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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-23
The rrul. arexer.. convention.

TACOMA, Jan. 2L-fSpeciai Chairman
L. H. Ross and other members of the COM
mittee Of the board of horticulture In
preparation for the fruit growers conveu-
ton to be held ~ Spokane, have been very
busy lately making detailed arrangements
for the meeting A number of the nur-
serymen OF the state have petitioned the
board 10 issue call for those engaged in
that industry to meet and organize
nurserymen's association. A call will
be issued inviting also the nurseries
OF Oregon, Idaho and British Columbia, to
unite in an association for the entire
Northwest TO assemble at Spokane during
the convention. The beekeepers of these
ststes will also be invited TO attend with a
view Of forming an organization of the
honey industry.
Secretary Tonneson, OF the board of
horticulture says 1t is probable that the
convention will be held annually. and IL
Is suggested these associations might hold
annual meetings at the same time and
place. DIR. y. G. Blalock will give some
important instruction along the line
OF picking. grading and packing for
the through markets at the meeting. and
ex-Pomaceous Judge Z. r. Babcock. who
officisted at the Worlds fair, will give the
fruit growers Of the Northwest some idea
OF the great value the industry may
reach, providing proper systems and
methods are carried out by them.
More than sixteen distinct objects essen
tiai 10 fruit growers have been assigned
and accepted by experienced persons, who
viii discuss them during the meeting.
Spokane hotels have given special rates,
and the city is preparing to entertain
royalty. Secretary Tonneson says:
Producer. shipper. carrier, seller and
buyer have here an excellent opportunity
to meet and confer together on business
which can be of mutual benefit
10 ali as they are jointly interested.
This first convention, to be held on Feb
ruary IL. promises TO very interesting, q
large attendance and of great benefit 10
individual fruit growers"
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Hira~aym.n wer...d win an Umsr.,,.

TACOMA. Jan. Especial. A ridieul-
Gus attempt at a hold-up occurred this
morning. Some one knowing that Market
master AMI ex-Councilman Meath left
home for the market before daylight, tax
ing usually So with him, laid in
wait, ordered him 90 hold up his
hands. and in complying Meath's
umbrella hit the highwayman squarely in
the mouth, throwing him Off his guard
Meath instantly took advantage of the
rntshap and rammed the umbrella down
the highwayman's throat four or five
inches The h,ghwayman escaped a beat.
ing by running away. bleeding freely a,
the mouth and leaving Meath's umbrella
covered With gore. Meath. who is a small
msu. did not show fight at first.
During the scrimmage Meath got the
h'ghwayman down AMI stamped upou hi,
face with ais big gum boots.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-23


wasHrssros Csrr, Jan PA bib In
fsoduced in the senate By Morgan for
srnsndmsnt Of the charter OF the sicar-
aqua Canal Company provides thai the
capital stock Of the company shau con-
sist Of 1,0oD.o00 shares at 500 each.
All stock heretofore fssued by the
company shall be called IN and
canceIed. and all bonds heretofore issued
redeemed and cancelled and all obligations
sat.shed- The company il authorized 10
issue new bonds 70 the amount OF x7oob.-
90 20 run SIXTY years. bat redsemabie ~
the pleasure OF the United States after ten
years. the bonds 20 draw interest
~ the rate Of per cent and
be Issued from the United States
treasury. provision in the bill restricts
the fssus of bonds 70 80. 90, 600 before
July /, is37. and authorizes the president
Of the United states prior 20 that time TO
suspend the issue Of bonds, which suspen-
sion shall remain in force until
congress may Otherwise direct. The
payment OF the bonds, principal and In
teress. shall be guaranteed BY the United
states II the default Is made in the pay
meat of interest before the canal IL put IN
operation. the president Of the United
States can foreciose upon written
order. OF the capital stock
s7n,GO0.Go IL 10 be issued 10
the United states in consideration of
its guarantee of the bonds of the company.
$o.On,0 90 Is TO be issued to the govern
Inent Of Sicaragua: 81 .5o.ooo to the gov
eminent of Costa Rica and the remaining
50. 10000 to be disposed OF by
the company. OF this amount
100000 Ii to be issued in
payment Of expenditures already made on
the canal. The company is authorized to
offer the remaining 1900. 600 Of stock for
sale and use the proceeds exclusively for
construction Of the canal. The company
Is prohibited from selling any stock except
for cash or at less than par.
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I.s.r.., K.,.au. Bni No. Y., Reported

WAsHixsros CIrr. Jan. 22-Ihe inter
nal revenue bill. including the income
tax. was submitted to the ways and means
committee this morning. Cochran en-
desvored to secure delay and the Demo
crsts were unable for . time to secure q
quorum to DO business, as the Republicans
refrained from voting. Then Cochran Of
fered an amendment 20 the first section,
but pending consideration OF 1T a recess
was taken. Alta second meeting the bill
was read. but no final vote taken. IL vas
agreed that meeting to vote should be
held ut 1890 O'Clock tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-23

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York stooa Market.


NEW YORK March 7.-Amerlcan Sugar
was again the feature Of the stock mar.
kes' The price ranged from 9O4 to
95 y and closed at 941s, net gaia for
the day OF ~ per cent. Tho transac.
tlons were not as heavy as on yester
DAY. but still reached quite respect
able total, $4,000 shares having been
traded in. The bears were not per.
mitted to have control of tho stock at
any time, although, when 1t touched
% they were im pressed with the idea
that the bull movement was over, and
they put out fresh lines
The other industrials were in brisk
demand and moved up rapidly. Lead
advanced 81 to 3l9s, preferred. ~ to
16N; Cotton Oil, "a to 2916; Whiskey,
u TO 25H; General Electric, ~ to a
and American Tobacco, q to 75M.
These stocks were Influenced by Wash
ington reports that the Senate would
grant some protection to Sugar, Lead
and other industries. At least this was
the reason ascribed in the room for the
improvement in the stocks. Covering
OF short contracts also played an i'm
portant part in the rise. The general
railway list was firm in the carly trad
ing in sympathy with the strength of
Anne rican Sugar, but later on there was
reaction of Il to per cent.
The decline was due to reports OF gold
shipments by Saturdays European
steamers Estimates placed the ex-
ports on that day at fully SO, 900, 600.
Later ON London houses bought round
amounts OF the Changers and other
stocks, and this changed the temper of
speculation, and the market left off
strong with net gain of 1s@3% per
cent. for the day. The failure Of Hunter,
Charlie IL Jacobs had no effect on the
market. The firm dealt in privileges,
and the rise in Sugar is said to have
carried them down. Total sales were
asa, 900 shares, of which 163 COO were
listed and $4,000 unlisted The trad
ing in railway and miscellaneous bonas
was strong with an active demand
Treasury balances: Coin, sos, OO9, 900;
currency, S44, O6S, 900.
Money on call has been easy at per
cent, last loan at l and closing offered
at ]. Prime mercantile paper, 404N per
cent. Bar silver, 59}6. Sterling exchange
is firm, with actual business in bank
ers' bills 1t 4S7@4S74 for sixty days,
and 4s3A @4S3H for demand. Posted
rates, 4Ss@4S91d. Commercial bills,
4s6%@4s7 for sixty days, and 4S7%@4ss
for demand. Government bonds strong
State bonds dull. Rail- DAD bonds higher.
oliver at the board was neglected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
Produce and Merchandise

NEW YORK, March Flour quiet,
steady; winter wheat, low grades, 90
@2.45; patents, 3.25@3.5O; Minnesota
clear, 2.50@2.90; patents, 3.75@3.45; low
extras, 2.O5@2.45; Southern flour dull,
steady; common TO fair extra, 2.OO@3 20;
good to choice extra, 3.1O@4.2O. Wheat
dull, firmer, with options, No. 2 red ,
store and elevator, 62H@63M; afoau,
"a; options fairly active, irregular and
closing firm at an advance of sos;
No. red, 62H; May, 64M. Corn dull,
irmer; No. 2, 43A@4aM elevator, A u
@44A afioat; options dull, butt closed
firm at a@% advance; March, 43%;
April and May, 43A; July, 443E.
Oats fairly active; options stronger;
March, 3sA; April, a5sl; May, $50; No.
. white, March, 3s4; April, IS; spot
No. Q, 37A; No. 2 white. 3s1f@3o:
mixed Western, 3S@3s}6; white do, 80
OAK. Hay firm, moderate demand.
Wool steady, moderate demand, I'm
changed. Beef quiet, steady, I'm
changed; beef hams dull, 1850; tiercsd
beef dull, steady city extra, India
mess, 1920. Cut meats quiet, weak;
picked bellies, 81; shoulders, 6@o4;
do. hams. 9@91S; middles nominal
Lard quiet, firmer; Western steam,
7.37A; city, 69s@6s4; March, & 40 asked ;
May, 80; refined quiet; Continent,
$50; South America, $40; compound.
6@61s.
Molasses, foreign nominal; New Or
leans, 30@3S; dull, steady Peanuts
quiet Coffee options steady, 10 to 80
points up; March, IL 2o@lo.3o; May,
10 csc 1885; July, 15OO@15.15; Sep
TENDER, so; spot Rio steady, quiet;
No. 7, 17A. Sugar, raw firm, fair de-
mand; fair refining, 3 1916; refined
firm, quiet; off A, 1904 ais; standard
A, AGA ZIG; cut loaf, SOS 3-16;
crushed, SOS BIG; granulated, 44@
9-l6. Freights to Liverpool market
dull, weak; cotton by steamer, 81
pence bid; grain by steamer, 216 pence
asked
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
Degrees of Heat In Incubators.

ncubators arc usually run at 1903 de-
grees above zero. One very successful
hatcher runs his ut 1921 degrees. while
another almost or quite as successful
runs his ut 10i degrees. Not few fail
ures in Matching have been due to the
Incorrect registering of the temperature
by the thermometer. If the thermometer
indicates IL less degree than 1924 degrees.
no alarm need be felt-the Matching NAV
be delayed a little, but that is not a seri-
Gus matter-but if the thermometer goes
above 40 then there is good cause for
alarm.
There is e possibility that absolute
uniformity of heat may be disadvan-
tage in Matching, and yet few are willing
to trust to much variation. The varia-
ton secured by the taking out of theeggs
for turning is considered ample for the
requirements of successful hatch. and
the advice given by writer in American
Agriculturist is to secure as great uni
formlty of temperature as possible.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
The Place to Hear Them Roar.

They were in the smoking room at the
hotel, and conversation had turned upon
the subject of mysterious midnight noises
Each in turn related some little anecdotc,
when spare young man in the corner sud
denly rose to his feet.
Gentlemen" said he, your experiences
are interesting, but for real awe give me
the roaring of the lion or sharp trnmpeting
of an elephant borne to you on the still
night air as you lie silent, neither asleep
nor awake"
They stared at him in surprise Was this
pale youth, then, some great traveller?
Excuse me-" one asked, but have YOU.
then, really slept in the jungle and heard
these mighty beasts as they roamed about
by night!"
We'll. it's not exactly that" replied the
youth rs he reached for the handle of the
door. But | always sleep with my win
dow open, and my lodgings are by the 70
illogical gardens. '-Tit-Bits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
RECEIVERS SALE.

n OBEDIENCE TO DECREE OF TILE
IL. nnstii gs Court OF the city OF Roanoke, rem
I W IN the chaneery cause or the Bridgewate,
carriage Company against Z. S. Miller and
U.aers; l VIII on WEDNESDAY,, TIE 2STII
Dh OF MARCH, 1891, proceed to sell at mn b,i1
u ntIoh all or the personal property OF thr
btidgewaer Carriage Company wv
Shlu SAFE VIII begin Mt ~ d. M and will con
inue throughout the day and from DIV To dav
untli salo sale shall have been completed ,Thc
property TO be sold consists OF large number of
cArrisees, buggics and other vehicles entfreIv
nnlshed. carriage builders supplies, machinery
loois snd lumber and many other articles too
nuerous 10 mention in an advertisement. The
1sn,ion OF the pnblic is especially called to
luis SAFE as the stock to be sold Ia frstcIsss and
an opportunity not often presented '''''
inc SAFE VIII take place at the works OF tho
company, In the county OF Roanoke near The
corporate limits OF the city of Roanoke. Electric
cnrs run direct to the works. Persons contcn
PIAUny bidding on the day OF sale arc snrciaiiv
Invited 10 inspect the stock prior to the day ~
or. ahhmS OF SALE-Cash a. to all sums nndcr
SSo, ana rs to suns over $50 notes of tho mr.
cnascrs WIN be accepted, payable four months
ai i date bearing interest from date Of =. sair
NIL Gently ,s satisfactory to the receiver said
n nuI Win security thereon mist be executed
H srnn o , before the property lie removed
ini ist OF all articles he secured by nd
:" Z. MARLEY, receiver
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
-, ~ the 0th day OF March, 1898, and recorded in
the clerks Office or the Hastings Court for the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, on the 22d day OF
March. 1893, in deed hook 50. page III, whereby
Saen II; Coon conveyed to me as trustee the
y. Howard Royer, trustee, the payment OF the
following named sums of money!:
the 9Th day of Mareh s ey f1s s aays after
gotiable note dated March 9th 1923, bearing in
torrst at the rae OF elk per cent per annum, and
payable to o. Howard Koycr, trustee.
Five hundred dollars, payable one hundred and
twenty days after the 9TH day OF March, 1893, evil
Howard Roger, trustee bearing int crest at the
rate OF six per cent. per annum, and dated the
9th day OF March. 1893
Seven hundred dollars, PAYABLE in one hundrcd
and eighty days after the 9TH day OF March lSl3.
and evidenced by negotiable note bearing inter.
cry u! tne rate OF six per cent: per annum. pay
dated the 18th day OF March, 1893.
Seven hundred and lfty dollars, payable In two
March, 1873, evidenced by negotiable note paw ".
able to the said o. Howard Roger, trustee, bear.
Ing interest at the rate OF six per cent. per
Seven hundred and hfty dollars, payable in
three hundred days after the 9TH day of March.
the said o ow by negotiable note payable
tercst at the rate of six per cent per annum and
dated the 9TH day OF March, 1923
three hundred and sixty days after tho 9Th tiny OF
Mhrch' 1898, evidenced by negotiable note, pay
able to the said o. Howard Roger, Trustee, bear.
Ing interest NJ the rate OF ak pcr cent per mn
mum, and dated the 9TH day of March, 1893.
seven hundred and lrty dollars payable In
four hundred and twenty DAYS after the 6th day
OF March, 1898, evidenced by negotiable note nav.
able to the said o. Howard Roger, trustee, bear.
ing interest ut the rate OF six per ceHt. per an
NUM-, and dated the 9TH day OF March, 1893
And dcfanit having been made In the payment
OF portion OF the said note for the sum OF $1C0
aforesaid, fxuO having been paid thereon on No
vcmDcr ., 1873; and III the payment or the first
Two $3.50 notes above mentioned, due and pay.
able In 2iO and $40 days, respectively, after the
by the said o. Howard Roger trustee, so to do,
VIII; ON SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF
MARCH, 1891, AT II O'CLOCK NJ, ofrcr for sale.
To the highest bidder. ut public auction In front
OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke Vir-
ginia, the following described lots or parcels OF
Virginia. TO wit: $500 w.
l. Beginning at point on the west side of
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

Rl VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DRED or
- trust executed to the undersigned trustee nm
INC % day or February, 1870, and recorded in tho
clerks ohice OF the Hastings Court for the city of
McM G deed book 81, page a2S, whereby Geo
m ac Gisn conveyed the property herinarter de-
sG an 70 secure the Roanoke Building Assoca
ton anu Investment Company the payment OF
the sum OF so, evidenced by ninety neo0
tlanie notes OF even date with said deed OF trial
Tor tue sum of Si055 each. Default having been
mace IN the payment OF eleven OF said notes. and
nAving heen requested to do by the Roanoke
buliGing Association and Investment Comuanv
VIII, On TIE NTI DAY OF MARCH, 1Sai
sen NJ pubic auction to the highest bidder mr.
the front door or the courthouse in the citv or
no .hoke, the following described propcrty fo
VIII certain lot or parcel OF land lying i'm the
CITY OF hoinoke ana bounded ~ follows TO wit.
=, beSihnlng Ut point on the north side of
Mountain street lis feet east OF Franklin road
thenCc north ccgrec Is minutes east $50 feet 10
nm alley, thence with said alley north s. degrees
10 minutes cast 81 feet to point thence south /
uesrec ID minutes east $50 feet to Mountain
street; thence with Mountain street south so de.
grTes 10 minutes west so feet to the beginning.
iEhMS ot SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the
COST OF executing this trust and the sum of S51 95
anu as 10 the sum OF 81 1910 upon y credit to be-
come Que In monthly instaments OF $40 so each.
win interest from the Sd day OF February ISlO
balance; II any, in one and two years from date
uelerred payments to be cvidenc ed by the notes
or inc purchaser, secured by deed OF trust on
the premises. LUCIAN II COOKE "a
% JUS Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
= estate In the city OF Roanoke, Vain pur
unSc Oh nm order OF the board of directors OF tho
L5nchourS rerpctualBuilding and Loan Comnanv
t ,,lmuc on november Is, 1893, the UNDERSIGNED
tIusIces In deed OF trust executed by Minnjc
In, r n, eo ana Partce her husband dated
Suiy 90, IS{: to secure the said company, will ON
S SA;I1 1 hfDAi, MARCH 10TH, ISL. AT 10
OCLoCk A. NJ. on the premises proceed To scli
10y way or public auction the following real
us follows: ' ""u "esetiocu
beginning at point on the northside Of vs,,cv
street ~ 1cct cast OF Holiday street. thence NORTH
10 degrees east 10 feet TO an alley thenre so
~ degrees cast A feet to point thence sonth IN
degrees west 100 feet to Valley street thenco
WIN valley street north 50 feet west AZ fnet 10
house % "o"oic orlcR
TERMS: Cash as to ss7569 ducs In arrear,
sau sum sufficient to derray the expenses Of
shie anu any taxes and premiums for Insurance.
On sau property due and unpaid; AS to balance
quo SAID Lynchburg Perpetual Bujldinr ma
Lonh company, the purchaser Is to assume The
onisa,lohs or NJ. III. Partcc and N partee to tho
Lynchpurg Perpetual Building and Loan Com
Phny inc sum or S33.67 on the second Monday In
March, 1871. and S53.67 per month for the ncyt
succeeding 81 months on the second Mondau H. A.
cach month, subject to all the conditions and
etlpuiatons contained In the bond and dce1 or
,rust executed by NJ H. Partcc and n Partec IN
o"y 20, 1898, 10 The trustees of said company and
~ therc nc any residue ii shall he upoi n credit
oi one ana TWO years In equal instaimcnts with
rn,cles. rom day OF sale evidenced by negotiable
notes secured by deed OF trust upon the pron
erty The city and State taxes for 1sgt 70 Ia
pald by the purchaser. " W
SAN. T TYiliashM' lrrDs,..s
- tds. W. Moe. WAUGH.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-08
TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
erty.-Thc Injunction heretofore awarded tn
STOP inc sac or the hereinafter described property
having been dissolved by the Judge OF the iIust.
ingS Court OF the city or Roanoke, Va, January
10, 1871, ana the said court, by its decree in the
cause of Is. w. Jones vs. ii. Nj Daniel. trustee of
gds, t1nl was pronounced Mt its January term
iS''4, directed The undersigned, II. NJ Daniel.
trustee, III the deed OF trnst executed January is
Io"o ny 81; Is Levy TO secure certain sums
money 10 Erastus II. Woodson, to sell the certain
will ON TUESDAY, MARCH ", 1Sgi. An, -
CCLOCh NJ. in front OF the courthouse i'm the
Guy OF toanokc, Va. oncr for sale by public auc-
tlon TO the highest bidder the following de-
Va, and described rs follows Lots 4 g. q and :
section 3, of the Edgcwood addition to tho eli y
OF ROanOkc: '
BEGINNING Mt the southwest corner OF Norfolk
folk avenue south Is degrees west 100 feet 10 cor
ner or lot No. 3, thence south Is degrees cnst i'm
lcct 10 10 foot alley. thence with said alley
noFth 20 degrees cast 1h0 feet To Camden street.
tnencc with Camden street north Is degrees west
lS0 fcct to the place OF beginning.
VIII ilrst oircr for sale lots No. s. Il and sonar
atcly and then rs whole; II the sum realized NV
neither of said methods Ii sufficient to DISCHARGE
proceed to sell lot No. d.
mere Is located on the above described lots 4
nice cottages near the Roanoke Machine Works
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost Of
executing this trust, including trustees com
mission OF B per cent. and to pay one note for
$625, made by j. Is. Levy to Z. H. Woodson, dated
January To- lS'n and payable three years from
GATE WIN interest. protest fee and interest from
one ana two years, deferred payments evidenced
ny negotiable notes OF the purchaser secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
IL; Nj. DANIEL, Trustee and Commissioner
nave sOld the above described propctty and
the purchaser assumed payment OF the note.
f tas '. Is. LEVY