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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

Ri VlRTuE OF A DEED OFTRUsT, DATED
the 18TH day of October. 1891, and recorded in
clerk office of the Hastings Court for II G
3ty OF ROANOKE, executed to nc by II F. .Jami
A'n to secure the Roanoke Gas and Water Com
3iny the payment OF the sum OF -, 300 PAYABLE
II Is equal installments OF Si06 each, payable
Very four months, with interest at 6 per cent on
zach payable every four months, said Install
$ents being evidenced by negotiable notes and
sdeiault having been made In the payment of tho
3st three or said instalmcnts, and having been
;#qqircd by the beneficiary under said deed so To
q, p, viii o ON = MONDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF
n by attorney, OFFER for sale Mt public anction to
re highest bidder in front OF the courthouse Tor
re city OF Roanoke, all those two certain parcc's
II tracts OF lind lying in the city OF Roanoke
,Fate or Virginia, in that part thereof known as
idainsbOrough, that were conveyed to the Roa.
K rs Gas and ana water Company by r l.. Terry and
3mDer, 1870, and recorded In the clerks Office of
re Hastings Court for the city of Roanoke, Vir.
.ana, in deed book Sc, page I, special rcfcIence
hing hereby made to said deed ne a uart hercof
81 more particular description OF said land.
a cepting and rescrving however, that certain LOT
Eater Company to A. F. Brooks and j. F. Cooner
a deed dated July 18th, 1897, and designated and
23scribed as follows:
tiBeginning nj point on the north side OF
II insborough avenue and al the southwest cor
~ or property dccdei by L. l.. Terry TO the Roa-
53ke Gas and Water Company, thence along
IA Dsborough avenue north sixty-fve degrees
zjirty-ive minutes cast thirty ana one onchun-
s$edth rect to point thence nortr twcHty-tnree
Serces ten minutes west siZty-foGr and thirty
II one hundredths feet 10 a point. thence south
III ty-hve degrees thrty-fve minutes west thirty
IL one one hundredth feet to post corner OF
81 &c, thencc along the westerly boundary Of
s3operty decided by =. l.. Terry 10 the Roanoke
Il ana water Company south twenty-i three de-
80 .eii minute. east sixty-fonr and thirty five
"A nMnareGtns rect to the place OF beginning,
3&,InsUin ,g ,'5i square feet. more or lcss
FL hhMS: Cash ~ toe Ugh 10 pay all costs and
$itrses atteho ing the execution or this trust,
~ 10 pay thc instruments due at the date OF
10 fax. III
"A ana trustee commission OK ; per centunl.
'ia5ugn OF the purchase moncy for that purpose
'ane mace payable nj such times as the said re.
i66lng instaImcnts will become due, ana the
"A iuuc, u any. to be payable l2 MOI ths from
n c all deferred payments 10 be ev:dcnc,d J fv
o ,t notes and 10 hear per cent Interest
IN 10 PC secured ny deed OF trust upon the nron
III sold. JOS l. DORIS ,p"P
"a ids 'SS.
a be above sale has been pc stponcd by mutual
& mt until Friday, Angus. IL 1893, at same
az ard hour. JOS I DoRAN
III = rue Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

5ERUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-.
81 dence nropcrty.-BY virtue OF a deed OF trust
Hated the 2ath day OF July. 1891. from W. j and
1. Blair, Jr:, to Alexander Neill, in trust to &C.
4 are tho Middle States Loan Building and Con.
5ruction Company of IIagerstown. Md, the pay.
3ent OF i,OUO, interest, dues and fines, and dc
put having occurred in the pavmcn; of interest
irs and lines for more than six months, AZ pro.
Jdcd therein. and at the request of said company
b TO do and eaid company clccting that the
Ahoie. amount due by said l'lairs shall he pay
dble Immediately, the undersigned will ON
llM III Isl TIE TIE 10TH DAY or AUGUST,
4 the city of Roanoke, Va, proceed to sell at
dnbhc auction, 10 the highest bidder. all that
3sldablc parcel Of land lying in said city aud de-
ribed as follows:
beginning ut the southwest conner of Park and
campbell streets, thence with Park street south
adegrces west lei s feet to an alley, thence with
5nd alley south 50 degrees ~ minutes west i3
Het to point, thence north degrees east lis
fet to Campbell street. thence with Campbell
greet north 81 degrees 81 minutes east 10 feet TO
8ace OF beginning
}frhc total amount OF said Blairs' aid indebted
Htss now amounts to ST as 80
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
ALEXANDER NELL,
"us Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

fKuSTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-.
dence property By virtue OF Gecd OF trust
dated the goth day o; July, lS9i from ". j. and
L. Blair, Jr 10 Alexander NELL IN trust TO Sc
cure The Middle states Loan, Building and Con.
siruction Company % Hagcf-town, Md the
payment OF Ss50V, interest, dues aud nnes, and
ueiarit having Occurred IN the payment OF 10
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30
NNnEREAs CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST

3WHEREAS CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
nv was executed by VIM. j. Blair and Lycurgus
BAR, Dr. to George j; Poet. and his successor as
3trnstce, bearing date the Goth day OF May. 1892
3and recorded on the 2Sth day OF May, 1922, in
ICED book 90 pagc al5 in the clerks office OF the
ancc by The said WIN. j. Blair and Lycurgns
ps'T Tho 'rTi, ord or each and all contained
IF the covenants con itions and stlpuIatops
! Il said decd and said bond executed by them, ie
$4,000 10 the National Mutual Building and Loan
4Association OF New York, which sum was loaned
alr a9yanccu by SAID association to the said VIM.
IT,, Blalr ana IL. Blair, Jr., in accoid dance with
heir articles OF association upon NIFTY shares of
ft?eki In said a ISOLATION held and owned by the
Nos. s,379, $3.50 ana S,gNi. issues u and % q;
9nu whereas, by their articles of ASSOC
aiation under which said loan or advancement
f"as mauc. anu to secure which the said
4 'ond and decd of trust executed, 1t is pro.
4 idcd for the repayment In certain manner and
8ggregatng regular monthly payments or $50
2'er month until the whole sum with interest
4 reminm and all other charges, which may nc
4 rue by reason OF the terms OF the said articles
III association and OF the deed of trust executed
H. pursuance thereof, are paid and complied
4yth; and, whereas, the said George j. Pc has
desgncd said trust and the Judge OF the Hus
ings Court for the city OF Roanoke did mt the
une term thereof appoint tho undersigned
itush U. Dcrr, as trustee in said deed in the
place ard stead OF George j. Pcct: and, where as
fefault has been made in the payment and con
Tor more than three months, and having been
occurred go to do by the beneficiary, the said
National Mutual Building and Loan Association
HI New YORK, shall, by virtue or said deed and
pursuant to the crms thereof, proceed to sell Mt
3nblic auction to the highest bidder, ON MON
PAY, I'll DIST DAY OF AUGUST, 1888, AT 2:3O
arCLOCk p NJ, In front OF the premises In the
1iyof Roanoke. Va, all the property conveyed
81 said deed, and being all that certain lot, or
u iecc or parcel OF land, with the improvements
Shere1n situated In the city OF Roanoke State OF
II i5ginln, described ns follows, to wit:
II Beginning ut point on the west side OF Roa-
k0Re street ono hundred and seven tenths
6]iuO7) feet north OF Walnut street and running
Whence north ~ degrees west $50 feet to an
alley, thence with the same north 40 degree. so
3linutes cast 80 feet to n point, thence south 20
Negroes cast 100 feet TO Roanoke street thence
Filth Roanoke street south degrees, Is minutes
~ es 81 feet to the point or place of beginning.
a TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all cOsts OF ex-
acuting this trust and to pay the amount now
unpaid on said bond, aggregating 5000. 30 in
AZ the balance. II any, payable in two equal pay
n ems in and IL months.
n d is ids RUSH L. DERR, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

By mutual consent the foregoing sale Is most.
hour and place. RUSH II I1ERIS "'''o
6-1Stds - T,ns.,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

Trustee.
WnEREAs, a CERTAIN DEED OF rRusr
B.air, jr, to George j. Poet and hie succcssnr as
t ,cn 5enltnr date the oath day OF December.
Hastings Court OF The City OF Roanoke. Va. to
mcnts or monies. ny specified in a certain prenssl
nond executed 10y them OF even date with said
Seed in me 4, penal h sum OF Sioooo 70
Loan Association OF New York OF the sim or
5000 loaned or advanced to said W. j. Blair and
L.; Blair; jr, upon nifty shares OF stock in said
association, held by them in certificates Nos
S,i@ and 9,l9t issnes D I and ID 4 respectively.
anu whereas, by the articles of association under
winch said loan was made ana TO SECURE which
said pond and deed of trust were executed. II ia
provided for repayment in certain manner and
terms, with principal and interest arrreontine,
monthly payments OF IS, per month until the
whole WIZ lie, sum principal, With interest premium
ana all other charges which may accrue by rem
soh Oh INC terms OF said articles or association
ana OF this deed of trust, In pursuance thereon
george j Peet has resigned this trust and the
Judge o, the Hastings Court has duly appointed
said deed in the place and stead OF said George
>. Peet; ana whereas default having hccn made
sn m payment and conditions provided for IN
sniH oohu aiio deed FOR more than three months
ana Icing required 50 to do by the beneficiary,
sne sac Nsti"nal Mutual Buidnc and Loan As
iced and pursuant 10 the terms thereof. ON
WE ID TIE 18TH DAY OF July, lS9S
at II O'CLOCK NJ. proceed 10 sell nj hubble
auction. i'll front OF the premises in tho civ OF
, Moamotc' Va 70 the highest bidder, all the
piece o. parcel of land, with improvements
thereon, situated IN The city OF Roanoke, state
OF nlrsinia' described as follows beginning nj
uO5) ono hundred and five feet wcsi OF PARK
street ana running thence south 81 degrees west
10 icet 10 point. thence south degrees west
ITO icet To an alley. thence with saiu alley north
- degrees east - fcct To poiut. thcnce north &
"oip, G., esst ~ ieet to Allegheny place, the
Terms Cash sufficient to pay OF the cost of
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

J ne foregoing sale by consent OF all parties
has been postponed until "Wednesday ,yuIv III
1873, at the same hoar and place
RUSH l. DERR
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

.tBy mutual consent OF all parties the above sale
is postponed until Tuesday, August (. 1Sl3 NJ Tho
Same place and hour. j. ALLEN WA r'rS,
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r, 49, TruStcC
postponed until Tuesday, Augnsf \. lSeS ~ The
same place and hour RUSH o. DERR
ttS Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

ne above sale has been po stponcd by mutual
s'nt until Friday, Angus. il. 1893, at same
cc ard hour. JOS. I DoRAN
= 'us Trussee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

ny mutual consent the foregoing sale has beer
postponed until Tuesday, August ist. ism NJ tbr
same hour ana place 80 wy
RUSH L. DERR Trpst,o
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

by mutual consent tho above salc has been
postponed until Tuesday, July lsth ut same placs
and hour
j. ALLEN WATTS,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

RUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust dated the 18th day OF Angus lSg2
anu recorded in deed hook a.. page ~, in the
cieTR ONCE OF the corporation court for the CITY
OF Roanoke, Va, from Helen c. Tinslcy and
husband TO the undersigned trustee, default
having been made in the terms thereof and
, neing required so 70 do by the beneficiary
therein secured Will ON THE 7'rH DAY OF
AUGUST, iS@ AT II O'CLOCK a " ON the
premises IN the city OF Roanoke. Va. oirer for
safe the following described parcel OF land with
Ing house
Beginning ~ po!n; on the south side of John
street 10 fect cast OF fishbnruc street thence
With John street sOuin ~ degrees 80 minutes east
~ feet to point. thence south degree 80 min
utes wet 10 feet 10 al alley, thence with said
alley north - degrees 81 minutes west ~ feet to
point on same, thence north degrees ~ min.
utes east 12O feet 70 John street the place or
beginning known IS loi l. block = OF map OF
Fishbnrne place
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to the costs OF
sale and the sum OF Si70ld now due, and the sum
or SlS25.92 20 become due and payable in
Inonthly instalments or SIS 81 each without In.
tcrcst, OF the fourth Monday in August lSg3
and each successive month Thereafter, and the.
residue, " any, upon credit OF one and two
years WIN interest, deferred payments to he
Is tds VIM F. WINCH Trustse
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-30

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
estate III Tie city OF Roanoke 80 Under and by
virtue OF Il Gctc OF trust dated the nth day OF
March. 1871. aud OF record in the clerks office OF
the corporation court for the city of Roanoke, in
Geed book q, page ~ executed by Annie C.
McNainara And NJ +. Mcnamara her husband,
10 The unders igned trustee To secure 10 Joscnh
H. McCartey The sam OF Sl,33334 evidenced bv
Two certain Understanding negotiable uotes OF
$780,! each, OF even dato with said deed OF trust
made ny Annie G Mcnamara aud payable 10
iosepn IL. McCG,fFeY or order in one and two
years respective y rom their date nj the Com
merclal National Bank OF Roanoke Va. and de-
fault having occurred In the payment OF the last
que note, and a The request or the holder thereof
VII. On TUESDAY, iSr DAY OF AUGUST,
So ~ 'Foni OF ,ue courthouse of Roanoke city
~ c!ecS T. M, sell at public auction TO the
hEnest hlddet ali that certain parcel OF land lying
IN thc ciiy oi Roanoke, Va, and described ~ toH
lows: Known gnd described ne lot No. >, ia sec
,ion i OF me Rogers, Fairfax and Houston addi-
ton 20 the city " Roanoke, Va
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough To nay
ihe cost ot executing this trust and 70 paw the
salo past due note ard ~ 10 the residue, II any,
ne same shall be payable In one and two wears
sale. THOS w MILLER
IL Trustee
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DRIFT WOOD.

SIXTEEN ounces of gold are sufficient
to gild a wire that would encircle the
earth.>
MORE machinery is moved by the
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stream in the world.
IN A. D. 1o5 Trajan built a magnifi-
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MORE cases of consumption appear
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than any other classes of laborers.
PHOTOGRAPHERS say that the facial
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TnE scorpion is total abstainer. If
drop Of whisky be placed on ones
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IN 1904 some adventurous French
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BITS OF SCIENCE.

AN oyster may carry as many as
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MANY small animals eat their own
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RAPID growth of. the finger nails is
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The largest apes have only sixteen
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TWELVE Thousand microbes strung
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THE biggest fresh water fish, the
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A THOUSAND millions of the animal
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A TOAD is no fondcr of dirt than any
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DARWIN asserted that some species of
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THE breaking weight of one foot of
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NAMES NOT KNOWN.

A CHICAGO merchant has on exhibi-
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A POLICEMAN in Macon, Ca, combines
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THE most aged resident of Mexico
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AN impecunious debtor in Meclzlen-
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A ''BAoHELoR's CLUB" in Bridgeman,
Mich, was formed Of members who had
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The president and secretary are about
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30

everything that was given him,
and then lit a cigar and was in
clined to talk. Il am very tired, he
said having been bothered so much by
so many people to-day / feel greatly re-
heved, as great strain is off my mind.
| have done my duty and / think when
the majority of people when they know
this will be on my side l shall get out
clear. / do not mind the physical con-
tinement at all, and my mind is now
clear"
TEE PRISONER REITERATEs HIS STORY.
what was your reason for killing the
mayOrl" was asked.
Prendergast replied emphatically: Il
was 10 have had the position of corpora
tion counsel, but he played false to me,
and only did right in killing him. l did
not know that l had fired three shots at
him until read it in the papers. l was
of the impression that fired two shots at
the mayor. l fired another shot as went
away TO prevent any one from following
me, as / expected a large crowd to follow
me-
did Mr.. Harrison say anything TO you
when you met him in the house}"
Prendergast replied mo, sir, drew
my revolver and fired. After the first
shot, Mr.. Harrison shouted murder but
l did not hear him say anything else.
ran pretty quickly and caught the street
car" Here Prendergast claimed he was
tired and declined to talk any more.
Clerk Price and Jailer Gould were sure
they had seen Irendergast before, Price
being positive that he had been an in
mate of the Jail on a previous OCCASION
but neither could remember just when.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30
PRENpEReAsT IN HIS DELL.
he Sticks to His Story and Reads the
Accounts of His Crime.


Chicago, Ill, Oct. 29.-Prendergast,
the murderer of Mayor Harrison, is now
locked in a cell in the county Jail He
was carried around the city all day by
the police, and the bars did not close be-
hind him until o'clock this afternoon
Early this morning he was carried from
the central station to the East Chicago
avenue station, where he was locked up
for an hour or two. At 10 o'clock he
was driven to the Harrison resi-
dence on Ashland boulevard and re
mained there during the inquest. Then
he was taken back to the central station
and finally was lodged in the county jail
where he viii remain until his case is
finally disposed of. Throughout the day
he maintained the same stolid demeanor
which has characterized him all through
except on the occasion of his surrender to
Sergeant Mcdonald at the Des PLANES
street station.
STICKS TO HIS STORY.
He still sticks to the story that he
killed the mayor for no other reason than
that he was not made corporation cOun-
sci, and insists that he had an entire
right to act as he did. He is undoubtedly
opinion regarding his crime. When
taken to Jail, this afternoon,
Prendergast seemed absolutely in
different to his surroundings and sit
uation. A very complete search was
made of his clothing at the Jail, but moth
ing was found except 81 in money. While
the formality of delivering the prisoner
to the Jail authorities was IN progress,
Prendergast occupied himself in lacing up
his shoes. which had been removed for the
purpose of searching him.
PUT IN HISTORIC CELL.
He was then conducted to cell No II.
II was occupied at the time by Jung jack
Lee. the Chinaman who is under life SEN
tence for the murder of his cousin and an
other Chinaman named Tom Long, await
ing trial for larceny. The Chlnaman was
transferred and Prendergast was locked
up. Cell No. IL is an historic cell, being
the one which contained Lingg, the anar-
chist, when he committed suicide. DR.
Scudder was also an occupant OF the same
cell when he caused his own death by
taking morphine.
PRENDERGAST READS THE PAPERS.
While the cell was being examined,
Prendergast sat down on bench IN the
cage. He frightened up and entered lnto
n conversation with Clerk Price. He did
not. however, seem inclined TO talk about
his crime. but asked to see the paper.
Parts of the Sunday papers were
handed him, but none OF them
contained the local news sheet. Prem
derrast quickly noticed this, and asked
for the account of the murder. This was
handed to him and he read down the
columns in an apparent mechanical man
ner. Then he dropped the paper rand SAID;
Il did my duty" repeating this sentence
several times. He then reiaPsed INTO
silence and would say nothing more.
After entering the cell he threw MIN
self mon the bed. clasping LIS hands be-
hind his head.
DINNER SERVED TIRE PRISONER.
Clerk Price then sent TO the jan Kltchen
mad eyuressed himself 90 be hungry.
Inc regular jan dnnor was brought 70
bim. consisting Of soup, roast peer
and vegetables. Prcudergast a1e