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CAUSED THE SHIPS LOSS.
Third Omcer of the Los Angeles
Charged with Granddaughter.

MONTEREY. Cal, April 2i.-The Cor
oner's investigation into the cause OF the
wreck Of the steamship Los Angeles at
Point Sur, on Saturday night, has re-
suited In a verdict charging Roger
Ryfkogel, the ships third officer, with
negligence and carelessness, He
was taken into custody andwill be tried
for mnnslaughter. The testimony be-
Ryfkogel changed the ships course with
out consulting the captain, in disregard
OF Capt. Leland's orders.
The bodies OF fve of the six persons
known TO have been lost have been re-
covered.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
A French Count ms n ForSer.

PARIS, April 2t.-It Is reported that
Count Ellie de Talleyrand Perigord, who
was arrested last week with a COM
panion named Wastaine, charged with
forgery. the complainant being NJ. Max
Lebaudy. has confessed that he is
guilty o. breach Of trust. It is also
said that he Princess de sagan has
offered to pay the sum Of 4Oo.cO francs
to Lebaudy. on behalf Of her son. II
the charge against him is withdrawn.
Lebaudy, however. refuses to withdraw
the charge.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
TRUCKLOAD OF BAD SARDINES
Thought to he h Same as Pol
soned the Morton Family.

Fruit Inspector B.. G. Fuller reported
to DR.. Lederle. Acting Chief Chemist to
the Board Of Health, this morning that
he had seized and condemned 4.7N cans
Of domestic %sardines, and disposed Of
them at the Canal street dump.
sp aee sa on a truck Wsfe b5 ,1nda for SS an an ap M
~tion-house. The driver stated that he
got them from Seligman Bros, whole
sale house, 46 West street. Inspector
Fuller said that the fish were In a
state Of pu%trefaction and unfit for Use.
DR.. Lederle to-day discovered by COM
p~arison that they were exactly the same
as the cans which the Morton family,
a push-cart vender last week. The fam
lily were poisoned from eating the fish.
The Se,igmans' house Is being searched
to-day by, several Health Inspectors for
more spoiled goods.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
SUPERVISORS ORGANIZE.
Long Island City's Republican
Board Holds It's First Meeting.

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., April "a.
The Queens County Boar OF Super
visors met at the Courthouse to-day
and organized for the ensuing year.
The new Board stand six Republicans
and one Democrat, the latter being the
representative from Long Island City.
This 10 the first time in twenty years
that Republicans have had control OF
the Board.
elected Chairman, and Robert Seabury
clerk. The latter, who Is a Democrat,
has been clerk OF the Board for twenty
years.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
CONFIDENCE MEN CAUGHT.
They Tried to swindIe Coroner
Milts, of Yonkers.

YoNKERS. N. Y, April 24.-Sergt.
Mclaughlin last night arrested George
w. Sutton and Charles Moore. New
York confidence men. for attempting to
swlndle Coroner Mills by representing to
him that they could tap the telegraph
wires for the races n give the Coroner
some valuable tips.
The prisoners were arrested while
drinking at the bar OF the Getty House.
They are he'd for examination.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
POLICEMAN TO STAND TRIAL.
He CIubbed Tailor Levine in His
own House

Inspector Williams had before him this
morning Policeman John Hodge. OF the
Eldridge street station, to answer to
the charge Of Isaac Levine. a tailor, OF
Ludlow street: Levine says that
Hodge clubbed him brutaily Saturday
morning at his home, Levine presented
q badly battered appearance this morn
ing: His head Was done up In bandages,
ears bruised.
Levine threw a lamp at him. The
Inspector evidently believed Levines
Hodge win PROBABLY be tried next week.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Anu-ParneiIite. Take Action.


LONDON, April PA meeting Of the
anti-Parnelite Members OF the House
of Commons was held last night, and It
was decided to support the proposals
contained in the Budget recently pre-
scented to the House by Sir william Yer
non Harcourt. Chancellor OF the Elk
chequer.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

- V"VVT0FN FFNT"T
PARIS. April 24.-In the Church of
Notre Dame last evening a man. sup
posed to be insane. drew a revolver
and fired four shots, causing a panic
In the church, men, women and chill
dren running shrieking towards the
doors. Luckily. not one Of the shots
took effect, and the man who caused
the pal mic was removed In custody.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
DENIED BY OFFICIALS.

aEu Canal Has Been Seized.
Statements were published this morn
ing to the effect that the Nicaraguan
Government had seized all the property
Of the N~icaraguan Canal Company at
Greytown. on a judgment for an alleged
debt. and that Il had been bought In by
~Spaniards for SIS, 900.
Inquiries were made by q reporter at
to-day, and 1t was stated there that in
order to protect the N~icaraguan Nal
Steam Navigation and Trading Company
from a number OF creditors, some
friendly judgments were obtained, and
ire held by friends OF the Company.
There " no truth. according to the
Company, in the report that the Near.
aguan Canal Company's property wa
The evening world., 1894-04-24
HEARING C0RDAGE CLAIMS.
People Want $3.50, 900 from
the Trust.

Advisory Master Emory, sitting in
Chancery Chambers in Jersey City. Is
to-day hearing the claims OF people
against the National Cordage Company.
amounting to abou 1850, 900.
These claims were thrown out by the
receivers OF the Company after its fall
ure, on the ground that the claims
had no legal standing. After the tes-
timony is all in II will be submitted
to Chancellor McGill. who will decide
the validity OF the claims.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Holding Charter Elections.


SING SING, April 2i,-The charter election Is
being held here to-day for the election Of a Presi-
dent, Collector. Treasurer. Water Commissioner
and three Trustees. There Is no local night,
JAMAICA l.. l., April 2.-The charter election
H '.'' BOO 'N-dar Trustees. Village
Clerk. Collector OF Taxes. Treas@er and a Po-
.. eos ary be.ug yOlea Tor, There Is a
lively fight at the polls over these ofnces.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
BURIED AT WOODLAND.
Funeral of Ex-JudEe Waterbury
Took Place To-day.

The funeral OF ex-Judge Nelson
]. Waterbury, who died Sunday
Of pneumonia. took place this
morning from his residence, 10 West
Ftfty-sixth street.
family wer present. Their were no
pall-bearers.
After the ceremonies, which were con-
Quoted by the Rev. DIR. Brown, OF St.
Thomas's Church, the body was taken
to Woodlawn for burial.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
board of supervisors Organize

LoNo ISLAND CITY, L. l.. April 2I.-The
Queens County Board Of Supervisors met at the
coort-Honse In this place to-day and organized
TOT the ensuing year. The new Board stands six
hepubiicAhs and one Democrat. the latter b4inE
ne representative from Long Island City. This Is
have had control OF the Boa9d. Martin b. Word
o. hempatead, was elected Chairman, nnd Robert
ceebnry, clerk The latter, who 10 q Democrat.
- been CLARK q ns Board Tar TIE past twsaty
The evening world., 1894-04-24
To Brin. suit for $4,000.

Judge LAeombs. In the United States Circuit
Court. to-day granted leave 70 Dudley r. Hortoa
10 bring suit against the receivers Of tho New
York, Lake Era and Western Railroad for 81, 900.
Horton alleges that ne was injured In o collision
The evening world., 1894-04-24
TURNED HIS WIFE OUT.
All Night She Sat on h stoop,
Waiting to Gel I'm.

In the Lee Avenue Court, Williams
burg. to-day a warrant was issued for
the arrest OF William Fisher. Of $50
Park avenue. on a charge OF assault.
Fisher went home last night under
the influence of liquor, beat his wife
and turned her u Of doors. She
wanted to IL her seven-month-oio
baby with her, but the mar refused,
and all night long the mother sat on
the doorsteps begging to be let into the
house.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

There was a marked falling Oh to-day In the
lumber OF cases Of smallpox reported at the
Brooklyn Health Department, Up to noon only
one case was reported. James Roxbes. forty, OF
l2s Pearl street, was found III With the diseaas
and was removed to the hospital.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
0SIECKI SUITS DISMISSED.
Wife Wanted Separation and Hus-
band an Absolute Divorce.

Justice Andrews. OF The Supreme
Court. to-day dismissed the suit Of Clara
osiecki for a separation from Anthony
osiecki, and also his counter-action in
which he sought an absolute divorce.
Mrs. Osiecki charged her husband with
cruelty, and he accused her Of improper
conduct.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
,Potter's Mills. Pa.
Catarrh of the Stomach
Hoods sar.upuriIIa Saved His Life.

HOODS sarsnpnrilla saved His Life.
~ can honestly say that l believe Hoods
sarsaparilla saved my life. was IN a serious
condition with catsrrh OF the stomach. bowels
and bladder. ] suffered intensely from dyspsp-
STA, and was q miserable wreck. For two years
l was In this terrible condition. and one time
had three physicians attending me. l not only
grew no better but seemed to 10
From Bad TO Worse
all the time. really wished l was dead. had
no rest day or night. ! did not know wat TO do.
] had taken so much medicine Of the wrong kind
that It had poisoned me and my finger nails BEGAN
TO turn black and come On. When l was In this
condition ! sent for a bottle of Hoods sarsapa-
mia. TAe first bottle had no surprising effect.
but | had faith in the medicine, and continued
using It until ] had taken fourteen bottles. Il
The evening world., 1894-04-24
BY THE GOVERNOR.
Bi-Partisan Election Inspectors
Bill Becomes . Law.
(By Associated Press)

ALBANY. April 24.-The Governor has
signed the BIPARTISAN Election lnspec-
torn hill
The evening world., 1894-04-24
He IL After Brockway, Too.

(By Associated Prsss.)
ALBANY, April A.-Senator Robert
son to-day introduced q bill empowering
the Governor to emo summarily the
superintendent Of n State charitable
or reformatory institution upon the rec
~ommendation Of the State Board Of
Charities. after an investigation made
by that Board.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

A full account Of Wall street Affairs will b
found In the 8 O'Clock Edition Of 'Ths Evening
worlds
The evening world., 1894-04-24
NEW YORK REFORM BILLS.
Sheriff and Mayors Measures spe-
cial Orders for Tomorrow.

STATE CAPITOL. ALBANY. April "a.
The New York Sher.ff's Salary bill
and Mayors Power Of Removal bill were
made a special order to-day for to-mor-
row morning in the Senate
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-05

R1 VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EVE
- cutcd on the 18th day OF Noyen.ber 1S1i -
INC Undersigned trustee by B. S. Webb and ~
RECORD IN the clerks Office OF the uustinvs Con-,
VI .oanokc city, Va, the following property was
conveyed to the undersigned, namely: was
A., "A certain lot OF land in the CITY OF Roanoke
Co., Ueglhning at point on the north side OF
thhoun.aih street ISL feet cast of Henry street
tnenSe north degrees 30 minutes west i5o Tcct ~
an alley, thence with said alley north So doc
ess s eS ieet to point thence south ) degrees
cae! o. rect 10 n point, thence north s. dcSrees
Sast ~ rect 10 point, thence south drprecs ar
90 lcet 10 Mountain street, thence with Mountain
s,teet south 50 degrees west 1875 feet To the n ace
OF beginning wv W 'uc pace
i, In trust to secure the sum of saeo7.s3 evi.
ucnceu oy TWO negotiable notes PAYABLE IN w 7
one year from the 3ist day of October. ISgo tnc
INC other Tor the sum OF Si,4d6 81, due two vcars
rom tue SAID 3lst day or October 1890 cncb baa r.
hs interest from the ir date; and whereas dnfoni,
nis occn made In the payment OF the uotc NJ
Sl,iooot with interest thereon from the said as,
gay Oh Octohcr, 1870, and ID. E. Kcfauycr thc
noiuer theIcof. having requested the UNDERSIGNED
notirc &c 70 advertise said property for sale,
~ - ncrcoy given that tho undersigned will
U S iuU RSDAf, TIE 9TH DAY OF EPTEW'
DEN ie'i, IN front OF the courthouse in Roanol =
Guy, va, All O'CLOCK L. NJ OF said day cv
PoSG INC sAlu property 10 sale III publicaucfior
a. EhMS OF SALE: For cash sufficient IN INV
.,e COSTS Oh executing said trust and to nav tho
au '1 mcntioncd n1tc with interest now held nv
sa,a y. n. kefauvcr, and the residue il anywii bI
maue payable in one and two wears fromtb dnto
OF sale, evidenced By the notes of tho pnrchascr
III ~, equal installmcnts boatiug interest from tbr
uhtc OF sale and secured by deed of trust an ~.
property purchased y" 'h'
o2oto j. A. DUPUY, Trustee. rs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF nKAI rsr.rr p,

hGSIEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Ry
"A virtue or deed of trust dated the 9th dav nf
august, levi, frc III James K. Moore and Susan
mr. Wlle' 10 Alexander Neill and Rush II. DER
aimis.ecs, wnlcn uecd is CT record in the clcrk's
Ooc oi Ine corporation court for the city of Roa
n nt, III ueed DOCK e. page $780, to secure 10 the
MlduIe states Loan Building and Construc,inn
ane uucs, interest, premiums and fines therein
81 10 be paid; and default having occurred
III the payment OF said dues preminms intersst
ana nnes Tor the space OF six months ana nor.
anu ana me SAID Hush u: Derr having departed his
tr, ,eafing the undersigned az the suryiyint,
Wda Ge, anu pellg requested 80 to do by the said
Middle States Loan, Building and Constrnctinn
NV GeHiVYpanHiE y d, vii On THURSDAY, THE ITH
PAL oF OCTOBER, 1884, AT 11:20 O'CL OCK
A. M, on the premises, proceed to sell ar nnblic
anction to the highest bidder, all that certain
parcel or land lying in the city of Roanoka 10
and described as roiows: " o"noAo' w.
beginning ut point on the south sidr n,
salem avenue 1G0 feet west OF TAYLOR street.
thence south II degrees so minutes west lid
Ieet 10 a point; thence north II degrees so min.
ntes east 30 feet to point thence north 10
~ minutes east 1902 feet to Salem ayenne. tbsnc
south a degrees 30 minutes east so feet r. nIace
OF beginning " i''' " Piacc
IEhMS-Cash as to enough to nav the coat of
SS1ecntIng TINS trust and to pay the amount now
uue ana III arrears on said interest, premium .
nnu hhesVlI. SbS', and the residue shall be
p pay . IN Two equal annual payments of one
ana TWO years from day OF sale. deferred nav
$1,000 nomts 10 ue secured by deed of trust upon the
sale. rum inc Gay or
upon this land Is constructed a conveni.nt
ana desirable dwelling house.
o1.s, ALEXANDER NELL,
o~ Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-05
- ids

COMMISSIONERS SALE-pY WRITE or
~ certain decree OF the Hastings Court for the
CITY OF hoanoke, Va, rendered at it's February
term, 1874, In the chancery cause of the BRIDE
water Carriage Company vs. p. S. Miller ct ais,
one an9der.isned, az special commissioners will
omer FOR sale at public auction. on the premises.
TMEsD DAY OF oCToBER, 1sai' the fo iIAn
described real estate, situated in the county Of
hoanokc Va, and near the corporate Limits of
the city OF Roanoke, and described as follows:
eosarln sdg nj me intersection Of the north
eastcrly side OF Bridge sire CT, rs shown on tho
map OF section B OF the Roanoke Development
Companys property, thence extending along the
northwesterly side or Bridge street north ii Dr.
grees 10 seconds east S. feet to the sonthwesteriy
sa VI La an micy 10 tcet vide thence along tho
angles to said Bridge street north GS degrees "A
seconds west 10 tcet to the northwesterly side of
an alley ~ feet wide leading into Railroad ave.
nue., thence extending along same parallel with
SAID bridge street and NJ right angles 10 Russell
street north 81 degrees Ii seconds east oiS md
3l1C0 feet to the southcrly side OF Railroad arn
nue.. thercc along the same by n line in n general
sontnwes'erly direction curving to the left with
and 33-l0O feet to the northcastcrly side OF
russell street. thence along the same south rs
degrees "A seconds cast 6aS and 70I0O feet to the
place OF beginning. ~
, Being the same land that was conveyed to thu
Bridgewater Carriage Company by deed from
2Sth day OF January, 1922, and recorded in the
CLERKS once or the coun court OF Roanoke
county county in deed book . page s ON this land is
located very large factory building, formerly
used by the Bridgewatcr Carriage COMPANY
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash and rho
remainder to be paid in Il, II and Is months from
INC DAY or 81 e, eaid deferred payments to he
evidenced by the bonds OF the purchaser with
personal security and also secured BY deed of
trust upon the premises conveyed
w. A. GLASGOW, Jr
LUCIAN ii. COOKE
Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond required by the
dccreo IN above mentioned cause :has been ex.
ec"ted win security approved by me.
). S. BROOKE. Clerk
NOTE: The above sale is made at the risk oB
W.J. blair, bidder ut sale under former nd
vertsment. 7S q > "a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-05

Sorting potatoes by hand is very tedi-
Gus With continuance described in
The New England Homestead tho small
er potatoes are easily and quickly sepa-
rated from the larger ones suitable for
market. 1t is very simple and cheap
apparatus that can be made by any one.
1t consists of Slated trough or feet
long, provided with legs or standards of
proper length to keep so inclined that
when potatoes are shovcled upon it they
will roll down. The Stats may be of
inch stuff attached to the two bottom
cleats, their ccnters u inches apart, q
little closer at the top and q trifle far
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-05
TRUsTRE,s SALE oE RIAL EsrAnr .,

'HNRUSTBE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE nv
virtue OF deed OF trust dated the o2nd do y
OF december, 1892, from Melissa Van WaGonny
ana husband, to ii. X. Douglas and rbom5s w
Miller. trustees, which deed is OF record in Tho
cieTk once OF the corporation court for thc eli
ot Hoan0kc IN deed book SIS, page 40, to secure IN
the Middle States Loan, Binding and Constrnc.
LION ,,s' company, OF llaeerstown, Maryland, the
ppaymeht OF the oncs, interest, premiums and
hnrs lncrein stipulated to be paid and default
having occurred IN the payment OF the said dncs
interest. premiums and fines for the spacc M siv
months and more and being requested 40 IN do
by the Middle States Loan, Bnildinr md Con.
structlon Company, we will, ON TIlITRSDAV
LIE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, lS,l4' Ar i0.5s
oCLOCH A. NJ, on the premises procrcd 70 scJ
at pubic auction to the highest bidder Mi TINT
Cei.a'Ii parcel OF land lying In the city OF Roa
noRe, virginia. and described as follows:
Dt ginning at point on the north side of
Wythc avenue 1891 feet cast of Eleventh strret
t;nn 90 MN Wythc avenue in IN castcrly direc-
tion 10 on fcet point thence northcrly 1t riSh,
angles 10 said Wythe avenue 1871 feet 10 an alicv
thehce along said alley in II westerly direct,on 96
rect 10 point, thence southwardlv 13i Of fcct to
inc pace or beginning, and known as iot No :"
SECTION =, Mclrosc Addition - ave- -
TENNIS: Cash rs to enough to nav tbe cos, os
executing this trust and to pay the amonnt dnc
anu III arrears on said interest, premiums fines
anu Dues, VIZ S32i.10 and the residue shall he
Payaoic III Two annual payments OF one and two
years from Date of sale, the deferred navments
to be secured by deed OF trust nnon tho rr.
and TO bear interest from the day OF sale ''e'''
upon this land Is constructed n conventions ,nd
desirable dwelling house. "'''
HENRY KYD DOUGLAS,
THOMAS w. MILLER.
lue Cd Trusteea
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-05
Wholesale Poultry Business.

1t is an old story now how tho dressed
beef trade has revolutionized the cattle
growing business. These immense
slaughter houses have concentrated the
trade and changed it so that the charac-
ter of farming in many states has been
changed with it. 1t was supposed that
the poultry shipping and Strengthening
trade would remain in the hands of the
smaller dealers and butchers who have
handled 1T so long, but even that seems
to be changed. and poultry is following
the dressed beef trade The improve
ments in refrigeration have so changed
the meat business that the poultry trade
grew Of itself Orders for fowls of all
kinds so increased in volume that it be-
came necessary to supply the demand.
In an interview with the superintendent
OF large poultry packing house in Kan
sas City. Rural New Yorker elected the
following facts:
Most of the poultry comes from Mis-
souri, and Kansas northern and south
western Missouri. being one of the finest
poultry sections in the United States.
The bulk of the stock is received by OK
press The markets on dressed poul
Try extend from Savannah in the
south to st Panl in the north. to Bos.
Ton i'll tho east to San Francisco in tic
west Until recently western poultry
was quoted 1T from / to 2 cents a pound
less than eastern poultry for the reason
that western farmers paid no attention
to their fowls, and the shippers were
not particular in their method of killing
and dressing For instance, people in
Boston must have their chickens and
turkeys dressed with heads off and feet
ON, or the fowls will bring price lower
by 8 cents pound than If properly
dressed. Poultry for the New York
market must be dressed with equal caro-.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES

Duiiuing Association and Investment Comnony
one pay mcnt OF the sum OF So 800 9a eyIdencrJ ~
each ~ certain negotiable notes OF Ss7
S CAV. OF even cate with said deed of trust hear.
,ug interest at the rate OF q per cent. per annmm
payaoie III one and eighty four monibs rcsnac'
Lively from date. And whereas dcfauit has hccr
hiaue III the payment OF hftccr of said notes and
We ,iIs requlreu so to do by the ,aid ROANOKE
nuarniuinS Association and Investment Comnanv I
MI sci. az public auction to the Highest biddcr
re MEDNh SDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF SEP.
homsn r., ISL at the front door OF the court
d housc Ia inc city OF Roanoke, Va the FOLLOWING
uescrioea real estate. situated in the civ OF Rns,
noso anu bounded as follows to wit: ''
DcSLuhlhg AT point on the south side ~
nooertson street lib feet cast or thu sontheoSt
sorn LILLY oi robertson and Mellon streets. theme
M uegrecs west 100 - feet to an alley. tbcncc
win saiu alley north 81 degrees 80 minutes cast
oil leet 10 a point on same; thence north do.
gtees cast llsl6 feet to Robcrtson; thence with
no street nortc IS degrees west q feet IN
IEhMS OF SALE-Cash as to tho costs or o.,.
lnCiuulng trustees commission OF ieoa, nor
un ana the sum OF $5l543 and as To tho an n,
VI S~3.oi, upon credit to become dnc in
, III, instruments OF S27.3S each with interest
on same from the goth day OF May, 1880 and hal.
s II any, payable in one and two years with
dencsd III rr1 ,h date deferred payments to be evil
S oy the notes OF the purchaser and secured
oy eesd OF trust on the premises oonyeyed
Eo-tds ~ LUC1AN II. COOKE, Trustee.