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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-05
TRUSTEES SALES.

HRUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF GER
- tam l, deed OF trust executed on the 10Th day
OF April 1880, aud recorded In ths clerks onicc OF
ehc c1ty OF Roanoke In deed book a3, page 45i,
from W. 5. Holden and wife to tn undersigned
tInstee Tor the purpose OF sccurih., to Bhe {, I'd
Domlnion Building and Loan Ausoc,ation of
Iichmohd, va, the payment OF tho sum OF one
thousahd dollars (fl,0DO), to become due in
monthly instalments OF $iI each, and default
having been made by the said grantor in the paw
ment or the said monthly instailmsnts and being
icy, so to DO by the board OF directors OF the
Oid Dominion Building and Loan Association
we Will on the premises, ON TIE 22D DAY OF
lb'3, AT IL A. NJ, ofror for sale a.
Puol.c auction 10 the highest bidder tho follow
ing ucscrl ecu property, situated I'm the city OF
Roanoke. aud bout dcd as follows
a certain lot or parcel OF land situated In the
city ~ Roanoke. and designated IA lOt No B sec
non Is, OF the Lewis Addition TO the CITY OF Ron
nUkc ''' Va ''o~
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for sum sufficient to
pay the costs and expenses OF this salc and the
sum or otc hundred and thIrty-thiec dollars
$3.50. being the sum in default To- said aesocja
iion, ana the residue in monthly installmcnts OF
Slf each, until such time rs the sum payable to
said association is paid OF Ut der the terms of
SAID DECD OF trust, and any residue upon a cred I
OF one and two years from said date, the pur
chaser to execute deed OF trust upon said pron.
erty TO secure the deferred payments
LuClAN II. COOKE, i,r
IL II tbs j. w. SHIELDS. JR., I irustecs'
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II VlRrUE OFF, DEED OF TRUST DATED
-. nc 18TH dry OF January, 1890 and executed
secure ecu. unto the Glade Land Company tho BAY.
mcnt or the sum of S7125U, rs evidenced nv two
negotlaoe notes of tho sum of 1886 IS each dn,cd
January Is, iS'0, and payable in one and Two
years years from date and default having been made
III Tue payment OF said notes, and being requested
DAI, THE 9Th DAY Or DECEMBER, 1s.S. sell
~ pupiic auction on the premises the following
described property situated IN the countv ~
Roanoke. State of Vrginin: Va
IN &c lots Nos >, aud 4, section l6, said lots
a and ON First street between Virginia avenue
saia LOT fronts on First street between Augusta
anu beuiord avenues; one lot No. Q, section 4
shla lOt fronts on L irst street between Bedford
anu Craig avenues; seven lots Nos. l. = g. i. s. G
anu & section s. said lots front First street be-
are shown on Glade Land Company'e man. 70 he
round on file in the clerks office OF the county
conrt OF Roanoke county, Va
TERMS OF SALE: CASH
II tbs HENRY NJ. DANIEL Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-05
TRUSTEES SAI.Hs

subject to a credit as Of July IA 1877 - -, -
pal, carrying interest from No,embsr' ..
II III ida a. + STAPLES,
= - 80 THnsien
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-05

INFLAMED, itching, burning, crusty
and scaly skin and scalp OF infants
soothed and cured by Johnson's Orien
tai Soap. Sold by Christian & Barbee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-05

Ri VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST FROM
d. Lewis to the undersigned trustee
aa.Gu september 9Th, 1873, and recorded in The
GicrK ounce OF tho Hastings Court of the CITY oT
ho.noke' va, deed book 81, page no. In trust 10
secure e. E. Flanagan the payment OF the snm NJ
Sl,2Sl 80, as evidenced by one certain intnrcot
bearing negotiable note OF c On date of snid decd
Ior SSN. payable January l. 1898 and Two nther
certain interest bearing negotiable notes or same
uue LOT SisU.'o each, payable in enc and two
years from their date, said notes made by q 4
N LEWIS 10 ". 4. Flanagan, and payable at the
NaLomnl EXchange Bank OF konnokc, Va and
ueIault having been made In the payment of
the sccoi OF said notes and the Interest tScrcoU
ana having been required 80 to DO by tho hoJdnr,
thereof, will. ON MONDAY. THE 11'TJ DSV
OF DECEMBER. 1873, At II NJ O'CLOCK off,r
Tor sale TO the highest bidder ut public auction
IN front OF inc courthouse in the city of Roanoke
va, inc Following described real estate:
beginning AT point on the north side of Gal
cI street 80 rect cast OF Houston street thence
win Gilmcr street in au eastcrly direction M fort
10 u point, thence in nOrthcrly drection 1:u
Icet 10 an alley, thence with said alley IN west
City uircction ABOUT ~ feet To point, thence in
u s0uthcrly direction 100 feet to the brrinninr
anu known as the cast half of lot TO- section Of
the Rogers, Fairfax ~ Houston addition IN H.
city OF Roanoke Va " '"'
TERMS OF SALE: Cash ns TO so much 10 l.
necessary to dcfr4y the costs OF cxtcutinr this
trust, including II trustees commission of : nor
cchtum, ana To pay or and discharge tho said
pas. uuc more ana interest To date of sale with
pIo,cst charges OF Sill. and of the residue ir
suhcicht, so much rs will be necessary To nay off
inc last OF said notes and its interest to hc' duo
ana payable on September 9th 1S!u Tho h"i
ahcc IL any, payable IL months from date of snir
deferred pay mcnts to be secured by deed or trmst
VII 1n 1G property w. l.. ANDREWS.
- Az we Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SAI,ES.


i.3A Icet TO No. ID, corner to NJ. S. thence with
NO. o toutn west 40 feet to n stake at No e.
corners 10 Nos and 1, thence with No. somth
SIN cast lZ3A feet to stake Mt No q thence
hor'h east i'o feet 10 place OF beginning. being
inc mesa same properly conveyed to the party of inc
nrst part oy deed bearing date january Isl ISM
ana recorded In the clerk = office OF the IIns,i.
court OF the city OF Roanoke Virginia. to ,yhich
reference Is hereby padc for a more nar,;cn,ar
description of said property.
S,,2oo secured ny deed OF trust and paynbIc IN
,holncl, Galc AZ Starkcy. the residue if any viii
pc payaoic IN SIX and twelve months respectiveiv
from gaze on safe in cuuai instaIrncn1s
.. Inst certain lot or parcel OF land with the an
pn1tcn1nces thereto belonging situated in To
Guy OF hoanokc, Va, bounded ana described aS
follows, to wit: ~ eS'iioeo Us
Dcginnink Mt APPOINT south side OF linz ~, IN
aIley Wnicn s in Cent cr street produced y,u fen,
eas, OF fark street, thence with said linz snmth
% degrees east Is feet to point thence sontb ~
degrees 70 minutes west $50 feet TO An alicv
thencc north a degrees minutes wcst ~ To-,
to the beginning. '"'' ioS'o' icct
=, ns st ASSUMPTION by purchaser OF debt OF
SssV'o, WIN interest there on from Scptcm Der Is
tsSl, ana now past due, which said debt is due II.
e. scott and secured by deed of trust TO j A
D(upny; the balance, II any, will be payable one
thlrd cash, balance in two equal instalmonts
payable respectively In six and twelve months,
IRON aate OF sale. r. RANDOLPH HICKS.
= - euo Trustee
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
LUCHsINGER FOUND.
The Missing Vallejo Merchant Has
Been on a Prolonged Spree.

lie missing SdsiSiO merchant Has
Been on Prolonged Spree.
The anxiety of the relatives and friends
of Jacob j. Luchsinger of Vallejo, who
disappeared from his mothers house. 724
Minna street, on Friday. March q, has
been set at rest, and the missing man is
again under his mothers roof.
About o'clock on Monday night Luch-
singer went into A. Andersnn's saloon and
restaurant. 63s Fourth street. BE was in
maudlin condition from excessive drinking
and insisted upon going through every room
in the place.
After a while he sat down and ordered
some oysters. and after eating them he was
induced by Anderson to lie down upon a
lounge in back room and 90 TO sleep.
\ Yesterday morning Anderson, not know
ing who his strange guest was, went 10 the
Southern police station TO notify the police
that "a crazy man. was in bis place, when
he observed on the wall the photograph and
printed notice of Luchsinger's disappear
ance offering a reward OF $3.50 for informa-
ton OF his whereabouts. An officer accom-
panied Anderson back 10 the restaurant,
and IuchsiBger was driven TO the City
Prison and placed in the hospital.
His friends were notified, and his sister
and broIher-in-law Immediately visited the
hospital. The meeting between the sister
and brother was an affecting one. Lueh-
singers brain was in such a befuddled state
that he failed to recognize her for some
time
He refused to say why he left home. He
must have had a rough time of IT, as he was
IN dirty. bruised and battered condition.
In his pockets were found gold watch and
chain, knife. keys and Sl4 80 in coin. The
Masonic emblem which had dangled from
Ills chain was missing. When he left his
mothers house on March "A lie had $500 in
his pockets.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
BERKELEY.
Doings of the School Board-St
Marks Parish Election.

At the meeting of the Berkeley Board of
Education held last evening the question of
recesses in the public schools was taken up
and discussed at length. 1t was finally
agreed that the pupils of the grammar
grades should nave recess of twenty
minutes IN the forenoon and one of an hour
at noon. In the high school it was decided
to continue the practice of not having a
forenoon recess and dismissng school at a
quarter before noon.
a communication was received from a
number of Berkeley ladies asking permits
sion 10 give concert and apply the pro-
ceeds 10 the founding of circulating library
for the Whittier School. The board gave
its sanction to the enterprise.
Principal Waterman reported the total
enrolment for the East Berkeley schools
for the month of March as 114l.
The total enrolment for the West Berke-
ley schools was reported by Principal War
rick TO be 364 for the same period.
Judge Bergen stated that the teachers OF
the Berkeley schools will be put to much
inconvenience by the closing of the schools
here one week later than those of sur
rounding cities, thus discomm0dng those
who desired to attend The Worlds Fair.
A social hop Will be given in Taylor Hall,
West Berkeley, on Friday evening" April
81. by the Ladies' Guild.
The Easter meeting of st. Marks Parish,
held tuesday evening. resulted in the fol-
lowing elections: Vesirymen-Jamas Pa
lache, S. 5. c. Parker, George w. Kleinp.
James c. VI lder and j. f. Robson; dele
gates to the conyention-Professo William
Il. Welcker. Professor C. NJ. Gayley, g. w.
hleine, 5. 5. c. Parker and N. N. Rhorer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
DEATH IN THE RING.
This VIII Probably Kill pugiIism in
New York State,

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April Sin a glove
fight near here last night, Dan Donovan of
Cleveland was knocked out and has not yet
recovered consciousness. Donovan's oppo-
nent was Joe Dunfee of this city. who never
had fought before. For the first five rounds
Dunfee did all the work, punching mis- man
at will. and nearly had him knocked ont in
the second round, but he was too tired to
take advantage of his opportunity.
In the sixth round Donovan went to work,
and there was furious fighting, Donovan
having the best of it, and the round ended
none too soon to save Dunfee from defeat
In the seventh round. however, DuEfee
rallied. and banged Donovan all ever the
ring, knocking him down several times
After the last blow he was unable to move.
He was picked up. taken to the hotel and
two doctors summoned. who have been
working over him ever since, without avail.
10 bring him round. His nose is badly
broken and breathing was very difficult
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the physicians
pronounced DOnuvan's case hopeless. BE
began growing weaker about noon, without
having returned 10 consciousness. Dunfee
and Referee Dnnohue have been arrested.
Prize-fghter Donovan died at 4 40 o'clock
this altaInoOn.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

Joseph ROhrer, dalfyman, has failed for
nearly $4,000. lie has yery little property.
f. II. Williamson has recovered Judgment for
S5371 So from Robert Gordan for goods pur-
chased.
M. Mccain has sued John l.. Boone and Annie
Boone Tor the recovery OF possession OF some
property situated on Jessie and Iwenty-first
streets.
George W. Burr former employe OF the n.
2. Perlne Contracting and Paving Company. has
sued the company OIL contract OF employment.
He asks that all accounting be ordered.
The Elevator Publishing Company desires to
state that the coored man who obtained a
license 10 marry one Stella wilson IS in no way
connected with the Elevator, as lie said.
The jury in Judge COffey's CONT have disa-
greed as 10 whether Marc L. Blrabent was I'M
duly Influenced by his second wife, but decided
that he was OF unsound mind. The contest over
hs Will has occupied nearly week.
Barbara Roy aud Anthony trimmings have
both filed complaints against the North Pacific
Coast Railroad Company for damages sustained
20 their property caused by fire spreading from
the ashes on the track Of the defendant. Each
plaintiff sues for $1,000.
John I. Gibson. 4 young man, appeared In
court yesterday morning aud described the man.
ner ~ which lie mad hurt his hand while In the
employ OF the Sterling Furniture Company
which he has sued for $4,000. The lads hand IS
frighfuily 'dlshgured and was barely saved from
amputaiion.
At a meeting OF the Fire Department Commit
tee OF The Board OF Supervisors held on Tuesday
evening tile protest against the erection of a
was finally considered, and, II being admitted
that permit had been revoked some years be-
fore, the protest was sustained and The petition
OF Schussler Bros. denied.
The parents OF John Henry Won SchIoder and
Jeannerie Won Schroeder min ors who were be-
queathed $1,000 each by Rlervyn DonahHe, have
peiiiioned the Probate Court 10 have their altor-
ney.in-faet, :. g. Murphy appointed guardian
OF tile children for the purpose of receiving their
legacies on tie distribution OF Donalue's es-
tate, the parents being out OF the State.
hava
brought suit against the executors of The estate
OF James NJ. D0nabue. deceased. claiming that
at the lime OF D0nahue's death he was Indebted
10 The company in the sum of S1o8I so which
sum was claimed by the Lindell Glass Company.
under whose name the goods had been billed
but who had really no Interest IN The sale.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.

BROKE A SAILORS ARM.-rhe United
States Marshal arrested First Mate John a.
Wayland of the H. Il. Hyde yesterday
upon complaint filed with the United
States Attorney by August Henriksen.
seaman on the same vessel. HeDriksen
says thaIon the night of December Is. 1892,
the first mate struck him with a Delaying
pin and broke his arm. The sailors arm
has been broken, but whether from this
cause or not remains to be proven. Way
land gave $1,000 bonds and is now at liberty.
The DIVORCE CoURT.-Judge Sander
son has granted Anton l.. Eneland di-
vorce from Bertha ENGLAND On the ground
of desertiOn. The following complaints
have been fled Aetrid l.. Beran against
Eustace E. Beran and Mary Kerchtler
against Jacob Kerchtler.
CABLE-CAR Characterization
excitement was caused early yesterday
morning by the collision of cable-cars of
the McAlliSter and Larkin street lines al
the intersection of McAllister and Larkin
streets. The Larkin-street car was going
north and had the right of way at the point
OF intersection of the Two lines, and the
gripman. expecting that the other car
would stop for him to pass as usual, started
across the track when broken strand of
the cable caused the McAllister-street car
to slip back and crash into the other.
Several windows and the grin of the Larkn-
street car were broken, and some delay was
caused by he accident
A BUNG- STARTER EPIsoDE.-When Will
liam Gregg mad recovered sufficiently from
the effects of q blow with bung-Starter lie
told the surgeons at the Receiving Hospital
that he was the victim of misplaced conf
dence or jealousy, one or the other. In
either case it appeared that Mr.. Gregg had
been drinking al The grocery of John Gill,
on Bryant and Zoe streets, and that Mrs.
Gill had played the part of Hebe for the oc-
easion. Mr.. Gill did not quite approve of
his wife acting as cup-bearer and expressed
his views with the bung-starter. When Mr.
Gregg recovered consciousness it was too
late 10 demonstrate.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC CHANGEs.-A. j.
DeRussy has been appointed general Pa
ci6c Coast freight and passenger agent of
the Texas and Pacflc. with headquarters at
San francisco, vice l.. NJ. Fletcher. re-
signed. Mr.. DtRussy will have full charge
of the freight and passenger business on
the coast. a.. w. Adams has been az
pointed contracting freight agent of this
company, with headquarters at 132 Califor-
MIA street.
YOUNG MEN WILL ENTERTATN.-The
Young Mems Society of Holy Cross Parish
IS to give an entertainment and dance at Odd
Fellows Hall this evening for the benefit of
its library fund. Among the ''speci:ities"
are George a. Bird. Dan NJ. Warde, Tom
Eckert and Ed Williams. Members from
to appear in club-swinging and acrobatic
specialties.
AN UNWELCoME VIsIToR.-A slung-
shot perforated the upper window of the
receptiOn-ToOm in Mayor Ellert's Office at
the new CITY Hall on Tuesday evening
while the Mayor and his clerk were at
work. The plate-glass was as clearly per-
forated as if by a pisto-bullet or drilL.
The matter will be investigated.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

Rev. P. j. Lynch of Portland is at the
Palace.
F. A. Him, a Santa Cruz capitalist. is in
the city.
Senator Charles II. Jones of Nevada Is at
the Baldwin.
c. c. McIyor. the Mission San Jose wine
grower, is stopping al the Palace.
Edwin Eells. agent of the Puyallup In-
dams. was at the Palace yesterday.
Harry S. Ford of the United States
steamer Patterson is at tine Baldwin.
j. c. White, prominent merchant of
Honolulu. came up on the Australia.
d. d. WuideT, one of the best.known
dairymen OF the State, is at The Russ.
Frank Godfrey, editor Of the Paradise of
the Pacific. Honolulu. is at the Occidental.
Among the arrivals at the Palace yester-
day was J. A. Warrington, Worlds Fair
Commissioner for Nevada.
Messrs. Rifle and Hinkle, the contractors
for the construction of the Vallejo water
works system, are ~ the Grand.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
The denuine and the siam.

Every good thing has its host of imitators-
every genuine article its counterfeits The inl.
iators always choose the most valuable and pop
ular article to counterfeit so that when they
claim their sham to be equal, or as good or The
same as "So-aud-So's." ibe public may depend
upon it that "So-and- Sos" article Is the best Of
the Kind. The sham proves the nuine merit
oil the thing II copies and never has this been
better Illustrated Than by the limitations OF ALL
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs.
ALLCoCk's Porous PLASTER is the standard
OF excellence The world over, and its imitators In
their eIy hat theirs Is ''as good as ALLCoCK's"
are only emphasizing this fact and admitting
"ALLCocK'S" to be the acme OF perfection,
which II Is their highest ambition TO initiate
The difference between the genuine and these
limitations, which copy only neral appearance,
IS as vide as that between copper and gold.
The only safe way for purchasers IL 10 always
insist upon having ALLCocKs Porous PLAs-
TIERS. They are the only perfect plasters ever
nrOduced
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
STATE ELECTIONS.
The Democrats Are Ahead in Rhode
Island SO Far.

Inc democrats Are Ahead IN Rhode
Island So Far.
Providence, Il. l., April 5.-Owing to
the considerably decreased vote from last
April there Will be no election for general
officers a result OF the election to-day.
Haker, the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernnr, has plurality and it is believed that
both Democratic candidates for Congress
have pluralities. The Legislature is
in doubt and it will probably
depend on the second trials in
those places where Assemblymen failed of
election to-day to settle its complexion and
the choice Of general officers.
CHICAGO, April 5.-Unoficial returns Oh
mayoralty contest footed up at midnight as
follows: Harrison Ill, 2O3, Allerton 80, 700,
Cregier $500. Erenpreis 1I39 Harrson's
plurality 443.
A rumor was current to-day that Carter
II. Harrison, the newly elected Mayor, was
about 10 be married to Miss Nina Gillett of
Eikhart. I'll.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-In yesterdays cleo
ton the Republicans made clean sweep in
this city, with the single exception of the
Democratic Auditor, by pluralitiss ranging
from 1888 to S4l3 The City Council is Re-
publican, but the House of Delegates is
Democratic.
Reports from towns in Southern Illinois
show that Of fOrty-fOur heard from thirteen
went Republican. twenty-three Democratic
and seven mixed. East st. Louis elected
complete cilizens' ticket.
OF twenty-nine towns in Missouri so far
heard from, three went Republican, fifteen
Democratic, five divided. and St. Joseph tied
the Council.
CLEVELAND, APRIL st is claimed by
the Leader that the annexation of suburban
towns in the election last Monday will give
tie city $4,000 population. making it the
largest city In the State and the ninth in the
HMM
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
COAST GOSSIP.
Lewis B. Lawson Has withdrawn His
ADDeaI


WASHINGTON, April 5.-Lewis B. Lawson
has withdrawn his appeal from the Com.
missioners' decision holding for cancella-
ton bis desert entry in the Los Angeles dis
trict.
The arrivals from San Francisco to-day
were: D. Ii. Jones. Z. b. Stonehill and j.
F. Perkins.
Pensions-California Original-Charles
r. StayDer, Uriah Cook, George w. Rowe,
Henry Schwartz. Rufus S. Cross. Addl-
tioual-Wilfred Colkins. Original widow
Annie O'Connor. Survivor Indian wars
John Hoyt.
Oregon: Original = James +. Kenna,
James J. Stanley. Issued March %. 1898
Washington: Orginal-David l.. Smith,
Winfield 5. Whitney. James L. Conn. Orig
inal widow-Johanna Ludwig.
The following Postmasters were appointed
to-day: Charles A. Robson, Mesa. Maricopa
County. Ariz., vice john II. Barrett, re-
moved; j ohm Graham, Forest Home, ANA
dor County, Cal, vice Walter C. Stanley,
resigned.
A postofice was established at Elizabeth
Lake. Los Angeles County, Cal. Special
from Del SUR, with James Hefner as Post
master
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BRUTALLY MURDERED.
A Story of Love and of Wrong From
Kentucky,


MoRGANFIELD, KY, April 5. - Miss
Abbie Oliver. beautiful young lady of
Sturgs, Union County. was led astray
eight months ago. Last night the mother
OF the girl entered the place of business of
Henry Delaney. drug clerk. and accused
him of being responsible for the girls
shame, and at the point of pistol COM
PEELED him to enter q carriage with her nus
band and daughter. where they drove fl
teen miles TO Morganfeld, procured
license and forced him 10 marry the girl.
On the way back the carriage was attacked
by armed men on horseback, DelNney's
friends, who fred into the carriage and
followed II as it few up the road. Delaney,
having jumped out, Joined them. The girl
was shot through the head and died this
morning. She would soon have become
mother. The father was also mortally
wounded. Mrs. Oliver recognized the pur-
suers and warrants Tor their arrest have
been issued. All belong 10 prominent fami-
lies, and more boGdshed is expected.
Mrs. oliver this afternoon made affidavit
that she recognized George Delaney. Frank
Hall and George P. Henry as the three
men, and they were arrested. together with
Henry Delaney. They may be ynched q :
any moment.