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G1l)ool Aerntlcs.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Ieache:s Tut rs Go'e'h'sSes
Mrs " J YOUNG FULTON. - Union squar"
tlEST Teachers all DEPARTMENTS schools zee nu'n g.,
- and catalogues mailed free 4 charge y Y lDC. lt
REAL. II Kellorg Mr.. CT +. 9'n-si. y Y. nr. ~
r,1sK TEACHERS AGENCIES Ncw-Yo5k Hos',a
j Chicag'. LIS Angeles "tc y T. 9. ck"r. W j. kr'.
l. V Huys.on Il ". q. Pratt " Y. Nanag - ~ 'th sv
MIRIAM COYRIERrS Teaches Arenc; sup;lirs poo
I fesors tutors, teachers goyerI"ses ec. IN all fps
schools carefully recommended. 80 3ih-ave. cor 2rht
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RrrOEnED MORTGAGES.

Bade Claus to Title Guarantee and Trust CO. os go,
pSnnsu John. and wife to John NJ Mossmann
; Hudson-st. coll 1t % Chr.s,ophers'. ; -,
Bangs, Kaa,arine Il. to Julia Adelbers. 18Th 80,
st. "a q o; 3d,9ye \ra'T ., rr '"'
William and cellar SIS year................. 100000
si a% Hi. .sS. :s%S ssr fiaa3
SGth.st 80 It ~ 3i-avc ............. 1000
DAWSON m John ond wife q, al to caarc. Pea
BODY II. Modison-a'e. 70 It n of 7ist-st. a.,
pSik Robert. 20 the Dishwich Cooperative
n%!lns ana Loan A.sog.;1n ia''hs o,
p N@ S Mart MaFs1 iSsh a"a lg2'nfF to nemo
Field. 90 Carrie Trs e al To- + Miie6rock No 30
rsS@r rSP and wife to the Emixront Indus 1O
trial savings Bank. 2i-ave. 1867 +, "
Fcidscser John IT, to Jud,on 5 Todd iooih '''''
St. l23 It % Amseramave. years :...... 1900
southern boulevard. % It > Il iG7th-st.
cf G%r'as s s. ss 6, p"c >. seyns; Ia
Gsrncy winiirei 70 The rrle Guarantee and 'O''
1rs, -. No l2s Wes' t7th.s' Years ....... l5OD
HnSt George ,na an ,4 N Ay Trnn S
%eTHs"F A"f iays and an'lH( r, Sb csn on
rHTEss Richard sl " +, n,N william ion,n stone
rd din a 2 Mf TO OF '1 W6cecr as esccux 10000
lots il ana i, map q Earnrm estate" 3 years 2.ia5
a IL MOrria-dvr demand
IIossemann George. the ilDdsy AMI Currier
90 limited lGith-st. $50 II . Column
Isoacs Iosn o IIhhcrEran. " Willis
ave o. Il II Of l3ithst Years .............. 900
Jnooh and skinner Realty Co.. to r Potter
n 10th at. 100 II ~ I"nox-ave | year. 1000
Klein Benedict and wife TO l. W Churchill Of
al trustees No 50 Cha,hem.' years 49,. 2soo
Herman Patrick. to the United states Trust Co
of New York corner SHAVE. and AID
st 3
-, Fannie. William Boggs Iexlngton-aye
"a 81 n . n 3 73i-s. l year ............. 2 ay,
Lon Fannie o William Boggs. Lexington
,v, rs ? II OF 13d-st MORTGAGES 1 y.,r q oDo
Im,y Louis and wife Ia ,}eorg" Ehret n o cnr
nor Morris-ave and 1slst-st demand .......' ooo
Nor. Katharine. Title Guarantee and Trust
80 aio West 7Sth-st. ........~'... ~ 900
M,vcr Mary o II Crane. executor n '
Uouston- a. 25i.Ii n W II Avenue A. lease ooo
N,,,sr John T. Alice ID Wcckcs n 8 3n,h-s, ~
Oh T, " II 10Th ave. , years ............' 5n
N-,;own John 10 the Emigran Industrial saw ''
ngs Iilnk 4lst-st. li5 II Of sth-aye
Mcpr,de James and wife 10 Mortz Zesel M ''0
900 vast l2sth-st, years ............-'' wv nooo
Martin August /. TO the Mutual Life Insurance ''
90 Kew York. n lO6h-st. 1898 II OF Ley
ingtor-nye year ........,... ~ OO0
Mckay Sarah NJ and another to Julia 8 Rrvan, A''"
- q ilIth-st SO II 9 of 4th-avc. 3 year, loon
on, John and wife to German-American Real "~
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GUNNER Resort Oniocs.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY

-~----- -~--
GOING TO THE COUNTRY?
Looking for some place which combines
Health. Pleasure Economy?
II so send q fos postage. call and get free
NJ orc. below illustrated book sumner Homes"
II -ves list % hotels farm and boarding houses. with
BOARD AZ - PER WEEK
and inward in Sullivan. Ulster ana Delaware Counties.
the main line ana branches If York ontario and
Zoo feet above the location. prices
fares &c I'll g. IL Now York at ". Battery Place
1875 III 81 gi4 and "3 Broadway Is As'or Place. 49,
9th Az l3i l21th St 26i West i2itA 2Il C0um-
bus Az Ticket Offices foot Il Franklin and West 42d Sis
in Erookyn CONT -. NGb Fulton B-oadway. 2i'
Manhattan Az. i~n"npont. Ill, STR RATED HOMES,
containing hdl:-;nc reproductions photographs Of $40
~ he hotels farm and boarding advertised IN
Sumner Homes can DO purchased u ticket agent
price &c J. {. Anderson General Passenger Agent 90
fcaycr St. =. Y.
on MAY ana 50 excursion tickets f)r fare will b.
sold at 81 Broadway and ferry or giving an oppor-
tunty pers. nay selecting summer home and also en-
loving days fishing IN this delightful region: tickets
good returning May 81
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Countrn Doar0.

GRAND VIEW Farm House Situated among Green
VI Mountains. fresh cream. milk eggs. 9 Hl nf1rs
hunting References furnished Mr. Gil wade Dainty "
nOME AMI SCHOOL FOR LITTLE CHILDREN
ii Best e care gwen. open AZ DO" y"al. children
taken young for rstru.fun Highest r~''icn.es
GRAY TOWERS East Orange Y J.
ID IDGE FARM Superior accom-. lions. large house
II and lawn wei shaded. h.rh rrr'i - minutes out
n.ar station. references. J. e.. Htifela4 = !.
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ro.oI CIV Hall. Nev-York Aprl 27'h. 1898.


- TBIIC NOTItE.-AnpN'aiIoh HlNIlI U"'u
| ,.,do 10 the board * Railroad 'omn!ssi1n"rF. x
,I c,'fn u, NcW-Yor. by the M"'roTd1n ~'r""t RAN
wov company and tho Sixth Avenue Railroad company
,la PROVISIONS e''on itr 0. tho Rar nj LA"
- the approval x Tho Board 90 ~" uo ~ an under
.-..-l current 4 electricity motive power. on ne
.-,i,e ro.,es to-Uit: ionox avenue, between Harlem
pyor M ION lG'h street. between Mornng
81, Park and Eat River. Manhattan avenue. between
irf5 s,r.et and 1U'th ~troc' iih s'reet between Man
i,t,en avcnao and ClIiuhrs avenue. Notice ~ h"reby
~ th.' bearing 20 tie above "il be hni heoi" ne
Hoard A. tne Chamb,- = CONNER" y Nassal sieet
-. York CTS, on wednesday. Hly ls'. l"'i a. ii
., {. z DE FREFSr S"or"ta'y.
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DEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fanny al executors
Monroe @,' betwsea Market and n,. r,Es-s'
20 3sseli i@gline Aron"n[ ana nusoani 10
c,6arns;; 30 * j9coo k'nsensTn an! wife 5000
wgms y &c, eor 2cr G yef ;ay '*' 2ooo
SAFE rr.D ,sd Mathew "nh'' ana ~i@ 10 10000
No r 49, Ecns snd nnoho r 5000
,o,b 80 10 IL Eas,. Ac.,,a Nichols to tho
Edison. TaccIric. Illuminating 60, New York.
l2ths 80 10. sane to sirS ,,1 ;c "'
to IIi5'ch K'@2 " 1 ..i,: william ;;ay:
S ~ "3ss' haa1s SSf r@ 10 lanes AMI %e to
Liiic Iiul ..........;...
Ho.Rs,er to Mosrs Wochstcr. ................... i
Emile WOOD '>'', 2i5oo
2.,s'. ~ a7 VAN APHs C. L "a. s,, gy ~
iIas.cy ,.....; ;;;,,a. $1,000
Katharine MOI and husband to Anna Rove. !
10y, @Tcs 81 no d John v M,cneu % a Deas $3.50
S? Mc6anI !. t. A!fr.I ! bar%;. .:.::
,s@h.t to Thomas b o~ v, ;;i;. s,,, .aj 2oo"
@2 Gbst ,, 80 oer G Iyecr2f 70 oc.
s1 MAYA plp: Ms r3eI1re Moss and vie to Fred.
"rck i9H".lai'' - In.' iti., ''
/. Tonnee 5000
william Beat 10 sarah Ml6ou-ne. ............: /
William IA a a. a,n wsi4, julius ' brc2lGs AMI
We t. Jos,p2 !: y ', Sun am, vie +; 4''
W.! l.eg'T: r5,t t'' " ,2s r. n = a$is i5@Sj
5 ,aP" . ~ r 81 s's-aye iG9io3 Jacob
r ,it priye . = ~ q n 4 7sth-st. xix
:: 10. same t. same ;:....,;.. !
-wniyam i'agE' ;,,;,:, .. 49,, ~.
e Na,5ern g, :. Moo - ,.,- ,v ii,lo,
W. '.''f Kai1'e ' W. s. .: Il n q 'iis' l6yS5
81, n,c 10 Go -ae charles I,iecacr rof ,oo
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Autt.on Sales of Real Gstate.

DICHARp v HARNETT Il CO. Auctioneers.
IL Wl sell at auction TUESDAY. APRIL b.
a. II O'Clock ~ e." ksal Estste Exchange ana
Auction Rom - TO ~ LIBERTY ST.
- EAST 61TfI-Sr.
baseneu. Ligh-SfOop WnStore dwelling, 2x
about So with 2-slry dinng-r0m extension: lot lOc5
deep
Maps Auc;ionoers'. Il ard % fbery-s'.
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STEAMBOATS,

.qoo 70 BOSTON s. 90 TO WORCESTER
Eeiu-,t-n - al Points t:lsi ard EaL,h.
VIA MOMWIGm G1N&a
steamer, leave Pc o.l namt,p ." y = n,Ht pes,
lr.- - week DAYS only. go +. II Fine or'h"s'n
.a.h steamer.
L'AII RIVER LINE only 500 to Boston
i for limited ucs.is R~iHc,i rntes - all ; inis
steamer. PRISCILLA and ~ iIrAN IN c'unissi. a. \
fr. orchestra each l%a'c Icr = ,oi numt - y X
g., = Nirrays' week iay7 and sundays a. $50 ? m
4 EW HAVEN FARE. 81; Excursion. Si5o.-
y steamers leave Plor -. T.. /. iaily p m. and
II 80 rr SUNDAYS excepted" arriving IN tim" foT trains
- M.rd,a Hartford sprn~h"i. Hoi,o]c and North
=, To.INGTON LINF-Insitc rou'- 20 u.sion and the
- Ysr' Al far,, reduced S'enmers have N"a Per
IS n ~ o. T. u daily. except sunday.
CATSKIII. HUDSON AND CONSACKIE
X f.l's nil .c-t~ c.-ty woes d., ~ + rom Pier
- g., - iith Il. meeting at III i,SoN
vi.b rpsToN $50 ALBANY +. r for a.i points East
L. INGSTON LINE, from foot Of West 10Th
IN street Daily ~ +. N. Siturdays al i. II
steamers . vs.. BALDWIN nnh " + KpMER
- ANSDTIL LINE Steamers leave Pier "A,
IL = o. f..' TranAln-st. f'r Ctans'on's. West Point
cid Sir.7r. Cornwall Tshkiu Landing AMI NcwbUrg.
week l,'-. J. VI sunday. \
'7NROY BOATS CITY or TROY or SARA
1 TDsA leate Wet i0'h.s' lalv except saturday. 6
l. Il Connect v'' i''tfHare nrl u i-r nnl F'chlvrc
fr,.~. slniat s''.rr"f 'u. hos 30 N'rnf
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Gonnirn properin for Sale or 20 Let

UNFINISHED HOUSES FOR nENT and farm II 10. p rss
j among the LIT, IiF'IELD Hills Ha"'cS' ''"'Ni
cCDGWICK cornwall Hollow. conn.
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Ont of Gown l1ropsrtp for Sale.

kDh SALE. on unusually favorable terms a choice
ner property In Kansas CITY Mo-. on Welnut-st,
IN business cerre. near Custom House ana principal
ouliungs superior location for ONCE Building Mers
camille Block Price $4,000. Realty values n this the
'oemost city OF the Missouri Valley steadily rising
CRUrCIIER & WELSH Agents.
Kansas City,
-. 1ssoylS
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DIKSI'ANT - statutory requirement, notice
H. hereby given that A. has teen passed by BON
branches - ~. legislature. entitled and worded as i'I-
lows. 60. a., ,ha rt,s,
''Ii ~f.Ici anI 49," Aprelilt" pi'ision thereof IN
t-rrb.r notice is hereby given thar public hearing
,,- s.,rh i Will held tho olce - tn" MaS"r IN
,t ,.,y U,li In tho city ( Ncw-iofi On Thursday.
MAY n lN1. 30 II ,,.,,,,,,, crpo~,
Mayor
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For Boys and Young Men.-C.:y.

ls hhHo3 Kf To fhAss E2R IGyE2 n225
yEM q f f5F 2E NT sd6d
10 East a y qC ,Ho Ffn: s. and Scientific
s = T 5s2n .b5 59s wT d-acd FT Aa
T TdnGsct n1i On Application to the ecrcary
UNIvrRSIrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 80 West 5G'h-st
5s.h year onrtS i3e best ias,iniGs Tor ,n9rous3
n or or s AND e j. pcKiNsoX j fa
For Both Sexes-City
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
M 9 S Ssae at Sr nv Tine o 2n4 sTa year Ais,
Summer niGner' School ''5i a; Asbnry Park X. j.
Fcr BOYS and Young Men-Coun;-2
BoRDEYKJJ3V%Y Il T. A% HIAr? iNITlTTE
GAIT r y LaHboN coMMAHnNNr.
ELMwoop SCHOOL For ROY, .. Ma'or! con'. -;
Their sons vii d. Wei .a 70 r:on BY ne al, OFF,
by Sya- my school, TIE '''0' " F FhANK NJ HOWL sUr
T. AIRFIrLD Academy fcr Toys. rairdell conn. -c1m-
!ir,s s df H6M IfF. 20 Eoy FaS H. ead N fa
ERrEHoLp INSTITUTE Freehold y J.-5oth yea.
4 Boys hoaid.ng School Frmary Ig!ess Ir~paTaioTy
business Course. Shorthand IErevr'inE IroSiANhy.
NJ pc pc! Year succession school ne Il the best to
fuse win enersy an9 20 ~ake mp ,S IN tn !'s OF 'o
Logs enter '''' j. SHoRTLiDdi Yac,. \. NJ. Pm.
NEWTON CN j. INsTITUTE.-tI nei',e Family s'Aol
an f Sal H9 Ss hsa,ed care w,IsoX s. FIN
SI-MMER SCHOOL at the Teels,u y y. Military
- Location healthi. and instruction
oellen; send for circular to ca LOUIS IL o'lsman Urn.
81. JOHNS SCHOOL. MANiIrs. y. y
- Summer School for Boys for study or Recreation:
Excursion Schorship around Lake ontario ana the
Thousand Islands Scho0.ship alarc Atlantic
Coast. Apply 10 Col. WM VERDE X. President.
For Young Ladios.-Country.
ST MARY'S SCHOOL.
College Preparatory and Elcc'V. Cvscs 3 study Now
Manual issued January first Applications g.: the
Principals European party should hc md" AZ cn'"-
MISS JULIA II FARWF.LI. IrncTa'.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
w Boarding Day and College Preparatory for girls 3>h
year opens September 2G'h. F. .llcul1r address
Mrs. THODORA RICH ARDS Principal
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY A " ociate Principal
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c1nmmcr Resorts.

ADlRONDMGGZ HOUSE,
KEiNE Valley y. Y.
Accommodates 2up Hot and cold Pater on every noor
Electric bells baths open hrr-places sanitary sys
tenn Table FIRST class Good fishing and hunting in sel.
Send for circulars.
SOLOMON
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]lnblie \ olltc.

nJ-RSI-A\T 10 statutory requirement. not'e
f.. hereby given that Act has been passed BY pom
r,rrbHs ~ tho I.ac.slatur" emitted and worried as Io
80. AZ ACT 10 amend Chapter -Four Hundred ana Zen
tho laws 81 Eighteen Hundred and Eighty-t"o en-
cunsodatc into on" act ana % docIat
Tho e..ca and lo-a. laws au"ctng public interests IN ne
cl,y = Now York" and the acts aTendaioT, th"r'o'
, - the appointment OF I,!!cn tomn!*s n'rs ana
:, ~ "orc l,rarm Mt Further no'cH Is hei.,oy
r.n ,la public bearing upon such III VIII be h'Il
=. tho G1,ernlr- Room In The city H"U. IN the ny %
>'"- ,ci~,.i, WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor.
,,.-, ,.,. IAN Nev-Yo:k Auril 25th
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tjotcl5.

sAN MARCO - " 32p ST
e~'~-' farult house su.'s ~ and "a doors. prlvat
la'1 aai t..lrf. u..a':at" rates
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STEVENS HOUSE,
Hear, o., tho h AEG @AS Mdan "a 2ocs IT ato,
ii1o. Tn largest and finest hotel IA this pat Of IN,
Mos beautifully located iciween Lake Placid and
Mirror Lakes. surrounded hy mountains towering I'VE
thou.and three hundred feet high fne Tennis C2u'1
I}asehal grounds and beautiful drvee send Tor Ih1' v
graphic circular J. \. & g. \. STEVENS. owners ana
pr1Yrcf0rs. Lake Placid y Y.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOME SUGGESTIVE SCOTTISH CRITICISM

FU;tTH IN FIELD. \ Volume of Essays on the
Life Language ard Literature Of Old Scotland
BY HuCh Halliburton. author OF Horace IN
Homespun" PIP viii $50 T. Fisher Irwin.
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II UEBARD HOrSE-hMONG BERKSHIRE HILLS.
IL CANAAN FOUR CORNERS. " Y.-Heathy locality.
pleasant rooms. shady lawns and piszzas; hours
from New-york on Harlem Road without change. For
terms address ESTHER oUACEESBOSS
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- CHOOI. OF THE SISTERS OF THE CHURCH
- Founded by Mrs Sylvanus Reed. 1864 "a bali ye
begins Feb l. Address Sister-inCharGe. and L. o3i-'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
BRIEF PERSONALS.

Louis Catogni ia in Atlanta taking in
the Exposition.
j. III. G. Pancake and wife, of Rom
ney, w. Va, are in the city.
Mrs. G. A. Walden left yesterday for
visit to friends at West Point.
II. Hirsh, prominent business man
OF Danville, is in the city on business.
Gen. James A. Walker will speak at
the Old Opera House on Thursday night.
b. A. Jones returned yesterday from
a trip to Posge's Mill and Bent Noun
tain.
Judge j. A. Dupuy went to Bedford
yesterday, where he will hold circuit
court.
Miss Cor. Carpenter, OF Vinton, who
mas been visiting Miss Annie Jones, has
returned home.
N. Floyd Festherston left yesterday
for Natural Bridge and other points
down the Valley.
Mrs. Csllie Parish Is very low with
consumption at the residence of G. w.
Chenault, on West Salem avenue.
Oliver Gum, OF Connecticut. returned
to Vlnton yesterday after visit to his
nephew, Prof. w. z. Gum, at Radford.
81. G. Anderson and wife, OF Salem,
VINO have boon visiting relatives in he
city for few days, left yesterday for
home.
A. Z. Dominica and W. l. Hodges
left yesterday for Atlanta, where thew
will spend two weeks visiting the Ex-
position.
John and Walter Weeks, Of Lsxinp-
ton, Ky. who have been in the city for
several weeks, left yesterday for PEI
tersburg.,
Miss Maris Brice returned to her
home in Richmond yesterday after a
three months visit to the family of
Capt.. d. G. Booth.
c. G. Taliaferro returned from Charles
ton, w. Va, where he attended tn.
Synod of Virginia as delegate from
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Rev. w. A. Hall. of Rocky Mount,
was in the city yesterday en- route HON Q
from attending meeting of tho Synod
of Virginia az Charleston, w. Va.
W. A. Reed, the popular young clerk
at Hotel Roanoke, is again at his post
after having spent a month at Bluefield
Inn, after having recovered from the
i injuries received several months ago by
being thrown from his bicycle.
A NEW Marshall & Wendell piano, in
use one month. at sacrifice. You can
save Slo0. Good reason, from the orig
inal purchaser, for selling at this re-
duction. Easy payments, no interest.
On sale at Hobbie Music Co.'S
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
ACADEMY OF mUsIC.
"a Runaway Wife" to be Given To night
at Popular Prices

"a Runaway Wife" to be Given To night
at Popular Prices.
The Louise Aydelle Comedy Company
will appear at the Academy of Music
to night in Mckee Rankin's romanti
drama. 1.-The Runaway Wife" This is
one OF tho most interesting plays ever
given in this city, and, although the
company that produces it is one of the
Oldest and strongest on the road, Msua-
ger Hooper has induced them to favor
Roanoke with popular prices. The
charges for tonight will be 25, 35 and
so cents, in addition to which a special
ladiea' ticket will be sold for 25 cents,
which is good for q reserved seat IL &C.
companicd by gentleman with o so
cen. ticket.
The company includes number of
high class speciality stars. and the
leading actress, Miss Aydelle, is one OF
the most versatile and beautiful women
On the American stage. Tomorrow
night tho same company will give the
charming farce comedy. "a Trip to q
Circus" Patrons OF the Academy will
bear in mind that in these two plays
they will sec high-class production at
popular prices.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
MAI. JAMES BARBOUR DEAD.
An Ex-Confederate Soldier and n Prom
inent Politician Passes Awsy.

1nent politician Passes Away,
WASHINGTON, Oct. ga special to
the Post from Culpepper, Va, says: Hon.
James Harbour, of Virginia, died at 6
O'CLOCK shls afternoon at his country
home. Glover Hill. about three miles
from here, o. pneumonia, which at
tackled him last Saturday. His lifelong
associate, Dr. Robert s. LOWS, was
called in to attend him. His physicians
had hopes OF his recovery, but Major
Barbour sank so rapidly with the pros
gress of his malady that when his death
was announced 1t was great shock and
sudden surprise.
Mr.. Barbour was q lawyer by profess
sion. lie was brother of United States
Senator John S. Barbour, and himself
prominent in politics. In 1850, whom
but IS years OF sge, he was elected to
the Virginia State convention, that had
for Its duty the changing and amending
OF the State constitution. He was re.
peatedly elected to tho State leRisla
tuFe, and was member OF that body al
the time Virginia seeded from the
Union.
He was opposed to secession, but when
Virginia went out of the Union he fol-
lowed his State. Entering the army he
became member of General Ewell's
staff with the rank of major and adiu-
tant. Conspicuous among the engage
ments he WAS in were Cross Keys and
Port Republic.
After the war, wrecked In fortune
and broken in health, he again returned
to law, practicing principally at this bar.
He entered actively into politics and
was elected to the house Of deleg stes.
lie afterwards bolted the convention
and ran Independently for Congress
against General Epps Hunton. Gull
pepper cast for Major Barbour an almost
unanimous vote and returned him &
majority larger than any Other candi-
date had ever received before or has
ever received since.
He was candidate for lieutenant
governor on the Democratic ticket with
Hon. John W. Daniel as candidate for
governor. In the Republican victories
OF that year the ticket was defeated.
The strain of that campaign told on him.
lie was elected several times after that
to the State house OF representatives.
but his health continuing to fail, he had
hnally, within the past three years, to
retire from politics and active public
life.
Major Barbour WAS a most magnetic
man and had wide friendship among
the Congressman and Senators of the
country. 1t is said OF him that he never
forgot a face. He was about 70 wears of
age and leaves wife and seven chill
dren.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
Julius Ciesnr"

An audience that occupied nearly
every seat In the new Academy as
sembled there last evening to witness
the production of Julius Ce ,ar" by
Charles b Hanford, Elihu R. Spencer
and Miss Nora O'Brien.
The audience WAS treated TO one of
the finest performances of Shakesperean
drama ever witnessed here. Mr.. Han
ford has surrounded himself with q
company of capable actors, and an even
and we'll balanced entertainment re-
suits. Much has been expected of Mr.
Ranford. who appears as 8 star for the
first time this season, and he did not
disappoint those who were acquainted
with his ability.
II WAS not until the scene in the
senate with the conspirators was reached
last evening that he had any opportunity
to reveal his powers. His impassioned
monologue over Caesars body in the
senate chamber aroused the house and
brought him twice before the curtin.
In the great Grafton in the market place
he again thrilled his audience, which
called him thrice before the curtain and
showered applause on him. 1t would
be difficult to conceive Of q finer por-
trayal OF the role of Antony.
e. r. Spencer, as the "lean and hun
ary" Cassius. was very successful in
realizing the character, his imperson-
alton being marked by vivid intensity
that impressed all and won for him M or
tied applause. Bennett Matlack, as
Brutns, sustained his reputation in
Shakesperean parts. The subordinate
roles were satisfactorily filed. and as a
whole the production has fixed a stand
ard here that will not soon be forgotten.
Norfolk Virginian, October IS.
Manager Hooper hopes that this at
traction will be patronized, as he lost
money on his last good attraction.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
Shot Twice and Seriously Wounded

DANvILLE. Va, Oct 90 During a
personal difficulty here this afternoon
j. Ii. Lipscomb was shot twice by W. A.
Carter. Both men are white and are
employed at Bass, Brown & Lees plan
Ing mill. Lipscomb is married and Csr-
ter is single. The wounded man was
taken to the Home for the Sick, his wife
oelpg away on visit and Carter was
locked up. Lipscomb is in e critical
condition.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
Cuban Expedition safely Landed

New YORK Oct. 20.-Accordinp to q
cipher cable message received BY
Enrique Trujtlo. editor of Ell Porvenir,
q Cuban newspaper published in this
city, Carolos Manuel de Cespedes. son
OF the first president OF the Cuba n
provincial republic of twenty years ago,
who sailed from the Delaware ten DAYS
ago at the head OF secret expedition
OF 100 men, has safely landed In Cuba.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
Notice.

l AM prepared to furnish, on short no.
tice, all kinds Of rubber stamps, inks
and pads, wax seals and presses, stencils,
stamp holders, enamel letters and num-
bers. check protectors and punches, an
Gil kinds OF daters. Prices very low.
Address w. 8. BLANToN, No. 81 Camp
bell avenne 8. W.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30
Praying For Rain in Missouri.

SLATER, No, Oct. ga large num-
Der of citizons congregated at tho Bap-
fist Church here this afternoon for the
express purpose Of praying for rain
Such scarcity of water was never be.
fore known in this section. Stock is
suffering for water ard fires are destroy.
ing fields OF corn and houses in some
sections of the country.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-30

LOOK ont for the belled teams. First
class Pocahontas nut or lump coal de-
livered promptly by W. Il. Andrews &
Co., 219 Salem avenue.