The Roanoke times. [volume], May 23, 1894, Page 5, Image 5

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Highest of all in Leavening Powe
ABSOU/T
FROM ALL AROUND THE CITY.
Current Local Events of the Day
Briefly Told.
Bits of Facta and OoHlp Gathered on the
Streets by Times Reporters? Points
Political. Social and General Happen?
in? Yesterday.
What's Going on To dav.
Athletic Park?Baseball game, 4:S0 p. m.
Old Oit.ua Uousk?Hepnbllcan mass meeting.
BninoEWATEB Dciluino?Mooting; Columbus
Lodge, I. O. O. F.
Strawberry Festival at Trinity Ohnreh.
The ladieB of Trinity Methjdlst
Cburch will give a strawberry festival
In tbo churouyard Thursday evening, to
which the public gonerally 1b Invited.
Festival at the Seeond Presbyterian
Chapel.
The Second Presbyterian Church are
arranging to hold a strawberry festival
at the chapel on Roanoke street on
Thursday night The publio is cordially
invited to attend.
Bevlyal in Progress lu Bust Boanoke.
A protracted rovival mooting is in
progress at the East Roanoke Baptist
Cnurch, conducted by Bev Mr. An?
thony, of Cave Spring. So far the con?
gregations nave beon large and much
interest has boon manifested. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
the meeting.
Dentli of Little Olara Canary.
Clara E., the 10 month old daughter
of Thomas and Clara Canary, died at
the residenoe of her parontB, No. 407
Fourth Btreet n. e., yesterday of cholera
Infantum The funeral services will be
conducted by Rev. J. W. Lynoh at 10
o'clock this morning from the house.
Tbe interment will be in St. Andrew's
Cemetery.
Strnck the Wrong Man.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday
afternoon for the arrest of John Taylor,
colored, for feloniously assaulting John
A. Gearheart with a rock. The trouble
occurred near the Cold Storage Com?
pany's plant and from information
gathered by tbe police it appears that
Taylor threw the rock at a brakeman In
a passing freight train and it struck Mr.
Gearheart on the leg.
Excursion Train Passes Through.
A train of ten oars from Petersburg
and Crowe, loaded with 605 excursion?
ists from the Bast Virginia cities,
pasted through Roanoke yesterday en
rou .o for the Luray Caverns. The ex?
cursion is run for the benefit of the
Bailroad Y. M. CA, of Crewe. The
party represented all ages and was quite
gay and happy. The train arrived In
this city at 5 o'olook this morning on
Its return to Petersburg, Its passengers
presenting a worn out appearance.
Held for Felonious Assault.
Dr. F. E. White was sent on to the
grand jury by Justice Turner In the
police court yesterday on the charge
of felonious assault upon S. L. Boyd,
upon whom Dr. White is alleged to
have drawn a pistol. The difficulty
occurred In tbo rooms of the Alleghany
Social Club Sunday afternoon. White
was held under 8250 bond on his own
recognizance for hlB appoaranco.
Police Court Record,
J. D. Puckett, charged with being
drunk, was fined 83.15. Pat Evans,
colored, facod tho charge of shooting
within the city limits, paid 82-50 for
the privilege. Henry Rhodes, colored,
was arraigned on tbo charge of allowing
his hogs to run at largo after being
warned repeatedly to pen them up. He
swore that he "didn't own nary hog; dun
sold dem overy one." Justice Turner
couldn't swallow his protostations and
fined him 82. Henry searohed his pockotB
for a half hour, occasionally pulling
out a small coin. The pile counted up
81 90 and Officer Vest loaned Henry a
dime, receiving thanks for his kindnesB.
Henry Body, Jr., paid 82.50 for being
disorderly. Chas SaundeH was sent to
ail for ten days for stealing a pair of
shoos.
Baslness Men's Union Prayer Meeting.
The business men's union prayer
meeting in the lecture room of Greene
Memorial Cburch last night was at?
tended by about fifty men. T. T.
Fishburne conducted the services, read?
ing a Scripture lesson ana commenting
upon It at length. Ho was followed by
B A. Jones, M. S Greenwood, Captain
Stuart and Rev. S. M. Firey. It was
decided to hold tho futuro meetings in
the churches represented in the union
services, giving four meetings to each
church in succession, the executive
committee to make the necessarary ar?
rangements therefor. These meetings
will be known as the business men's
union prayer meetings and the attend?
ance will be limited to men only. T. S.
Van Horn was appointed leader for tbe
next meeting. _
Change In the Time of Meeting.
The Epworth League of Trinity M.
E. Cburch South will heroafter meet at
8 o'clock every Tuesday evening, in?
stead of 4 p m. Sunday, as heretofore.
Rev. Mr. Stanton addressed the league
at length Monday night with referenco
to tho special lino of church work the
league was expoated to accomplish, and
stated that the general oonferenoe, now
in session at Memphis, had decided to
organize an Epworth League board, to
be managed by a secretary, and to pub?
lish a paper in the interests of tho or?
ganization.
The fcopie considered by the Trinity
league last night was "Christian Per?
fection," C. M. Hogsett delivering an
instructive address. "Growing In Graoe"
will be the topic for next week.
Those "Magie City" bindings are going
like hot cakes. Bring in your numbers
and got them exohanged for a bound
copy?costs 75 osnts or 81.00
r.?Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Pomler
ELY PURE
BALL CLUB IN NEW HANDS.
George O. Hoasto? Content? to Act m
Manager of tbe Team for tbe Season.
The management of the Roanoke
baseball olub has been placed in the
hands of George O. Houston, who will
in the future look after the intereBtB of
that organization both at home and
abroad This aotlon was taken by the
board of governors of the Roanoke Ath
letio Olub yesterday evening after the
reoeipt of the resignation of H. P.
?'Hagau, who has been serving as man?
ager, oaptain and player slnoe the open?
ing of the league.
In his letter to John M. Payne, the
president of the Athlotlo Club, Mr.
O'Hagan says that the oombined duties
were too great for him and out of jastloe
to himself and the olub he feels that
ho should no longer hold the position
of manager.
Mr. Houston, who has consented to
take the management of the olub, is
particularly well fitted for the position.
He Is well posted upon the game oven
to its most minute detailB and his ex
exeeutlve ability ia such as will insure
its proper management as to flnanoos,
players and general business arrange?
ments. He is a man in whom tho
' cranks" of the city will place much
confidence. His work in connection
with the team oommonoed last rrlght.
The Roanoke team is expected to do
Bomo effective work from now on. The
club has some good material, and Ib
especially strong in pitchers. What is
evidently needed is better team work,
and this Mr. Houston will probably boo
is remedied. Mr. Houston, it is said,
will oommunloate with aeveral players
who are anxious to come to Roanoke,
and of whom good reports aro received,
especially as to their batting ability.
The members of the olub received
their salaries yesterday but there was
sumo fault finding as to the amounts
coming due them. Thero waa consider?
able talk among some of the members
about resigning but it Is more than
probablo that no resignations will be
handed in. Slmes, who has boon play?
ing second base, loft for his homo in
Columbus, Ohio, yesterday afternoon.
He had not been signed by the manage?
ment and gave as an excuse for his de?
parture that his mother was sick.
No game was played with the Staun
ton team yesterday, rain interfering. A
small number were at the grounds to
see tho game but a heavy shower came
down just as the clubs were ready to
play and the game was postponed. The
teams play this afternoon at 4:30 o'clook.
IN THE STATE LEAGUE.
Richmond Defeated by Norfolk In a Well
Flayed Game.
Norfolk, May 22.?Richmond was
defeated by the home team to-day in a
well played game. The feature of the
game was West's good stop of a liner
struck by Lanser, of the home team.
The ball was two feet over his head,
but West jumped up and stopped it
with bis left hand, thus making of a
throe-bagger a one base hit. The score:
It. II. B.
Norfolk. 0 1 3 1 0 0 1 Ox- 0 7 3
Richmond. 20000000 0-3 8 1
Battories: Klssenger aud Hodge; Wonneloy
and Grim.
Lynohburg Again Unable to Soore.
Petersburg, May 32.?Lynchburg
tried in vain to score to day, but with?
out avail, as they were met at every
point by the superb playing of the local
team. The score:
It. H. B.
Petersburg. 6833001 0?13 14 1
Lynchburg. 0080000C-0 8 7
Batteries: Foreman and Elefor; Baker, Martin
and Backer.
Standing of the Olabs.
Potersbarg.
Norfolk ....
Richmond..
Stcnnton...
Eouiokc...
Lynchhnrg.
Won
17
15
14
13
8
4
Lost
7
9
0
11
IB
SO
Per Ct
.708
.625
.6C3
.511
.847
.100
Yesterd?y's Nntlonal League Games.
Postponed games on account of rain: Brook?
lyn-Baltimore, Philadelphia-Washington and
Cleveland-Cincinnati.
At Boston? K. H. B.
Boston. 31000000 x? 3 0 6
New York. 00110000 0-3 11 4
Batteries? Lovett and Ryan; Itnsie and Karrell.
At Chicago? R. II. E.
Chicago. 100030800?7 14 3
Plttshurg. 0003U1 3 00?6 9 1
Batteries?Griffith and Elttrldgc; Ehret and
Mack.
At St. Louie? R. II. B.
St. Louis. 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 1 x? 6 9 3
Loalsvlllo. 11000100 1? 4 10 8
Batteries: Gleason and Peltz; Kilro; and Urlm.
Georgetown Defeats Cornell.
Washington, May 22.?Georgetown
College defeated Cornell by hitting
when men wore on bases, and by the
inability of the Cornell's pitchers to
Bend the ball over the plate. Smith
and Cobb gave nine bases on balls be?
tween them.
R. II. E.
Georgetown. 400010011-7 8 2
Cornell.000130000?4 9 1
Batteries?Dewd and Sullivan; Cobb, Smith
and Yonng.
Quadrennial General Conferenoe, AI. E.
Ohuroh (South), Memphis, Tenn., May
8-31, 1804
For above oocasion the Richmond and
Dmvillo Railroad Company will sell
tickets to Memphis Tenn., and roturn
at rate of one first class fare 'or the
round trip. Tickets on sale April 30,
May 1 and 2; continuous passage in
tich direction; final limit June 1, 1894.
For torpid liver and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by
the book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. At
drugstores; or write to B F
Allen Co, 365 Canal st, New
York.
AN OBEDIENT BOY.
A Father's Wise Flan For Getting His Mon?
ey Back.
"Henry, my boy," said the kind father,
laying big hand on the shoulder of the only
son who had been so long the pride of his
life, "have you as yet bad any thought of
marriage?"
The young man th ought fully lifted his
. head, and his frank face betrayed at once
tho nobleness of bis character as he firmly
replied: "No, father, I have only been en?
gaged. Nothing more serious than this
has ever entered my thoughts."
"Then," said his father, a look of great
satisfaction comiug into his face, "nothing
could be more fortunate. Although I have
long becu considered well to do, my son, I
must tell you the truth. With the excep?
tion of the house I have placed in your
mother's name, itself heavily mortgaged,
nothing remains of my vast fortune but a
few paltry dollars. It has long been my de
Bire that you should ally yourself with
some family of unquestioned wealth, and
now that'you tell methat your heart is free
I believe I may say that I have found for
you the right girl. Her father's vast pos?
sessions will undoubtedly descend to her,
and thus you will be independent for life."
"Father," said the young man, his face
suffused with that lovable obedience which
is such a fine attribute of manly character,
"I am sure I have always done as you said,
and if I can please you in the matter I will
gludly do so. But who can it be?"
"You remember, Henry," replied his fa?
ther, "the urchitect that built our house!"
"Yes, Bir," said Henry; "I know him well.
I have often seen him in the back parlor on
an evening playing solitaire with the notes
you had given him during the day. What
has he to do with It?"
Tho good old man's form shook with
great joy as he tenderly embraced his boy.
"Henry, my dear sou," he cried, "I have
just heard that he has a marriageable daugh?
ter."?Life,_
How He Got On*.
"Nothing succeeds like success," runs the
saying, but there are times when a lack of
success hus been of icreat value.
In the time of William III Mr. Treden
hum, a poet, was taken before the Earl of
Nottingham on suspicion of having treason?
able papers. "I am only a poet," protested
the poor man, "aud these pages are only
my roughly sketched play."
The earl, however, carefully looked over
the papers In question before liberating the
poet. Finally be returned the sheets to
the delighted author.
"I have heard your statement," said the
earl gravely, "and I have read your piny.
As I cannot find the least traces of n plot
in either the one or the other, you may go
free."
With this unflattering tribute to his in
nocenco the poet departed with his plotless'
play.?Youth's Companion.
A Sky Terrier.
Tully?Be gob, if there's one thing that
will send a nion up quicker than a police
judge will it's dynamite. But there's no
time for talk. Sure I better be thiukin how
I am goin to git down.?Truth.
On His Own Hook.
"No'm" said Rusty Rufus, "I'm not goin
to Wash'n'ton. W'n I git bo's I can't man?
age to pick up a livin 'thout trampln a thou
san miles an askin the guv'ment fur it I'll
go out of business, b'gosh I If you've got
another plate of them cold beans to spare,
ma'am, I b'lieve I kin eat it."?Chicago
Tribune. _
A Cliimgo of Opinion.
Singing Master?Why, you have no voice
at all!
Singer?Well, but I always pay for my
lessons double the amount usually paid by
others.
Singing Master?Say that again. Your
voice sounded much better, I thought.?
Secolo._
It Wae All Right.
Wife?This suit of yours looks a little
shabby, my dear.
Husband?Yes; I haven't paid the tailor
for it yet.
Wife?Don't let that worry you. I or?
dered another suit fron? him myself this
morning.?Clothier and Furnisher.
l hui Something lid t it,
Admiring Acquaintance?Did you bring
all these photographs from Europe?
Returned Tourist?Yes.
"Why, there are hundreds of them. Did
you have a camera?"
"No. I had a letter of credit."?Chicago
Tribune. _
He Knew.
"Tom and May are to be married on the
10th," said Mr. Trotter as he rend his morn?
ing mail.
"How do you know?" asked ids wife.
"I speak by the card," retort? d TJr. Trot?
ter, tossing it across the table.?Truth.
Discretion.
"Yon don't fhenn to say that you have
challenged Kinkins to a duel?"
"Yep. You know the law's against duel?
ing, and that was the only safe way for me
to resent tho Insult."?Washington Star.
Not For Women.
Castleton?I understand that straw hats
are going tobe cheaper this year.
Von Blnmer?Urn! You wouldn't notice
any difference if you were married.?Cloth?
ier and Furnisher.
The Result. ?
Willy Wilt?Do you know, I fancy I have
quito a literary bent.
Van Demmit?All right, my boy. Keep
on, and you'll be worse than bent.?you'll l>e
broke.?Puck.
Reckless.
Hills?Browne is a reckless fellow. He
never givee a thought to his creditors.
Hulls?Nor a dollar.?Truth.
Do you want a cook?
Do you want boarders 7
Dolyou want a man
to make up the garden?
Do you want a bookkeeper?
Do you want a house?
: : Let the people : :
: : know your wants : :
: : through, the cent- : :
: : a-word column of : :
: : Thb Times. : :
WANTBD-MIBOHIxLANHOTTB.
MANAGER WANTED TO APPOINT
salesmen to sell the Rapid Dish
Waihor Washes and dries the diBhes
in two minutes without wetting the
fingers. $75 a week and all expenses.
Easy position; no capital; no hard work;
oan make 8100 a week. Address W. P.
HARRISON & CO., Clerk No. 14, Colum?
bus, Ohio. 5 22
WANTED.?FIRST CLASS DRESS
makers wanted. Apply at Berlin's
Auotion House. D A. BEED. 5 22 2t
ILL GIVE TEN PER CENT FOR
60 days on 825. Box 297, city. Gilt
edge security. 5 80 21
? tj^JISS EMMA KAUFMAN," NO.
314 Campbell avenue, fashionable dress?
making; reasonable prices; satisfaction
guaranteed; your patronage respect?
fully solicited.
5 0 lm.
DR. CHAS. G. CANNADAY, PHYSI
clan and surgeon, general ul'lco
19% Salem avenue; hours, 9 to 10 a m.
and 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. in. Offioe for
ladles only, Rebekah Sanitarium, 121
Elgth avenue s. w.; hours, 12 to 2 p. m.
'Phones 235 and 249. Accommodations
for pay patientB at Sanitarium. 5 9 lm
ANTED 20,000 LBS. WOOL, AND
will pay highest cash price for
same. Write me stating quantity and
quality before Belling elsewhere; have
a large oontraot with a Northern firm.
Sacks furnished, also handle at all
times hides, green and dry, Bheep and
calf skins; also tallow and beeswax.
FBANK E. BROWN, box 311 Roanoke,
Va. 5 8 30d
PUH kknt
OR RRNT.?TWO LARGE NICELY
furnished front rooms, private en?
trance, bath, etc. 425 Church street
5 20 lw_
|j OR RENT?FURNISHED OR UN
-F furnished rooms, with bath; suitable
for light housekeeping. Address Z Z.
Z , Timks offloo. 5 19 lw
HREE NICELY FURNISHED
rooms with or without board, with
privilege of batb. Terms reasonable.
MRS. J. A. TIMBERLAKE, 516 Second
street s. w._ 5 18
FOR BENT?BOOMS SUITABLE
for light housekeeping; also one
furnished room. Apply 600 Campbell
avenue a. w. 4 22
OPPOSITE DEPOT.
BAGGAGE TBANSFERRED FREE.
SPECIAL CUT RATES,
$1.50 to $2 Per Day.
Speoial inducements to Com?
mercial Men. The Best Sample
Rooms in the city.
J. J. COX,
5 10 lm Manager.
THE CONCORDU,
HENRY SCHOLZ, Propr.
THE FINEST AND LARGEST GLASS
OF BEER IN THE CITY.
8 ANDWICHE8.
A
n Fine Imported Swltzer Cheese.
[} Limburger. Munster. Handcase.
w Frankfurter with Fine Gorman
Potato Salad.
? Hamburger Steak.
H Imported Bologna.
E Imported and Domestic Ham.
5 I Caviar. Sardines.
Oysters in Every Style In Season.
PINE WIN EH. LIQUORS AND CIGARS A
SPECIALTY.
Come in and take a nice glass of beer
and sandwich instead of a hot dinner.
CTOSEJIP-H: COHN'S.
Special Bargains
for
This Week:
ioo Suits, wortli $14, $15, $16, $17 and J>i8,
will be sold for
$12.50.
This applies to our new spring stock, in all the
latest styles and cuts.
75 dozen Fancy Shirts, worth 81.25, for one week at 93 cents
10 dozen new Leather Belts, worth 50 cents; this week 35 cents.
25 per oent. discount on the noted Youmans, Stetson and Mel?
ville Bats for one week.
We intend to make a boom in our line for your benefit and at
our cost. Don't come after the week haa passed and expect goods at
the above prioes. Remember, this is a special inducement to make
new customers and reduoe our stock, and is positively a one week sale.
J
OSEPH COH
Clothier, Tailor and Hatter. m. ^
E. M. DAWSON, Manager.
WANTED?SITUATIONS,
LADY STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter desirea position. Mod?
erate salary; best references Address
"A. X.," Roanoko, Va. 5 22 4t
BOARDERS WANTAD.
D
ESI RAULE BOARD WITH TWO
front rooms, 328 Campbell avenue
w_._5 12 2w.
BOARDERS WANTED AT 516
Church avenue, good rooms, good
board from 812 to 815 per month. 4 10
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED?SALESMAN; SALARY
from start, permanent place.
BROWN BROS. & CO., nursorymen,
Rochester, N. Y. 5 2 lm eod
FOB BAL,K.
'OR SALE CHEAP?ONE SECOND
hand boiler, 70 horee power, and
one 30 horse powor engine. For price,
torms, etc., enquiro of Q. A. TURNER.
5 5 lm
NOTIOB3 OF MEETING*;-*.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Peoples' Per?
petual Loan and Building Association
)f Roanoke, Va., will be hold at the
ifflce of tho secretary. Masonic Temple
building, Roanoke, Va., Monday, May
28 1804, at 12 o'clock m. WM. F.
WINCH, Seoretary. 4 25 td
BUSINESS NOTIOBS
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between M. Byrne and
C. F. Byrne Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, M. Byrno retiring. C.
F. Byrno will continue tho business at
old stand, No. 3 Jefferson street, and
pay all debts of old firm and oollect all
accounts due the same.
CHAS. F. BYRNE,
May 11, 1894. M. BYRNE.
5 13 lm_
THE COPARTNERSHIP OP GEO.
F. Payne & Co., Is this day dis?
solve by mutual consent. Georgo F.
Payno will continue tho business at tho
old stand No 1 Jefferson street and pay
all the dobts of the old firm and collect
all accounts due tho same.
May 1, 1894. GEO. F. PAYNE,
5 0 30ds. V. H. PAYNE.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
TO TILE VOTERS OF SECOND WARD?1
hereby anuouueo myself a candidate tor re
election to City Council, anbject to Democratic
i>rlmary. Should it be your pleasure to elect mo
! will serve you as faithfully as my ability will
permit and pledge myself to an economical ad?
ministration of tno city govornmcnt as tar >us my
vote and Influence goes, itespuctfully, It. A.
B liCE N a R._4 8tf.
I'O THE VOTERS OF ROANOKE OITY: 1
hereby announce myBe'.f a candidate for the
offlco of commissioner of the rovenue, subjeot to
the Democratic primary, and solicit your Bun
port. If elected I pledge mysolf to discharge the
duties of the otBce faithfully and to the best o:
my ability. Yours respectfully, Q. O. PAYNE
8 11 te_
g O THE VOTERS OF THE OITY OF ROA
1 noke: At the solicitation of friends I an?
nounce myself a candidate for office of sorgeant,
dty of Roanoke, subject to Primary, and respoct
fully ask your support. T. H. TILLETT.
3 lOte_
?yo THE VOTERS OF KOANOKB CITY.?1
1 hereby announce myeclf a candidate for con?
stable of the city of Roanoke, subject to a Demo?
cratic primary if one Is held,ami solicit your sup?
port. If elected I plodgo myself to dischargo the
duties of the offlco faithfully und Impartially
Respectfnlly, W. 8. CAMPEN._3 3 tde.
TO THE VOTERS OF ROANOKE CITY: I
hereby antoance myself a candidate for Com?
monwealth's attorney of the city of Roanoke,
subject to a Democratic primary, should one be
held. I earnestly solicit your support aud promise
It elected, to discharge the duties of the office lm
partially and fearlessly and to see, as far as in my
powor, that the laws are strictly enforced with
out tear and without favor. Yours respectfully
W. S.GOOOH. 8 te
PROCLAMATION.
BY TUB GOVERNOR OP VIRGINIA?A
PROCLAMATION. ? Information having
been recoiled by the executive that on the fifth
day of May, 180-1, near Engle Hock, In the connty
of Botetonrt, In this State, tho crlmo of rape was
committed on the person of Miss Mary Pierson,
by some unknown person who Is thought to be
one DAVID RKLLBY, a whlto man, with fair
skin, sandy hair and mustache, about five feet
nine Inches high, weighs about lfiO pounds, a lit?
tle stooped, about "26 years old, gray or llpht blue
eyes, and a fiesh scar under his right eye; and
that the said unknown person has escaped arrest
?nd Is now going at large; therefore I ao hereby
offer a reward of TWO IIUNDKED dollars to
any pcrion who shall arrest the said unknown
person arddolivr r him into the Jail of said oonnty
of Botetonrt; said reward to be paid only after
the trial and eon t tot Ion of the said unknown per?
son, and 1 do moreover require all officers of this
commonwealth, civil and military, and request
the people tteuertilly to use their best exertions
to procure his arrest, that he may be brought to
Justice. Salu offer of reward to continue tor
ninety days from this dato.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
the lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich?
mond, this 16th day of May, 1891
I seal, j
CUAS. T. O'FEKRALL.
Governor of Virginia.
Bj the Governor:?
J. T. LAWLESS.
Secretary of the Commonwealth'
5 19 taw ? w
CHANCERY OAUBQB.
SARAU C. SAVAGE KT AI.. VS. K. W.
Robertson, Sab. Tr., et al. In Chancery.
To'. Sarab C. Savage, C. S. Hendereon, F.
Sittording, complainants, and such other Hen
creditors ot The Roanoke Construction and
Improvement Company, N. Partee, and J. B.
Levy, as may come Into this suit, and eon
tribute to the costs ot tho same.
To R. W. Hobertsou, Substituted Trustee, The
Roanoke Construction and Improvement Com?
pany, N. Partee, Mrs. Minnie II. Partee, J. B.
Levy, Williamson Donaldson, Jane Donaldson,
defendants.
TAKBN? riCE: That pursuant to a decree en?
tered In the Hastings Court ror the City ot
Roanoke, May 1 >th, 1S94, In the above named
chancery cause, I will ON SATURDAY, TUB
33KD DAY JUNE 1894, at the office ot Lookett A
Cosby, bet wet u the hours ot 9 a. m acd 5 p. m.
of that day, proceed to take, state, Inquire Into
and report to the court in which this cause Is
now pending, the following matters:
1. W hat real cstato Is owned by the Roanoke
Construction acd Improvement Company, N.
Partee and J. U. Levy and tho liens existing
against the same, together with their respective
priorities and dignities.
3. What real estate or orthor property has been
fraudulently or unlawfully conveyed by the Roa?
noke Construction and Improvement Company, to
whom and In whoso name and how such real
estate or other property now stands.
3. Whether tho ronts and profits of the real es?
tate owned by tho Roanoke Construction and Im?
provement Company, N. Partee and J. B. Levy
wtll in tlve years pay and satisfy the ileus against
ths same.
4. Any other matters which may be deemed
pertinent by me, or that may properly be roqulred
by any party In Interest In this canse.
It from any cause the taking, stating and
reporting ot th? abovo account be not mentioned,
or if commenced be not completed then, the same
shall bo oontinned from day to day at same place,
between the same hours, until concluded.
By the terms of said decreo, and by law pro?
vided a publication ot this notlce.onco u week for
fonr encccselve weeks In some newspaper pub?
lished In the city of Roanoke shall oe deemed
equivalent to personal service npon all parties
lu Interest. J. W. COSBY,
5 33 law Special commissioner.
GLADB LAND COMPANY VS. CO OPERA
tlve land Company In chancery. To the
Co-operative Land Company, Bernard Clark, A. L.
Powell. B. Smith, T. P. Goodwin, H. G. Oil
brick, G. E. Webb, H. B. Thomas, T. G. D. Carr,
G.F. Carr, J. Davis. J. F. Webb, J W. Stulta,
J. U. Summervllle, J. U. Bradley, C. J. Ormeby,
T. J. Noughtou, C. B. Anthony, G. F. Payre, G.
O. Whltehnret. E. W. Sykes, J. B. Byrd, B. F.
Bumugton, J. K. Kenuett, Alle? Foster, Annie
L. Harris, A P. II imllton, E. A. Dlckerson, Sol.
Foster, Lizzie B. Wright. C. E. Daffy. H.I).
Poluter, L. M, Beckner, W. U. Wainwright, O.
F. Smtzcnhergcr, C. S. Htarkf y It. E. Smith, H.
Chlpman, M. Straase, C. H PurKlus, M. Forman,
M. F. McNnniara, B. O. Mays, V. O. Penn, C. M.
Harrison, K. C. Bronnorman, J. E. Updorgrovo,
C. L. Donnall, J. E. Mulcare, Isaac Giles, Max
Giles, B. E. Oreeubauin. M. W. Reynolds, E. A.
St .oy, Mrs. J. b. O'Mara, J. Paul Plant. T. 8.
Spoucer, T. \V. Hands, J. S. Dallas, J. E. Goene,
L. A. Sholtz, J. F. Payne, C. II. Hancock, Paulino
Adler. Thus. W. Hawkins, H. G. Davis. Chas. L.
Williams, J. Shallenberg, Emory Hang, U
Pumpling, D. E. Brady, K. F. Buffilugton, W, F.
Allison, W H. Stiff. W. E. Leslie. 8. Fleishman,
Mrs. Dora E. Fox, James B. Morton, John Fits,
James Dulauy, A. B. Hughes, W. P. Camp, G. O.
Payuo, J. F. Uooue, It. Stonesltor, B. Steel,
Maggie E. Montgomery, D. G. Revere, Mrs. K. H.
wioyd, Alfred Mitchell, Kate E. Larabert, H. L.
Uensol, Mrs. Jauult Morgan, C. P. Ulcks, J. W.
nancock, V. H. Payne, U A. Byrd, Mrs. S. A.
Brown, M. W. Mitchell. F. L. Dock. J. A. Brag
i assa, Geo. Hensch, W. E. Uarher, C. F. Mandlor,
John J. Gei:on, Bertio U. Wilson, O. D. Derr,
administrator ot H. U. Derr; Kate Laughton,
L. A. Compert, P. U. Horor, It. C. Jones, F. B.
Ayers, T. L Bell, R. F. Wlngfleld, C. P. Maylln,
J. R. Harris, V. Morens. Mrs. Kate Lary, E, M.
Dawaon, Po:ahontas BrldgeB, K. Edmunds, Bffla
Leon uro.
TAKE NOTICE?That pursuant to n decree
entered In the Hustings Court for the city ot
Roanoke ou May 8, 1804, in the chancery cause ot
the Glade Land Company vs. the Co-opcratlvo
Land Company, I will ON THE 15TU DAY OF
JUNE, 18'.M, at the office of Lockett & Cosby, be?
tween the hours ot ? a. m. and 0 p. m. of that
day, proceed to take, stato and report the follow?
ing matters:
1st. All the liens upon the proporty in tho com?
plainants' bill in this cause mentioned with tbelr
respective dignities and priorities.
3d. A description of the property sold by the
Glade Land Company to the Co operative Land
Company npon which the debt set up in the com?
plainants' bill Is a lien.
3rd. All sales made by the Co-operative Land
Company of any or ail of said property In tho
Inverse order ot alienation and tho present
owners of said property, or any part ot same
and the dates at tne conveyance of said property
from tho Co-oporatlvo Land Company to Ite
venders.
?Ith. All other matters that may bo by me
deemed pertinent or that may be required by any
party In interest.
It the taking, stating and reporting ot
this account be not commonced, or. It com?
menced, be not completed npon the day
named above, then the same shall be continued
from day to day, between the same hoars and at
the same place, until concluded.
Ky the terms of said decree a publication of
this notice once a week for four successive weoks
shall he deemed equivalent to pe eonal service
upon all parties to this cause.
J. w. COSBY,
6 11 law 4w_Speels 1 Commleslonor.
IN TUB CLERK'S OFFICE OF THE HUST
lngs Court for the olty of Roanoke, on tho31s
day of April, 1S04.?Tho Virgluia Brick Company
plaint irr. against W. W. Fortune, defendant; as
sum pslt.
The object ot this suit Is to recover from the
defendant the sum of S8S5 40, with Interest from
the 1st day ot January, l&M, and to attach the
goods and waies of the defendant In the olty ol
Roanoke and to subject the same to the payment
of the plaintiff's claim. And an affidavit having
been made and died that the defendant, W. W.
Fortune, is not a resident of the Stato of Vir?
ginia, It Is ordered that ho do appear here.wlthln
fifteen days after due publication hereof, and do
what may be necessary to protect Ms interest In
this suit. And It Is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published once a week for four weeks
In Tim itoamok b Daily Tins, and that a copy
be posted at the front dcor ot the courthouse in
this city on the first day ot the next term.
A Copy?Teste: S. 8. BROOKE, Clerk.
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