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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
.IrDGMEXTS AND ATTACHMENTS.

An attachment for @i755 has been issued against
thc property Of Elliott Burris dealer in carriage
cloth al NO 50 and so Whe-st in favor Of Henry
A. Page.
Charles j. Summerson has been appointed receiver
for Richard Lee. application Of Edward b. Bensel
Lons lIanncnan has been appointed receiver for
Anu Murray application OF Luke Brennan Ru-
doph Damn has been appointed receiver for George
and Lillian Rogers application Of the Mount Nor
n, Bank Judgment for iil7 has been entered against
the Elliott pharmaca Company in favor of Tarrnnt co.
An attachment for S29S has been issued against the
property in this city Of joaquin De Mcr of Cuba,
I'm favor of the Flake Manufacturing Company. The
property consists Of the defendants trunks and per
sonal property at the Victoria Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
NEW-YORK CITY DIRECTORY FOR 1892.

The Trow Printing and Publishing Company has
issued the 1OGth number Of The New-lOrk City d.
rectOry" for the year ending July I. 1-92. The
new directory contains nearly 100000 names. and
covers territory than twice rs large as that
covered by their issue OF tbrtysiX years ago. when
their northern limit Of the cty was what Is now
Fifty nlnth-st. Some idea Of the enormous amount
Of work embodied In this issue OF the directory may
be gained from the statement that the volume has
nearly l605 pages containing over IL 100000 ems OF
type the labor u gathering compilation. printing aud
binding having been completed in seventy days. While
the general accuracy of the work Is wellknown, the
publishers desire that every one should consult the
new issue and verify the entry OF his own name and
address, and I'm the event Of error being disc0v-
red that notification be sent TO them giving the
necessary correction There is an increase In the
present that OF last Of 1898 names.
the total, 39324. giving the city at the ratio OF four
and one-ffth to one, population Of 1.65l.oio All
the usual features OF the directory, which have made
II I'm the past valuable adjunct To the business
life Of the city, are presented III FULL and the present
volume is like its predecessors, book winch every
Office and business house should have.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
pos THE PRESS c1rB's ART EXHIBITION.

The art committee Of the Ncw-York Press Clrh held
H., first formal meeting Thursday evening In rcl
lion TO the proposed art exhibition and sale for the ben
eft Of the building fund Of the new clubhouse There
were present VI the committee John Elderkih wins
.t,cll secretary, and Alfred Tumble, chairman The
ORIGINAL idea Of making exhibi lon and sale IN The
month OF November next, was abandoned AFTER con
ference consequence OF the impos-iblV OF securing
tho necessary works Of art during the abse9c" OF local
.r,,st from their studios In summer The exhibition
and sale Will probably be held In February, 1893.
number Of artists have already pledged themselves tO
contribute pictures worthy Of their records to the col
lection and there is no doubt that the exhibition and
sale will produce material result TO the building find
4 the club The report OF the committee, which is
now In preparation, will be made at tie dinner and
meeting OF the Press Club, at Manhattan Beach, on
Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
PuFrsr DUMPED TOO NEAR SHORE.

Controller Myers has again called attention 70 the
frghtf,l condition Of the beaches on the south side
Of Long Island, caused by the lawess manner IN
which the New York Street Cleaning Departments
garbage scows are dumped The Controller, VINO
makes eby ,hc-sca his summer home, says that
these scows loaded with dead animals OF all KINDS
and every description Of refuse are dumped so near
.ors that their loathsome contents cannot be car
r,od ont TO sea- but are washed upon the Long
Island beach. II the scOws are not taken OUT 10
ihe proper distance before unloading. the controer
viii hiring the subject to the official attention OF the
,ruOpr authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
THE DELEGATE TO BE RELEASED SOON.

1t is likely that william F. Powell. Public Prosecu
tor of ndianola Iowa, and delegate TO the Christian
EndcavOr Convention, VIII be allowed to return TO
his home by the end OF the week. on the night Of
his arrival here July :, he robbed OF $40 and
a railroad ticket BY Lille Woods and Julia Ward
who say they are sisters. Powell has been kept in
the House Of Detention to testify against them being
unable to secure bail. The Is being hurried
through 80 that he may be released aS soon ms pos
slhle The women wcr. indicted yesterday and they
pleaded not guilty. Their Trial was set for Thurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
FORT LEE FIERY FRANCHISE SOLD.

Controller Meyers sold the Fort Lee Ferry franchise
nj auction yesterday to the Manhatanvllle ana Fort
Lee Ferry Company for term Of five years Inc
city Is to have eight per cent OF the gross receipts
Last year the Morgan Chemical company WHICH
ororates extensive works NJ Shadysde, competed for
tho franchise and bid 1t mp to 81 per cent at
which IL was knocked down to the ferry company.
Afterword the latter company declined 10 fulhl It's
agreement and forfeited its $500 deposit. Tho
bid of Yesterday Is the figure which the ferry company
has laid for several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
4 REPUBLICAN GETS THE CONTRACT
GEORGE b. DEANE SECURES THE CARRIAGE OF
TIE CUSTOM HOUSE IN PLACE
OF T. A. BRIGGS.

The Custom House carriage contract which has
been held 10y Thomas 4. Briggs. Democrat since
1856. Will 10 morrow be turned to n Republican.
The letting Of this contract does not come under
the Civil service law. The only care which the
collector ~ the Port exercises I'm connection with 1t
Is to see that the Government gets the work done
as economically as possible The contract was let to
Briggs by Collector MagOne. II was originally three
Years contract, and il expired soon after Collector
Ehrhardt into Office. The Republican leaders
in this city mnde an effort at that time to secure it
for Il Republican. ms II gives employment to large
number Of men, and the classified service was so
fun Of men who had secured places through the
Democratic Juggling with the Civil Service Law, that
the opportunities for Republicans securing work In
the customs service few. Bids were made by
"A number Of Republicans, but Collector Ehrhardt
would accept none OF them. While the Civil Ser
vice Law did not control the awarding OF this con
tract vet the Collector decided that Briggs should
confirm. with the work. to sustain what was thought
10 be- the spirit OF the law. At the same time the
secretary Of the Treasury held that the Collector had
the right and authority lc the contcact 10 any one
After Collector Hendricks came into the Office the
effort, on the part Of the Republicans TO secure the
con,r,ct were again begun. Collector Hendricks
looked into the subject carefully and he determined
that there nothing to prevent turning the work
over to Republican, II he could do the work rs
chsipv as II now was being done.
several bids made and rs he found that George
T. Deanes bid vast the lowest. he determined to
make the award to him. The papers VIII be signed
Mt the Custom House to morrow. Mr. Dcane Is the
l,udrr ~ the IXth Assembly District and he IS the
Mr.. Dcanc will sublet portions OF me work TO
George ". Wanawakcr the leader OF the " Assem-
lly District George billiard, leader Of the Xllh
uistrict: Bernard liglin. OF the XVIlIth District
and Leroy Jacobs OF Green County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

James \. Darrell Yesterday complained to the
Eliot Commissioners that pilot who took ont an
English tramp steamer yesterday nearly ran down
his yacht Una. Mr.. Darrell said that he had the
right Of way bnt the pilot sialed him 10 alter his
course. Ho could not d. 50. and the big ship. max
Ing no effort 10 change her course bore down on the
I'na and missed snking her by only few inches
He did not know the name Of the steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
c,s0JrvE EXPLOSION on 4 YACHT.

August Eclmont's 46-fOot sloop Mineola. on which
IN explosion Of gasoline took place on sunday, was
SIN anchored or Tompkinsville. {. l., Yesterday
Tho steward who was alone the boat. lighted a
easolns stove to cook his dinner. The stove eX-
plodcd and set fire to the boat The steward eX-
tnrishcd the flames ard then being frenzled by the
severe burns he received Jumped overheard. lie
vos rescued by n boat from the Corinthian Yacht
clubs house. The damage 70 the MineOa will
amount TO several thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
THE rrRsr BATCH OF NEW WHEAT SOLD.

The first new wheat OF the year was received b.
Rice. Ouimby Il Co.. Produce Exchange brokers. yes
terday 1t came from Ohio, and OF good quality,
with a large bright berry. There 100 bush
eIs I'm the lot and II was sold To the Jewell Mullins
Company Of brooklyn for 81 a busheL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
A RARE BABOON HELD FOR CUSTOMS TO BE SOLD

i NE BIBDUA to '50I1O'
The Custom House authorities have baboon
on hand which will be sold ut auction to-day at
loy's animal store In GIHndst., brooklyn Tho
animal was seized about two weeks ago In the store.
He Is MS big as a man ard IS said To he one of q
rara suecies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

by gaslieht took his dinner and supper down town.
snd answered all his large poniencc on the Ia;
That the letters were received. Puuctuaty prompt
ness and nccssant activity characterized his business
life and soon brought lin the encouragement OF
success
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09
TRUSTEES, SALES

city city Of Roanoke Va, D; book ca. page 422, in
trust 10 secure 10 j. W.Boswoll payment of the
sum OF 5000, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
s escb from nd august 9TH 1881 equal payments Of
In the first one OF said payments, at the rcanest
o. sa1d boswell the Undersigned trustees viii
front ron OK the courthouse of said city, ON THURS
Ia Ia TIE 18th DAY OF MARCH, iSoa ATl2,M..
tnat certain lot or parcel OF land with Improve,
nents thereon and described in said deed Of
, ,rmsi as io'lows Beginning at a point on the
north side OF East Tazcwell street. les feet west
Oh yict street; thence with East TazcwclI street
south - degrees west 80 feet to point; thence
noI,h ~ degrees west 100 feet to an alley; thence
win said alley north "a degrees east 80 feet To-
pont thcncc south 10 degrees cast 100 feet To the
pace OF bcEinning, and known and designated M
association, of Roanoke Va
TERMS-Cash sufficient TO nay cos, or o~.o,,
rug TINS trust and pay or past due note and inter
cst .ncrcon To day OF sale; the of 800 PAYABLE
III Twelve and eighteen months from tho 9th Jav
VI AUGUST. 1891, with interest from said date and
residue In any or such terms rs will be announced
= - "r5 y. s"ie. X. ii. GRAY,
40 '"A 'S Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, March s.-lSpecialI-
Southern flour dull, steady Wheat un-
settled. quiet, closing firmer; No. red,
1.02N@1.034 store and elevator, 1.O40
1.051s afloat; options closed strong, q
decline on April and unchanged to q
advance on other months; No. 2 red.
March, 1ol Is; May, 0o9s.
Corn dull, easier; No. 9, 4936@40L
elevator, 5o99@5o% afloat; options un,
changed to a lower; March, 4916; Nav,
40S. Oats dull, lower; March, 3eT;
May, 36N; No. Q, white, April, 37@
spot No. 9, 36@37.s Coffee, options
closed firm, 10 up to down; March,
13.30@13.45; May, 12.5O@12.50; spot Rio
dull, weak; No. 7,14%.
Sugar, refined active, firner; granu-
lated, 4A@4M. Molasscs, New Or
leans quiet, firm; common to fancy,
2S@36. Rice fairly active, firm. Petro-
leum steady, quiet; refined, New York,
Gao; Philadelphia and Baltimore, G. $500
GAO. Cotton-seed oil dull, steady;
crude, 2515. Rosin firm, quiet; strained,
good to common, 1.3O@l.37N. Turpen-
tine dull, nominal, 37}d@3ST.
Pork dull. Peanuts steady. Beef
firm, quiet. Beef hams firm. Tierce d
beef slow. Cut meats quiet, firm.
Picked bellies, 5-16@Gss. Middles
quiet, easy. Lard lower, dull; Western,
G.72h asked: city, 6.3O@G.35; March,
GIL; May, GIG; July, 6ss. Freights
firm, active; cotton 9-6i; grain, i'd.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09

II VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EyE
- cuted TO the undersigned as trustee by r. q.
Auhspaugh, dated February s, 1890, and recorded
IN the clerks ofilce OF the Hastings Court of tho
cry OF Roanoke, Va, decd book 20, pave it5 in
trust 10 secure to c. y. Moomaw, j. 4. Jamison
anu othcrs the payment OF certain ncrotiable
notes describe d In said deed OF trust and where
az acfault having been made in one OF said notes
anu portion of another due and payable Fobrn
airy T. 1872 being the last notes mcptincd in said
w Oh trust at the request of the holders there
vi INC Undersigned ~ trustee, will sell to the
nighcst bidder at public auction at the front door
o 0, INC courthouse, in. the city OF Roanoke Va
V ", FkiDAf, TIE 18TH DAY OF MARCII. 1Sss;
"a IL A., That certain lot parcel OF land iyins,
anu pcing In the city OF Roanoke Va and do
ssSrlneu In said decd OF trust Ms follows tn vii.
bcglnnlng at point on the cast side of Jefferson
strect i5unorth OF Robertson street thence with
Jefferson street north degrees. cast - fcet I'm
point thence south IS degrees east 100 feet to =
point, thence south degrees west y feet TO n
point, thence north IS degrees west 100 feet Ia
Jenerson street to the place OF beginning.
IEhMS Cash sufficient to pay tho cost OF exc
cutlne inns trust including trustees comma
sion OF per cent and to pay or past due notes
anu interest thereon to day of sale which will no
npout Sl6uO, and the residue, IL any unless dir
Icrchtiy announced at the time of sale will be
paid IN two equal annual payments from day OF
ssnir, deferred payments TO he on interest and to
DC secured by decd of trust on property. w
&io '"s d. w. BOSWELL Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09
COMMISSIONERS SALES.

PURSUANCE OF a DECREE IN CASE
l. OF James S. Simmons against c. w. Thomas
administrators OF the estate OF a. j. Morris
deceased, Mrs. Mollie e. Morris and Others
n m by the liustings Court OF the city OF
i woan sERs on the 18th day September, 1871,
proceed to sell at public auction at the
TIE 23D DAY OF MARCH, 1Si2. AT -
O'CLOCK NJ, the following described lots or
pnreels OF land situated in said city, viz: Be
stnnihg At point on the south side OF Wells
street i?0 feet cast OF Rogers street; thence In
southcrly direction So feet to point thence in
an eastcrly direction 40 feet to point thence i'm
horthcriy direction 93 feet to Wells street,
thence with Wei 9 street in a westerly direction
40 feet to the place OF beginning; and ono LOT
oesinnlng at point on south side OF Wells
street !Go rect cast of Rogers street and rur ninp
on wells street 40 feet and back % feet between
parallel lines and adjoining the other lot above
to said A. J. Morris by said James s. Simmons
ny deeds, ono dated June 22d. 1855 and the other
octoOo .uth, ISIS, recorded in deed book ~
pages 10 and 66, i'll the Office OF clerk of the Uust
lnEs Court OF said city.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc.third of the nurchas.
money Will be required in cash on day of sale.
and the balance to be divided into two equal nav,
mems OF one and two years respectively secured
ny hcgotiablc notes and lien rcaint d upon the
property sold until all the purchase money il
SAM. G. WILLIAMS.
l.. Z. lIANSBROUGH
Commissioners.
|, 5. S. Brooke, clerk OF the Hastings Cont
lor thc city or Roanoke, Virginia, 90 hereby
certify that tue above commissioners have cxc
ny the decree, with James :. Simmons security
Given under my hand this 18th day of February.
~ no ). s. BROOKE,
~ 'us' Clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09
DYING BY INCHES.
How q Man Felt Who Suffered from 2
gressiyo Paralysis.

How q Man Felt Who Suffered from Pro-
gressive Paralysis.
A Los Angeles physician told us the
other day, says the Pomona Progress,
that the most trying time in all his cx-
perience was during the past five weeks,
when he stood hopelessly by and saw
poor ranchman near Puente die by
inches of what is known as progressive
paralysis.
The patient was first taken in one
big toe. In short time the limb was
paralyzed to the knee. Two physicians
were called, and all the known rene
dies were applied to stay the progress
of the deadening attack, but in vain.
Hour by hour death moved on it's VIC
tim. The patient was propped up in an
armchair and fully realized his con-
dition. He awaited the end with the
GOODNESS and bravery of q martyr. AS
the line of death crept nearer and
nearer his heart he made calculations
as to how much longer he could live.
He said: "Now it has reached the
body" indicating the exact place with
his finger. In a little while he said:
1T has reached the bottom of my
lungs" Another short wait and he
said, family: sit has touched my heart"
and he fell over deadl
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09

- cnted to me by Louisa Ii. Mackav. dated
JannSry i, ISL and OF record in the clerks olcc
q. tho city Oh Hoanoko Va, in deed book So page
OF $1,000 payable in sixty -four monthly Install.
m M OF 81, each; and default having been made
RI me payment OF seven Of said notes and being
sell at public auction, in front OF the courthouse
o. Eoanoke city, Va, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH
To- lei2 AT NOON, that certain parcel OF land
described az follow: " u
BEGINNING at point on the south side OF GIL
MGR street $50 feet east OF Houston street, thence
south eU degrees SO minutes Cast - feet To- n pojnt
on inc south side OF Glmcr street; thence . de-
srees ~ minutes west 100 feet to an alley; thence
win said alley north 50 degrees 30 minutes west
:, ieet to point; thence north degrees 80 min
utcs cast $50 feet to the beginning, being tho
west we, half OF lot 4, section s. Rogers, Fairfax Il
IEkMS: ash sufficient to pay costs OF cxecut-
ing this trust, trustees commission OF S pcr cent
Sl5 insurance and seven notes past due OF S25
chhen, with interest from January /, 1891; pur
able In forty-nine monthly installmcnts OF SIS
each, ana interest from January 1, 1891: the hal
ance, II any, payable six months from day OF
SAFE safe ana hearing elk per cent. interest and SC
cured by deed OF trust. IL. ii. GREIDER.
io III" NV Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
Ro,or, 'tsst executed to me by Geo. w. Jett and
1870. and recorded In the clerks ofllc. OF t6s
dn usstings Court OF the City of Roanoke, Va, In
SSeG S0ok ~ page 4oS In trust to to N r.
as eyidcnced BY the f,ty-nine negotiable notes
); wise, bearing even date with said deed and
also to secure to the said n. T. Nininpcr and w
Sc,n nak sh inc payment OF the sum OF SA2.50,
uclns inc interest on the above n entioncd nav,
mcnts, payable scmi-annually, as evidenced by
anc Ten negotiaole notes OF tho said Geo w. Jet
made in the payment OF four OF the boye.men
toned notes and being required so to do by tho
auction, to the highest bidder, Mt the front door
FRIDAY, TME ssrH DAY 0 Of ISkc IA iss Sa
Az II NJ all that certain lot or pa-cei of land
situated In said city, bounded and described as
Beginning at point on the north side OF Third
ayc = w 10 5iO0 feet east OF Park st., thence N.
2'S W lm feet to an alley; thence with said allov
~ f St % r. 30 feet to point, thence s. 50 35>
avenue s. So 55> W. 80 feet to begnnin inv, s' tn
Eothcr with the improvements thereon belong
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient 70 nav
costs cos OF sale; Including trustees commissions,
and ~ me ac on no tnrse past due notes OF SO cach
me one interest note past due, OF S5 10 the pur-
Gnmser to assume the payment OF Si65O evil
;>u Sacn, payable monthly, the first note due
April 10, 1872 and monthly thereafter; the pur.
S Si. also to assume The payment of $3.50,
oclnS interest on the above mentioned payments
payable semiannunly,as follows: SiS. Is, payabie
July IN, 1872; $50 payable January 10, 'iSeS:
January 10, 1921; S1a.75, payable July 10. iSlt..
ana dma - 20, payable December TO- 1871. The resi-
du, II any, payable in one and two years from
trust. q WaRIyI NY ny" oi
22i tbs 1'rnst.,,
Geo. w Jctt and Robert y. Wise have sold the
lDuEN fiSnha mud l,n;..
sumcd the payment OF said notes
q. MARKLEY, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09
TRUSTEES, SALES.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
- euted to me by Louisa H. Mackay dated
January l. 1891 and Of record In the Clerks ONCE
OF Roanoke, Va. in deed book 90, page Sc, to
secure to Z. b. Eugle the payment of the sum OF
Si !S payable In 81 monthly instaments OF Ss5
ment OF eight of said notes and being reauestsd
10y the beneficiary in said deed, will sell at pub
nc auction In front OF the courthouse in Roanoke
Sity, va, on WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10, 1862.
follows: 1 70
beginning at point on the south side OF GIL
MGR 81 Get l7o feet east of Houston street; thence
snv hueesrees 80 minutes west 100 feet to
ancy, thcnce with same south 50 degrees 80 min
ntes east y feet to point; thence north degrees
% minutes east 100 feet to point on the south
sice or Gtmcr street; thence with Gilmor strest
norm h, :, degrees 30 minutes west - feet to the
pcgiuning and known the east half OF lot 4.
section of Roger, Fairfax " Houston map
IEKMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of execu-
ting this trusttrustecs commission OF per cent
Win insurance and notes past due of ss5 EACH
assume the payment OF SD notes OF Sa5 each. with
interest , from January 1. 1891, and the balance IL
any, payable six months from day OF sale bear.
trust. III m cPEJhER VI
-Aotus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-09

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE
iCcuted to me by II. S. Roberts and j. Il. Trotter
dated January l, 1871, and of record in clerks
o., page ~, to secure g. Is. Engle the payment OF
the sum OF $500. payable in ~ monthly In.
sstallments OF S25.00 each, and default having
been been MAIDEN payment OF five OF said notes and
viii sell at pnbi auction In front OF the court
houfc or Roanoke city, Va, ON WEDNESDAY.
MARCH IL, 1872, AT NOON, the following parcel
OF land: s PN0'
Beginning at point on the south side OF Gil
mer street 25O feet east OF Houston street, thence
south degrees 30 minutes west 49, feet TO an
alley; thence with said alley south 90 degrees IN
minutes east lS0 feat TO point; thence north 0
degrees 81 minutes east 130 feet to point ON
south side or Gilmcr street, thence north 50 de.
grets 81 minutes west q feet to tho beginning
being the wet half OF lot &, section $, Rogers,
Fairfax and Houston map.
IEhMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost OF execut.
Ing this trcnst, per cent. trustee commissions.
Sl5;U Insurance and five past due notes OF S25 10
each and interest from January /, 1881; pur.
chaser to assume TO pay 81 ,l55 10 and interest.
payable in 81 monthly installm ents of S25. 10
ana interest from January 1. 1871, the balance n
any payable six months from day OF sale, bear-
Ing per cent. interest and secured by deed of
trust. III IL GREIDER
Zio WV Trustee.