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DIED.


tana; STUART AsHBi, son Of the late r. 5. Ashby
Of Alexandria. Va.
Interment IN Alexandria. Va
BECKETT. ON Monday October 10 isss2 a, 10 o.
p m. Mr.. JANE BECKETT. heloVed dausrit-r q
the lae Sara Jane koasse and widow of the late The
opolus Becksx
WAITING to receive thy sTirit.
10, the Savior stands above.
Due. 10 live life OF glory.
Suffer, with thy Lord 4 r@ien.
Bl HER COUSIN. MAlGARET BELFffID.
Funeral from Metropolitan Wesley Zion churrh. ID
street between II and 81 southwest. Thursday,
October IL. at O'Clock 2. IA. Friends invited
LEONARD. The funeral Of the late T.. n LION
ARD. who departed This life on October IL ises e
drnce. No l2i7 street. nor.hwest on rha-sdsy' sss
wood cemetery, Funeral i1ivates 10 no~ers
o%ESs 3n Kn'd. SvcS 2 sis e John i o.s
aged thirty three years and nine months
Gone. but not forgotten.
Funeral from her husbands residence. No 1915
a. m. Requiem mass At ST. stephens church 2.
NEITCH. At his home IN Oakland Nd on Tues
day, October II. ls.e. At l0:os a. m, Col JOHN "
interIasnf a the old veitch homestead THURSDAY.
Octoner -. at 10 am
WAKEFIELD. Suddenly, on October II. 1892. at
and lizzie warield. aged eieht months and sles.n
days.
A bud the Gardner gave us
A fair and lovely child:
He gave II 70 our keeping
To cherish Undecided.
But Just as IL was opening
To the glory of the day
Down came a heavenly angel
SISTER ADDiE AND MAMMA
Funeral from parents residence. 76l Oh street
southeast on Thursday evening. October Is at
O'Clock Relatives and friends are invi,.A
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Mr.. c. E. Burke, the Brooklyn attorney, has
again arrived in Washington and again an
nounced his intention to have Count Mitkie-
wicz arrested. This time he thinks the count
viii be in custody BY Saturday night. But he
is particularly after the Chinese minister this
time and threatens to make trouble for the
minister through the State Department.
Count Mitkiewicz says that Mr.. Burke Ia
simply trying to extort money from the Chi
nese minister. The count Is still at large and
ct liberty 10 shrug his shoulders at Mr. Burke
threats. He says that Mr.. Burke's charges be-
como less and less grave each time they are
u,ada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Triennial Meeting of the Institute Mt Bal
timOre.
'ispatch TO The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 1.-THE triennisl
Sunday school institute of the Episcopal Church
at Christ Church this morning was well at
tended. In the absence Of Bishop Robinson of
central Pennsylvania, who today attends the
conservation OF Rev. Mr. Kinsolving to Office of
bishop at Philadelphia, Bishop Talbot of
Idaho and Wyoming delivered the opening ad-
dress on the subject of Sunday school missions.
Rev. Leroy Baker Of Harrisburg, Pa, and
Rev. DR.. ". S. Langford, secretary Of the
board of missions, gave interesting talks upon
How Sunday Schools Help Missions" Secre-
tary Langford told of the good work of the
Lenten Offering and said that the chill
dren of today will in ten years
be the church leaders. He made an
appeal to teachers not to be too hard upon the
bad boy" in Sunday school. They mean no
harm and are naturally frisky.
Addresses were also made by number of
clergymen.
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WISCONSIN AND MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE TENNESSEE TRAGEDY.
Capture of Another One of the Assailants OF
the Revenue Officers.

the Revenue Officers.
Acting Commissioner Wilson of the internal
revenue bureau received telegram this morn
ing from Revenue Agent Knisely at Fayette-
vile, Tenn, announcing the capture of an
other person (making three in alb for
completely in the murderous assault. on
the revenue officers near Flintville last week.
He says that Deputy Collector spurrier,
who was shot at that time, is improving
and has positive evidence against some
Of the prisoners. The agent adds that he
has an ample force and is pushing the inves-
tigation vigorously. An effort has been made
to secure the appointment of Mr.. Holman Of
Fayetteville as special attorney TO assist in
the prosecution of these cases. but so far with
out success. An appointment will probably be
made by the attorney general this afternoon.
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC:

In the fall of 1890 was taken i'll with what sup
posed to be ordinary throat at consulted
physician. who treated nearly three months. at
the end Of which time was no better in fact was
steadily growing and my general health began
to fail quite fast saw must change my physician.
which did. with better result than before. After
trial Of about three months more found was
affected with chronic catarrh. which caused almost
entire stoppage of the nasal passage and constant
dropping of matter down in throat until the respir
atory organs all seriously involved producing
aggravated chronic lAryngtis and congestion of the
bronchial tubes. which gave me much pain. attended
with hoarseness and a distressing. hacking cough.
As result my digestive powers almost
destroyed. I could neither eat nor sleep. My
nervous system much impaired to unfit
me from attending to any business. In fact. I
was about to give up in despair. In this con-
dition 1 applied to Dr. LiohthiL Of LII X st. n TO-.
who. after careful examination pronounced my dis
ease a durable Immediately placed myself I'M
der his care. and to my happy disappointment and
great pleasure I found myself made comfortable.
In o short time my appetite improved. / began
to sleep well. flesh and strength returned
and found 1t pleasure to about my business Of
yore. and now consider myself cured Life. which
a burden. is now q pleasure. 1 have found to
respiratory diseases Of this nature requires the
greatest skill as to treatment on the part Of the
physician and perseverance and persistency on the
part OF the patient. DR.. Lighthin's treatment
is absolutely painless and most of it rather agreeable
than otherwise His charges have been no more than
those of any other good physician and in my it
has been full value received I cannot recommend
him too highly to any who afflicted with chronic
respiratory troubles. My residence Is 1432 Q st.
n. w.. and any persons who wish to know more Of my
case its treatment invited to call after
D. m. at any time. What convinces me that my cure
is permanent one is the fact that have since taken
very severe cold. which left me promptly without
bringing back even one symptom Of my former all
ment. Ideemit privilege not duty to give to the
public this account OF my case without any reward
other the restoration perfect health under the
care Of Dr.. LghthilL
E. P. GLEASON.
ocS 1O.11.l2 Washington. Oct G. 1897
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MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED.
The Bullock County Affair in Alabama May
Be Repeated.

BE Repeated.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 12.-Indignation
meetings were held in different parts of the
state yesterday by the democrats and the arrest
Of the Bullock county officials on Monday was
denounced in a vigorous protest and fiery reso-
lutions.
The excitement over the incident was intensi-
fed this morning by the announcement of the
Birmingham Age-Herdld that the arrest of the
probate judge and circuit clerk of Jefferson on
similar charges is probable. The jefferson
officials were served with written request by
the third party men yesterday FOR
copy of the list of election
inspectors, which request was promptly de-
MED. This denial, it is thought, will furnish
predicate for repetition of the Bullock county
affair and the feeling in Birmingham this morn
ing is very strong. Trouble is expected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12

The Yorktown, which has arrived ct San
Francisco, win have her boiler tubes repaired
at Mare Island and then sail to Join Admiral
Gherard1 and his feet in the south Pacific and
accompany him to New York. It will take some
weeks to make the repairs, but it is said the
Yorktown viii be able TO overhaul the Aaet.
which sailed yesterday from Redondo, Ca Sc
fore II gets around Cape Horn, q the admiral
VIII take Il leisursly going down the coast,
stopping ct the chief ports Of the southern 70
publtos end reaching New yoek nsxt march,
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GOING To CHICAGO.
A Special Train VIII Carry the M-,n,,-s- .s
the supreme Court

II Is now practically settled that tho United
States supreme Court viii attend the CO.
lumbia ceremonies In Chicago. though The
official announcement Is delayed pending
information a. 20 the date the ruil-
road company viii m for the departure
Of the train A majority OF the court favored
its representation AZ Chicago. hut final deci-
sion in the matter delayed until assurance
could be received that proper arrange
ments had been made for the comfor, % the
members Of the party On route aud in Chi
cago. This morning dispatch rcosiv.d
stating that the party would he cared Tor and
that quarters and special train had been en-
gagged. Its receipt practically removed all
question 20 the attendance IL the court The
date Of departure T. little uncertain. The prob
abilities are that the justices will leave here
"Wednesday morning. the 18th.
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NEW YORK's REGISTRATION.
The Democratic Falling on Encourages tn
Republicans.

The Democratic Falling on Encourages the
Republicans.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
New YORK, Oct. 12-The great parade ID
taking all the attention Of the politicians today
and they are almost forgetting that less than
four weeks Of the campaign remains. The
chief subject Of interest is the very satisfactory
results of yesterdays registration. II showed
some 5000 less in New York
than on corresponding occasions, and It
Is observed that the falling of II on the
democratic side. The republicans came out
promptly and showed great earnestness In get
ting their people ct the registration places
while the democrats appeared to be indtnerent
In Brooklyn there vas An increase in the regis
tration, but the republicans hold their own.
There y great encouragement In the republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE ANDREWS.
They Will Not Nominate Another Candidat
for the Chief Justiceship.

for the Chief Justiceship.
New YORK, Oct. 12-Judge Andrews Of
Syracuse, the republican nominee for chief
justice Of the court OF appeals, has been en-
dorsed by the democratic state committee. The
nomination was made by W. A Kirk Of SYRIA
cuse and seconded by Bourke Cochran.
Judge Andrews nomination was also seconded
by District Attorney Ridgeway on behalf of the
Kings county democrats. Mr.. Ridgeway made
a speech referring to the fact that Judge
Andrews nominated by the democrats in
1884. The nomination was then made unani-
nous.
letter was read from Judge Wheeler II.
Peckham, who was himself a candidate for the
Office. In his letter Judge Peckham stated that
If the republicans had decided 10 recognize
Judge Andrews twenty-five years Of service on
the bench by nominating him the democrats
could not do better than indorse him.
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7. B. ToxsKn & Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS

Larse line Black Dress Goods Henriettss and Cash
meres -
wool. 26c.
Henriettas, In colors, yard wide, 25c.
Atwood Henrietta. In all colors. h0c.
German Henrietta. beautiful quality. 75c.
LARGE line Remnants Of Dress Goods, very cheap.
Our Black Fa!lle SILK Is great bargain at 81.
Flannel Suitings. ~ yards wide. SOC.
Red Twtlled Flannel, % and 25c.
Canton Flannel in sll grades from SC. I'D.
Cloth Of different kinds for men and boys pantaL
Large line Of Black Cashmere Shawls, angle and
double.
Table Linen in all grades.
Red Table Linen, fast colors. 25c.
Flannel Shirt Waists for boys, 4Oc.
New tine Of Stamped Linens Just received.
School Bags. with flowers and initials. IS. IS. 50
W. rs have beauty in the way of slAiss for ..
Extra large Com3orta. 75c. and q.
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Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
office of the weather bureau; 8 am. as; 2 pm,
IL; maximum. II; minimum. AZ.
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LAxsBuRau & BRo. -.

EVERYTHING THAT Is NEW AND
STYLISH IN yELvETs.
We have received q large invoice 81
ChAnr~able velve.s. in all the pretty COM
binations and latest effects These goods
We have marked
at l.OO Per yard. and in addition
- these have beautiful variety Of
Strir.s and Piaids. which are the right
things for trimmings this season.
Our line Of Plain yelvets are perfect In
every IMAGINABLE shade. You viii be able
TO match any color Jon wish In any of our
sr.a..-,-om Sl.OO to 1925
Ter yard
We have also received Q large lot Of
PLUsHEs. One special number We are
-eIIing for Doc. Per yard is an article
really worth Sc II has . beautiful finish
and - Is inches wide.
We can give you all the latest tints and
eolorings In al grsdes-from sc. to 81 30
erysrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12

A special train carrying the Old Colony rail
rod directors 10 view the improvement q
Niddleboro', Mass., ran into . contrsctor's cart
q the Harrison Square street crossing yester.
day morning. killed two horses and injured the
drives, who was ssut 10 ths hospiAal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12
SPECIAL CARD.

We arr anxious TO have our patrons test
the resources Of our Mems Furnishing De-
psrtment- cur Furnishing man says the
goods are risht In every particular-styles.
shapes. qualities and prices-snd that he
can suit the most fastidious taste As well as
the most economical purse. In competi-
tion with others We think our stock eor-
pares more than favorably IN all respects
New effects in Green Neckvear. latest
tieas in Half Hose. Exclusive patterns.
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STILL P1Lrsa In
SPf EE kRR FRI w ssss
p ZEE K r Z = sssS

ZEE 4 OsSS -
IIiiiIIII
JUST as If we hadn't enough of DRESS GOODS
= variety already-we have added lot more
JJJ novelties. So long the designers design
and the results asractive-the qualities worthy
you may expect to hear us report arrivals.
This is to be of oddities. that is Few
and between will be the duplicates of your selec
ton. Don't treat exclusiveness lightly. 1t o
mendable point to possess. 1t isn't everybody who
can control patterns that bound to be popular.
that selectnsss lifts the price bug
without a shadow of fact. You for yourselves
how unmatchable OUR editions of colors and designs
are-and how popular the prices That's where you
always find us-oa the popular side.
IIIIiIIIII
3s-inch CAMEL's HAIR-new stripes new
checks new mixtures-5Oc. yard
5O-inch CHECK sUITINGS-54c. a yard.
:ss-inch WHIPCoRDS and DIAGONALS-
15c. yard
45-inch sERGES-nne twill-in all colors-
Sc. yard.
46-lnch BENGALINES-brown. myrtle. gar
net. tan and navy blue-s1 yard
;sS-inch ILLUMINATED POPLINS-S1
yard
4O-inch FRENCH CHEvIoTs-wave and dot
designs-e1 yard
4O-inch MORE EFFECTS in PLAIN
SHADES of FRENCH CHEvIOT-s1 yard.
49-inch CREPON-plain colors. with MORE
stripes-sl..5 yard
5O-inch PLAIN and FANCY CHEvIOTS-.
ell - yard.
5O-inch CREPE sUITINGS-blue. brown. red
and green In combination with black-S1. 5Oa
yard.
JO-inch DIAGONAL SUITINGS-light and
medium shades-s2 yard.
5Oinch SCOTCH Observation-Disclosures
plain and Bourette striped patterns-s2. 5Oa
yard
5Oinch FRENCH sUITINGS-invisible
stripes-.1 50a yard.
4tj-inch MATELAssE-the newest Of the
new co.ors-Sl rs yard
I4-inch ILLUMINATED BENGALINE-
81 - yard.
4J-inch PLAIN BENGALINE-heayy cords
81. ~ yard
4G-ineh ILLUMINATED SILK and WOOL
BENGALINE-heavy eords-s2 yard.
4iinch EPINGLINE-a silk and wool union
a. 90 yard.
44inch SILK and WOOL DIAGONAL
81 - a yard.
Al; inch CHEvIoTs-graduated colorings-
81. - n yard.
42-inch NOVELTY CORDS. patterned with
black-s2 - yard.
44-inch NOVELTY cAMEL's HAIR-fresh
shades 81 yard
fS-incn RUSSE-Onlya
few Of the many patterns We had are left-s20
for some-s.2,5 for the others. length Is Just
dress pattern
IIIIllIIil
weare jealousof thefaIne of our DRESS GOODS
stock-and It shall suffer for want of and
caution. The best heads and most def hands toll for
our supply-and you really get the cream when you
This season mere so than ever before. There
more-richer-rarer.
PERRY.s,
NINTH AND The AVENUE"
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| SATURDAY. OCT. 8.
We will make a SPECIAL EXHIBIT Of styles for
| our YOUNG PATRONS. to which We invite them ALL
1
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oc6 1903 ST. NV.
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se2 SEVENTH ST. NV.
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rs this weather suggests a change OF
underwear u Is in the right strain to sp-
prise you that We handle what Is gen
orally considered q hiz line Of the correct
things suitable for these seasons. both Tor
wen. xo~sen; also ekiidysn's underwear.
We donT stop ct Q few grades, but handle
all those qualities tina. are usually asked
for. We have the truly pssdiedfed goods
and the A,lstyaitan WOOL Kind Then We
have tAs S,,tr1drter Sanitary Hoot-are
excellent underwear for ladies' whose con-
stitutions are weak-the vest and panta-
lette. 20 match Then we have the skirts
10 match. and IT, Q vell-established fact
that these will prove q most eficscious OBJ
strlction TO colds. dranghts. &c
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DoNr NEeLrcr Youn Fret.
II you have Corns. Bunions, Inerowtn9 or
Club Nails let them. No chloro-
foru-no pain orns and Bunions. 2oc. each
PRor. j. J. GEoReEs & Son.
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FrER sLEEPLEss NIGHT USE ANGOsTUka
"A BITTERS TO tone up your system. Buy only the
enuine. manufactured By DT. bIEGERT & SON. a
all druGgfgts'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12

w HEN Won are after searching for
Blsnkets, look rs up. Though We have
blankets g. low a. e0c- per pair, we have
the very best Is Blankst We ever handled.
IL stands
Ahead Of
Any other e5 Blanket.
And Is A1arrner Blanket Of the substantial
EtnH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-12

No other house DOEs-EvER DID-or EVER
WILL-sell such STERLING QUALITIES at
such Low PRICES as WE quote.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-07
TRUSTEES. SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
H. Near Near bonsaek's Depot, Roanoke County, Va.
IN pursuance OF the terms OF a decree OF the cir
cut court OF Rockbridgc county. va, entered on
tho Attn day OF September, 1891, In the sui,
against the executor and exccntrix of YIN Sci
ucn, deceased TO enforce the payment OF q bal.
s aneo, due by the former purchasers, of six
with interest thereon, from the 10th day OF 40,
1e.hoer, lsS'. subject to credit OF seven hnn.
Greg and forty dollars CS74o), as of the 2Sth day
PAY MARCH lsT, 1892 on the p5emises to the the
tract OF land, described in the deed flied. as living
anu oelng In the county OF Roanoke. Virginia,
on ooth sides OF Glade creek X own as the home
ceased, containing in the whole seven hundred
s ,'S, more or less, Except one hundred and
the road to B onsaeE er' and Or l Szsr between
and the line OF the Norfolk and West,
EARN Ianas R "a Company and adjoining the
OF the waters OF Glade creek the same being a
part OF the home tract, and which part has been
has ON ~ i, M Marshall Cook The said property
owners ~ ri. canns5y and thought by the
TEENS t or saE ysinaS ns mineral DEPOSITS
mont In cash and the residue upon credit g,
Sne anu TWO years, in two equal instaiiments
chaser 10 rxe SoI ,5em To- day OF sale and the pur
title TO be retained until the further order OF the
court HENRY E. BLAIR,
Rocr,,,,,,, ,, Commissioner.
l. John q. Boudc, clerk of the Circuit Court NJ
,nockoridge county, IN the State of Virginia do
merely certify that Henry f. Blair, the commits.
cause OF September 4, 1891. TO make sale or tho
real estate In the proceedings mentioned, has OK.
ccuted the bond required In said decree
Given under my hand this 10th day OF uecem
Der, 1891. VI
JOHN II. BOUDE,
1an22-Iaw-tds
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janice ids

Rl VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST EXE-
ID cuied 10 me by II. NJ. Brownlee dated No
vemhtr LIST, 1890 and of record in the office OF
the clerk OF the corporation court OF the city OF
konnokc. IN deed book No. 63, page $40. to secure
10 VI: Z. turnout the payment of the sum OF
four hundred and eighty dollars and thirty-eyht
cents. evidenced by three certain interest hear
ing Negotiable notes, dat'd November LIST, 1890.
executed by NJ F. Browncc and payable 10 NJ
c. Tnrnbull, the ;lrst for one hundred dollars and
Exchange Bank, OF Roanoke, Va, the othera for
one hundred and nineiy dOllars and nineteen
cents each. payable in one and Two years from
date, respectively, at the National Exchange
Bank, OF Roanoke. Va; and default having been
made In the payment OF the first OF the two
notes for one hundred and ninety dollars and
nineteen ccute. and the interest thereon. and
being directed 30 10 do by the holder OF the said
note VIII sell Mt public auction. TO the highest
bidder, In front OF the courthouse OF Roanoke
NJ. one certain house and lot in tho civ ~ Roa
noke, Va, bonded and described as follows 10
wit: :"
Beginning nj point on the west side OF Frank
lin street 81 feet north OF Elm st Get; thence with
Franklin road north 10 degrees east 81 fest IN nm
alley; thence with said alley north Ss degrees
east ~ feet 10 point; thence south 90 degrees
cast Gl feet to point; thence south 50 degrees
west ~ feet 10 the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient 10 nav
costs OF sale and 10 pay the sum OF one hundred
and ninety dollars and nineteen cent?. with in.
terf-t al the rate OF six per centum per annum
from The let day OF November. 1890 will be re-
CURED, the balance payable as follows:
The sum OF one hundred and ninety dollars and
nineteen csuis. with like iRt-rest from the let
das ~ November. isss2. ard s. ~ .hr -rs!are n
any, TIE terms - 30 b. announced % eay OF a..
uE-t3h T. PARRISH
sat-rtAs TrEsfes
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-07

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
OF trust executed to me by Thomas j. +.
Hayslip, dated October 3, 1890 and recorded in
the clerks Office OF the Husting's Court of the
CITY CITY OF Roanoke 10 secure to G. E. Flanagan and
W. w: l.: Andrews the payment OF the sum OF
S26lS', rs evidenced by two certain interest
bearing negotiable notes on even date with said
deed, one for Sl5u, payable in sixty days from
date, ana the other for $1ll.35 payable In one
year from date, each of said notes executed by
me said tlayslp and payable 10 the said Flanagan
and Andrews, with interest. and default having
been made In the payment OF the last mentioned
note, and being requested to do by the bcp ell
Charles IN eatd deed OF trust, sh all on SATJJR.
DAY, FEBRUARY, 20, 1892, AT u O'CLOCK NJ
OF that day, in front OF the courthouse building
In the city OF Roanoke, offer for sale at public
auction all OF that certain lot or parcel OF land
in said city, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning AT point on the north side OF Gil
mer street O feet east OF Houston street; thence
WIN 81 mer street in an eascrly direction 30 feet
to n point thence in northerly direction 1870 feet
to an alley: thence wth'said alley in n westerly
direction about 30 feet to a point; thence IN
southernly direction 40 icet TO the place of be.
ginning, and known part OF lot IL, section
:: OF map of Rogers, Fairfax and Houston Addi-
ton TO the city OF Roanoke, Va
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the cost of
executing this trust, including trustees commits
sions and to pay the sum or Sill g. with interest
from Bird day OF October $500, till paid The bal.
hnce II any, on such terms Us will he announced
on day OF sale. HENRY II PARRISH
JanSutus Trustee.