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A RsttIlne Game In which PhIi Casey Re-
sorted 10 Hard Service.

The general inpre ssion among those who keep track
OF the ns,jona game Of ireland Is that Whenever Phi
Casey participates In game it is more the nature
OF practice than compnlsion TO display all his extra
ordinary abilities They give as reason, because hn
stands head and shoulders above any the world
at the game In some respects the .:nl rcssiou ia
right but in q majority Of instances tho cham.
rion, who 10 always anxious u execute the
hardest pArt OF the work, compelled to
bring out all that is in him An Instance Of this
latter case was an exhibition game club day tho
Brooklyn Clubs court. In which the champion and ur.
Phil smith were pitcd last the very pair.
John Malcolm and John Delaney. Three games
usually the rule the court but in this the
test was 40 holly fought that two extra games
added and IL this little act of courtesy ugon the
part OF the two Johns that led them into vertabo
trap.
For three games Delaney and Malcolm played SC
ceverv that they won majority in glorious style.
Their service particularly strong and even tho
cuton bril- liant IN the extra two games, however
The sa 10 serve. and lie han his opponents guessing
throughout the game. Il dii not like the idea ~
champion sad to n SITS reporter "hut I wanted
to show them how easy 1t to beat them nj
their own game. On the other hand. John MalcoIn
snidi We fulfilled our I.r Of .hs contra, ~ srat,s
games and the rest were SIMPLY nf consolation
der We did not think that Mr. casey was going get
hot. but at our next meeting we will MAKE him
pent it, One thing l. certain, said nm old cntnasi
asst, those fellow. Malcolm and Delaney. not to
be triieh with. They are busters from away back"
The games played at the court on club day were.
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S.niInn VIII Meet Knmm,r

On The evening Of April II Nick CaI!an will meet
Chrr.le KamIner of the West SIDE A.C. unI.. the
auspices nf the Park Athletic Club at the Clermont
Avenue Rint.
Their. viii also be numerous other hon's between
rkp,rlrnts Jn6, Puz VIII meet Mike lughes Jackson
A. a., IN The 5puurd class; Mike Leonard OF the
Naflna. win spar billy Ernst or the Parks NJ 100
Und, aud there Will be fun from star; To tnsh the
N ls.Fs AaN
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Earned runs-Brown. .: Boston. 3. Two.base hits
Steer. Long. DUTY g.. Mccarthy First base
rors-Brown. 3: Boston. 4. Raoe on bae-On ,larSson
.: of Woodcock. !. Struck out-Stovey 81, Tucker.
Nelly, Cook. Mnkill fsely. ';eorze; Jones sa,rlhse
hits-Quinn. Stovey stolen hases-Tenney. Dufy q.
st"vey. McCarthy Quinn Kelly NASH lIit by pitcher
MssSs MrG m,'5 Nichols Passed sal kelly. l.
weeSs and Tenney. rmpre-Ilunt. Tme-1 40
LOUISVILLE 10: xiLwAuKFr, 3
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-The thermometer not far
from the freezing point this afternoon yet 5000 peo
pie oraved the cold and Louisville defeat Milwsu
kee in an interesting game Taylor covered hrst in
excellent style. atsand the playing OF seery were
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some So persons witnessed close and exctipu fo,,
ha, ,Iateh be,wern The kickham and Irish American
x. ri me . Ee Tsnnshy kies.d soA Irish
"'hts w me 'rst hall The Kickhams pay eli avninst
we W'h ~ ne frst half and consequently failed Ia
,,ntr. IN Tie second haif they played u strong gam
nSr p n%In and Breen kicking goals They also
Az accident beteli CouRhlan OF tho Kickham team
w o!ose OK the game In heavy he had liz
me maj score resulted in victory for the Kick
Tam, son n anu point. to goal and points The
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Sun day ON the Football Field.

The football game in which the Shamrocks and Irish
Wanderers teams INDUCED Mt Ridgewood Park YES
terday afternoon was rather sided contest Tho
Shamrock men ontplayei their opponents at every
point During the entire the Irish Wanderers were
unable TO score. They defeated by a score of .
goals and 10 points to nothing. Tho men played in the
following positions:
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Clarence shadbolt Of the BrooAyn Bicycle Club has
lowered the long distance bicycle record made by Al
bert Beers Of Boston. who rode ~ 80 miles in twelve
months since May last Shadb0t HGs covered l2,5s5
mile and ANTICIPATES riding 1900 miles before his
tMtlle months are up He has rolled W. This iv nit
Long Island. '
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Capt. Rose and H. Shcehy then defeated Georg
lieany and Dan Lawlor by 2lto2


The special feature at the veteran court Saturday
was bout for $40 between those two old masters at
the sport Jerry Dunno and Denis R!ordan. These
men have been rivals for many years. but
bta, his man al ont OF shape Anthony Mcbride and
Ed Doherty OF the Flint Socias played interesting
game and then as a finishing touch. Billy Courtney
beat John Powers aud Peter Connolly The scores of
,ho Sac,
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The Orchards defeated the AIphas in the Spartan
House tournament game on Friday night The score:
Orchsrd-Wcdekin ~: FalterInan. POI; Schwerin.
49,: Tiedeman 1871: Rufer. 40. Total s,,S
Aipha-kroner. 1Ia: Morhart leo: Goman Io9; He'll.
man. III: Jacob 1873. Total, I5s
The Mornngsde tournament games played on Thurs.
day night resulted As follows:
FIRST GAuE.
Observation-Disclosures. 173: Eramar, 1873; Sin.
Lenox-Spring 100: Freeman 2O2 Warden, 1871;
Purcell 173; Fenske. 49,. Total. 300.
Morningside -wellenbrok. 1862: Kramer. 14a; Sin.
clair la Morris Ing s'sEpszyIski :i3 Total s3S
Eher, IA: lieyer. lo.. Total. 1916
North River-Lehn!ng I43: Nube, 143: Furge. 1885,
Lenox-Snrinz l2o: Freeman. 1853: Warden. ISL !;
Purcell. lu3: fensk. 100 Total. sos.
The IvanhOe. Elizabeth A. C., and Jersey City A. c.
will roll IN tonghts series Of the American Amateur
Rowling Unions hnal tournament at the Columbus
Market alleys.
The eighteenth schedule games Of the Y. NJ. c. A
series were rolled on aturday evening between teams
the atters alleys. The scores follow.
GAM.
PHILIPS 1872 Williams. 14a: shaw 11o Total S35
Jersey city y: VI. C.A-turneli. le+ Faulkner, ia;
Williams lsu Wright. $50; Ruddick, 15l. Total $50.
CANE.
Bedford y ". c. A.-Aukaulp 1875; Donald 1877; Phil.
lips, 1t1: Williams. III: shaw. lao. Total. 800
Jersey City Y. NJ, 4. A-CornelL 1873: Faulkner 1872;
Williams. los: Wright. l55: Ruddick $50. Total. 1888
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me Public school ATHLETIC ACCUSATION has decided to
Nery saturday evening. when all visitors viii be We.
coined All boys are specially invited, and can have
day eveLinS. Aul boys are requested to attend ~''
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CINCINNATI, IL. iSpitNArotiS. ~
Crvc,yy,rr April 1o.With the mercury drawing inst
i've degrees above freeing .ISo baseball hungry
crank. greeted the Hon-iers. They saw game fu of
suyyin and Indiana did ITS share There were cheers
for Hickory Carpenter hsG Billy Chapman. both of
whom PLAYED Sc "a iJna ball. Capt. COmisAey is ut
Chicago. The
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FIVE TEAMS TIED roR FIRST PLACE
A Close Race In tho Americas Amateur
Bowling Unions Flaai Toarnnent.

More than half OF the games Of tho American
Amateur Bowling Unions final tournament
have been played. Tho tailenders have been
doing some good work during the past wees.
and now I've teams ar, on equal terms for first
honors. The records:
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Runs acknowledgement. u. Indianapolis q. Two
ha.s hts-lialigan iengle: Three base hs-oR rien.
NcQuade stolen bnrcs-Halxai Holiday. O'N.ill.
na.cs on b,'is-oa Mallnne. . OF Chnmberltn. 3: 81
Madden !: Oi sullivan. 3 struck oUt-By Mul'ane.
=. b. Chamberlain, !: by Madden, l. by SULLIVAN |.
Double piays-CarNentcr IenHc and OBri-n; Mears
ami IlenRie Ciingrnan l1snylc and - Bren ~ Time
l 90. tmpire-kddie Burke.
BOSTON. q: BROWN. s.
PRoviprScY. April l0-The iostons rlnyed brilliant
game with the Brown University nine yesterday.
Wooicock who has signed with Pittsburgh, pitched
good Tor the college and with the ltiun
OF DUTY the i:ustons hit safely The score:
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Earned rnns-Fordham collsse 2: Olympic. J., First
on tates-forthan c"i..Ge !; nymplc. 8 First base
on hals-Vr smith; OF Powers. 3. struck ont
Kerw.n "a J Doll,rd =; pollard sacrifice hits
Smith. McCann, stolen bases-Sweeney. Smith t2)
Orrheus, =. Dol ard, Powers Double piny-sullivan
and Reilly. Wild pitch-Powers. Umpire Roach.
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hew York Va Williams College. Cane. $3.50 =. NJ,
Admission, a1c id.
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The delegates to the Harlem Regatta Association will
meet this evening at the Grand Union Hotel p VI.
for the rurpns" of making engagements for ITS spring
regatta Oh MAJ Il.
T., ,h. .,.r,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-23
COMMISSIONERS, SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SNear Bonsaek's Depot, Roanoke County, Va.
III pursuance OF the terms OF decree OF the cir
chit court OF Rockhridgc county. Va, entered on
the 4th day Of September, 1891, in the suit
therein pending between w. G. Clemops and ais
against the executor and executrix OF VIM. Sell
den, deceased, to enforce the payment of a bal.
ancc, due by the former purchasers, of six
thousand and eight hundred dollars (s6, 500,
with interest thereon, from the 10th day of No.
yeInber, 1881 subject to credit of seven hun.
drcd and forty dollars ($740), as of the 2sth day
pcnscs OF this sale. will ofrcr for sale on TIJES.
DAY, MARCH 1ST, 1892, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, Mt public auction, certain
trsct OF land described in the deed fled ns living
on both sides OF Glade creek. Known AS the home
tract and late residence OF Fleming James de-
ceased, containing in the whole seven hundred
acres. more or LEES, Except one hundred and
twelve acres Q12), moro or less. between
the road to Bonsack and Kizer's mill
ern Railroad Company, and adjoining the
Of the waters OF Glade creek. the same being
part OF the home tract, and which part has been
sold TO WIN. Marshall Cookl. The said property
has on 1t valuable residence and all ne cdcd OUT
houses and o frutt canncry, and thought by the
owners TO contain valuable mineral deposits
TERMS OF SA LE One third of the purchase
nom In cash and the residue upon credit OF
one and two years, In two equal instslments,
hearing interest IRON da' OF rale. and the pur.
chaser 10 give honds for deferred payments. The
TILE To be retained until the further order OF the
court. HENRY L. BLAIR,
Commissioner.
RockbRiDsE COUNTY. To-WiT:
1. John c Boude. clerk of the emit Court OF
fockhrtdce county. IN the >tate a. Ni.s!riz. do
hereby certify thai Henry e Blair, the commIs-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-23

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a DEED
OF trust executed to me by Mrs f. j. Moir
ana Miss NJ. a. Moir, dated the 31st day of Jnly
IH'l, and recorded in the clerks lilice OF the
nooK ~ page $50, in trust to secure to John g.
aiiace. DR., the payment of S2,2SS.O0, evidenced
ny thrcc ntercst-bcaring negotiable no;cs OF said
MIS-. +; =. NOR and Miss NJ. a. Moir bearing even
months after date, and the other two for Ss9f 80
cach payable two and three years respectively
al'cr oate, and default having been made IN tho
Ky nehl OF inc hrst OF said notes 10 rail- due at
me holder OF said past due note shall sell TO tho
hiehtst bidder at public auction in front OF tho,
courthouse in said city OF Roanoke ON Till. KS
~ N Il, LIE LIE l'Ili DAY OF MARCH, 1Ss2. AT II
follows: ~ u'o 40
beginning at point on the east side OF Roam
oSe street l2so feet north of Pine street, thence
WIN Foanosc street north degree 10 minutes
west ~ rect TO point thence north IS degrees TX
inmates ist 14l feet tn an alley: thence viii,
inc said alley south degrees VI minutes eret
SD Feet TO a point; thence south ~ rte--cc. IL
point of beginning.
TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay costs of sale.
inciuulhk trustees commissions and To nav orr
said past due note OF $4,000 with Interest
inc proceeds to pay or the first duo ssh 80 note
with interest the rcon from July 81 1871 till nnid
upon credit until the 3ist OF July, lSD3 and as
10 sumcicnt OF the proceeds to pay or said re-
III, 1881 till paid, upon credit until july 81 ISL:
anu inc balance, II any, payable in two equal
ahuiiai payments from day Of sale Deferred
payments to bear interest, and to bo evidenced by
nc notes secured by n deed OF trust on
thc property. This sale is made subject to n
nuiluinE association lien OF about 81, igO0O paya
nc mt the rate OF S}i On per month
III tds. ROY b. SMITH. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
crty.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed
10 me by ID Grinbcrg and a. Morris dated the
2sd day Of September, 1890 and recorded in tho
CLERK Office or the Hastings Court OF tho CITY or
Roanoke In deed book so, page SO, in trust to Sc
cure 10 Jarnes A. Mcconnell the payment OF the.
sum of S6,Gdd.G6, evidenced by two negotiable
notes, OF even date with said deed each In the
sum or S3,33333, executed by the said d. Grim
or order, payable in one and two years, rcspoct,
lively, from date with interest thcr, on from date:
anu default having been made In the payment OF
the ilrst of said notes to fall due Mt the request
OF the holder thereof shall sell to the highest
oluncr, NJ public auction, in front OF the court
mouse In said city OF Roanoke, ON TUESDAY
TIE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY. lsg2. A L 12M
being In the city OF Roanoke, Va, and bounded
ne follows:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner OF Tazcwcll
ana Nelson streets; thence with Nelson street
south 10 degrees west 1885 feet to mn alcy thence
win same south ~ degrccs 20 minutes west 40
rect To points thence north Is degrees 30 min
utcs west 40 feet to Inzewcll street, thence with
samc AZ degrees 30 minutes east l02 feet to the
place or beginning " Wv
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
sale, including trustees legal commissions and
10 pay the sum OF 49, 3 b. with interest thereon
from September ~, lS.D and rs to sullcicnt ne
INC proceeds to pay or the remaining ia OF
si3SS.F', with interest from September - 1919.
ull palo, upon credit until the 2?d day or Sep
temner' lS'f2, and the residue In two eQua paw
mcnts OF ono ana Two years, respectively, from
anu 10 be evidenced by Negotiable notes secure
by deed OF trust upon the property sold.
ROY u. SMITH.
lansituS Trustee
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST. EXk.
~ cuted to me by j. NJ Manpin, dated June
18th; 1890, and of record in the clerks office of
the Hastings Court OF the city OF Roanoke Va,
IN deed hook 30, page lbs, Ia trust TO secure to b.
;. Webb and NJ. G. Webb the payment OF the
sum OF S533.3i, as evidenced by the two certain
negotiable notes therein mentioned, whereas de-
fanlt has been made in the aymept or a portion
OF the first OF said notes and by request OF the
benehciaries. will sell to The hit heat bidder m
public auction in from. OF tho courthouse, ON
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1899, AT li:3O A. NJ.
oil th9s1 certain lots or parcels of land
situated in the city OF Roanoke, Va, and
known as lots and 2, section 81, as shown by
inc map OF the property of the River View Land
ana manufacturing Company on file at the Office
OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court OF The city of
Roanosc, Va.
kTrERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exc
cutting this trust and to pay the balance due ON
the hrat maturing note In the deed of trust of
ABOUT rs and OF the residue. S6 GO to be paid on
June June 18th. iS.'2; with interest from June gsth,
lsO, and the balance, II any, payable In two
equal annual installments. with interest, and Sc.
cured by deed OF trust on the property. The sale
nnucr this deed Of trust II made -ubIcct 10 a
prior lein, created on the above described prop.
erty, because OF the deed of trust executed by
Is: :. Webb and NJ. g. Webb TO secure : NJ
frey The payment of S3JG.sS. which payment
maiured January ie:h, 1872. and l. nunaia
JAS. :. SIMMONS.
<~A Trustee
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST ENE.
I1cutcd TO me by George w Ramsey and III. q.
Macklin dated February :, 1880, and of record in
city OF Roanoke, Va; deed book 81. page 600, to
sccnre;to ). C. Gaillard the payment of the sum OF
S9oo, IN ,wo annual iustallments, as evidenced by
Two negotiable notes. one for Sl26.6T and one
Tor SS'S33 bearing interest at the rate OF &
per cent per annum from date OF decd and
ucIault having been made in the payment of
the last named note OF SSS333, with inter
-, ana being requested TO do by the benc-
heiary, ] Will sell at public auction, TO the
hghest bidder. in front OF the courthouse In the
CITY or Roanoke Va. ON TUESDAY. MARCH
10 ief2, AT IL NJ, all that certain LOT or parcel
OF land, situated In the city OF Roanoke. Va..
ana described as follows, to-wit:
pcsinning at the southwest corner OF Center
avenue ana 18th street; thence south y degrees
10 minutes west 1870 feet to an alley: thence
nVrth rs degrees Is minutes west 100 feet with
ni;ey 10 10Th street: thence north > degrees II
miuntcs cast wi h 18th ,trctt $50 feet to Center
Wenuc, thence with Cent? avenue south lis de-
Slees 10 minutes cast 400 feet to the BEGINNING
anu SHOWN IA lots to III inclusive i'm section ~
on InS map OF the Hyde Park Land Company.
es aaacmMS.Cash sufficient to nav the sum Of
:Soo.bo.with interest TO date OF sale incudin,r
uusIite commiss ions and cost of sale AS fo the
rvsi ', upon such terms az will be made known
"'' Va s"ie +. Is. LUDWIG.
am requested to state that Mcssrs RAMSEY
anu Macklin have sold this property and the ven
: Ii tbs r. ~ l..
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Mrs. II. L. Wellmnn.

No. LINN street, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
under date of June 10, writes the fol-
lowing; Kenyon 81 Thomas, Sirs: |
was confined to my bed four months
with Inflammation of the right ovary,
had good physician and tried almost
everything, but got very little help
until tried your DR.. Hale's Household
Ointment about four months ago. 1t
has done wonders for me. l can do
quite good days work. have every
reason to blieve that it will cure me- I
am also using your DIR. Hales House.
hold Tea with good results. Sincerely
yours, Mrs. III. e Wellman. This
great medicine is for sale at Massie &c
Martins drug store, corner Commerce
street and Salem avenue.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VALUABLE
~ piant-By virtue OF decree OF the corpora
ZION court for Roanoke city. entered on january
ID lS92, in the chancery cause therein pending
by the style OF Simmons. Monet and simmons
We. the Roanoke Ice Co., and Others the under.
signed special comm issioncrs WILL on WEDNES
PAY, FEBRUARY, 81, 1872 ut the front door of
!ne court NJ IL o'clock p. m. OF that day. proceed
tS seo 10 the highest bidder, by public auction
ths Following described property, viz:
beginning at point on the northwest corner
OF center street and the Salem road; thence with
Center street north rs degrees IS minutes wcst
W. rect to IN alley; thence with said alley north
~ degrees rs minutes east $50 feet to Salem roai
ntes east ITO feet; thence south 81 degrees east
Mu1ect 10 point; thence south degrees wesi
60 Ieet 10 the place OF beginning, together with
the buildings thereon. and the complete aud
va'naolc set OF machinery therein, lately used by
the Roanoke Ice Co., in manufacture of ice; also
INC teams wagons, harness, ETC., belonging to
the said Ice company
TERMS: The purchaser shall assume and
agree 70 pay ON March 4, 1884, five thousand dol
lars 5000 with per cent interest. payable
scmi-annuay, which l. the rst lien on IN. sa;d
real estate, and IL now secured by deed OF trust
thereon, one-thii d of the amount OF tho purchase
price VIII be required in cash and the residue in
Two equal payments ut six ano twelve months
from DAY OF sale, with interest, evidenced by
negotiable notes of the purchaser, secured by
dced OF trust on the premises.
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON
LUCIEN ii. COOKE,
ROY B SMITH,
January p, 1892. Special Commissioners
!, 5: ). Brooke. clerk OF the corporation court
Tor Roanoke city, hereby certify that the bond
executed
iss-2 : pP et SrnIny
l-h-ns Clerk
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EyE
- cuted TO the undersigned as trustee BIZ r. q.
Aunspaugh. dated February I, 1879, and recorded
IN the clerks oncc of the Hastings Court of Tho
city OF Roanoke, Va, deed book 70, page liz In
trhst TO secure 10 c. y. Moomaw, d. A. .JalnIson
ana othcIs the payment OF certain ncrotiahlc
notes describe In said deed OF trust and where
as default having been made in one OF said notes
ana portion OF another due md pavabic Fchrn
airy T. 1872, being the last notes mel tined In said
deea OF trust AT the request OF the holders there
or The undersigned as trustee, will sell TO the
highest bidder at public auction ut the front door
OF me courthouse, In the city Of Roanoke Vn
ON FRlDAf, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH $50,
Al IL NJ, That certain lot or parcel OF land lyin.
and being In the city OF Roanoke, Va. and de-
scribed In said deed OF trust ~ follows To- wiz
bcginnlng nj point on the cast side of JcIrerson
street l50north OF Robertson street thence with
Jefferson street north degrees cast - feet 10 n
point, thence south ~ degrees east 100 feet IN -
point, thence south , degrees west 25 feet 10 n
point, thence north ~ degrees west 100 feet 10
JEFFERSON street To the place OF beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of exc
cutting this trust including IL trustees commits
sion OF per cent and To pay or past due notes
ana interest thereon to day OF sale which will he
about Si6D and the residue, II any, unless dir
fcrcntly announced at the time of sale win hc
paid in Two equal annual payments from dav of
saI", deferred payments to he on interest and m
nc secured by deed OF trust on property
Els tbs j. w. BIOS NELL Trustee
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TRUSTBE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il cstatc.-By virtue of deed OF trust dated
the 9TH day OF October, 1891, from +. b. Ludwig
and wife to myself, to secure to JAS S. Simmons
the payment of 100000, with interest from the
9th day OF June, 1890, and default having oc.
cured III the payment OF said sum rs provided in
said deed of trust, and ut the request OF the said
Jae. 5. Simmons. will, on SAT URDAY TIE
2Tlli DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1892, AT 12U'CLOCK,
In front of the courthouse OF the city OF Roam
Hke; Va, sell Al public auction, to the highest
bidder. all TINT certain parcel OF land in sad decd
OF trust conveyed, described as follows:
beginning mt Joint north side OF Boule
ward $50 feet west OF Z street, thence with Boule
ward N. li' TO- E. 40 feet to point thence
10 So +. $50 feet to al alley thence with said
alley ). 14' TO- K. 20 feet to point thence s. 15e
So w; $50 feet to place of beginning-togethcr
with the valuable dwelling house thereon
TEKMS: Cash ne to enough to pay the cost OF
executing this trust and to pay said noie and
interest. This sale is subject to two prior deeds
OF trust, the first in favor of the Iron Belt Build
ing and Loan Association, 10 secure payment of
monthly installmcnts on 90 shares OF stock
amounting to $500 per month, elk INSTALL
mcnts now being arrears; the second in favor OF
). W. JamisOn, to secure payment of $1,000
with interest from the 2ith day OF June, istiO
AS to any excess OF purchase price IL, any, the
same to be payable in two equal annual Install
mcnts from day OF sale with interest
THOS. W. MILLER.
JanlS-tus Trustee,