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New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

Ing week; IN the afternoon the market dali closing
larry steady On OF little foreign buying at so
&c net Cash wheat quiet sales were re-
ported Of 5000 bush 40 Northern Duluth at ii2c over
MAY. o b. at May eli s.G AT $50. No red Ia
quoted az II MAJ ah1at. ~ hard: &c over
Sl"y + aHoat..... .cORN-rhe market FOR ccrn
opened quiet ta.s morning. but about steady az sst
advance. sympathetlcaiy WIKI the wheat. The
trade ursged 10y large exports. Eradsireets *
ures Tor the week being 3119cr oush. gainst -slt"
push the preceding week since July ne total has been
1i.3OpON bush. an Increase of -. itl. 90 uush me
amount ~ aoat fo Europe increased UtVc oush
Argentine @ypor-s FOR i9st l22iopo busn
The "oriis exports. including 5000 bush from Russ a.
and $4,000 busn from the Danube. were i'.sVU bu-t:
against "'ocoV bush preceding week The nlarhet
closed steady al &c advance Exporters took ~ ads
o: corn the basis Z 3iG3ii4c b. afoat Tor NO
ard private @2o0O bush ~ sold. delivered NJ
quoted 2a'et 5000 yo'.0w II 3i.c. de
lv-fed OATSrhc arSe FOR oats ~as quiet and
little weaker to-day The receipts have l-en IN eN''Sa
of the demand of la-. and during the last week nere
was an increase the visiie supply 4 loi2ro tush
Tne demand 70 oats Toy small and locally me
cash demand is light. Futures closed quiet to-day 81
&C Ieclne Cash ul. ani easier: Sal's
reverted of 81 o0c BUSH ii ludng oJ bu-r No AZ
20sc: 20" bush n white. o.; 35oVo bush track ana
nngrad-d white. .lGSic. as 70 quality: 100 bush IN
graded mixed .3i4c delivered: 1000 bush N cllpp'i
10 > quoted --isc. and No whiie. -i2c.
...... .RYi.-Maiket nominal at ioG dc for carlos
BARLEY Nari.e; eady. sales. 5oVNr bush feeing NJ
..,c I. May mailing quoted IT 3sriic AS 70 QudIy
.Hl't NWHEATMaI dun at 35c for prime 9tite
Z. tack -
The qu 3ann= TO-DAY prices FOR the previous
day sHd prices for the corresponding date .s'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

. pyCRrreEMENTs and suhseriptieae foe The rrt-
"A uns received At Their Uptown once 10 Ls<1 hres1
ser,semsnS the tolo.lne es.ash sses. q
sye. cor sss-ss iss s.h ave. cor ish a. nssya
;w Ne, az ST. near 9Th ave % East ilsh 81 -
W..t ss;- Ssiw.sn lik and sth .,s. - Rsss nh
:r. =" 's nssr si:ss.: iI: nssy.. s;:r ss;:r :t S.h.:t -
R,s.ckss- aeos sa-.vs go E.. 'sss,.s q, :s a.
sca "a ave - "a ssT wsss
sS ave- lis, tsyr.. o-,h q, :os Pas, sab ct
rs ss-ss.. Al. ,ss Harlem ons..i ;"l :a-.y:. n.M
,.s.n BET ris sad ssh sves 90 west itssS-ss a.
.. Bvcsxiys oMc,s m' yu1"e - - ksnse - -
ssaa Myrslo-oSa. oaas 0seo1wog.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
nm ~D~ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

N For Ia Gaayna Puero caisao '.,ucao ana Mara
...ho I'll. curacao from EIbert stores. hr-kiyn
= ,i,yf.yf El ....... Satufdiy. January - m
- ptttlApFI.PHiA. Wednesday. January -. p IN
50 'rOp MARAcAf8o VIA ST fHpAA-
,.f-p A. 40 NJ nf3y December -. y ~
r..e kr,e~ic.a steamers. lu expressly ff The uats
-. .,,.risr acoonaa1 1Isti1rs or pass~nseia
'@'' '.' EOl f.To< BLISS a. nALLETT.
M4n4rsfs ~ fr.r'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
NEx-yoRk DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 90 1896

common - r,od p, hrl, ard cows self9 - he'ers.
- oGs4 Is f-e,h and sprng.rs sls1s~
Market steady prime medium >, $50 3 90 priirf ixAt
~ - pigs s. ei1Ss 20; heavy hogs - 400 * So g.d
r1u-hs 5. s5IS Sheep-Narket active prime S eo1
-5 good 50 loS3 80. fair mixed. s3d>3 -. Common
y e. so cu. J) choice. $. .5isS W, crnsn'n To
"a lambs. <34s4 81. veal calves St<J %
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

and placed the present crop -
cent O,er last seasons which -tJ2is tons. C. Il.
Jahn Co report that receipts u sugAr AZ New leans
- - Ids ~ -6j fAs against ioa"+
hhds GSi 7gi tts year Th- London market Was
quiet ar1 steady cane with quoted az liz 81
and far refining ~ Rect brt que- with
month quoted - ii.i and moatn a. p IL
The refined market quiet but steady and uncnan."i
srangaiei qult-c 4Ac.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
wing shows the highest. lowest and closing
~" ..,.,,eal position Of Brazil coffee is as follows.

FloCK AND MEAIl-Thsre was little stesdier tone
the rJur market to-day although buyers s protest
Against paying more previous asAanx prices 4he
steadily held but dull sales Of western icdr
~s.s only ssi5 OF toia4 sales oi ~ ~ p"g' Sa.e.
Included nD.s winter patents Al $ov$o 10 90 tDs
ssignts. 81 oO4S4 49, $50 bDls extra No ?5 ~: ~
ykgs spring patents s. ~ Ia SACKS and oo9@4 ~ IN
tt.s 3OV IBIS cl,as 81 e3 10 10 6o!s ey 20 ~
az IS. l. s25 Dbs city clears say ~. .BISk-
WHEAT FLLCk-NaTket dull Al ~ IDusi 80 70 erNe
snc syyt......RYE FLOCk-Dul: sales go oLs a,
" tSgsz %. CORN NAEAL-Suiei Quoted a. - oo9
Quoted Fine white 7sg7sc: yellow, 75a7se; coarse,
ov9e2c .FEED-DuiI. ted: 40 70 and " 10 g 9
:.sc: l0o G2lsg6.zc: sisAps. @ioc: re !esa vS
~ &C. hominy chop 5Ov52 eottonsesd .eAi sScVsi'
o;!mesl sIixcuSl city feed. cOg62'se.
GRAIS-WHEAT-The wheat market opeaed Al an Ao-
vance u SQ<c al New-York the reports OF Ihise
decrease the Of wheat for Europe
there was sIso little disposition buy repetition
Of the Argentine reports of small exports surplus a.
though hand there were sdvices from inda
Il good Province OF Oudh. where the acre
age 10 about $4,000 The markets abroad. those hst
open quiet showing but slight cnAnSs Taeis
large ahoat Tor Europa. due 70 small
exports Black Sea and United states Ihs Ge
crease $4,000 bush Black Sea exports were light
Only $1,000 bush The American exports were
saal. total figuring up the lightest Tor severai
months Amounting by Bradstreets nsures 20 2lll.vO
lush SPA 900 bush the preceding week and since
July ss.67S.00O busa increase over last year oi
81 10000 bus Local stocks showed light decreases IN
Of 583 600 bush The visible supply decreased
for The 2OO00 bush Receipts In the Northwss,
exports United states 2ill 900 bush Argentine
60 90 push Rvssa i4lGooo bu:n Dsnabs oco eusn.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
cAyANNAu LINE FOR FLORIDA GEORGIA a.

~ f-.o, 81 y. r., Tuesdays. Ihvre-
tn -~.sa. ~., 49,, ,es -, 4 T. n for savannah direct.
Wv y Auras,a. Dec. - i, "rsnae pgsaes's ;sa'
u,rrir shar,. Jan. kansas 'ly ..t.+.. jan
t.r,urpass.l cabin oscomrioiations .onn -cit,ns AZ
,v,th rali lirss al points n Fllrids, the
"a so,hves; For tickets and freight rates sppy
at ga ass Broadway, az the fsr. foot of
- =
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

o.,vcston Dec - s--tNtton-Hoiday. net and rloss
ept IN M baies exports To the Continent. ss'S bales
stock l59sIs bales - ,.,,, a.. -, -,
,rtoIx Dee 2s.sptton dull mIddiins, GAc low mid
ding ii Toe: and gross receipts. esl bales;
bQi's o.. 49,. -. 49,. ..s.. -.,x6,,c.
Nsw Orleans. Dec 2x-cotton quiet ana easy m'danns
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

ss.c: ov middlng exc: good ordinary etr; ns. 49,
10 a. Dalss g.oss 2ieI tales szies a"oo bales soes
1893 bales. ,.,.-- A.. tcv
r1tttrg 6i.r net srsss receipts 49," %
pIrts coastv. -. .5s baes. sales. i5' bA'ess ss
lss 49, bales
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
New-York. December IS. 1896

rro, No foundry .Sl2 - Flour Einn. patent. 20
a, So NJ. soft. IL - Lard. prime. ........ -
............... 3 % No1isses. OK prime.
sn,er lake ingot.. II 31ig Hogs, dressed ii,b. -
go ra-.......... - ~ I-licw. prine..... BIC
,vrs,t NJ . UIl, ltrk
,.o-u No = mixed. -3i2 seei family ........ $50
1s-s No -. Beef Is ~
.,cttcn. lilo sTanulated..- 4-s
80 NJ I.ic... lO.s
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29

j THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCisco
Isfh-fus for all Wes Coast for's q
Mrxco. Central aai South Arsrlsa .
Steamers 50 sr,m per ,t-0t West 2ith -. Y.
,nvA~,r - De- ~ rcla AiLiANCA. .. Jan III. ncso
F,r rates amply ni cDmpanys rlce ~ r. afsay
FDflN MUIR T Mr. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

np. Canada Russia per bb co07os. tomatoes fi'raa'
carrier. <las. "a.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
nvrRrIsENENr. M ..oa. %, -, NJ ~.
Cl.YpE LINE.
suNRT.rsTpN e.
A. -, Ft4 s\I -HffNfIhA f@I


ArxSO>Vff.F.E AM Nd FLORIDA lolSFr
pm r.. - b tf.It . Y rnf't 90 80. 2 m o..
toNNNrtfE 'Af. y Jlsk...--... N',.f' ~ - ..
...u,.estt..e,c,s. 81, - 'f1.k Tgerfds Jan. >
mr. .''., 't.. . il.L - Gas. lar. 3
st..tn.r. have ssfr fef .e'nnl liit hs
9'''"'' utv q tsfYpr A 3 rrrsl Nserfs.
R.Nfng 6rrfr. y. \.
49,, 80. - In, -, 3 a 4 f.l- "a aeln,iiis
~ 70. = r,e'.et ana pis..ns.r iss t.l ChaIi-s a
r q EGER General ks.rf 81 uroad~af. y y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
NLD DOMINION LINE.
~ DAILY SERVICE

" DAILY SERVICE
f,r a., p,n, comfort Sort, IA NeNp''t News P-f~rs-
bug g1r,srlsath. rnnrrs rs.n,. hchinonf Nmsin
-, .l.sf r. -. e.. -1nj1r
IT, -. -, 3s : .r-0 River salirr Every week dli,
..,i s.t.risy AZ . y and sntsr;av 4
~ l. s;i'lIIArDEU Nic~-Fres 4nt rfaric Ngr
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
rp~~-H LINE
1nMp AGNIE GE\ERAL Irlnslllln'lnne.

y DfpD,-r LINE TO UANRE- PARIS TRANCE.
ptt.,s..-"',,,, pt.,s.-' 80 trp. 80 - Sat. in O n
80 >~''or.@ @rfl. rsinn. q. ... sat. Jan a n.
n, - -, p.s,a.e Frst ci.ss \ % Pire 81 ane
upsa,,i. r'f4ins p isaf fare io . par 90 seat
w ~ ,,ni. al. tt.fs's So, ..-r- Parts ssi IS
y r1usiPr G.rr-al Artn' o wiaf Green. Y
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
NgAIIoRY STEAMSHIP LINES.

o s.>ls rf0r.l0 .ah ,-ifIra 80. {. .rIa. Nsxiel
,.,-va Fl..ff. Also IL -Q-nf- Afh
SNfiN,, .. ~ .rs Afsarr coast o. lure"ies. "a -
A rlisr Npras. tflss = TIE o. : No. :. s,.,rr.
= r., Ap, ff,r.f. TRIPS Fu1 WiNTf-H No>fts
N-i,e - au- G4-PsGE - 'FFT Q ny frla ! t-.-
T. 4 MAIfon|f 30 ien Ng-- fIeF ~ y. ~. y y
New-York tribune., 1896-12-29
cJAPAMsgW0yM.
: WHITE STAR LINE.
CI\ARn LINE.

~ TO LIVERPOOL. RY QUEENSTOWN.
C,f,,,n,a I"n 3 D. -~r ..... Jan - m
Au-suia ... I.n " T. 4 rl ''fnpsna ltn m
rn.~~la f,n IL {. q ga rmlria. Ffh y ~ a n
ilrn pier 49, NoitN rter. f'li = 'iarks'n
For - -hf ln. rassa.e alply at the cnpsny once
No Blwiirr ,;fr-n. Nsw yrS - , .
VERNON - HRDW< 4 co. General Assns
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
OUR BUSINESS

Is to knock the spots out of things and
now is the time to give us the chance to
show you how we do it. We are the peo-
pie. Any and all kinds of work DONE and
done right. 1t is one thing to have your
clothing cleaned and dyed in cur place;
then you know they are not put out of
shape and draggled just to catch dollar.
Our past years Of experience and earnest
endeavors should be our card to keep us
busy all this fall cleaning and dyeing the
latest shades OF the season. Prices rea-
sonable and kind attention is our aim.
Respectfully, JAMES DEVON,
40 Campbell avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
Hat Trimmings.

500 Black Birds, worth CSC, at
10c.
500 Quilts, regular price 1Oc, at
&c.
500 0-inch Ostrich Plunes, worth
soc, at 25c.
500 Jet Buckles reduced to SC.
500 Jettcd and Plain Coque
Feathers, worth sec, reduced to 15c.
400 Jet Crowns, regular price
SOC, at 10c.
500 yards Of fine Dresden Rib
bon, regular price zoe yard, re-
duced to DC.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
WILL BE DEFERRED.

Owing to the fact that Thomas i.
Moore,. of Christansburg. common
wealth S attorney for Montgomery coun-
ty, will speak in Roanoke on Tuesday
evening next and another Democratic
speaker on the night following, the for
nation OF the cold Hickory'' club will be
deferred until later in the week, due no.
tice of the time to be hereafter published
Mr.. Moore has heretofore been an ardent
Republican, but the good points of the
Chicago platform have impressed him to
the extent that he has been converted to
the cause of Democracy, and he has taken
the stump in its advocacy Mr.. Moore is
apieasing speaker and one we'll posted on
the principles involved in the present
campaign.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
MARKETS YESTERDAY.

A large number of country wagons were
on the market yesterday. Prices ranged
as follows: Chickens, 10 to 25 cents;
dressed, Is to 30 cents; sweet potatoes, 12
cents per gallon; Irish potatoes, 8 cents
gallon: apples, 10 cents gallon; peaches,
20 cents gallon; tomatoes, 10 cents gallon;
turnips, 10 cents gallon; lima beans, 10
cents quart; cabbage, to 5 cents head;
egg plants, cents each; chestnuts, 10
cents quart, $3.50 bushel; radishes, 5
cents bunch; carrots, 8 cents bunch; but
ter, 10 to 20 cents pound.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
A SENSIBLE WOMAN,

a large number of people were gathered
in group ut the market house yesterday
morning, rs usual, arguing politics. The
argument had grown to fever heat when
an able-bodied farmers wife elbowed her
way into the crowd and told them that
they could talk gold standard and McKin
ley until doomsday, but that nothing
would ever do this country any good
until favorable legislation for the farmer.
The ring leaders in the discussion sulked
away and the woman was left in posses
sion of the field.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
A SUNDAY MORNING SERIES.

DIR. Broughton has announced series
Of four sermons to be delivered Sunday
mornings at II o'clock in his church on
"The Deeper Spiritual Life and What it
Implies" All interested in this subject
are invited to attend the whole series
To-day's subject is 'The Fact of the
Deeper Life and How to Obtain It." At
night DIR. Broughton will discourse on the
"Death of the Soul.n
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
Y. M. G.. A,

This is rally day for all men Mt Y. NJ.
c. A.hall. The cool season is now here.
Every man in the city should take an
interest in the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. The meeting to-day will be of
specia! interest. Brief addresses will be
made by city pastors. Vocal solos will
be rendered by Mrs w. j. Wright and
MIR. w. S. McClanahan, accompanied by
piano.
The regular monthly board meeting
will be held on Tuesday evening at
O'Clock at the association parlors
The woman's auxiliary will hold their
regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. A full attendance is desired
The gymnasium classes commence on
Tuesday night at $50 and O'Clock.
Members should secure their physical ex.
animation at once
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
AMoNo THE CHURCHES.

Inc regular monthly .meetin.E of. tn
baptist Sunday-school Union will ,.,e hell
at the First Baptist Church this after, 'ool
at o'clock.
| AT Trinity Methodist Church the com.
munion will be administered and Mt night
the pastor will commence protracted
meeting which will be continued Through.
out the week.
at the First Baptist Church the pastor.
Rev. Thomas j. Shipman, will preach
morning and evening. Sunday school at
9;3O The attendance continues to in
crease. On last Sunday over so per cent.
of the roll were present.
Preaching at Belmont NJ. E. Church.
south, morning and night by the pastor,
Rev. w. d. Keene. Reception of new
members ut the morning service. and Mt
night special revival services will begin
and will continue throughout the week
AT the Fourth Avenue Christian Church
the usual services will be conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Ira W. Kimmel. Sum
day school at 9:3O a. m. Theme at morn
ing discourse: "How God Reveals Him
self to the World" At night the Chris
tian Endeayor Society will conduct the
services.
The Rev. w. c. Campbell returned
from Harper's Ferry yesterday morning
and will occupy his pulpit AT the First
fresoyterian Church morning and night
to-day Sunday-school at 0:30 a. M, and
the young peoples meeting at 6:45. The
evening service will begin ut 7:3O.
At the Second Presbyterian Church.
corner of Roanoke street and Tenth ave.
nue. s. W., Rev. r. c. Anderson, Jr., pas
tor, there will be preaching, public recep-
ton OF members, infant baptism ann the
Lords Supper Mt II II. M, to-day. Usual
services at 1880 p. IN. and meeting of ses-
SION t0r the purpose of receiving members
ut 1880 II. m Those desiring to unite
with the church will please send in their
letters or meet with the session Mt this
time.
a service for men and women will be
held at the West End building this after
noon beginning at $3.50 O'Clock It will
be an evangelistic service, and the aim
VIII be to conform to the line of work
that has been carried on at the tent SER
vices. Rev. III. l. Stephens, pastor of ST.
James Church, will deliver the address
All are invited.
Services Mt ST. Paul's Reformed Church
at l i a. M. and 1880 p. M, Rev. Lewis
Relter, pastor. Sunday-schooI at D. m.
Preaching at Greene Memorial ut II a.
M. and 1880 p. IN. by the pastor, Rev.
Thomas e. Carson. Sacrament of the
Lords Supper at morning service. Also
an invitation given to unite with the
m Revival services ut night. Ep-
We at p. NJ.
james v IT,. Church. South. Mt
h SD iH. se the reception
NeNt '.eFS q "a sacra-
ga Fl 1ne LORD unpcr ui IS; ir-
ISL re- nrvirai at ,i-esl ri.-h Nar
vices l 2O
A. stcec, y, E u .e1~ ,-ill
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
VERY RISKY BUSINESS

In these times of uncertainty it is n
very risky thing to buy an article on the
instalment plan from any firm to whom
you have to give negotiable notes in set
Element, as the firm is no longer in Il posi-
tlon to extend the time when necessary,
after the notes have passed into other
hands. Think over this. We do not
require notes. Manufacturers branch
house. Richmond Music Co., C. Il. Jen-
nings, Manager, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
FIRST PREMIUM

The Business College night school will
open Monday night with full attend
"nce:; Those not having an opportunity
Nv school should come. We have
MISUNDERSTANDING light,
-p t~nctor for each depart
'H'-' FHorthand needs
4ructor is
irHt -h, na -ni-
ali lrr. tbt l.f
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
a COMING DISPLAY

The popular shopping resort of Heron
linus & Brugh announce on the fourth
page of this issue that they will inaugu-
rate their fall opening on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week. The
ladies of Roanoke know that this means
display of beautiful and high-grade
goods, and they no doubt will turn out
en- masse to see the exhibition.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
THE BEST GOING.

The Philadelphia One-Price Clothing
House offers for the coming week mar
Vicious bargain in clay worsted suits. See
their adj, where you will find generous
proposition attached to this offer. The
statement can be, relied upon as abso-
lutely correct. If you want fine under
wear go to the cold Reliable"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
AT THE ST. JAMES.

r. A. Heavelin, Marion, Ind; ]. F.
Hollowell, Rocky Mount; j. B. Fried
man, Shenandoah, Pa; Sc. S. Dennis,
Bluefeld;..E. d. Fink, Radford; G. Lough-
lin, Richmbnd; p. f. Almond, Norfolk
and Western; F. NJ. Stanley, Bristol, are
registered at the ST. James
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04

Salu t
into my pa
Mr. Saunders 10
throughout his speech rt
with most liberal applause. IL
clusion of his speech, and as the spe.
was preparing to take his seat, there was
cry from hundred throats for him to
go on, and, though the audience insisted,
he could not be prevailed on to speak fur
ther.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04

c. e. Eckerle, president of the Business
College, and some of his instructors, have
been securing students at the Botetourt
fair the past week
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04

w. K. Andrews & Co., 219 Salem ave
nue., have control of Red Ash, the best
grade coal on the market, also for Kim
ball, fine substitute for anthracite, and
much cheaper.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
TO ORGANIZE A TEAM.

There will be a meeting Mt the Y. NJ. c..
A. tomorrow night at 1880, for the pur-
pose of organizing football team.
Everyone interested invited to be present.
The team will not be o. -ized under the
auspices of the Y NJ
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04

uers' speech ut the old opera house last
night He is young man with great
present and still greater future.
The month of the "sere and yellow leaf''
is with us, though thus far it is unac-
companied by it's usual companion, the
Indian Summer
1t looks rs though Baltimore will win
the Temple cup series from Cleveland
the Monumental city boys having already
won the first two games. a case of the
Orioles" eating up the Spiders"
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
MCKINLEY CLUB MEETING.

The Mckinley and Hobart club will
meet in the hastings court, room Mt 8 p
m. Monday. All members of the club
are requested to attend, as business of
Importance will come before the club,
which demands the presence of all mem
bers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
FREE SILVER spEAI
Hon. e. w. Saunders Present
sues Last Night.

non. f. w. Saunders Present IT'D Dr.
sues Last Night.
Hon. e. w. Saunders, mer
Virginia legislature from Frai ,-..
ty, spoke to q large and enthusi s III
ence Of Roanoke Democrats -ne
opera house last night. The S.
introduced by Roy B. Smith,
OF the executive committee, an, a ea.
siderable time held the closest
of his hearers
Mr.. Saunders went into an ..
discussion of the money ouesti nl
great overshadowing issue of
campaign. He spoke of the ca o.,
education and how it was beip Is. u.
before the people by the grea
parties, declaring that opponel
yer have gone into the campai
to educate the masses by heapii
epithets and villianous terms on
of the friends Of silver, while To
advocates have gone forth anon tl
pie teaching the truths of fri coma
and proving their assertions.
The speaker went into details of Sc d.
monetlzatioR act of England in SIC ora
reclted the effects this demoneti 'oab.f
had upon the common people OF I'm ana.
He then went into the history C.. on, ,,.,,-
liar act in the United States in 1878.
SiAS Hfih VI oiIC ulOlcJ Ol Cne COun-
try was cut down. He showed that it had
been secretly done by quoting from GER
tain Congressional committee report,
which went into the details regarding the
act, which at the time the report was
made were still fresh in the minds of
those familiar with the circumstances. In
reference to Mr.. ingalls, saying that who
ever says that silver was secretly demon
cited was either a knave or fool, he
said that in the face of the proof that he
had submitted to the contrary, and to
answer the gentleman with his own kind
OF argument, he said that the man who
said that it was not secret act is both Il
knave and fool.
During the course of his speech some
one in the audience propounded The fol-
lowing question; GLOW is John Hamp-
ton Hoge?" He quickly replied: "About
as stable rs the gold standard This
IS the cause of prolonged applause
he mention of Mr. Bryan's name
'monstration of wild APP
-nr The mention of Sem
i2i No' -noke of the
gems r'itfca5 COM
'lAe n0rsholS 20; thc
inA 1ou rl ~ ,flc f.llRcv
Tucnt welfare ~ e
'rup'e r ai iuan-
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04
WON THE GOLD MEDAL.

John Hannah won the handsome gold
medal offered by the Fincastle fair for
the champion bicycle rider The contest
ants were Hannah, Day and Ludwig,
with the former an easy winner Day
came in second.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04

90 cents to So saved by purchasing rail
road tickets from S. B. Pace & Co. ticket
brokers. Members of A. 4. b. A. 10
Jefferson street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04

Having been encouraged by number
OF friends, have concluded to accept a
limited number of pupils for the studies
of the violin and viola, as well as the Ian
guages, German and French. Applica-
tions will be received and further partic-
ulars can be obtained at the store of the
Richmond Music Company, % Salem
avenue. Very truly,
l.. II. PLUEMACHER,
care Ponce de Leon Hotel.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-04

'lia2 pY7- o -Acu
untitled
TO" s-ne pc will BE
given ava, eyelts s-b. An
babies under fou. o,
BILE; the first prize VIII esr
baby getting the most votes, .Ae ,,ol
prize and third prize reaching secon,. tii.l
third votes. Ladies, gentlemen and chill
dren, on paying admission, will be award
ed n vote. Prizes are handsome shades
and can be seen in the window Mt III
Jefferson street. Parents are earnestly
requested to send their babies names in
full on Monday.