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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-09
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Dlarrhea' &c. ACCENTS for large bottle
LEGAL NOTICES,
Under AND BY VIRTUE A CRRTAIN
deed OF trust execnted nv i I ns..iin -,

HNDBk AND BY VIRTUE IA CERTAIN
" oeea OF trust executed ny j. j. Breelin and
WHO 10 =. ID. kennard and j. Armstrong. trns.
tees, made and dated 18th December, 1894 and re.
corded in office OF clerk OF hustinvs conf 70
ROANOKE CITY: Va In deed book No. So, page 1iS
10 eocute inc New South Building and Loan As
ISOLATION" certain bond OF said j. j. Breslin' of
even date herewith, the undersigned having be en-
resigned their trust by an order OF the ssId
ings COURT and in pursuance of a decree entered
oy tue circuit court for the city of Roanoke Va
on l9tn DAY OF May. 1885, in thelchancery can,e nj
.. d. p.eenn We. New South Building and Loan
JULY, 1885, AT le O'CLOCK orre1 Sor az in "a
public auction, to the highest bidder in front q,
the courthouse In city OF Roanoke Va the fol
loWlng described land, with the commodious
dweilipg mouse and outbuildings thereon:
All .nat ,ot OF lsnd In city OF Roanoke Va, be-
Roanoke streets, thence eItendipS along thu
south elde OF High street north 70 deprees IN
minutes west vs. feet to . point, thence aouth o
degrees ~ minutes west and parallel with Roa.
t nose sSeet 1871 feet to the side OF alley 10
degrees u minutes east i46 feet 10 the plsce Of
bcginping.' ''-"o VI
TERMS OF sALR:-Cssh as TO sl.s,a 81 with
interest from Sist March, 1895, aud costs OF said
SUIT OF oIcsiln We. New South Building and Loan
Aeeociatlon and expenses OF this sal e. balance IL
any, payable in two equal successiye animal In
etalments, with interest from day Of sale
c. A Ntzhugh,
Trustee and Special Commits. Toner.
g. S. Brooke, clerk OF the circnit conrt N,
Roanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that tho
Dono required OF the special comm issioner by the
9eGrcc roIeireu 10 In foregoing notice. has been
6uiy gwen IN conformity with said decree, this
S Sane' 1880 SIS BROOKE,
osto Clerk.
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THE best nciQar on the market
Spanish Tw!s Boomers.
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pY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEER ov

wv u =. NlBURG, Trustee
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
Jersey CITY

Miss Annie Mullins married 10 James II.
Morgan on Tuesday afternoon by Father Clancy.
of 81. Brdget's Church. Only the immediate rela-
tivcs OF tho contracting parties were present.
The Rev. J. {. J. Peterson. pastor Of the Ger
man Lutheran Church. surprised AZ the par
sonage. No. pa Third-st.. Tuesday evening by
the several societies of the church. II the
fifteenth anniversary Of his pastorate. The sur
prise was arranged 10y the Ladies' Society. the
Mems Society. the Young Peoples Society and the
choir. The choir sang several selections Miss
Sfctmann gave piano solos Mis- Anna klussman
sang several solos. Mr.. Brandt played the violin
and the Rev. Mr. Rabbo. pastor OF the German
Reformed Church. Lafayette. delivered short al
dress
The Suuday-school Of the First German Evangcl-
ical Church had parade and picnic Wednesday in
Baldwin Park. The 30 pupils formed AZ ~" school
and marched through IA" principal streets of lower
Jersey city then through Newark ave. 20 IN" park
Monsignor De ConciliO OF 1T Mcha"ls Church.
will sail for Europe next Saturday or "A year W
cation. Arrangements ar" being mad" Tor a fare
w"ll reception to b. held In - Mlchaels Hall
\ clipping socahlc took place Friday night I'm
star was I'm charge OF the ATair.
grcssve cuchrc party ana smoker at the Catholic
club
- Micha"rs club will reopen on Monday.
Tho Suahiau N-relu viii hold IT, ninth annual
harness. home and festival tomorrow tn 1reenvillc
Schucfzcu Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Professor George c. Ryan. superintendent OF the
New Brunswick public schools. has returned TO
this city from Cottage city. Mass, where he has
been spending the summer
A Mckinley and Hobart banner Will be unfurled
by the members OF the Second ward Republican
Club rext week
The Rev Linn F. Wheeler. OF New Brunswick
will deliver an address on The Secret OF Effective
Teaching" at the meeting next week OF the Somer-
sci County Sunda school Association
Court Mddlosex No. "a, Ancient order OF Fores-
ters was organized In New brunswick on Tuesday
evening with sixty-one charter members Inc
grand officers OF the order In New-Jersey con-
ducted the institution A banquet followed.
The Junior Wheemen OF the y. NJ. 1. A or
ganzed this week with the following oficerS; zap
sain John King: first lieutenant Craig Harvey;
second lieutenant william McChesney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
INCREASE or THE COCAINE HABIT.

From The New Orleans Pic1yune.
people who reside in The neighborhood say that
tho ,.n, with which the color.d folk who gather IN
the dane. halls In the n'ishborhcod OF ,ustom.
IL fr.auentlv 10 be- noticed that young woman
nngling in tn dances continues the Ihyslcal ex.
ar,ion for A time and with vlgor tnat are almost
Incredible often the sterncr sex are seen uoin8
likewise and even the noise. ACCORDING 10 ,he VII
n"ss.s shows a greater degree Of physical energy
and endurance than might reasonably expect
10 fiEd ont of madhouse , -.
very intelligent and thoroughly posted and
r. ad druggist speaking to a reporter OF Ire
plc,vnne" Yesterday on the subject of the abuses
If cocane in this city He is in position TO know
exa thy whereof he speaks ana MS OBSERVATIONS
are interesting at. -...
t,ons 10 which the cocaine trade has grown IN TINS
civ and II is still more remarkable how with the
execution of a few abandoned white women. us use
IL confined almost exclusively 70 the colored roik
The average druggist or physician can teu tne cc-
coi no ncnd on sight. even when his indulgence IN
nression of the eye. the muscular jerking Of the
limbs and other portions of the body, an exuberant
tendency 10 be always moving, always on the 80.
and I'm fact. a general high tension OF the nervous
system such that IL might be exI ected the next
moment would result I'm a general physical coll
'Uow on earth these ignorant people ever learned
of The effects Of this powerful and dangerous drug
| am at a loss say but know II as a TACT that
some drug stores in this city sell enormous quantt-
ties of the stuff 20 the darkies In nve-cent pack
ages The dema nd tor 1t is so great that they Keep
the stuff I'm little which they retail al nvo
CENTS and IL IL quite frequently the case tnat inc
darkv doesn't even open his mouth to say what ne
wants the trade Is = we'll established tie sIrpty
goes into the drug store throws down his nickei on
the counter and is given cocaine package with.
out his opening his mouth-just as ne Wouio
SLOUGH into beer JONI and get r glass OF oeer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
AYON\E.

The members Of the Bayosne Rod and Reel club
entertained their wives sisters. daughters mothers
and swee,h"aris last Wednesday.
Tn. Mems League connected with the First Re
formed Church Will resume active work this month
A course OF free lectures viii be given through tho
winter.
Custer Camp 40 g. Sons 81 Veterans. held It's
animal ncnjc m Metro politan Park on FRIDAY even
Miss Mary J. Anderson. one OF the most popu"i
teachers In Public school NO mas i's, ,, - -
nosifion II is understood that she Contemplate
becoming a novtiate AZ the convent OF Inc HS'''S
OF St Joseph In Philadelphia ~ . ,,,
Trinity Protestant Epscopal Chuich az i"'eg,,
Point was thronged Wednesday AFTERNOON ns
Bavonne society folk the attraction being me ~,
riage OF Miss Maue Alys Pryor a daushtt"r Ti VI,
and Mrs Robert Pryor. OF No 81 West foui ~,
10 Edward Henry Hamilton. OF fueb,o Oh, ne
Rev Harold Arrowsmith. Of l."nox, Mass lotin'i
rector Of Trinity Church Pnrformed M Toerk of
bergen Point DR. Archibald g. rorin" r,co %.
J}av1nno was the best man. foHo"lhs "a 10y
ION AT ihe home Of the brides parents Mr ana
Mrs Hamilton lef' for , w@ddnf your '"'o's"
81 Mary Star Of ne Sea Roman nf '" fnsh
,onahIn welding on Wednesday morning IN" Dride
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
PL a INFIELD.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE VISIT OF THE
NETWORK VETERAN FIREMEN
TWO NOTEWORTHY SEPTEMBER wEDDINGs-AN
NTAL TOURNAMENT OF THE HILLSIDE
TENNIS AND GOLF CILB- SOCIETY
NOTES or INTEREST
NOTES OF INTEREST

The first autumn wedding of prominence took
place on Tuesday evening in the Seventh Day Bap-
list Church. which filed with Plainield society
people who had gathered 10 witness the marriage
OF Miss Grace r.. Lewis. daughter OF IN" Rev Dr.
and Mrs A. H. Lewis and Henry Parsons, Of
Chicago The bridesmaids were Miss Lulu Lewis
and Miss Evelyn Lewis. the maidof-honor Miss
Mary 4 Lewis the best man James Everett kim
ball and the ushers f. J. Hubbard. Asa Ran
dolph Harry J.. Maxson and ). X. Ellsworth.
The out-ofiown guests were Mr.. ana Mrs.
Naughton. OF Elizabeth. Mr. Holden. Mr.. Fisher.
OF Boston Miss Woodhouse. Mr.. cutter, OF Wood
! bridge. Miss Patterson. Mr. Patterson. Of New
York. Mrs Taylor OF Chicago. Mrs. Clark. Will
lam Clark. OF Alfred y Y: Mrs. Russell. Master
Paul and Ernest Paul. OF Bay Shore. y. Y: Miss
Tomllnson. OF shiloh and the Rev Mr. and Mrs.
Peterson OF Newmarket.
The annual meeting OF the Plainfeld Branch OF
the State Game and Fish Protective Society will
hc held In Percy g. Ohrs Office in the Babcock
building on Tuesday evening next. when the an
nuaI election Of officers Will take place.
+. H. Andrews and family. Of Central-aye., have
returned from Point Pleasant. where they have
Mrs j. " Renhar' Miss Mary Anderson Rein
hart and Frank K"nhart. Of Bclyid"rc-ave.. have
returned from Spring Lake.
William - Wadsworth and family, OF West
Eighth-st have returned from ih-ir summer out
a pretty September wedding. was solemnized on
Wednesday; when Miss MARY +. G"se. dnughter Of
Sir and Mrs Charles " Gies" OF ilm-st. be-
came the Wifi OF tasIHr Waglow. OF New Market.
The Rev. George IIaus"r. pastor Of tn" German
reformed church. performed the ceremony In the
presence OF a large number OF guests.
The committee OF the Plalnfcld Exempt Fir"men
having IN chnrk. IA. rrcrpon nnd .ntrran il,
this city October B. have been Informed that
The Nrw-Y trrmen bad accepted their invita-,
ton. Ia all. there viii b" about hundred and
ten guests present and they Will bring their
doilbl--,l-ck hand engine and band of music. \
short parnd" Will be held. after which luncheon
will b" served in the cyc- Acadcmy.
The annual tennis tournament in mems singles.
open TO club members only. for the club cup. Will
b., held on the courts OF the Hillside Tennis and
Golf club. tomorrow. tn" play 10 begin AT ~
O'Clock Ia tie morning. There viii be- no entrance
fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
HEI.I.ENlLI.E,

The B-llevie Hall Company received It's certih-
cate OF Incorporation on Thursday. The company
proposes 10 erect public hail for entertainments
and meeting. and Will also do general real estate
business The lncorporators are Joseph Gilby, John
j. Barrett. II. q. Ten Eyck. John Bennett. r. A.
Harrison and William A. Zimmerman.
Miss Alice Zimmerman had enjoyable birth
day party on Thursday afternoon. large number
OF her friends gathered to celebrate the occasion.
The John J. Conlin Association met on Monday
night and elected five members. The associ-
atoms annual clambakc will be- held at Swinei"ld
Bridge September u
st Patrck's Alliance. Branch Is met on Wcdnes
day night and completed arrangements Tor Its pcuir
at Koscvc Park tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
HIS MEMORY A BLANK.
oOOIH JERSEY FARMER WHO HAD BEEN
MISSING SEVERAL DAYS. DOES NOT
KNOW WHERE HE HAS pEIN

woodbury.. Sept (SpecaD.-John c. Somers a
farmer of Gibbstown, who has been missing since
August 20 and for whom unremittng search has been
made, has been found. At Q O'Clock this morning he
went 10 house at Second and Spruce streets Phila
oeipha' where a daughter had formerly lived He
was recognized by the family. who. at his reques:
'eiegraphed TO Joseph l.. Reeves. of this city, who
accompanied by j. W. Merritt. went to the address
ana brought the old man to this city
Inc strange feature of the case is that
MT Somerss mind is blank on all that
mas assured since his disappearance. This
morning he could tell nothing. forgetting the
season OF the year. He knows nothing of his
whereabout until he arrived at Second ard Spruce
SITS lie Is emaciated and his clothing tells story
OF neglect. Since he met his friends his memory
or incidents which happened before he left home
Is clearer. but sheds no light on what transpired
during his stay In Philadelphia where he went
10 transact some business August %. and
where he was seen by two ncighbors.
Many of his friends think that he had been
drugged and kept in hiding until this morning
in hope that a reward would be offered He Is
seventy-four years old and man Of strictly tenn
perate habits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
PATERSON.
PUBLIC INSPECTION OF THE PRIVATE
WARDS OF THE GENERAL HOSPITAL.
THE 18TH REGIMENT-SOCIETY REst-MrNG
ITS NORMAL. ACTIVITY.

MRS. PErERsEN's RECEPTION FOR VETERANS OF
THE 18TH REGIMENT-soCrETY REsrMrNG
ITS NORMAL ACTIVITY.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Petersen, OF Hume-aye.,
entertained Jolly party of guests on Tuesday
evening. They were the members of the Com
panies c and X Association. 18th Regiment with
their wives and daughters There album
dance OF good cheer good music and good speeches.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lena
Keller, OF Newark. and DIR. Arthur Newman, OF
this city.
Miss Agnes Reed. of Stamford, Conn. IS visiting
the Misses Bryson. Paterson-s,.
delightful evening spent at the Riverside
home OF Miss Kemp on Monday evening. by the
members of the Orltana Social Club. Mr.. and
Mrs Starr will give reception for the club to-
morrow evening
The family Of Carrot A. Hobart returned on
Wednesday from Lake Hopatcong.
a birthday party. attended by more
OF happy youngsters. took place at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Ander on Tuesday even
Ing
Mayor Braun most OF the Aldermen and the
Park Commissioners enjoyed "A tour of inspection
In carriages to the parks of Paterson on Tuesday
evening. and expressed themselves in most com
pmentary terms over the splendid condition Of
affairs.
The Inspection of the rooms for private pa
tients at the General Hospital on Tuesday even
Ing. FOR which many INVITATIONS "'r" OUT Wis IL
pleasant occasion to both guests and hosts afford
Ing . II did an exceptional opportunity OF dppre-
chatting the work Of the hospital and the need of
generous contributions for It's maintenance Be
sides the rooms. the cntr" Dullding was
thrown open and Illuminated.
Miss Birdie Cohen. one of Patersons bright
young elocutionists, who has so often volunteered
her services for the benefit Of public charities,
found her home In Eson-st. invaded on Tuesday
evening by large party OF friends, who present
ed handsome gold watch TO their hostess. The
affair resolved itself into an informal dance and
pleasant evening was spent
lawn party for the benefit OF the Home for
Incurables. AT Ridgewood. was successfully ar
ings OF last week. under the personal direction OF
the Misses O'Dca. the Misses O'Iiara. Miss Hall.
Miss Kerr Miss Graham and Miss McElhatlan
The Pearl. or thirteth wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus T. cramer. was pleasantly
celebrated on Wednesday evening at their home
In upper Man-st. The floral decorations and the
orchestra music were exceptionally fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
MONTE AIR.

The wedding OF Miss Marion &. Bedell. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin f. Bedell. TO George Wentz
Harris OF Elkhorn W Va will take place In ST.
I.uke's Church on Thursday morning. September Il.
The engagement OF Miss Anna h. Cook of Mont
ciair to William W Young. Of Bloomfield. IL an
nounced
There will be three competitions held by the Mont
clair Golf club in September one for men and two
for women players
The Montcar wheeIm:n won banner last month
for the second largest representation at the Asbury
Park century run. The banner VIII DE presented at
the r.xt meeting 1871,
Mrs Crossley OF No 100 Walnut-st, gave PINK
tea and musical In honor OF her son. Master Ten
nyson Crossley. There were large number OF ms
little fri. nds present. and they heartily enjoyed the
The R.v f. H. Carter and family have returned
from their summer home AT Quogue Long IsI.ha
DR. J. J. II Love IL at home again after "A month 5
visit In Nova Scotia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
IN THE ORANGES.
OPENING OF THE COACHING SEASON.
MARRIAGE OF MISS LANDsPERG AND MR.. OTTER
BE1N-SEvERAL ENGAGEMENTS MADE PUB
nI,

MARRIAGE OF MISS LANDsPERG AND MR.. OTTER
BEIN-sEvERAL ENGAGEMENTS MADE PUB
L1C-INTEREsTING GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
pretty wedding took place In All Saints Chapel.
Orange Valley. Wednesday. when Miss Fannie
II. Landsperg. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H..
Landsperg, married William L. Otterbein.
The chapel crowded to the doors. The rector
Of the parish the Rev. William Richmond. OFF,
ciated. There bridesmaid or maid OF honor.
and the best man Robert J. Landsperg. a
brother of the brile. After "A wedding breakfast
at the home Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs Otterbein
left on their wedding trip 10 the Catsklls.
The coaching season OF the Riding and Driving
Club of Orange opened Tuesday. when a party
OF newspaper men were the guests OF the club and
drove the four-in- hand coach. THE Falcon. -
over the fine roads OF Essex County TO the Beech
wood Hotel I'm Summit. The coach will hereafter
make trips every Tuesday and Saturday. leaving
the clubhouse in IIalsted-st. at II o'clock In the
morning
The engagement is announced OF Miss Katherine
Mckim Garrison. daughter of Wendell Phillips
Garrison. Editor OF THE Nation" to Charles Dyer
Norton. Of Chicago. The engagement first
made public AT the garden party lately given by
Henry Willard at Thorwood Dobbs Ferry. In honor
Of Lord Russell
4 letter has just been received In East Orange
bringing the intelligence OF the serious Illness of
German in the East Orange High School. at her
home In Austria where she had gone to spend the
summer.
Miss Emma Volt, superintendent OF the Orange
Womans Christian Temperance Union. who has
been spending the summer at Ocean Grove for the
benefit of her health. r. expected back about Oc-
tobcr !. Her health has been greatly improved.
The engagement has been announced OF Miss
Maud Prindlr. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles a.
irinde. Of lialstcd-st.. East Orange TO Assembly
man Hayward \. Harvey. OF Orange. The wedding
Will take plac" early I'm the fall
Mrs. William H. Grover and her son. George 4.
Grover. Of IiOllyWoOd-ave.. East Orange at
Ocean Grove. where they will spend the remainder
of the season.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Julia l..
Seberger, OF iienry-st to James II. Clark OF COM
mcrce-Si.
Mrs. Frederick Gardrer and Mrs. NJ II. Bergen.
OF Orange Valley. at sharon Springs. where
they Will remain through September.
Miss Ella Tappan. of Elmwood-ave.. East
Orange. and Miss Netfie Il. Crane. OF Mount Yer
non-av". Orange. have gone to MOuntainvillc.
" Y. for tn" remainder OF The season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

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i.rookiyn to ~. l45.
The following received during last week;
To- the chess Editor q The Trsne oroblem which was
criticised by T e. would say mat n s'r pSFs wans
nos scheme When back e my books Mn send send
moving has similarly. nothing TO DO with the mate.
No IA ty vaTe KY move AM ''e 100 i son b.
Enso"rs to The same eomposers previous
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To thu Chess Editor # The Tribune ~ ,,,.,
WI you Snl ask Mr. R!ss%0I Wsn Sas:
a y Writ sH the 'mp . sS wh to the pr Se1
% % ~ n r." '5'"P' can an snd ss.s
'' Nm canaan Conn. September =. 1896
To the Chess Edicr = The Tribune. ,..a,...
to-day a. cooked bocauss either OF three moves by the
RooN fatal there spp'9rs To- me u be sun ano r
VIII, VIII mat, ~ wILLIAM G. DAVIES.
Paul smiths y Y. August 81. 1896.
Edwin BALDWIN passac : j. wr bs as as ,ol sSn:
To- mate wren the Black queen : r. .xcept by ktmk
Is, unless the X VAS first - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

frst-class games for all tastes. sound and steady
and dashng and brilliant.
The theory has not gained much Charousek has
introduced a variation for White IN the Gamnu Der
cned tFalkbeer's variation which y worthy ef re.
uce Steinitz's defence of the Ruy lopez TO
B4 followed by Q 10 3. well as the latest
3...P TO b 3. have proved wanting; but that we
suspected before. The Guoco Piano variation OF
the Two Knights Defence a TO q - has become
fashionable, and that knew before and, finally.
the Queen Pawn Openings and the Ruy Lopez re-
main the pieces de resistance as before.
Iasker won Az. Pillsbury AZ In the match games
as played between these experts. Lssker beat Pills.
bury in the New-York and Hastings tournament.
and won 2is points in 81. Petersburg Pillsbury
beat Lasker IN the Nuremburg and won 3la points
In ST. Petersburg
Following are some additional games from the
Nuremburg tournament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
ST NJ NIT

conccr, was given In Music Hall. Hotel Beech
wood on Monday evening by u number OF we'll
known Sew York musicians.
Tn" Republicans Of Summit VIII hold meeting
in tn. Township Hall on Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of organizing a Mckinley and Hobart cam
pdign club
The managers Of the Summit Fresh Air and Con-
val scent Home ar" making arrangements for an
entertainment to bc given for the benefit Of the
time in October.
TN. managers In charge OF The Arthur Home gave
n "Llcvcle tea" 20 visitors 10 IA" home yesterday
afternoon. \ larg" sum was r'alizcd Tor the home.