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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-23
INIoN BANK OF WIN
~ CHESTER w.
EVAN Grru mall ~. oil,

<"fAN NcitHlcIl CT. ais.
IN THE uUST1NGS COURT FOY TIE cr.rv-
W hoa e To linton Bank OF Winchester
pni!hllH' anu 10 Evan Gemmcll, Samuel spencer
Spencer, David Spencer. W NJ Wager. indivi
uuslly' ana W. NJ. Wager and j. b Lew late
partners trading rs ". VI. Wager Il Con,nanr.
John spencer. Ianncttc Spencer Katherinc !,
defendants ~ SSN Sfe"ecf'
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Il docrco in
III IN me ABOVE styled cause or March 20, isp5. /
tween mo hours OF O'Clock u. III. ana i o'clock
T.. III NJ my Office, In the Masonic Temp,c build
my, rooms humble two ~ and three IsS i'm thn
City OF ho1uokc, proceed TO inquire irto md In
Mlahc inc statements concerning the matters
mentioncu III SAID decree and thereby referred 10
NC aS one OF the commissioners In chuncrry of
ine said court, especially concerning tho foi.
!. What property ils owned by the defendant.
hercin, or any of thcm subject 10 the lin Of thc
Union Bank OF Winchester, cud whctbcr snv
property mas been conveyed away nv such ID
lcH9ants, (which Is still subject to the lien Of thc
said Union Bank of Winchester
:; inc liens existing against any such property
ana ne respective prioritics OF the same
MN lcommissioncr) pertinent, or NAV he rc
qi.reu oy any party Mt interest in this cause
auu II from any cause said pnuuircs In not
ueKuu on tnc day above named, or begun and NOT
completed, the same will he continued from dsv
10 day OF time to time at the same place until M
vi shiu Inquiries arc asccrtaincd and complied
Glvcn under my hand ~ commissinner In
chancery of the Hastings Court OF tnc cfty ~
hoanokc this the 20th day OF APRIL lso5 "
4. BLAIR ANTRIM
w.. n Commissioner III Chaucery
""''s' Noocrtson N Robertson, y. {. 30 IA
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BOOICES AND HATS.
Silk Crepons With Oriental Dcslgns-Pop-
pies, Roses md Blucts.


Bodiocs continue to DO highly fantastic.
In strong contrast with the severe simple
ity of the ovcrfull skirts fcw OF which
have amy trimming whatever Many bod
ices AFRO different both In color and mnLor,al
from tho skirt and sleeves. silk or velvet
being favoritoS for this purpose in the
brightest cclors.
now material for thcatnr jnokots, ten
gowns, blouses and bOdiccs Is n silk clruon
printed with designs principally oriental.
Tho c1fcct Is as of hand painting on crinklc(l
tgau2o, and tho hang OF tho fabric Is quito
pcrloct, Noft. graceful and artistic. Their.
Is ts'sib future for this now fabrc and
Wo may oxpocs to zoo much OF L.
Blouacs madc OF whiso chiffon over white
silk aic exceedingly pretty for evening
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
tGtc.-By virtue OF 4 deed OF trust dated mo
2iih cay o! March, 1891, OF record in the clerks
once OF INC Corporation Court for the civ az
hoanoke IN deed book I'll, page "a and also OF A
Ncctcc entered by the Corporation Court for said
cily, ~ me FEBRUARY term, iS0S, thereof in tho
SuAhesry cause therein pending. etyled j. T. I'm.
IeI"pod' et ais. vs.. Payne, Shclor 4 Co. CT ais
WIZ as trustee snd also as special commits,
si0ner Oh said court for that purpose, proceed to
sen ~ puoic auction 20 the highest bidccr in
'front.' or The courthouse in said city, al 1880 ~
M; on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY or MAY.
lsso al that certain parcel OF land lying In said
city, described as follows
Beginning AZ point on the north side OF Ear
nest avenue NO feet cast or seventh atreet south.
West, thence north II degrees 50 minutes east
luy.6t fcct TO point, thence south 10 degrees ~
minutes cast SIT feet 20 Grove street thence
south degrees Al minutes west 81 feet to north
west corner OF sixth street and Earnest avenue
thence with after north 81 degrees weet ~ I feet
10 point, thence north IS degrees II minutes
west lyO feet 70 place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-Costs OF sale and an
amount Sufficient TO pay S4,422.8S with interest
from March sith. 1891. and 1850 protest fees sub.
lect To credit AZ follows: $625 as or November
gun, 1875, and S225 Us of April 18th, 1894, and
the residue II any, upon credit payable in IL
ana ~ months respectfully in equal snms
THOS, w. MILLER,
Trustee and Special Commiesioncr
certify that bond with approved security has
eeen given by above named trustee and commis.
sorer as requi,ed by above mentioned decree
is-'es. ). ). BROOKE, Clerk.
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S'KuSTEE AND COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Il valuable real estatc.-By virtue of n deed OF
trust dated the 10th day OF June, 1890 from ". j
ana L. Blair, DR., u Thos. w. Miller, trustee to
secure to Jno. Mccarthy and Katherine Riley. tho
DEBT mentioned therein AMI aso by virtue of n
decree entered by the corporation court for the
CITY OF Roanoke Ut the March, 1926 term thereof
In the chancery cause therein pending, STYLED Nc.
Carthy and Riley vs.. W. j and l.. Blair Jr and
others, will on SATURDAY, THE 25'rII DAY
OF MAY, 1SI5, AT II O'CLOCK NJ, proceed in
front OF the courthouse in tho city OF Roanoke
va, 10 sell al public auction to the highest hid
der al that certain parcel OF land lying in snld
city and described rs follows:
BEGINNING at point on the west side of Roa-
noke street 1907 feet north OF Walnut street,
thence north ~ degrees west $50 feet To an alley
thence with said alley north degrees 80 minutes
east 81 feet TO point, thence south 20 degrees
east 100 feet to Roanoke street, thence with said
street south degrees Is minutes west so feot TO
place OF beginning
There is n nearly completed dwelling house on
this land. va
TEkAs-Cash ne TO enough 10 pay coats OF
suit and sale. taxes and debts decrccd In said
cause to be paid TO Mccarthy " Riley and TO
Dennis, Trnitt " Co., approximated sa,675 co,
and the residue on credit pay able in equal install
ments in one and two years respcctiv ely from
day or eale. Tnos. w. MILLER,
trustee and Commits sioncr
Bond rs required by decree above mentioned
has been given with approved security
f1ftus >. >. BROOKE, Clerk
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II Fault In Blanc Playing.

a we'll known teacher tolls in The
Eeude that one Of tho most common
tanlta IN piano playing is tho practice of
plaJtng tho two hands ont of time with
each other. Nine plnyers out of ton per-
lnts the &cfs hand TO lead the right, when
the two should strike the keys si1nulta-
neoualy. 1t is sort of swnggnr that pro-
fuoes q very innrtistio effect. OF course
there arc rs,re cases where this dilato1i-
neas6 tho right hand may DO legitimate,
but it should be re1nembezed that in
general 1t rs nprehensiblo and should
be carefully Gvoided. II the composer
iIhfioatess the simultaneous performance
of tho notes belonging to the two hands,
let not the slightest discrepancy be man
ifast To play the two hands out of
time with ealch other is to DO not only
inaccurate, but 90 appear affected Shall
low plnyeTs resort to such devices to
cover mp tho lack of ability to play with
expression. 1t t4lus the place Of shading
and phrasing with tho superficial
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\ Novel Ten Gown.

Numbered with other attractive de-
signs for spring wear, illustrated by Tho
French Dressnaller, is princess tea
gown Of crepon, with hollow plnts ut
the close back under the waist. On tho
front falls double front Of surah, with
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a Lawyers Charity.

Thoro ts q lawyer In Chicago who makes
1t point to find q deserving man onco a
week and invite him to dinner. 1t makes
no difference how shabby the man may be
as long as he can satisfy tho lawyer hc Is
descrving.-Chicago Tribune.
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WAN TALIAFERRO.

Justice OF the peace for Roanoke city
Office No. 110x Moomaw building, on
Jefferson st. between Salem and Camp
bell avenues. Also represent the Mary
land Life Insurance Co. OF Baltimore,
I'D,
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fTHHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OFTHR
l. ockholders OF tho hcroeo Land Company
VIII be hold on Tuesday, May 81. at 5 p m at tho
once OF Roy b. Smith, collector, for theelectlon OF
nine directors and euch other business as may
Prfoperiy come before the meeting. X. A. BUCK
NEI, PRESIDENT HERMANN CRUEGER, Sec
rotary. zaIlw
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rich trimming of gimp Long and
wide sleeves il the same material sim
lhrly plated, are finished with a small
round cuff
The drape,i straight collar is of surnh.
The fronts Of the princess gown arc sem
1adJusted, and the double front which
falls over tlom is finely pl;litcd aud
adapted in Che Shoulder slope bet,qeon
IKE gimp trimmings
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NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION,
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

" lie ANh UAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
-, = holders of The Peoples Perpetual Loan and
1uiiding Associatlon OF Roanoke, va, will be
hcld at the office OF the secretary, room ii,
Masonic Temple building, Roanoke, Va, Mon,
day, May u, lSj5, ct 10 O'Clock IN.
VIM. B, WINCH,
lerra
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TRusTBE's SALE OF COMFORTABLE

'I'RuSTBES SALE OF COMFORTABLE
residence and lot on John street in tho CITY
oil Roanokc-By virtue OF deed OF trust oyc.
cuted 10 INC on the 9th day or February 1870 hy
hate n. Volt and duly recorded IT. the Illus,
tings Court clerks Office of Roanoke city for Ger
lsin purposes therein named; and also by virtue
OF n decree OF the Hastings Court of Roanoke
CITY, pronounced on the eth day Of March, 1Sl5.
IN the chanccry cause therein pending between
Kate r. Volt, complainant, and +. D Kcmp
trustee: and ais, defendants, shall oiTer for sqic
py punhc auction, before the courthouse door in
hoanokc city, Va. ON TIE 2lSr DAY OFM MAY
1879, AT II O'CLOCK NJ, that certain lot in the
south eide OF John street, and running hack
hetwecn parallel lines 1870 feet to an alley, and
known as lot !, section 4, OF the Lewis addition
on which Is Il comfortable two-stor frame dwell.
Ing Of Elk rooms.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough to nav the
COSTS ana expense of sale and of the snit in chan.
Gerry aforesaid, and To pay eight notes of s65
each with interest from the 9th day OF February,
1871; OF the surplus the sum OF SOS, with interest
from February 9Th. 1870, will be payabic Aurnst
Oth lS@i and S115 with interest from March
!th 1871, Will be required in cash, and SSl 35 with
interest from March 9TH, 1891, will be payable
June 9ih 1873, and 800, with interest from March
osn Id on September nth. 1875; 800 and inter
csi from Harch 9Th, 1871, on December 9th IS.5;
SlO0 and interest from March 9Th, 1891 on March
!th, ls'6 and 500 and interest from March mn
1871, on Jurc 9Th. 1876. The balance, Ii any, MS
may ne announced on day OF sale All deferred
payments to he occurred by deed OF trust on the
property, and buildings to he kept insured. as nd
ditional security. Y b. KEMP
Ccrtiry that tho bond required by the decree
III the foregoing cause has been executed with
security approved BY INC. s. 5. BROOKE
4 2i-tds Clcrt
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w times, when any woman or man can make
rom 30 TO $40 u day easily. All have heard OF
inc wonderful success OF the Climax Dish
washer; yet many arc apt to think they can't
make money selling 1t; but anyone can mako
money, because every family wants one. Ono
hScht mas made Si1S.3G In the last three months
nftor paying all expenses and attending to rogu,
lar business besides. You don't have to canvass;
w soon ms people know you have 1t for sale they
SEND for Dish Washer. Address the CHINA (
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, d. Starr ave
huc. Columbus, Ohio, for particulars.
4 Z co.. On
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sALEoF ssrArr

4 lOMMlSSlONER'SS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ By virtue OF decree entered by the Judge or
inc circuit court FOR The city OF Roanoke. on the
ist uay OF April, 1898. In the chancery cause
Alexander Nell, trustee, and others, will, as
Toinhlssioner or said coGrt, proceed on the 25th
premises sell 10 the highest bidder Al bubble
auction AL that certain parcel OF land lying in
sHiu CITY ana described rs follows:
BeSlurirg At point on The south aide OF
Hainsb oro avenue lpi feet east OF the poiut OF
Intersection or Gregory street with said avenue,
thehcc running with GainshOFo avenue north a
IN souihtrly direction s. feet to GREGORY
street Thence with GREGORY street north ST de
in northcrly direction IS feet on Il line between
ming f W "Nai'
TERMS Cash.
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DATENTS,
TRADE MARKS,

Examination and advice as to pstentability of
Invention. Send for "Inventor's GuideT 0r
GLOW to Obtain Patent"
PATRICK O'FARRELL,
Attorncy-at-law. Washinpton ID C.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

date with said deed. and payable five years after
un.e .nereof, with Interest at per cent per an
NUN payable semi annually. which bond maturcd
lst day or January, 1925, and was nv mutual con
sent. extended FOR a further period OF Ave wears
rom mat dasc and has attached to 1t ten interest
sousous' whicn coupons arc in the sum of sos
each' falling due on the Let de Va OF Jnly and jan
nIo5. vi eaSn yeat said debt being t. lien the
properly sDove described And the purchaser
~ tale sale Will take title TO the properly snbie
TERhs-Cash as to the sum OF past dne deht
.hhtcIest, anu taxes amounting to 81, 265 So and
inc cest OF executing this trust Balance. If anv
p :" IN one and two years from date of sale,
" NC cViucnccd by negotiable notes of the Dnr.
chaser, secured by deed of trust on the propertv
hiotd 5. w. JAMESON,
10 eoe Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIrART 2
y Iesidence lots in the West End.-By virtne OF
va, entered at the January term. ISIS in tbc
Snancery cause of F. l.. Zabriskie VS. Frostburg
the sstste and Investment Company and ais
sue uIi1ersigned special commissioners appointed
~ sag 1ectee make sale OF the following prop
noSs a ine fT9n' d0Sr Of the eoprthouse Of Roa
! pay OF JUNE, 1898, AT - O'CLOCK. NJ
cit ceI1an lots or parcels of land lying in the
gu! Oh ROANOKE, Va. and bounded and described
ae follows, to-wit: Beginning mt the northcsst
corner OF chapman avenue and Is street, thence
a. INC north side OF Chapman avenue south
10 degrees 30 minutes east 157 feet to sn aiIev
tnehcc with said alley north ~ degrees west $50
degrees west 1877 feet to the place of bccinning
TER4S.-Cash sufficient TO pay the cost Of
sun ana safe and the sum OF S56342 with interest
from september q. 1870. subject to credit of 500
as OF the 10th OF November, lS!a: 500 IA OF the
18TH OF Apri, 1893, and $50 as of the 9TH Octoher
iS93, and also the sum or 81 ,36i IL with Interest
from NJ ny, 18th, 1871; balance If any in equal i'm
stalments payable with interest in one and two
years from date OF sale and secured by n deed OF
trust on the property W
j. w, BOSWELL.
X. RANDOLPH HICKS
Special Commissioners
hrn
decree in this cause. - '"'
lotds s. BROOKE, Clerk.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-TWo OR THREE SALESMAN
b'',.ioI good territory, to handle limo of
n0usehoid goods. Good opportunity for en- :
es,lgetic canyasecrs. Apply Standard Installmcnt
"onnPany, SO9 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
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LOST.

7 OsT---A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
- aged months, with collar in which were
initials l.. :. ID. Liberal reward for his delivery
at THE TIMES Office. 523-tf
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j. w, BOSWELL.

decree in this cause - "a
l5.tds S y RROOEg f,,o.,
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THOS. W. MILLER.
rAn, s..s

Bond ~ required by the above named decree
mas been given by the said commissioner.
~ ltS >. ;. BROOKE Clerk
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EGGS.-ORDER EGGS FROM PRIZE rOCK.
=, a , twenty varieties OF fine fowls. II. REID
HARDING, Allegheny Springs, Va. d8Sm
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49,
PETTlcoATs AND SKIRTS.
Alpscs, In Every coior-wido Weave SILK
F.rrtts

Fsbv!ci.
Alpacc pctticcats AFRO ono Of the latest
developments conscqucn5 in expansive
dress skirts. Morccn IS rather heavy for
warm weather, hut alpaca, while light
or IN weight yet has 1. certain stiffness
and springincss that compel 1t to stand
out instead of porsistcntly cllnging to the
figure, as do muslin and silk Alpaca
skirting is TO DO found in all colors, the
delicate tones, such IA light blue. roso
mauvc and cream. 1t Is said that these
goods arc washable. Tho rufllcs, which form
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FOB SALE.

hcltotropcs, fuschiRs, and ali kinds of bed
ding plants. Send for price list to j. SHART-
YER, florist, Salem, Va. j IItf
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A Fact ReadY AIntic.

Fact Ready Made.
Rivors-That's a hand me down suit
you re wearing.
BaDks-Well, it isn't kind to throw
up TO me. Chicago Tribune
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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WANTED BoARDERS. AppI,Y T(
Mrs. Il. E. PAGE, 3l0 Campbell street.
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w VIII pay cash ut full market price. Ali
parties shipping INC wool can depend on same
treatment as II present. | also buy hides and
taiioM; Correspondence solicited. FRANK E.
BROWN, Box 3I1, Roanoke. Va. 423Im
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A TACIT UNDERSTANDING.
Ii Is Said that Mr.. LangsdaIe Agreed
to a, Naval Group.

A citizen who is deeply interested in the
early completion of the soldiers monument,
and who is conversant with the MacMonnies
side OF the controversy through reliable
sources,l says that at the outset the artist
objected to the idea of group representing
Peace and would not have made contract
embracing that representation if President
Langsdale had not assured him that he
would induce his associates on the board
to agree to such change as Mr.. MacMon-
MES had recommended. Mr.. Langsdale felt
very confident that after the commission
had seen that artists work at the worlds
exposition they would find it so superior
to all others that it's members would unite
with him in favor of a change. AT the
suggestion Of Mr.. Langsdale the artist
made sketch of his naval conception, but
Langsdale'S associates stood out for the
Peace group. When Mr. MacMonnies found
that the change could not be made he threw
up the contract. The same informant has
been told that Mr.. MacMonnfes will make
the contract when his naval group, costing
as much, shall be substituted for the Peace
group.
In the act of the Legislature of 1897, it
was specified that the groups should repre-
sent War and Peace. The Legislature of
1885, in trying to get rid of the provision
requiring the commission to give a bond
for its completion, repealed the whole of the
section in which 1t was specified that the
groups should represent War and Peace.
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Court Notes.

Guy Van Tassell and Noah Baney each
drew three years in the State prison for the
theft of cask of liduor from \. kiefer
& Co.
charge of assault and battery with at
tempt to kill. He was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary
In the Probate Court. yesterday. Charles
w. Gorsuch qualified as the administrator
of the estate of Milton Pouder. He fur
nished bond in the sum of $4,000.
In the Superior Court, yesterday. the Wa
wasee Club confessed Judgment In favor of
Eli Lilly for 5000. Colonel Lilly brought
suit on note executed by the club, April
8, 1891.
Loretta Lutes has applied for a divorce
from John Lutes, on the ground that the
defendant convicted of larceny in the
vigo county courts. The couple were mar
ried in 1885,
Elizabeth Johnson has sued the Citizens
hurt while alighting from a Prospect-street
car. Negligence on the part of the motor
man in starting the car is alleged.
The case of John Jameson by his next
friend Sssse aga ;t so the Lake
was yesterday transferred to the United
States Court from the Marion Superior
Court on the petition of the defendant.
Mr. J. Edmund v. Cooke. reader-poet,
who was with the Arion quartet at the ~
NJ. G. A. Monday night is one Of the bright
young verse writer's whose efforts appear
from time to time in the Eastern publica-
lions; As reader Mr.. Cooke has made an
excellent impression. his field not only. in
Guiding his own writings, but standard
works OF the great authors.
Attorney Robertson yesterday filed, in
the Criminal Court. motion for a new
trial In the case Of George Harrington. con-
victed OF the crime of grand larceny. Har-
rington found q pocketbook lii the street
and failed 70 make the necessary effort in
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NEW CARS ARRIVE.
some Changes That Will De Made In
n short Time.

Twenty-one Of the Citizens conpany's new
motor cars have arrived. They are still
on the freight cars waiting to be removed
to the street-car barns. There has been a
delay in the shipment Of the motors. how
ever, and the cars will have to wait few
days before they can be equipped for use.
When the new cars are ready for use
some changes are to be made in the lines
as they now exist. The Shelby-street and
Indiana-avenue line Is to be changed so
that the Shelby-street cars will have D.
terminus at Haughville The Columbia av-
enue cars which are at present running
to Haughville will then go out Indiana
avenue. These lines will each have two
new cars apiece and the other new cars
will be distributed among the other lines
Prospect street will get two more, College
avenue one, Clifford avenue one, and Gem
trail avenue six. The new cars very
much like the vestibule cars now in opera
ton on most of the principal lines of the
city. General Manager Mclean will go to
Chicago to-day and while there he intends
to inspect some appliances which permit
street cars to pass over fire hose during a
fire. There have been some very disagree
able delays in the Street-car traffic during
the progress Of some of the large fires re-
Gently caused by the fire hose being placed
across the tracks and the ears not being
able to pass over it,
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WESTINGHOUSE NATAL DAY.
Programme of Exercises to be HcIt
fn TOmIinsOm Hall.

Tomorrow afternoon, at 30 O'clock, the
observance of George Washington's birth
day by the General Assembly and the State
officers will be held in Tomlinson Hail. The
exercises will, of course, be open to the
public. Senator Il. E. Boyd will be chair
man of the meeting. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged for the &C.
cason:
Governor Claude Matthews; address, Sena-
tor G. E. Shiveley; Bald-headed Glee Club;
address, Speaker J. G.. Adams; address, Rep
-esentative A. j. Stakebake song, Amer
ica," blind children; address, Senator j. w.
Kern; address, G.. s. Denny. Bald-headed
Nye; address Representative r. L. Barber;
''Star-spangled Banner" blind children; adj
dress. Judge Mcbride; address, Representa-
tive Bobilya: Bald-headed Glee Club.
Short speeches by representative men.
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FOUND No Moonshine.

Marshal Hawkins returned yesterday
from Terre Haute, where he had gone in
answer to the summons of Revenue Collec-
tor Jump The latter had information that
an Illicit dstillery was in operation seven
miles north of Carbon. Mr.. Jump had a
posse organized when Marshal Hawkins ar
rived and every man was armed to the
teeth The posse proceeded to a house near
Carbon, which is owned by farmer. The
place was surrounded and a raid made.
The farmer received them cordially, and
asked the entire party to remain for dinner.
search was made, but no indication
of a distillery could be found.