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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-16

The Chinese make candies of vege-
table wax, the. product of the candle
berry tree.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-16
GoMMIssIoNER's SALE OF REAL ESTATE

HOMMIssIoNER's SALEoF REAL ESTATE.
~ By virtne OF decree entered by the Judge OF
lst day OF April, 1875, In tho chancery cause
therein pending styled Cornelius Lane vs..
commissioner OF said court, proceed on the a5th
DAY OF MAY, 1895. at II q. m. in front OF tho
premises sell to the highest bidder ut public
auction all that certain parcel OF land lying in
said city and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the south side OF
intersection or Gregory street with said avenue.
thence running with Gainsboro avenue north 81
degrees 10 minutes cast 20 feet to q point thcnce
street, thence with Gregory street north 81 de-
grees 10 minutes west 80 feet to Il point, thence
In northcrly direction 50 feet on a line between
whltc house and IL cottage to place OF begin
ming.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" residence lots in the West End.-By virtue of
decree of the circuit court or Roanoke City,
chancery cause Of F. L. Zabrskie vs.. FIostburr
Real Estate and Investment Company and ais.
the undersigned special commissioners appointed
erty at the front door Of the courthouse OF Roa-
DAY OF JUNE. 1895, AT IL O'CLOCK. NJ,
those certain lots or parcels of land lying in the
city OF Roanoke, Va. and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the northeast
corner of Chapman avenue and etreet, thence
along the north eide of Chapman avenue south
40 degrees east 230 feet to o point, thence north
10 degrees 30 minutes east 1877 feet to an alley.
feet to street. thence with street south 80
degrees west 1871 feet to the place OF beginning
TERMS.ICash aufflcient to pay the cost of
from September 81 1890. subject to credit of 800
as OF the 10th of November, 1899; 800 as of the
18th OF April 1893 and $50 as of the 9TH October,
from May, 18th, 1891; balance II any, in equal in.
stalments payable with interest in one and two
years from date OF sale and secured by deed Of
trust on the property.
r. RANDOLPH HICKS,
Special Commissioners.
Bond has been executed as required by the
s 15.tds S. s. BROOKE. Clerk.
10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
I'D dated 1st October, 1890, and duly recorded
in office OF clerk OF Hastings Court for Roanoke,
Va, in deed book No. as page 391, executed by
Sallie M. Webb and Il. Is. Webb. her husband,
to secure the bond OF Sallic NJ. Webb in penal
sum of $4,000 to Iron Belt Building and Loan
Association. and default having been made in
the monthly payments and other of the condi-
tions OF eaid bond. and being thereto required
by the beneficiary. l will ON THURSDAY,
18TH JUNE, 1895, AT - O'CLOCK, NJ, on the
premises, proceed TO cell to the highest bidder,
all that lot of land in Roanoke city, Va, begin.
ming Mt point on last side OF Commonwealth
avenue 123 feet north OF Wells street at corner OF
an II l foot alley, thence with sad alley in an
north IS degrees 40 minutes cast AZ feet to point
thence In line parallel with SAID alley In a
westerly direction 1857 feet to Commonwealth
avenue, thence south 30 degrees west $40 feet TO
the point of beginning. being lot No. on plat Of
Scott II Wright dated July. ISIS. On this lot is
commodious twostory frame dwelling house
TERMS-Cash. Ii. S. TROUT,
q tbs Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-16

Sweden was so named because 1t was
conquered and inhabited by the Swedi, or
Suedi, tribe of valiant Goths.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-16

The boots Of the time Of Louis XIV
were often feet broad at the ton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-16
THOS. W. MILLER.
Com misaippar

Bond as required by the above named decree
mas been given by the said commissioner
~ tbs ). s. BROOKE, Clerk.
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Bond has been executed as required by the
decree in this cause.
5 15tds s. $, BROOKE. Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-18
Railway Notes.

General hnnager Dickinson, Of the
Union Pacific, arrived In town Ia!
afternoon, on tour OF Inspection Of
tho roa'. win Mr.. Dickinson in hi,
private car were l.. Ii. liortoy, super.
iutendrnt u the railway Telegraph, !.
II, Mcdonnell, superintendent Of
motive power aud machinery, aud T..
Buckingham, superintendent Of tAv
eur service on the Uuinn Pacific.
Passenger Agent Wgdlelgb, Of the
Rio Gtande Western, II In Salt Lake
Rgaiu after his wrts.le In securing "a
large conc0ursc Of school teachers ovsI
his line.
The special train for the Sean u.
nsviAn celebration ut Garfield on
Pioneer day leaves Juab at 6:l6 p. M.
on the 2iIh, arriving hero n. 1855 re-. ~.
The returning ITsiu leaves at lU;3J
p. NJ.
The Rio G9nGo Western brou IA
an excursion from OrIsn this ailer.
boon Tor Hal,Eir. lro COMPANY let
for the Lake IN The 8:ij p. %, train,
The UniOn Pacific Cxcurslon for
Cache, Bear Lake and snake rivar
valleys, whiuh leaves thla city on JNIv
-, bids lair TO he largely rattonizpd.
PASSENGER Assent Harry NJ. Cuthing,
OF tho ID. q II. g., Vt his ia post IA
the Salt Like office, feeling well nj
having booked n large number of the
"sohoolmAams" as passengers over his
ii"- - Self lAka
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Personal Paragranhs.

ThoTc Is ut the liuutsiord n party OF be.
tween any aud sixty Raymond & Whit
comb eNoursionists; also H. q. Watson
England Miss Meyers aud Miss lielah
Meyers, New York ". n. Decker,
omaha; Mr.. and Mr-. 4. -. Crosby,
Toledo, Ohio; WIN. Spengler, Defiance,
ohioj Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Austin,
Omaha.
The Templelon caters to tho following:
George j. fohrmann, Cheyenne; j. NJ.
berkeley, Omahu, %. ;. Porter, Coviug.
ton, Ca; George A. Hill, Omaha: Nj.
and Mrs. IL. A. Gcrrlsh, san Francisco.
Marquis aud Marquiso De Nicolay, Of
Paris, France, arc guests NJ the Temple
ton.
Henry Welsh and II. w. Winters, Parl,
CitN Edward Pike, Eureka; ". H..
O'lirIen, q, w, Driver, ogden; A. NJ.
Mcintyre John T.. Dickinson and A, X.
La Due. Hugo, Colorado, and George II =,
Leonard, Spokane, arc listed ut tho Gull
len.
The Walker register speaks for the
following; Ellen q. Abcrnelhy and
Caroline II. Schrader. Philadelphia;
Fiorlno A. Fhiolrns, New York city; NJ.
!. Coiloy, Peoria, Illinois. George H..
Hard, New Hayeni 4. II. Jones, kot0n,
utnhi Chas. Il. Lovettc, Wallace Shows;
John Jones, Sallna; Mr.. aud Mrs. l. j.
smith aud daughter, 81. Louis, Mo; r..
A, LangtOn, sacramento; Miss y. Finer
son, san Francisco.
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SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION,
Dr. Talmags and Party Going 10
Grand Canyon, Colorado.
VIII Travel by HAIL TO sniina aud
From Ihtrc ny Pack Mute
Caravan.

Tho officials Of the University Of
Utsh and the Desoret Museum have
arranged for scientific expedition to
leave this city next Monday. The
fG.iy wni-be made up OF the following!
President J. l.. Talmago ~ difec.
tor, Prot. Matthews, and Prof. Neal,
OF the faculty, aud probably Others,
and Mr. PouIson, MI Chamberlain
and Mr. Fonberg, and several others
not yet agreed upon. The plan % far
~ perfected IL TO proceed by rail to ga
lima, where the party will be aug.
msnioi by southern people. there
taking horses ana paok-mules and
going by way Of Fish Lake 10 thousand
Lake mountain In Wayne county,
thence over the desert to the Selemite
deposits, for the discovery and work
Ing Of which the faculty has arranged,
thence TO the Henry Mountains,
where nJht Of their Investigations will
he made, ard tuencB by tho Escnlanto
desert TO the Kaiparowliz plateau ami
the Grand oanyon NJ the Colorado.
The return route Ot the party will he.
pend mainly on the time they have to
spare, but will most likely be by way
Of Kanab, st. Grorge, parowAn csu-
yor, Panguiich lake, Beaver anu FIN.
more.
The design Of the trip II 10 study
the geological structure Of tho cluu.
try, AMI more particularly tho shores
Of Lake MOndell. The party IN well
equipped with geological instruments,
photographic outfits and everything
required on n journey OF that KIM.
Great care has been manifested IN
making W the party, 40 that all who
went, would 20 with the same object
In view. The only great drawback IN
n trip Of the kind Is the scarcity Of
water, which necessitates diving Hs
high a. 6Umiles day Ia order 20 keep
well supplied with that which Ia NJ
necessary. They will he gone about
I've weeks.
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is McNamee q Nagrant2

A complaint has been sworn out
against John McNamee by Oficef
Sheets charging him with being yag.
rant Tho complaint set forth that
between Jun8 rs and July IS, Nc
Nance, having the physical ability to
To work, did fail for the space Of i've
days, 10 sock employment and did
roam about from place ~ place wlthOu:
Aiy lawful busincsPi aud that he l. AN
Idle and dissoluto person, associate
OF known thieves, who wRnders about
the streets nj late and unusual hours
OF the night; and that he 10 n lewd
and dissoluto person who lives In anu
about houses Of III fame.
Attorney Armstrong was counsel for
the defendant and had u long dis.
oussion on the complaint. lilo cou.
tended that tho complaint could
not stand because II contained
more than One count, or what
would DO n cause OF action in n civil
case anu quoted great number Of
authorities. The csuft decided that
his claim wss authorized and nil but
the part charging him with being can
Idle and dissoluto pers0D, associate Of
known thieves, who wAndefs about the
streets Vt late and unusual hours of the
hight" W ~ stricken out. The case
Will he tried tomorrow.
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TIE COAL COMBINE.
Union Pacific Alone Can Prevent II
from Destruction Now.
,u,r ROAD STANDING ALoof'


announcement In the NEW last
ling that tho gigantic coaI com.
49,, Ibis city was near the shoals OF
s",,,uc,ion created, as was fully eH'
Sso,sd. n stir Of no inconsidsrAbIo pro-
s,,i,p, In business oirclef. 10 all IL
surprise Of the most pronouHeeu
80, for such concerns do not usu-
v nv. ,l,ow themselves to DO overcome
circumstances no matter however
,,s,,, they may be to their eHltt'
epee. ....,
,ossy and although there have been
-, new developments since last even
49,, tho,, "who know" declare that
49, combipe's lease on life has very
nearly expired and that lie career VIII
!. de,,rmined In the very near future
ali dsnials and expressions to the con-
nary Notwithstanding.
That tho Union Pacific will not he
.,,,ng the mOuTnets when mat tlmo
,.,ncs ia assured. All other parties TO
,hs confederation compact have slgheu
tSs sttiele- for It's continuance TOT an
,tb.r wear. hut II stands aloof awaiting
s,snly 10 an ultimntum made some
Inns AGO. IL ia M chronicled In the
Nr,ys last ever log: that the Union
psrtns ma. demanded from tbs other
cosI rompanies that they give up
csSiain prtcenIage OF their business In
order that they may mine, snip ahu
sell more Of its own prouueI rvs
stated absolutely thst the companies
will not yield In this Regard Inst
would reduce the volume OF thelt Dust
ness 10 that extent that u "ouia no.
be on paying ba,is. IL IL talu that
the Union Pacific IL perfectly aware OF
This and feels confident 10 its own
mini that the companies viii refuse to
1kpuokle"--preoissly Whist It desires.
Then IL will withdraw aud In All prob.
ability establish independent coal
agency headquarters in this city, and
lie Hlittle ieIlowsD-Olher oompanies-
will nave TO take their chance In get
ting their coal on to the market.
The Union Pacific could extend
hslping hand and prevent the des-
tfuction OF the combine but under
conditions NJ they exist today that
would not be advantageous to its
business interests. Then this other
companIes could also avert the impend-
ing danger but only on the conditions
hat the Union Pacific desires to exact
Ind those, M has been iuuichted,
are ofA nature that would result IN
great financial l0ss to them, a PROPOSE
lion that they will not, II 10 claimed,
accede 10 In any manner.
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The following program will DO
rendered;
POLICE COURT GRIND.
"Jackp Dowd Says Hl' "purp" Is Not
a Fierce Canine-Other Items,

The case against Eddy, upon his re-
quesi, was continued until MONDAY at
-, m,
NJ. Murphy, who was brought In
yesterday for vagrHnoy, will have his
hearing tomorrow morning. The
chance has been given him to get out
OF town and lac will probably DO cut by
that time.
Sam Reggol, Jim Smith, Tom
Fagun, Jim Ling, II. NJ. Rumsey,
Thomas McDermott, II. Louie and Yte
soon were arrested for keeping gam.
ping houses and each iotieile $50.
4. Risin0 and John Carter forfeited
t25 for the same Ofiensr.
Pauline Slater, mn inmate Of house
OF VI fame, LETT $3.50, AMI upon her
non'appeArGnce the money was for.
ieited,
A complaint was sworn out this
morning by IL. 4. Tucker against Jack
IOWA Tor keeping fierce dog.
, John Doc forfeited 81 for violating
the bicycle ordinance.
Jack Dowd was arrniRncd for keep.
w herce dog, he plead not guilty.
a. Tucker stated that no whs riding
AlOng on his wheel and the dog ran
'ut Al him and bit him on the leg.
Chatles WismRr testified that he
saw ihe dog chase anu snap at fucker.
poWd testified that when the dog
was email, bloycliats ran over blm aud
nov he 10 large he remem her, the In.
phes received in his youthful days. but
.uN he 10 not fierce dog. The
uAse was set for tomorrow morning ~
.ne defendant wished TO employ an
Wofney and obtain witnesses.
Joe Wong, the dementod ChinRmAp,
We allowed to 20 and Justice Smith
nai now, Joe, no drinking white
~an whisky any more, sabs?"
ihe case aRaintt Jacob Rruak uss
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Sea7dard Cburcb Works.

J 49, ~ WoruaOa' A. ssnyfat Of q,
Ancient Inhabitants Il III American Cont
nahi, wilton by tbs hand % Mormon ur,,
Piaiss takeu from the plate, o. Ssp,t f,aps
near haneho'i'r Outtu, o., Sew Yaft. ard
translated ~ The Prophet Joseph smith. u.
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s~ls e4nH " Lhusrday saints. CONTAINING
w he'"iht boo gysn o. Jts.fb Smith. Jr Ga,
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600 in &c ia.i dave. UHl. tlsa. luHu.-E.
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ss"ei " 'n luuuIueu0n b. Aa I..st rTipgl.
pes 't Spiritual Philosophy. E.....r IN,
tna Government A. usl.arsd uv 10. A.
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sPenecrs Letters, ytuiu.tlHg tb. moe, ,.,,,
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Christ Vt Ls'isr1Iay saints ~ John Janus.
Leather, lSc., Ciou, 4ic.. is,nd.. AL
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Compendium of he dlstrins, Of On,
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Land Office.

Tho following filings were made Ia
the local land office under date Of
July Is:
JON ID. Andersen, o. Mount Plea
ant, homestead entry OF lBl acres 10
township 10 south, range east, 10
Sanpete utty.
George W. Williams, OF Greenwich,
final proof Oi homtetsaI outfy Of l6l
acres In township - south, rhnlo /
west, Ia Pluto county.
Oscar u. Befglag, Oi Gunnla1r, final
proof Of homestead entry OF 100 acres
N township ~ south, range east, IN
sanpete county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-18

The Great Western MaufnrluflrV
&c. n NOW prepared o. furnish TO NJ
customers the crlsbrated Nichigs
PlansiNor, the lstest and b'sf thi 3
out. Complete miIla ttauy rysism :
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low. II viii ue u yout Huvautaye 10
90 suit JOS ". wilson. Salesman, Nc.
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cbasi y rlIlls or mill wrrIi.s u am
dsscrlutor. p. o. B1E g5g. Tele.
phone 900. SILT Lave civ
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Wonderland,

La Ms,cotto continues to draw full
houses, the Eougl cdgss Of the produc.
ton have been worn On and the three
actsigo With the vim Of n first class ell.
triaiumant.Tne music Is well rendered
by an culsfgsd chorus. Whilst amOBg
the ptlBCipsla Miss Crews end Rec
Southern divide the honott. Next week
the sestOn Will close with the Pirates
OF Pcnzance, when thB company will
10 on the road until September l..
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OEE AND nULLIoN.
sToChS AND nAnEETs.

INV ioHk, July speculation was very
uuiol up 70 ~ O'Clock, Trading centorcd I'M
considerable weakness. Leather preferred
reacted per cent; sugar ?. tobacco =,
Values continued 10 appreciate alter H.
railroad llsl' Granger shares were most prom.
lrent ~ Improvement, advancing 3, a ~
toward noon fractional reaction occurred 10
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SERIOUS HACK ACCIDENT.
An Exciting Runaway In which Mrs..
Rigby Susiains a Broken Leg.

This afternoon very exciting rum
away took place on South Temple
street. II appears that hack contain.
ing three ladies ana n child was te.
turning from a funeral, aud when at
the corner Of Fret and y streets the
team became unmsnagtable anu
ran away, dashiug down tue
street at terrific pace. On reaching
south Temple and n, one OF the
wheels came OF, whefeupnn ono n
the ladies' jumped out, bTeas'n; Ter
leg ami baily bruiiug ,sr. 1t
kept on until It reached the
corner OF l. street, where II col.
llded with n tree and spllntored the
carriage to pieoeP. The other Ooeu.
pants remained where they were anu
escaped unhutt, while tho driver WAS
thrown from the seat aud dragged iOt
twn blooks, tearing his clothes from
him ani otherwise bruislng him. Tbs
name Of the Injured lady IL Mrs. Rig
ley, anu DR.. Beers who had been TO
the funeral was summoned aud made
the patient as comfortable AZ possible.
The hHcA Ia numuetsI IL.
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New YOml, July 10 The sentence
u dtstn by electricity was todsy
passed upon Maria BARRIERS, who
Avn 70, cut this throat oil DOMINGO
Calalio, boot black with whom shr
had U,en living and who cast her on.
Inc execution was Itt for the week
beginning August
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An Eloquent Lecturer.

Tonight at the Congregational
church, there will be- lecture given
by Dr. GunsAulus, OF Chicago. The
gentleman has the reputation Of being
oue Of the most eloquent lecturers In
the United States, and those who 20
0 hear him will doubtless DO treated
o something out Of ths ordinary.
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VIII Be Repealed.

A Merry Company, or the Cadets
Picnic, which wss given last evening
IN the Twelfth ward chapel, will to
repeated tomorrow night. IL 10 given
by tho Twelfth Ward Juvenile Orefa
company, under tbs direction OF Ei-
ward +. Midgly, and the proceeds are
ised for ward purposes.
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Missionary Entertainment.

Tho following program will be rem
dered at the Eleventh ward meeting
house tomorrow, Friday evening", a. u
farewell entertainment In honor nj
Elder Ernest Brown, who IL about tO
depart fora mission to the Southern
btatut!
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APPROPRIATION LIST SIGNED.
Approved by Tho Mayor aud VIII be-
Ready for Pnym Tomorrow
Afternoon.

The appropriation list "A, passed Attho
last meeting Of the CITY Council has
been signed and will be ready for pay.
ment tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
al lhs city audltor's oniee. Following
IL the lisi:
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