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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
TRuygs,TI I:s sALE,BY VIRTUE OF A DEED

kVSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ADDED
dav ,rn ,sas. executed to me by j. II. Hocka.
duly recorded in the clerks oflicc of the Hnst,nrs
Cua. ioa ,he city OF Roanoke in decd book No.
oi psEe 90, IN trust to secure to A A. Ferguson
or Ut sgns inc payment OF tho cum OF $4,000. evil
aenced by ono certain negotiable note for Sef0 IN,
bearing even date with said deed, and navsbic,
Two years attes date to the order of A A. Eor-
Suson az inc First National Bank of Roanoke
va. Win interest thereon at the rate OF six ne
CENT. per annum; and default having been made
~ uno payment OF tho said note, and having been
requested by tho holder Of said note 40 To do 7
VIII; ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF o CT
EEK; iset At the front door OF the courthouse In
for s eaiS OF hoahoke At O'CLOCK p NJ. oner
nc auction all that certain lot or parcel OF land
described in said deed ae follows: ' ~
., Beginning at the southwest corner of peacb
IIee street and the old Salem and Lynchbure
I0au tnencc north Is degrees AZ minutcs wesi
t;nn, Ieca along said road to point, thence con-
on1 along said road north 81 degrees Yeat
gu t-i2 ieet to point, thence south
degrees w minutes west 2OSx feet 10 Rbony
81 .nence along Ebony street south 50 degrees
- minutes cast ll6 1.5 feet to point and confnu
ingalong said street south 40 degrees cast 1a6 Oh
Iect 20 point; thence south 3S degrees is minutes
eas. 80 ieet TO point on said Ebony street, con.
uhuing with same south 40 degrees east los feet
TO the northwest corner OF Ebony and Peach
Tree streets, thence with the latter north de-
gB[ ons r. minutes west sly feet to a point on
reach Tree street, thence north with the same ia
degrees "a minutes east 19i feet to the place Of
beginning. p0' W
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient to pay the
olscharge the amount OF said note subject, how
eyer, to credit OF 5000 IA of the nth dav or
mar March, 1893 md the balance, if any, in one and
two years from day of salc deferred payments to
DC secured by u deed OF trust on the above des.
criocu property and evidenced by the negotiahic
ID ny !hg unless in
the day of sale Ill TROIIT
Jus 80 Trustee
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RYa . Virtue AND IN PURSUANCE OF A
~ L. decree made in the corporation court for
Nohhoke city. Va, on 9TH July, 1Sgi In tho chan.
Gerry case OF the Home Building and Conveyance
company We. ). w. Jamison, trustee ct. nj. I
MIL NH SCI, ut public auction, on SATURDAY.
SCiobhR tTli, 1921, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in
rroht OF tnc courthouse in Roanoke city Va tho
loiowing described real estate, beginning nt n
point on sonthsde of Fairfax street in Roanoke
"a. Si.l2 icct west OF First street. thence north
co uegrccs IL minutes west 80. IL feet to mint
tnehce south - degrees west a SO feet 20 point
thchce south Us degrees cast 80 feet r.re or less
70 point, thence north % degrees cast 81 Oi
.eet 10 tue place OF beginning and known as lot
no, ;, section Is, according to the man of Rogers
nokc ~ 'N wy Vi no'
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay cost OF said
sun ana OF sale. Including commissioners com
mlsslon' anu S25S6 for taxes and $40 with in
telest from July LIST, 1874; balance in two coual
successive annual payments, TO be evidenced by
notes OF purchaser, and TO be secured by deed OF
trust OF the property sod the buildings to be in
sured, and policy assigned to tho commissioned
Z. A. MCllUGu,
Special Commissioners.
Is. ). Brooke, clerk OF said court, do hereby
Certiiy that the bond required by the decree rem
oered IN the above mentioned case has beon dniv
executed by the special commissioners with mp
s6-tds SO s. 8. BROOKE, Clerk.
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF rpusr nyt

Rf VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cutsd TO me as trustee by homas A. Boiling
on thc 18th day OF July, 1872, and duly recorded
IN the clerks office OF the Hastings Cont for rho
city or Roanoke In dc cd book No So pnpc { con-
vcylng tho hereinafter described proDerty in
trust TO secure to Beverly Twecdy the paymcnt Of
the eum OF $3.50, evidenced by three negotiable
notes OF the eaid Thomas A. Boiling each for The
sum OF SIG 66S, bearing even Gate with said
oeed and payable with interest at the rate of &
per cent per annum to the said Beverly Tweedv
or oracr nj the First National Bank of koanokc
va, In six, twelve and eighteen months from
date respectively, and default having hecn MAD q
In the last OF said notes, and, having been re
guessed 0y the holder thereof 60 to do will ON
ShIU hDAf. OCTOBER 6, 1894, AT 10 O'CLOCK
nj :, at the front door OF the coprtt ouee in Roa
noRc city, orcr for ealc to the highest bidder at
PuOuc auction, all that certain lot or parcel Of
lana lying and being In the city of Roanoke. Va
ana bounded and described rs follows:
, beginning ut the northeast corner of Blaine md
farK streets. thence with Park street north u No.
erces 3U minutes east s. feet to an alley thence
WIN said alley south as degrees 10 minutes cast
~ rect 10 q point, thence south degrees 20 min.
ntes west % feet to Blaine street, thence with
biaine street north 81 degrees Is minutes west 90
feet to the beginning VS. W
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to INV orY
anu olscharge the amount now due on said note
anu the costs OF this sac said note is subject to n
Sreult OF gov, as or the second day OF April 1892
9aiancc Ill one and two years from day of sale
ucicrred payments evidenced by the nepotinblc
notes or the purchaser and secured by deed of
lrust upon the properly above described
to 81 A. u. STAPLES, Trustee
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Advice to Lord Aberdeen.

Lord Aberdeen tells the following story
Of himself: He left London Mt midnight
in sleeping car for the north In the
morning when no was awakened he saw n
stranger opposite him.
Excuse me-" said the stranger. MAY
ask If you are rich?"
Somewhat surprised, his lorlship replied
that he was tolerably we'll to do
May ask, continued the stranger,
"how rich you arc?"
well, if 1t will do you any good to
know" was the reply, Il suppose 1 have
several hundred thousand pounds"
well, " went on the stranger, "if l
were as rich as you and snorcd rs loudly
as you. should take whole car, so as not
to interrupt the sleep of Others
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9 4 ids

KuSTEE'S SALE OF REAL E5TATR-BY
\ virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 9th day OF
august, 1871, from James E. Moore and Susan A
his VIE, to Alexander Neill and Rush u. DER
trustees, which deed Ia Of record in the clerks
ohce OF the corporation court for the city of Ron
noke In deed book g. page 100, to secure to the
Middle States Loan. Building and Constrnctinn
Company, OF Hagerstown, Md the paymcnt Of
the unes, interest, premiums and fines therein
stipulated to be paid; and default having occnrrcd
In the payment OF said dues, preminms, Interest
ana nncs Tor the space OF six months and more
ana the said Rush u. Derr having departed this
ire, leaving the Undersigned as the surviving
trustee, and being requested 80 to do by the said
Middle States Loan. Building and Construction
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1891, At 11:2O O'CLOCK
A NJ, on the premises. proceed to scll MT nnhlic
anction to the highest bidder, all that certain
parcel OF land lying in the city of Roanoke Va
and described as follows 'A''
beginning ct point on the south aide ot
salem avenue 100 feet west OF Taylor street.
thence south IL degrees 90 minutes west IN
ntcs east 80 feet to point thence north 10 DEGREE
30 minutes east 102 feet to Salem avenue. tbrncs
south n degrees 30 minutes east 80 feet ~ nIacc
OF beginning '' w Piaoo
TERMS Cash as to enough to pay the cha, OF
executing this trust and TO pay the amount now
que ana In arrears on said interest premium =
ana nnes,viz S63i, and the residue shall he
payable In two equal annual payments OF one
ana Two years from day OF sale, deferred nav
ments to be secured by deed OF trust nnon p tho
property, and TO bear interest from the dsv Of
eale. o u"' vi
Upon this land is constructed conven,.n,
ana desirable dwelling house.
o ALEXANDER NELL,
'up' oS Trustee.
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b. uXi1ldn oS Il Of 5., a DEED OF TRUST Exc.

Ky VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRJJsT EYE
tSo Uutcd on the 18th day OF November 1svf. Il,
tnc Undersigned trustee by D. s. Webb md, ar
Se0Iu IN tnc clerks Office of the IIustinps Cont
" noanokc city, Va, the following property was
eonVeycd 70 the undersigned. namely: -
~ a certain lot OF land In the civ OF Roanoke
~, IT,, .cSihnlng at point on the north side al
amenEe notth degrees 30 minutes west I5O feel ~
a an aiey, thence with said alley north SO degrees
east oz !eet to point thence south 3 dsSress
eas Gus. 94 ieet to point, thence north as deSrees
co Az Icet 10 point, thence south degrees east
% rect 10 Mountain street, thence with 6onnfaIn
OF begiuning. ~ W Tug PYace
a.. In trust to secure the sum of s2,ae7ss. evil
ocIced Dy two negotiable notes payable to w. Z.
anu Il. Blair, Jr:, one for the sum Of $50 a. dne
one year from the 3lst day OF October ISS0 tins
she otncr Tor the sum OF 81 f66 81 due two vaars
from inc said 3lst day or October 1890 each near
ing interest from their date; and whereas d1sonit
20 ,es e Gu madc In the payment OF the note OF
Sl,io66I with interest thereon from the said s1ss
Say OF october, 1S90. and ID. E. Kefauyer Che
a s thcreof having requested the undersigned
noticc &c 10 advertise said property for sale,
ny ~ ", IHURSDAf, THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTRM
DEN. 1874, In front OF the courthouse in RoanoEe
city, va, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ Of said dav ev
poSG Ine said property to sale at public anction -
81, hNMS Of SALE: For cash sufficient to nav
ohc Gusts OF executing said trust and to paw the
au sS mentioned note with interest now held nv
saa d. kefauvcr and the residue il any will Be
n,auG payable In ono and two years from the date
OF sale. evidenced by the notes of the pnrchaaer
dn cqusi instruments bearing interest from the
o9tc or sale and secured by decd Of trpat IN ths
property purchased. ' o-A nc
I'd JA. DUPUY, Trustee. ia
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{ ;OMMiSSlONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Zeal Estatc-By virtue of a decree or The the
Mustings Court Of Roanoke city, Va, prononnead
ohanccry Of D. F. Wh iae roll ate
against w. E. Burchctt, and II. II anre, 20
same San we shall offer for sac at public auction at
G4,ty, va, on FRIDAY, 21ST DAY OF SEPTEM
SET nhK. lS,t, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, those four certain
Wa nuG i3ts situated In the city OF Roanoke
"a; bounced and described as follows, to-yit -
wrist FIRST Beginning ut the southwest corner of
s,r a.her ana rage streets, thence with Walker
point on same; thence north 2 east 81 Secf naora
or less, to point; thence south S. east 70 feet
s,r use OK .ess to Page street; thence with Page
place OF tcguning - SS' ~ '.Ao
ooeonu. Beginning at point on the west side OF
street, thence north IS west 10 feet NOR =, Is
70 point, thence north ? east q feet mora nI q,
oI es 20 point thence south IS east 10 feet, more
VI iess, 70 rage strcct, thence with Page street.
south 1880 west - feet moro or less 70 thn
beginning. ees' " tnc
90 i Paen begnnins at point on the west side
walker street, thence north IS west 20 feet. mors
n ICES, 10 point thence north . east "a feet
feet more y, 70 os point thence south IS east 20
rage street south 1880 west a feet more or iees
to the beginning. ~ Va ioss'
F9nrth. beginning at point on the north side
or Walker street ~ feet more or less to PsSs
street, thence with Walker street north S. west
oo ice CT more or less, to alley. themes north
- east IS feet, more or lcss, to a point. Themes
sontnerly 81 feet, more or less, to the place Of
as lot NOS 81 ss and 'as Iss ogHay known
lots TUG Aoo'c oescrioeo
TERMS: Ono third cash, balance In three
equal instruments, payable in SIX. twelve and
eighteen mouths from date OF sale. The above
s"io Is made at the cost OF Il. a. Plumley
Il. RANDOLPH HICKS.
os, JNO. NJ. HART.
~ tbs. Commissioners. 10.
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LEGAL NOTICES

PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
-Ie the 9TH day OF March. 1880, and recorded in
city of Roanoke, State OF Virginia, executed to
me by j. w. Coon and Sallie c., his wife, and n
I. Niningcr and Mollic E., his wife, 10 secure j.
IL. Sk.nkcr, special commissioner OF the circuit
court of Roanoke county, in the chanccry cause
OF Carr Va. Carr therein pending, the payment OF
the sum OF 81 600 with interest thereon at the rate
of elk per cent. per annum from the date thereof
evidenced by bond OF the said j. w Coon and
n; r. Nininger for the sum OF $4,000, dated the
9TH day Of March, 1889, payab to the said D. H.
Skinkcr, special commissioner, as aforesaid, five
years after the date thereof, with interest at the
annually; and default having been made in set the
payment OF the said bond when the same became
due and pay able, and having been required go to
do by Edward W. Robertson, who has been ap-
pointed by the circuit court of Roanoke county
special commissioner In the chanccry cause OF
Carr We. Carr in the place OF the said j. Ii.
the tn, execution OF the above deed, departed this
s B ISL AZ - GEE NTH
he premises, sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the following real estate, lying in the
to-wit:
.. Beeinning at the corner of Valentine and
stevens lot on Salem avenue, thence with said
Lot in a northerly direction 81 gig feet to p L.
Terry's lot. thence with said line north s5A cast
Is feet to point, thence new line in q souiheiy
direction 1913 feet to Salem avenue. thence
westerly with Salem avenue to the point of be-
j. W GoSn aid i n T Ninlngsr By y. r Hun
- Wv iiiN L OlIhO W iNd lhhMS-CN5n as 10
enough to pay cost of executing this trust aud
the expense heretofore incurred OF advertising
under this deed. amounting to ten dollars, includ
ing commission to the trustee of 5pcr centum
upon the gross amount of the sale and to dis
with semi-annual instruments of interest
OF Sl2O, due. March 7th. 1854, with in
terest thereon from the 9TH day of March, 1884,
and the balance. il any, 10 be payable in two
equal AMI ual instalmcnts at one and two years
from date of sale said deferred payments TO bn
secured by deed OF trust upon the property and
to be evidenced by negotiable notes, bearing
interest, made ny the purchaser at such sale,
ma j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee
The above property was sold and the debt
thereon assumed by our vendees.
N. II. NlNINGBR
9l2td SO j. W. COON
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
ELECTRICITY FROM RUBBISH.
a New French Invention That May Solve a
Difficult Prohlcm.

Dincult Problcm.
The s;tisinctory disposal of the rubbish
anu X TIC i our largo towns has for years
ocoupi I ii'c close attention of engineers
ana s":.iti'..nns alike, and various modes
Or deG.lg N..th the problom have boon nd
vocatc;i ana carried into practice, whilo
the statement furnished by reliable stats
Hcs THAT London alone produces no fewer
IMAM ] 10000 tons of refuse per annum
aHorcS our readers some adequate idea of
the magnitude and Importance Of the diff
nouity to be grappled with by local and
municipal bodies. Conveyance of the ref
use to the sea has been practiced with sue
cess, but such modo is obviously too cost
~ Tor towns not on the seaboard, and I'M
der these circumstances tho adoption Of
the crcInators, in which the rubbish Is
wholly consumed by fire, has como moro
anu moro into favor, SO that ut the pres.
ent moment the majority of the principal
Cities arc either constructing or about to
construct the new refuse cremator. Hith-
erto the cremator has been deemed nui-
sance and an Improbable though neccssa-
ry burden to the taxpayers, but changes
are now In progress which may turn oven
tho crcmator to useful account
Much heat is evolved in tho destruc-
tion of the refuse, and the idea is gain
Ing ground that such heat may DO
~"ASSis oiib ulNduluSCOuoly III Gn0
production of steam power and electricity,
instead of being permitted to run to waste
Tho production of n furnace suitable for
the most economical combustion of oil
kinds of refuse has necessarily required
much time and skill, and it was only after
26years of close application to tho problem
that tho late NJ Fountain do Livct, a
French engineer succeeded in securing a
powerful natural draft in furnaces with
out artificial means, and in consuming
rubbish without smoke or noxious fumes
of any kind.
1t is of course hardly necessary to add
one word of caution in regard to the in
vention. 1t is not to be assumed that be-
cause rubbish is burned the electricity
necessarily costs absolutely nothing. The
cost OF plant, distribution of power and
many other expenses must not be lost sight
oil, to say nothing Of tho labor expended
III collecting the refuse Allowing, how
ever, for all this, it is quito clear that an
invention which ribs tho community of u
great nuisance, and does so without Great
ing further one in the shape of noxious
fumes and smoke, and at tho same time
turns to good account the heat generated
must confer benefits on the community Mt
large, and that the keen interest aroused
in the new adaptation is amply warranted
by the sound economic principles OH which
1t Is based.-Chambers' Journal
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a Good Reason.

What time of night was 1t you saw
the prisoner in your room?" asked the de.
fendants attorney in q recent suit.
About clock
"Was there any light in the room at
the timer
"No, sir 1t was quite dark
Gould you see your husband at yout
side9"
mo, sir"
Then, madam" said the attorney tri-
umphantly, please explain how you could
see the prisoner and could not see your
husband"
My husband was at the lodge, sir. -
Philadelphia Call.
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ON AND AFTER
Monday, July l6,

Legal advertis ements 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 in 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
n1sh proofs for correction be-
fore publication, and prefer In
all cases to do so. Otherwise
the copy Is carefully followed,
and changes after publication
are charged for at the rate of
81 per advertisement.
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IHe aReAr 3oth Day.

produces the above results in3O days. /. - +.
powerfully and quickly Cures when all others IA.
Young men Will regain their lost manhood and oil.
men Will recover their youthful vlgor by using
NEVifO. 1t quickly and surely restores Ncrvons-
ness. Lost vitality Impotcncy. Nightly Emissions
Lost Power. Failing Memory Wasting Diseases and
all elects OF sclf-absc and irdiscrcti ION
which units one for study. business marriage u
not only cures by starting ut tho scat of disease m
is great nerve tonic and blood builder bri ny.
iiE PACK tho pink glow to pale checks and 20.
storing the fire of youth. 1t wards Off Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having IsENIVG, no
other. 1t can be carried il vest pocket BY mail
Si.oO per package. or six for $500. with u posi-
tive written guarantee to euro OF refund
the money. Circular free. Address
f9yAL MEDIOCRE co.. 63 River ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
For ale at Roanoke by johnson &
hnson and Ohss. Lyle Drug Co. SOW
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She Is to BE Believed.

Callcr-Is Miss Henrietta at homo?
Servant-No, sir.
"IIow do you know:'
"Shc told me to tell you so, Sir
"Oh, that's different I might doubt
your vcracity, but l couldn't doubt that
of your lovely mistress. Good evening "
Detroit Free Press.
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The editor Of Tho Christian Register
addresses his correspondents as follows
Don't send us any manuscripts in rolls
If you want to send US q roll of bank bills
that Is different matter. We will poke,
tho annoyance"
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LKGAL NOTICES.
good personal security and will retain tho titc n
s cue pennies until the entire purchase money
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
E; w. ROBERTSON,
SnaHtnl
Special COmmissiOncl

I, 3. :; Brooke, clerk of tho Hastings Court for
"a the city OF Roanoke, Va do certify thai I,ucsn
Cooke, and s. w. Robertson have executed hnnd
as ~ required In the above mentioned cause
80" 90 ). :. BROOKE clerk
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LRGAL NOTICES.

~, nnce, any, payable In one and two years wifi
deneed nv Won nm DATE deferred payments to be ovis
nv SesJ me notes OF tho purchaser and secured
. Zo-tds q! LUCIAN Ii. COCK g. 'Trnst.. lE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-05
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

1854 Sellers ct al. VS.. Stoffel. Hunt
ington G. c. Reversed. Howard, j.
17,115. Havens & Geddes company VS..
Harris. Howard c. c. Affirmed. Nc
Cabe, J.
1905. Levi ct al. VS.. Drudge ct al. Full
ton c. c. Affirmed. Coffey. c. J.
1901 Woodford ct al. VS.. Hamilton
ct al. Jackson c. c. Affirmed. Daley, ].
zoos. Miller VS.. Mcdonald ct al. Mar
shall c. c. Reversed, Hackney, ].
16, 449. Lebanon, etc., company VS.. Leah.
Hamilton c. c. Reversed. Howard, ].
1891. State ex rel. commissioners, etc,
VS.. Boice, treasurer ct al. Benton c. c.
Affirmed. Hackney, j.
17,114. Priest ct al VS.. Laclxey. Full
ton c. c. Affirmed. McCabe, ].
1885. Wishard VS.. Lerhart ct al.
Marion c. c.. Dismissed.
1925 State VS.. Atkinson. Jay c. G.
Affirmed. Coffey, c. j.
1902. Hughes ct al. VS.. Hughes. Gin
ton c. c. Affirmed. Daley, j.
1854. Lebanon, ETC., company VS.. Grit
fin. Clinton C. c. Reversed. Howard, j.
1908 Thomas, administrator. VS.. G. &
f. railway company. Huntington c. c.
Dismissed. McCabe, j.
1859 FELTON, vs.. state. Grant c. c.
Affirmed. Daley, j.
1878. Bombay ct al. VS.. Goor ct al.
Upton c. c. Affirmed. Coffey, c. j.
1928. State ex rel. Mccoy VS.. Krost
Lake c. c. Reversed. Hackney, j.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-05
YATES LATEST.
His Reply to n Petition for the Open
ing of Gambling Houses.

DENVER, Dec. 2.-Governor Waite has
made a reply to a petition from the bust
ness men Of Denver asking that gambling
houses be reopened. In mis- communication
the governor attacks those who signed the
petition and says that the Denver clergy
were in league with the worst element
before election to defeat him because he
had endeavore3 to suppress gambling. He
adds:
THE religious sentiment of Denver may
be correct in opposing gambling and lewd-
ness in the city, but they have been eX-
ceedingly tardy in their manifestations In
the summer of 1883 the war of the gov
ernor Of the state upon the gamblers com
menced. In all preceding state aGminiStra-
lions gambling had been practically IL
censed and protected by the police. No Wig
curious war had ever been wage against
gambling by any governor of the state or
fire and police board. The present gov
ernOr found Messrs. Orr and Martin guilty
of malfeasance in Office IN protecting in
of the city and removed them according TO
law. The officers so removed refused to
Vacate their offices in the interest of the
gamblers, arose in inSurrectiOn and by the
aid of the Sherifr's office, took Illegal and
armed possession Of the city hall. A dis
enjoined the governor from the exercise of
his constitutional rights. The issue was
sharply defined between the gamblers and
the governor, who called out the militia
Of the state to suppress instruction. No
where was the clergy of Denver, the Y.
hibitionists in this fight. They were dead
against the governor. The exceptions are
SO small and Insignificant as to be I'M
worthy of notice"