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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-13

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
proved city real estate made under order OF
court. BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
Mary &. Forbes and NJ. D. Forbes, dated 3ls
D,ecsm6er 1sSS, and recorded in the office OF the
clerk OF the Hastings Court for Roanoke city,
Va, in deed book No. %, page 3S7, whereby the
property hereafter described was conveyed to
the undersigned Us trustee to secure to Home
Building and Conveyance Company 81, $50 payable
In consecutive monthly instruments thereafter
i've years from SAID date with interest. and de-
fault having been made in the payment of part OF
said debt, to w.t. the sum of 81 ,260 with interest
fIom 3lst December, 1883, and being thcrcunto re-
CURED by eaid beneficiary and by virtue OF decree
OF the corporation court OF Roanoke city, Va, en-
OF Virginia and North Carolina Conetruc-
ton Company vs.. Roanoke Dcve opmcnt and
Guaranty Company ct al. | will, ON TUES
DAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1894. AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ, proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder therefore, In trout of the court
described real estate to wit:
All that lot OF land with the buildings thereon
situate In tho city OF Roanoke, Va.; beginning Mt
point on the east eide OF Holiday street 50 feet
south o, Valley street, thence south IS degrees
west 1917 feet along Holiday street to a point
thence south so degrees cast $50 3 feet to an aey
thence along said alley north ~ degrees east 40
feet to point, thence north 50 degrees west 1872 9
feet to the place OF beginning
TERMS: One third cash, balance payable in
two equal successive annual instalments With in
terest from day of sale, to be evidenced by bond
or purchaser and ured by deed of trust. Build
ings to be insured and policies assigned TO un
dcrsigncd. $. w. JAMESON,
Trnstcc and Special Com missioner.
Bond has been exccTtcd by =. w. Jamison,
truetce and special commissioner. as required by
decree OF court in this cause.
UG I'd & s RRODER ClnrE
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ny VIRTUE OF \ CERTAIN DEED OF
- trust given the 18th day OF February. 1SO1
Dy /. W. spindle to the undersigned trustee Tor
INC purpose OF securing to +. II. Stewart and A
a. iaiihcr the PAYNE of the sum OF 81 200 evil
denced ny one note or 81 CO.. IT, payable Ninety
days after date, and two notes OF RI Cc6 ~ nncb
payable IN ono and two years from date with III.
tercst, ana default having been made in the nav
mcnt or portion of the last note above ia
oed, anu having been required so 10 do by
.uers OF said note. win offer for sale, to
highest bidder, ON MONDAY THE ls'rU
~ OF JUNE. 1891, AT 1870 O'Clock A. NJ.
III front of the courthouse in Roanoke city Va
the following dt scribcd premises convened i'm tho
SAID deed of trust, to wit:
begii nlng nj the southwest corner OF Boulc
vara ana ID streets, thence with tho boulevard
westerly 100 feet to "K" street, thence souihcr,v
~ teet to an alley thence with said alley castcry
lOO feet 10 ID" street, thence with ~ - rcct
northcriy 100 rect To Boulevard, the place OF
DocSlhn!hg, known rs lots |, ,, 3, I, D. q, and $
IN section 81 OF the River View addition 10 the
from said sale lots ], 2, and Of the above men.
tlohcG lots, the same having been heretofore re.
leased from the provisions OF the deed OF trlist
under which this sale Is made.
iEkMS OF SALE: Cash as TO the costs OF
said sale and AS to the sum OF 81 O66 61 with in.
tcrcst thereon from the 18Th day OF February.
1851, subject, however. to tho following credits
inc sum OF <295 NJ or the Goth day OF February
lo'2, or si5l as OF March II, iSl2 OF 300 as OF
September 20, 1892. and 1855 ~ OF September
~, iS'3, the remainder upon credit or six and
twelve months with interest from date the said
deferred payments to he evidenced by the notes
or the purchaser and secured by deed OF trust
upon the premises sold. j. A. DUPUY,
5 It'd. Trustee 81
Lot No. will not be sold unies- lots 5, Il and
iaii TO bring enough To pay the unpaid debt Sc.
cured and the costs of executing the trust
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES.
tate.-By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the
3ist day OF December, 1SS9, and OF record in the
clerks otce OF the corporation court for the CITY
OF Noahokc, Virginia, i'll deed book -, puge 40i
executed by w. c. Nycum to the UNDERSIGNED
trustee TO secure to Francois Bonneau the pay
mcnt or Inc sum of $3.50, evidenced by siyty-foi,r
negotiable notes, dated tho LIST OF January. lSgi
sixty-threc of Sl5 EACH and one of S. all 6narn q,
interest," from date, and default having occurred
IN the payment of fifteen U5) OF said notes and
at the request OF the holder thereof, / will. On
THURSDAY, TIE 5TII DAY OFJULY. 1S,i. AT
~ O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the courthouse in
inc CITY or Koanokc, proceed to sell at public
auction 70 the highest bidder, all thar certain lot
or parcel OF land, lying in the city OF Roanoke
Nitfgini,, ana bounded and described as follows:
day street 1913 feet south or Wells street thcncc
south 90 degrees 26 minutes cast Is 5 feet To- n
point, thence north 80 degrees 81 mirutes eoat
23.2 feet to point, thence north N dcgrcos ss
minutes cast So feet 20 u point, thence sontb }
degrees west 90 feet TO an alley; thence with the
street, thence with Holiday street north TX ~
grces Oh minutes east 5l.7 feet to the place of he
ginning; DC the same more orlcss.
ri ERMS: Cash az to enough 10 nav the cost ~,
executing this trust and TO pav the past due
notes and interest, and one note fallini, dnc on
me me Isl day OF July 1871, and as to the residue
inc same shall he paid follows: S15 with
interest thereon from the 1st day of January Ism
on the lst day OF August 1874; SIS with like intcr
est on the lsi day of Scpcm Der ls9i Sl5 with like
interest on the lat day OF October iSlI Sis ,r,th
Ike interest on the LIST day OF November ISM.
SO with like interest on the lst day of Dcccmbcr
ls9l; so with like interest on the lat day of Jan
February, 1880; SD with like interest on the 1st
aay or March ls!l5; SIS with like interest on the
1st day OF April, 1875; IS with like interest on the
there he shall he payable in one and two years
from day of sale in equal instalmcnts with inter.
est from day OF sale, deferred payments 10 he
j. II. FEATuERSTCNE.
VI "s' rustce 81
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TRUSTEES SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF truat was executed by Adcne
BROOKE to George z. Sawyer, trustee. bearing
Date OF December 10, 1892, and recorded in deed
Hastings Court for the city of Roanoke, to &C.
cure the performance of certain conditions and
payments specified in certain bond executed
by the said.Adcine Brooks, OF even date with
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rsusrpEs. sA1.H.

sly ISsy OF Roanoke, Va. ON SATURDAY, JUNE is.
sests a / l. O'CLOCK NJ. tho promises above de-
scriDed to the highest bidder
ont,S: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exo-
So .nis trust ss insurance. $2iO with interest
sus Frcofnary ~, 1891, and as TO tho sum OF
81, upon acred!t to become duo In monthly In.
sun'cn,s 81 $50 each, the first instalnlcut TO be-
I'M ~ uue June ~ 1885, and one on the same day
~, eaCn successive month thereafter until All
from, an n.ated each nstamcEt to bear interest
md ~ wlS vi saic balance, II any payable In ono
i LOW mat date, deferred payments to be owl
uc J ny notes OF the purchaser and secured by
ueed OF trust on the properly.
.,,.. >. W. JAMESON
Az Jus Trustee. 22
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TRUSTEE SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
- OF trust executed October -, 1870, BIZ James
ucthermail, conveying 10 the undersigned trns.
zee me property hereinafter described, to secure
IL. Angel the payment OF the sum OF 81 I SOS
evidenced by IS negotiable interest bearing notes
and dc fault having hccn made in the pavmcnt off
part OF the notes, and, being required so TO do
ny, ny sh ,. holder thereof, shall ON MONDAY.
inE lNi III DAl OF JUNE, 1874, sell BY public
auction TO the highest bidder AT ~ O'Clock m, in
'front.' OF the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke,
described rs follows: 'oN'''
BEGINNING $50 feet on the north side OF Shcnan
uoah avenue west or Park street, thence north l3D
lcct 10 ail alicy, thence west along said allie, ~
lcet 10 point, thence south l3l feet to Shennn.
uoah avenue, thence alpul. said avenue - feet TO
thereto belonging
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of exccut.
OF per cent, and TO pay or and discharvr rour
notes OF so each with interest from October 80.
1870 terms OF balance, IL any, to be made known
vi, Va! oi saie. ". II. HUFF.
a 10 JUS Trustee 70
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4 RUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT AND SIX
u room house situated In the city OF Roanoke,

I RuSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT AND SIX
room honsc situated In the city OF Roanoke.
Va, and desert bed rs follows
besinning az point ON the south side OF Jam
ison street 81 feet west OF Belmont boulevard
thence with Jami-on street south "a degrees 10
minutes 10 seconds west 40 feet to a point on
same. thence south Is degrees ~ minutes Is SEQ.
ley north "a degrees 80 minutes is seconds ems, 40
feet to poln. on same, thence north Is degrees
~ minutes 10 seconds west ls0 feet to the point OF
beginning and known az lot No : section IS on
map OF the belmont Land Company
By virtue of n deed OF trust from George w .
Crais 10 the undersigned, dated the 10Th day OF
fenrIary, 1871, and recorded in the clerks office
OF the tnstings Court for the city OF Roanoke.
VA; ~ deed book u. page i, TO secure the Home
OF certain sums OF money therein named, default
having been m idc in a part OF the amount and
having been requested 40 to dy by the beneficiary
hereunder. shall proceed to sell by public auc
ton at the front door OF the courthouse, in the
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TRUsTEE's WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed or trust executed by Grant d
Williams and Margaret k. Williams, his wife to
George ). Peet, trustee, bearing date on the 1st
uay or December. 1881, and recorded in the clerks
ONCE or the Hastings Court for the city of Roa-
noke in deed book 20, page 39s, 10 secure the per
specified in a certain bond executed by the said
Grant b. Williams OF even date with said deed
Building and Loan Association of Now York in
accordance with their articles OF association, and
whereas the SAID George j Poet has resign the
s sac trust and the Judge of the Hastings Court
did on the 9TH day of June. 1894, appoint tho un-
d sd C. H. Vines as trustee in the place and
stead or George j. Pcet, trustee, after legal no.
ticc, as provided by statute to all the parties in
interest, and whereas default has been n ade in
me payments and conditions mentioned in said
Dohu ana deet OF trust for more than three
months ana having been required go to do by the
pcnehciary the National Mutual Buiding and
OF said deed and pursuant to the terms thereof pro
ceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
ON MONDAY, JULY o, 1871, AT 1890 o'CI OCK
= NJ, on the promises, all the property conveyed
III sald decd with the improvements thereon.
bounded and described rs follows to wit:
cGiinlng at point on the north side of
SANDS avenue one hundred and scventyonc and
twenty-five one hundrcdths(17l 25)fcct cast of Bel.
mont boulevard and running thence with Sands
avenue north "a degrees 30 minutes - seconds
east ninct' three and thirty one one-hundrcdils
g. ~ let to point, thence north IL degrees
lnlrty C'W feet to an alley, thence with said
nlcv south "a degrees 30 minutes Is seconds
nmest ioriy Two anu nve one hundrcdthS C12.U5)
feet to another alley, Il cncc with the latter alley
south degrees minutes 2st conds west ono hun
dred and thirty-ninc and scvcnty-four onc-hun.
arcdths l39"D T. ct 10 the place OF beginning
nclnS lot Is, section 90, ~ shown on the map OF
the BE lmont Land Company.
IEhMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs of
executing this trust, including Il commission TO
me trustee anu 10 pay OH the amount Of the said
bond with arrearagcs due thereon amounting in
inc aggregatclto - 4H5, S0as of July 1891 andhc
nalait c, II any, IN one and two equal annual In
s.nincnts Que IN twelve and tweniyfour months
win interest thereon, the pure ascr executing
negotiablc notes for the deferred payments and
secured ny Il deed OF trust on the premises sold
% tds. c. Ii. VINES, Trustee. AZ
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I,RusTEE,s sALR-HY vlRTIIE nE cEn

SKuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A GER.
. iain deed of trust from j. j, Farrnr
10 inc Undersigned trustee dated the 25th
nee OF the Hastings Court for She city OF Roanoke
IN aeeu book Us page 35t, for tho purpose of sccur
Hg S S note OF $40 dated the 23rd day of
May 1871. payable four mont after date and
also the sum OF S6Sl .25 cvidcnded by sixty seven
monihiy notes OF $40 each and one note OF ali 25.
anu anu uelault having been made in the PAYMENT of
inc above mentioned no c OF $40 as wall as IN
SIX of the said monthly notes OF siO. and hayinn
peen required by the holders OF the same. shall
iot tne purpose of executing said trust, In front
Oh inc courthouse At II O'Clock M. ON TILE ig'rji
i;on ~, or r. lSl orcr for sale public auc-
.lon me following described property: Two cor
tain lots OF land situated In the tyof Roano,.e
va, and bounded ~ follows:
l., negihning at the southeast corner Of Fourth
avenue ana Iwclrth street, thence with Fourth
avenue south Is degrees ~ minutes cast Il, Inn
10 llnc or Rogers, Fairfax n Houston thence
nlons same south 81 degrees Is minutes wcst 20 O5
rect 10 point, thence north is degrees 10 min.
utcs west t33 feet TO Twelfth street thence alone
same north u degrees 30 minutes cast 80 feet 10
the beginning. ~ w w
~ =. Beginning at point on the cast line of
rwelith street 10 feet sonth OF Fourth avenue.
.nehce on line parallel with Fourth avenue
sou.h eo degrees ~ minutes east G33 feet TO line
oil Rogers, Fairfax ~ Houston, thence nlonr sam =
south "a degrees Is minutes west u feet To- n
Po, u tnencc north Is degrees - minutes west
Mss ieet TO Twelfth street, thence along same
north u degrees 30 minutes east o. feet 10 the be-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash Ms to the costs Of sa,e
ana tho sum of 1910, with interest on s2i0 n nart
thereof from the Fad day OF May, ls9i. and on SO
inc remainder thereof, from the 18th day OF June
IN monthly instalments of $40 each beginning on
INC 10Th day OF Iunc and thereafter on each euc.
for the sum OF SLIPS. all or said notes bearing in
terest from the 25th day OF June, 1881, and IA 10
the residue upon u credit of one and two wears
from uhtc, deferred payments to be evidenced nv
I.c notes or the purchaser and secured by deed
OF trust upon the premises conveyed.
NOTE: This sale liz made subject to two deeds
ha No, int
building association of Richmond, Va, each for
me me sum OF SiW, and dated the 25th day or Nav.
pages 81 and Is. upon which deeds of trust nav
,nents nave been made up to the Let day OF April.
iSei' the said deeds OF trust being upon the two
lots above mentioned respectively
. ~ III LUCIAN II. COOKE. Trustee lo5A
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'tuSIEES SALE-UNDER AND BY VIR
\. Ile OF decd OF :rust executed on Decembe
-, iS'2, ny l.. l.. Sarles and Malinda Sarles his
VIE, conveying to A. Walton, trustee, certain
property therein described. which deed ia of
record In the clerks Office OF the corporation
court OF Roanoke city, deed book 81, page as7, to
secure to the Peoples Building, Loan and Saving
association certain debts therein mentioned.
nnu oy vlrtno or an order OF said corporation
court OF said city %! Roanoke. made December
~, is'3 appointing Jas. S. Groves trustee in the
pace ana stead OF said e. 4. Walton under the
said deed, default having bee made in the terms
or me SAID deed and being required 90 to do by
me oencnciary, shall On TIE l1TIl DAY OF
JoNE, ls!'i, ut the front door OF the courthouse
OF thc said city Of Roanoke, NJ 1890 o'clr OK D. M
oHer ior sale 10 the highest bidder, in execution
"i SAID trust, he property conveyed in said deed
particularly described as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land living In
tne CITY or Roanoke; in the State OF Virginia.
bounded and described as folows: Beginning
AT point on the mort side of Elm street 100 feet
west OF park street, fronting 81 feet on Elm
street and running back 1870 feet to MI alley and
kn T,SI as lot "a, section s, Lewis Addition.
JAS. S. GROVES,
~ tus substituted Trustee. 10
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
of trust dated the 10th day of May; 1881 and
recorded In the clerks office OF the CORPORATION
81, page liG, from Mrs. sue Harria Hall to the
Undersigned trustee, default having been made
In The terms thereof. and heinz required 20 TO do
by The beneficiary therein secured. l will, ON
THE 9TH DAY OF JULY, 1874, AT - O'CLOCK
NJ, on the premises, in the city OF Roanoke. Va,
oncr for sale the following described parcel of
land, with the improvements thereon consisting
Of a dwelling house.
Beginning Mt pout on Chapman avenue in
sad city 81 feet west of tho northwest corner of
81 street and Chapman avenue, thence in n
westerly direction with said avenue 81 fe-t,
thence In ncrthcriy direction 1870 II II feet to an
alley, thence In an castcrly direction with said
alley 20 feet to IL point on same. thence in II
southcrly direction 100 IL IL feet to Chapman
avenue, the place of beginning aud known NJ lot
No section No. Is, south half, n shown OF F.
Rorcrs survey
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs of sale
ana the sum OF S21S. ard to the sum OF
Sl,S5i u. upon credit tn become due and pay
able in monthly instruments OF S22. 80 each with
out interest, The first on the fourth Monday in
July, lS9i. and one on the fourth Monday OF co ch
succeeding month thereafter until all are paid,
and the residue, If any, npon credit of one and
Two years, with Interest. deferred payments to lie
secured by deed of trust upon said property
69td WM +. WINCH, Trustee. i3
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10 tbs &C. substituted trustee:

TRUInssTIE;Es'SS sALE-uNDER AND BY vIR
-, Tue OF a deed OF trust executed December a
1892, by V. H. Payne, conveying to E a WaItnp o.
trustee certain property therein described which
oecu j. OF record in the clerks office OF The cor
poratl Ion court OF Roanoke city in dcon book 70,
pave S.', 10 secure to the Peoples Building, Loan
anu saving Association, certain debts 7hc, Gin
mentioned, and By virtue or an order of tho said
corporation court OF said city OF Roanoke an
pointing JAS ). Groves trustee In the place or
INC said Walton, default having been inside i'm tho
terms OF the said deed, and being required so 10.
d 40 oy y, the he beneficiary, shall tho ilrH DAY
Of NE, 1894, NJ the front door OF the conrt
house in said city OF Roanoke. Mt !. o ciocS ~,
o,IeT Tor sale to the highest bidder in execution
OF inc sale trust. the propcrty conveyed IN said
DECD particularly described rs follows:
oee'hhinE NJ point on the north sido OF Watts
street ~ Iect west OF Lewis street In said civ
ana , rnnning thence west along the north line of
sala ats street ATTY l50) feet II point; thence
north at right angles with said VISITS street one
huncred and thirty $50 feet 10 mn alley; thence
cas- aons the souther,y line of said alley if,y (5]
. .ScI 10 point; thence south ono hundred and
Unity 90, rect TO the place of beginnings and
SHOWN as lot q, section IL, OF tho Lewis Add
ton to said city.
. "a EhhM>-Cash JAS. $. GROVES,
" ~ iu substituted Trustee go
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Exactly about every trans
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The Press., 1894-07-26
Manchester Herald

Manchester Herald: We never could see what pleasure there is in watching a man to see how near he can come to breaking his neck without doing it. Yet there are people who take pleasure in do ing that very thing. If TOO persons had not been willing to pay 15 cents each to see Collins Richardson jump from tower 12O feet high he would have been alive to-day. In other words they helped him to his death. If there is any enjoyment for them in that reflection they are wei come to it.
The Press., 1894-07-26

THE report of the Board of Agriculture for 1898, combined as it now is with those of the States Agricultural Experiment Sta- tions, makes a book of nearly 900 pages, and most valuable work it is. The ad- dress of Gov. Hoard of Wisconsin on dairy matters is one of great many valuable features. The book is full of them. Here is a remark made by Florida gentleman who was called out: "The orange is the fruit of Florida, as the apple is of Con- nectieut. If you should put forth the same amount of study upon the apple that they do upon the orange, the result would be something that you have not seen yet" We are indebted to Secretary Gold for a copy of the report
The Press., 1894-07-26

THE Connecticut Farmer has gone into the hands of "The Farmer Publishing and Printing Company, J. A. Spaulding, president. MT. Spaulding founded the Rockville Journal in 1867, but for many years has been employed upon the Hart ford Post. He is equal to the work of further building up the Farmer. The lat ter paper was started over 15 years ago by Mir. A. R. Parsons, who now retires from it's management. It seemed risky venture, but MT. Parsons has made it a success, and it passes from his hands a well founded, we'll conducted and neat appearing paper. We guarantee from what we know of Mir. Spaulding that it's further progress will continue to be up ward.
The Press., 1894-07-26

The 1894 premium list of the Connecti- cut state fair, which will be held at Meri- den, Sept. IS, 19, 20 and 21, is now ready for distribution. Any one desiring a copy, whose name is not on the regular list, will confer favor if he will give his or her name and address on postal card to Secretary W. F. Andross, East Hart ford.
 If you expect to give your son or daugh- ter business training in bookkeeping, shorthand, typewriting, or telegraphy, you will want to examine the catalogue of the New London Business College, New London, and see what this institution of fers before determining what school you will patronize. A copy will be sent free on application to R. A. Brubeck, princi- pal
The Press., 1894-07-26

THE circumstances of the death of Col lins Richardson excited various comments, the most frequent beginning with "Just as expected" The boy was foolhardy, and for some time it has seemed quite sure that he would go in on his reckless daring to a fatal finish. The parties who encour- aged and abetted his exhibitions are to blame. This sad ending should end all tom-foolery in this vicinity at least. De- spite all Richardson's bravado we are told that his mother now says that he went to this last venture in a nervous condition, shrinking from the act, yet impelled by the boosting he had doue. If this is so, if he made the plunge with failing nerve, the collapse in the moment of falling is the more easily accounted for. It is a pity that he had no higher ambition.
The Press., 1894-07-26

WHEN the having season began many farmers were quite hopeful of a fair crop. But the dry weather not only prevents urther growth of grass but shr ivels up immature grasses and impairs the quali- ty of hay cured from it. Unless we get an unusual rowan crop there will be need of all the sowed corn and other subtitutes for hay that can be produced.
The Press., 1894-07-26

Apropos of Debs's appeal to people to refrain from using Pullman cars, the New York Evening Post points out that, being much stronger and safer than ordinary cars, they are peculiarly adapted to peri ods of train wrecking, and therefore like l ly to hold their own. It is reasonable suggestion, too.