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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31
TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A

TRuSTEE'S SALK-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trust dated on May %, 1887, and re-
corded in Inc clerks office OF tho Hastings Conrt
OF tic city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book s,
page lOl in which n a. Boiling and wife con,
ycycd to the undersigned certain real estate in
the city or Roanoke. Va, in trust to secure to
*. ii. Woodrum the payment of the sum OF S675
evidenced by certain notes therein set ont: and
default having been made in the payment OF part
OF said debt, and being requested by the holder
thereof 20 10 do, shall ON SATURDAY, APRIL,
2s, 1891, Az 10 O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the
courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed
to sell ut public auction, To the highest bidder.
all the property conveyed in said deed, to-wit
certain lot OF land with n frame dwelling
thereon in the city OF Roar okc, va beginning
Mt point on Salem avenue 80 feet east of b
street, thence with Salem avenue u feet TO n
point and running ba k between parallel limos
li6 feet. more or less being the northwest section
OF lnt u section 2G. OF +. iforci's map.
TERMS: Cash as to past due notes intcrcst
and Insurance. amounting 10 ahrnt $57, and the
costs OF this sale. including trustees commits
sion OF per cent; balance. y any, payable in
one and two years with interest from DAY OF ,ale.
US tds. >. ". JAMISON Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
or trust datcd on Bird day OF April, ISIS, and
recorded in the clerks Office of tho Hastings
Court of the city OF Roanoke, Va, in dc,d book
ID, page l02, in which William Galloway and wife
convc5 cd to The undersigned cert ,in real estate
in the city %. tonnokc Va, In trust to secure to
the Roanokc Trust Loan and Safe Deposit Com
pany the payment OF the cum of $i,1s0 evidenced
by certain negotiable notes therein set out; and
default having been ado in The payment OF said
notes and being requested by the holder thereof
40 to do, shall, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2srH
lssA, AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ in front of the court
house. in the city or Roanoke Va, proceed to sell
at public auction, to the highest bic der, all tho
property conveyed in said deed, to-wit:
certain lot ! land in citv Of Roanoke, Va
beginning at n point oi west side OF Henry
sticet ll5 cct south OF Wells street, thence with
Henry street south degrees 80 minutes west 40
feet to a point, thence north 81 degrees As min
utes west Gus feet TO point, thence north s
degrees 30 minutes east ~ feet TO point. thence
south s2 degrees As minutes cast 20S feet TO the
beginning.
IEkMS: Cash as to past duo notes and inter
est insurance and taxes, amounting to about
SiGT; balance. II any, payable in one anu two
Scars, with interest from date OF sale
This property has on 1t a neat frame dwelling.
1928 I'd s. W. JAMESON, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31
African Disappointment.

AS Il continent Africa is The home of
vigorous race of mankind. which,
while resisting assimilation with Euro
pe;m civilization. deiies permanent con-
quest. European travellers, traders, mis-
slonarics. cunqueiOrs, may ut their VIII
and ut their pelil penetrate into tins
dark sanctuary, but their soiourn Is for
Il day. ana oil the morrow the faint
traces OF their passage are ublitoratcd
by the cXuherant growths 0f hurbarism.
GrudSingly as it Is sometime conceded,
1t is nevertheless :. fact that Tho bulk of
the continent oi Africa is 4. II untouchcl
by western civilization. for one can
not hcliovo .h3t Africa Will even lie
Enropcani&cd or brought within the
pale OF western progress. for in order
that Africa may progress t - absolute
~ essential that IL be developed alona
natural lines, lat as yet the inherent
powers of native genius havo neither
been discovered, nor in the absence OF
any cohesion among native rihos and in
view OF European rapacity arc they,
even II discovered, ever likely to be en-
couraged CT iosteled. No: Africa is a
continent iaicd to be conquered and ex
plotted by the heirs OF civilization, 10
whom il may pay t,ibutc, hut homage
never. -NinctoNth CCntqlry.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-By
virtue OF n deed OF trust dated the 9Th day of
August 1871, from james Il. Moore and Sus an A
MS Wlie, to Alexander Nciil and Rush T. Dor
trustees, WEIGH deed is of record in the Gle rks
oucc OF INC corporation court for the city OF Ron
Mokc IN ueed book "a. pnge 13D, TO secure. to tho
miuuic states Loan, Building and Construction
company. OF Hagtistoun, Maryland the pgymcnt
o. tnc ducf interest, premiums and flres therein
stipulated to he paid. aud default having occurred
IA thc payment OF the snid dues premiums in.
tcrcsts and lnc' for the spsce of ELK months and
more: and the said Rush T.. DER having departed
ms me- leaving he undo rsignrd az hc,uryivinr
trustee, ana hcing requested sD To do by The said
Micdic states Loan, building and Con ,ruction
company, will, ON WkDAE>DAN TIE oSD
Dal OF MAY, 1874. AT O'CLOCK H. NJ. I'm
front OF the courthouse OF the oity OF Roanoke
proceed 10 sell al public auction 10 the hirhcst
nluHcr al that certain parcel OF lend yng in the
Guy o. HoaLukc, Virginia, and described a. foi.
love: - wv
beginning at II point on the sonth SIDE of
Salem avenue 100 feet west OF TAYLOR street
thence south II degrees 30 MINUTES west no feet
10 a point, thence north II degrees - minutes
west 90 l,et TO point, thenca north II derrecs
~ minutes east LIZ feet o Salem avenue thence
south u degrees - minutes ea,t 81 feet 10 place
OF beginrnr ~ 'eN
TERMS: Cash ne to enough to pay the cost OF
executing ths trust and To pay the amount now
que ana III arrears on said interest. premiums
ana hnra, VIZ, SS5tG0 and the residue shall be
payable in two equal annnnl puI nients or ono
nDd TWO ars from day or auc, deferred pay
mt nts TO be occurred by deed OF trust upon the
property, and Ia hear interest from the day of
sac. Upon this land Il cuns.ructcd u convenient
and desirable dwelling huu.e.
3'i III ALEXANDRA NELL, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

"Why did General Washington cross the
Delaware on dark, stormy night?" ask
ed the funny man.
Give it up" answered the crowd.
10 get to the other side" rctored tho
iunny man, and then the crowd killed
him gently. but firmly Halo.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- Real hstate.-By virtue of II decree OF the
nustings Court OF Roanoke City, Va, in tho
cchanccry cause OF ID. F. Whitlock Tor etc VS.. w.
r. z. barenett g. ais entered on the 18th day of
re pruarys lssi. shall, as special commissioner,
S GOV , Of Roanoke city. Va, on i UESDAY,
the loIH DAY OF APRIL. 1884, Mt ~ O'Clock
m, that certain house and lot situated In tho
CITY OF Roanoke, Va, bounded and described AZ
Beginning at the northeast corner OF lot No IL
on the south side OF Fern street and with said
10, s1aih naegrecs 40 minutes west 1856 feet to
WI nieS, tnencc with said alley north 20 degrees
70 ihlnu'es west 90 feet 10 point. thence orth
degrees ~ minutes cast lii feet more or le az to
fcrh street thence with said street south 10 de-
Rhowh as the eastern half OF lot No ii, section
D. or NoIih Side Land Companys map
lEhMS-Onc-third cash. balance in three equal,
lnstnmcnts, payable, respectively In q. IL nnd Is
months from day or sale, credit instruments to
bear interest from tho day of gale
X. RANDOLPH HICKS,
special Commissioned.
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virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 22nd day
ot December, 1872. from Melissa Van Wagner
Millcr. mice. which deco is OF record in the
clcrk- onicc OF the corr ora ion Tor the city
tf RoaLoke in oced book -, pAl Is, TO secure to
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
- real estate BY virtue OF decree OF the
tered on the 18th day or February, Isai. in Tho
eonsoHaated chancery cans's of the Mclrose
Is % T ehs w E s sS and
cia commissioners appointed by said decree,
eel al public auction Mt he front door OF the
THE 20TI DAY OF APRii., 1891. AZ u )
UCLOCk NJ, ihosc certnin homes and lois SIT.
nated IN inc CITY of Roanoke, Va bounded and
ufmtt. beginning at the northwest corner OF.
s waSer ana Page streets, thence with Walker
10 point TN came. thence north degrees east u
rect more or less. to point. thence south 81 dc
te &C. east ~ ieet more or less. to Page street,
ginning.
second. beginning at II point on the west side
or Page street % feet, more or lc.s north or
Mnkcr street, thence north 50 degrees west az
acet, more or itss to poi mt. thence north dc
etccs cast - rect more or less. to poiut thence
south ~ degrees cast 10 feet to Page street thence
Win "a &c street south l2dcgrccs 80 minutes est
- lcct. moro or less, 10 the beginning.
Third. Beginning at A point on Ill. west side
W. W, tnLc street 81 icct, more or lcs-, north of
Walker street, thence north s. degrees wet 70
iect, more or LEES, To II point, thence north =
degrees cast q feet, more or lcsr To a point
hence south IS degrees east 40 feet. more or
les. 10 Page street, thence with Page street
south IL fcgrccs S. minutes ", 81 .; tcc, lorc ar
less. to The beginning
Fourth h, BEGINNING at poin; on the north
sac OF Walker street a. feet, more or legs IN
Page street, thence with Walker street north SIS
ueS' ccs west ~ feet more or lcss. 10 ar aley
thence north degrees cast 20 feet, more or less
10 point, thence south SIS degrees cast as feet
more or css, 10 a point. thence southorly so iect
more or less. 10 the beginning
The above pieces OF property were originally
known as lots Nos. % and 20 of the c. b. Thomas
map. and were sub divided into the above dc
TERMS: One-third cash. balance In three
eInaii instruments payable respectively In six
Twelve ana eighteen months from tho day Of
sale, with interest from the day or sae.
X RANDOLPH HICKS Spccial
JNO. NJ. lART, Commissioners
IS. 5. Brooke, clerk OF tho corporation court
bond required by the decree above referred To-.
hus neen executed. s. ). BROOKE,
~ tCS Clark
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

Il kUS1EE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue OF deed OF trnst dated the 18th day OF
December, lS.2, frcm Kate WO,tznud hrsh,nd
TO II. IL. Douglas and Th0s. W Miller. trustees
which d cd If OF record III the clerks office of the
corporation court for the city OF Roar okc In deed
Loan, Builuin9 and Construction COMPANY @,
Hngerstown Maryland, The payment OF the ducs
interest. premiums Hnd fines therein siipulgtc1
10 he PAD, ald rcfnnlt having occurred in tic
payment OF the said dues, premiums and inter
ess and lines TO- the space OF six months ard
Middle States Loan, Building and Construction
Company. we will, ON WEDNESDAY, TIE 2D
DAY OF MAY, 1874, AT 1915 O'CLOCK r. NJ In
front OF the courthouse o. the city OF Roanoke
proceed 10 cell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder. all thar certain parcel OF land living in tho
lows:
Beginning at point on the north side OF Pat.
ton street rs 36 feet west OF Park street thence
north ~ degrees cast 1884 feet to an alley thence
with said alley north n degrees Minutes west
d0.5 feet to point on same thence south % de-
with Patton street south 6S degrees cart 10 feet
TO the beginEing; being lot No. II, in section is,
as shown by the map Of the Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston Addition 10 the city OF Roanokc, Vir
ginia.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
due and In arrears on said interest, premiums
fin and dues, viz: SioSi0, ard the residue shall
be payable in two equal annual payments OF one
and two years from the day OF sale, the deferred
Payments to be &c cured by deed CT trust upon the
property, ard to bear interest from the day OF sale
Upon this land ts constructed q convenient and
desirable dwelling honsc.
ii. K. DOUGLASS,
THOS W. MILLER,
81 20 Trustee
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TWO EXPIRED PATENTS.

"A wagon IuiiDoaru Mnuc In Two Parts.
An Improved Feed Trough.
! Among number of expired patents
recently illustrated and described by the
Ohio Farmer are the following. These
are now public property to all who de-
sire to use them:
The first oneisa tailboard made in two
parts, y and Is, Figs. and ?. the former
being l. shaped and the latter in the form
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31
TR STENs' SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE-Ry
virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 18th day
OF Dece mbcr, 1892, from John L. Gray ct NIX 10
Alexander NELL and hush u. Dcrr trustees
which deed ~ of record in the clerk office OF
the corporation court for the city OF Ronnoke n
deeu book S. page III, 10 secure To the Midd, e
States Loan, building and Construction Com
pany, OF iiagerstown, Md, til, payment of the
dues, interest, premiums and fines therein slim
lated 10 &c paiu, and cctauli having occurred in
the payment OF the said dues. premiums inter
g. ahu ines Tor tho spacc of six months aud
more, and TIC said Rush L. Dtrr having dc
parted ms lie, leaving the undersigned rs the
surviving trustee. anf bcing req ,csted 30 to do
by the said Middle States i Dan. Building and
Construction Company, | will on WEDNES
DAY TIE 2ND DAY of MAY, 1891. AT IL
O'CLOCK 81 in frost of the courthouse OF the
city OF roanoke, proceed to sell at pu bile auctjou
to the highest bidder, al that certain parcel of
land lying in the city or koanokc, Va, and dc.
scribcd rs follows:
beginning ut point the north side OF
ythc avenue 2l3..4 feet east of Eleventh str, ct
ton 20 feet to point. thence northwaIdly II
right angles TO said Wythc avenue 1871 r, rrct In
an alley, thence along said alley in westerly di
recllon 81 feet to point, thence southwnrcl IL
Isl ~ feet to the place OF beginning, and known
rs LOT NO s. section :, Of the MelFosc addition
TERMS: Cash a. to enough TO pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay tho amount nov
fines and dues, viz: fl5S.40, and the residue shall
be payable in two equal annual paymtn OF one
ana two years from the date OF gale the deferred
payments 10 he secured by deed Of trust upon IN :
property. and tear interest from the date or gale
OpOh TINS lhnd is constructed convenient and
desirable dwelling house.
ALEXANDER. NELL.
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{ OMMlSSlONEKS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real Kstuic.-By virtue OF a de creo of the
liustins's Court for the city OF Roanoke, Va,
entered on the nth day OF February, 1891, in the
y. FEATHER ct. ais. l shall as special commits
soner, appointed by snid decree, sell at public
a W aI inc front DOOR OF tho courthouse of
hoanokc city, Va. ON WEDNESDAY, THE
nth DA? OF APRIL, 1891, AT12 O'CLOCK NJ,
tnat certain house and lot situated in the city of
to-wit "
Beginning ut a point on the north side of Chap.
innI avenue loo fect west OF street, thence west
ming back In northcrly dire ctiun between par
Sllel lines 100 l1,12 feet to alley, known as lot
~ ~. =, section 70 OF horers survey and addi-
ton TO the city OF Roanoke. Va.
IEhMS: One'third cash. balance in four equal
lnstalmrnts payable respe ctivcy III q, IL, Is and
"a months from the day of sale, credit install.
ments bearing interest from tho day OF sale
X. RANDOLPH HICKS,
Special Commissioner
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|, s. 5. Brooke, clerk OF the CORPORATION Court
OF Roanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that the
pond required by the decree above referred TO
nus nc, nccn executed. $. $. BROOKE,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

In Il bulletin of the North Carolina
station the results are published of an.
experiment i'll late planting of wheat in
the south. After turnips had been taken
off the land winter wheat was planted
in the latter part of December. The
seed was all planted at certain depths,
and the average yield was found to vary
according to the depth. For instance.
the seed planted at a depth of two inches
averaged yield of "a bushels per acre
The seed that was planted three inches
deep averaged trifle ever SO bushels
and that planted four inches fell back to
23i9 bushels. Too slight a depth. o, too
great, brought the average yield down
about one-third, showing conclusivcly
that wheat seeds to do the best shoald
have n uniform depth.
For quick results sow the Early
EtaNnpS cahhnpa writes ono soutngri,
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i; 3 5. Brooke, clerk or the corporation court
or hoanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that tho
has been executed SIS BROOKE w.
Nv Jus Clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

For quick results sow the Early
Etampes cabbage, writes one southern
farmer.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-31

JOHN w. WRIGHT b. LACY HOGE
W RIGHT g. aOGE. Attorneys-at-
w law, Eoanoke, Va, Room 6,
Moomaw Building, Jefferson street.
Courts-Roanol.e city and county, and
Craig and Boetourt counties. Special
arsenti0n given TO collection OF claims
mar41y
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-09
NEHALEM ITEMS.
CFrom the Times.)

Fred Barmer, small boy about four
teen years of age, living near Hobson-
vile, met with a serious If not fatal
accident last Friday. A shot gun was
accidentally discharged, the charge taxi
ing effect In his arm and shoulder.
It Is reported that the United States
inspector of government surveys was
taken sick while inspecting townships
north, range west, 3 north, range
west, and 4 north, range west, and
had to be carried out of the woods,
This will interest q great many set
tiers, and 1t is hoped that another man
will be sent to do the work,
1t is reported that Frank Murray,
who lives on the Miami near Hobson-
vile, was robbed recently of $4OO, and
another party was robbed of $50 at the
same time. The thief entered their
houses while they were absent.
The cannery closed Thursday after
packing over 5000 cases of salmon.
Herman schollmeyer was high boat.
Fishing was a little better than aver,
age this year and fishermen generally
are In pretty good spirits.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-09
GREAT PAINTINGS OF EUROPE.
Feast for Art Lovers.

OF the many publications which
come to us there is note which merits
so much commentator, for its ex-
celent typographical appearance high
class illustrations and interesting
reading. as "Campbell's Illustrated
Monthly This magazine fills a long
felt want In Chicago, as heretofore
that city has not furnished us pub
llcatlon devoted to high-class form
of Illustrations.
The current number Is a galaxy of
the richest Illustrations ever publish
ed. There is frontisplece Of oliver
Wendell Holmes, and portrait of the
late Prof Swing, with sketches OF both
these men. Many of the most gor>
geous paintings Of Europe, worth sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, are re-
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cravings among them being Autumn"
Winter" waiting for His Share"
Perfectly at Home" Evening Hours"
Cupid Leading the Choir" "A Read
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Also leading articles ON the Chicago
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grounds being illustrated, together
with the most interesting description
and group OF Illustrations OF the
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more rich Illustrations are to be found
In the Home Department Agricultural
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This is beyond question the richest
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-09
oREGoN NOTES.

The dairymen of Coos county are dis
cusalng tthe hdvisaHIlity Of starting
a condensed milk factory.
Albany is going to have a wedding
next month, so big that she will have
to send all the way to Portland to
borrow silver and napkins.
When Darcy, of Salem, visited Kill
feathers town Of Portland, and they
got together, the brogue sounded like
clabber pouring out of an old wooden
churn.
They talk about hard times In Ore
gon, but all the same man in jack
son county paid his subscription to
his home paper the other day, two
years in advance.
Prosperity has entered the front
door of those Oregon City people who
placed their money in the 'Bandan
woolen mills. 1t is now employing forty
hands and running night and day.
Webster says that Fruit is that
which is produced for the enjoyment Of
man or animals" but when big live
cougar set about to make a meal Of
Miss Eta Fruit, of Crawfordville, he
was killed by her sister with a rifle
shot.
In the adultery case Of Sidney Horn,
at Eugene, Judge Fullerton instructed
the grand jury to return a not true
bill, holding that under the Oregon law
man cannot be prosecuted for adul-
terry unless his wife is the complaining
witness.
The Manzanita left Marshall last
week for Umpqua with supplies for
the lighthouse there, and also to set
the whistling buoy at Fox Rock; but
came back again, the bar at Umpqua
being too rough to get in, and the sea
too rough to set the buoy.
With the good looking crew of the
United States steamer Manzanita about
town and the sight Of two twin sisters
about seven years old wheeling their
twin. sisters six months old on her
streets, and the records showing nine
real estate transfers, all Marshfield
needed last Tuesday was one more
pull at the elevator rope to be in the
seventh heaven.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-09

The Hon. Charles Emory Smith, ex-
minister Of the United States to Rus
gia, says:
Russia was our truest friend In the
hour of our supreme trial. You know
1t from tradition; know it from the
archives. You know that in the crit
ical period Of the civil war when we
were threatened with English and
French Intervention, the Russian fleet
appeared in the harbor of New York;
know the inspiration and the pur-
poses which placed 1t within that pro.
tecting distance.
Louis Napoleon, In an autograph
letter. informed the Emperor Alexan-
der of Russia that the French and
English governments believed the time
had come when they should interpose
between the struggling combatants Of
the North and South, and besought
Alexander to join in the movement,
or, IL he would not join, at least to
pledge himself to remain passive. Al
exander replied that the American
people were fighting for the preserva-
ton of their Union, and of the gov
ernment or their choice; that his SYM
pathles were with them in their strug-
gle. and that not only would he not
Join In the unfriendly movement, but
in the event of such movement. he
would hold himself free to act as his
Judgment might dictate, And the Rus
sian fleet. with flying flags and shotted
guns, sailed into the Bay of New
York and anchored within sight of
Trinity spire. The world understood
the significance of this act. and inter-
vention never came"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-11-09

The work at the jetty is progressing
finely Under the efficient administra-
tion of superintendent Hegardt, and
the trim little steamer Mendell, with
Captain Brown in charge, is kept busy
towing down the great barges of stone
and transferring necessary supplies.
About 1000 tons Of of flrst-class rock
IRE now being placed In position daily,
and the large force of selected men
among whom there does not appear
to be drons-moves with the celebrity
and precision OF olock-work. 1t Is
doubtful If there Is larger or more
important piece Of public work in prog
ress In the country than these improves
ments on the jetty. and It should be q
source of much satisfaction that ev-
erything goes so smoothly. and that
every dollar OF money expended Is
used to the best possible advantage,