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a Delicate Task,

In the biography of the late w. II.
Smith, Sir Herbert Maxwell tells divert
ing story about Lord Beaconsfield. The
premier had thought of addressing the
Berlin conference in French, on his fuen-
cy in which he piqued himself "But his
ldioms were rather intrepid than correct.
He had command of n copious vocabulary.
but his accent was courageously cis-pon.
tine.''
1t was considered desirable to persuade
him to speak in English, but who would
undertake the delicate task?
AT last Lord Odo Russell undertook it.
He visited Lord Beaconsficld, and before
taking his leave Remarked:
by the bye, must tell you how much
disappointment was felt by the other plen-
ipotentiaries when it became known that
your lordship intended to address the con-
gress in French'
why should they be Disappointed"
asked the prime minister, putting up his
eyeglasses Is not the French language
most generally understood on the CONT
nent?"
Undoubtedly, my dear lord, but they
had been looking forward with the keen.
est anticipation to the pleasure of hearing
English spoken by its greatest living mas
ter, and If ! might venture to intercede |
would beg you to give them this gratifica-
ton. 1t is of some Importance, you know,
to prcdispose them favorably to the con.
sidcration of the questions which will
arise"
81 think there is n good deal in what
you say" observed Beaconsiicld and in
the end he complied with Lord Odo's sup-
gestion.-London Million.
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Produce and Marohanaiaa.

New YORK, March 2-Flour steady;
fair demand; winter wheat, low
grades, 3 0O@2.45; patents 3.25@3.5o;
Minnesota clear, 2.5O@2 90; patents,
3.75@4a5; low extras, 2.o5@2.45;
Southern -four dull, steady; common to
fair 2.00@ 90; good to choice do 3 1O@
4 90. Wheat dull, firmer; No. Q red
store and elevator, 62@63; afloat, 63X;
Feb, 62%@64; ungraded red, $50
65; No l northern, co. options ad-
vanced x@N, fell %@X, closing
steady at Unchanged prices to II ad
vance, trading fairly active; No. Q
red, March, 61X; April, "a; May, "a.
Corn dull, firm; No. Q, AK elevator,
AN afloat; options advanced 40 II and
closed firm with trading dull; March,
42H, April, 42H; May. 42f. Oats
quiet, 6rmer; March, Il; May, 34H;
No. white. March, 81; spot No. 9, 81;
No white. 80; mixed Western, $50
3s1l; white Western, a9@42. Hay quiet
and firm; shipping, 60@G5; good to
choice, so@sO. Wool steady, moderate
demand; domestic fleece, 20@25; pulled,
l6@25. Beef quiet, steady; family, 12@
IA; extra mess, .OO@S so; beef hams
dull at 1850; tierced beef Inactive: city
extra, India mess, 1S@21.
Molasses, foreign nominal; Now Or
leans, 3o@3s; dull, steady. Peanuts
quiet Coffee: options dull and 5 points
down to points up; April, Is. 500 Is. SIS;
Juno, Is 10; July, Is. IS; spot Rio quiet,
steady; No. Z, TX. Sugar, raw firm,
quiet; fair refining, 2 13 IL; refined firm,
quiet; off A, 3X@i 3-16; standard A,
4A@4 DIG. Freights to Liverpool
steady, quiet; c,tton, Cad bid; grain,
216d asked.
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Waterloo and the RotIschilds.

The Rothschild emissary, or one of
them, instead of staying ut headquarters,
was Mt Client and merely watched what
he saw upon the receipt of the inteli-
gcnce brought by the courier who had
just arrived. When he observed the whole
court of Louis XVIII fall into one anoth
er's arms and give way to every visible
expression of joy, he made off for Ostend
at once, and getting on board Il fast sail
ing vessel awaiting him brought news in
the early morning to Rothschild, which
Major Percy only confirmed about or &
O'Clock in the afternoon
think am right in stating that aft er
Rothschild had used the information in
the city he communicated the fact that
the news was good, and not bad. to ord
Liverpool by o'clock on the same day
Lord bathurst was, as Sir Henry Ponson-
by states in The Spectator, waiting for
the dispatch, but believe with the knowl
edge that it would probably be satisfac-
tory.-SpectatOr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
4 erty.-Thc Injunction heretofore awarded TO
STOP the sale OF the hernafter descri bed property
having been dissolved by the Judge or the lust
~, lS't, and the said court, by It. decree in the
cause OF Is. w. Jones vs. II. NJ Daniel trustee ct
a ais, that was pronounced at its January term
iNti, directed the undersigned, ii. VI. Daniel,
trustee, In the deed OF trust executed January 49,
lo9V. Dy D.: Is Levy 10 secure certain SUMS o
money to Erastus II. Woodson. to sell the certain
lots or parcels OF land described in said deed, /
VIII ON TUES DAY, MARCH 81, 1891, Ar IL
O'CLOCK NJ. In front OF the courthouse in the
city OF Roanoke, Va. orrcr for sale by public auc
ton 10 the highest bidder the following de-
scrloeu property situated Ill the city OF Roanoke,
Va, and described as follows: Lots 1, 5, and =
section J, OF the Edgewood addition to the city
OF Roanoke: '
Beginning Mt the southwest corner of Norfolk
FOLK avenue south 10 degrees west 100 feet 10 cor
ner OF lot No. b thence south rs degrees cast fS)
feet To l5'foot alley. thence with said alley
notth % degrees east loo feet 10 Camden street,
thence with Camden street north Is degrees west
lSn fcet to the place OF beginning
VIII nrst oner for sale lots No. 3. and sonar.
steiy ana then rs whole; II the sum realized by
neither or said methods is sufficient TO DISCHARGES
said note and other costs and cxnenses I shsSI
proceed To sell lot No. L.
here IL located on the above described lots 4
nice cottages near the Roanoke Machine Works.
TERMS: Cash suGicicut to paw the coat NJ
executing this trust, including u trustees COM
mission OF . per cent. and to pay one note for
900, made by d t. Levy to 4. II. Woodson, dated
Jahunry 10. 1871, and payable three years from
date with interest. protest fee and interest from
date To day or sale; balance, IL any PAYABLE In
one and two years, deferred payments eyidencsd
oy negotiable notes OF the purchaser, secured by
ueed OF trrst on the property,
II. NJ. DANIEL, Trustee and Commissioner
nave SOLO the above described property and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the note
1A tus. ~. u. LEVY.
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! Solids

TRUSTEE'S SALE-ON TUESDAY. THE
2'Iil DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1894, at 8 d, m.
IN 'front.' OF the courthouse in Roanoke. Roanoke
county, VA, will sell to the highest bidder for
t tasn IN hand and In bar OF the equity OF redemp-
ton tho following described lot or parcel of land
situated in the city OF Roanoke State of Virginia.
known as lot No. 10. section So, map OF Melrose
Lanu company, and described as follows:
beginning ut point on the north side of Mel
rose avenue 90 feet east OF Fifteenth street
thence with Melrosc avenue south T6 degrees
minute ~ seconds east so feet to point thence
north IL degrees SIS minutes and 10 seconds east
lio icet to an alley, thence with said alley north
90 degrees minute 20 seconds west 80 feet TO a
point, thence south IL degrees IS minutes 40
seconds west lao feet to the beginning
said sale Will be made In pursuance To inc nro
VISIONS or Il deed OF trust executed to the underi
signed by Rehccca Caldwell, dated April -. iSS3
ana recorded in the registers office Of Roanoke
city In book 81, page ll3
This January 81. 1891.
70 tbs. w. p. WASHBURN Trustee.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The engage
ment of Sl,25O, 900 gold for shipment to
France by to- morrow's steamer checked
the rising tendency of the stock market
soon after the opening this morning.
The renewal OF the export movement
completely overshadowed the passage
OF the Bland seignorage bill by the
House late yesterday. 1t Is not thought
that the measure will receive executive
sanction even II it should pass the
Senate and const quently the street paid
but LITTLE attention TO the matter.
Railway returns for January were
better than generally exp, ciod and had
q sustaining influence for a time. The
baltimore and Ohio statement was par
ticularly good, showing an increase in
surplus of over $4,000. Sugar and
whiskey were again the features OF the
market. Sugar opened simultaneously
at S3H@84X after which there was a
gradual appreciation to IS. Later de.
cline to s3A followed. Whiskey ranged
between 245s@25k, closing at 24k.
These stocks are still sensitive to
Washington advices and move up or
down according to the tenor Of the re-
ports from the Capitol. New York
Central rose to 10O% at one time and =
good profit was eXacted for the use OF
he stock.
A number of sixty day options fell
duo to-day and the shorts had con-
siderable difficulty in getting back their
contracts. The Changers, Anthracite
coalers and the trunk lines ruled firm
until the last hour, when the bears
made a concerted attack on the list
and 1t was rumored at this time that
the Bland seignorage bill would get
through the Senate. The result Of this
raid was decline all along the line of
H@1X per cent. American Sugar, Chi
cago Gas, Rock Island, st. Paul, Bur.
lington and Quincy, General Electric
AM Louisville and Nashville scored
the heaviest losses. Manhattan, after
rising 81 to 1885, foil to l24 The market
closed weak. Net changes showed
losses OF s@1% per cent. for the day.
The sales were 1877, 600 shares. Railway
and miscellaneous bonds were active
and strong.
Money on call has been easy at per
cent; last loan offered at /. Prime
mercantile paper, 4@4H per cont.
Bar silver, SO. Mexican dollars, IS.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bulls at 4s700
1871 for sixty days and 4ssH @4Ss% for
demand; posted rates, 4s7N@4s9.
Commercial bills, 4s64@4s6H for sixty
days and 4s7N@4S7% for demand Gov.
ernment bonds steady. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm. Silver at board
neglected.
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ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRURST EX.
~, ecnted TO me, the undersigned trustee, on the
@nd DAY OF June 1899. by J. N. Baird, TO secure
unto the Aetna Land and Investment Compare
the payment or the sum of Sl66. tB az evidenced
Dy TWO negotiable notes or the sum OF SS3 "a dine
In one ana two years from date, and recorded in
deed book Z, page 3i3 in the clerks office of the
equity court or Roanoke county, Va aud default
having been made in the payment OF the two
year note, and being requested go to do by tho
DcnehciAry. will ON WEDNESDAY TIE ldTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1894. At l2:3O p NJ in
'front.' OF the Office of w. A. Pedigo " Co, In tho
Town o! Iinton, sell at public anction the follow
ing uescribcd property in the county OF Roanoks
va anu described as follows:
one lot known rs lot No 49, In section II NJ
INC lands or the Aetna Land and Investment
company, ssid lot fronting on Cedar street south
30 degrees II minutes west so feet thence with
Ihlrd avenue north degree cast 81 minutes i'm
Icet 10 an alley thence with said alley north IS
degrees IL minutes west 50 feet, thence with lot
1877 feet. -'"'o' oAs'
TERMS: Cash as to All amount sufficient TO nav
the costs OF executing this trust including trus
tees commission OF per cent. and The smonnt
or said note OF $3.50, with interest from date.
balance II any,upon credit OF one and two years
evldenced by negotiable notes. secured by deec
OF trust upon the property. CHAS. l.. BUSH,
~, oo Trustee.
SAFE mas Dcen postponed until Saturday March
II, at { p. III. CUAS / HIiSII VT
AZ 'ue Trustee.
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sss ids. Il S4 # $, $ $F' #aSan Trustees.

by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DRED on
- trust executed to the undersigned trustee on
the 80 DAY or February. 1870, and recorded in tho
CLERK office the Hastings Court for the civ ~
hoanokc, In deed book 81, page 22S, whereby Geo
MICH Gish conveyed the property herinaftcr de-
s ta 70 secure the Roanoke Building Assoca
non ana ins We Company the Payment OF
me sum OF S36i9 so, evidenced by ninety nego
tlaoic notes OF even date with said deed OF trist
Tor the sum OF SiO.55 each. Default having been
mace IN the payment OF eleven OF said notes nnI
having been requested 20 to do by the Roanoke
BulluinE association and Investment Comnnnv
VIII, ON TIE BOTH DAY OF MARCH, ISL,
sen at pubic auction to the highest bicdcr nj
inc front door or the courthouse, In tho CITY or
hotnokc, the Following described propcrtv In
VII: certain lot or parcel OF land iyinr In tbe
city OF Rolnokc and bounded ~ follows In vii.
=, beginning at point on the north side NJ
Mountain street 1l5 feet east or Franklin road
thence north ccgrcc - minutes east 10 fcct 10
an aiiey, thence with said alley north 81 dcTrccs
10 minutes cast 80 feet to point thence sonth
degree 10 minutes east $50 feet TO NonntnIn
street, thence with Mountain street south Sn do
srTG res 10 minutes west 80 feet 10 the beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash suflicent To- naythe
COST OF executing this trust and the sum of SSH 05
hlu us 10 inc sum or S,7u310 upon credit TO he.
come que In monthly instalments OF $40 so each
win interest from the Sd day OF February. ism
pa!nncc, IT any, In one and two years from dnte
deferred payments to be evidenced by the notes
OF the purchaser, secured by deed OF trust on
the premises. LUi,IANU CorK VII
= 50 tus Trustee
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TNhUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DERD
Il OF trust executed to the undersigned trustee,
dated dated the I'D day OF September, 1890, by X. NJ
baldwin. and or record in the clerks office of the
musings Court OF the city OF Roanoke Va in
uceu nooR 6i, page 80, conveyed to me as trnstec
the loliowing property, situated In the city OF
Roanoke: Va, and bounded ard described "a
follows: known rs lot ., section IL, on man NJ
R R. Land and Improvement Company (by
Dmnstan " Wingate, April, 1859, on ME in The
otlcc OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court or the
cry or KoanoSa, Va In trust to secure TO J. /
hiuule, D. L. Treadway and Ii. ID. SHEPHERD the
payment OF the sum OF Si00, payable in two equal
annual instruments OF $500 each with interest.
ana default having been made in the payment OF
portion OF said debt and being required 50 TO
40 ab ~ the holder or said notes, shall sell the
salI lot or parcel OF land above described to the
highest bidder, ut public auction ON TUESDAY.
LIE GIL DAY OF MARCH. 1891, AT u
O'CLoCk NOON, In front OF the courthouse In
the city OF Roanoke.y "
Guilty. No cash suiiicicnt 10 pay the ost OF exc
curing THIS trust, and to pay the sum OF SsSi II
being the balance due on the above-descrlbed
notes, and the residue, II any, will DO made pay.
aplc In one and two years from date OF sale with
interest, unless otherwise directed by the said
NJ Baldwin ut the time OF sale, tho purchaser To
give his notes for the deferred payments. and n
deed OF trust on the property to be sold to secure
AS. S. SIMMONS, Trustee.
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PRESCIENCE.

Along the new wind driftcd snow,
Carven in domo and minarct,
An arabesquc in beauty, glow
Rich tones of blue and violet.
And then an olive jewel burns
And sparkles in the liquid light,
And suddenly to turquoise turns
Upon tho chill unbrokcn white
Here is crystal flaming green,
Wind polished rs its light it throws,
And bright amid tho lively sheen
Flash bcryl. chrysoprasc and rose.
Within my musing dream these glints
Inat gem my snowy gardcnway
With colors fine are subtle hints
or balmy blooms to come-and May.
TX. *. Munkittrick in Harper's Weekly.
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I RUSTEE AND COMMISSIONER SALE OF

4 RUSTEE AND COMMISSIONERS SaIE ~,
,o, oaiuaoie city propcrty-ln pursuance OF the
ucSlecs OF the circuit court for the city OF Roa-
nokc entered at it's February term 1874. in the
snit OF Bros. We. j. Il. Gillian and Others
proceed to SELL at public uction on the premises
S MahGh 10TH, 1894. AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ, two
described az follows:
to ,nn certain lot or parcel OF land fronting
0 O rect on the north side OF Wells street. begin.
ning at point s4 feet east OF lite Intersection
Win Jefferson street, and running back 1Gu feet
TO an alley, being the same lot conveyed to A. g.
trustees Of the Lynchbnrg Perpetual Rn,,dine
anu loan company, to secure the said company
second md certain lot fronting SO feet on the
oot "a sue OF ells street, beginning at point
;so iees east from Jefferso on street, and running
10, teet 70 an alley, 1t being the came lot
Gemoer. lSso, to the trustees OF the Lynchbnro
trherpet1lal Building and Loan Company, to secnre
There is a large and comfortable hr,ck d,v.u.
staSh On eacn OF said lots and each OF them a
TERMS: Cash as to so much as ia nscoss,
pay costs OF suit and sale; the ,xcs dnc IN, s.id
pp ettpeI " tae amount due the Lynchburg Per.
said dee DIS OF trust (about s0s2 on IL, No tue
aoout <Sl6 81 on lot No. ~ and the deferred nav
ments due the said company under said deeds 0r
trust shall be paid in monthly installmcnts o os
Follows: On lot No. l, S42 NJ on the secnnd % Me
S cn nj Marcn, lS't and the same amount OH the
ceo5; u monuay OF each month for the rcxt snc.
oecu'nE sixteen months, and on lot No the sum
Oh Sill on tho second Monday OF Ma, CHI iSai
aiiu 'hc saiuc amount on the second Monday ~
cach month for the next succccdinp fnrt~ ~ ".
months; Tor cash also as to the insurance nrc
M, paid by said company (S7lO on each IotS.
u n,e a deed of trust OF May IL, ISl1 0abont
J aod ~ the amount due Engicby Bros upder
na GU o ,[usI OF August TO- 1871 (about $500 OO:
and ~ To the residue, il any upon n credt of oyr
ana Two years, with bond and approved security
, nc sa'd lots will fret be circred scparateiy
anu then together. s'"''iS
sAMI.. TYREE,
u, 49,, Trustee and Commissioner
DOHU given In the above
decree. = npn 1S Irtyngutrcu ny
22Std ONH' N'ctk.
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His Only Friend.

Wifc-You can see now how much your
friends cared for you. During your long
illness only one has called to SEQ you.
Husband-And that was Jones, wasn't
it2
Eyes; he came every day, and he said
he was very sorry that you were too sick
to see him. He is the only real friend
you've got"
Yes, suppose SO. The day before
was taken down promised to lend him
$50. '-TeXas Siftings.
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ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
,s, e d 10 me, the undersigned trustee on the
lotn day OF February, 1890, by John A. White TO
secure TO the Etna Land and Investment Com
pAny the payment OF the sum OF $500 IA eyi-
a asI@ by two negotiable notes OF the sum OF
S2o0 each payable one and two years after date
and recorded In the clerks office OF the county
court OF Roanoke county In deed book w pace
OBJ, ana default having been made in the psy.
ment or the two year note. and being requested
SO TO do by the beneficiary. / will, ON T1IURSDAY
ME nilE d lSrli DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1891. AT I2s6
GO, In the town OF Vinton. oncr for sale at pub
Tic aacton tue following described property alt
uatea In Roanoke county, Va, and known IA
lots Nos. !, and 3, section Is, as shown by the
map or the -Etna Land and investment Com.
pany's property, to be found Ale In the clerks
once OF the county court OF Roanoke county We
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF exc
cutting this trust, including trustees com
mi ssion OF per cent, and to pay or amount or
note OF Ss5o with interest from date; balance, il
any. upon credit OF one and two years, eyi
aenced oy neSotiable notes secured by deed OF
II lids HENRY NJ. DANIEL.iTrustee.
ny consent OF NIL parties oncerued the above
sale has been postponed unit; Thursday, March
l. lS0i at the same place and hour.
IL. NJ. DANIEL Trustee.
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'hoSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate III the city OF Roanoke Vain mn
OF an order of the board of dire ctors of tho
nyn,Chpurs rerpctnalBuidng and Loan Companv
nl,uc ON November Is, 1873. the UNDERSIGNED
II u III deed OF trust executed by Minnie
July - lS.'3, to secure tho said company will IN
SShe,iIUhpAl, MARCH 10TH, iSu AT IN
CLoCk n. NJ. on the premises proceed to coll
ny way or public auction tho follo,vin,, rcai
follows: '' ""u "cscrlocu
beginning ut point on the northsidc or v,uoy
sdecl 20 lcct cast OF Holiday street. thence north
~ degrees cast II feet to a polnt thence son,h ~
DEGREES west I'D feet to Valley street. thence
with Valley street north 50 feet west AZ fcot ~,
house IS u""o'c "rlck
TERMS: Cash as to SS75 10 (ducs in orrcar,
anu Il sum sufficient to dcfray the cxDcnsrs of
sale and any taxes and premiums for Insurance
quo said lynchburg Perpetual Building md
Loan Company. tho purchaser |. to assume thc
obligations OF Nj. H. Partcc and N partcc m thc
Lynchburg Perpetual Building and Loan Com
Pahy the sum OF S536I on the second Monday in
MSrcn, 1874 ana So3.67 per month for the next
suoceedlng OF months on the second Monday in
cnch month, subject to all the condtions and
stpulations contained In the bond and dec, nf
trust executed by Nj. Ii. Partcc and N Pnrtec on
July III, 1893, to the trustees OF said comnanv md
II there nc any residue IL shall he upon n credit
Oh one ana TWO years In equal instafmcnts with
interest from day OF sale evidenced by negotiable
notes secured by deed OF trust upon the pron
CITY, nc city anu State taxes for 1921 10 6e
paid by the purchaser w w
j. X. GILLIAN,
SAM. TYREE lTrustc.s
Us tbs. w. Nice. WAUGH