The Roanoke times. [volume], June 28, 1891, Page 5, Image 5

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IN TRAINING FOR THE CONTEST.
Griffin and Layton Both Confi
' dent of Victory.
Hoyv the Men Spend Tbolr Ways Prepar?
ing their Muscles f?r the Fight?In?
teresting lltisobiiii Games of tho Na?
tional League?Association Games?
Tho Events of tho Turf?General ami
Local Spoi liNews.
As tho timo approaches for tho boxing
contest botweon W. S. [.ayton and Frank
Gritlln tho interest in the exhibition in?
creases. Hut men aro in activo train?
ing, and though neither one is prone to
boast of Iiis ability, it is evident that
both men arc determined to do their
level best, and each seems confident of
victory.
A Tim ks reporter visited both wen at
their quarters yesterday. Griflln and
his trainer, Carter Lyons, arc? domiciled
nt tho Hotel Brunswick, in Salom.
Griflln is doing some hard, earnest work,
und be certainly looked to be in the pink
of condition when the reporter saw him.
His day's work begins at half-past 0
in tho morning, when ho arises. Ho
swallows a raw egg and some sherry and
then starts out for a brisk walk, return?
ing at 8 o'clock, win n ho is rubbed
down and sponged otf witli salt water,
after a little exercise with tho gloves,
A hearty breakfast, of chops, eggs and
weak tea is then eaten. Ho then in?
dulges in a few games of pool until
about 10 o'clock. From that hour until
dinner time he swings clubs, exercises
with dumb bells and puts on the gloves
for a bout with his trainer.
After a substantial dinner ho amuses
himself reading the daily papers and
playing pool until about -1 o'clock. Ho
then goes down to tho river where ho
Strips, puts on a pair of tights,where ho
exercises by running, jumping and
wrcstding with Lyons. After a good rub
down and a plungo in the river ho re?
turns to the hotel. Supper Is then taten
and he retires at half past nine.
Griflln, personally, is very quiet and
unassuming. He is anxious for the con?
tent and fsays that if Layton wins it will
be because he is tho better man. Ho
weighs now 117 pounds.
The reporter found Layton at his
quarters in Marshall's, but ho was
hardly recognizable, as ho had shaved
off his moustache. This. Layton says,
is assure sign of victory. Layton is a
perfect specimen of physical hardiness,
and when ho says he's in tho fight to
stay, it is easy to telleve. His muscles
are"like iron and his general health is
excellent.
Every morning at 7 o'clock ho is out
of hod, swinging clubs or punching a
Rumsey's air hag until 7:30. At 8
o'clock ho has breakfast, which con?
sists of oatmeal, a couple of soft-boiled
eggs and rare steak.
After breakfast he dons his sweaters
and walks O" runs to tho top of Mill
Mountain, which trip occupies about an
hour and a quarter. He is then rubbed
down, takes a sponge bath and another
rubbing and then takes a walk on tho
streets. After dinner ho takes another
stroll, and a short, brisk walk in tho
afternoon. From 5 to Op. in. ho punches
tao heavy bag. He is once more rubbed
down and takes another plunge, after
which he has supper. About 10 o'clock
he retires. Layton abstains from all in?
toxicating liquor and does not use to?
bacco in any form.
His room at Marshall's looks like a
miniature gymnasium. H- re he does
all his liirht work, but the heavy punch?
ing bag is at the Oak Hall Clothing
House. When he commenced to train
he weighed 100 pounds, but weighs but
151 now,and this is the weight at which
he expects to enter the ring
Murphy, the local boxer, is his trainer
and he is a good one, too.
Layton received a letter yesterday
.from Jack Howling, the champion
featherweight, dated at Norfolk, in?
forming him that ho (Layton) had been
matched to fight an unknown at that
l/lacj. Howling, in his letter, requests
that he, bo allowed to train Layton. No
details wero Riven in tho communica?
tion.
It is stated that Hilly Nally, a Wash?
ington man, will challenge the winne r
of the coming contest. Nally has quite
a reputation in Washington as a clever
I oxo ?. _
GKIFFIN AND lyons will SPAR
? And Itouuoke Bantams Have a Slx-I(ounil
? Contest.
The boxing entertainment to be held
at the Opera Hou-iO in Sulcm on Tues?
day night will be a very interesting one.
A large number of people in both Roan?
oke and Salem have expressed a desire
to seo Grillin spar, and as this will bo
tho only chance ho will Uavc before his
contest with Layton he will give a four
round exhibition with Carter Lyon?, bis
trainer, both men appearing in full ring
costume.
? Thebontams of Roanoke, Ed. Oppen?
heim and Doug Smith, will base a six
round bout. Although Smith has tho
advantage in weight by tit least IIfteen
pounds, Oppcnhcltn's friends are very
sanguine that Ed. will be in it at the
finish.
Ed. McAloer, the Roanoke hoy who
has done such clever work in tho past,
will bo matched against an unknown of
Salem.
In addition to this, exhibitions will
bo given by some of Salom's sparrers,
who will bo produced by Fred Weber.
All those desiring to attend from Roa?
noke can go to Salem on tho 7 o'clock
dummy or 7:5.r> train, returning on the
"train leaving Salem at 10:75 p. in.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE,
The fleiineater* Heal Ilm Giants, ami the
Spiders IIikI ;i M'olk-Over.
>"kw Yoke, Juno 27.?[Special]?The
i\ tjnis started off with a winning streak
t -day in the first game of the series
..ith tho Heunenters und li.nl tho bitter
hustling from the start, which ',they did
witu desperato energy. Pin? game re?
quired itself into a duel of the pitchers,
and for seven luniugit iho strugudo was
of too hip and tuck order. The Hustons
fln.illy overtook an 1 passed too New
Yorks and won. Attendanceovbr 7,000.
Score: New York, .<: bits, 0; errors. 3.
Boston, 8: hits. 0; errors. 2. itatterios:
Rusk' and Buckley, Clarkson ami Hen
net. Umpire, McQuald.
Cincinnati, Ohio. June 27.,. [Special]
?The Spiders had a virt,./.^ "walk
over" in to day's game. The Porko
politans had an oil day in tho iiold>
Latham and Smith especially dis?
tinguishing themsolvos hy costly errors.
Attondanco 1,500. Score: Cincinnati,
4; hits, 11; orrors, 4. Cleveland, 6;
hits. 8; orrors, 1. Battories: Mullano
and Harrington; Grtiber and Zimmer.
Utnpirc, Battin.
Chicago, Juno 27.?[Special |?Tho
Colts lost their first gamo of tho pres?
ent series with the Pittsburg this after?
noon through thoir inability to bat
Mark Baldwin's delivery. Mark had
groat command of tho sphere and tho
visitors on tho other hand knocked
Luby's curves and twists all over tho
lot and earned five runs. Tho batting
of Miller, Mack and Baldwin and tho
fielding of Cooncy wero the features of
tho game. Attendance, 4,800. Score:
Chicago. 3; hits, 5; errors, 3. Pittsburg,
0; hits, 10; errors, 2. Batteries: Lubv
and Bowman, Baldwin and Mack. Urn
giro. Lynch.
Philadelphia, Juno 27.?(Special]?
To day's gamo was interrupted during
tho fourth inning by a lire in the left
lield bleachers, but no serious damage
was done. The c >ntest was of the slug?
ging order, Captain Ward, of tho Brook?
lyn team, doing brilliant work with tho
stick. Both sides fielded linely. At?
tendance over 800. Score: Philadelphia
10, hits 15, errors S; Brooklyn 7. hits 13,
errors 2. Batteries. Caruthers and
Humming way, Daily, Uleason and Clem?
ents. Umpire, Hurst.
a SSOCI ATIO.N (i a M KS.
At Boston?Boston, 5; hits, 7; errors,
4. Baltimore, 0; hits, 7; errors, 2. Bat?
teries: O'Brien and Farrcll; MeMahon
and Robinson. Umpire, Iverins.
At Washington, 10 innings?Wash?
ington, 4: hits, 0; errors. 5. Athletic,
5: hits, 8; errors, 0. Batteries: Freo
nittU and McGuire; Chamberlain and
Milligan. Umpire. Ferguson.
At Louisville?Louisville, G; hit;, 9;
errors, 4. Cincinnati, 5, hits, 8; errors,
3. Batteries, Ehret, Cook and Cabill;
Crano and Vaughan. Umpire, Jones.
At St Louis?St. Louis, 12; bits, 12;
errors, 4. Columbus, 0; hits, 10; errors,
4. Batteries: McQill, Griffith and Mun
yan; Dolan and Honahuo. Umpire,
Davis.
STANDING OF TUB CI.UB8.
ASSOCIATION. . i i.eauitb.
Clubs. W. I..' riutw. W. L.
Ilns'on.as 22 New York.SI '-'1
St. Louis.42 24,Hoston.80 24
lliiltiniorc. ..*? tMiCliicairo.32 22
Columbus.:n :t Cleveland.2? 2S
Cincinnati..10 341 Brooklyn.27 :*
Athletic.20 9 I'hl adclphia.28 27
Louisville.27 4< Cincinnati.20 35
Washington.10 3-]Plttsburjr... . 30
BASEBALL NOTKB.
Tim Keefo is of the opinion that all
pitchers aro loss effective than hereto?
fore, as the batters bavo gradually boon
learning jlio twirlers' secrets. Ho be?
lieves that bitting and run-getting will
bo unusually heavy this year.
Old Man Anson is again in form, and
his colts aro beginning to recover thoir
lost ground.
Peto Browning was fined $50 by Mana?
ger Hanlon for playing without spikes
in one of tho Boston games.
Hoy, tho deaf and dumb center fielder
of the St Louis, is bitting the ball hard
and Holding brilliantly this season.
When the Pittsburgs were paid off for
last month Browning found a shortage
of 82!, Baldwin S50 and Miller S25, all
fines. Of course they kicked, but they
went just the samo.
Arthur Whitney has tho best record
of any third basoman in tho country.
The Bristol Gun Club is preparing to
bavo a big tournament tho latter part
of .luly. Tho teams at Roanoke, Ash
ville, Staunton, Lynchburg and other
neighboring cities bavo been invited
to participate.
The greatest gamo of ball ever played
in North Carolina will doubtless bo wit?
nessed in Winston next week. The
Bristol, Tonn., club has closed an en?
gagement to play a series of games there
on July 2, 3 and 4.
Tho Alerts crossed bats with the
Union Stars yesterday afternoon, the
score standing 23 to 12 favor of the lat?
ter. The batteries wero Weedon and
Monvhan; Daniel and Ribblo.
Yesterday a gamo of ball was played
between tho Virginians and Vintons,
which resulted In a score of 30 to ? in
favor of Roanoke.
THK RACKS YKSTEKI>AY.
SnEEPSnRAD Bay, N. Y., June 27.
?[Special]?The racos hero to-day re?
sulted as follows:
First race. 1 mile, Simrock 1, Dr. Hol
muth 2, Striko 3; time, 1:43 1-5.
Second race, the June stakes for two
year olds, 6 furlongs, Victory l.Zoling 2,
Nomad 3; time, 2:11.
Thitd race, for three year olds, 1}$
mile, i'otomac 1, John Cav 2, Uno
Grande 3; time. 2:11.
Fourth race,tho Knickerbocker handi?
cap, 1 '? miles, fudge Morrow 1, Tea
Tray 2, Banquet 3; time, 2:24.
Fifth race, 1's miles, Ree 1, Diablo 2,
Fit/. James 3; lime, 1:65 3-5.
Sixth race, S}$ furlongs, Eon 1,
Stridoaway 2, Indian Rubber 3; time,
1:48 1-5.
GLOUCESTER, N J., Juno 27.?[Spe?
cial]?Results of to day's races: First
race, 7 furlongs, Hcet 1, Leo 2, Jumales
3: time 1:31
St.cond race, 4 furlongs, Bevor Wick
1, Comforter 2, Sister Iono 3; time 51}$.
Third race, 5 furlongs, St. Patrick 1,
Beck 2; Mary Stone 3; tlmo 1:10}$. Helen
Rose finished first but was disqualified.
Fourth raco, 1 mile, Miraboau 1, Pliny
2, Samirtan 3; time 1:44}$.
Fifth race, 614 furlongs, Mabel 1,
Dealer 2, Iago 3; time 12}.;.
Sixth rac?, 4 !4 furlongs, Tioga 1, Dis?
count 2, Parotina 3; time 5:34.
Chicago, June 27. ?[SnecialJ?Tho
races to-day resulted as follows: First
race, 1 mile, Too Sweet 1. Phantom 2,
Ella Ulackburn 3: time, 1:42.
Second race, 5 furlongs, Weightman 1,
Salonica 2, Sam Farmer 3: time, 1:01}$.
Third race, I) furlongs. Oak wood hand?
icap, Racin-! 1, Virge D. 2, Whitney 3;
time, 1:53.
Fourth race, 1 1-10 miles, Arundel 1,
Falerna 2, Pat Conley 3; time, 1:50.
Fifth race, 0 furlongs, first heat. Josl
M. 1. Mabele 2, Laura Agnes 3: time,
I'.Uii; Fakir and Redland distanced.
Second heat, Big Three 1, Josi M. 2,
Cerol 3; time, 1:1."?. Third heat, Big
Three 1, Josi M. 2, Creole 3; time,
j 1:15*.
Sixth race, 1 mile, Jaja 1, Guido 2,
Rlnfax 3: time, 1:41.
i'm.1 Tournament.
Tho pool tournament at Marshall's
will commence Tuesday instead of
Friday, as announced in THE Ti.mks yes?
terday morning.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Avertlsements In thin column will repay
perusal.
TOMORROW MAY HB TOO
Into !! Huil better insure to-.lay.
Take an accident policy at oneo.
The American Accident Company.
Husbands protect your faintly with
a policy in thu Mutual Henctlt Lifo
Company, it gives you insurance
safe, pure and simple at about one
hall' the rato of tlie old methods.
F. W. M'UANIEL. Agt.,
1 IS Jefferson street,. rear office) ?
Junc-M-luio
ROANOKG PIK )T< K3RAPHI0
Studio. 120 Sulom avenue.
ELIZABETH A. ltODDAN AND
LUCY 1). BALDWIN, Photograph
on outside work and Interiors a
specialty. Development and print?
ing done for amateurs. inyia lim.
TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE OR
write the Roanoko Cold Storage
Company for freshest, purest, ten
derest beef, veal, mutton and pork,
in carcasses and all fancy cuts.
Also purest ice made in Virginia.
All articles by wholesale and retail
mid shipped to any point on short
notice. maylU-lf
Cr r IjE'S tonsor i al pa klor,
at No. 6 Jofforson street, is the
finest in Virginia. The celebrated
Climax Revolving Chairs ami
French-plate mirrors. First-class
barbers only. Ladies waited upon
at their homes. l. J. CURLE,
lnuylii-liuio Proprietor.
VIENNA DAKEHY.^W SALEM
> avenue 9. w. Having opened a
lirst-class bakery, candy und ice?
cream manufactury. 1 am now pre?
pared to furnish fresh bread and
rolls, fancy enkes, lue cream and
water I COS at wholesale and retail.
A call solicited.
JuntiH M. E. G El LING ER.
FUEDEUICK J. AM WEG, C. E.,
M. Am Soe. C. K. .v Kngr's Club
of Philadelphia Engineer, contrac?
tor & builder. Commercial Dunk
building, lteunoke. Va.
Gi'? AlsTOlt fLSft. A DOLLAR
IJhO.Ut? bottle of ink. A dollur
and half inkstand. A 2?? cent bnttlu
red Ink. A 25-cent bottle mucilage.
All In a box for fl.2fi cash.
GItAVATT'S DOCK STOHE,
apH-tim *i Salem avenue.
CHEAP PROPERTY WANTED
by Powell, Whitehurst & Co.,
112 Jefferson street. We have ap?
plications for several pieces cheap
property and can sell nt once for
imrties who will list with us.
Parties desiring to sell property
of any value are iuvited to call.
]unell-8tna.
SEND FOR W. T. HAMILTON
_ to do your pupcr-hnnging. Has
had thirteen years' experience in
the best establishments In Chicago,
New York, llaltlmore nnd Wash?
ington. Address corner Common?
wealth and Third avenues n. e*
Iune9-?ms
TM. COCKE & CO.. 8UCCES
? sots to L. F. Ilurks, practlenl
plumbers, gas nnd steam fitters, 115
Uommoreostrco', Itoanokc, dealers
in nil kinds of plumber, gas und
steam litter's supplies.
Piompt attention to orders nnd
satisfaction gunrunteed. mayUO Dm
T. A. PAGE k CO.. HEAL ES
'I tute Agents, Hi Jotlerson
street, make n specially of select?
ing good bargains for permanent in?
vestors, inays-tf
J>RINTIN0. NO ORDER TOO
small note too large. Any?
thing in the printing line furnished
promptly nnd nnd at figures that are
right. Send your order to LOOK A
HILL'S PRINTING HOUSE by
mail, messenger, 'phono or person?
ally, rr bettor st nd for us and we
will call with samples. Our office
can be found corner First avenue
und Jefferson street s. o.
CJTONE FOUNDATION WORK
O \V. E. Ilradshaw, :tjt Fifth avo
nue n. e. Contracts for curbing,
Hogging, stone foundation work,
etc., at reasonable rates. mayS-tSino
THE TIMES deslrea opoclal corree
pondenta in every town tn Southwest
VU-ginlu and tho Shenondoah Va .' ?"
BASIC CITY NOTICE.
Wo have- boon soiling so many lots
of tho
Way nesboro and Basic City Land
Company on tbo usual BasioCity terms,
}$ casb, baianco 0 and 13 months, that
wo had decided to make no further sales
on tho installment plan. But at tho
urgent solicitation of many who could
not otherwise purchase, wo will continue
the sales for a limited time, at not quite
tho old prices, but on tbo old terras,
TWENTY EQUAL MONTHLY PAY?
MENTS. We are so convinced of the
rapid increase in the value of this prop?
erty' that we have secured 000 lots ad?
joining it, which we will ofTor as soon
as we can get the necessary plats, etc.
Ono of tho cosiest homes on Church
street at a fair price.
H. W. CROWL Real Estate Co.,
_Roanoke, Va.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JAD I KS OF KOAXOKE. YOU
Jam Invited to call at 111 Com
morco street and sooour wrought
stool and iron ranges and cooking
stoves, positively the cheupest und
best in the city. A. L. b'UQUA.
JunolV-Oms.
RIDDLE-SLAOE MANTEL COM
? puny. HIS North t'hartes street,
Baltimore, furnish and put in Lowtr
art tiles, tine hardwood mantels,
Jackson grates, tile tloors: in fact,
anything pretuinlng to fire place
work. mayl3-3m
ANSWER BULLETIN.
rpUERE are letters at The Times
_L ofllco addressed to E. C. R.,"
'?E. P. G.," "M. C. D.," "Hardware,"
"J.," "R. M.," "C. D." "S. T."
WANTED.
WANTED AT ONCE?A BOY 14
years old. Permanent position.
Apply at Lookabill's Printing House.
june2S-lt
TIS J A NTED?A PARTN E R TO TA K E
V* half interest in nico and paying
business. Services. References. Ad?
dress "D. S.," caro Times. juno28-lt
WANTED?ROOM AND TABLE
boarders at 504 Campbell street,
corner Park. junc28tf
TO CARPENTERS AND BUI LDERS
A first class joiner wants employ?
ment by tho day or is prepared to take
chargo of a good job; thoroughly under?
stands plans and details; many years'
experience. Address "J. C," Times
ollico. june28-lwk
WANTED ? ROOM AND TABLE
boarders at 810 South .Jeflerson
street. june28-tf
GET YOUR CLOTHING CLEANED
or dyed at the Magic City Stoam
Dyo Works. 117 Salem avenue. Perfect
work guaranteed. Goods called for and
delivered. CHARLES DAVIS, propri?
etor. mayl7-tf.
SINGLE GENTLEM AN WANTS T(>
_ rent a room in privato house where
ho can have access to stationary bath
tub. Campbell street preferred. Ad?
dress II. C. W., Times Ofllco. junel5
ANTED?RENTERS FOR TWO
rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
also two boarders at 920 Third street
s. w. june20-lv/k
]V OT ICE?A L L PA RTI ES WHO ABE
JA indebted to S. L. Dickerson, city
market, will please como forward and
settle thoir accounts and oblige S. L.
DICKERSON. juno25-lw.
WANTED? POSITION OF TRUST
or clerical work by young m.in of
ability and push. Address "PENNSYL?
VANIA," caro Times. june24-lwk
.4 MORRISON. TAILOR, CLEAN
i\ ? ing and repairing, Work guaran?
teed. 34 Salem avenue south west, next
door to Meals & Rurke. junolO-lm
X\7"ANTED ? BRASS MOLDERS,
Vt bench molders, polishers, butters,
machinists and lock-fitters for the now
Shelf Hardware Industry. Address
HARDWARE, caro Tire RoANOKK
Times, giving references and stating
previous experience. mayl0-tf
ANTED?BOARDERS, AT NO. 35
Sixth avenue s. w. june23-lw
W
R It Y &. M < CO R MIC K*, It E A L ES
boarders and let rooms for private fami?
lies. Also carry persons wanting board
or furnished rooms to such place. Office,
south west corner Campbell and Henry
streets. juno20-lin
VERY REAL ESTATE AGENT
J and land company in the South and
West, should have their names in the
Real Estate Dirtctory published in the
Iron Bolt. Price for tho privilege $2
per year. Sample copy and advertising
rates furnished on application. J. T'
HALL, peneral ma naffer, Roanoko. Va.
BOARDINO.
FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
board in a piivate family at the
West End. Street car close to house.
Referenco required. A. V., Times of?
fice. juno24-lw
BOA UDERS WANTED AT RoRER
Park. Nice front rooms. Apply
at the PARK june-23 I w
FOR BOARD APPLY 351 FOURTH
avonues. w. junel0-10t
FOB SALE.
PORSALE.?KNABE PIANO; QU1 l"E
new: great bargain. Call at ">o; 7th
avenue s. w. jun J0-3t
POR SALE.?7 LOTS, R., F. & H. A D
dltion; cheap. 0-roomed house, 7th
avenue s. w, $5,500. 7-roomed house,
81,000; S200 Casb and 830 per month 7
roomed house, 83,000; S200 cash and 820
per month. 70-rOOm hotel and i s!.?n ?..
880,000; easy terms. II. CHIPMAN ?
CO.. itc." Salem avenue. jun ?rt-St
DORSALE?A FIRST-CLASS GRG
I
eery store, with long loaso; one of
the best stands in the city; Btock clean
and new: good reasons for .selling. Ad
dress C. ?& S., care Times. june25-lwk
ONE - CENT - A - WORD COLUMN.
Persons at a distance desir?
ing to insert advertisements in
the One-Cent-a-Word column
can count the number of words,
reckon at the rate of one cent
a word for each of the first
two iusertious and half a cent
a word for each subsequent in?
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?8-ROOM HOUSE ON
Henry street, S3(; S-room house on
Fourth street s. w , 835; G-rootn house
oh Center street, 620; 11-room house on
Fourth aventte n. w., 825; 7-rootu house
on Eighth avenue s. w., 825; 0-room
house and large stable on Eighth ave?
nue s. w., S27: 7-room house on Frank?
lin street, 835; S-rooin house on Camp
hell street s. w., 830. T. E- R. 11 ART
SDOK, 10S Jefferson street.
FOR RENT?7 ROOM FURNISHED
house, one room reserved, or rooms
with board at 332 Sixth avenue s. w.
juno27-tf.
I,MR PENT?THREE liOt)MS, WITH
or without board, furnished or unfur?
nished, separate or together, 510 fourth
street s. w. june20-3t
HOUSE FOR RENT?A HOIS!',
furnished is offered for rent, the
occupants reserving a room. Persons
with small children need not apply.
Reference given and required. Apply
at 503 or ?l5 Thirdstroot southwest.
juno!7-tf
OR RENT.?LARGE PLEASANT
F
room centrally located. 84 Sixth
avenue s. w. iunolu-lm
FOR RENT?FRONT OFFICE ON
the ground floor in Thk Tim ks
building. Tho most convenient otlico
in tho city. Apply at tho business
ollice of Tut: Times, june.vtf
R
OOMS AND HOARD.
Large, airy rooms, furnished or un?
furnished, with or without board by
day, week or month. Apply to No, 23
Railroad Avenue. aorl2-3ra
LOST AND FOUND.
ST RAYED ? A MEDIUM-SIZED
black Jersey cow, crooped rump,
prime milker. Suitable reward for ap?
prehension. E. T. KINDRED,
iune2S tf 32 7th avenue s. o.
O TRAY ED, FROM SALEM, SUN
O day, Juno 13, one large, flea-bitten,
gray horse. Carries head stiff. 85.00
reward if delivered at MILLER'S
STABLES, Henry street south.
june23-lw
BUSINESS NOTICES.
D
ISSOLUTION.
Tho partnership heretofore existing
under tho firm name of Ludwig ,t Jami?
son is hereby dissolved by mutual con?
sent, Mr. F. H. Ludwig continuing the
business.
F. B. LUDWIG.
jun2.r.-lw A. L. JAMISON.
ROA NOME OAS AND WATER COM
pany, Bullitt Building, Philadel?
phia, Juno 10, 1801.?Tho directors have
declared a quarterly dividend of two and
one-half (2}^) per cent, on the capital
stock of tbe company, as paid in, payable
in cash on July 1st. U. E. GERHARD,
Troasurer. june22-24-27-30
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
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VL. A. STONE, A
See'v and Trria{
GTOC K HOLDERS' ME BT ING.
The annual meeting of tho stockhold?
ers of the Hell Printing and Manufactur?
ing Company, of lloanoko, Va., will bo
held in the counting room of tho J. P.
Hell Company, Lynchburg, Va., on the
first Monday in July, 1 Sit 1, it 7 o'ck
p. m. AL.
juno24. 2,Vjuly2
]> L E A S A N T' S
Lodge. No. 03, A.
F. and A. M.?A called
communication will bo
held in Masonic To tu?
ple to-morrow (Mon?
day) evening, at S
o'clock, for work in the first degree. All
Master Masons in regular standing fra?
ternally invited to attend.
Hy order of the \V. M.
IL C. MAC (CLIN, Sec'y.
TOT1CE.
There will be an annual meeting of
tho stockholders of the Virginia Fi?
nance Co., held in the Citizens' National
Hank building on July I3tb, 1>'."!.
J. It LEVY,
junol3-tdm President.
t^T( 10KUOLDERS* ME BT I NG.
A stockholders' meeting of tho Fi
d' lity Loan and Trust Company will be
held at their otllce. in this city, July 1,
1801, at 12 o'clock m, for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing your
and any other business that may come
before them. J. V. JAMISON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
junc2-l awk-5 wks
THK FOLLOWING MOLIMNt; OXK
-L tenth mi.I more '>! the capital stock of the
Powell Heal Kstate Investment Com pan J
hereby call a general meeting of the. siook
hodiers of said Company to bo hold at the of
nee or Scott & Itlvcs In the city of Koanoko,
on Friday, July 10, I8UI, ul 4 o'clock p. m. All
Mockholdcrs are requested to bo present in
pel-son or by proxy,
A. L. PAYNE,
W. J. \ I). IILAIH, JK?
SCOTT \ III V KS,
I). H.SCOTT,
Juneltl-lin K. HI HI bit.
N
OTICE.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Directors
of the Lake and Driving Park Associa?
tion of Uoanoke, Va., bold Thursday,
June 11, 1801, tho secretary was in?
structed to call a general meeting of tho
stockholders of tho >:,id association to
be hold Monday. July 13,1801, at 11
o'clock a. in., in tho office of tho secre?
tary. GEO. 11. McCAHAN,
junoI2-t Im Secretary.
In order that the public may have full
opportunity to judge of tLo merits of Tho
Times' special telegraphic service, and
ol the The Times as a newspaper, it will
t i sent tree to any address not already
on our Ixxjlts for ono week.
BRICKS*
Washington Hydraulic
PRESS BRICK CO.,
?MANUFACTURERS OF?
Ornamental, Pressed, Rock
faced arid Roman brick in red
and brown colors.
Brick for arches gronnd to
any radius.
Dealers in Mortar Colors?
Red, Black, Buff.
Office, KELLOGG BUILDING,
Washington, D. C.
apl2-3m
PROFESSIONAL.
TEHRAN K R. MAY,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Otlice?No. 10.". Jefferson Street South,
Roanoke, Va.
r
Estimates furnished.
Work guaranteed.
jun'J ttoaugl
RU. DERR,
-
Attornoy-at-Law, Rooms 0 and 7,
Masonic Temple, Roanoke, Virginia.
_ mar5-ly
OA KEY it WOOLWINE.
Funeral Directors and Practical
Embalmers., 120 Third avenue,Roanoko.
Calls answered in city or county. Res?
idence telephne No. 23: otllce, 01. ap7-ly
ILARENCE COLE MAN.
C
CIVIL ENGINEER,
Room 12, Moomaw building, Jofforson
Street.
O
SCAR SAAR YE., M. Am. S. C. E.
CIVIL ENGINEER,
No ICS Jelfcrson Street, Roanoko, Va.
may 24-tl
AP. STAPLES,
? ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Roanoke Va.
Offlco: Room 10. up-stairs, 112 Com?
merce street, s. o. myl4-tf
J. ALLKX WATTS. KOWAKD W. KOUEHTSON.
WATTS & ROBERTSON,
ATTORN E YS-AT-L AW,
feb4-tf ROANOKE, VA.
H. A. PERRY. II. SMITH.
J^EERY & SMITH,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
Oflice: 110 South Jetferson streot,
Roanoke, Va.
Room No. 8, Moomaw Building.
may24-0moa
e. maiioxey. j. e. maho.SKY.
JjV MA HONEY ? BRO.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
ROANOKE, VA.
BOX 2S7.
Estimates furnished on all classos of
work at short notice._apr!2-3m.
JWM. BO YD.
? ATTORNEY AT LAW
and commissioner of accounts. Room 1,
Court House Square, Roanoko Va. P. O.
Box No. 301. mar3-1yr
SGriffin, W.m. A. Glasgow, Jb.,
? Bedford City, Va. Roanoko, Va.
GRIFFIN & GLASGOW,
Attorneys-at-law, room 8, Moomaw
building, Jefferson St., Roanoko, Va.
Practico in courts of Roanoko city and
county and adjoining counties.
WS. GOOCH, ATTY-AT-LAW,
? Room 5, over Commercial
National Bank, ROANOKE, VA.
Courts: All the courts of Roanoka
City and County. Telephone 99. oc26tf
rpilOMAS FOLKS (late of Washing
JL ton, I). C.) contractor and 1 mi hier,
120 Third avenue s. w., over Oakey &
Woolwine's. Thirty-two years' oxpori
onco._apl'.> lyr
JOHN H. BART LETT,
(Member Am. I. M. E.)
Room 5, Times Building,
ROANOKE* VA.
Reports and examinations made.
apr.Vly.
I John II. WKIGIIT. B. LACY HOOH
W RIGHT & H?GE, A ttorneys-at- Law,
Roanoke, Va., Room 6, Moomaw
Building, Jofforson street. Courts?Roa?
noke city and county, and Cralg and
Botetourt counties. Special attention
given to collection of claims. mar4-ly
D.80
OOD,
ATTO R N E Y - A T- L A W,
Roanoke, Va.
Room No. 14, New Kirk Builiug, op?
posite Kenny's tea store. oct4-lyr
HPHOMAS W. MILLER,
ATTORNEY-AT .AW,
j Offlco: No. 10 Kirk Building, ovor John*
son and Johnson's Drug Storo
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