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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-03

by VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST EXON
- T. III. Frazier to the undersigned, dated the
Sih day OF August, $50, and recorded in tho
clerk once OF the city OF Roanoke, in deed boob
e6page 20, default having been made in the termp
thercot ana being required SO to do by the beno..
hciary hereunder, Will for the purpose OF exc
cutting said trust orer for sale at public auction
front or the Courthouse, In tho city OF Roanoke
the following described parcel OF land with its
appnrtenances situated in ssid city:
beginning at point on the south side OF ROB-
cItson street, and l25 feet west of Randolph
sUee! thence south degrees west III rs feet 70
an alley hence with said alley north 81 degrees
81 minutes east 2S feet to a point: thence south
2degrees west l11.6s feet TO Robertson street
thence with Robertson street south IS degrees
TERMS OF SALE-Cash as TO costs OF sale
and the sum OF SSt0.93, and as to the sum OF
:1,OI 43 upon 4 credit to become due In monthiv
instnllments OF secs with interest from the SIN
day OF August 1890 Balance, IL any upon a credit
OF one and two years with interest, TO be secured
by deed OF trnst. LUCIEN Ii. COCKH
Trustee.
BY the consent OF both parties tho above sale
mas been postponed until June II, Mt the same.
place ana honr. l.. II. COOKE,
Trustee
By the consent OF both parties the above saIe
has been postponed until Saturday, July 8. 1SSl
at the same place and same hour.
l.. Ii. COOKE. Truetoe.
BY the consent OF both parties the above salo,
has been postponed until Thursday, August II \
lss. az same place and hour. L. II. COOKE,
f9tds Trusteas
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il Esfate.-By virtue of adeed OF truet dated the
list day OF July, 1892, and OF record in the Gle rk's
office OF the Corporation Court for the city of
Roanoke. Va, in deed book 40, page g. from w
j. and l.: Blair, Jr to the Undersigned, to secure
evidenced by two promissory notes each in the
cum of S1168.h6 payable In one ano two years
respectively after date, and default having oc-
Cured in the aymcnt of the last due note aud at
the request OF the holder OF said note, | will ut
1890 T: NJ, ON WEDNESDAY. THE 10TH DAY
ton to the highest bidder. in front of the court
house in said city, all OF that certain parcel OF
land, or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the purposes of said trust, lying in the city OF
Roanoke, Va. and described as follows:
beginning Mt the northeast corner OF Walnut
and Roanoke streets, thence with latter north Z
degrees IL minutes east 100 feet to point; thence
alley; thence with latter south degrees is min
utes west 100 feet to w alnut street; thence with
latter north S degrees 10 minutes west ITO feet to
place or beginning.
From this sale will be excepted the northeast
corner of Walnut and Roanoke streets, fronting
80 feet on Roanoke stroet ned running hack he
tween parallel lines, TO feet, the same having
from this deed OF trust
TERMS OF SALE-Cash, at time OF aale, as 10
enough to pay the cost and expenses attending
this sale and the amount due upon said note, say
total OF 81 75u, and as the residue, IL any
the same shsli he payable in two equal annual
lnstallments with interest from day OF sale and
be secured by deed OF trust upon the property
sold. TIIOS. w MILLER.
79tds Trustee
We sold the abore property and our purchaser
assumed the paymeut0f the above note
w. u. Il L. BLAIR JR
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Well Known Cotton Firm Falls.

New ORLEANS. Aug. 2.-lSpecial]-
The failure is announced of the well-
known cotton factorage firm of Birkham
" Moore. No statement has been
made Of the assets or liabilities, but the
firms business was large. Ths house
has always borne an excellent reputa-
tion, and the active partner, John ".
Moore, is one of the best known and
most popular men in the OPTION trade.
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TRUSTEES sALE--BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
4 OF trust executed to the undersigned trustee
by j. NJ: Maupin. dated September RI 1890, and
recorded In the clerks Office of tho uus' ings
Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, deed book So
page ss3, to secure to the North Side Land Com
pany the sum OF one hundred an thirty.three dol
lars and thirty two cents, ($lS33 payable In two
equal annual Detnlmcpts OF sixty.six dollars and,
sixty-six cetts, (s6G.6G) each with interest from
date,as evidenced by two certain negotiable notes
OF even date herewith OF the party of the first part
payable tn the North Side Land Company In one
and two years from date and whereas default
nus been made in payment or the first described,
note as II became due and payable. and at theire-
quest OF the beneficiary so to do. will offer for
sale ut public auction in front of the courthouse
IN the city OF Roanoke. Va. on Thursday the 18th
or August iei2, ut 1878 p. M, the following de-
scribed proocrty. to-wit: All that ccStaiu lot or
parcel OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke,
Va and known az lot "a, sectional. and shown
by the map OF the North Side L, nd Company.
TEkMS Cash rs to cost of sale and to take mn.
past due note OF sixty.six dollars and sixty.six
centf, tSai.G6l with interest from the asd day of
September, 1870. Sixty six dollars and sixty.six
cents, 1906, TO be paid on he 23d day OF Sep
tember, lSf2; balance IL any on u credit OF IL
months, secured by deed of trust
713td H. S. TROUT. Trustee.
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INRUsTEe,s SAFELY VIKruE or A DEED

TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
L OF trust executed to me ON the 18th or An
gust. 1881, by Is. l.. Lockett and Emma G. I.ockett
HE wife, and duly recorded in the clerks office
OF the Hastings Court for the city of Roanoke on
August D. lSsS, conveying the property herein
after described to me in trust to &c :urc the paw
ment TO N. NJ. Rogers, Henry Fairfax and d. f.
Houston OF the sum OF 81 $1,000 OF which the sum
ments OF $16.GfS each, with interest at the rate
OF DER cent. from date OF said deed and the
sum of $5pOt0 payable five years after
date OF said deed with interest thereon,
At the rate OF per centum. ali of said
payments hcing cvinced by negotiable notes and
default having been made In the payment In the
last six OF said monthly instalmcnts, and tue In.
tereet thereon, and having been required bv the
benehciarics under said deed 30 to do, viii on
O'Clock. cell in front of the Hustlngs courthouse,
In the city OF Roanoke, Va. at public auction to
the highest bidder all OF that certain tract or par.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
i OF trust executed to the undersigned trustee
byJ. NJ. Maupin, dated Sd day of February, 1881,
and recorded In the clerks office of the Hastings
Court OF the CITY OF Roanoke, Va, deed book 81,
page " to secure to the North Side Land Co the
sum OF ono hundred and forty six dollars and
twenty.four cents, (S14o.3D as evidenced by two
negotiable notes OF sevcnty-thrce dollars and
twelve cents, (S7S12) each with interest from
date, dated February Sd, 1891, and payable In one
and two years after date. And whereas default
has been made In the payment of the fret de
scribed note ne 1t became due, and at the request
OF the beneficiary go to do, will offer for sale at
5pnblic auction IN front of the courthouse in the
city Of Roanoke, Va, ON THIIRSDAX, AUGUST
18TH, 1892, AT 10 O'CLOCK M, the following
described property, towit: All those certain lots
or parcels OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke
Va, known ne lots 25 and &C. section s, as ehown
by the map OF the property OF tho North Side
TERMr-Cash sufficient to pay cost of eale and
to take up past due note OF eereniy-thrce dollars
and twelve cents, (S73.12) with Interest from the
Sd day Of February. 1921. sevcntythree dollars
and twelve cents, (S7S.12) to be paid February 3D.
1893 with interest from February Sd, 1891. Bal
ance II any. on credit OF twelve months with
interest from date, and secured by deed of trust
1l5td III. 5. TROUT, trustee.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations Of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won Hemert 6 Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
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The Old and the New Way.

frequently you make suoh big
villa come
in have told
We know idea,
and convinced that it will bring steady increase
pair and much dollar Of
the increased
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afS,HE EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
~ Il GEORGIA RAILWAY SYSTEM, PASSEN-
GER DEPARTMENT. KNOXVILLE, TENN. Dec.
9th, 1891
TIME GARD IN EFFECT DEC. 9Th. 1891.
SOUTHBOUND.
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Concord No. 1917 was instituted in
A. o. F. building June 10, with 100 charter
members.
Oak Leaf Circle No. 116 was Instituted in
South San Francisco on last Friday eyen min /.
with 60 charter members. Dr. Todd being
the organizer.
The board of deputies will have an ente =
tainment and dance On August at a. o.
building.
Social Circle, C. of F.. will be organized
the first week in July with a large member
ship. NJ. Boehm is the organizer.
The late picnic of the order Melted abOu,
500.
The directory of the order is just issued.
and shows an increase of the funds OF tn
order Of % per cent during the last ten years.
There are six courts with over 1000 members
each, and 81 more with a membership of be
tween 500 and 1000
Court Marden No. 2S49 Of Hereford has
membership of 1889, and funds amounting TO
considerable over $4,000.
Eight hundred and fourteen courts in the
order are worth between $1,000 and $1,000.
Three OF these are in this city.
The net increase in membership during
the past ten years has been % per cent.
The average funds per member is SIS, q
against SO ten years ago.
Court Foresters' Isle No. 1922 of Scotland
has funds TO the amount of $50, 900.
Court Paradise No 1923 Of Dublin, Ire
land, has mem 5ership of only %, but its
funds amount to $3.50.
The net increase of membership in Cali
fornia during the past six months was 1906
with IA new courts aud one Juvenile cOur
with membership Of TO.
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metting the hospitality of the brothers OF
Hearts of Oak Lodge was partaken Of by tie
visitors.
On Tuesday evening last Unity Lodge
No. q held al open meeting. Stereopticnn
views, songs and recitations contributed to
an enjoyable evening entertainment
lodge is about TO be instituted at Pasn
Robles.
On Tuesday evening. the 18th inst, fra
ternal visit will De made by the Oakland
lodges and the lodges of District to Hay
wards Lodge No. IS. This district COM
prises San Lorenzo, San Leandro and Hay
wards lodges. The visiting brothers will go
down TO Haywards on the new electric
road. This means of transportation will en-
able more frequent fraternal visits in Ala
media County.
Extensive preparations for the installa-
ton of the officers of Memorial Lodge No.
Ia, which will take place July 11tb, are
being made A banquet will follow the ex-
erclses.
Excelsior Lodge No. 1875 will publicly in
stall its officers on Thursday evening,
July T.
NJ T. Brewer. P. G. NJ. w. of Los An
geles, has been in the city for the past few
days.
The following visitatons are announced
by Grand OYerseer j. w. Ward for the
month of July, in San Francisco: Excelsior
Lodge No. 126 on Thursday. July Il; Her
cules Lodge No. 53. on Friday, July %:
Friendship Lodge No. 179, on Wednesday,
July q, and Harmony Lodge No. 9, on Sat
urday .Tulv 20
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The Supreme Lodge opened its twentieth
annual meeting at Helena, Montana, on
Tuesday last. The jurisdiction of California
was represented by Past Grand Master
Workmen j. n. Young. A. C. Bane, Eugene
n Deuprey and William H. Barnes.
District No. 2 of this city, of which Thomas
Williams is ID. ID. g. NJ. w. and
which companies Golden Gate Lodge
No. 8, Valley Lodge No. 80, Frank
lin Lodge No. A, Bayview Lodge
No. 159 and Triumph Lodge No. $50. will
hold q district meeting at the lodge-rooms:of
Golden Gate Lodge on Thursday evening,
June 30. The Grand Lodge officers will be
present and the grand master workman is
expected to deliver an address.
Grand Foreman James Booth is visiting
lodges in the northern part of the State and
is receiving hearty and generous welcome.
II is visits are being made 10 lodges which,
by reason OF being inaccessible. have not
been frequently visited.
delegation from the Oakland lodges
visited Hearts of Oak lodge of West Berke-
ley on Wednesday evening. Addresses were
delivered by Grand 0verseer j. w. Ward,
Grand Recorder Hirshberg, Deputy Me-
Comb anu others. Al the conclusion OF the
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knights of Pythias.

San Francisco Temple No. II, Pythian
Sisters. will give an entertainment and
social on Saturday evening" June %, at
90915 Market street.
A lodge Is being organized at Indepen-
dencP, Inyo County, and will soon be in
stituted.
Grand Chancellor Walker c. Graves was
received by the Knights of Bodie with open
arms and warm hearts. They met him at
Hawthorne, 26 miles away, and escorted
him to Bode. The attendance on the even
ing of his official visit to the lodge was the
largest in the history of the lodge. many
Knights being present from the jurisdiction
OF Nevada.
Unity Lodge No. 81 conferred the ampli-
fed rank of knight On two esquires for
Golden City Lodge No. 63. and one of their
own eSqulreS on Thursday evening last
The work was rendered in a very satisfac-
tory manner and was witnessed by large
cOncnuTse of members.
Grand Chancellor Graves will visit
Maverick Lodge No. ia, at Alturas, MOdoC
County, tomorrow tuesday evening.
he knights OF ESmeralda Lodge TO- 10
OF Nevada, captured the grand chancello,
While lie was passing through that plae,
enr0ute to Bodie and rendered him recep.
ton and banquet.
Jefferson Lodge No. 179, instituted MAJ
10 last with Is members, has work" a,
every meeting and now numbers 40 mem
bers.
a new lodge will be soon Instituted at
Fowler, Fresno County, and another at
Reedley. j. NJ Schwalbe. d. ID. h. c.. is an
interchangeable worker and is being ably sec
onded by Past Grand Chancellor Stanton L.
Carter.
The Supreme Lodge session will be held
at Kansas City during the week Of August
u, 1892. 1t is expected that not less than
00,000 visitors will be present in the city
The Uniform Rank will go into camp and it
is expected that fully 10000 Sir Knights will
participate. The business men of Kansas
City have already subscribed over $4,000
for the entertainment of visitors.
Syracuse Lodge No. IS will confer thu
rank of page upon six strangers on Wednes-
day evening. Three applications were re-
ceiyed last meeting.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
The Growth of Beneficial and
Friendly Societies.
The English Commissioners Report a Saving
of Ten Millions Of Dollars Annually
to Taxpayers.
omoial Assessment Table.
Friendly Societies,

The growth Of the fraternal, or what is
known abroad as friendly" societies, by
which men protect themselves and their
families from want in event of sickness and
death, is simply marvellous. Up 10 1868 in
America these were confined to about half
dozen orders, but when Father UpchuIch
presented the system known as the Ancient
Order of United WorkmeD, by which
monthly contributions from each member
should be made to pay $4,000 to the families
of any Of the number who had died during
the previous month the idea spread Ike
wiIdfire, and notwithstanding the assaults
of moneyed corporations and the predictions
of interested parties that the Idea was
preposterous," and that ''such an assOcia-
ton could not exist more than seven years
at the most" it stands to-day with history
unparalleled, with death rate less than
eight years ago. and a record Of the pay
ment of $40,o00,000 to heirs OF 10000 de-
ceased members.
Other organizations were formed, notably
the Knights of Honor, Royal Arcanum,
American Legion Of Honor. Chosen Friends,
etc, all OF which are promptly and sue
cesslully carrying out every promise.
A recent report from the Royal Commits
sion Of England states that in England and
Wales there are of registered and unregiS-
tered societies of this nature some $1,000,
containing upward OF 100000 members,
with S55. COS, 900 reserve fund, and the OFF,
cials report that their existence saved no
less than 100000 annually to the rate
payers (taXpayers).
In America fraternal societies are paying
for charitable. benevolent and beneficial
purposes $50, 000,O 900 annually, and, as in
England, saving 10 taxpayers, who would
otherwise be taxed to support those (wldoWs
and childreu) lett without this protection,
millions Of dollars annually.
From the Introduction OF these societies
upon this coast The CALL has asserted
their feasibility and advantage to cOmmu-
mites, and their continued prosperity, sue
cess, death-rate, average age, ETC.. but con-
firms n a remarkable manner the predictions
made in 1877. when they were first organ
iZed in California.
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A. l., of H..

Livermore Council No 1910 admitted three
new members at their last meeting and had
Is applications that Will be admitted al
their next meeting This will make abou.
40 new mem bers for the term.
Washington Council No. $50 had two ap-
plicatiOns at their last meeting.
Golden Council No. us admitted two new
members last month ard have Several more
on nand.
Pacific No. 474 and Alta No. 147 have
also been adding to their membership.
Metropolis No. $40 admitted four IN May
and have more applications pending.
Death claims are be ng paid in a very
prompt manner ranging from so TO 40 days
The second dividend, an annual one TINS
time, will be declared the last day Of ihi,
month, payable about August l.
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Masonic.

a new Masonic remple is being projected
in Detroit, Mich, 10 cost $4,000.
The average ledge membership in Penn
syvania is 1G5 FreemaSons TO a lodge.
st. johns Commandery at Providence,
r. l., has a record complete from the first
meeting in 1862. 1t is tile only Templar body
that can boast of such a record.
The Masonic Constellation of st. Louis is
in favor Of the formation Of a building
association to erect a Masonic temple in st.
Louis commensurate with the wealth OF the
order and the magnitude of the city.
The grand chaplain OF the Grand Chapter
OF Royal Arch Masons OF Minnesota, who
is now SO years old, has been Mason over
&c years.
In a very effective speech in reply to "The
Grand Master Masonic OF Scotland" pro-
posed by Sir Archibald Campbell at the st.
Andrews Festival on November 80, Lord
Haddingt9n affectionately referred to the
Jewel of his office as THE grand old jewel
OF Scotland" Lord Haddington is the sew
enty-third grand master who has filed the
Office.
There are two Masonic lodges in Scotland,
with mem bership absolutely restricted to
those who have served a regular apprentice
ship TO the trade or an operative, viz. Ope-
rative Lodge No. 80, Aberdeen, and Opera
tive Lodge No. 140, Dumfries. Twelve
other lodges have the title Operative" but
only the two mentioned adhere to their as
sumed character,
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The Grand Grove Of California will hold
its twenty-eighth annual session at Druids'
Hall, in this city, commencing next Tues
day and continuing for three days.
The past year has been one of prosperity.
The increase in membership has been about
800 for that period.
The subo rdinate groves of this city have
made elaborate arrangements fer the enter
tainment of the grand body. On Tuesday
evening the entire party will attend tile
AlcaZar TheateT. On Wednesday evening a
grand reception, entertainment and bail
will be held at Odd Fellows Hall.
Another new grove was Instituted az
Cayucos, Cal, on Friday June 8, with q
charter membership Of 81.
George A. Buck, \. q. A., accompanied
by George &. Abel, z. A. Of EIvin Grove,
and d. b. q. a. TOmassi and Fisher paid
an official visit Saturday, June Ii, to Buena
Vista Grove at BOdega. and on Sunday af-
ternoon to Dante Grove No. 81, at Duncans
Mills. At both places there were large
gatherings.
A new grove will shortly be organized at
North Field, Nanaimo.
Modesto Grove No. 81, at its last meeting,
initiated 80 members
Elvin Grove No. 10 conferred the second
and third degree on two members on Mon
day evening.
Templar Grove No 10 had two limitations
on Thursday evening.
ST. Helena Grove No. Al and Olive Circle
No. s celebrated the anniversary of the
order June 8. Supreme Arch l.. G. SchoTd
delivered the address TO a large number Of
Druids, their families and friends.
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Two Hoursin the Mud.

Richard Sullivan of the Potrero was OF
his way home late Saturday night when Il,
floundered into the mud fats near Lon
Bridge. He remained there for nearly tw,
hours, and came very near being smOtheIeG
before his cries attracted two men, who res
cued him. After being fsned out OF the
Shiny ooze he was taken to the City Prison
Hospital, where he spent the remainder OF
the night
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Deserted wife and Baba.

II. P. Rennie left his home. wife ans
baby at 50 Valencia street on the mornine
of April % and has not returned. His vii.
thinks he cruelty deserted her, and at tn
proper time viii begin proceedings for q
divorce. Many creditors anxiously awaited
Rennie's return for a time, but they hav,
now given up all hope. lie is about 81
years old. and it is supposed that he went
10 Canada, where he was born.
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miscellaneous.

new lodge of the Order of Hermann :
Sons was instituted at Woodland on June
70 by Grand President Pharion. with char
ter membership of 81. A large number OF
/ grand officers were present aud enjoyed a
banquet given in their honor by the nev
lodge
Excelsior Circle No. ?, C. o. F., of the A.
O. +. of A.. will give grand entertainment
and ball at Bnai Birth Hall On Saturday
evening. July 10.
II. P.-Space forbids the publishing o.
elections, etc, in this department, excepi
in eases Of new subordinates, grand lodges
and first officials.
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

Excelsior Lodge gave one of its enjoyable
parties last Thursday evening.
Election Of officers will occur in the lodges
the last meeting night of this month.
Aurora Lodge will hold an open meeting
on Monday evening, June 20. preceded by
the election of officers.
Garden City Lodge of San Jose is enjoy
Ing boom. Sixteen members were mi
tiated, the majority being members OF the
relief fund.
Pacific Lodge received three new appIca-
tons al its last meeting.
The final meeting of the Grand Lodge
ball committee will be held this Monday
evening in Bay City Lodge