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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
MORE ELECTION IDIooY.

Starter James Cassidy, Of the Consolidated
Traction Companv's Bayonne line, will, as
the result of an election bet, push Mr.. Jaspt r
of Pamrapo avenue in a wheelbarrow from
the car Stables Greenville, to Woodlawn
avenue tomorrow evening. The Minkakwa
Club will act as escort and furnish muse for
the occasion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
sTRUoK BY A TROLLEY CAR.

Charles Mer1ity, 20 years old, of No. 191
Clendenny avenue, was struck by a troll
Company's line at Montgomery street and
Boland avenue last night and knocked
down. One of the hind wheels passed
face and body were badly bruised and
he sustained internal injuries. He was
taken to the City Hospital. where he is
now lying in a critical condition.
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CLUBHOUSE TO BE SOLD.
Hudson Democratic Society Will Not
BE Affected by the Sale.


The building occupied as clubhouse by
the Hudson Democratic Society on Van
Worst Square will be sold at public auction
tomorrow. 1t is part of an estate owned
by New York merchant named Clark, and
the trustees thereof desire to put the prop
erty up for sale to clear up the estate.
The sale of the building will not affect the
Democratic Society unless the buyer wishes
to reside in the house. Then the society will
find home elsewhere IT, however, the
purchaser is agreeable, the Hudson Demo-
cratic Society will continue as tenants.
A few mischievous people, of course Re-
publicans, have freely circulated a rumor
that the society will give up the ghost after
Tuesday, but Mr.. Otto Grouse is the author
ity that there is not particle of truth in the
report The society will go on, rumors to
the contrary, and some day it will be on top.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
ERIE SALE CONFIRMED.

NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1S95.-Judge La
combe in the United States Circuit Court
today handed down a decision confirm
ing the sale of the New York, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad, which was
sold a few days ago for $2O,OO0,OOO
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
Excitement Increases.
FIN Gable TO the United Press.

BERLIN, Nov Il. 1854 despatch
from Constantinople to the Cologne
Gazette" says the excitement of the
popuIace throughout the Asiatic prov
inces of Turkey is greatly increasing and
the Porte is especially alarmed over
signs of insurrection in various parts Of
Syria.
Another conference of the Ambassadors
of the Powers was held yesterday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
WORRYING THE TURK.
Bn cable to tl.c Untted Press.

LONDON, Nov. II, 1s95-A despatch to
the '.Globe" from Constantinople says
that at a conference of the Ambassa-
dors of the Powers held on Saturday 1T
was decided to renew in still stronger
language the demands upon the Porte
regarding the state of affairs In the
Province of Anatoha. In making this
fresh demand the Powers will insist
upon knowing what measures the Porte
will take to restore order.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
PEsHALL STILL ON GUARD.

Charles J. Peshall continued his vigil yes
terday in front of Taylor's hotel for the pur-
pose of preventing the sale of liquor there.
He declares he will apply to the Board of
Aldermen Tuesday night for the revocation
of the hotel license because liquor has been
sold there
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
70 SAVE LAMBERT'S NECK

WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1S95.-The
briefs in the matter of the application for
the release of the Camden county, New
Jersey, murderer, Lambert, were submitted
to the Supreme Court today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
AYERTING A CRISIS.
Bu Cable to the United Press.

PARIS. Nov. II. 1Ss0.-The conference
of financiers held here today was pre-
sided over by NJ. Doumer, Minister OF
Finance, instead of Baron Alphonse
Rothschild. as previously announced The
conference resolved that the utmost as
sistanee should be rendered to outside
traders in securities, etc. (the coulisse),
in order to divert a financial crisis
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
u,AyTERS OF FACr

Stores, factories and institutions can now
get their supplies as good as any N. r
house can serve them Complete stock. low
prices. at the D. e. Cleary Co.'S wholesale
grocery stores, Montgamery and Greene streets
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
4 CHASTITY find

NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1Ss5.-William
Krauer, proprietor of a restaurant on
Second avenue, was found in his store
with his throat cut and his head horri-
bly, crushed. 1t is believed he was muir
dered. A man employed by Krauer is
suspected The police are looking for
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THE STRANDED PURITAN.

NEW LONDON, Nov. II, 1895. is not
believed that the attempt to float the
puritan at high ide this afternoon will
BE- successful 1t is thought her position
IS worse tha when she stranded.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL, 1S95.-For the So
hours ending at s P. NJ, Tuesday.
For New York and vicinity
Generally fair today and Tuesday; station
ary temperature; winds shifting to westerly.
HartnetI,s TMernometer RePOrL.
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DBBs SENSIBLE VIEW.

NEW YORK, Nov. Il 1s95.-George
n1ahss saving hat there would be no
strike on the Great Northern Railroad
because the odds are too much against
the men.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11
MAR Ia He

sMITH-vAN PELT-On Wednesday. oc-
tober 2, 1885, by the Rev. Andrew R.
Moore, Katie l. Ven Pelt to Walter
Scott Smith, both of Jersey City.
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sfYour baby is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use the old and well tried
remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy
for diarrhoea-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-11

On tnss basis all went wen until =
f.x days ago. Tasrs has always rss
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-23
TWO STYLES OF CYCLING DRESS.

dress docs not boliove thnt very short
skirts will BIO adopted Ho is reported as
saying
Tho most sensible and comfortable
wheeling costume consists of three pieces
trousers, skirt and coat or jacket The
trousers no mnde very much like tho
regular habit trousers, and are much less
clumsy than bloomcra They come lust
below tho knoo, and are buttnned around
tight. Skirts arc made In three styles
tight, medium and very full, according
TO the figure Of tho customer
AS far as waists 60 there is nn oppur-
tunity for some choice In tho matter,
but tho ono, two or throo button cute
way coat is the most popular, single
breasted, OF course. A cotton or silk shirt
waist can be Worn with oo,t which
can DO readily removed if the we,arer be-
gins to got too WARM Many persona pro
fer norfolk jackets, however, and they
do not look well on the road. Short,
faring coats arc also ,nuch used :,
Thc best matorial for these costumes
IS melton and the best color gray. Pep
per and salt expresses it moro nearly.
Blues aid browns show the dust, but the
gray does not Another thing about the
mellon. is is less lilioly to be caught I'D
i'll the pedal thnn any other material end
stands tho wpar and tear for long time.
Many rondy made suits nro sold for
cycling costumes The girl rider with
httle money, but with much leisure. buys
material and patterns and has her suit
inado at homo. Sweaters arc booming
quite popular With tho women, n1,d they
como now III very pretty cross stripes
with immense sleeves They havo q row
OF buttons m oach shoulder and can be
easily slipped on and off. Those who
have adopted them say that they give
with the motion of tho body and are de
cidcdly comfortable.
Great latitude i'll caps and hats rs pen
iniSsible
Russell boots nre tho correct firing, and
their chief essential must bo low hoels.
They como in three stylrv-low, medium
and very high. Tho medium aro the
most popular. as most women find those
reaching nearly to tho knee clumsy
When wearing these. kggings AFRO TN
necessary, but this Is more Of "a disad-
vantage than otherwise.
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LJ,GAL NOcICfS.

4 KUsTEE'i sALf.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
dated 18Th day a. October 1894, recorded in
clerk office or ilus,ngs Court. city OF Koanohe,
Va, ID ceec book ~ page j25, in which z. X.
woodward AID wife conveyed tO the under
signed trustee the real estate therein described.
IN trnst 10 secure TO Roanoke Trust, Loan and
Ssie Deposit Company. payment OF the cum OF
Si,WV, evidenced as therein SGT ont, and default
having been made in the payment OF said debt,
and being requested 10 do by the holder
thereof, shall on SATURDAY, 22ND DAY OF
June, lsy5, at y O'Clock, noon. in front OF the
courthouse, in the city OF Roanoke. proceed to
cell nj public auction 10 the highest bidder ali of
the property conveyed in said deed TO wit:
That certain parcel OF land ing IN the city OF
ROANOKE. Va. beginning at the northwest corner
or the Vast Bnd boulevard and ID street, thence
with street in a northery direction 1902 feet
TO An alley. thence with said alley in 4 westerly
direction ca feet To point on same. thence In a
sspnthery direction $50 feet to the boulevard,
thence In al easterlJ direction with the boule-
ward IS feet to the Beginning
This properly has on II a oommodious two
story frame dwelling with all modern oonven.
fences and is in good repair. This sale will 10
made subject 10 lien OF IS so. scared in deed OF
trust from K Il. Woodward and wife to s. W.
Jamison. trustee, dated January 1, $780, to secure
TO A. NJ. and w. NJ. Fnler payment OF $500
evidenced by bond therein described, OF even
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-23

wear. Plain chiffon is preferable 10 the
embroidered sort rs being more delicate
looking.
Poppics and roses are succeeding violcts
among fashionable millinery flowers. rs
the latter have been 50 universally worn
that they have lost all individuality. not
To say novelty. Largo blucts nrc also among
tho newest blossoms produced ny tho arti
flcial flower maker
Large mcshcd Yelling Is now worn by
the majority Of women as being more he
coming to the complexion than the fine
nets formerly popular.
some OF the prettiost summer ca.pcs arc
those made Of cloth having an all over nat
tern of cut embroidery. These grp made
exceedingly full and have silk lining Of
contrasting color and sometimes a frlll
or fine plating Of silk matching the cloth
Is added around pho edge. a full ruchc OF
ribbon covers the collar
y great deal OF ornamentation is en-
pioycd for some OF the bouffant summer
sleeves, shirring, tucks and plaitod fr.lls
giving an elaborate effect to the already
large balloon.
Tho sketch shows u dress bonnet of
coarse russell straw with sprays of mauvo
dahlias, with thoir foliage, at tho bnck
and front. On the right side IL placed an
aigrct of ivory laco, whilo on tho left a
dahlia Ii arranged to fall upon tho hair.
JUDO CHoLLET
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-23

TRUSTEES SALE-WnEREAS A CERTAIN
tt,,o 1eyu oi trust was executed by James E.
Ghailn and Nora s. Chafin, his Wife TO (;corp,
j. Poet trustee, bearing date August The XXX
us's>. G. ghtccn hundred aud ninety.tWo and "a
eorueu III me clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
lor INC CITY or Roanoke, Va, August So lSGa. in
decd book 81 page IL, IA secure inc prrfotmsnco
Oh certain conditions and payments spucin cd in
certain bond executed by the said James s,
Chaihn, with even date with said deed, for the
payment OF $1Uo to the National Mutual Building
anu Ian Association, of New York, in
cation; and whereas the said Gsorrc j
ieci mas resigned the said trust and the iudge OF
VIC husIluss Court for The city or Roanoke Wiz
Sinti ut the April term 1875 did appoint III Mus
Mcuehcc rs trustee in tho place and stead Of
ueu oy stAtnte, to all the parties IN interest ana
whereas, dcfault has been mlde In the payments
ana cohdltions mentioned In ssid bond m d deed
ing been required soto do by the benedcisry the
NATIONAL Mutual Building and Losn Association
OF New York, shall, hy virtue OF aaid deed and
pursuant 10 hetcrms thereon proceeG to sell Az ~
pu,nnlic anction, 10 the highest bidder, on JUNE
Inc r ros cri az ~ O'Clock M on tho promises, all
follows. towi: ~ 't"e" Ns
sGee, INin,h avenue southwcst three hundred
V'oD icet east y! Park street, and running ~ ,nc~
IN westerly direction with Watts street twenty
HiNcl.93l lcct 10 point, thence in a northcrly
direction one hundred and thirty Cl8O fect 10 nm
a!iey' Thence in an castery direction with said
allcy twenty five (25) feet To q point thence In -
sonihcrly direction one hundred and thirty G3m
ieet to the place OF beginning and known rs the
eastern nan OF lot number seventeen Q7) in sec
tIn, t.tteen 90 or the Lewis addition TO the said
aEhM Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF ox-
ccntihg this trust, Including a commission 10 the
trustee, and to pay on said bond with arrearaers
Huc thereon, amounting to seven hundtc ed and
~, one collars and scvcntynvc cents. Va OF May
ISL, 10 ana the balance, II any, in one and two
equai annual iustalments, due in twelve ANA
Itwcity'tour months with interest thereon from
natc, me purchaser executing negotiable notee
iof deferred payments and ured nv n deaJ OF
truet on the property sold
5-l-tds, JUNTUS McGEuEE r,,rs,,o
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COATS AND SKIRTS.
Hairoloth Gowns More Expensive. but They
Arc stu Worn.


CapcS, though undoubtedly tho outdoor
garments of tho hour, will not completely
monopolizc the fashionable wear, and tho
jackets that have been prepared for those
who feel equal TO wrestling with tho got
ting on and of (ovcr sleeves composed of
couple of yards OF material OF II cont
are nearly all tight fitting, with shorter
basqucs than they havo boon OF lotc cut
with, ana tho most popular form of trim
ming Is applique OF velvet, cloth, satin aud
silk, applied To the largo Robcspierro rev.
ers, collar and cuffs Fawn appears to be
tho color for those coats az for an immense
numbero of tho model gowns and capcs seen.
Haircloth, which grows more aud more
expensive, IL roquircd rs IL complete lining
for the skirt only when godcts aro desired.
1t refuses To cOnfinc itself In small gathers.
and therefore when il Is Carried up tho
back OF skirt rs far rs the waist godots
arc the result. whatever may have been
tho original intention Of tho amateur
drcssnnker. Where ~ plain gathered skirt
Is desired shc hGircloth should be carried
not more than IS inches above the horn.
but very carefully fitted to the shape OF tho
skirt, with tho hair running parallol with
tho hem. Ii must he carefully scwod to-
gethcr To prevent its pulling apart au the
seaIhs--a fault to which it is prone.
French drcssinnkcrs who cannot afford
SILK Innings employ alpaca otherwise bril-
hantinc, which has certain stiffness and
body
The gown of which an Illustration is
given is of violet vcloutine The skirt.
which falls In godcts, has " slight train
and Is trimmed around the foot with an
application of duchess lace The t;.blicr
is defined by two quillcs OF emerald vol.
vet. Tho fitted bodice has three plaits OF
emerald velvet, which extend over tho
yokclikc collar Of lace. This collar Is wide
enough To lie upon the expansive vcloutno
sleeves, which have deep cuffs OF lace.
JUDO CuOLIET
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-23
LEGAL NOTICES,

lSubLiC SALE OF THE PROPERTY OF TIL p
do., H ~ iron Company.-By virtue OF
ISo9 OF trust executed on the sth cay Of Aortl
-; ~ tnc Cushinan Iron Company. RI corded In
eeeu DOOR 10, page 525 in the cerk's Office OF The
COUNTY court OF Roanoke county Vn tho Roa
tsms'.s ~ Loan and Safe Deposit Company, az
t ,us'es ~ me said decd Will sell, on the Orsm
,,scs, ON TIL 3TH DAY OF MAY, 1895 Tic fol-
iowing described property, to-wIt: "a
conn,y ~ 1Seataln lot OF land situated in the
ttoIInty OK toanokc, State of Virginia, dcsipnn-
Ied on the plat of subdivision OF tho RoanoEc
a. nia2p M GompGnys land into lots, known
record in the clerks Office OF Inc conntv ncvt 20
RHSoahoke county October 2lst, 1871, (as mari Of
by the no J. eeing the same property conveyed
Cushman zion Company by deed dated the ~ o NE
Oh NoVcmber, 1891 and recorded In the cierIS
S Soot n.cd me 90, county OF Roanoke in deed
ueeu OF trust aforesaid more pSrticu Ar dcscr;n
ZION OF said property is given by meets md
!nus Iogether with all structures, build
tools ana Instruments owned by the Cnshtnn,
IRON Company thereon erected, therein con
. .a,hou or used In connection herewith on thc
following terms: va VIZ
one,iourth OF the purchase money to he paid
III casn, and The remainder to be paid in Install.
m,on.s 20 become due In six, twelve and eighteen
tnsI cate which said deferred payments shall be
, $1,000 oy decd OF trust or the premises and
phrsoper,y sod The deed OF trust under which
.n,s sue VIII be made given to secure pro
,tn oonus 10 the amount OF 6vo thousand dollars
MIN n interest payable or the ssuo scmi.annually
", tc Y,n gay OF April and October OF each year
i Deiault having been made in the payment or the
interest, evidenced by the coupons on 1--WE thoua
anu anu VolInss interest bonds payable October iSg3
havin he anu 0Stoher ISL aud written request
,hn, i.s pcoii MADE by the holders OF said bonds
that the property should he sold in accordsnco
WITH the terms of said decd
TIE ROANOKE TRUST LOAN ANN c.rr
DhPOSlT COMPANY. Trustee. '1'N L
By $. W. JAMISON
'i' JUS Secretary and Treasurer
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICJ,
hotel pioperty-ty virtue OF deed of trust
ditod on lith February 1892, and duly recorded
IN the clerks otiic. or the Hastings Court in the
city OF Roanoke, Va In deed book "a, page t3s
in which >. " iiowerton conveyed TO the under,
signed certain real estate therein described, IN
trust 10 secure TO a. NJ. and w. NJ Fuller thc nav
ment OF the sum OF $500 ut five years after thu
date thereof, Gs therein set out with interest
thereon VI u per cent. per annum, payable aemI.
annually; and default having been made In Tho
payment OF two OF the scmi.annual interest nav.
ncnts, winch matnrcd on the 18th day OF AuGu-t
1891, and lith February, 1905, respcctiyeIys and
default having also been made in tho pnyniert off
insurance premiums and taxes on said premises
As provided III said deed TO bc paid, and hayiul,
Dccn requested by the holder OF said Interest and
Insurance obligations so to do viii ON
SATURDAY, JUNE Sru, 1876. Arp o't'iOCJ;
H., on the premises, proceed to sell at nnblic
auction 10 The highest bidder, all the prohe,tv
conveyed in said deed, to wit;
INA certain lot OF land, with the improve.
merits thereon, lying In the city OF Roanoke Va.
Beginning At sthe southwest corner OF Railroad
avenue ana Nelson street, thence sc nth degrees
10 minutes west 100 feet, thence north 81 degrees
10 minutes west IS feet thence north d grccs Il
minutes east 100 feet II Railroad avenue, thence
win said hailroad avenue south 81 degrees %
minutes cast 10 feet TO the plac OF beginning,
being known liz lots Nos. ~ and 30, IN ward 3, a.
SHOWN by map OF Roanoke Land and Improve
meht company: This land has on 1t three
story orlck MOTEL building, formerly known n the
Palace and Southern Hotels; is situated opposite
the Union passenger station and one square from
market house. This sale will be made subject IN
the deed OF trnst securing the 50 SEQ AZ above de-
scrioed which natures on the 18th day OF Feb
ruSry. 1877, with interest thereon at per cent
per anhum, payable semi-annnaliy, according to
the tenor of interest coupons attached to the
bond, evidencine said debt, each coupon being in
the sum or SlC5, the first OF which Is duo and
payable on the 18th day OF August, 1895; tho next
on the 18TH OF February, lS96, on 80 on months
until the debt is fully paid.
TEhAS:-Cash 80 TO past due interest, in
suranoe, premimums and taxes, amounting 10
f4h;l9 and the costs OF executing this trust. in
ending trustees commission OFFS per centum.
tne purchaser 10 assume the payment OF $500
debt with interest as above described 10 NJ
and w. n. Fuller. Balance, IL any, payable in
TWO equal annual instruments with interest 10 he
evidenced by negotiable notes OF purchaser and
secured by deed OF trust on the property
80. ). w. JAMESON,
tus. Trustee.
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portion OF tho decoration of every petit.
coat, ere usually more are less corded and
garniturc OF llcc and ribbons is employ
ed, rs for silk skirts
Tailor nndc skirts show no essential
change. They are made with fullncss nj
tho sides and back, but plain in front
Tho seams arc strapped, often with satin
Satin and satin duchess nro much worn
Sllkcn fabrics are now brought out in i'm
mcnsoly wido wcavcS, the cross way of
which Is ample for the length of tho skirt
This simpliiics cutting very much and
savos soains which aro always unpleasant
1t Is to be hoped shat wide silks have come
To stay, rs even when we do not want cir
cular skirts and godcts we Ike To have
goods "cut to advantage, us drcssmakcrs
say, and % inch silks involve n great deal
of waste.
1t Is said that summer gowns will be
very simple, but that Is doubtful. cycept
as far ~ young girls are concerned and
they should be always simply dressed. II
Is time that skirts are usually plain, but
they arc so wide and 80 thoroughly lined
that woman could scarcely support the
added weight of trimming.
Tho evening gown shown in the illustra-
ton Is of rose satin duchess The gudct
skirt has two quillcs of rosc ribbon f;,ston
cd by choux. The full bodice is cut 10 fall
off tho shoulders, and brotelcs of ribbon
terminating in chouX hold Il in plncc \
bertha OF guipurc in square tabs, sur
rounds tho dccollctnge.
I No.
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PY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRuS'r
~ dated LIST October, 1890. and duly recorded
IN Office or clerk of Hastings Court for Roanoke.
va, In deed book No. rs page 3gl, executed by
Sanic M Webb and II. Il. Webb her husband.
TO secure the bond OF Snllic NJ. webb in penal
Association, and default having been made in
me monthly payments and other of the condi.
lions OF said bond. and being thereto required
18TH JUNE, 1895, AT 10 O'CLOCK, NJ, on tho
PREMISES ms proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
ming at point on last side Of COMMUNICATIVE
avenue 1913 feet north of Wells street nj corner OF
an II foot alley, thence with said alley i'm an
castery direction 162 feet TO point thence
north % degrees 40 minutes east a. feet TO point,
. .l in Inc parallel with said alley in a
avenue, thence south 50 degrees west SEQ fcct IN
the point Of beginning. being lot No on plat of
scott S Wright dated July, 1SSS. On this lot IL
connections twostory franc dwelling house.
TERMS-Cash. IL s. TROiTT
tbs 1,rrsto,