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the so-called 1talinn organization as q society
which had its origin some three centuries ago
In Humbert's donninions and as only partially
transplanted to the United States within the
last fifteen or eighteen years, about the time
that brigandage had become SO tremendously
outrageous in Italy that the government finally
determined to externlinate the gangs Of thieves
ana murderers, and efforts in that direction
were. In the main, successful.
This Is the way the Malta is looked upon
mostly on this side of the Atlantic but ask any
ordinary italian of the middle class or lower
VINO has temporarily at least become a resident
In the United States, and the chances are he
WIN sheer at the idea OF such a society existing
In America Ten to one the answer Won re-
ceive is: mo such II thingn as de Mafa' Your
informant will in Hll probability be Corsican,
an Italian proper or the lowest type Of peripa-
tetlc Slciilan street organst. But let him be
one OF the well-educated and more intelligent
men who claim Sicily their birthplace and
your answer as to the existence of mnrderous
organization called the Malta is toerablv
certain to meet with assurance in the atfirma-
tive. Especially SO if the Siciian in question
happens to have emiglated from his former
island home since the close of the seventh
decade of this century
AT the time Chief E.ennessy was assassinated
In New Orleans the detectives WHO attempted
to run his rnurderers to earth thoroughly salts
he'd themselves that there an organization
SA'"A' iH 'hat htc'ion answering the popular
description of the Malta. Evidence such as
was secured against the accused, i'm picated
mainly those of Sicilian birth. and tho idea
gained ground th 81 the New Orleans Malta was
composed to a III Ajor degree Of that particular
class of italian provinciaIists That NAV or
may not have been the case. But it is a reason
able certainty that the first branch of the Ma fla
In this countrv-it any others exist-was estab-
lished In New Orleans. For Just what purpose
cannot OF course, be known. Yet it Is a GER
talnty also tast the first known Malta embassa-
dor TO the United States came from Palermo.
Sicily. that the step finally crushed out Il band
of murder ers in the pretty italian CITY. and he
i've acknowledged leaders OF the Malta in
Europe twenty Years ago are now serving life
sentences for their crimes
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

T'HE AMMoNIAcED sTEAsd cARpETcLEANTNS
4 and renovsrns works. I7os and l7lO h ST. a "
Saxpe0 cleaned IN the oess manner by our procesz
fuxniturs, msttressss aud fssLners reaoystsi rsls
phoass 90 - AEWAxEk> Mxns.ssx. sun.,S-g
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DENTISTRY.

THE EvASS DENTAL PaRLoRS
1917 Penn. ave.nx
Do you partial Of artificial -aath with the
odsshioned plate. or have you lost several CT your
natural teeth? We insert artificial teeth Cor YOU By
our system of bridge work and thus avoid the use of
plate. with all its discomforts and a.noyances Have
You broken of YOU teeth 80 that it cannot
aoseess THIS winter: Hsveit treasd ana restored
its former usefulness by Of sautiful gold or
Porcelain crowns We perform all operations per-
tanning to profession Fine sold flinss artificial
teeth on gsad platina and rubber. EXTRACTING with
out pain p5.lm.
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NoRTGAGEE's SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
vi IN 81, MAKl'S COUNTY, ON SMITHS
ChEFk, AND KNOWN AS THE JUTLAND


ESTATE.
By virtue Of the power vested IN ne as attorney
named IN the mort2ase iron, william c. Henderson
and wife 70 Thomss y. Wood SUI vivinr xecntor o..
William W. ". Wood. dated the 18Th day Of Nove,I-
be-. 1922 and recorded among the land records of
Mary,s county. in Tiber j. F. F.. folio 3OS &c will
oer Tor sale T. the n-Eest bidder the court house
door IN Leon rdtown. on MONDAY, THE SEVENTH
OF NOEEMBER, 1882, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.
N, an that va liable tract OF land called known
Ingo's post office. and about miles from Jcnes,
wharf and particularly described in the mortYa re
above referred to. and aiming 1856 acres more or
less.
ALSO
Ali th1t tract lying about two miles from the above
described tract and known part Ct. Elizabeths
Manor and part Stony Run which is also described in
the uorra.-e above referred to end containing 29O
acres more less. The first loned tract is i'm
proved by substantial frame dwelling house large
stable corn Glib blacksmith shop implement she'd
large barns. cattle she'd mule stable overseer !.
house. brick DWELLING house. boat house &c. and
is in good state of cutiTatiJn The second Of said
tracts Is improved by q substantial frame dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale Onethrd of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash on ratcati Of ae, with interest from
day ~ sale and the balance in equal ptyments in
and II months. with interest. all cash at the on
ton OF tie pure Easer the credit payments to be
cured to the satisfaction of the unde signed Taxes
VIII be adJuste TO day of sale. deposit of $500 will
be required at time Of sale
RlCHARDw TEMPLEMAN
Attornes and Agent
ocls-"aw.t ids % F. Lexington St. Baltimore Nd
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ECTURE DAYS.
IL $40 PA AVE W
CHANCFHT SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTAIE, BLING PREMISES No. laOS

CHANCEEf SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ALESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 1908 K
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of CoEinbia: passed III equity cause mum
tered tiO.f wherein Charles II kaub nj. are
complaina1s and Whitfield Jacks a.. defend
ants the gndersigned as trustees. viii offer
sale az pubic auction, in front the premises
on FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF NO
VENEER, lS92; at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
+. NJ. the following described real estate. 70
Wit; Part Of lot numbered 10 in square Sc,
beginning Tor the at point North X
street distant seventeen 40 feet the north
east conner OF sad OF sixteen l6 ami running thence
vest eighteen ls) feet. thence south forty five (4ll
feet. thence east eighteen (lS) feet thence north
iortyhve (b1) rect 10 the place of beginning Said
zeal estate is improved by twostory brick dwelling
eight rooms. with cellar
Terms OF sac cri0ad by the decree Gne-h rI
OF The purchase money in cash. balance IN equal
nstalllneats at one and wo years with interest from
tie day Of sale. TO he secured ty deed Of trust upon
the property sold all cash. at the option pur
chaser. a deposit of 300 will be required al the
time OF SAL All conveyancin2 recording. &c. to be
at purch sser's cost
CLARhNCE A. BRANDENBURG,
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IN PERFECT TASTE.
The Woman Who Dresses to Suit
Her Individual Style.

PATTERNS FOR BELLIES
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
1 HI E &&FFhhRRiitEAAGEE OF EXXFPffRkTTss

Hi f.XPiRiENCE oF EXPrRrs
May be ~ some vaiue TO yo, when yat, come 70
buy a PIANO or ORGAN. We have had a.. en
petlen'e and are in position To- expDuud Il eN-
nertlr II Il lie ges r-d. We hAv. alsa the
PIANOS and ORGANS the b., ~ srsry re- rsct.
nov on the market. They're all sold on
edsa terms. HER tLey Metsf d.. heT Bros
r - her. l>fey. lvers ana Pond Pianos and the
Este Organ
SANDERS sTAYNAS. Piano Pariors
1890, GG FIST. Nv.
And IL y. Charles ST.. Baltimore ocl3-3m
ZINE AND RELIABLE PIANO. AND ORG Ans
AZ moderate tgur--. X kiHN'S - NPLE OF
Ntslf. 1909 = -. Pisnls runed. regulated aud
rented. Established lS9:9. n3
ii ALEF DAVIS IPGIGHT PIANoS-FoR
sweetness. power. artistic finish. durability. IN
rivaled wholesale rices and rental terms pianos fo-
rent specially. Agency Nlt tth IT u. ". seiG-im
TUNING AND kEPAIRTNCr GEORGE FLY
piano D! ahsr. tuner and Tensirer late eigh.aen
years with ". a. Netzero't & g Residence 1,i
lSth 81 sw.. workshop ia the Terms ress n.
sble hs'riass work pianos vanished and ol,Shet
srsans repaired. -y.an An.
STEINwAY. CHASE. GAEtEG BRIGGS PIANoS
- Organs and Loli4ls for >ala or rent
DkOOP'S Music Store
nsttr 80 Pa
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LADIES GOODS

NJopisTE. LATE OF PHIlApEIPHI. VIII 10
VI the dressmsking herseli W. l-lnAde gsrn'-nts
s sad ssod Ut guaranteed Prices moderate $50 a
EINE WHITE AND BLACK IACFs nDNF Up IN
nrss-els.s French style. White A1a satin pr,--.e.
MADAME ViLaoSs Cd tfi s;a naes rs E ish St. cI st
ses-Sm.
vi returning from Now YORK src prepared 20 e-e.
cute all or,iers IN hne Drs~s aild street Costumes
YES; MATERIALS Fuk NAMING PAPER
L flowers, lamp shades suu fancy work sc-Ar-l,1ok
ade. made 10 order .1 Jay S5 iIT ii b lamp
nj I'm
o.uo,or Made to order
MRS. r. NJ EVANS. as Z ST. :. W WASHING
W ton. DC. Seal sscqueS rrl sired and refined.
lined and repaired. oc2,-Im.
I J. BENJAMIN
II. Prsctic. furrier. ladies' furs altered and re-
l6l2 9Th st.n,w. oco6-lm.
vi moved her s-essnsIin p,-lnr, ,1,, H., -
II g.. n W, where She will Be- sased meet her
Gowns, Elegant CREATIONS. CORRECT ~
- = ,ty,e, NJ. flush AMI gr,r~s. EDITH 4 HICKS
ter Nine b. Van ' n;h 5n''' and utter for 1919 9E.
NINE. CAMILLE. FRrScH DRrsSMAKER. HAS
NJ removed from 1905 G st. T. 80 iIth st nv '
Prices reasonable
lei Ton rNris FrsncAis seI7-2m.
N1SS L CUNNINGHAM
-u FURRIER
1908 s.h St
seS.-Sh Bet. and on.v.
THAT FADED TAN SPRING DRESS WILL
Dte a rich glossy black
Come early sad avoid TIE rush.
Don't PARK your HIGHT suit away. gentlemen IL VIII
prove food for moths IL Gyed WI. De servleeabIe n
cool weather.
ANTON FISCHER.
COS ST. NV
Sl4 Pa
Goat, sheepssin ruSs AMI white tlrs c,asna, ao,,l
!" now SEW
MISS LoFFIER. ~ 18TH ST Nv FORM.
vi erly # X. II. Stern's Bp-ton has rporapeA her
ment for dressmsknE aud soictS th4 patron
age OF Washington ladies, Terms lbl.rate.
FRENCH DiEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
lng Establishment, 1906 New Yo-k ava First-cAss
iaules' ana Y. nts' NurG II every d. Upton
PLUSH AM NETh BIS.
Goat, Shenpskin Eu-s srd white fNIrs cleaned.
~ Ton MD tAHtnlNE lERCfi. formerly with
= fi>hef ana WAS n lrlese. Parts mye
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n'iel- for Dres$making for Ladies' of So
ci-ty-Dainty Triumph- in Mil.inery-For
the Home style of GirI-Pretty Hats and
Bounets.
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IT S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
Cor tn and n SITS NV
The largest organization devoted to high
class dental practice in the world
Tiodoedt TO the promotion or scfss,t1s
eenfistrr at moderate Drscea
See price list on first page OCT
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u edmond AND DANNILLE RAILROAD CO.
HI 4. " HC1DEkOplR AND REt BEN fOSTEk'
RECEIVERS


RECEIVERS.
Schedule in effect ScpIeIub Der T. 1stFl
All trains and leave AZ Pennsylvanis Passoo~
ger a lun. WASHINGTON. d. {.
30 aul--DaIly local tor Lyn chburg and Warren =
ton Connects AZ Nan ssas Tor Front kOy aud Stss
bur- DALI. exec sun
II. % a.m.-EaiIy. counects AZ Lynclhu-g For ali
sta ions on Norfolk aud Western road and for all
principal po'nts south all ID visions o. Richmond
AMI bLnNlie Nystem. Pullman Sleeper New York
and Washington 20 HtlEntA. connecting thence with
Sleeper 10 Newt RI NJ sonIery aud for Mem
S'f'r tor Augusta and at Green. bOro with Sleeper
To- Smile.
A. p.In.-Dsily for warrenton and Orans. End
through train Tor Front Royal and Strasbuig daily
except sunday.
HOO r.m.-Daily WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
TREY ot tullr Slrs per Dining Parlur smoking
Cars. and runs to Atlanta fsle II hours) with Pull
man SlseI-r through New York and Washington -
Sew Nr."anS Wa NofltgoEn ~ and Washington 90
Memphis VIA Birmingham.
, II ~ o. NJ nAiy igrr all Trincipl points south On
New 10 aud Washington 10 Hot sIrn.S via Ash.-
vile. and Washington 10 Atlanta.
IRAN ON WARRINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington at .. 10 4 - daily. 10
ans y - .. N, except SUNDAY. krturning. arrive
shlus'ton so n. m, s-.Lb daily ard %
WASHINGTON u. aud arriyin- a. - m. except
Sunday. runs TO ani from Hern1 n only
through trans from the spith arrive Washington
Ioo a IA 10 - a. va ard . Manassas Divis
Ion 10 % = m. and g. 70 .. ~. eNc-It SUNDAY.
Tickets. Sltau Car reservations and
furnished al ohhoe 1899 r~unsy ysnia ave-, and a.
Pass nzer station. Pennsy lvAniA Railroad. Washing
ton ID. &.
l. s BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dept
W A. TURN. General fEsSs1 Agent .y23
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. 300 5lh -. n. ".
HENRY X SIMPSON, Trustee,
800 elasy wanna ave. : =
IACNCANSON BROS, Auctlon.sfs.
~ 9TH AND SIS NV

II oTH AND SIS NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HH65I ,SiAIE. SITUATE NJ. G22 STREET
3 is E25e sS e f. deed f e ,rs, sang date sSps
land records 0: the District Colulbis and At the
VII en- on tne rarity secud theraoy We will
TTEsbAI. SovEMBER FTFTEE h st Isfe. At AZ
Vision Of ors nera We ts n4 sG az
ssundlvislon Of square numbered Eight hundred an
depth OF 1876 tees; with improvements ctnsist.n OF
atwo-story brick dwelling containing six ROOMS and
Terms: one-third cash balance in one and two
years. Will interest at Per cent er annu-n, in
T rel, d, a. purchasers cost depost OF 500
be complied with in ten days from ,!aie Of sale
otherwise trustees reserve the right 70 res IL the
chaser or purchasers
n4.la G cH9s. G G F HhSsFT. Trustees.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auc,s.. 9,h and Ds;s NV
rENTH AND H STREETS NORTHMEST
IN ME IG5S folio ia ct SEQ and ,olio ~ ct
Will Ire Ell !a o tn, 5g2ds e. s bsG q
| SEVENTH. A d. Is9!. AT TN Five O'CLOCK ii. .
SCHEDULE married A. ana annexed to aid deeds Of
rsn sfd sS3 in PFsse SGrhssst I
lwD Pool ables. Balls and Cues.
Two Mirrors. Gard Tables.
SLOW Case. Chairs,
Terms cash.
no2-dts GEORGE AUGHERToS. Trustee.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. 9Th and SITS n W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No.
1921 MADISON STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed " trust bearing dat. tue oth
day OF Apri 1892 recorded in Liber l677, folio 2i9
ct seq of the land records Of the District Of Colun
oia and az the request of the parties secured thereby
We Mil sell At public auction. in front of the prenis
ToBER,' 4. i, isea. At HALF-PAsr0 FOUR 9'I
situate IN the city OF Washington. being lot number ID
seventy-tlr.e t13), square numbered one hundred
aud eighty 1Sol. having frontage Of 20 feet and 4
inches by depth of go feet and inches togrthe-
with the improvements thereon consisting OF two
Madison street northwest. and twostory brick stable
in rear of said dwelling.
Terms of sale, One-third purchase money cash:
balance IN six twelve and eighteen months. With in
annually. secured by deed on the property
sold. All convey ancing and recording pnrchasers
cost Adeposit o. two hundred dollars 5000 viii bs
required at the time of sale Terms Of sale to be
complied with in ten days from dste of sale other
wise trustees reserve the right resell the properly
az the risk and cost of deiautn purchaser or pur-
chasers.
c. Il. WILLIAMSON, r-
". E. EDMoNSTON, J trustees.
oc4-eo Once. 800 9Th st. NV.
9-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1872 same hour a e. II Yl8 WILLIAMSON,
ocel-eosds W Z. EpMoNsToN..i Trustees
fa is I EEHTFE B.Y Posi- IF
NOVEMBER. A. u. 1882. same tour and place
.. c; H, WILLIAMSoN,l Trnstess
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THE RAMIFICArIoNs.

Washington is the home of two Sicilians,
brothers named Livigni, who years ago became
naturalized citizens under Uncle Sans pro-
tectlng wing and amassed a respectable COM
potency as well as an honorable standing since
taking the oath of allegiance. And an interest
ing story they tell of certain experiences of
their own with the secret band which one time,
anyway, terrorized all italy and of how the
Italian authorities unearthed the villainous
thugs. who practically did rs they pleased to
any one OF the $50 600 inhabitants Of Palermo
mourning the displeasure OF the Malta through
q single one of its members. From letters and
documents which fell into the Italian govern
1nent hands II became possible to run down
the rlnGleaders i'll crime. and the fact was also
developed that ut that time the Malta every
where In the world ackn owledged allegiance to
parental society of 800 members at the chief
city of Sicily.
1t was some time early in the seventies that
the Italian government became aroused to the
alarming increase of brig Indage and highway
murder IN Sicily. The great percentage of such
crimes seemed to be committed within ten or
dozen miles of Palermo but no trace of the
offenders could be obtained. This state of
things continued from year to year and still the
brlgandS went UNPUBLISHED. Murders within
the limits OF the city itself became more
common and dozens OF persons were re-
ported as missing. In the majority OF cases no
clue could be obtained to the whereabouts of
the latter. and had 1t not been for a peculiar
accident the source of many of the crimes mig hit
have gone undiscovered
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

POlOMAC RIVER BOAIS-
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
Increased freight accommodations and quick L.
livery from New York aud Philadelphis.
Steamers IAkt and MOSEIE1
From 9th St wharf. Washington. sunday. Wednesday
AID Friday. At .. m
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEAMBoAToa
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. d u.
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK VA
TIE new and powerful Iron Palace sssAmsrs
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK
Leave Washington daily ~ n. m from foot OF
9Th wharf. arrive AZ Fortress Monroe at an o
next day. Arrive At Norfolk Mt 10 m. vbers rail-.
road connections are made for all points south saa
southwest
NoRrBBoUNp
Leave Norfolk daily at6.io n. m. Iesve Fortrsss
Monroe at TO- y. m Arrive ct wsshinston 81 ds3o
a M next day.
Tickets on sale a. sIs eis 1851 and iA2i Psnnsvi-
a. Ash for ticket via the nevass
mo CALLAHAN.
su26-tf Gen suDS
ASAiSGfT From s ri Z. f.1.1 e cs,r Af1
..sssner y.sshsis P on sc ssf 'Tsaunsnsy.,,
FRIDAY aiPA and suSbA9. an ssssrn'ns On fo.soN
steamer Arrowsmith MONDAY aud WEDfUS-
Retarn ii On &EpS Sc 81 ssa Pkfpar .s
and on SUNDAY at 10 m
special rates for "Trip. 70 Inc psturssaus Lovsrss
tomac
.y12 General MANAGES.
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From rnc6
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II kts and Information AZ the Office northeast cor
ner 18th street sud Prnnsy wanna avenue and tho
sya,ilB wherc orders lie lett the r.ck Of
b.Egase q Aes nation from. hotels aud residences
CHAS. r.. Pt'GH. J. A. MOOD
General Msnaser. laugh General Pa~>enveF lsea,
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TRUSTEES SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
\ OF trust executed to me on the both day of
May, lS:n, by James BayIiss and Lila his wife
ana duly recorded In the clerks Office OF the
iiustinSs Court OF the city OF Roanoke i'm deed
book 81, page 277, to secure To Sarah Channcev
savage, OF the city OF Philadelphia, a debt or
S2o,0to, therein mentioned. with legal inter. Ut
thereon from the date OF sad deed, payable semi.
annually, ana containing waiver OF the home.
stead exemption; default having been made in
the payment OF interest on said bond and heinz
required ny the party secured so to do will or
to H SAC At public auction, nj u O'CLOCK NOON,
IS12, In front OF the courthouse in the CITY of
honLOke the following valuable property known
Us the continental HOTEL" situated on Railroad
avenue, in the SAID city. together with the iurni
ture and axturcs, bounded and described in aid
deed as follows: " S'iu
'BeSinning Mt point on the south side of
taliroad avenue Is feet east from Jefferson
street; thence along aid avenue south NJ degrees
rs minutes east 80 feet to y corner; thence sonth
degrees 10 minutes west 100 feet TO q corner.
thence north 81 degrees Is minutes west so feet
TO corner; thence north degrees IS minutes
cast loO feet to the beginning containing O00
square rect and known aB lots Nos Is and H. ward
.. oclDS the same lots that were conveyed IN avid
James Bhylss by tho Roanoke Land and I'M
provement Company by deed dated the LIST dsy OF
August, 1889, and OF record in the clerks office of
the Corporation Court OF the city OF Roanoke
deed book ~, page %; and also all the hotel n
turcr, furniture. carpets and, In short. all the
peIsonai properly now in the said building or
hereafter to he placed in the said building by the
said james Bay iss for the purpose of pro1erIv
conducting it rs q hotel f'
TRIMS OF SALE: One-fourth OF the purchase
mon IN CASH the balance upon credit OF one,
TWO and three Jears from the day OF sale. carry,
ing interest from that date, payable scmi-anni,
ally, for which bonds will nc taken from thc mr.
CHASER In equa amounts, to be secured by deed
4 % ids Trps s.s
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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New York, April 26.-[Speciall-
Southern flour steady, quiet; good to
choice extra, 3.5o@4.5O. Wheat irregu-
lar, moderately active; No. . red. 96}6@
% store and elevator, 90 14@l.O0lS afioat;
options closed firm, = advance. except
April, which was l " down; No. red l.,
April, $685.; May, 91ss July, 90s4. Corn,
spots iirmcr, mo ierate business; No. 2,
5O@50ss elevator, 51@51as afloat; op-
tions closed firm, April, 500; May, AZ q 4;
July, 46. Oats weaker, dull: opti ons
dull, easier; May, 3ils; July, 33I; spot
No. ., 3i4 @35}4; mixed Western, 81 q
@37M.
Coffee options closed steady, un-
changed to up; April, 12.4O@l2. As;
Oct, 1l.75; spot Rio quiet, steady; No.
Z, l3@l31s. Sugar, refined dull, easy.
Rice quiet, steady. Petroleum quiet,
steady; refined. New York, 10; Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, Cos. Cotton
seed oil firm; crude, 2s15 bid Rosin
firm, quiet; strained common to good,
1.45@l.5O. Turpentine dull, easy,
34@34A.
Pork quiet, steady; new mess, 10. 5000
11.5O; extra prime, 1000. Peanuts
steady. Tierced beef quiet; cut meats
inactive; middles slow. Lard stronger,
quiet; Western steam, 6 47}l; city, 800
@5.95; May, 6.45; July. 6.57. Freights
hrmer, good demand; cotton, 5-64@3 I'd !;
grain, ED.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. Estatc.-Under and by virtue OF a certain
deed OF trust, dated the 9Th day OF September
ISM. recorded in deed hook 62, page II, from
Lncin g. Lakewood to myself to secure G
O'Lcnry the payment of Sl3,3I056, evidenced bv
two negotiable notes OF $66S5. - each and de
fault having been made in the payment OF the
I'll 1t due OF said notes ann ut the request OF ths
holder thereof, will sell ut public auction to the
highest bidder on SATURDAY, THE aiST DAY
or MAY, 1892, AT 1a:i5 =. NJ, in front OF the
courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va NIL that
certain parcel or land lying in the city OF Roanoke
and described as follows
Beginning at point on the west side OF Jefrcr.
son street l5i feet south OF TaZcwcll street:
thence with Jefferson street south = degrees IS
minutes west 1898 feet; thence south : degrees
81 minutes west l9i5 feet TO an alley; thence with
same sonth - degrees - minutes west laS *
feet 10 an alley; thence with same north degrees
90 minutes cast ll9S feet to alley; thence with
same north ~ degrees - minutes cast l3l feet 10
place OF beginning
This sale is subject to n prior deed of trust
from {. o'lcaiy to Thos. W. Miller to secure TO
Is. I. Moomaw and ". L. Moomaw 81 l;2 OF
which Sl,35l Il unpaid and past due and si5O0
due on May Ii, 1872, with interest from May
13, 1S,h.
TERMS: Cash, to he pal ut time OF sale
en- ,ugh 10 pay the cost OF executing this trust
and the umonnt or tho note now past due, $685.
credit until September B. 1892, a. to S6,tS5 ri
with interest from September B, 1850, and as TO
the residue, IL any there be, In two equal annual
nstallmcnts from day OF ssle. with interest from
day OF sale. TuOS, w. MILLER
aS so'ds Trustee.