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False Imnrisonmon4

w. J. Sutherland has sued r. a. Judson
for $50, coo damages for false imprisonment.
Sutherland alleges that Judson had him ar
rested on the ground that be was about to
leave the State with intent to defraud his
creditors. Judge Levy held that there was
not sufficient evidence to hold him and he
was discharged from CUSTODY
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23

William Lockwood. George Anderson and
Benjamin Cody, who recently tried to re-
lieye Daniel Hegarth of his valuables after
iDtimidating him with pistol at his head,
were examined yesterday and committed for
trial on a charge of rObbery
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wood-Carvers' Union.

The Journeymen Wood-carvers consid-
cred their proposed constitution and by
laws, but deferred action until the next
meeting-On Friday evening at Ixora Hall
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PROPOSALS.

NEW CITY HALL-0FFICE OF EDWARD L
~ WOLFE, Secretary OF the Board of New City
Hall Commissioners, San Francisco, Apr.i 81 1881.
sealed proposals for the following work and ma
terials Will be received by the Board OF New City
hall commissioners in the chamber of the Board of
Supervsors on saturday. June 8, 1891, between the
hours OF IL and IL O'Clock A. N. of that day.
FOR The furnishing and placing of document file
boxes IN the httings made therefor, to the amount
OF IS,uuo or whereabouts, in the County Clerks new
once In the northwest wing of the New City Hall
proposals to be In accordance with contract draw.
ings and specifications
The work to be completed OH or before The Both
day OF September, 1891
Reference Ia hereby made to the plans specinca-
uonS ana conditions OF the contract in the once OF
the secretary and Architect, under which ths work
must Dc done. The Secretary will furnish blank
Iorns OF proposals and bonds TO intending bidders
NO Dlds VIII be entertained unless made upon
blanks so furnished. The bond must be 10 per cent
OF the total sum OF tender TO guarantee the closing
panied either with certified check or with two or
more good and sufficient suretics, whose names
must De submitted to the Commissioners at least
!nree Gays before the opening OF the bids In order
that they may pass upon their competency. The
BOARD reserves the right to reject any and ali bids
Payments VIII be made by audited demands upon
the treasury. drawn against the New City Hall fund
BIDDERS must strictly comply with the proposals
VIII reference to bondsmen (should they nave
them) instead OF checks.
GEORGE II. SANDERsoN!
THOMAS j. L. SMILEY,
JOHN Fl. BURST.
board OF New City Hall Commissioners
-E2MAkQ = WOLFE. Secretary. ap2s 500
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IW0--ise NIls-NWt-II Hass3mer, smlt6. Peoples
Sacrifice hits-Hassauer. Clarke, Sweeney. Levy .
SWEET. Hutchinson. Huston, Spies. FIRST base on
err0rs-San Franciscos o, Sacrament0s o First base
on called ball5-San Franchises =, SacramentOs 7.
Left on baSes-Sau Fl iuCisCOS Il, SacTamentOs g.
struck ouJ-by France 4, by Young 3. Double plays
cartwright 10 HasSamer 10 SWEET. Young to
Nmlth % HaSsameT TO Sharp, Peoples TO McG uiTk
sharp % Cartwright. Time Of game-0He hour and
fifteen minutes. Jmpre-SherIdan. Ohlcial scorer
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GRAND FETE CHAMPETRE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO PoLYCLINIc,
The most laudabe charity in the city.
IN THE GARDENS AT
SUTRO HEIGHTS, CLIFF HOUSE
Through the kindness of Mr.. ADOLPH SUTROh
ON.
SATURDAY............. MAY 23D
1T WILL BE THE GREATEST EVENT
OF THE SUMMER.
BEAUTIFUL STAGE
VIII be erected in the gardens and handsomely
air performances, commencing at 10 O'Clock in the
morning and continuing ali day until o'clock in
OLYMPIC CLUB BOYS
In Tumbling, Pyramids HOrizonaI Bar and Club
swinging, all under the direction of PROFESSOR
THE GREAT SOCIETY AMATEUR OPERA
COMPANY
VIII Reproduce the First Act OF
GIROFLE-GIROFLA,
Including the whole chorus of society ladies and
gentlemen and the following well-knOwn principals:
MRS. MARY WIdAN WILLIAMS,
MRS. II. J. STEWART,
MISS MARIE WILLIAMS,
DONALD DEv. GRAHAM,
GEORGE HALL,
LOUIS SLoss,
ELMER DE PUE
A. JOULLIS,
PROF. II. J. STEWART.
The entire medical staff of the Polytechnic will APP
pear in the famous
BAZOo ORCHESTRA,
A novelty In harmony and stage effect. Must be
seen TO be appreciated.
The Superb Angel Island
UNITED STATES MILITARY BAND,
Through kindness of Colonel Shafter, will take
part.
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Should Be Compromised.

County Attorney burst has advised the
Board of Supervisors to compromise with
Michael Commit and II. A. Solstein in the
matter of damages claimed by them against
the city for overfioWs caused by the high
entertainments of Montgomery avenue in
1876. They have writs against the city now
pending. and in similar ones already adjudi-
Gated they have won. Their claims are re-
pardad as inst
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ONLY A PUFFED LIP.
JACKSON DIsHEARTENED.

Jackson went over TO his training station
on the San Leandr0 road yesterday very
much disheartened. His injured ankle was
considerably swollen and it panied him to
walk. He complained of severe pains in
his right shoulder, which member was in
jured when he was in training for his fight
with Cardiff. His lips are pulled, and it was
quietly rumored that the punches he re-
ceiYed from Corbett in the stomach have
damaged the apparatus there located some
what. When asked If he would be willing
to meet COrbett again he answered in the
affirmative, adding that a return match
could be made when he felt that he was
physically sound and could train properly.
He attributes his defeat in measure to the
accident which cut him out Of weeks Of
training,
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PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
SUNDAY. MAY "a. 1891.

And Every Following Sunday.
q II A n ID BAY EX RS TONI
Under the auspices OF the
Society OF Independent old Friends,
On the Magnificent n. p G. X. X. rn~~oa
steamer Tamapais to Mare Island ss - ssssssr
and Vallejo steamer leaves Ciay-st. Wharf at 10
A. NJ returning at P. NJ Only limited number
OF tickets will be sold. Excellent fishing in the bay
at Vallejo Tickets ground trip only 50c; children
25c; for sale at the wharf by the undersigned,
p. II. HINK. manager, 700 Montgomery st.
ap2Y II ThFrSaSu
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To-Day's Game.
Wing IS the make-up Of the two Teams:

ciscos and the SacTamentOs will resume their
argument at the Haight-street grounds. Fol-
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AFTER NO CONTEST .
The Club Settles Up Accounts
With the Fighters.
Corbett and Jackson Receive Two Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars Each-A Big
Purse for Return Match

Jim Corbett felt in high spirits yesterday
as the result of having made such formid-
able stand against Peter Jackson, who was
looked upon by thousands as entitled to the
honor of being champion pugilist of the
world.
The fact that Corbett proved conclusively
that he was equally as clever and faster
hitter than the dusky gladiator is sufficient
to stamp him as an excellent representative
to pit against Slavin or any other first-class
man who is looking for high hOnors and big
purses. Some say that Corbett hits too
light, and that his blows would not have
any effect upon Slavn. These people forget
that Slavin and Jackson are very different
in their style as fighters. The latter. it
matters not how clever his opponent may
be, has speedy way of getting his stomach
out of range of punishment. Corbett landed
on that delicate spot quite often, but he had
to reach long distance to get there, and
consequently the force of his blows were
pretty well spent when they hit the target.
CAN AFFORD TO WAIT.
If pitted against Slavin, pugilist who
goes right at his quarry without guarding
his stomach, Corbett would soon prove that
he puts force into his blows which tells at
short range. The young Californian would,
however, be acting the part Of wise man
if he gave himself another year in which
to gain some extra weight before tackling
such a rushing and Furnishing fighter as
SlaVin, WhO although far inferior to Cor
bett as a scientific boxer, would stand
dozen hard smasheS to get home one Of his
terrific rib-roasters, which invariably speak
for themselves.
ONLY A PUFFED LIP.
With the exception of a pulled lip Corbett
does not show any signs of punishment He
was feeling good yesterday, and was only
sorry that he did not 60 in before the sixty
first round was called and mix it up with
jackson.
II wanted to close In and decide who was
to be the winner-that is, a few rounds
after the match became a sort Of walk
around affair."" said Corbett to bis hacker,
Stencil, but Donaldson would not permit
me to take any chances, although | felt that
l was the stronger man and had the most
dangerous punch However, l am satisfied
to have proved to Jackson and his friends
that am not the clever amateur sardine
they had figured upon me being. | want
another 60 at Peter, and think the next
time we meet will do him up brown. l
don't think the betting will be two TO one,
however"
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TO BE MATCHED AGAIN.

Alta meeting of the California Club DIrec-
tors held last evening it was decided to give
Jackson and COrbett $500 each ''for serv-
ices rendered." and that a purse of $500
would be offered for n return match when
ever the men are ready to decide the Ques-
ton of superiority. COrbett is willing to
sign articles to fight on Monday night if
necessary
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In vain the eyes are filled with light;
In vain the cheek with beauty CLOVIS,
Unless the teeth are pure and white.
Unless the breath is like the rose;
And SOZODONT alone supplies
These beauties that we all so prize.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-23

Heavy Death Rate for the Year.
There have been 5625 deaths in San Fran
cisco since the beginning of this fiscal year.
same period for the pre- viOus fiscal year.
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A SPECIAL FEATURE

A SPECIAL FEATURE
THE
LUNCH SERVED ON THE LAWN,
FOR WHICH THE
GREAT TERRAPIN DISH
VIII be cooked on the grounds by the following
weiLknown bon yivantS:
J. D. Reddlng, Dan o'COnnen
Peter Robertson. George = Knight,
d. H. de Young, VIM. Greer Harrison.
Louis SlOSS, James ID, Phean,
Edward townsend, Waiter S Maxwell.
WHO WILL PERSONALLY SERVE ALL THE LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN.
EMIL CUSIN. the French Caterer. will have charge
of the kitchen.
In addition there will be all kinds OF games mu-
seums. tune-telling, beauty tent, roulette grab
bags knife-throwng, hsh-pond booths. tents. etc.
Additional attractions will be announced later. All
under the management of the following
LADY PATRoNESSES.
Mrs Theresa Fair Mrs J. d. Fry
Miss Belle Smith Mrs r. A. Finnegan
Mrs William Wiltshire Mrs Friedlander
Mrs w. TurRbull Mrs. Downey Harvey
Mrs. j. Marks Mrs Haker
Mrs. Dr. Sherman Mrs Isaac HeCht
Mrs. Percy Davis Mrs. John A. Hunt
Mrs. Ainsey Davis Mrs. A. +. Hecht
Mrs, Col j. +. jackson Mrs, GeOrze Knight
Mrs. Horato Liyermore Mrs L. Roster
Mrs. l. C. Moore Mrs. Kreutzman
Mrs. j. C. Merrill Miss Mary Lake
Mrs. J. ID. Arnold Mrs. Il. Marshall
Mrs. b. Baird Mrs. d. Montgomery
Mrs. A. Ba dlam Mrs. Colonel Shafter
Mrs. L. Bazet Mrs. w. II. Smith
Mrs. ID. Bxer Mrs. V Spalding
Mrs. II. Bowie Mrs j. RegenSburgsr
Mrs. s. Blair Mrs. NJ RegensbuTger
Mrs. f. Castle Mrs. j. II. Stallard
Mrs. w. Castle Mrs. Ed Townsend
Mrs. J. b. Cooper Mrs. Won Hoffman
Mrs. Andrew Davis Mrs. Henry Wagner
Mrs. H. c. Davis Mrs. WeSthOh
Mrs. d'Evelyn Mrs. 7. j. White
Mrs. II. c. Dibbe Mrs. A. Winfield
Mrs. o. 7. Evans Mrs. w. j. Younger
Mrs Ehrmann Mrs. Nj. II. Hecht
Mrs NJ II. de Young
TICKETS OF ADHESION 90 CENTS.
Procured from the Lady PatroneSses, Music Stores
and Medical STAFF Of the Polyclinic.
AS- Due announcement Will be made of the Spe
cial Trains. my17 1t
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FNcGulFk bit bg batted BAL.
SCORE RJ- rN-NSrNg.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-12
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, Sept 11.-[Speciall-
Southern flour, steadier; quiet, common
to fair. Extra, 365@425; good to
choice, 435@525. Wheat, opened
weaker; closed, stronger; No. ., red log
elevator; l0O5s@lO43s atloat. No. 8, red
1O0]5; options, opened 19s@lM lower on
government report and free selling on
foreign account; advanced 3S@34 on
better cables, increased export de.
mands and covering declined 1T@l}6
and closed steady; 1902 over yestsr-
day. No. 2, red Sept, 1903; Oct, 1Ools;
Dec, 1907
2, 72H@7i elevator; 73H@745 afloat.
Options opened N@14. declined A@L
and closed steady 4 under yestcrd ~,
wholly on spt culative influences; Sept,
60; Oct, G45l; May, 54h. Oats weaker,
moderately active; options quiet, easier;
Sept, 434; Oct, 81; Dec, 36h; No. 2
white, Oct, 36M@37; spot No. =, 1870
3G34; mixed Western, 32@3G. uops
easy, quiet.
Coffee, options opened steady, 10000
points down; closed barely steady
20@3O points down, September, II. roo
14.0O; October, -. 5OG0l3. 20: December
12.25@l2.45 spot Rio. nominal fair
cargoes, 1917. Sugar, raw, quiet, firm;
refined, fairly active, firm. Molasses,
foreign, nominal; New Orleans, quiet.
firm. Rice quiet, firm. Petroleum
steady, quiet. Cotton seed oil, firm;
now crude, 80. Resin steady, quiet.
Turpentine quiet, firmer, 3S@3S%.
Wool steady, quiet Pork dull. Pea
nuts steady; fancy hand picked, 4; far
mers'. 2}6@3H. Beef dull. steady;
hams dull, easy; tierced beef quiet; cut
meats firm; picked shoulders, 64@G&;
middlcs firm; short clear, September,
7.75. Lard firm. quiet; Western steam,
7.37}I bid; city, 90; options, Septem-
Der, 1877; October, 7.36 bid: January,
7.G3; refined, firm, quiet; continent,
7.47M; South America, $40. Freights
to Liverpool quiet.
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Health is Wealth

Dr. e. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed specific for
Hysteria, Dizziness, Convultions, Fits,
Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
Prostitution caused by tho use Of alchol
or tobacco, Wakefuluess, Mental De-
preston, Softening of tho Brain result
ing in insanity and leading to misery,
decay and death, Prematr-e Old Age,
Barrenness. Loss of Power in either
sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermat-
orrna caused by over-exertio.- of the
brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains ono months treat
ment. S1.00 a box, or six boxes for S.. 90,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied
with $500, we will send tho purchaser
our written guarantee to refunnd the
money If tho treatment does not effect
q cure Guarantees issued only by Roam
oke Drug Co., solo agents, "a Campbell
street, Roanoke. Va. jan25-eo1y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-09-12

TNRCSTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RESI-
Il dence Lois In the West Eni,-By yirtne OF u
deed OF trust, dated tn, 18th OF August 1890 made
ny ID. Z. MOOmaw to lie undcrsiy ucd trustes "a,
secure to l.. {. lanshrough commissioner thc
payment ~ two neg iii iblc noie., dared 2,th dav
OF February, $780, each for $liS, payable with in.
terest from date. In one and two years respect
lively, from date thc first ,f which IL entitled h,
credit Tor S5iltO ~ OF April 18th, 1871: and de-
fault having hecn made in the payment OF the
nrst or said not"s ard ut the request Of the pene-
ncnry, Will sell, AT public auction. to the high
est bidder in front OF The courthou 20 OF Roanoke
city, on THE l0rI DAY IF SEPTEMpER iSaI
n l2V' L. W. those certain parcels OF land lying
III the western part OF said city, fronting on tha
north side OF Ernest avenue ana east OF Fifteenth
street heing lots numbered |, =. J. t. , 4 aud 7 in
tnc south half OF section 3, as designated on the
map OF the Rorer land, and bounded and de-
scribcd as follows: w
Besiiintng AT the corner OF Ernest avenuc ami
Fifteenth street on the northsidc OF Ernest avenue
ana east or Fifteenth street, thence with Ernest
avenue south I'll degrees, ~ minures, east 3i1i
TO point, thence north |? degrees east 1898
icet To an alley, thence with said alley north iii
degrees NJ minutes west 3J2 feet to Fifteenth
street, thence with said Fifteenth street south
- degrees NJ minutes west is feet to the bcgir,
ming
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to nav tho
cost or executing this trust and To pay the bal
as to $1sS with interest from the ~ dsy OF Feb
ruary, lSu, on the Goth day OF February, 1S9a.
and the balance, IL any. on such terms "a the
said Noomaw may be prescribe but should ho
fail to prescribe the terms for the payment Of
any such balance. then on snch terms a. sal6
trustee may think 1T.
ausi5-tds l.. c. nANsBRoUGH, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
WITH ITS

TNRUSTEE'SSALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
a tate near the City OF Roanoke, Virginia
Under ana by virtue OF n deed OF trust, dated
me i3th day or August, 1870, from the Union
Land Co to the undersigned trustee and OF rec.
ord in the Clerks Office OF the County Court for
cure the payment or S25, SIS So rs therein de-
scribed; and default having occurred in the
payment OF the frat five due notes OF
Sl,722b 40 each. and at the request OF the hold.
ers thereof, will, on MoNDAY,TH 5TH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1881, in front of the courthou, . in
bidder. that certain tract OF land living in the
County OF Roanokc, Virginia, and described ~
follows: Us
Lying on the north side OF the old road from
salem To Lynchburg and bounded rs follows IN
wit: beginning Mt black oak on the south side
rose Land Companys; thence north 100 U3 min.
east 2SS $40 feet 10 double white oak: the
same being corner of the West MelrOsc Land
20. ,thchcc north g Al min. cast ,i3I feet TO n
large white oak on the land OF the Richmond and
Roanoke Company; thence with their line north
south 70 or west 1904 1-10 fec, To a point on The
south side OF the old Salem and I.ynchburg rood
ana on line OF George Is. Fronts farm: thence
with SAID line along the south eide OF the road
south 50 10 min. cast 1895 is 100 feet to the
moro or lcss. $500
TERMS: Cash NJ to enough TO pay the cost or
executing this trust, and tho five past due notes
OF '22 ~ I'D each and interest, total OF saw SO
tlhSi and a. TO $S,jll.Si, with interest from The
18TH day OF August, 1870, on the 18th day OF Au-
gnst lSf2, and as to $S6li.si, with interest from
August. 1892 and the residue In two equal an.
nual instalments from date OF sale with interest
from date OF sale. THOMAS vi MILLER
eopi-tds Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALES.

'noSlhEs SALE OF VALUABLE FRO.
-, :. pGhIay,,By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
Company, dated the I'd day OF July. iS5o. and
recorded In the clerks Office OF tho HustIng's
y, page ., IN trust to secure TO VIM n Bayiess
CT AIS the payment OF the sum OF 81, 6G6 G6 owl
with said deed of the Exchange BnjJdinu and
nnvestment Company, each III the sum of 81 Gt,866
paynoie with interest ut the rate of per cent
VIM. H. Bayless In one and two years from date,
Of said trust deed and the other TWO payable to
Whelan and default having been made in the
naymcnt OF the ilrst OF the said notes, at the re-
to the highest bidder, a. public auction in front
81 On nf fGasf house. IL the eity Of Roanoke Vas
Der, 1891, ar ~ NJ ali that certain Iot a. M ON rcn,
OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke, Va. and
bounded and described as follows
DcSinhlng nj point on the north side OF Camu
oeli street rs feet west of Randolph street thence
north 81 degrees ~ minutes west Is feet to a
feet to point, thence south 81 degrees As minutes
east ., lcct to point, thence south degrees is
NH west l5 feet to the place of beginning,
map OF the property OF the Roanoke Land and
ip, Company, on die at the Office OF the
clcrk OF the Hastings Court OF the city of Roanoke
Cash sufficient to pay cost of sale, In
said deed OF trust. and pay the sum OF "a aga 20
with interest from July ., 1870, and to pay the
additional sum OF 81 Se5 81 ON the I'd day Of Jnir
lS2, with interest from the I'd day OF .inlr 1Snr
and the balance, unless otherwise announced AZ
I'm dme OF sale In two equal instalments from the
nay OF Sale, ucfcrrcd payments to bear interest
and to be secured by deed OF trust on the pron-
crty. JNO = PEN wv
auge-tds 'No L. rT5 rnasss.
ne above lot was sold by the Exchange Build
ing anu Investment Company, ana the notes OF
inc company assumed by its purchaser
NE III. ENCliANGE BUILDING AND INVEST
MENr COMPANY.
By mutual consent the above sale has beep
postponed until the 2ith day or September. iSIi-
AT tho same place and hour
sep s-tds JOHN E. PENN, Trustee.
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All About Some Furniture.

w. II. Boyer, residing on Common
wealth avenue, was arrested yesterday
on a warrant sworn out by j. Il. Keister,
charging him with moving lot of
household goods which have been levied
on by Mr.. Keister.
1t seems that Boyer lived in pors zion
OF keister's house and moved the furni-
ture after Keister had attached it for
debt.
Officer Merriman made the arrest,
and Boyer was taken before Justice
Williams, who bailed him in the sum of
500 for his appearance this afternoon.
Boyer claims that the rent has been
paid.
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by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
- dated July II, lS'Oand recorded in deed book
court of the city OF Roanoke, Va in which
Thomas A. Rolling conveyed TO the undersigned
trustee certain real estate therein particularly
described in trust to secure the payment OF
500 ~ evidenced by two negotiable notes for
SloiGi o.ch, drawn by Thomas y. Boiling, aud
payable In one and two years, respectively from
July II, 1890 with intcrcst nj u per cent pcr
annum. and default having boen made in the
payment OF tho first of said notes, ut the request
NJ pubic auction to the highest bidder in front
OF ,i the court house, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
i5Tn ;lS'i at i2o'clock NJ, that certain lot or
parcel OF land situated In the city or Roanoke,
va. and known rs lots IL and IL In section
.; ~ shown by tho. map of the property OF
Rogers. Fairfax " Houston.
= ERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the first uotc OF
s'Old! with interest AT Gpcr cent protest fees aud
co"i OF executing this trust, the purchaser to
sumo the payment OF the other note for $lut6I,
naiance, II any, for such time "a may be m.
nounccd on day OF sale.
aug ld-tds j. 5. SIMMONS. Trustee.
NNRuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trust executed to me nv Jerry
Cotier, dated the ith day OF septic nbcr lS.n. and
recorded in the cler>'s Office of the Hastings
Court OF the city OF Roanoke. In deed book g.
page io2 IN trust to secure 10 the Traders Loan,
Trust anu Deposit Company the pa, mcnt OF the
sum OF SGUi, evidenced by tho two nero liable
notes OF even date with said deed OF Jerry
twclve ana twcnty-fou months respectively
thereafter, to the order OF the Traders Loan.
irnst ana Deposit Company at the Commercial
National Bank, nj Roanoke, Va. and default
having been made in the payment OF the first OF
said notes, at tho request OF The beneficiary In
tnid deed. ! shall sell tn the Highest bidder a,
pubic auction III front OF the courthouse in the
city OF Roanoke Va on SArUKDAY TiiE
~. IL DAY OF OCTOBER, 1871. At IL O'CLOCK
NJ. those two certain lots or parcels of land
situated In the city OF Roanoke, Va known as
lots Is and III in section 5. n shown by the may
Of the Belmont Land Company
TERM>-Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale
trustees NJ tod IN,
said deed OF tru-t.and 10 pay the sans OF $50 N
The purchaser To assume the payment OF ono note
OF sac, due on the 18th day OF September lSt.
with interest from the ith day OF Septcmbe :i,sO
Residue, " any, on such terms n will h. made
known ON the day OF sale. T. E. COLE,
septlo-tds. rrusts.