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RIC ~ MOI u, FREDERt-KsBUHs
AO AMI POTOMAC tAlLhOAD--stse'
DUE commencing JANUARY 10, lsyi-
eastern standard time.
$40 A. NJ, Leaves Byrd-street ftafl,.
dani except sunday sfl1f
az Esoa and local static
ix;Vl 4. A.: Baltimore y
A; AZ; Philadelphia, o.4 -
~; New York. D.z3 II. 81
200 ~. Leaves Byrd-street statlo,
l ,aun,a po s,oss " M,,t h,6a ,A,l'
erickrbufg, Brooke and Wa
water. Arrives at W..
ington 1t $40 p. a.
Baltimore, 5:24 p. ~
Phliade'phin, 7.4g z. ~: Ne,,
forh, lv.5o \. 81 80
connects at Washington e..,
tne Congressional IIr'
60 sail Pullman Farior 10y
9no fennsyyaaia TaIit,i
Dln.ns tatD, .caying tlI,
=, so d., arrlving Blk
W., 80 sSf u. and 81.
T.lo y. al. leaves tyrd-strelf afafi.,
nsilt. =. sleeper Richmond 3.
Neg York ana Washlr-fY
I, ihiihleillil. Stops ai W
ashland. boswell MNf-e
rrfiericksburg, Brooke "a
stations on Sundays A.
nNes al Washington ~ MA
Ph'iadenhia. rs A. NM
49,. =, ielh, u.oj a. En-.
QUO a. NJ AllFts 40 ByrCr.froof af..
ZION daily. Sleeper fom N.g
OH ctcps 40 Nllewafa-
brooke, freIeslcksDurs. n
totd, boswell, Ashland. r-.
49,. stops at other ga.
uoAs on Sundays. leatl,
o.asp A. washington az 500 a. M
w. %rriFes ayrd-street STATIC,
aaiiy. stops az t.iba. Nl8s.
h mater ,,,i estoq9ke trefers4'.
End. and -lba. Leaves Nas,.
r.,Sp =, ington AT 1851 4. N.
80 T. H., Arrives Byrd-sfreei static,
daily. Stops only at frei.
ericasburg. Milford. boswell
ana Ashland. Pullman Can,
from New York and Wash.
ineton. Leaves Washing
S49 4. NJ. Does not 4ios
il'sO Z. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-street ia.
ton daily except SUNDAY
Leaves Washington 40 p n
stops az Elba and local ga.
tons The New York ari
Florida Special leaves B'ri.
street station daily EXCEPT
Mondays. commencing Samr.
day, January 18Th. at SO
A. NJ. arrives W ashirefnr
i2.2 y. M Baltimore ff
y. NJ. Philadelphia f.oi T.. NJ
New York 633 y. ~ t-.
rivos Byrj-street station aafe
except Sunday at g.20 y. N
Leaves New York 1910 h. NJ
philadelphia 2.3O Il. st.. pa.
timOre 4.i1 -. ~. Wasfr.
ton 5.55 II. NJ No cN-
fare except usual Pullman
charges
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODA-
TION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 =. NJ, Leaves Byrd-stroet station.
arriving Fredericksburg n
6.32 j. M
S:5S A. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-stroct sia.
ton. leaves fredericksburg
go A. NJ
A 'tIf,NND TR AIMS.
Dali Except SUNDAY.
b:4S A. NJ, leaves isi6a: arrives az Ash.
land az 7.39 a. VI.
o.ZO +. ~, Leaves Elhn. arrives at Ash.
laad al 1901 p. NJ.
6:i3 A. H., Arrives AZ Elha leaves Ash.
land M GO5 A. NJ.
0:Of Z. NJ, Arrives ar Flha. leaves Ash.
land az 5:1s p. NJ
C. a. TAYLOR. Trafc Manager
70. T. D. MYERS.
General Superintendent
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assIne upon the premises Of James swee-

passing upon the premises OF James swee-
ny.
Dora Robinson toolored) undertook 10
trespass upon the premises OF ". 81.
Johnson. and 70 kIll same. and Dora viii
reside in the city jail for the next thirty
days. IN default OF sfvo
W. n. johnson (cdored). upon similar
co,Inter-warrant sworn out by Dora. also
went TO the city Jail for similar term
Ross Miller (colored) was given ten
DAYS in default Of 500 security for abus-
ing Mary i. Jefferson.
There were the usual minor cases dis
posed Of along with the festive DRINKS.
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Miss Sara NJ. Pollard has been farming
with much success for nine years, near
Dugdale, Polk county Minnesota. She
conducts her farm without the aid OF
hired help. except during harvest doing
her own blowing, seeding. and narrowing.
When working on the farm. Miss Pollard
wears bloomer suit, short skirt. falling
Just below the knees. with trousers to
match At all other times she wears
the ordinary dress of women.
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REFLECTIVE JANUARY 1, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BkOAp-SIKEET SfAIioS. -
$40 A. Al, Dany, Win faiiuiah ~ 80
cal. Stations, .Ns"port no"e'
Old Point. Norfolk and f'rls'
mouth. ,o.
800 +. NJ. Daily. with Parlor Car, for To-
cal stations. Newport 1870,
Old Point. NoriOik and fof1S-
mouth. ..,.,s,.,
7:sJ A. NJ, Local train, except s nnuay,
Tor Clifton Forge. SonssSSsS
at Gordonsylile Tor Nt1sstne
ton, NJ lryinla Miolaha y,a.ic
ton Tor Lyncnburs, al D', .sa.
tor HaserstONn, ana a. SeA'
ton for ~ lncnsoter, go al,
10, 4 ~, The Cincinnati and ~. Lv ,e
Limited daliy, With Parior Na'
to Charlottesville ana 4 uit-
man Slcepers ChariottcsFliic ~
Cincinnati ana ~. LoSis'
Local train No. follows ~
/. Charlottesville TO Staunton'
SEQ + NJ, Local train, except SUNDAY.
accommodation FOR Cnariot'eS-
vile.
1000 4. NJ, Daily for Cincinnati. with
Pullman TO Hinton and Char,
l0ttesvllle to Cincinnati anu
Louisville Dining Car WASH
ingtOn 10 Cincinnati, Con-
meets at CovinetOn (Va.) Tor
Am, yrgnis9, Hot spuiTrgsis s s@HF
sNA.M paiiy' q win m Palace Car. for
Lynchburg. Lexington, va.
and Clifton Forge. Connects
texcept sunday for Arvonia.
i:30 p. M, Except Sunday. Local accom-
mediation fer Columbia. Va.
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
500 A. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
III 80 A. NJ, Daily from Norfolk ana Ola
Point.
coop. NJ, Daily from Cincinnati and
Lcu5yille.
600 p. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and Ola
Point.
7:45 +. NJ, Except Sunday from Stanton.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIIHTN-STRELr
STATION.
S.45 A. NJ. Except Sunday from Column
MA.
900 T. NJ, Daily from Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge.
JOHN n POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
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TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINS NoRTHWARD.

No. Pei aSsog Rl eiIios
a. - .43 An. $40 AN Fast Mail
70 $50 AN 500 a. AI.IAccomroda'n
3l-siO.O5 AM 1850 A. NJ. Norfolk Train
l34-Isll .O7 A. 81. ii AS AN. Atlanta Spe'al
IS '6.45 =. NJ. 1880 PM. y. and w. Con.
IS sJ.j3 PM. $50 =. ALfThrOugh Train
10 1920 PM. 700 PM Norfolk SpeciI
'i' STOPPING PLACES.
Nos H. A.. 4O, 30. 500, and JOl make no
stops Nos. y and ~ stop at Belned and
stoney Creek on signal. Nos u. "a
3s. AZ and rs Stop on signal at Nan.
chester, Dreyrys. centralia and Ches-
ter, Nos. 81. 81. and 81 viii stop on signal
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on
all through trains. On trains Nos ~
and so sleeping cars between Richmond
"''' NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
rlving Weldon 5.26 j. H.. and NJ atlanta
1870 A. NJ. via 3. A. l.. Through sleepers
Richmond 10 Atlanta.
In addition 10 the above.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
consisting Of Vestibuie Pullman Cars
only, leaves Richmond. south-bound $3.50
j. NJ. daily except sunday. and leaves
Petersburg, north-bound. T.52 A. ~ daily
except Monday. No extra fares charged
on this train except REGULAR Pullman.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
FOLK
Leave Arrive.
Richmond. 20 90 AN. Norfolk. II rs AM
Richmond. go H. "a. Norfolk. .s.45 II nj
Norfolk 30 An. Riohm a. IO..yI A. All
MOI folk. a ~ =. NJ Richmond. ZOO PM
The trains leaving Richmond at 400
A. NJ and Norfolk al 4. 80 4. NJ. arc solid
trains between these two points, and pas
sengers go through without change Of cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at 600 A.
NJ. and 1850 +. NJ. and arriving
ri Richmond ~ S.2o 4. ~ T.30 y. Al
make close connections at Petersburg 10
and from Farmyille. Lynchburg and
West.
l.. M. SULLY.
Superintendent
10. Il. ID MYERS
General Superintendent.
7. IA. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
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LEGAL PROFESSION.

JAMES LYONS,
81 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
claw office, No State Bank Building.
Telephone I34, Postoftice Box 26y.
Richmond. Na.,)
practices in all the State and United
States Courts in Richmond. Deeds and
wills carefully prepared. Acknowl-
edgements and depOsitions taken Col
lections promptly made and RENTED.
te26-ly
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NJ; -. w HaIIaA2HssiGnR

sfSHHELD ~, IN hbte.l NOy. ~. 1876.
LILA Il EJSHAOND tDAILY). BlltD-
o.oo =, STREET STATION.
s.UO a III, ktCnAiOND AND NORFOLK
Eo1lbI LLD LlAll4Ep.
Arrive norfolk u.XJ a. d.
stops only at PETERSON
Ndscriy and SuuOlA. 1.N-
ond-class tickets not accepted
nm - Tor passage on this train.
WV a. Al, The CHICAGO LkSl,Ls'
Tor Lyncnours, hoan0a4
BIueheil.. IOcAnOntas, tAengfi,
Columbus and Chicago. tlD'
man Buuct sleeper Isoaleas
5:zg p. d.. For SufioiK. .Noriolk an1 3.
termedlate stations, arrives
n;5O PM. For ROANOKE tSlS Ss * Raaiord. Ps.
lasld and Bristol. Conntcf
80 Roanoke 80 A. 81. Nit
Washington and ChattauOogi
Limited. Pullman sierysi'
Roanoke IL Memphis arl
New Orleans. Dining car
attached. Also Tor D.gs'
Held and Pocahontas AHD
Tor Rocky Mount and all So
tons on ~ iustOn-Salcm iit..
sion. Pullman Palace SLEEPER
between Richmond and Lyl.4-
burg. BelthS ready for Or.l'
pancy ~ 300 y. a. As)
pullman Sleeper Pctcrsbufs
70 Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from LynCh'
burg and the West daily at $50 A. ~,
and Tn0 y NJ. from .-orlolk and
East al 1880 A. ~, and NLS llSl LID
r. w. cOURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
w. II. BEViLL
General Passenger Agent
General Cnce. Roanoke. Wa.
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DIssoLUTIoNs, ,oPARrNEKsHIrs, &c.
Richmond. Va. Jan. Z. 1894.

Richmond. Va, Jan. {. 1894.
HAVING FOUGHT THE ENTIRE
II stock and good will Of r.. l.. CHRIS
TIAN * CO.'S trustee. the undersigned
take this opportunity Of informing the
public that they will continue the BUSINESS
under the same name. and ask continu-,
ance of the patronage given the old firm.
The store Is now open and ready % serve
all OF It's patrons as heretofore.
JAMES A. MONCURE,
GORDON WALLACE.
Referring 70 the above notice, ] desire
10 inform my friends and the public gem
orally that / can be found at my old
stand, and will be thankful for their
patronage. X. l.. CHRISTIAN.
iiJ-lgr
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SHORTESI AND QUICAEoJ ROUTE
SOUTH AND SOUTHW EST.

SHORIESI AND QUICAEoJ ROUTE
SOUTH AND SOUTHW EST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 81, 1893.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
-, TRAIN No. 81, l2.5O A. NJ
~ ~ IhhRN EXPRESS, daily for DAN
- vlhe' Greensboro. Winston salem Con-
meets az Danville with the Washington
ana southwestern Vestibuled Limi, ca:
az SSniis5nry for Asheyiile Hot Springs:
ar Charlotte iOr Columbia. Aiken Au-
gusta, Atlanta, Birmingham, MontgOm-
cry New orleans, Texas and California.
ullnan aiace Sleeping Car Richmond
~ Danyille and Danville to Asheviie ana
not springs, qsO Danllle 10 Atlanta.
TRAIN No. %. 1870 +. NJ.
Il AoI MAIL. daily, for \ points South
A ana Southwe Connects az Mose.ey
with Earmyille and PoLsatan railroad;
heysyille Tor ClarksYT1e, oxford and
Durham. Connects AT Danvilie with
Pullman sleeper FOR Augusta and Atlanta:
TRAIN No. H. 600 r. n.
A leila ACCOMlIATION, daily ex-
n cent Sunday TIT Amelia Courthouse
. I'D intermediate points.
ARRIVE All RICHMOND.
Train No 3S 700 A. NJ; No. 80. 1:2J
4. NJ: No. IS S:i5 A. N.
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Granulated Sugar, &c.

Z pounds White Sugar for.............. -
Light Brown Sugar, per pound. 3i5
Arbuckle's Arlosa Coffee. per pound. "a
Sugar-cured Shoulders, per pound. :
salt Pork, per pound. ...-............. 8
Good Butter, per pound. ................ 20
Black-Eyed Peas. per quart. 4
7 pounds Virginia Buckwheat for. %
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen..... -
3 large cans Thistle Tomatoes -
3 cans Best Corn for............... d
Silver King Minnesota Patent Fam
lily Flour. per barrel................S4O 90
or, per sack. ....................... y
4 pounds Dried Peaches fOr........ ~
pounds New Prunes for............. ~
Homemade Jelly, per pound. ......... 4
California claret Wine. per gallon. 90
Pure Lard. per pound. .............. \
Large cans Table Peaches ............ 10
Home Made Apple Butter per pound.
l.ure sugar syrup per gallon.......... -
New crop y. q. M0lasses,, per gallon. 80
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour, per
or per sack ........................ -
Price-L.ist mailed on application
:. ILLMAN'S SON.
Phone SIC. lS20-1S22 east Main street.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

L1OR SALEM WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
II completely furnished HOTEL Of
100 rooms desirably located, with long
lease and low rent Lessee would take
partner who - good accountant Adj
dress $. GASSENHEIAIER, Manager.
fa1--f
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STEAMBOATS,.

nID DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
pANl.
SYSTEMATICALLY LINE FOR NEW
> YORK.
Ra Steamers leave Richmond
K every TUESDAY and FRI
lgx,N DAY at +. NJ.
n~sNN Leave New York QrOm
<AI'N~ Pier D. North river, for
III AsSA Richmond every WEDNES-
&DAY and SATURDAY at 3
Il Z. NJ.
Cabin Observation-Disclosures. . 90
Round Trip. ....... .........:...... Il W
For further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN K co. Agents.
de29 1901 Main street.
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Richmond, Va, Dec. - 1893
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
i stockholders of the SECURITY
BANK will be nei1 at their banking
house THURSDAY. JANUARY -. 1894.
at O'Clock +. NJ. A. Il. BLAIR.
deg Cashier.
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v OItA RIVER LINE Via WEST POINT

" OIsA RIy Err LINE Via WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE tANORIIE ROUTE TO BALTI-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND
LEAVE RICHMOND:
Thal> 40 lu. d 20 H. M.
T OCAL EXPRESS daily. Stops az all
II stations. Al Lest0r Manor connects
with stage for Wakerton; also connects
with Baltimore steamer az West Point
daily except Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 4PNr
II OR WEST POINT. daily except sun
Il day. thence by Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad TO Richmond. arriving az
10 30 A. NJ and 500 =. "a
TRAIN Nc A. 7:o5 A. M.
I OCAL MIXED. daily except Sun
Lday: leaves Twenty-third street sta
tion for West Point and intermediate
Ticket Office at station foot OF Virginia
s stre1' open $50 500 s a ~ e 600 p NJ and
CITY ticket Office. 9Oi Main street.
SOL. HAAS, w. A. TURK.
TRAFFIC Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
W. II. GREEN General Manager.
8 =. THOMPSON. Superintendent
JNO NJ BEATL. Travl. Pass. Agent.
e15 Main street. Richmond
A TLANTIC COAS- LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing Wednesday, January 10.
1894. at 300 II. NJ. trains on this road
Will run as follows.
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The state Bank oL Vlrglnla.

Richmond, Va, Dec. y, 1913
III HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS Of this bank viii
be held in their clearinghouse WE'D
NESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1894. at IL
O'Clock NJ. WILLIAM NJ. HILL
de2S-td Cashier
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY's
LAAIES RIVER LINE Tor Tho 81

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the sea-
shore. cheapest and most pleasant route
10 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, New
port News, Claremont and James river
landings. Connections: At Old Point and
Norfolk foe Hampton and Smithieid
Va Washington. u. g, Baltimore, PDila-
delpnia and New York. james river BY
daylight, Great tourist line. James
town. Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
les than half charged b. rail. tere 70
Portsmouth. Old Point and Norfolk.
$50 and S1O0. Steamer Poca-
hontas leaves Richmond every MON
DAY. WTDN ESDAY and FRIDAY at
A NJ. (STF EET CARS GO DIRECT
I,Y TO STEAMERS WIZARD for above
named places. Through tickets on sale
on steamer and at Gathers Agency, No:
gOl Main street. Baggage checked
through. State-rooms engaged for day
or night Music by a grand orchestrion
FREIGHT Freight received daily for
above-named places and Eastern North
Carolina: also for Eastern shore OF sir-
einia fnd all regular landings on the
1ames river. at LOWEST RATES. and
through bills issued.
EDWARD r. BARNEY. President.
IRWIN WEISIGER, Superintendent.
General Offices: Planters Bank Build
ing
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N 5sILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
NOnfOLk STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NY and FRIDAY at F. NJ, and every
s-fNDAY al a. NJ. Freight for Tues
Avs and Fridays steamers received
until sailing hours. For Sundays steam
or till p. NJ. Saturday Freight received
daily till Z. N.
Fare II Philadelphia. $500
For further Information apply TO
j. w. 4CARRICK.
General Southern Agent.
Once Rocketts-
w. p CLYDE q Co
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aihEIINGs.
Virginia trust COMPANY.


Virginia State INSURANCE Company,
Richmond, Va, Jan. !. 1894.
III HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders OF this company will
be held at their Office, No. 1906 Main
street, JANUARY IT, 1894. at II o'clock
NJ. RO. Il. RICHARDSON,
ja2-td Secretary.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-11
A NEW PRODUCT.
An Artificial sirup Evolved Frsas Best
Sugar.
Especial correspondencc.l


Sugar.
Especial Correspondencc.l
WASHINGTON, July 5.--The chemists
cunning has evolved from beet sugar an
entirely new product known as "arti-
fetal fruit sugar" which promises to be.
of exceptional interest to all persons con-
cerned IN fruit preserving-now ire.
mendous interest in this country. Ac-
cording to n description furnished by
the American consul general at Frank
fort, Mr.. Frank H. Mason, "the process
consists apparently in the inversion of
beet sugar at a certain stage of its man.
ufacture by chemicaE treatment into
what is technically designated 'lavu-
lose,' which is chemically identical with
the natural fruit sugar developed in
greater or less degree in most kinds of
fruit.
ut differs both in taste and chemical
composition from cane sugar, is limpid
white strip of great density, containing
from rs to 70 per cent of sugar, and
possesses, among other valuable quail
ties, rich, fruity flavor and the capac-
lty to remain fluid and free from granu-
lation for al indefinite period, notwith-
standing its high degree of density. 1t
Is we'll known that ordinary white strip
containing IS per cent or more of sugar
crystallizes and forms granular deposits,
and when used for preserving fruit often
candies to such Il degree that the pre-
serves have to be recooked to restore the
desired smoothness and fluidity. The
new artificial fruit sugar, on the contra
ry, remains smooth and fluid under all
conditions. But the quality which chief
ly determines its commercial value is its
power to assimulate, develop and pre-
serve the natural aromatic flavor of the
fruit to which it is applied as preserv-
ing material. Confectioners, fruit pack
ers and skilled housekeepers who have
tested it quite extensively during the
past year i'll the preservation of cherries,
strawberries, peaches and various other
fruits pronounce it far superior for such
purposes to any other form of sugar.
FINALLY it corrects the tendency so
common in fruits preserved in ordinary
sugar, to soften and assume crude
sugary flavor, which not only Injuries
the color and appearance of the pre-
serves, but renders them cloying and
disagreeable to the taste" It is also
said to be largely entering into use al
ready i'll Europe for the ''perfecting" of
wines and manufacture of liquors and
is much better than sugar for the MAX
ing of lemonade. $50 far us known its
use has not been extended. even expert
mentally, to the United States"
JAMES CONNOLLY.
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ooMM1ss1oNER.s NOTICE.
TO j. p UNDERWOOD AND JOHN B. DUN
Il bar and Henry Cape, partRero doing boei

ITO j. p. UNDERWOOD AND JOHN B. DUN.
\ bar aDd Henry Cape, partRero doing bust
G. G. Payne, u. c. shesor and Y. II. Payne. s.
firm q Psyho sheor Co.; f. Rorer, ' Jr. E sdo
mond Didicr. j. w. Hancock, trustee; S. D. Fer
Ggs9%p h J0hn N; Hart trustee; ] v. Janaeon, r;
building and Loan Company, j. X. Gilliarh j. L.
Thompson and Samuel Tyyce, trustees; Rosnoke
T W. Miner trustee; Peoples Building Loan s and
saving Association. James =. Groves, substituted
trustee; a; 3: Bunt. trustee; T. L. Bunch. The
austee; g. ": Thomas, K. A. BucEner, r. ".
Miller. +; Il. Davis. Jr;, doing business as F. B.
business as W. II. Clare & Co; Jerry Nichols
nd r. X Woodward. partners as Nicholas u
Woo ward the First National Bank, State Says
Trust Loan and Safe Deposit COMPANY. First
National Bank, OF Buchanan. Va; K. Mahoncy
Bro; U. IL. Halter, A. p. Staples, i.ustee: George
p. Tayloe, 4. E, Scott, B. W. Robe7ison, com mis-.
sM,Gn1eNJ: Allen Watts trustee;D ID. II. Scott, n. W.
Loan ASSOCIATION, George j.. Poet, trustee; Roa.
noke Building Association and Investment Com
Joseph A. Gale, r N. stsrKey G. iiar 1sdleSae ad
ministrator OF A. Il. Koincr, deceased, and j. A.
Dupuy, trustee. ~
IN THE hUsTiNGS, COURT foR TIE CITY
OF ROANOKE.
TAKE NOTICE that, pursuant 20 decree in
dred and ninety four, l shall ON Monday the
NINTH DAY OFJULY, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND klNETf-FOUR, Mt my office, rooms num-
per two and three, Masonic Temple, in the city
aforesaid, proceed to inquire into and make the
statements concerning the matters mentioned in
the satc decree and thereby referred to me ne one
OF the commissioners in chancery OF the said
accounts:
FIRST. An account OF the plainttn-s de bts
shoWlnG on what property the same are lens.
SECOND. An account showing all other liens
IN xyht nh 81 .Iak.x to-.
judgments are liens together with their prorities
and dignitics.
THIRD. An account. showing all.thc property
on which the PLAINTIFFS dobts arc iicne and the
order IN which the same should be sold to satisfy
FOURTH. An inquiry as to whether the prop
perty on which the plaintir'e dcbts are liens
should sold TO satisfy the said liens thereon or
whether al OF aaid liens would he paid by rental
OF the said property in fivc years.
FIFTH ANY other matter deemed pc rti ncnt by
tnc commissioner or required by any proper
A. BLAIR ANTRIM
b ~ COMMISSIONER IN CIigANCERY
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dinner tables, public and private, while
his reputation is widely known among
lawyers the country over. He shares
with Mr.. Evarts the reputation of
wit, and droll stories float from the
quiet rooms of the Bar association rs
to the sayings and doings of these two
men. Mr.. Choate is not always careful
to count upon the probable effect of his
sallics, but he is seldom malicious He
wears certain quiet smile when about
to smite friend or an adversary be-
meath the fifth rib, and those that know
HIM open their ears cXpectantly when
they see that smile lowering about his
mouth. The latest witticism of Mr.
Choate floating through legal circles
was aimed at his friend and brother
lawyer, Colonel John J. McCook. Colo
mel McCook is member of law
firm famous for its operations i'll reor-
ganizing financial corporations. He was
also one of the counsel for the prosecu-
ton i'll the case of Professor Briggs of
Presbyterian fame. When an echo of
the Briggs case was ut length heard in
the recent general assembly of the
Northern Presbyterian church and Colo
mel McCook's namo again came up in
connection with the matter, Mr.. Choate
said:
II never could understand why Nc
Cook went into that case unless he ex-
pected to break up the Presbyterian
church and reorganiZe it,. -
No portrait can quite convey the ripe
ness, geniality, humor and tolerance of
MIR. Choate's face. 1t is good, round,
ruddy face, with round bcak of Il nose
that i'll extreme old age will ovcrshadow
the mouth and threaten the full, round
chin. The checks arc round and their
convexity increases with his broad
smile. The head is round, and so is the
forehead that fronts it, Then there is a
pleasing rotundity beneath his waist
coat. a family nearly allied to Mr..
Choate treasures u photograph of the
man as youth of 90 or thcrcabouts 1t
is taken from a dagucrrcotypc, and il
shows him handsome, clear eyed,
smiling young fellow clad in the some
what picturesque fashion of the day.
1t Is an altogether charming face and
one that any man might be glad to have
in the gallery of his ancestors.
e. y NALLANDlCiIAM