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A HERO OF '76.
Served in Two Wars.
4 VETERANS LETTER TO PROF.

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ELIXIR JUVININE,

Extracted from the brain and spinal marrow OF
young lambs stands highest amongst the list Of
remedies furnished by IsopRtho phaTmscy for
the cure Of the various functional disorders Of
the nervous system. The spsn Of life should
nerve energy We possess and the power Of re-
newing the vital forces that control the action
OF the brain 10 long As these forces are active
We do not feel the effect OF age, and were 1t
possible TO keep the nerve processes In full as-
tivity the body would never die.
Juvinine contains the essence az animal life
and ita tendency 10 to prelong life In those who
are broken down In mind or body. who are
suffering from any form Of disease.
Juvinins 10 pure animal extract, free from
Sruss Of every kind doss, . tssspooatul. Sold
by drugs,stA Price, N.0a
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The headquarters Of the Actors Protective
Upion has been removed to Union souara.
william Fitzgerald 10 the new Secretary Of
Journsymen Horseshoers' Local Union No. u.
Paul Schmidt and r, Foedipch have bean elected
Trustees Of United Machinists' ppion No. 10.
The cigar msksts Who wsnt on strike at Bou-
dis's factory on First avenue last January. are
still out.
Harry Msissl, Robert winston and H. Palmer
have been added to the Central Labor Union's
Labor Day Picnis Committes by the Miscellaneous
Section.
pspew Lodge, No. sss Of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. hiss elected J. b. Donovan
Chief: j. Il. Farrell. Assistant Engineer: A. g.
Keep. Inspector.
These ofrcsrs have been elected BY the Anal
gsrnated Prsysman's Union; j. T. Moran. Pres-
dent: II. McGleln and W. Scott. Vice Presidents:
T. Mccain and J. Smith. Secretaries; p. M
honey. Treasurer.
The ofnoev elected by Bakers Union No 4
are John Nioksrl. President; q. Gronow. Wee
President; G. Rau, Recording Secretary; W.
Herman. Corresponding Secretary; " HhrI-
becker. Financial Secretary: NJ. Pisvin Treas
urer.
The Laborers' Union Protective Society has
reelected pomlnick Connaushton as President
Of its General Council. Next Tuesday com
plants will be considered Involving an alleged
violation by the Master Builders Association
Of Its agreement with the Society and the local
bricklayers unions are to be requested to CO.
operate with the lsborers In making the bosses
keep their contract.
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WAS OVERCOME BY ONE DRINK
Why Mrs Heller Failed to Take
the New London Boat.
Released When Arrsisned with Her
Children In Court.

Mrs. Mary Heller, a frail little woman.
old babe In her arms and a three-year-
old girl Juggling at her skirt. was ar
raigned before Justice Taintor In Harlem
Court to-day, charged with being in
toxicated last night.
She was arrested on Third avenue by
dred and Sixty-f,rst street station. He
says she was staggering about the
street, carrying one Of her children on
her arm and dragged the other along
the sidewalk. Mrs. Heller and the
younger child were taken to the East
one hundred and Twenty sixth street
station. and placed In charge of the
matron while the elder child, a pretty.
blonde, blue-eyed girl, was sent to the
Gerry Society's rooms.
To-day Mrs Heller said she was taken
III Oh Third avenue yesterday after
noon and purchased a drink Of whiskey
In a drug store. She wept while telling
Justice Taintor that she could not
remember anything after drinking the
John Heller, her husband, a bis
brewery wagon driver. appeared In court
and pleaded tearfully for his wife
liberty. He said that they had just
broken up housekeeping, and that hls
,he children nsa 10 wiz, r Wealthy sister
In New London, Conn.
Upon promising to see that his wife
was placed on boat for New London
this afternoon, she was allowed to go.
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Hickory Club's Sunday Outing.

Tho Hickory Club will hold a grand outing at
wiiers Point View Grove, College Poiat. L. l..
nsIt Sunday. The steamboat Chancellor will
leave Jay street pier. North River, with the Club
and Its friends At o'clock IN the morplag. There
will be breakfast and dinner. and hne pro-
gramms OF sports This arrangements are In the
hands Of ] H. @. Vshslsss, Patrick II. Loi,us
and John MeIsiu.
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ADMINISTRATORS IN JAIL.
Judge Truax VIII Decide Whether
she Was PYopeTly Arrested.

she Was Properly Arrested.
Leonora Cline, administratrix Of the
estate Of the late Annie c. Nicholson.
was arrested late yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Wagering, and lodged
In Ludlow Street Jail, upon an order
issued by Surrogate Arnold, adjudging
her. IN contempt Of court.
The contempt consisted in the fall
MchsIsonn s and Re''y James Masdaisp as Is
each, 20 which they were entitled under
the will Of the late Clara Maxdalen. to
,shsm TIP mcRex yss due from the e. .
the prisoner was misunderstanding.
Judge Truax, Of the Supreme Court,
to-day issued writ Of habeas corpus
for the production OF Mrs. Cline in
court, In order that her Imprisonment
may be inquired into.
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Coming Events.

Annual picnic Of Journeymen Brewers Union
l.. surface railroad
employees holds Its annual picnic to-day a.
l,"Ion, consy Island.
cot ~ ~ roumbia's parish under the
auspices Of the church societies. Monday, at Lion
Park.
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Highlander Having a Coed Time.

The New York Celtic socisty 10 to-day holding
lite annual excursion aud genes at Pleasant Val
ley Grove on the Hudson. The Society left the pier
At the foot Of Thirtssnih street. North River at 30
this morning. The pipers Of tho Society
hand to furnish music. The Celtic Society Ia com
pissed Of about 800 Scottish Highlsnders and 10
the only one Of Its kind In this country.
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Insane Patient Trsasferred.
Lucy De Forest Belle. the young Bostsa woman
Shs hes created considerable comnotios in the
Insane Pavilion at Bollsvus Hospital. vas trans
hrred . hs Insane Asylum on wsrd's Island this
nerHing. She streniously objected to- being trans
ssrrsd anl some force had TO be used.
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YoN read The Evenipg Worldi
De YOU read the Sunday WOrldv
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SO Excursion TO Chautauqua lake via Yves,
Shore RR. p. NJ. Friday. See excursions. s''
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IN THE WHEELING WORLD.

Ono of tho Brooklyn elevated roads runs
special train for bicyclists, II feature of
which is n car for storing the wheels.
Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly of Chicago says she
never fully appreciated all the joys of cy-
cling until she donncd n bloomcr suit for
tho first time.
An English lord named Bentley is chas-
ing glory on tho cycle path. 1t is sad
that the monkey stoop" comes very nat
ural to Bentley.
1t is estimated that there are l, 900, 600
bicycles, valued mt $50, 900, 600, in use in
the United States. Tho bicycle seems to
be getting there rs n circulating medium
The manager of one of the big racing
teams organized to exploit tho virtues of
particular wheel says that it costs about
So, 600 to establish q new milo record
1t is reported that after this season Zim-
norman will leave the bicycle path and
study law. 1t will be many year before
zimmerman can earn as n lawyer one
tenth tho sum his wheel now brings him.
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has s25, 900 in Its treasury. Every pro-

has $25, 900 IN Its treasury. Every pro-
fessionnl minor league and association
will finish its season. Finally now league
has just been formed and has applied for
national agreement protection under class
B to operate In 1895. The organization
was made thus carly to protect rights of
territory" That denotes competition. Tho
newcomer is tho Atlantic league which
will embrace eight clubs, located In Jersey
City, Newark. Trenton, Wilmington, Pat
ersQn and thrco other cities in Now Jersey
or Delaware. The California league is also
preparing to organize for tho coming win
ter. Meanwhile tho largo attendance ON
the eastern National league games keeps
up to tho very end and tho promise of
still moro prosperous season for 1876 is
excellent
There will be q great scramble about
October among tho National league man.
ayers to secure under tho drafting condi-
tions of tho national agreement, the best
of tho newly developed playing material in
tho minor league clubs. There is scarcely
National league team which does not
need strengthening. This Is particularly
truo Of the Cleveland, Cincinnati Pitts
burg, Louisville, Philadelphia and Brook
lyn clubs. Dozens of tho professionals
who have made records in the minor
leagues this year will DO tried by tho ma
jor league next spring, and, us usual two
thirds of them will be found wanting in
abilities to fill expectations and keep up in
the faster companies.
Out of about every eight or ten players
which National league clubs try is found
ono such n jewel us is George Turner of
tho Phladelphias. Ho is ono Of the
best outficlders and batsmcn in tho coun-
try, and his reputation is not yet fully es-
tablishcd. Ho came up out of obscurity
by the rarcst chance. Season before last,
when tho Philadclphias were In desperate
and immediate need Of fielder, Jack
Sharrott told his manager, Harry Wright,
that there was u young fellow named Tur-
ncr, n member of local club at Plain
field, n. j., with whom he had played, and
whom no would like to sec get a chance in
big team. Mr.. Wright was in position
to try anybody just then, and he sent for
Turner. Tho young man impressed the
veteran manager favorably in his first
game and since then his standing as M
"A1" player has been fully established
Queer, however, that Sharrott, who recon-
mcndcd him, is not in tho profession now.
There arc lots of Turner's scattered around
tho country, most of whom will never bc
heard Of because they'll not get an oppor-
tunity to show tho stuff of which they arc
made.
Another record has been established. Tho
Springfield and Wilkcsbarrc teams of
the Eastern league played 16 inning
game on Aug. rs, which is tho extra inn
ing gamo of tho season. What new record
will spring up next week is hard to guess
Maybe tho Louisvillcs will win game.
o. u. CAYLOR.
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STRANCERST0S,'YlN.TAX
Caylor Says Ball Players Make
Few Original Remarks.
ARLIE LATHAM AN EXCEPTION.

The Clowns Coaching Is Full OF wit and
Novelty, and His Laughter Provoking
Ssllies Often Stop Game schriver's
Catch From the Washington Monument.
In q game of baseball played last spring
between tho Now York and Princeton
teams an instance was furnished of an cd
ucational contrast between college players
and professional players rs the rank and
flo go. A fly was batted by one of the
New York men back of first base. Phil
King, tho Princetons captain, started for
tho ball and called out: keep awayi
have it," In the next inning u similar fly
was sent to Shortstop Fuller Of tho New
Yorks, and no yelled: Look outl got
It'll" Syntax, rs n rule, cuts little figure in
tho professional baseball players abilities.
Ho may know all tho tricks of his trade,
but he is as barren of original remarks as
q sand bank.
am reminded Of this fact foroibly by
tho frequent uso on the coaching lines of
that hackncycd expression after n bats
man has n strike or two called on him:
"Never mind that, old man. It only takes
ono to hit itp' Besides being ungrammat-
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A STRANGE CASE.
IIcY an Enemy was Fooled.

The { owing graphic statement will be
tsau vi y intense interest,": II cannot describe
the hnnI, rreepy sensation that existed in my
arm arm 80 IS and legs. Ihad to rub and beat
thoss y until they were sore. to overcome
IN M nre the dea6 feeling that had tn ken
possess Of them. In addition, l had q
strange catness In my back and around my
waist, together with an indescrlbabe gone
fce!inS IN my stomach. Physicians said 1t
was creeping paralysis, from which, accord
ing ~ .icir universal conclusion there Is no
rcllei. Onco 1T fastenS upon q person, they
Say 1t continues its insidious progress until
&c rcnrhcs vital point and the sufferer dies.
ouci' vas my prospect. i had been doctCr!ng
aye and II half steadily, but with no par
tlcm a;.bcnellt, when saw an advertisement
Of pr .rs, Restorative Nervinc. procured u
bottle mnd began using it. Marvellous as it
may seer, but u few days had passed before
every that creepy feeling had left mo.
ana las not been even tho slightest
in I q its return; now, feel as
pound weight, though l had run down
from - b. Four others have used DIR.
Miles i.r orative Nervine on my rccomen-
dation,.. IL, has been ms satisfactory In their
cases rs l. minc."-.James Kane, La Rue. q.
DIR. Miles Restorative Ncrvine Is sold by all
druggists on q positive guarantee, or sent
direct Ivy the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,
Ind; on receipt of price, 81 per bottle. six
bottles Tor 80, express prepaid. 1t Is free from
opiates or dangerous drugs.
Sold by all Druggists.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York ssock MArket.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-Affsirs at the
stock exchange ruled quiet to-day, the
total sales having amounted to only 81, .
236 shares. At the opening the market
was strengthened by the repor. Of the
ST. Paul road for tho fiscal year ended
June 80, 1894, which was favorably in
lerpre ted by local and foreign operators.
Tho company, sccording to .he report,
In lean year, not only earned all Its
charges and dividends, but added $751;
600 to its surplus. The rise WAS equal
TO }s@A per cent, st. Paul. Louisville
and Nashville, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, Lake Shore and Northwest lead
ing.
In the industiials Whiskey was nevr-
GUS throIghout, the official denials that
the company was in financial straits
being ignored by the trading element
for obvious reasons. The ste OK ranged
Sugar was We aker, selling down from
1861 to lO4%, recovering to loaX and
closing ct l04N. The directors arc to
meet for tho dividend on Tuesday. In
the closing transactions the market was
dull but inclined to irmness. In the
final dealings, however, POPULATION was
barely steady in tone. Net changes
chow gains of e to e per cent, outside
of Rock Island. Missouri Pacific, Sugar,
Manhattan, New York Central, Atchi-
sen and Reading which los. A@A per
cent. Railway and miscellaneous bonds
were irregular.
Money on call easy at per cent, last
loan at one and closing offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4@4x
per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills
at4S5@4s5H for sixty days and 1880
4s6A for demand; posted rates, 4s5x@
4S7. Commercial bills, 4s4@4s4H.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds irregular. Silver
at the board was 34X bid. Norfolk and
Western preferred closed at 25M.
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FERDINAND KoENIG.

ley Rowing association. Tho ease with
which he defeated Fred Hawkins and 9th
or last men in minutes and Az sec
onds proves him "a remarkable oarsman.
koenig has been rowing about five years
and is pupil of John Teemer, tho well
known professional. Teemer was so tax
en- with koenig's rowing that he guaran-
teed that If the young st. Louisan would
follow his instructions and train faithfully
he would win the national single scull
championship within two years
Koenig's list of victories is a long one
for so young an oarsman. He won his first
race in the pair Dared shell in Detroit in
August, 1891. He was also one of the
junior pair and senior pairs which were
ylctorS ut tho Mississippi valley, North
western and y. II. ~. rcgnttas in Detroit
i'll August. 1891. lie also pulled an oar
in the winning barge crew at the same re-
gatia.
On July 4,iS92, in st. Joseph, Mo-, at
the Mississippi valley regatta he won his
first single scull racc--namcly, the Junior
single. AT Austin, Ten, in June, 1898,
he Defeated Mcdowell, champion scullcr of
Chicago, ana also worstcd james Hcndcr-
son OF the C::tlin Boat club ut the annual
Regatta of the Mississippi Valley associn-
ton in August, S93, ut Lake Minnetonku.
After the Minnotonlia regatta kocni9 went
to Detroit IL try for the national scull
championship, bus could not do better
than fourth
Tccmcr considers him the fastest quar-
ter of il mile sprintcr in the country. lie
has Won in al about 80 races and has
fully that many medals, besides hand
some silver cup. The cup just won at
Saratoga is valued at 81, 800 and is en-
blcmatic of the senior single scull cham
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Produce and Merchandise.

NEW YORK, Sept. s-Flour dull, weak
light demsnd; winter wheat, low grades.
l.S5@2.40; fair to fancy, 1.9O@2.50; pat
ents, 2. 65@3. 10; Minnesota clear, Q ESQ
2.65; patents,3 40@3.74; low extras, 1850
$40; Southern flour dull, weak; com on
to fair extra, 100 3.OO;good to choice do,
3,00@3 so. Wheat dull, firmer; No. 9
red store and elevator 5S%, afloat 500
59A; options were dull and firm st 500
nc, advanced; Septem Der, 5Ssl; Decem.
Der, q; May, 66%.
Coin dull; mixed nominally &c up,
firm; No. 2, 64% elevator, 65}G@65M
nfloat; options were quiet and firm at
%@M advance; September, t3%; DC.
tober, 63A; December, 37s1; May. 592s.
Oats quiet, firm; options dull, Armer;
Septem Der, "a; October, 35A; Novem-
Der, 36A; Decem Der, 37sl; SPOT No. q.
34@34A; No. 9, white, 81; mixed West.
ern. 34@a5; white do, 36@4l. Hay,
large supply, dull, weak; shipping, 45@
so; good to choice, 65@75 Wool steady,
quiet; domestic fleece, 1924; pulled,
1904. Beef dull, steady.
Molesses, foreign nominal; New Or.
leans, open kettle, good to choice, 27G9
SO, dull, steady. Peanuts quiet. Coffee
steady and unchanged to 10 points up;
Septic Der, 13.60M15.7O; December,
1855: March, 1855; spot Rio dull, nomi-
nal; No. Z, 1917. Sugar, raw quiet, firm;
fair refining, 81; refined quiet, steady;
Off a, 4 Q 16@4N; standard A, 1850
S; cut loaf, 5ss@5 GIG; crushed, 5s5@5
9 16; graduated, 4 Is I6@54. Freights
to Liverpool dull, irregular; cotton,
332 pence; grain l pence, asked / 4
peDce
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-09
Summer Vaoation Tours.

THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company now has on sale at oil it:
offices east of the Ohio river full line
of tourist excursion tickets to all the
lake, mountain and seashore resorts in
the Eastern and Northern States and in
Canada These tickets are valid for re-.
turn journey until October 81. Before
deciding upon your summer outing 1t
would be we'll to consult the Baltimore
and Ohio book of "Routes and Rates Tor
Summer Tours" All baltimore and
Ohio ticket agents at principal points
have them, and they will be sent post
paid, upon receipt OF ten cents, by Chas
o. Scull, general passenger sgent, Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, baltimore.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
MEMS LIST.

The following is list OF letters remaining in
the pOstofice Mt Roanoke, Va, for the week end
ing September s, 1891:
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MEMS LIST.
,o,or n Jor.s ~
Aliiinsa I;n,,;. Johns Wos,or
amnO :Iohns N
ill.,, W IT Keiinr W w
a naMrson Nathan Keistsr w r
$3.50 Jan,ns ien Kin, LIZ
unthaI ienru Tnnev Samuel
Do,rn IA iothrnn 9
Raotv r. "a Monre n
tsoaiIIn,nattI crtsen~; Mimi Iienrvc
SiaSnhynoE w r. Moore n
$780, iobn WcTormic, y u
1Sctpsrson Woodson Wsrshaii
noris Tin, Moody WIN
D"xis Thns w Mash q
Davis, Wildon Oliver, Curtis j.
Davis, Richard Payne, d.
English, VIII Pe4rman, c. II.
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SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG LADIES.
New and Elegant Building Teachers
institutions
SESSION OPENS 10, Write for catalogue to ~
ID President Bristol Va Tenn.
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AS THERE are many cows dying in our
city, it bebooves owners of cattle to
see that their cattles' systems are kept
in perfect order. They can do this by
using United States stock food, for sale
by w. Il. STUART. the feed dealer, los
Church avenue 8. W.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. ]. KINNEY.
Specialist. Catarrh and diseases of
eye, ear and throat. Glasses fitted
OFFIcE-Exchange building.
ST tt
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KoenIg the Amateur champion onrsman.

Ferdinand Kocnig, tho amateur single
scull champion of America, was the great
surprise party Of the recent annual
championship meet of the National Asso-
citation of Amateur Oarsmcn in Saratoga.
He is st. Louis athlete, 20 years of age,
and is n member of the Western Rowing
club and champion of the Mississippi Val
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-09

INFLAMED, itching, burning, crusty
and scaly skin and scalp of infants
soothed and cured by Johnson's Orien-
tai Soap. Sold by Christian & Barbee
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JOHN +RIaHT B. LACY HOaR
WTHi.RT 6 HoGE, Attorneys-at
W law, Roanoke. Vs., Room 9,
Moomaw Building, Jefferson street.
Coz -.s-Roanoke city and county, and
Graz and Boetourt counties. Special
atter F'on given to collection OF claims.
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