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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-18

this piece of track through the R,ool,
Canon was then especially so. though
not now.
They were nearing the place wb.r.
Mclvor had found the rock: tho n;,,h,
WAS clear. the rail good. the grade oa,,,
and they were turned the curves rrona'
fully, while now and then the sioar,
for she was always hot-escaDinr frn,,,
the dome of the Rockaway scrcamnd
in the canon and startled n lion or
caused band of elk or deer to sco,nner
away up q side canon.
An excursion party, in heavy wr,ns
sat In an open observation car at tha
rear OF the train viewing the yonGorf,,I
scenery. made weird by the stiffness
of the night. How wild the walls Iooi.'
ed with their white faces where III.
moonlight fell and dark recesscs where
the shadows were. To the RIGHT No
vond the river. the falls of Chi,e, a
lcaped from the rocks 500 feet above tbo
roadbed and tumbled into the water No
low: while to the left Curicanti's needle
stood up among the stars
1t was not the time Of year for rncl, c
to fall. 70 rocks only fall in the spring
and this was summer: but tho uncx
pected Is hardest to avoid. and now for
some unaGcourtabie reason. a great
rock, whose wake was afterwards fol-
lowed for more than a mile mp the
mountains. came down with the sneed
OF canon. ball, ara striking Rocka-
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believe that was born to be killed on
an engine"
For a long time after that the 107
stood out in the field at the company's
shops near Denver. where all the old
relics were sldetracked and the employees
began to hope that she might be allow
ed to remain there but the company, II
for no other reason than 10 prevent the
employees from becoming hopelessly SUI
perstitious, put her into the shops, re-
built and reprinted her.. so that when
she came out again to be limbered up
she looked better than ever before
When she had found herself" again.
as MIR. Kipling would say. she was sent
back TO the mountain division. the
scene of her last escapade. Her coming
was not regarded as q joyful event by
! the train and enginemen of the fourth
| division, and the division master me-
chanic knew 1t. and for some time she
stood In the roundhouse with the dust
and ashes on her in cket. until her rods
rusted and her bell began to corrode.
Then. for tho same reason that she had
been brought out of the field at Denver,
she was taken out of the field at Denver,
| put in order for the road
| One of the regular engines on what.
In the early days. had been called "rThe
Death Run" having bcen disabled, the
Rockaway was ordered out in her plac e
While every man on the road drea ded
her and hated the sightlof her there
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Pannin Bros. Auctioneers.


PURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST
made by Mary Il. Turner and d. J.rur-
ner: to us, as trustee. dated the Tth day
or January. 1893. and recorded I'm u. II.
III, Il. u. 81, Clerks office of the Corpora
ton Court Of the. city OF Norfolk, Va
we shall sell nj p,;blic auction at the
Real Estate l!Xchan-e. Main street, Nor
folk Va. THURSDAY, the 30th day of
January. 1896. at IL o'clock m. the follow
In property to-WiL:
y CERTAIN LOT OF LAND WITH
improvements thereon. situated on north
side of Butte street. in the City OF Nor
folk Va, beginning on said street atthc
eastern line Of the property formerly be-
longing TO kadcr Biygs: and running
thence castcrly along the north side of
Butte street twentysiX feet to Womble's
line: and thence along Womble's line one
hundred feet: thence westwartily twenty
six feet to Briggs line: and thence south
wardly along his line one hwndrer feet 10
the point Of beginning. The house on said
10: is numbered 12f Eutc street, in the
present numbering of houses on said
street In said city. This sale will he
5000
TERMS. Reasonable: made known at
day OF sale.
FRANK BUSCH.
DENNIS ETHERIDGE
JOS. a. WINSLOW,
jnls-tds Trustees.
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AUCTION sAsrs-rurunE DAY.
Pannin Bros, Auctioncers


PURSUANT TO y DEED OF TRUST
! made by, Lewis j. Brown. to us us
trustees; dated the 23d day OF September
lS'o, ana recorded In the Clerks office OF
the Corporation Court of the city of Nor
folk. va. In y. H. ZIG. y. D. La. we shall
Exchange, Main street Norfolk. VA.
THURSDAY, the Both day Of January
!sH6, at II O'Clock m. the following prop
crty to-wit:
THREE CERTAIN LOTS Of LAND
WIN improvements thereon. situated on
tnt, w. side OF Poole street, Atlantic
CITY Ward, Norfolk City. Va. and dis
tahl lao feet south from Central avenue
each OF said lots have front Of thirty
Two icct ON Poole street, ard extend back
between parallel lines one hundred and
ten feet. and arc each improved by n new
two story frame dwelling house with all
modern improvements.
TERMS CASH.
FRANK BUSCH.
DENNIS ETHERlDGE
JOS. a. WINSTON,
ialS-ttS Trustees
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BY w. NJ. Hannah. Auctioneer-

BIZ yIRTURE,oF a DEED OF TRUST
-, - made to me by John II. James, ct nx
Reatfhi s ys date on the second day April
-FOUR, and recorded in Deed Book 10
p paEe 5S. Of the Norfolk County Clerks
ohlcc ana at the request of the credtior
therein secured. shall sell at public a,,c-
o nhon ,,, at the Norfolk Real Estate En-
ehanSe, NO. ll5 Main street Norfolk. Vir
Slila, on SATURDAY, the eightecntb
day OF January, eighteen hundred nnti
,,ihe,ty.S1X. at II M, the following proper
All that certain lot of land with the i'm
provamentS thereon. situated near Cam
nos,helia' In Norfolk county, Virginia. de-
serlbeu as follows: beginning at the in
@i,I Of the south fine OF Vine Street
ssontherly along Ivy street ninety tgO) feet:
tncnce westerly parallel with Vine sfrcc:
i9rty-hFe (iO feet: thence northcrly par-
aliei with Ivy street ninety (g0) feet to
said Vine street; thence rasteriv
29lonS Vine street forty-iive as
leet to the poEt of beginning: being 1of
NO. one hundred and one GOD on tho
record plat of +. Richardson's CamposteI-
TERMS:-Cash.
F. A. PORTER,
trustee.
". M. HANNAH.
!aL-las Auctioneer.
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sumption is much more terrible than
death by hanging. Dr. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery will cure 90 per cent.
Of all cases of consumption Consuinp-
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and in is turn, il increases tile weakness
Tie Golden Medical, Discovery is all
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making medicine. II increases the appc-
tito, puts the digestive organs i'll perfect
order, purihes and eurichcs the blood,
and builds up firm, healthy flesh.
In one chapter OF DIR. Picrccs great thousand
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mon Sense Medical Adviser" are scores of let
tiers from people who have been cured Of con-
sumption, lingering coughs. throat and bronchial
diseases by the Esc Of Golden Medical Dis
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gwen ana thc;; cases were generally pronounced
hopeless by the lccll doctors. Twcnty-orc (,G)
ons-cent stamps, 10 pay for mailing oni,, will
secure i,rt copy of this great book Address
Wofids Dspensary Medical Association, no. 60,
liam street. Kuiialo. y. "
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BY w: NJ. Hannah, Auctloneer.

RY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF, rp11s.r
tearine da 20 me by J. ]. Batten ct ux,
in the ye e.ee a on the twelfth day of April,
20 OF an the 1eSsGrdea in Rsed Book 12b page
ton Court Of the civ e, Oh Tie CORPORA
e nr ffqdes sbs IF s the creditors therein se
the Norfolk Real s9n E az public auction at
s 81 EMatn street rect Norfolk Va. N on
wit: o"Hs property, to-
bu al that . certain lot of land with tho
nunoihgs ana improvements thercnn .ue
n nst & In Atlantic CITY Ward. Of tHe Git Sit
nnn6r tan Virginia being known MS iGt
s sds of a M9 2 fronting the north
lines lines one hundred and twenty feet to "a "a
TERMS:-Cash.
F. A. PORTER,
i,,-,,,. w. M. HANNAH.
yat-toS Auctioneer
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CHINA DECORATORS.

MRS. JENNY DFLONEY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan designs In
emma Paintings Tapestry. Pastel Water
SSipTs ~, ara Otl Paintings. NORFOLK
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- deeds or trust to US. as trustees. We We
front P nf ,SG 70 sell a, public auction in
door: in Portsmouth, Va. on SATuRo
PAY, the 25th day of January. 1856 at
Il, III, O'Clock M, the following property. to-
rARCEf Or LAND Win The hutidinG or
and improvements thereon, situated II,
south Norfolk, in the county of Norfolk.
OF parke l.. Poindexrer's land. duly of
r roiiou, more particularly described az
street, on the east By Decatur street, on
me south by jefferson street, and on the
west by Stewart street.
al, also THAT PIECE OF LAND de-
Sisnated as Block az" ON the same plat.
and more particularly described AS fol-
lows: Commencing at Il point nj the
northeast intersection OF Stewart and
ohio streets; thence extending northeriy
i isrved for the Sell Line Ralroad: thence
ia an caSterly direction and along the
southern line OF the reservation for said
rnilroad PIP feet more or less, to D. T..
erly, direction along ID. r. F'rost's line
i35 feet, more or less, to Decatur street;
thence a along the western side Of Decatur
street, $50 feet to Ohio street, ana thence
along the northern l.nc OF Ohio street 400
rect TO the point of beginning.
l saINALs Gss,' THAT VT OTHER Her. piece or
same plat, more par,icniarly Described
as follows: Commencing at Il point at
The northeast intersection of Ohio and
erly along Decatur street about 2Go feet
or or less, to u, ID, +; Frost,s property; thence
The line OF ID T.. l'rosl'. property $50 feet.
more or less, to Ohio street. and thence
westerly alonE Ohio street 2S7 feet, more
the above described property being a por-
non OF the same property conveyed TO
S. Butt and uX. dated March list, 1859.
thereon, situated in same county and
state talso I'm South Norfolk) described
the west side of l5uinbridge street. dis
G 5nnt l7a fSet from the intersection OF
tending nor.hcrly along said street 40 feet
TO the centre of Il strip OF land 50 feet wide
reserved by said i,arke !" Pondextcr in
provemcnt Company: thence I'm a south
castcrly direction ;lloni. the centre of
said strip of land about l2a feet, until it
ming north and south: thence southerly
along said centre 30 feet TO the north
western corner Of said Lot IL In said block
o. and thence northeasterly along the
southern line of said reservation 429 feet,
One of said lots is on the west side OF
BainbrdGe street, another lot is on the
east side of Perry street another Is on
the west side of Perry street, another Is
on the east sipe, of Porter street. and the
other Is Oh the west side Of Porter
street. Said strip of land Is a
portion OF the same reserved by
said Parkc l.. Poindextcr as aforc-
said. in his deed to the Elizabeth
Land and Improvement Company. REF.
crcnce Is made to the plot OF the said
Elizabeth Land and Improvement Com
pany for n further description OF said
property. Deed of trust made by Parke
J.. rondcXter, dated the 9Th day OF De-
lSa, page SIG, Clerks Office of Norfolk
County Court. Va
TERMS CASH.
ISOSTER M .rD
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AUcrIONsAR.Em- FsrrRE nay.

AUCTIONsAFEm-F FUTURE DAY.
RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN SOUTH NOR
FOLK, NORFOLK
COUNTY.
VA.
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Auction sAnEs-rHIs nAv.
Pennill Bros, Auctioneers.

A gTTI0N OF STOCK OF HUME a.
Sta finsoiy, III Main street, consisting Of
1fIaa raE Books, Fancy Goods, Pic
ebass,rs etc. ns. TO-DAY, mt II Il. m. Pur-
StaFsefs must remove goods same day
do1E te a- PANNILL. BROS,
--o U g55.- .5s.E -a-a. AuNtioneerS.
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B VIRTUE OF THE FOLLOWING
sH, uee ,'s OF trust TO us. as trustees we
'front.' OF the Norfolk county courthouse
TnoNSTy: IN M fS@ir,i,sm2uth. Va, on sATUR-
70 -, me 10Th day of January, 1886 ut
wit: 800 ~
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-05-19
RALETGH MARKFT.
NEW YORK sToCK MARKET.

New York, May 1S.-Depression was
quite pronounced in the forenoon stock
speculation, the extreme low point be-
ing reached about midday. In the af-
ternoon the trading was firm and tina
final prices were at the best of the day
and slightly above Saturdays closing
figures. The volume OF business was
moderate and the distribution indif-
ferent, the dealings being almost en-
tirely professional, aside from the
transaction for foreign account. Per-
sistent selling of the international
shares on European orders was dis
couraging influence in the early opera
tions, st. Paul being chiefly affected
despite an increase of S41, ZOO in the
returns for the second week IN May
Louisville and Nashville, however,
scored the most important decline in
this group. The selling referred to
predisposed the dealers toward the
bear side, and the engagement of ST.
100000 in gold, for export to Germany
by to-morrowfs steamer caused them
to redouble their efforts, although
larger shipments had been expected
to be made. The chief points of attack
were the Industrials and material de-
cIines in prices occurred in them on
only moderate dealings. The dealings
in bonds were in comparatively small
volume, but firm tone was noted.
Southern SIS were conspicuous for
strength in buying, said to be for for
eign account. The aggregate sales
were 1867, 900. Governments were weak
and fractionally lower on sales OF $780,
900. In State securities $4,000 North
Carolina consol As sold at 105.
q
esq., at 24e211 per cant; last loan ~, closed
st 21Z2lf per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4625I per cs1t. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business Ia 'lAnBers' bills
az 4.S316aa4 ssh Tor dem nd and s716et
As7M for go DAYS Posted rates 4.68@4S SO
and s9K@ 81 90 Commercial bills s651
Bar silver SIX Silver certificates 6elG68%.
Mexican d0iIarn ~. Government bonds
weak. State bonds Inactive. Railroad
bonds finn
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Notice of Sale.

By virtue OF a mortgage from j. N. Dem
ton, recorded in the Registers office OF
Wake county, in book No. 124 at page 490,
1895, at the court house door OF Wake coun.
ty in the city OF Raleigh the following de-
scrtbed property, to-wit: All the interest of
sage In tho lots, and houses thereon situate
in the said city Of Raleigh, bounded on the
north by she store of w. q. Il A. H. Stron-
ach, on the east by Wilmington street, on
the south by Market Square or Exchange
Place, and on the west by the store form
eriy owned by L. d. Castlebury. The inter-
est of che said j. N. Denton in said property
being a one-ninth undivided Interest
which, at the time OF the exc cution of said
mortgage, was subject 60 the dover of Mrs.
If. X. Denton fn a portion thereof Time of
sale IA o'clock m Terms Of SALE cash
N. b. BROUGHTON.
This May 8. 1895. Trustee.
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rHr NEWS AND OBSERVER TUESDAY MoRNING NAY 49, 1896

refined steady; to the continent s. C5; South
American e5.55: compound AZ.
PorF--Easy; old TO new mess IS 751
3 rs; short cleGr extra prime $10.25110'50;
family $40. 502g1I.OU.
Ruttsr-Steady; Western dairy 8n
II; do. creamery 11nt6; Go factory s9i0,
Elgins 10, Initiation creamery 10n12;
State dairy I0@1a1s; 10 creamery 11@R16
Chsese-Quiet; stare large 5099<;
snetl 5000 part skins 3944 ~, fall SKINS
Eggs Quiet; s6ats and PeRosylvanla
l0}l@ll; western fresh 9alo15i Southern
afS5sis..ow-EasY; city te2 par PACKAGE
316Ga8 rs; country packages frae) 3AN
5-46. as 90 quality.
Petrole .a1--DuIl T7-isa3 closed 81 18,
refined Eew York SO ~; Philadelphia
and Baltimore SIS 85; do ID bulk $415.
Rice Quiet domestic fsir 10 extra III
ER6; Japan 89SGl4
Molasses- Quiet; New Orleans opaa
kettle, gOod 20 chai1e &3Eg27
Peanuts Steady; ianoy picked Az do
mestIc 3s1 as.
Fseigh6s 20 Liverpool steady; cotton BY
steam 6-f4d; grain ID
f7o.75@73 20, Northern a american s11000
), Q.
sorar- Steady; brokers II; exchange
Sla8 e94f.25,
I.saa ady brokers $500; exchange
Tin-Eilm, 5traighs 8.55@18 50. plates
F;pelter-Quiet, s'nnastio "a o5@410.
Cotton Seed CIR Iull; prime crude
2l16a23: prime crude o I7G379 of grades
l01zM2015; butter grades 276B23 prime
summer yellow IS; off sumnes yellow
25025JE; prime white 23229.
Cafsee-~SpC5 Rio dull no, z, 4 mjld
quiet Cordova 16M@18.
Sugar Raw dull, fair refining az,
centrifugal, 96-test, ~; retined QuaeG
No 6, Az; no. 2, 11-18; No s, ~; 80, s,
al; NO. 10, ~, No. L, 47l6; No. r.
AZ; No. 13, 4 5-16; No, IA, 4; Mould A 58,
standard A 51(; confectiouors' A 81; Gnt
loaf 9; crushed 8; powder cd so, graduated
So; cuhes So
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, bay l6--ElouS Dull /;
Western supeE6na t2.104S.3j; do exits
a2F0&3.15, family as. 401 s. 20: winter wheat
patent So S0@4.0i; spring wheat patent
81 60G390, DO. spring 1he&t s.Saights
7Thca.- Unsettled and lover So and
Aay 6z1In87&; July 6eel GG6X; August
G68[ G167. No. K red 1870, southern wheat
1s sanlpte 70@i1l: do 81 grade 676b70.
Corn t6ady, sl1J AID Nay 3503i1S;
June 345l G3A16; july % 9S1S; steamer
nfxed 3119 .9S95; Southern white corn by
sa rple go; 90 yeli0T corn 341S935.
OaUs--s Usady; $50. = WAlJu western S5sZ
a23: 10 2 lA4Eee1 .Ess4e2 DO AN
tlye-9uieh tEt stead. No, 9, Ill for
near by: % for western.
Hay-Q liet: choice IHrrothv 81
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