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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
94 ids

A'RuSTEE'S SALE OF REAL. ESTATE nv
virtue or a deed OF trust dated tho i5th 10,
OF december, 1872, from John p GRAY ~ ~ WAY
alexander NELL and Rush L. Dcrr trns "a :, "
Mnch uccu Is OF record in the clerks of,ica ~ n
SSrpooatlon court Tor the city of Roanoke In dcnd
pooh So page 10. to secure to the Middle States
I uoai.. Duloing and Construction Company ot
imaserstown, Maryland, the payment OF the dues
interest, premiums and fines therein stinuIa,nS
to be paid, and default having occurred IN tSo
pay mcnt OF SAID dues, premiums interest and
nhes, lot the space OF six months or morc and
the said Rush u. Dcrr having dcuar,rd III i. s.e
lcaVlpg the undersigned as the suryiyinr trnstoo
Snu oeing requested so to do by tho Niddir
states Loan, Building and Construction Com
p Eil VIII, on THURSDAY, THE II'Il nay
" Ur oCIOBER, 1891, AT 10:i5 O'CLOCK AN on
"a ,nc premises, proceed to sell at public auction
70 thc highest hiddor, all that certain marc; -;
described us follows: ''' anu
beginning ut point on the north side NJ
, W S.ne avenue 2i3'i feet east of Eleventh street
tncncc win Nythc avenue in an castcrIv dircc
non ou lect to point; thence northwa TdIr n,
rlEht angles to snid Wythc avenue I3i * Sccc. -
an ailey; thence along said alley in westerly d.
ISt oV lcci 10 point thence sonthwnrdy
IL ISct 10 me place of beginning and known
as 10. NO; : section ,, of the Mclrosc Addi ion
mnMS' tash us to enough TO pay tho cost of
GAecntlhg This trust and to pay the amount NOW
quo and in arrears on said Interest nrcmiunos
hnes and dues, viz: 1926 10 and the rcsiduo shall
De payable In two equal annual payments OF one
anu TWO years from the date OF sale tho deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust nnnn Tho
properly ana to bear interest from thc date NJ
sIc upon this land Is constructed n conrcnicnt
ana desirable dwelling house
Jus OF ALEXANDER NELL, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATE-uy

'NRu STEE'S SALE OF REAL. ESTATE-BY
virtue or deed OF trust dated the 22nd ,la Y
OF Deccmbcr, 1872. from Melissa Van Wnroncr
aiid nus band TO II. X. Douglas AID Thomas "
MINER trustees, which deed is OF rccorc In tho
cc,k oihcc OF the corporation court for the civ
Oh roanoke, in deed book -. page Is. To secure
10 lhc Mlddlc States Loan, Building and Con
s st Company, OF liagcrstown, MARYLAND.
,he payment or the dues interest, premiums and
lines therein stipulated to he paid: and defanlt
having occurred in the payment OF the said
ducs, interest premiums and fines for the snacr
OF SIX months and more, and being rnoucstrd w
10 do by the said Middle States Loan iuIldinr
construction Company, we will ON Tlj7fpS
DAl TIE 4Tii DAY OF OCTOBER, isgi. NJ
i!:u5 O'CLOCK a. NJ, on the premises proceed
20 sen NJ pubilc auction To tho highest bidder Mi
i I certain parcel of land lying in tho CITY of
koanoke, va, and described as follows:
bcglhuing ut point on the north side Of
Slhe avenue 3l39l feet cast OF Eleventh street:
thence with Wythc avenue castwardly 10 fcct ~
point; thence northwardly at right angles from
ythc avenue l3l 10 feet to an alley: thencc alou.
said alley wcstwardly so feet TO a pont. thence
sonthwardiy l3l 81 feet to the place of bcrjuui,tr
nclns lot No. 10, section ,, according 10 Inc IN mn
OF me Mclrose Land Company.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost of
executing TINS trust and TO pay tho amount now
uuc ana IN arrears on said interest. premiums
lhes ana dues, viz: Sai2b.i0 and tho residue shalI
DC payable in two equal annual payments of one
ana two years from day OF sale the dcfcrrdd nay.
ments to be secured by a deed of trust unon re
property and to bear interest from the date OF
SAFE. Upon this land IL constructed a convenient
ana desirable dwelling housc.
II. X. DOUGLAS.
lids 10 Trmit
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
rI,RUsTEE,s sALE-pY vIRruE or nrrI

V'RuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
Oh trust executed to nc by j. r. Hocka.
gay, trustee on the 18th day OF March, 1891, and
Court for the city OF Roanoke in decd hoois NJ
VI, page ~, In trust to secure to A. y. Ferguson
or siSne the payment of the sum of sGo0 M o,,i
dcnced by ono certain negotiable notcror Sf1o ~
bearing even date with said deed and navabIc
swo years after date TO the order OF A A. Ker
Suson ~ the First National Bank OF Roanoke
Va, with interest thereon mt the rate or six ror
cent per nnnum; and default having been made
IN the payment of the said note, and having been
VIII. ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF Of,T;o
BEH 1S''i, MT the front door OF the courthousc In
INC city OF Roanoke, AT O'CLOCK i, NJ. orrer
nc auction. all that certain lot or parcel or ond
iying ana being in the city OF Roanoke, Va, and
described in said deed rs follows:
49, beginning at the southwest corner of pcoch
tree street and the old Salem and Lynchbnr,,
road, thence north 15 degrees ~ Minutes ,vcs;
~ feet along said road to point, thence con
3ol T-l2 feet to n point, thence south 9
degrees 90 minutes west 2USA rcrt IN EhonU
street, thence along Ebony street south 50 degrees
IL minutes cast l10 Ia feet to a point and confinu
lngalong said street south - degrees cast I06 ~
Ieet 10 point, thence south ~ degrees IL minutes
cas-. 30 rect TO point or said Ebony street, con.
uhuihg with same south 10 degrees east 105 rect
10, 10 inc northwest corner of Ebony and Peach
rec streets, thence with the latter north de-
E[ oan,, nm minutes west SlS feet to point on
acgrecs ~ minutes east 1911 feet to the place Of
beginning. ~ ' pave vi
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient IN no,, ,,o
Sosls OF executing this trust and to pay or and
discharge the amount of said note, subject. how
ever, 10 credit OF S50p NJ OF the nth dny or
;'rn 1879 nd the balance, il any, in one and
Two years from day of sale, deferred payments to
oe secured by decd OF trust on the above dos.
, property and evidenced by the negotiable
STILES ,1,,a OK inc purchaser, unless otherwise in
~. - ~ %, IL. hockauay, trustee ut or before
'', n S"y oi sale. IL. s. TROUT,
'us SO Trustee.
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o III ids

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GEE.
tain deed OF trust executed on the oath da, OF
November, 1880, and recorded in the clerks oficc
OF inc city OF Roanokc, Va, in deed book ST. page
5Si, from I. H. Dandy ct ale. to the undersigned
trustees, for the purpose OF securing to the Old
dominion Building and Loan Association of
hichmond,. Va the payment of the sum OF So o.
10 PC paid In monthly installmcnts OF 1880 each,
and default having been made by the said grnntor
in the paymcnt'ot the said monthly installmcnts.
and being required to do by the board OF
directors of the Old Dominion Building and Loan
nssociation, We will,on the ircmiScso on the 18TH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894. AT 4 T. NJ offer for
sale at pu 'lic auction to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate situated IN tho
city of Roanoke, Va, and bounded as follows:
lightning at point on the north eide OF pat
ton street 10 feet west of Fifth street thence
with Patton street north 6s degrees west 20 feet
TO point. thence north % degrees east 125 & feet
to Fairfax street, thence with the latter south Sc
degrees IL minutes east Is feet 10 point, thence
south % degrees west 1870 feet to the bcginning
DESIGNATED as lot O. Sec. Is, Rogers, Fairfax X
Houston addition to the city OF Roanoke
TERMS OF SALE Cash. The amount due 10
the Old Dominion Building and Loan Associa-
ton under this deed of trust IL S6Q00D
LUCIAN III COOKE,
j. w. SHIELDS. Jr.,
10 lu lO3 Trustees
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TRUsTEE,s SALE by vIRTUEoF A GER

!NRUSTEE'S SALE BY VIRTUE0F GER.
Il tain decd a. trust executed on the 18th day
OF May, 1871 and recorded in the clerks office In
the city Of Roanoke, Va, in deed hook u. page 95
trustees, for the purpose OF securing to the Old
Dominion Building and Loan Association OF
Richmond, Va, the payment or the sum OF $3.50
to become due in monthly lnstamonts OF Si4 IS
each, and default having been made by the said
grantor In the payment OF the said monthly in
stallments, ana being required 90 TO do by the
and Loan Association, VIC will. on the prem,sce,
on the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,l 1891, AT 1890 A.
NJ, ofrer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder the "scribcd real estate stu.
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NlkTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST EyE
- cuied on the 18th day OF November ISM 70
.nc Undersigned trustee by b. S Webb ana of
Iso1'u IN the clerks Office of the iustipcs Cont
W nuanokc CITY, Va, the following property WAC
eonVeycu 10 the undersigned. namely: ''"'
"a a certain lot or land in the cir OF Roanoke
,a a., ueSihhlhS AT point on the north side OF
thence north degrees ~ minutes west iso fcet 70
al aiisy, tncncc with said alley north $ degrees
east ~ Ieet TO a point thence south fc1rcss
e'Ist ~ lcet 10 point, thence north s. de7recs
St ~ icet 10 point, thence south degrees cast
Nalcct 10 Mountain street, thence with Nonntsjn
stteet south IS degrees west 1875 feet 10 the mace
otbegEning. w '"' P"ec
an, IN trust 70 secure the sum OF se,e,7.s3 evil
uonccu ny two negotiable notes PAYABLE IN " T
n..u l.. balr, Jr, one for the sum or SSSl 81 dne
one on, year from the 3ist day OF October ism inc
tuc othcr Tor nc sum or Sl,it6 g., due two vears
from thc said 3lst day or October ISgO cncb baor
ins interest from thtir date: and whereas dcrsnit
:; ,c Deon uiaVc III the payment OF the note of
Sa,Vu;", Win interest thereon from the said 3lst
n Hai OK 0etohcr, lo'n, and ID. f. kefanvcr. tho
noiuor thercot, having requested the undorsirned
NJ trustee 10 advertise said prSuertv for sa aI"
notiSc Is hereby given that tho urdcrsirn"d Will
U US u ! ~ y HSDAf, TIE a7ru DAY OF SEPTEM
bEh lS9i, in front OF the courthouse In RoanoEc
CITY, VA, AT O'CLOCK L. NJ OF said dav nNS
pvST tnc salu property In sale ut pu bic auction
IhRMS OF SALE: For cash sufficient to nav
Wy oosts on executing said trust, and 10 pay tho
au ', mentioned nGtc with interest now held nv
saiI DE- hcianver, and the residue II anywill be
maoe payable in one and two years from the dntc
OF sale evidenced by the notes OF tho nnrchaser
IN einai installments bearing interest from the
uato OF sale and secured by decd ~ trust IN thS
% I'd + A DITpJry Tr,s.. =,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
LEGAL NOTIC 6S.
The city Of Roanoke and bouude ed as

follows:
Beginning at point on the north side OF Bull
htt street, 12J fcct cast OF Fltckwir street,
alley.
TERMS OF SA LE:-Cash. The amount due ID
The Old Domluion Building ard Loan Assoca-
tton under his deed OF trust /. SI65 10.
LUCIAN ii. COOKE.
2 10 tc 03 J w. SHIELDS, Jr., Trustccs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
ON AND AFTER
Monday, July 10,

Legal advertisements will be
published in this paper at the
rate of IS per inch per month.
No advertisement taken for
less than SIS. Terms, invari-
ably cash ia advance.
Notices of postponements
are charged for at the rate of
SO cents per day. No post
ponement taken for less than
$3.50.
Whenever requested,we fur
nish proofs for correction be-
fore publication, and prefer In
all cases to do so. Otherwise
the copy Is carefully followed,
and changes after publication
ale charged for at the rate Of
81 per advertiseme ut
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAIi.RIE
,S~s, neal Estate-iiy virtue of decree OF the
al tho August, 1894. term, in tho consolidated
chanccry cause of d. +. Whitlock. for Ne'
against agar w +. Bnrchctt, and r. IL Angel w. vs.
the front door or the courthouse OF Roanota
CITY, Va ON FRIDAY, 2iST DAY OF SEPTEM
BEN. ls9i AT l2o'CLOCK NJ, those four certain
nuuscs auu lots, situated in the city OF koauokc
va; bounded and described rs follows to.wit:
NJ Mst. beginning NJ the southwest corner Of
walker ana rage streets, thence with Walker
street , ncrth s. west 50 feet, more or loss, TO a
point on same; thence north . cast - feet moro
o. less, TO point thence south IS east ~ feet
more OF less. 10 Page street: thence with page
street south II 80 west 81 iect more or icss r., ~
place OF beginning. 9' w 'A'
u second. beginning AT point on the west side OF
ihSc street ~ ieet, more or less north OF Walker
street, thence north SIS west 40 feet more mr. Iesa
10 n point, thence north 2 cast u feet. more or
n vss. 10 point thence south IS cas-, 20 feet, more
vi less, 10 rage street, thence with Page street
sonth le5O west ~ feet, more or less. TO the
beginning. S' " VIC
Third Beginning at point on the west side
vi vi iage street oil feet, more or css north of
walker street, thence north s. west 20 feet, more
OF less, 10 point, thence north y east - fcet
rso; UI ,ess, 10 point thence south IS east 40
Ieet more or less, 10 Page street thence with
rage street south 1880 west y feet moro or less
to the beginning ~ VI iess'
Fourth. Beginning at point on the north side
". Na'hcr strcet AZ feet, more or less, to Page
street, thence with Walker street north IS wcst
oo icct' more or ess, tn an alley, thence north
c'st ~ ltet, more or less, to point thence south
- east u feet, more or less, to a point. tnence
souihorly 81 feet, more or less TO the Mace or
NC fi ot Yos pen ga the property originally known
ana were sub divided into the above described
lots ''So
TERMS: one third cash. balance In three
eighteen mouths from date of sale. The above
S"ic Is made at the cost OF II. A. plumloy.
r. RANDOLPH HICKS,
JNO. VI. HART
~ ids. Commissioners *
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19

CALL on Bob Hurt to-day for any.
thing Imaginable in the vegetable and
produce line, also beef, veal, lamb,
pork, sausage and sweet cured hams
BY the slice-and he won't be undersold
by any one.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
It May Do as Much for Yau.

MR.. FRED MILLER, of Irving, ILL.,,
writes that he had severe kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in his back, and also that his
bladder was all c.ed. He tried many
so'ca l. d kidney cures, but without sny
Rooo ''suit Arpnt a year ago he bega-
tne US OF Eitcirc i ttor,, and found
rellef a. ore N.ectric Bittera is
especi shy ada = Il to Inc euro OF |
kidney and liver troubles. and often
gives almost instant f~iiaf. Ooe trii,
WILL prove our statemens. Price only
SOC for large bottle at Christian g. Bar
bees drug store
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19

hUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE on A f,Ep
- 4 taln deed or trust from Clara ]. Workmsn r.
I Nc unaefsigned trustee, dated the Goth day oY
gay, lov! ana recorded In the clerks ofIlce of
ine nustihgs Court for the cit; of Roanolsc IN
1vIu pook ~, page III, to secure to tue Roanoke
,pu'iuiug ASSOCIATION and Investment Companv
one payment OF the sum of 81 29999 evidence; bv
eag,nty.iour certain negotiable notes OF SS7 AZ
eeacu OF even cate with said deed OF trust bear
,us inn,ercs' st tho .atc of per cent per snnnIr
pHEaolc IN one and eighty.four ponths rance
t'ciy rom daic. And whereas default has heen
, ,uae IN the payment ST lftccr of said notes ard
R,i iS reqaited so to do by the raid Roanoke
p ,,, association and Investment COMPANY 7
WI sell az public auction to the HIGHEST biddcr
U U;s EDNESDAY, THE 26TH DAY or SEP
tEMbhh; 1871. ut the front door of the conf
mouse IN inc city OF Roanoke, Va tho foIowinr
uescriocG real estate, situated in the CITY OF Roa
noSe and bounded as follows to wit: - N'o"-
, beginning at Il point on the south aide n,
hoDerts2i street Ii5 feet east of tho sontbcset
eornSt OF robertson and Nelson streets: thence
degrees west l2Ji3 feet to M alley: thence
w MIN sau alley north s. dcgrcce 80 minutes cast
- ~ ieet 10 a point on same; thence north de-
T Es cast llSlt feet to Robertson: thence with
the place of beginning - iee' W
Texans OF SALE-Cash "a to the costs =, sa,a
including a trustees commission OF ieVa, no,
ech.u n ana the sum of S5154 and as 10 the ann
"! ssw3oi npon credit to become due in
monthly instruments OF S27 SO each, with interest
Oh same from the Goth day OF Nav 1so0 and hsI
ancc, II any, payable in one and two yesrs vii
lhtcrcst from date, deferred payments To be ev,
HHehceo oy the notes OF the purchaser and srcnrra
y! ~ ucsu OF trust ON the premises convened
Gus 80 LUClAN II. COOKE, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-19
LEGAL NOTICES,

e eceS IN ABOVE mentioned cause has been
es"'cu with security approved by me-
$. s. BROOKE, Clerk
W. NOTE; me above sale Is made at the risk q
~. DALI bidder at sale under former nd.
ohs' 7S q 9 ids
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-23
Miserably GrOtcsque.

The ST. Louis Republic says: There
are two clements which in currency
make third inevitable. Adopt a
gold standard and make the Govern
ment responsible for the redemption
of all the circulating paper medium
and the sure result is the issuance of
bonds. Gold-grabbing is going on
fiercely somewhere all the time. At
frequent intervals the Government
which undertakes to furnish paper
money and to redeem it on demand
will be called upon to supply gold for
shipments and for commercial uses.
No Government can maintain a steady
policy Of piling up a surplus revenue
because no people will endure to be
taxed for no definite purpose. The
only alternative for a Government
which is responsible for gold stand
ard currency in gold grabbing times
is. to borrow gold whenever the re-
demption stock runs low, as it will
frequently. The Republicansb believe
that the President is mistaken in Sup
posing that sound finance calls for
this issue at present. But that is not
the essential mistake. The continh-
ance of the gold standard is the blum
der which brings the rest. There is
nothing i'll all finance more miserably
gretesque than the performance of the
greatest silver owning countries in
running up a national debt to main
tain a monometallic currency.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-23
MexIcans Ge ting Angry.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.-The Uni.
versal newspaper to-day contains a
very warlike article regarding the
Mexican Guatemalan trouble, It
says: an consequence of continued
attacks against Mexico and her Gov.
ernme mt made by the official Guate
malan press, it was rumored yester-
day that this country would declare
diplomatic relations with Guatemala
at an end. In Guatemala they say
the Mexicans always fled before the
Americans and French, but the world
knows Mexican soldier does not
turn his back. Churubusco Cha
pultepec, Puebla, etc., are witnesses of
that. With Guatemala we do not ex-
pect glory or gaining of laurels. We
have offered them friendship, and they
return back ingratitude and our men
and our people are not in humor to
listen to diatribes from the Guatemala
press"
A special to the Star from Guiana
Jato, Mexico, says: "The Legislature
OF this state has unanimously adopt
ed resolution offering to the federal
Government all the State militia and
amunitions of war in aid to carrying
on a war against Guatemala. The
feeling of the people of Mex co
against Guatemala is very bitter and
general sentiment is in favor of war
being declared without further de-
lay.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-23

Miss Maud Ruser, charming
young lady of Willows, died recently
OF cancer IF the stomach, superin-
duced by habit Of biting off the
ends OF silk thread, and swallowing
them, while at work on fancy work,
OF which she was very fond. This
shonld be a warning to ladies.
AS the entire group of mineral
states. Nevada excepted; says the Den
YER News, has pronounced for the
Republican party, the alleged friend
ship OF that party for the white metal
will soon be put to the test. In other
words the real meaning Of the Denver
resolution will be essentially devel-
oped.
lou wrote me an anonymous letter,
which you printed with lead pencil
and sent by mail. Now If you will
send me some name or other by
which may address you, I will write
You reply. 1t need not be your
own name, if you do not wish to be
known, but any name which you may
ask for at the postoffice.
The Sugar Beet, Il paper published
Ill Philadelphia in the interest of the
beet culture, says of Nevada: aThe
canal which is to tap Humboldt Lake
will drain $4,000 acres of rich, allu-
vial land, which is said to be we'll
adaptedO to sugar beet culture. The
claim is that the best beets in the
world may be cultivated in Nevada"
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-23
China and japan,

YOKOHAMA, Nov, 22.-The Chinese
Pic Yang squadron is reported to have
shelled the Japanese troops marching
on Port Arthur. A desperate battle
between the Chinese and Japanese
fleet followed but the result is not
known.
HIROSHIMA, Nov. y. 1t is report
ed that China has intimated she will
offer to pay an indemnity of 100000
600 taels and all the war expenses in
Cured by Japan in addition.
: WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-In accor
dance with the suggestion of Japan
the State Department has notified
Minister Dun at Toxic. and DENLY at
Pekin to transmit and direct any Of
fer China may wish tomake to Japan.
The Chinese delegation here is not.
notified as to what course it's Govern
ment will take. The Associated Press
cable from Japan, states however
that China has intimated her willing.
to pay an indemnity of 100,000,000
tdels, and in addition all the war ex-
penses incurred by Japan. AS the
war expenses reach 150,000,000 taels,
the total offer of China would be $50,
100000 taels. A tael is Chinese
silver coin worth about about 70
cents at present exchange. 1t is be-
Geved here that arrangements be-
tween the two nations could be effect.
ed on terms providing for a smaller
war indemnity. Diplomats say that
under ordinary circumstances it would
take some time for China formally to
present it's offer to Minister DENLY,
but as the Japanese are now at the
walls Of Port Arthur, and about to
make last blow at China's greatest
fortress, it is anticipated China may
hurry negotiations to q conclusion.
1t is expected that Minister DENLY
will transfer the offer by telegraph to
Tien Tsin and Shanghai and thence
by cable to Yokohama.
The Chinese have lost the most
powerful vessel in their navy. The
great battle ship Chen Yuen, which
stood the brunt Of the fighting at
Yutu. A cable received at the Navy
Department to-day, states that the
Chen Yuen, in leaving Wei Hal Wei
harbor on the 18th instant accidently
struck a torpedo. She was beached,
but was rendered useless for the
lack Of docking facilities. In his dis
pair at the catastrophe, the COM
mander, Commodore Tin committed
suicide.
TEN TsIN, Nov 22.-Chief of I'm
perial Customs. De Ting, recently
summoned to Pekin to confer with
the Government as TO the ways and
means for raising money for war, has
left for Japan to arrange terms Of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-11-23

have been Of the mind Of the gentle
man who remarked, while under ex.
animation on this point-~Veu, il q
man only trink reasonable, say fifty
or sixty glasses, he keep soper, but il
he make hog mid himself he
might get trunk on peer, too. al
ready.