ana S1i,i,
liberal ideas. capable OF nego,ia,lhss q. "srn en-
capitalists and prepared to devote ,Dndsrstc nl. ate
investment OF secondary importance; PSI
lively no Information unless hfs..,Isss gss'
commercial references accompany nsssss ans~
an unusual opportunity ,, ior pa,s "a engage in
a strictly legitimate business. h'H 3D.
Tribune Once.
FOP SAIE-Party compelled 10 reaii1'
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

EXCEPTIONALLY PLEASANT second
story rooms. connecting OF separate. su-
pcrior table service: references. ~ West
ioth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

BUTLER, &c.--By a colored man as but
Ter and caterer In private family; spare
no pains to please employer good iefet
West 21th-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BACHELOR l3J) To travel wiih smail
family or single person, speaks an
translate French. English. Italian ana
Spanish. u. HARE. Ss' West 2ith-st.
RrTLER.-By a married Frenchman. aged
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

BUTLER Thoroughly eNper fenced. sober
and trustworthy Engishman. aged 33.
long references. where paIlDrmald or sec
ori-man is kept. T. l.. ~ Ravlne-aye.
IOnkcrs, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

JANITOR-By man and wife. with girl.
\ years old. one or more Hats. German
American: unde stands RYDER pumps, small
repairs: references. COOPER, ! .&J6 3l-aye.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27

FOR sALE.-Party compelled to realize
Immediately offers limited am2uh, ,n, IN
10 per cent profit. Address BAHOAiH'
Box y, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LAWYER. experienced. solici,s care OF es-
tate matters. RELIABLE. J.. O. Box
3O3.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
BOARD WANTED,

GENTLEMAN wants small room ana
board In refined private iaihiy. "n n..,,' VIZ
references desired. BOARD. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
.----------~-~-,-.----. - - --.--
Male.

GARDENER and FARMER.-By an intel
ligent married Enslishmsn. age 30; uh, h.
dsrstands the management of worHinen. 'ns
care OF horses COWS poultry;'can DO All
The care OF lawn. roads. some flowers: bes
of references; will accept steady place a
moderate wages: distance no object. 40
dress Il. W. l42 Thames-st., Newport
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country

RIVERSIDE ON N-SOCND.-Attractive cot
tage residence: convenences stable. sev-
eral acres. fruit. shade. near depot. IS 800.
ATWATER 20 Liberty-st.
ST. 5oo.-NEAR STATION. Orange. \. J..
new modern desirably located dwelling:
every convenience, easy terms EDW. l..
HAMILTON & CO.. 90 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-27
20 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

DESK ROOM to let In a pleasant quiet
Office. nod'.a,s rates. ~ Bible House
one fight ID. J. COLMAN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-04-21
CONSCIENCE GAVE HER NO REST.
An Illinois Woman who Has Confessed to
BlacLmail

LITCHTIELD, April 1l.-Ten years ago
Robert and Martha Stout, husband and
wife, Were accused of committing a crimi-
nal assault upon the person of Amanda
Lock. The grand jury of this county
found true bill against them. The case
was tried before Judge Phillips, now a
member of the supreme court bench.
The evidence was to the effect that Mrs.
Stout helped to hold Mrs. Lock while
Stout committed the outrage. Stout es-
capped from the officers and was not found,
but Mrs Stout was tried and found guilty
and sentenced to two years imprisonment
III the pcnitentiary.
Judge Philips set aside the verdict and
ordered new trial. The second trinl re-
suited in acquittal. This was ten years ago.
Mrs. Lock, who lives in Hilisboro, has gone
to the attorney for the defendants and con-
fessed that her suit was brought for black
mail; that she had never been assaulted,
and that during the last decade she had
lived in terrible mental misery, the result
of n stinging conscience. She says that
she has made her peace with her God, and
that she has tried for ten years 20 bring
herself to the point of confession, and has
only now succeeded