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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE
ID cutcd to me by c. II. Denison on the 18th
pay or April, 1891 recorded In the clerks Office
OF tho Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke
va. deed book 62 page gt}, to secure to Mrs Mary
D norman the payment OF the sum or 81, 1873 is
evidenced by three certain negotiable notes.
bearing even date Herewith. OF q for the sum OF
Sl,lU, payable ninety days after date and two for
the sum or S656,Si each, payable one and two
years, respectively after date, and dcfault having
oeeh made i'll the payment OF the first of said
notes Tor the sum OF sti 81 due April nth. 1872,
and being required to do 80 by the beneficiary, |
VIII on THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1872, a IL
NJ, expose TO sale ut the trout door or the court-
mouse or the city OF Roanoke, Va, TO the highest
bidder the following piece OF property. to wit:
All That certain lot or parcel OF land lying and
being in the city Of Roanoke, Va, bounded and
described as follows. TO wit:
BEGINNING NJ point or the west side OF Jerrcr-
thence north S'dcgrees 10 minutes west 1872 SID
feet to an alley, thence with same north : dc.
grces 10 minutes cast - fest to Il point; thence
south S5dcgrees 10 minutes -. j 10 feet feet To
JEFFERSON street; thence with same south de-
grccs IL minutes west - feet to the beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the cost or exc
cutting this trust, including trustees commission
OF per cent. and to pay or one past due note for
the sum or SGti.Si with interest from April llth
1871, and the purchasers to assume the payment
OF an,gotiablo note for the sum OF IS 3 Qua
August 18th, 1872, with two years interest aud
one for the sum OF $G6G,Sl due April nth, lSH,
with two years interest. Balance, IL any, pay
Jp. wINGFIELD,
4eS tds. Trustee.
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Discretion.

Caraway-Sad, isn't it, to contemplate
the number of great men the grip has
carried off?
Hooks-You're right. Next winter
shall go away. l think, to some warm
and sunny clime.-Jury
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Meeting of Bonr,l of NInnnrers

There will DO meeting of the board
OF managers Of tho Railroad Mems
Christian Association at their rooms on
Sunday evening at eight o'clock There
Will be business of Importance trans
acted.
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Ycast-''I hear Won are roioc in
Business for Yourself" Cri.nsonbca.i -
Yes. I'm going into the tobogcan bust.
ness It's so easy To ret start in
that, you know. -YoE!:crs Gazette.
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Applicant-I see you want man to
run the elevator.
Owner of Building-Yes; but want
one who won't occupy all the room
himself.-Truth.
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Tea for Children,

Aunty Ito little visitor) = Do you
drink tea, pet?
Wee Niece-No'm. Mamma won't let
me. '~ss.
Aunty-What do you drink?
Wee Niece-Oh! mamma mikes me up
q mess that looks like tea.-Good News.
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by mutual consent the above sale has been
postponed until June 9TH. 1872.
81 ids ii. ). TROUT, Trustee
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Still Young.

Tcacher-I am surprised that you are
not further advanced. You are ex-
tremely backward for your age.
Little Girl-Yes'm. Mamma wants to
marry again.-Good News
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-20

What is quicl;ncss?
Observation-Disclosures is when a person
drops 4 hot plate. Judge.
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After the XYe,l.lin~.

We'll, hope they'll go forever side
by side"
No, they won't. It'll be tandem and
sac'll lead. Judge
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Disorderly Citizens.

Traveler-Why are those people being
sent to Siberia?
Russian Ofiicial-Thcy rcfusivitz to
do their starvingivitz in quietivitz-N
Y. Weekly
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t1STEE,S SALE.-UNDER AND BY VIR
,Sn s1 Oh deed OF trust. dated April the nth,
!o'", from w. y. Mask to the UNDERSIGNED trns
,ee ana OF record In the clerks Office Of the cor
pofatton court for the city OF Roanoke Va to
secure r. \. Flanagan the payment OF 81 aS3 "a
US herein described, and default having occurred
IN inc payment OF the last due note, and. M the
request OF the holder thereof, will. On TUES
DAl THE lirll DAY OF JUNE, 1892 AT i9.1,
T.. NJ, In front of the courthouse i'm Roanoke civ
sou at public auction to the highest bidder that
ce,laln parcel { I land lying in the city OF Roa-
nokc and described ms follows: " awe
peginnlng in the north corner of Lee street and
an aicy north OF Gilmer street; thence orth with
Lee street 80 feet TO point; thence in w, stcrlv
ulrcction " rect to point on Commonwealth
avenue; thence in n southcrly direction with Com
monwea tn avenue ~ fccr 10 point i'm the corner
OF an alley (known IA Eastern nvenucl; thence in
in casterly direction with said alley 100 feet to
~, ,ne pace OF beginning and known as part OF lot
liU rourth ward East Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav costs OF eSccut
ing this trust and to pay past due note of si6 ia
VITA interest from 18th April. 1870, and tho bal.
ancc; II any, payable in one and two years from
tue day OF sale, with interest evidenced bv me-.
gotiablc notes secured by deed of trust on, tho
property sold. T. F. BARKSDAIE "o
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Not tho Coffee:

Customer-This coffee tastes like an
old tobacco pipe.
Waiter-I'll bring you basin of wa
ter so you can wash y'r mustache.-Good
News.
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4 Put 10 Job.

Mo;Acr-Gct OF that table ut once
Toys Not while two rats are in the
room. Truth.
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hosto. = ~ 5Uts.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il Estatc.-Under and by virtue OF a certain
deed of trust, dated the 18th day OF September
ISM, recorded in deed book 62, page H. from
lucin q. Lakewood TO myself to secure G.
O'Lcary the payment OF St3,31056, evidenced by
two negotiable notes OF S6,tS5.2S each, and de-
fault having been made in the payment OF the
III 81 due OF said notes, ana Mt the request OF the
holder thereof, will scl Mt public auction to tho
highest bidder on SATURDAY, THE 2tST DAY
OF MAY, 1892, AT 1915 =. NJ, in front OF the
courthouse, in the city OF Roanoke, Va, all that
certain parcel OF land lying in the city OF Roanoke
and described ns follows:
Beginning ut n point on the west side OF Jcfrer-
son street l51 feet south OF Tazcwcll street;
thence with jefferson street south . degrees Is
minutes west 1898 feet; thence south degrees
81 minutes west 1915 feet to M alley; thence with
same south ~ degrees 81 minutes west 12S. l5
5o minutes cast lbs feet to an alley; thence with
same north IS degrees 81 minutes cast i:O feet to
place OF beginning.
This sale is subject to prior deed OF trust
from Z. O'Lcury to Thos W Miller to secure to
Is. Z. Mo0maw and w. l.. Moomaw Si,i62 of
which $l,35i ia unpaid and past due and ST 800
due on May IL, 1882, with interest from May
10, lS.h.
TERMS: Cash, to he paid ut time OF sale,
enough to pay the cost OF executing this trust
and the umount or the note now past due, 1887,
n credit until September 8. 1872 as to 81, jS5 u,
with interest from September 3, lS'U and as to
the residue II any there be, in two equal annual
installments from day OF sale. with interest from
day OF sale. TlOS W. MILLER
1D Ntis Trustee.
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by VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST GIVEN
- James III. Morris and wife to the undersigned,
dated the 9th December 1850, and recorded In tho
clerks Office or the city OF Roanoke in deed book
81. page 23I. default having been made in the
terms thereof and ncing required 90 to do by tho
beneficiary hereunder. will, for the purpose of
executing said trust, orcr for sale Mt public auc-
tion NJ i?D y. M, On THE nth DAY OF MAY,
1872. In front OF the court house, In the city OF
Roanoke, the following described parcel or land
with Its appurtenances, situated in said city:
Beginning NJ II point on the south side % Wise
street, I'D feet east OF Barbour street; thcnnce
south II degrees 2i minutes east li3 Ieet more or
leas 10 an alley; thence with said alley north 73
degrees Us minutes cast 10 iect to point; theI CO
north Il degrees % minutes west t23 feet more or
less 10 Wise street; thence with the latter north
a. degrees 81 minutes west 10 feet TO beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs to the costs OF sale
and the sum OF xl2S.6i, and as to The sum OF $40
upon credit to become due In monthly install
mcnts or 81 each, with interest from the 21th Dc
ccmber l1S9 and the remainder upon credit OF
one ant Two years with interest to be secured by
deed OF trust. LUCIEN H. COOKE
u IL 3Ju Trustee,
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TRUSTEES. SALES.
described as follows. HSihia, anu

described as follows: '"si"ia' anu
Beginning at point on tho north side q,
sixth avenue southwest 375 feet cast of E;,, ~
street southwest; thence leaving Sixth avenue
north degrees cast 100 feet to a point: thence
south degrees west 100 iect TO a point on Sixtb
avenue; thence along Sixth avenue north ~ DO ~
grecs west IS ft ct TO beginning u'
TERMS OF SALE: Cash AZ to enough ,o nav
the cost of executing this trust and TO nav the
past due note, say $3j5. as to 1866 1865, payablc
on the goth day OF March, lS.t3. with Interest
from the Goth day OF March, $50, and as To the
residue, If any, the same shall he payable in one
from date OF sale. THUS W MILLER
3 II ids rrns,c.
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RYe VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- from b.. A. Marks and E. F. Marks to the
Undersigned dated the Goth of May. 1890, and
recorded In the clerks ollce OF Roanoke city in
aced book d.. page Isl, default having been madc
In the terms thereof, and being required so 10 do
by the beneficiary hereunder, will for the pur-
pose OF executing said trust, cfrcr for salc at
public auction at IL p. H., on THE s+TH DAY
OF MAY, 1Sf2 in front OF the courthouse in tho
GU c,ty OF Roanoke the following described parcel
o' lana situated in the city OF Roanoke:
Degihning at point on the south side of
nnoncrtson street 40 feet cast of Nelson street,
thence with Robertson street south IS degrees %
iect 10 point; thence south = degrees west
l2n.Eb Icet to an alley; thence with said alley
sou i 40 degrees 81 minutes west 2511 feet to n
the beginning. wv "
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as The cost of sale
anu tnt sum or $1IS IL; IA to the sum OF 81 $50,
upon ,i, credit TO become due in monthly install.
n,l Oh S26o0 with interest upon each from the
.oth or May, $50, and the remainder upon a
G Sn OF one and two years with Interest from
uay nl sale, deferred payments to be secured by
90 ao vi trust. LuClEN H. COOKE.
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by VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST FROM
- +. III. Frszier to the undersigned, dated the
Sth day OF August. 1870, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the city OF Roanoke in deed book
tJpage 10, default having been made in the terms
thereof and being cQuired so to do by the benc-
fciary Hereunder, VIII for the purpose OF eve
cutting said trust OFFER for sale Mt public auction
III l22O p; Mon the 9TH DAY OF MAY, 1892, in
front OF the Courthouse, in tho city OF Roanoke
thc following described parcel OF land with Its
apnnrtcnances situated in said city:
beginning ut II point on the south side of Rob
crtsoD street, and la5 feet west OF Randolph
street thence south degrees west Ill IS feet to
an sey hence with said alley north 81 degrees
10 minutes cast Is feet to n point; thence south
2desrees west 1il.Ga feet to Robertson street,
tncnSc with Robertson street south IS degrees
cast - feet TO place OF beginning
TERMS OF SALE-Cash rs to costs of sale.
and the sum OF S36n.03, and "a to the sum OF
SlSi:4 ~ upon credit to become due In monthly
installmcnts OF Sa9.G} with interest from the Sth
DAY or August, lSm Balance, il any, upon n credit
OF Quo and two years with interest. to be secured
by deed of trust. LUCIEN IL COOKE
IL law iw Trnstce
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TRuNTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. Estate in the City OF Roanoke, Va-IJnder
and and by virtue of deed OF trust, dated the 18th
John j. human to the undersigned trustee. and
OF record In the clerks Office OF the corporation
court for the city OF Roanoke, to secure the pay
ment OF $1,000 rs therein described, and default
having occurred in the payment OF tho first duo
note and at IT., the request Of the holder thereon,
1872, AT l245 y. NJ In front OF the Courthouse
In Roanoke city, sell at public auction to tho
highest bidder that certain parcel OF land lying
IN the city OF Roanoke, Va, and described as
follows:
beginning Mt point on the west side OF
Nelson street 2lO feet north OF Bullitt street;
thence north so degrees west 100 feet to point;
thence north 10 degrees east Al feet TO an alley;
thence with said alley north ~ degrees 80 min
ntcs east 1iO3 feet to Nelson street; thence with
Nelson street south I'D degrees west 81 feet to
beginning, being part of lot 3, section ?, map of
Park Land and Improvement Company
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs to enough to nav
the cost Of executing this trust and the past duo
note OF $3.50 and interest, u total of, say,
Sl.i7oOO and rs to 81 $50 with interest from the
2sth day OF October, 1870, on the aSth day of
October, 1872, and the residence in two equal
annual instruments from date OF sale with in
tcrcst from date OF sale
TuUS. W. MILLER, Trustee
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The vendce OF Julia ana John j. Nunan has
assumed the payment OF the above mentioned
nOtCS. 4 10 A0dH.
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

TRUSTEES sALE-BY'vIRTUE OF A DEFD
o. trust from John T. King and wife. dated
clerks office OF the city OF Roanoke In deed BOOK
81, page 23j, to the Undersigned default HAVING
quired 80 to do oy the Beneficiary thercnnder. I
VIII for the purpose OF executing said trust orrcr
for sale at public auction ut 1910 r. NJ. ON THE
SfTli DAY OF MAY. 1892, in front OF the court
house in the city of Roanoke, the following dcs-
crieed parcel of land situated in the city OF Roa-
beginning on the south side OF Wise street 40
ieet east OF Barbour street; thence south IL de-
alley; thence north % degrees 0.S minutes east
WI rec. 10 point; thence north II degrees 2G min
thence ,y, rect moe or less to Wise street;
wSst ~ rect to the beginning, with house thereon
LEKMS OF SALE: Cash as to costs OF sale
Soiloo npon credit to become due in monthly
hst s OF 81 per month, with interest from
upon credit of one and two years with Interest.
Dcierreu pay incnts to he secured by deed OF trust
II &ds LUcIEN II. COOKE, Trustee.
RY VIRTuEoF \ DEED OF TRUST FROM
dated the Sth day OF August, 1890 and recorded
IN the clerks office OF the city OF Roanoke in deed
DOCK Oh, page ~, default having been made in
the terms thereof, and being required 40 TO do nv
the beneficiary Hereunder l will for the purnose
9aeon az so'p iTus oo ofI for a re gabs
MAY, 1872. in front OF the courthouse in the city
ok Roanoke, the following described parcel Of
lana situated In said city:
Beginning at a point loo feet west OF the south
west corner OF Randolph and Robertson streets;
thence sonth degrees west 19 0S feet to an alley:
thence north 81 degrees 50 minutes east 25 feet to
point; thence north 2 degrees cast 11l55 To
Robertson street; thence with Robertson street
SOU IS degrees east 25 feet to place OF Begin
ming.
GERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sale
and tho sum of S2.635 and as 10 the sum of
81, tbs - upon n credit OF monthly OF 800 % each
with interest from the Sth August, 1890 and the
remainder upon credit of one and two years,
with interest; deferred payments to be secured
by deed OF trust LUCIEN ii. COOKE,
4 ~ law lw Trustee.
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j. ii. Graybil has soln the above propcrty and
hi. vcndec assumed payments OF the notes afore.
said.
4 ~ tbs GEO c. MOOMAW Trustcc
The morning call., 1892-09-13
A FAVORED CLASS.
Treasury Circular I'm Reg ard to Chinese to
Exhibit at the Worlds Exposition.

Treasury Circular I'm Regar to Chinese to
Exhibit at the Worlds Exposition.
In joint resolution of Congress ap-
proved August ). 1892, it is provided that
'the acts Of Congress prohibiting the COM
ing of Chinese into the United States and
the acts amendat0ry Of these acts, shall not
be so construed nor shall anything therein
operate to prevent or in anywise restrict
any foreign exhibitor, representative, or
citizen Of foreign nation or the holder who
is citizen OF foreign nation of any con-
cession or privilege from the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, from bringing into
the United States, under contract, such
mechanics. artisans. agents, or other em-
ploYes, natives OF their respective foreign
countries, as they may deem necessary for
the purpose OF making preparation for iu-
stalllng or conducting their exhibits or of
preparing for installing or conducting any
business authorized or permitted under or
by virtue oil or pertaining to any con cession
or privilege which may have been granted
by the Worlds Columbian Exposition in
connection with such exposition"
Collector Phelps received a circular from
the Treasury Department yesterday inform
ing him that in pursuance Of said joint
resolution Collectors OF Customs at ports
where Chinese persons, who are exhibitors
or employees OF Xhbit0rs at the World 5
Columbian Exposition, may first arrive, are
instructed to admit such persons upon the
presentation TO them of satisfactory evil
dence that they are bona fide exhibitors or
employees whose services are required by
such exhibitors at the exposition, and that
In such cases the certificate required by the
sixth section of the act approved May g.
1882. as amended by the act approved July
B, 1884 will not be required"
The morning call., 1892-09-13

relics found in the Alameda Indian mound,
instead of being two or three centuries old,
as at first thought must have been buried
there fully thousand years or more.
You know, il was the practice OF the
mound-builders, said the doctor, ITO bury
their dead IN q sitting posture. and to place
beside them their weapons and implements
or utensils
Nov the unfortunate part OF all this Is
that the weapons and utensils were broken
before being thrown in the grave.
THE superstition was, OF course, that
spirit Indians in the happy hunting grounds
could make use Of broken weapons and
things as readily as though they were
whole"
So THE CALLS good work is bearing
fruit
Last week the excayators employed by
The CALL exhumed at least half a dozen
entire human skeletons and enough odd
and curious animal bones and relics to
stock a small-sized museum.
Still more than thtee-fourths of the huge
mound has not beer touched with a spade
since the abOrigines covered their dead with
the prehistoric shells.
Now the Academy OF Natural Sciences
Will take up the important work.
This Is as it should be.
The academy is public institution and
under its auspices the work may best be
carried out.
At no little trouble and soma expense
THE CALL secured from the owners aud
lessees of the properly the privilege of
making these excavations.
The property is held in trust for the
Sather heirs and is known as the Sather
trust.
When assurances were given by The
The morning call., 1892-09-13

Primitive Mortar formation OF the mounds
and be present at the beginning of further
excavations under the auspices Of the acad-
envy.
The trio of distinguished scientists will
leave San Francisco for Alameda Wednes-
day on the 915 o'clock narrow-gauge boat
and will be accompanied by competent
overseer who will remain at the mound TO
superiutend the eXcayatiopsand take charge
OF the relics found for the academy
All this was decided upon yesterday
morning, when a representative OF The
CALL made a formal tender to the ofhcers
of the academy of the exclusive privilege oil
making further excavations.
A special meeting was called at once,
among those present being the gentlemen
already named.
An appropriation from the contingent
| fund Of the academy was made 10 cover the
expenses OF the researches, and as early
date set for their commencement as pos
| sible.
Said DIR. Hardness: THE CALL GER
tainly deserves great credit for its efforts In
preserving these precious relics.
Those interested In such things must feel
grateful that THE CALL has taken tile initi-
| alive in these Important examinations.
"While | am not quite certain that the
bones and implements found IN this mound
BY THE CALLS excavations viii be OF SER
vice in throwing light upon a hitherto IN
known sge or people this much Is very GER
tain: that the relies found by The CALL
are Of the greatest interest to the historian
and antiquarian.
"And the possession of these relics
would. am sure, be very valuable acqui-
sition TO any public museum in the world.
Dr.. Hardness is Of the opinion that the
The morning call., 1892-09-13

Tor the interest you have taken in two lead
Ing subjects in the city of San Francisco
lis dives and its architecture.
~ our efforts cannot but prove beneficial.
That there is room for Improvement in
both there is no doubt.
''The morals of the city must be left to
Its ministers, with the Ten Commandments
as criterion. The architecture you desire
to leave to the taste OF the artist.
Now you will pardon me if / make a few
remarks on the decalogue of the architects
That perhaps may guide the artists in max
ing his selection. and throw a little light on
THIS Frozen Music you refer to.
NOW. mathematics has the nine digits
for lis basis, so that the navigator can travel
the painless ocean as in dry land.
Inc astronomers calculate the distance
OF the heavenly bodies, and the merchant
makes his commercial calculations to a
cent
80 also has the musician his eight notes
OF music that elevate the soul in lofty
strains mounting TO heavens gates.
Now the architect has this criterion by
whch he gives the airy nothing an exist
ehce. DIS being the square, circle and tri-
angle. BY these were the five orders of
architecture laid out, the columns being
seven, eight, nine, ten diameters or cubes
high-the Tuscan being seven diameters,
the Dorc eight, the Ionic nine and the CO.
rlnthlan ten dlameters or cubes
From these the ancient architects laid ont
those grand and stately temples of Greece
and Rome which for beauty and proportion
have never yet been equaled.
These Sir William Chambers. Sir Chris
TOPPER Wren, Vignolia and others have
taken as their standards.
These the architect of the Hibernia Bank
took for his, except the cupola, which is more
OIL the Caubeen style, peculiar to Ireland.
no doubt introduced for purpose.
I'm connection with this | would saw