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I'NDER-GHOUND RAPID TRANSIT.
Argument Heard on oron to Conhrm the
Report OF the COmmi 'sloner-.


Report OF the COmni ,sioner..
Argument was heard by the Supreme Court.
General Term yesterday on motion to con-
firm tho report Of Commissioners David Me-
Clure. Robert MALAY. and benjamin Perkins.
providing for building the rapid transit road.
The motion to confirm tho report was made by
John NJ. Bowers In behalf Of the Commission
ers. Some OF his points were:
Tho road can be constructed without cndangering
the safety OF buildings along the line Of broadway
Tho road be operated By electricity at the speed
required.
There If great necessity for the road.
Although the road could be uuilt more cheaply by
working from the surface. 1t should be tunnecd along
the 1 o %, Tssp %
'hyy h"Is ,safs. in Iw rich, to o, nor
the proposed line.
Against tho adoption OF the report appeared;
Evarts. Chonto d Deaman by Prescott Hail
buds Sfnn 3%nIrs Sa 5He Ga SF"
and other property. stephen p. Nash for Trim
ity Church corporations: Henry y. Man for tho
lett for Henry Mason and others; Carol! Berry
for the Nntiona, rark Bank; James NJ ,Sk
pan '"9 samMal Rker Tor sailors S""s aror
Corporation: o. H. Potter; Lawson =, l@hIrr
for tho Washington Heights l'rolCry owners,
ELMrss; Is. &. Wetmore for {. .'"nt"it ana
J. Thomson for several Park avenue property
owners.
Mrssrs. Butler. Nash. Man. and Potter ar
gued against the continuance Of the report.
Their general objections wrrc mat the abut-
ting buildings would be Injured: TINT by the
plans proposed the weight Of roadway above
coud not he sustained: nat the mains you'd
lie Injured and that II would h." imposstble to
construct the road In tho lower Fart OF tho city
expert by working from the surface. !,
Mr.. Buticr said that. under the report tho
low Boavcr street and n owe canal street.
where the tunnel would have o be- constructed
below tdewaicr. The street might be kept
open for an ind 0ntn period, and the property
owners would haven redress.
The Board Of Estimate has Appropriated
tho Iapd Transit commissioners Tor tho
months Of June. July, August. nn1 September.
Tho next meeting OF tho Board Will DO held on
lulu q
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To EDITOR THK Sus-Sir: The writer In 70 davs
Issue Of TR srs who takes ption to the
comments on the Hebrew race which appear In The
public prints from time to time and attempts to be,e
their rank as public citizens Is evidently Ignorant of
the facts. THIS especially true as regards their ser
vices In the Revolutionary war AMI In the civil war
Despite the attempt Of recent writer in the Norra
American R,viem to beittc their prominence. in these
fields. II Is fact that cannot be gain.aid that no
citizens rendered more valuable aid these occasions
man our iebrew frGw cisiHens II tho commentator
copy OF Isaac Markers work on The :i;eSreWs in
A,mc5ca he win md an array Of names mad nrur"s
founded, ami that he has been Discussing subject re
sINJ sM yo wncE he "a y profoundly ignorant
To Error or The suy-si-. In your issue OF
the 2sth there appears under the heading. The
AnttJewish Crusade" signed by a man whom
you depict rs distinguished" (Which doubt
very much he can lay claim tor and "inodest" q
Russian II is clearly seen that he Is not American
born free soil under the Consultation by which all
men are free and equal born; but the contrary he
Is Of those whose bgotry Intolerance and narrow
mindcdness have made the whole civilized world ring
with tho crueies and prosecutions their fellow crea
lures the Jews Here in glorious country such sen
msnts are not favored, he the Genle or he he
jew: he Is honest and true what does matter, nm
aJew born in GERMANY and for twelve years resilient
IT.. nd; that Thousand. Of my Jewish hrs,hren have
rn had FOUR Sr"snc. my i"eT zane" aH% sHs s ou a9
boys served their King In the Franco Prussihu
the live that left with their hearts filed With patriot
ism for their country ONLY three returned Tile others
were among the missing 60 to our schools to our
churches t" our lecture rooms and as. what The
s are Ght are Infused INTO the minds of tho
try. nbedi ence to oCr Constitution.
fhis moirst kussian" describes IIaltvy Busnach,
Mcndts and fibach ms pigmies. How ridiculous u
iAtly contradict al the contents q tho annals
judgment hut your Dist'ng ,t ~ And as to Gambetta
Eim0n. AMI cremieux. their names are sufficiently
identified with everything good and noble TO be
adaant against the ISLANDERS OF those whom they could
have crushed to atoms with ono move of their lnger
can hardly credit any true american with saving
that very few Jews took part in the late war Taking
into consideration the number OF Jews that
in this country the percentage. 50 am assured by
ynn prominent In Grand Army circles. large AS
that OF any nationality
The papers need not puff " the Jew; he pulls"
himself Ills deeds his industry his honesty ahh his
success In pubic life demand for him the recognition
that few like your Russian" endeavOr to throttle
Thank sod. there are but few OF the .Ahlevarit"
type. A. EnRrNfEtp.
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We learn with interest that Mr.. WARD
McAILIsTEn aspires to represent the imperial
Government OF fowery China as its Consul In
San Francisco. In place OF the late Col. Dee,
and that Mr.. McALLrsTER has tho powerful
backing OF that eminent Chinese anancier.
Count htTKIEwtcz. II this combination should
oVentuate, aud tho heart Of our own four hun
drcd be for this purpose transferred to the
bosom OF San Francisco. the Son Of Heaven
would Mt last have a Consul who could truly
and adequately represent tho spirit OF sur.
passing etiquette which rules Cathny.
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From this 1t appears that tho total vote
was substantially tho same under the two
systems. but that tho Republicans gained
1900 from the Democrats. How was this !?
1t Is easily explained. The Republican vote
hero, as elsewhere. increased In conse-
quence OF tho greater interest In tho Flow
ER-FAssETr contest. Tho ratio of increase
was twenty per cent:
Republican vote. New York city 1880. 81 100
Republican vote New York city lssI........s So $50
Democratic vote. New York city. 1889. $40
Democratic vote. New York city 1891.
Tho effect OF tho restrictions. entangle-
ments. and absurdltlcs OF tho new ballot
law was to disfranchise many unlettered
persons down town. and the loss thus occa-
stoned had to DO borne. and was borne, as
the ngures show. by the Democrats. who In
tho other districts registered gains. us wo
SEQ above. The new ballot law does not do
away with punching" and bribery. 1t
puts premium on them. Under tho cleo
toral system which prevailed In the last
Presidential election there was variety
OF tickets. electoral, State. city and county.
Congress. judicial. Assembly. and Alder
manic. seven In all. The voter could mako
whatever combination OF tickets suited
MN best He had his tickets some days
before election. He was absolutely free
from the surveillance and espionage of the
poiltical workers, and. having mado his
own combination. all that he had to do was
10 march to tho polls and deposit these
tickets as he chose. He was independent
Of everybody. Allowing that the old systom
WAS not sheet proof against bribery; that
money could BIO and In some cases was cor
ruptly used. despite its safeguards: that
bulldozin&.tnight DO practised. despite all
these things. the control Of the ballotiug
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The Photographers.

To Enron OF TnE srS-S,r, ] notice that TuE
srS and orhor papers are very loud In their praise Of
the admirable service rendered iGrng the late Convcn
tions by tho uEited Fress very deserving thing to
do; but We think YOU have overlooked speaking word
praise 10 those working and fai,hfgI servants
of the public namely the telegraph operators by whose
skin II was sent and received wliobr SKIN went far IN
permitting the papers to quickly the n.w
their readers Trne enough III. telegraph Is
little thought OF and seldom mentioned still We linn
they ARE very important rs'runent IN the progress
OF our country aud would like to be encouraged.
juno % An ON OplRAIox
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Tho Bride Was Barcfoot.d.


CLARKsyIILE. Tenn. juno 25.-EIy Dobbs
and Susan Edwards camo all tho way from
bride WAS bnreiooted. with uncomhea hair.
and had hardly sufficient clothing Of the COM
monest sort 70 hlde her rers2n', while ths
hand Just OIL from a loug trip, Yet after being
mad. man and wife. this couple walked out Of
the principal streets of the town looking as
happy and contented as possible.
Five routes the Adirondacks the New York CsS
tTal Sec ticket agent.-AsH
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Easily CiIIized.

From he Washington Ereniay Sar.
" wbAre are you going. my pretty maid r.
=" IMHHoing milking. str." she said.
" MayI 90 with yoJ, my pretty maid 7"
" Yea; you can work the pump" she said.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-20

TRusTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L estate-By virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
the 9th day OF October, 1891, from f. b. Ludwig
and wife to myself, to secure to jas. s. Simmons
the payment OF Sl,O00.00, with interest from the
2ith day OF June, 1890 and default having oc.
cured In the payment OF said gum as provided in
said deed OF trust, and at he request OF the said
Jae. 5. Simmons, / will, on SAT URDAY TIR
27TII DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1899, AT IL UCLOC OK.
In front Of the courthouse of the city of Roam
oke, Va, sell NJ public auction, to the highest
bidder all that certain parcel OF land In said deed
OF trust conveyed, described as follows:
Beginning at point on north side OF Boule
ward $50 feet west Of street, thence with BOulc
yard n. 40 10> E. 20 feet to point thence n
10 50, p: $50 feet to an alley, thence with said
alley $. 40 10> E. 20 feet to point thence S. I5e
bO w; $50. feet to place of beginning-toCethei
with tn, the valuable dwelling house thereon.
TERMS: Cash ne to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and TO pay said note and
interest This sale is subject to two prior ceds
or trust, the first in favor OF the Iron Belt Build
ing and Loan Association, 10 secure payment OF
monthly installments on co ehares OF stock
amounting to $500 per month, six Install
ments now being arrears; the second in favor Of
5. ". Jamison, to secure payment of $1,000
as TO any excess OF purchase price II, any the
same to be payable in two equal annual install
ments from day OF sale with interest
TIIOS. w. MILLER
Jhnli-tus Trustee
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TkUsTEE's sALE-BY y1RTuE OF ,

TkUSTEEs sALE,BY VIRTUE OF A
1 deed OF trust, dated the 2Ith day OF August
1871, and on record lin the clerks Office OF the
d Hnstihgs court. for the city OF Roanoke. Va, In
p. Hmm conveyed to the undersigned certain real
estate In the city or Ronnoke, Va, therein dc.
ssrloed. In trust to secure to the Belmont Land
interest, rs evidenced by two negotiable notes of
S2W each, az therein set out. and whereas by the
terms OF said deed the trustee was authorized in
case of default in tho payment of eaid notes, TO
scll the property therein conveyed; and, whereas
de ia has been made In the payment OF one OF
the said Belmont Land Company, will on SAT-.
uRDAV, MARCH 8, 1892. AT i2:3 p. NJ. IN
front OF the courthouse door, in the city OF Roam
oke proceed to cell Mt pubic auction to the high
to wit:
That Gel tain lot parcel OF land in the city OF
Roanoke. Va. and known as lots and g Sec. 81
as shown by the map OF the property OF belmont
Land Company, on file At the office of the clerk OF
the Hastings Court, OF the city of Roanoke
TERMS-Cash enough 10 pay the past due
note and interest, being about {2i9 and the coei
OF executing the trust; $500 payable August
lssse with interest from August. iS,O. Balance
II nypAyable In one or two year- from day Of sais
With interest. & W. JAMESON
Ieo-Sids Trustee
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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

NEW YORK. Feb. l0.-lSpeciall-
Southern flour quiet. Wheat unsettled,
moderately active, closing stronger; No
red, 1.0s4@1.0S]< store and elevator,
1.0s%@1.111S afioat; options unsettled
closed steady, 16@1A under yester da y
No. red; Feb, 1.0S]S; May, 1.O5A.
Corn strong, good demand; No. 9
4s4 @4sT elevator, 40%@5o}s anoat
options unchanged to Is up; Feb, 4sX
March. 49ls; May, 499s.
Oats firm, fair demand; options quiet
irmer; Feb, 3611; May, 3716;spot prices,
No. 2, 36A@37}9; miA ed Western
36@3719.
Coffee, options closed firm 5000 up:
February, 13.70@l3.75; March, 13.1O@
1920; May, 12.7O@12.75; spot Rio quiet
firm; No. z, 14Ml494 bid. Sugar, re.
fined quiet, firm. Molasses. New Or.
leans firm. quiet; common to fancy, 2s@
49, Rice steady. quiet. Petroleum
quiet, steady; refined New York, Gao
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 6.35@6 40
bulk, 3.S5@3.9O
Cotton seed oil quiet, steady; crude
55H. Rosin steady. dull; strained com.
mon to good, l3O@132M. Turpentine
quiet, higher; 37@3719, Peanuts steady.
Beef quiet; beef hams dull, steady
tierced beef quiet; cut meats dull, firm
middles quiet; lard easier; Western
steam, Gs216; city, G35@64o; Feb, ESQ
March, 6s0@6Sl; May, COB. Freights
tirmer, good demand; cotton, 0-G4d.
grain, 34d.
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TRUSTEES SALEs

IN PURSUANCE OF A DEGREE IN CASE
l. of James s. Simmons against e. w Thomas.
administrator OF the estate OF A. j. Morris,
deceased. Mrs Mollie e. Morris md Others
honnoKe' on the 18th day September, 1sn
VIC shall ns commissioners. appointed thereby
proceed to tell at publ auction Mt tho
front front door Of the courthouse OF said city, on
THE 23D DAY Of MARCH, 1892. AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ, the following described lots or
parcels OF land situated in said city, viz: BE.
ginning ut poiit on the south side OF Wells
street 40 feet east OF Rogers street; thence in
sontherly direction IS feet to point; thence in
an easterly direction 40 feet to point thence in
q northerly direction g3 feet 70 Wells street:
thence with Wells street In westerly direction
10 feet to the place OF beginning; and one lot
beginning mt point south side of We IL
street ilO feet cast Of Rogers street and ming
parallel lines and adjoining the other lot above
described, said lots being the same lots conveyed
To end A. !. Morris by said James :. simmons
by deeds. one dated June d 1855 aud the other
OctObe 18th. lsSS. recorded in deed book SIS,
pages Is and CO, in the Office OF clerk OF the Hnst
ings Court OF ead city.
IERMS OF SALE Onc.third OF the pui chase
money will be required in cash on day Of sale
and the balance to be divided into two equal pay
mt nts OF one and two years respectively. secured
property sol until MI the purchase money Is
paid and conveyance d'trcted hS the court.
SAM. &. WILLIAMS
l.. c. lIANSBROCGH
Commissioners.
!, $. 8. Brooke. clerk Of tho Hastings Cont
for the city NJ Rornokc. Vi.ginia. 20 hereby
certf that t.c ahnvc commissioners have crc.
cuted bond in the penalty OF $2,WN. a. required
by the decree. with Jaaer >. simmons security
r'v-n under my hand Ih!s - .. - 49, arv
1891 :. 5. BROOKE,
ssotd'. Clerk.
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ENRuSTEH'S SALE OF VALUABLE leOp-
4 erty.-By virtue of a deed or trust executed
10 me by ID: Grinhcrg and A. Morris, dated The.
ia uay OF september, 1890, and recorded In the
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court or the city OF
Noatukc IN deed book so, page SO, in trust IL ~
cure to James A. Mcconnell the payment OF The.
sum OF S60G6.G6, evidenced by two negotiable
sum OF 9,S39.33, executed by the said d. Grim
oerg ana a. Morris to said James A. Mcconnell.
or order, payable In one and two years respect
lively, from date, with interest Their, ON from date:
ana DEFAULT having been made In the paymen, OF
inc nrst OF said notes 10 fall duc ut the request
OF the holder thereof shall se to the highest
bidder, nj public auction, in front OF the court
THE 23D DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1882. AriaM
all th't certain lot parcel OF land |, ing and
being In the city OF Roanoke, Va, and bounded
as follows:
beginning at the southwest corner OF Tazewelr
and Nelson streets; thence with Nelson street
south III degrees west 1l35 feet to alley; thence
with same south "a degrees 10 minutes west 40
Feet To point: thence ro-th - degrees 50 min
utica west 40 feet To rnzewcl street; thence with
place OF beginning.
IEhMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
sale, including trustees legal commissions. and
to pay the sum or S3.3s3 3d. with interest thereon
from September 20, 1870, and as to sufficient OF
tne proceeds to pay or the remaining note OF
Sa,333,3S, with interest from September -, 1917,
till paid, upon credit until the 2ad day OF Sep.
tcmher, lS'2, and the residue in two equal pay
ments or one and two years, respectively, from
day OF sale; deferred payments to bear Interest
ana TO be evidenced by negotiable notes secured
by deed OF trust upon the property sold
ROY Is. SMITH,
lan@l-tus Trustee.
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF Au-
gust; , is!0 and OF record in the clerks ONCE Of
the Hastings Court for the city IF Roanoke, In
deed book No. IL, page 15i, in which deed w
Riley conveyed to the undersigned certain real
estate In the city Of Roanoke, Va, therein de-
scribcd, in trust to secure to the Belmont Land
company the payment of the sum of 5000, with
interest as evidenced by two negotiable notes O
500 each. ne therein set ont; and whereas by the
terms OF said deed the trustee vas authorized I'm
case OF default In the payment OF said notes, to
sell the property therein conveyed; and whereas
default has been made in the payment of ono of
said notes, and having been requested so TO do
BY BY the BELMONT Land Company, 1 will, on SAT-
uRDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1872. All 1918 p NJ, in
front OF the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke,
va. proceed to sell at public auction TO the high
est bidder. the 70 lowing property conveyed in
said deed, to wit:
That certain lot or parcel OF land in the CITY of
Roanokc, Va. and known as lot No. q, section a.
as shown by the map of the property OF the Bel,
mont Land Company. on file at the Office of the
clerk OF the Hastings Court OF the city OF Rean-
okc, Va.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the past due note
aud interest, being aboat $iUG5 aud the cost of
executing this trust; S1CO payable August is
lS'2, wi tn interest from August IS. $780, balanc.
II any, payable IN one and two years from date of
sale, with interest. $. w. JAWiSON
icpo-tus Trustee,
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IlY vIRTuE OF A DEED ore TRI1sr EYE

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
iCcnted to me by X. S. Roberts and f. Tro,ter.
dated dated January /, 1871, and of record in clerks
once OF the city OF hoanoke, Va, In deed hook
o., page ~, TO secure G Is. Engle the payment of
the sum of 1880, payable In 70 monthly in.
stallments OF S25.W each. and default HAVING
oceh made,in payment of five OF said notes nnrl
oeing requested by ben, hcary in said decd. /
VIII sell al public auction in front OF the court
nom OK hoanokc city, Va, ON WEDNESDAY,.
OF land: r''No'
beginning ut point on the south side OF en-
MGR street 2oO feet east or Houston street: thence
south udegrecs 30 minutes west l;N feet TO nm
alley; thence with said alley south 30 degrees 40
minutes east $50 rctt To point; thence north o
degrees ~ minnts east l3U feet to a point IN
south side OF Gilmer street; thence north 50 de-
grees 80 minutes west - feet to the beriunlnr
being the west half OF lot g. section 5, Kopars
Fairfax and Houston map
TENNIS; Cash sufficient to pay cost of cxecut-
Ing this trcust, 5 per cent trustee commissions
SloVV insurance and five past due notes OF S25 0G
chen ana interest from January 1, 1881; pnr
CHASER TO assume to pnY s, l55 % and in, crest
pnyaplc In b7 monthly installnents OF Sa5 o.
ana interest from January l. 1891. the balance. II
any, payable Elk months from day OF sale, bear
ing per cent. interest and secured nv deed Of
. s' ,S ii. ii. GREIDER
~ W w Trustee
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TRUSTEES. SALES.
RY VIRTUE OF DEED OFF TRUST EVE.
~ cuted TO me by f NJ Rrnwnlsn dafnd No

X vihIOE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE-
euteu 10 me by +. NJ. Brownlec dated No.
.emyeI is', iSV, ana OF record in the office OF
INC cie,S Oh tue corporation court OF the city of
to NJ: G. Turnout the payment of The snm Of
Tour hundred and eighty dollars and thirty-cipht
cents, cvincncco by three certain interest bear.
1ng'negotiablc notes, dated November list 1Sen
executed oy NJ +. Brownlcc and PAYABLE TO III
q. Turnbull, the first for one hundred dolIars and
payable ninety days after date at The Nation "T
exchange Bank, OF Roanoke, Va the others Tor
ono hundred and nine,y dollars and ninc,ccn
cents each, payable in ono and two wears FROM,
date, respectively, at the National Excban"o
Bank, OF Koanoke. Va; and default having been
made in the payment OF the first OF the two
notes for one hundred and ninety dollars and
nineteen cents, and the interest thereon and
being directed so TO do by the holder OF the said
nota, Will sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder, in front OF the courthouse OF Roanoke
NJ, ono certain house and lot In the city OF Ros.
noke, Va, bounded aud described rs follows. To
wit: w
Beginning at point on the west side OF Frank.
lin street 55 feet north OF Elm ST. Get; thence with
Franklin road north ca degrees east 81 feet to nm
cast IS feet TO point; thence south 20 degrees
east Oh feet to point; thence south IS degrees
west !5 feet To the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay
costs OF sale and 10 pay the sum OF one hundred
and ninety dollars and nineteen cents. with in
tcrest at the rate OF six per centum per annum
from the let day of November, 1890 will be re.
quircd, the balance payable us follows:
The sum OF one hundred and ninety dollars and
nineteen cents. with like interest from the LIST
day Of November, 1890. will be payable on the lei
day OF November. 1892. and as TO the residue II
any, the terms will be announced on day OF sale
,o, HENRY 4. PARRISH,
JanSftus Trustee,
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRlIsT EyE
- cuted 10 the undersigned as trustee by r. e.
Aunspaugh, dated February 4, 1891, and record %,
IN the clerks ofllce of the Hastings Court of Tho
ciiy OF Ronnokc, Va, deed book 20, page III, in
trnst to secure TO G. 4. Moomaw, j. A. Jamison
ana Others the payment of certain ncpofinbIc
notes describe q In said deed OF trust and where.
as Ccfanit having been made In one of said notes
anu portion OF another due and payable Fehru
airy I, 1872, being the last notes mel tined in said
ueeu OF trust ut the request OF the holders there
OF inc Undersigned ms trustee, will sell to the
highest bidder ut public auction ut the front door
OF the courthouse. In the city OF Roanoke Vn
On FRIDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. 1ss2
Al IL NJ, that certain lot parcel OF land lyin,,
ana being In the city OF Roanoke Va and do
scriped in said deed OF trust as follows 10 vii.
beginning at point on the east side OF Jcfrcrson
street 50north OF Robertson street thence with
Jefferson street north degrees east - feet IN n
point thence sonth 81 degrees east 100 feet to a
point. thence south degrees west 25 feet to n
point, thence north SO degrees west 100 feet to
JEFFERSON street to the place OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of eve
cutting this trust including n trustees commits
sion OF per cent and 10 pay or past due notes
ana interest thereon to day OF sale which will hc
about $lGp, and the residue, II any unless dit
fcrcntly announced ut the time OF sale will hc
paid in two equal annual payments from dav OF
SAL, deferred nayments To he on interest and TO
he secured by deed OF trust on property. W
us tbs j. w. BUSA ELL. Trustee