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Warehouse Property.

Sw. cor. Battery and Hilbert streets. known as
the pioneer Warehouse" only half a block from
the seawall and shipping. Freghtcars of the diff
ferent steam railroads IN the Immediate vicinity,
via Belt road his is the best location in the city
for warehouse property. Both streets paved with
baSalt stone. Rear entrance to second story of
warehouse for teams. Rent $500 per annum.
Lot 1877 :6xlS7:6, Including rear passageway.
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ELEGANT Improyed Propertv,

NE cor. Guerrero and 23d streets. Handsome
building of modern construction, containing
stores, each with rooms adjoining and basement;
/ French fiat OF rooms. bath. ETC.. and French
flats of rooms, bath, etc Pleasant surround
ings. Valencia cable and San Francisco and San
Mateo electric road. ufIents $Z24U per mum.
Lot ia feet Guerrero street by so feet on sd.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS.
R.oval Residence Lots.

N line OF Clay. 1875 E. of Laurel st. These res
idence lots are the best in the choice Presidio
Heights district Grand marine view: also that
lovely outlook upon the mountains OF Marin. So
noma Napa and Contra Costa counties. and the
islands IN the bay of San Francisco. Neighbor-
hood the choicest, streets severed, cementstone
sidewalk. Jackson. Sacramento and CaIifornia-st.
cables. Lots 2S:11a and 25x127:814.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

fonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares,
Money on call was easy at II: last loan IL;
closed II. Prime mercantile paper. zA@4Z.
sterling exchange strong, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 1894 S9A for demand and
a. SO and S4 s912@i so. Commercial bills,
81 SSG04 SSIa. Silver certincates, 59s4c.
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MAGNIFICENT MANSION
or THE LATE.
MRS. KATE JOHNSON,

Sw. cor. 0'FarreIl and Leavenworth streets.
Contains % wellapp Uinted rooms, with bath
re oms and lavaUories. Suitable for a clubhouse
an elegant location for tirSt-class hotel or for
IN odern french flats. In either instance a 10 per
cent revenue could be obtained on the invest
menG. Present nominal rent 5000 per month,
under lease for one year. Omnibus and electric
roads Streets in sple ndid condition. Lot l37 IS
feet on O'Farrell street by 1875 feet on Leaven-
worth.
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0ripinal Water Lot. /.

NE. line of Main st, 229:2 feet Sc. from
Howard This is a choice location for wholesale
warehouse. manufacturing establishment or
foundry; is the water front and all ready for
building. Examine this for an investment; lot
45:lOx137:6 feet.
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Golden Gate park Residence

E. line (No. 100 OF Lyon ST., 100 feet N. of rage;
handsome family residence OF rooms and bath
finished attic and basement: one-half block from
Golden Gate Park: street in splendid condition;
cement stone walk: examine this for a home
rent $50 per month; oaa, Page and Haight st. car
lines: Lot 25XlO2 feet
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-The chief feature of TO.
days speculation the stock market was the
sharp upward movement which followed the an.
nouncement that the pooling bill has been re-
ported TO the Sena without amendment IL was
unexpected news. and the shorts made haste to
cover their outstanding contracts fearing lest the
market should be put up on them. After the
furry caused By this buying has subsidized prices
sagged of again. After firm opening and frac.
tional advance in the early trading, che market
became Irregular and In the main weak, the de-
preston being assisted by the selling OF the inter-
national STOCKS foIthe Lond on account.
Delaware and Hudson sold down Ia; New
jersey Central and Canada Southern. IA: Read
ing and &. c. c. and st. Louis, per cent, and
other shares fraction. The lower figures made
for Big Four induced buying of the stock. which
resulted in an advance therein of lsl per cent
ana some other stocks rallied trifie. The b. and
g.. which dropped per cent. and Cordage shares,
which receded frsctionally, were exceptions.
Speculation had become steady at noon and short
ly thereafter came tue Washington dispatches
which sent prices up with a rush. the Changers adj
vanefng 5s@7s: y CIV Jersey Central and b. and
o., IA Reading. "a, and the general list $50 Is,
with some few exceptions, in which losses were
made.
The depression continued to the close. which
was decidedly weak In tone and prices are down
from yesterdays last sales 1s to 21s, the latter
in Southern Railroad preferred: 16s ia Green
ferTed: iss in Canadian Paciic: Is in coraags,
and rs to "a In the grangers. Sugar stands I'M
The bond marSet was weak and inactive
throughout the day. The total amount OF sales
aggregated SI,057.O0O. Government bonds
steady; State bonds, inactive; railroad bonds,
weak. Petroleum, steady; Pennsylvania oil
sales. none; February option sales, none; closed
1914 bid; Lima oil sales, none
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
wheat-January 587sc.
Four-Quiet.
Wool-Steady
Hops-Stesdy
orangeS-Weak.
Pig Iron-Weak
TiR-Qniet; Straits s13 50@l3 so plates steady
Sales on change: rs tons June tin, $i3 70; 5
tons spot s13; tons January. $l3 30; rs tons
February, SIS 81.
Spelter-Nominal,
Copper-Easy; brokers' price. $40; exchange
price. SO SIS.
Coffee-options opened steady at unchanged to
Is points advance: better foreign news than
looked for: eased off steady under local pressure
and closed steady at 10 to Is points decline.
Sales, 1880 bags. including: January, S1t as;
February. SD rs: March. $l4 1904 IS; April,
IA O5: May. Sl4 %; July. $14 1904 20; Sep
TENDER, $l4 15@l4 %; October. $14 As.
Spot coffee-kio steady: mild quiet: sales, 500
bags Rio Nos. and spot at 1890 and 700 bags
washed Porto Cabello private terms.
Sugar-Raw, steady; sales, none.
Refned-Quiet but steady.
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Business Property, Improved.
Business Property, UlimproYed
Residence Property, Improved.
Residence Property, UnimprOVed
BUSINESS 5o-vARA.

NV. cor. Golden Gate ave. and LeaYenworth St.
This Centrally located 6Ovara is but block from
the Hihernia Savings Bank. City uall and Market
st. are within blocks 1t is certainly the best
located large piece of property now available in
the city for large building suitable for business
purposes, halls or hotel. The entire Market-st.
system of cables and other roads pass within
block. Present nominal ground rent $l75 per
mouth. 10 lease. The buildings do not belong to
the estate Lot 1877 IS feet on Golden Gate ave. by
1877 IS feet on LeavenWorth ST.
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street-25 Market-st Railway, 10, 40; 10 S V
Water. 9SA.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-25 Edison Light and Power Co. e91z 90
Pacific Gas Imp, 1868; As DO, 1864.
Street 20 Water. 9SSs.
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Presidio Heights -5O.Vara,

s.. line of jackson, 1877 IS feet w. OF Laurel st.
This entire 5O-vara Will be sold in one parcel
Handsomely located: grand view; near Preside
reservation, Jackson, Sacramento, California and
Pacific-aveDue cables Examine this for an invest
ment Lot 137 :6Il27 :914 feet
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nnwntown Imnrovad Pronertv.

NV. line (Nos. 520 522 and 5221a) OF Jessie ST.,
$50 feet w. of sixth; the building is in fine con-
dition: has three tenements: always rented; full
rent S5S per month; near Postof1 ce site; street
in oasalt rock; examine this for an investment;
lot Z5x75.
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Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL Jan 22.-The spot market Is lower
at 5s@5s 114d. Cargoes lower at 2zs 71sd No
vember shipment and weaker on passage
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations fer No. 2 Red Winter:
January, Is e19d; February, As 61ad March, Is
714d; April, As 71ld; May. As sd.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Jan. 22.-Consols 1o5 Silver, 27Ad:
French Rcntes, 1O2f b5c
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Citv Front-Improved Prouertv.

NV. cor. Battery and Green sts., 1908 Battery.
This property is improved and renting for $50 per
month. Battery and Green SITS paved with basalt
rock. This property is but short block from th g
seawall and Is gaining in value every day. Lot 20
xl2O feet to rear street.
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Citv Front-Seawall Prouertv.

South line of Jeff-rson ST., 1877 % feet west OF
Taylor. This is a valuable business property; the
present Sc wall is but a short distance from ths
location: the next extension west Will pass In
font of this choice piece of manufacturing, ware
house or foundry property. A big chance for a
SPECTATOR or investor: 5Ovara lot No. 4 (l37 IS
xl37 e feetl in block No. 2Ol.
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OCEAN sTEAMsHIPs.
ocEAnlc STEAMSHIP COMPANY
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN <~-eGEa.
~ Francisco for orts in Alaska, ga. NJ, 3hlAARSs
Jan. 20, February 4, 10, March 8, 81.
For British Columbia and Puget SOUND ports
Jan. 20, 20, so. Feb. 4, ,, IA and every NTH DAY
thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, steamer Pomona
every Wednesday az 4 NJ
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way porbs,
Jan. l6 20, "a, 29 and every fourth day there
after, 8 A. NJ.
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford
Santa Barbara Port Los Angeles, Redondo CLOS
AngeIes) aud Newport, Jan. Is. 70, 81, 81 and
every fourth day thereafter, at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico % A NJ, 25th OF each month
Ticket Ufdce-Falace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
lu 10 Market St, San Francisco.
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outside Land Block No. 799.

Entire outside land block No 799. bounded by
and l, ats 3lst and Sd avenues, being the
fourth row south from Golden ate Park, COM
prising SO city lots
25xI2U, or entire block 24Ox60O feet; a big chance
Tor the specula Tor In this location the next
move in real estate will come and is where the
money will be made.
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Pacific Heights-Handsome Residence

n. line mo. 2S10) of Clay ST., lis feet W. oil
Scott a handsons house of rooms and bath
rent $a5; Alta plaza only 200 feetfro residence
very choice neighborhood: street bituminized
cement stone walk; pleasant home for a family
California. Sacramento and Jackson cables: lo
16r127.81h
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Sleeping apartments should never be I'M
duly heated. Whenever possible children
houlG be accustomed to sleep with q
lightly open window.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALAcE HoTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
Armstrong Ny Hv Nolan, Chicago
u A Norris, Boston Thompson, Salt Lake
Il Parker Marquette s Reggel, salt Lake
Is Rogers. Boston JJ Watson, Chicago
d Gideon, NY Dr NJ Proctor, Petaluma
r + Clarke Ny T. Willis Stockton
NJ Zimmerman, Mrs j j Johnson. Seattle
I McBride& W. Canada Kohl, San Mateo
A Brown, Burlingame w Mcintyre & W, Cal
& e Goodman Jr Napa d j. Wilbur, Riverside
Rose, j Creelman, n X
L A stetger, San Jose
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
6 Cummns, Wash WI Hood. MonnuH View
q Prlg, Portland Weber, Portland
NJ Finnigan. Benicia Hussey & I. Portland
Rosonuhal, Portland Q j O'Conuor, Portland
Fennersberg, ) N p Weigel. Oakland
r Feghe, MERGED N II Nelson, Nebr
K II y eson, Illinois Jones, Wis
g Sylvester. Oakland Wilson, Placerville
II Lunt, Chicago W Hammond, Fresno
Eddy, Alaska Mrs Balm, Hartford
Martin, Los Angeles
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
j F Tomlinson, Detroit j Rubenstein. Oregon
II Kribs. Portland w Krbs Portland
A Graham Portland w Sheriff., Portland
J Stitch, Portland 7 Hall, Portland
II A Jackson, Seattle 4 Harrison, Portland
y Brannan, Michigan Milliken. Seattle
L K flenshaw, San Diego iekson Canada
!. Krause, Tacoma q Samneson. Seattle
j Nichola, Seattle Tallman, Tacoma
Miller, Victoria j Livingston. Seattle
Mrs NJ Her, Seattle Mrs A Seawright Port
j Welsh. Washington Townsend
4 l. Aubrey. Washington Barr T. Washingtn
) Barr. Washington f Sn W, oregon
l / Edwards Idaho Mrs E A Edwards Idaho
q w Smith, 8 i obispo / Kaiser Il f. Germany
B Relihan, Omaha M Seaver. Berkeley
A Tyler. Bakersfield H Harvey W. Mendo
r White, Montana elmo
j L Fehr, washington D Carroll. Seattle
w 6 Murphy. oregon Gramikan, n Mexico
j Rodman. Rhode Island
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COMpAGNIE GENERALE
TRANSATLANTIQUE.
GRAND WINTER EXCURSION
TO THE
Mediterranean, the Orient and the Holy Land

The Azores, Portugal, Spain, France,
Italy, Sicily, Egypt. Palestine, Turkey,
Greece, Malta, Tunis and Algeria,
By the well-knoWn fast twin-screw express mail
steamer
LA TOURAINE.
10000 tons Id, 900 horsepower; length, o4O 1ees
Sail ne from New York February g, 1895,
and returning about April 6. Duration
ofround trim, two months.
to give passengers abundant opportunities for
sieht-seeing Only 2eI iAssengers will be carried
). F. FUGAZI & CO..
ao0o1~ < MONTGOMERY ave San Francisco.
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KOARG, ~ALEs.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Roard yesterday:
FIeU9 r MoPNrNa eFtsIoN-o:7n
400 Pen .....e 34OO Point. 800 Mono. %
100 Bullion. 1900 & M 800 opnir... L. 20
200 CC&V..S.5OI 90 800 Union.... So
500 400 Mex -. 10000 JackL ..55
AI1fRNooN SESSION 90.
200 Alts.......3 slIOU k&B....9ll SO Mex. 81
zoe Belchr-. 49IlOO Caiedna. .O7ll00 Savage ...sS
100 B&B. .92I LOO Mex......s2llUO New AZ
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
l.r.r raE
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Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
OsING QUOTATIONS.

= TERNO0N sFssION-9.70-
200 CC&V 3 521sl209 Savage ...4SIl00 sNey4s
100 & ....55 500 SB& ID. .lOI5O0 80. 49
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San FrancIsco Meat market.

Prices show little disturbance. Beef. Veal and
Mutton are steady. There is no Spring Lamb
Offering Hogs are quiet. Wholesale rates for
dressed stock from saugh terers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5@51ac: second quality,
4(a41sc: third do. 3@s31ac p b.
VEAL-Large, $3.50; small, 6la@7c q 10,
MUTToN-We ther5. 51aE1Kc p 10; Ewes, 4150
&c q 10.
LAMB-Yearlings, 61z@71sc p q,
PORK-Liye Hogs, SMc for heavy aud medium
granted. ana 4c p ID for small fat; dressed oo
6A@614c p 10.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta train Bags. Ac for June and
July delivery tx ship ana 4$s@45Sc ex ware
house; Wool Bags, S4@36c
CANNED FRUIT-Apr1cots. 81 iO01 10 y doz:
rssGpes 5S. Black T Cherries .O 81 40 Ppums
@cAN%Ep yaG ETABLES-Tomatoe zoe; Peas.
C6FFEE~Continues firm. There has been good
| overland demand of lato. Quotations: 2l1a022c
| nom. for good to prime Costa Rica; 1Ss4@l91ac
| nominal for good Costa RIGA mixed with
s ne@ n nor to fF
| Costa Rca; l9(0201ac for good TO prime washed
| salvador; ls@Is14c for good green unwashed
washed Salvador: 2lN@22c Tor prime washed
| Guatemala; 2o14@21c for good TO strictly good
washed Guatemala; 1614@19c p 10 for medium
Guatemala: sl SO Size 2 10 for ordinary SITUATE
%aa: ID lSr inferior fer or, to &c
washed Peaberry; 20@201ac for good to prime
nnwsshed Peaberry, To-day's first.nand stock is
1853 bags viz: 1881 Salvador and 1912 Guate-
naia The steamer San Bias is due on the goth
with $3.50 bats"
Seattle kere. Wellington is quotable at 81 so
y ton: New wellington. 81 so p ton; Coos
Bav. SIS so: walsend, 81; Scotch, 81 so: Brymbo.
SACKS: West Hartley, IS 90: Welsh Hartley. So;
Pennsylvania Anthr gsn Egg. $l1@l2; Welsh Welsh
Springs ST: Castle Gate. 81: Pleasant Valley. 81.
FISh-Pacifc Cod is quoled as follows Bundles
Ss MSas etc s III siIp
Blocks, TIC: Squares 71sc; Silver King Strips.
TIC: Norway strips. sac; Narrow Gauge. &c;
Mackerel half bbls, SO for No. 2 ana S80S So for
No. 81 Eastern Smoked Herring, soc % Keg;
Dutch do, 95c@s1 % p keg Whitehsh 81 so In
half bbls and 81 as in kits; Tongues and Sounds,
$l6.
NAILs-B ass prices are 81 rs for iron or steel,
and 81 Is for wire.
QUICKSILyER-S3 p flask
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 5$sc; Dry 6ranulated. 4s4c:
Confectionery A. 1850: Magnolia A, 4Ac: Extra
C, 41sc; Golden G, 37sc: d, $3.50; half barrels,
sac more than barrels and boxes 1ac more.
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Posts, size each: Redwood. So p cord: Oak,
rough, Sc SO; peeled. So; Pine, 50: Railroad
Ties. 37c apiece for 6x3 Ale for 7xS and 45C950c
for 7x9.
TANBARK-Ground Bark, $50 o ton; whole
$13 SO p cord.
LUMBER-The Redwood Manufacturers Asso-
citation quotes: No. ! Rough, .$l3@l7; No. 2,
$40 ST. and slS p NJ; half-inch surfaced and
clear, NO l. $S29S6 v M: No. 2, s22@2s v NJ
Rustic No. 1, sl5@23; No. 2, S20@24; surfaced
and rough clear, No. !. $ls@22: NO. 2. $12@l6;
T. and G., No. l. s12: No. 2, Sl2@l4.
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Easterly 0ne.half of Outside Land
Block No. 925.
Bounded by and o SITS and 32d ave-, being
the eastery half of block 925, in the seventh row
south from Golden Gate Park, comprising "a full
city lots; lots 30x100 feet, l6 lots 25x120 feet
or entire 120x60O feet
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Cash. In the gold coin of the United States 10
per cent OF the purchase money TO be paid to the
aucIoneers at time of sale, balance on confrma-
tion of sale py Superior Court. Deeds at pur-
chaserB' expense.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE g. CO.,
63S Market ST., Auctioneers.
jazz 81 80 feb
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OCEAN sTsAMEHs.

Dates of Departure from San Francisco.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
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Tor Late shtppin0 I,ateLt0c',ce See Tenth Pa0e
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-29
Increase in Iron Trade Surprising.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say: Dominating business
conditions of the week are the continued
large demand for and further increases
in prices for iron and steel, which have
surprised even the trade. There are a
few evidences II revival OF general
trade at TIE Sousb, but merchants at
almost all leading cities in that region
report that demand continues very mod
crate and collections are slow. General
business on the Pacific coast continues
in contrast to that elsewhere. The only
changes west and northwest are con-
tinued improvement in cereal crop con-
ditions and the stimulus to business oy
continued hrmness Of and demanu foi
iron and steel.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-29
Japan and Russia

NEW YORK, June % 81 really dom.
think war between Japan and Russia ia
imminent" said MIR. Hashiguehi. the
Japanese consul general at New York,
in an interview. However," continued
Mr.. Hashiguehi, Japan will not be
bullied. II Russia attempts to inter-
fere with affairs in Corea, Japan will
Insist upon her tights. We are just be-
ginning to recover from o rather ex-
hausting war and are in no hurry to get
into another quarrel, but l wish to say
to you emphatically that Japan is not
afraid Of Russia. l will 60 80 far as to
assure you that there are Japanese-and
they are not carried away by enthusi-
asm-who would not be astonished to
see Japanese army in st. Petersburg
within the next two years"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-29
Sailor Hats

1t will do your heart good to come and see
the line OF b. ilors We carry. Just think OF
house. -
We have more Sailors than every store in
Roanoke put together. Trilbys, Colnmbas,
TIDAL Waves, Reserves, Rossmores, Newports,
and every swell brand of Sailor worn by swell
any Sailor this season, and trimmed in dowers
and mule and rhinestone buckles and aigrettes
makes nice Sailor. We sell the shapes at 81 25
Reduced from 81.
The Rossmore is high crown Sailor, with
medium brim and genuine Knox shapc-one OF
the leading styles in the East this season. We
S2.00.
The Tidal Wave and Reserve are exceedingly
popular at 4Sc. Reduced from 7tc.
The Columbia is a very nobby Sailor, and has
won much favor among those who appreciate
something stylish. They were $i.50, bnt we
Will cell them this week for CSC
We ALEC have nifty dozen Sailors, in all co lors,
at 15c. Worth Csc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-29
YAGER SENT ON.
Given "a Partial Hearing Before Justice
Williams Yesterday

Given Partial Hearing Before Justice
Williams Yesterday.
w. ID. wager. who Is charged with
shooting his wife, was sent on to the
grand jury yesterday morning by Polio 9
Justice Williams. Bail was fixed at
$500, but the prisoner wsa unable 10
furnish the necessary bond and is still
In jail. His counsel. Judge A. J..
Brand, says that he will be able to have
his client released to-day.
But one witness WAS examined yes-
terday morning Her name Is Mrs E.
G. Linkenhoker, and she was summoned
on bshalf Of :he commonwealth. Mrs.
Ltnkanhoker, who runs a store in the
northwest near the scene of the shoot
ing, testified that wager came to her
place of business Wednesday afternoon.
Witness had seen o DOCTORS carriage in
front Of his houae and asked him II any
NQne was sick She testified that wager
ssked her ii she had heard Of the trou b le
he had had. She replied that she had
not and he then made the following
statement to her: That he had shot
his I1ife ard he sho. to kill her. He had
received lotter advising him to watch
Osc4r Gardner and Mrs. wager.
on the day of the trouble he entered
the back OF the house without the
couple knowing he was there. Gardner
was Aging on lounge and his wife was
seated on chair. Mrs. wager soon af-
terYard went into the kitchen to pre-
pa1e dinner and Gardner went up stairs,
bug came down again in few minutes
and also went into the kitchen. After
a{short conversation Gardner took hold
Sf the woman's arm and at this stage of
Ahe proceedings Wager fred. He aimed
for her heart. His intention WAS to kill
both his wife and Gardner, but he was
glad afterward that he did not do 1t.
AT the conclusion OF Mrs. Linken-
hoker's testimony Judge Brand an
nounced that they would waive further
examination and the case was sent on.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-29
THE uNLI MIrED COINAGE OF SILVER.

Ex.minister White Believes 1t Folly
without International Agreement.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 2s.-Andrew
ID. White, eX-minisser to Russia has
returned to his old homo here. Since
leaving Russia he has travelled through
Germany and as far south az Sicily. In
regard to the silver question Mr.. White
said: my opinion as to the silver
question is this: at seems to me, and
think to the vast majority of thinking
men who know anything about business
shairs will sgree, that while 1t would
be good thing II we could get the
ment which would result in larger
use OF silver, and while many OF the
leading men in foreign nations, among
them MIR. Balfour, who has just been
made the head Of the new ministry In
the British house Of commons, are en-
tirely in sympathy with us in this
respect. unless we have some interna-
tional agreement OF that kind, It woald
be folly for us to undertake the un-
limited coinage OF silver.
In fact, at this moment our country
Is the richest country IN the world. It
has in II every element OF prosperity.
The Russians who came back from the
Chicago exposition, many OF whom
saw, were full OF wonder a. the entsr-
prise and progress Of the country.
Nothing has ever been like the progress
OF this nation since the world began,
and yet here we are waiting, dallying
and hanging on, with capital afraid to
to come out, and labor insu fIlciensly
employed, simply because of this un-
certainty about the circulating medium.
II that were removed, If confidence
were restored, 1 believe that ali the
other questions in the way Of prosperity
would be adjusted speedily and we would
enter ON now career such as we
ourselves hardly dream Of"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-06-29
WORK OF the Police Court.

Work OF the Police Court.
In the police court yesterday morn
Ing Beverly Harris, colored, who was
charged with whipping small colored
boy named Ed. Smith, was discharged.
s. Sale. white, WAS accused of main
tanning nuisance by keeping q goat.
Several people testified as to the misde.
meanors Of the animal. 1t was claimed
that he tore down fences and destroyed
plants. Mr.. Sale claimed that he had
received permission from Mayor Jones
TO turn she goat out of his yard and
Justice Williams continued the case
until the mayor returns from Peters,
burg. G. f. Dauforth, white, was fined
Guy Bennett. The case against Bird
Wade, Jim Gray, Spencer Moore, Ed.
Coleman aud Sis Coleman, all colorsd,
charged with cursing on the street, was
continued until this morning.