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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-19
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AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS.

The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
a. G. SCHUMACHER,
FRED SMALL,
WILL SCHUMACHER,
DAN HATToN,
Subscribers are equested not to pay
their subscription without taking re-
ceipt. T. B. JOHNSON, Mgr.
The sun., 1893-06-04
Young AND c1ErEn BILL PLAYERS.

The brilliant Record OF tho HrUoHs"
School Team.
or all tho school teams in this vicinity none
can excel tho record made By the boys Oh
tho Brooklyn High School. These iaas
have had hard uphill rond to ciirnp,
but they havo overcome all obstacles anu
reached the top. They have beaten tho fol'-
The sun., 1893-06-04
News OF the wheelmen.


Tho Rockville Wheel Club has decided to abandon Its
race meeting on July 4.
The Aiaanin wheeimen will offer forty.ons pris.s in
their luo-mr road race on July l5.
The meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF tho
Brooklyn Bicycle Club viii be held Oh June o.
Tie Union County Roadstsrs Of RAhw ay have Joined
the Metropolitan Association OF Cycling Clubs.
The Racing Board OF the L. A. W. have appointed Al.
bert Mott ofciai referee OF the Maryland division OF
the League.
FJ Osmond. the English racer. has not received his
credentials from the n. q. u emitting him to race IN
this country yet.
picnic run will be held by the clubs comprising the
part OF the month.
Sanger. the Milwaukee racer. who Is now in England.
expects TO return about July J. IN time TO compete in
tile Canadian races.
The road the Brooklyn BICYCLE Club this month
will be as follows June College Point; June H. New
jersey June lS staten Island; June 25. Rye Beach
New Officers have been elected by the Outing Cycling
Club followsi President " II Dick; Vice. President
Kramer Captain, Rock; Iirst Lisutenant o. n.
Humphreys: Second Lieutenant, q La Boyteaux.
Tho managers Of the National Cychng Association
wiz decide On Tuesday upon the lt OF events they will
likely that nve viii be run each day and that
they viii include a quarter. half one mile open. one
mile handicap and a long distance race.
W.. Campbell. the Ryerside racer, has been rein.
stated BY ths l.. A. W Racing Board The offence for
which Campbell WAS suspended from the league was
races last year lie rode and several prizes The
onuiais hnaly discovered that he vas not member
OF the league when he competed and consequently he
nro refused 10 retuna tho medals but udsi last
week that he would return the prices secure reustute
hlsat. and race agsl-
The sun., 1893-06-04
MorEMEyrs OF THE rALE SPORTS.
A Change In the Baseball Tenm-Two New
Shells for the Crews


NEW HAVEN. juno 3.-The management Of
tho Yale Varsity nine has decided upon a
change in tho make up OF tho tenn. which has
been contem plated for some time. The change
will throw Hedges of tho nine and substitute
Bigelow: Beall is to 60 from the outleld to
second base. whore Hedges has played. and
Bieelow is to replace Benll In the field. 1t is
thought that this change will strengthen the
team. Yalo recognizes tho weakness OF her
team, and tho changing OF the mon 10 merely
tho last move to help matters II possible.
1t is very doubtful IL tho change will be pro-
ductive OF any very great results. Beall will
strengthen second base. but 1t Is doubtful that
Bgelow will be able to play as good ball as
Hedges has. The latter's great weakness is
his slowncss and consequent liability to make
serious errors He bats well. and at times Is
brilliant in his field work, but again is very
Higeow has not been tried in any o, the. big
un Unknown mo Quantity. His batting has been fair
in tho games he hns played. ,
9 the
boat build The boats have been built for
the Now London rnccs. and are probably tho
the Yale boat house.
The shells are mod eled after the boat which
Wns Tnsatsfactory @ tor owins I its weskness and con-
seQuent tendency to sag In the waists The
model OF tho boat. however pleased Mr.. Cook.
and so 1t wns used for this years boats. In
the boats which inle received Yesterday there
Rre Iust about twice as many small wooden
braces as Waters's shells formerly had. Tho
arrangement OF tho braces 10 also differont.
Tine idea hns been to mako the shells sitter.
and this has been accom- plished. as the tests
OF the shells already madc prove.
The only way to test an eight -oared shell
without putting It in the water and rowing a
horse.reinx aced at either. end OF tho cock
pit. Weights arc then placed across the CEN
tire OF the sh ell. and the amount tho shell Says
in tho centre * K notchsd. The pow shells under
n test Of 100 pounds. vary less than three
ciGhths Of nm inch. whlle former shells have
varied about an inch and a half under similar
tests
In addition to this increased stiffness. which
feature next to llghtness Is the al i'm portant
one for n fast racing shell. tho shells are also
very light. weiGhing without the outriggers.
means n weight Of less thnn'240 pounds. Both
Can't. Ives, and John lartwel are greatly
pleased with tho new boats. and think that
they will prove satisfactory when tested on
the water.
Tho varsity eight will try both boats and
will give one to the freshmen eight
The sun., 1893-06-04

technic Institute and Adelphi Academy boys
and during tour among the Hudson hlVer
school tenms beat everything they met. III
was only when thcy made special trip 10
Sing Sing week ago that they received their
frst defeat THIS was at the hands OF the ,ot.
Johns Military Academy team, VINO hau
special profss ssionnl battery from Mack nlreu
for tho occasion. The record OF their games
is ms follows:
Beat Pratt Institute, Ill: beat Acorn A. C.: 2S-SS
boat ST Phurs Cathedral school, Ill; peat Aneipni
Academy Ip-5; beat Riyerview Mlluary ,Acauelny'
i'll; beat York Military Academy. ls-, beat ieen'
ao-3: beat stevens schoo ii-5 beat Poy,echnic In.
etltute S-3; heat Brooklyn College ot Pharmncy'
.o-l4 beaten by st, Johns Military Academy. l-lo
A great deal Of the success OF tho High
School team is duo to pitcher Ellis II. Aldrich
acores wero kept Aldrich was only hit safely
thirty 1--WE times. en- average Of iess tnah iout
hits to a game. Besides. this he struck out Ut
seventy-seven hattcrs in the snme numbsr ot
games. For three years. since the hign
School have boen tryi ne to get ahead OF foly
and Adelphi. Aldrch has been in the bnT.
and always pitched mn excellent game Alu-
rich graduated from the High School last Feb
ruary, but Is now taking n post-graduate
course He will enter Cornell University next
None OF the present team will be in harness
next season. Manager Bcacham will 60 with
Aldrich to Cornell and Powell Will enter either
Yale or Dartmouth. Tho members OF tho
team supported Aldrich well. Their batting
The sun., 1893-06-04
BUSY ClSOISTS.

George Manley OF the Orange Club sailed =
and built himself last winter
,,Ili The Hoooksn Canoe Club eSmpsd out last
men from the Knickerbocker Club joined
forces with the liobokcn boys.
Club will be held next Saturday afternoon. on
the club house at tho foot Of Fiity.sixth street,
mombsrs Of canoe clubs, the hme M rican Canoe S'
Association or any yacht or sthletic club.
Tho ionkers Canoe Club made their annual
Saturday evening in their big war canoe. and
night as guest; o, the,Nyask boat Cub. They
loving morning. They had party Of ladies'
In tho camp with them.
The BROOKLYN Csno? Club spont Decoration
preceding It, In eamr at Huntington bay. On
Decoration Day they had a race Tor the Pagan
SS S5"s.f sr0ssl Th: esus.s by IYs
miles, twice around a mile and a halt trlsnsle.
and the sail area vas limited to fi;ty.hve
sHIaatR %HIth T. j. Wiltin Second William MEX, NIL Nil:
Davis nth, Winners time. 25 Y minutes.
nos Tas 'sTsbsh S5s o Rs q Rsr RS Sss s
last week at Dundee Lake, near Paterson
TIL. assoelatlen Is composed Q, tho Arlington
Innthe Ciub OF Newark and the Rutherford
Canoe Club were represented except the
as follows:
First Rass7Junior sailing Won BY Georss Manlsy,
Junior paddnaE. Won by d W. Balm, Rutherford;
s15ss GSnIsy orans. sssna Tsirs E.ss,ssn%r
EonFiP S,es.Ssnl.r psdd,!as Won b asSrss Man;
canoes, s,nSls blades Won by Prank NeLsss EutisI'
and PietZ, Rutherford. second
The com blned padding and sail ing race went
to Manley by default and having won the
other two record events. he received the hand
s0nos silYor trophy OF the association
The sun., 1893-06-04
ARNOLD sCHorrLANDER.

As has already been stated in TnR SUM- schotthnder
10 not = professional player lie 10 a man OF great
means and travels good deal His object IN visiting
this country was the Worlds Fair. He does not
intend visit that place until the end Of this month
bat he Will pay his respecs to the Buffalo, Washing
Baltimore and Albany chess clubs during this month
Berxers Gb, IN u1i gives the following information
abou. this chess nthuiAst ARNOLD Sch otlander was
horn at Munsterbuig silssia rrussa, u A[IL. 1sht
nament in 1878 and has since then participated In
the International tournaments at Nuremberg. 1888:
HAMBURG, 1855 and Dresden. 1902"
The sun., 1893-06-04

Manager Beachnm led the team in sacrifice
hitting. In heavy batting Cnyanngh scored
bles apiece Cohen made two homo runs. In
games played tho High school team scored
Benchnm showed great activity and ability in
Arranging games aud handling the team.
The sun., 1893-06-04

A Quick Knockout by Deiawnre's Champion.
wLxrsGroS juno 3.--John stannard. the champion
light weight OF Delaware. knocked out Edward Cart
wright of Warrington D. C.. In one min ute and thirty
seconds TT tho Warren A. &. last night. The men re.
Gently met the turf for $500 purse and stnnnard
won in two minutes and three seconds Last naEht
Cartwright weighed 137 pounds. and stanhard l2oA
pounds.
The sun., 1893-06-04
Yachting Notes OF Interest.

In charge OF capt. sterling.
Col v. Osborn has been appointed Fleet Captain Of
the New Rochelle Yacht Club
The schooneryaeht Fenalla, which has been ft'ing
out at Tebot. ~ ali ready to go in commission.
at Qunn's yard Marbehead, and Ia ready for launch
ing.
j. Perpont Morgan's steam yaeh. corsair has had
her bottom csmented and painted in the Erie Basin
Commodore Sutton Of tho Brooklyn Yacht Club ha,
sppontod Z. II. Chandler Of the soop lroquos fleet
captain OF the club
G. oliver Is,ins schooner yacht Iroquois hauled
out at r.ePMss. yard. City Island yesterday to 10
:, The aotoo. launch Daimler; in charge OF Capt
weeks cruise up the Sound
will hnui II simpsons dry dock East Boston. this
week fos cleaning and paning,
W. Could B-nEaw's schooner yacht Viator has Just
come on the dry dock at lsbo where she has End her
bottom cleaned ana painted She is IN ehaFse OF Capt.
Rear Commodore Ralph n. Eli. Of the New York
hoe Win oG M w% rro was W. ons @ X tT on c
ktruriA last week.
h. n.S ". snrg m Ts s: .na J. FcS Frt
Cub haEs 'snsd Invitations n t%E co,np!men Hry
club on Wednesday evening, June :, al t:Go i, N.
Jhs rorsyis Yacht lab wh1's so .9gss oceanies ne
nr.gatta today on Long Island sound mo course wt
rss @ and h%Irs 10 us "
been received and some close racing is expected tho
kns ol''ss sss OF Robert h'h' Me-
The rnron,a Yacht club litigation was argued before
days ago About ay-ar the club trustees ss scted
plot Of lard adjoining the clnb house at Atlantic
Highlands The price was $4,000 aud 1000 was 10 DO
pad In less than year AZ III" time the paln
$40 hind the contract. hut they rafuse to ar
cept the land OWING TO the cub having M money 10
pay for IT, The brought to npei the trustees
To carry out their contract tue pantH being Ezra r.
Champion. The Chancellor reserved his decision.
VIII Fight Anybody In the World mt ia
Pounds.
For the first time since his decisive victory over
kid" Hogan at Couey Island few months ago Dolly
nght any ia pound man In the world. bar nobody
Lyons told a sUS reporter yesterday that he would
make match 81 FOR the biggest offered and
$500 4sde. He says that he means business, and ~i
show his Willingness IN this direction he
hears from tue aauy as2EIaS lshtsxs N ILL., bSAIs1A
clAsh
The sun., 1893-06-04

White to play and mate in two
GoIur1oNs TO PROBLEMS NOS. 100 AND 13o.
THK suSs sovers seemingly succeeded in again
Srf %araeS to iE Witch lie gwen f.eiy beiow
sps4sa i;.. Eyf' K jtEvi;S i; 90 ns.
iE-kk n T. KIs eks qaks R',s .s
MI n-E o,E II. .. OK KsK-o 0; D 90 3.
EKsKR H. IS s: s. IS nn,s mate.
/, TX .. r-gd :. % kt q. and mates in two
son;on wa G2sw.rd:a BY W,.y My'
sf.s Sew oS T. New
iSrs: Msx ssh%mesGs As. IoTs Er,;. Pes,n"e,
Es"ii Eatse" IN Two Hartford GSnn o;o Weber Brooklyn:
r h1lPa Tcsr ys,. ,Ss.y Ssw CIV CIV
Fred Armstrong. Washington. II. C: Henry W. Smith.
yGn anS ht?%s Ss4 " %'s" S:w
sR NSD.sss oh % ,ss Ssw 9i ard re Rev
junior. New York. send. the following key to
k5 e-Eki k' anT oEs. ks mate; 4
The ,"s Y,n rrseEsa
sSs re"s tssv Mss
Fosr Gse 'S" j. an osis
The following /, the authors so,ntton to No. 1870:
Kk,-B4 j, s. r; . EZt" ~ mate: n.,:
j. .t-B !. K;-K 4 . . xKt. mate
!. kt-B4. kt-Ra; 2.3-k5 mate
J. Kt-Rt. p-Kt4; .. Ok mao.
Correct solutions received from Herbert Yates Yer
bey city, Eugene Carter. Boston,. Mass: Fred Arm.
stfonv. Washington. D. {; Henry ~ smith New YORK;
es Iohenstedt. New York; A New Hand. New YORK:
Henry. i; Meniel. New York: Max. schumacher. New
SH@kyn MSx ETkepSGs HpS, 0GEg Aa0PG ,eh1
ford, New York: +. Y: Mason New YORK; Em,
Brooklyn; $ Tarrent. NewarE, Nj: Walter +. Right.
Brook!yn Ale xandcr Friend. New York still Anoiacr
New YORK: A lovcrof Chess Brooklyn: John Walker
NV I%rS YORK bn ssh%a assr,on Nh M"ssr scr
Jeryis \. y; Charles Wcrrhach Jersey trty. ~ j. F.
son Robinson. Jr New York.
Edwin II. Baldwin. Jersey City y. y. forwarded ad.
ditional correct solutions to Nos. l2I and l23.
coIREspoSDENcE.
Charles r. Notenius. Northampton. Mass.-Much
obEed for your Kind favor George g. Hall New YORK
The solution to No. 12c was published on May Z.
Columbian Chess Congress intends publishing the date
in about fortnight SnbscTp must be arded
TO tho Treasurer +. Rose.
Arnold chottiander. the German chess xpert went
to Philadelphia Thursday in order TO pay friendly
visit to the Franklin Cncss Club the members Of which
club entertained during the week. the Boston
she youth and speaks in high of
him. When told that Psbury WAS at Philnde phih 10
nt once made arrangements for a trip there :" | do
like to sec the lad play chess" said Schottlander
TO suS reporter. and allow me TO add Pi!lsbmry
plays chess. None Of that book chess without a com
bination. but the gesune article Not waiting for
Inv In order to create game over the board which
contains pretty ideas and soundness withsl"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-25

The fourth day began to feel n change That
terrible tiicd feeling began to disapptar. and
when commenced using it my weight was I3t;
pounds; now weigh 1iipounds
MY friends and acquainia ccs arc looking Mt
me with wonder. They think will get PERFECTLY
we'll. make this statement public so that those
/ have been. "
mediciLe." W 'A''
There are thousands of nee pie SUFFERING from,
poor blood, weak nerves. rheumatism NEURALGIA
and other weak timing and painful diseases, who
can Certainly be cured by using Dr. Grcene's
Ncryura blood and nerve remedy It lie purely
for 81. 0' heeP ~
Doctors recommend this remedy because thew
Know 1t cures, and because IL Is the discovery
aud prescription OF noted physician, Dr.
the successful specialist in curing all forms of
nervous and chronic diseases. The doctor can
sonally or by letter
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-25

by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
~ dated September 18th, 1890. and re4o4ied in
inc clerks oaicc OF the county court OF
koanose county In deed, book 8, page
IN executed 10 me, The undersigned, arustee, BY
William vi. j olinsoD, 10 secure unto tho Glade
Land Company the payment OF the sum OF Sis0
~ evidedcet By fifteen notes OF $40 each with
Interest thereon from date, being September 18th,
lSp and default having been made in the pay
ment OF thirteen OF tho sald notes. aud having
been reQue sted TO do so by ahs beneficiary III
said deed OF trmst, l via on SATURDAY,
THE s9IM DAY OF APRIL, 1873, AT
IL O'CLOCK, +. NJ, offer fors sale at
public auction to the highest bidder, In
front OF the office Of VI, a. redigo Il Co, in
.hc town OF Niuton, tho following lot OF land,
known as lot No. : IL block No. II as shown on
the map OF the. Glado Land Company, which
land lies in the county OF Roanoke, state OF
Virginia, portion OF which is in the corpora
ton limits OF tbs town of Vinton.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray the cxpens
of executing said trust, Including a trustee
computation OF per cent, and 10 discharge the
whols OF said notes due and unpaid. Balance, it
a.y IN ono and TWO years from date.
$50 ids, GEO, STACK, trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-25

plunge bath, swan to the other end,
seized huge white sheet from the
astonished attendant, and rushed mad
ly up the stairs to the cooling-rooms.
The attendant followed anxiouslv.
inquiring the cause of my excitement
1.-The man with the tattoo marks on
the soles of his feet" / exclaimed:
"whcre is hc?-wherc is hep
by this time my curious appearance
had attracted considerable attention.
when a small boy attendant ran up.
do You mean tall gentleman, with
black hair and tuft of hair on his
chin like goat?'
THAT'S the man." l almost shrieked.
"Well, sir, he's gone. He went
almost as soon rs he came up from the
hot room. He said he couldn't stop,
and he told me to say that if anyone
asked, he had forgotten an appoint
mcnt and would not be at the dinner
party tomorrow"
was too Inundated Tor words. Here
had been my real chance, and | had
missed it. The very man 1 had been
wanting to catch had caught me and
fairly taken the wind out of my sails
by his cool cheek. All that did catch
was a very severe cold indeed, and a
conviction that had made n decided
fool OF myself in the eyes Of the Turk
ish bath people.
dined the next evening with my
American client, but 1 didn't tell him
now near l had been to earning his
dollars.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-25
HOSPITAL SECRETS.
They Often Meet With Cases.
Which Battle Them.
And the Very Caaes They Fail In Yield to a
Simple Remedy-The Curiosity of Poo
pie Amply satisicd on This Subject.

:, We do rot believe in publishing the secrets OF
hospitals, but very often they make failures to
SuIc wnen u remedy we know OF has afte rwards
pcifec y and completely cured.
u; n wen known and highly respected gentleman.
W N. Lowers 10y name, who sides ut III Eas t
experience ns II lows:
wo years ago was token down with rhcu-
rclief and spent ali | had and ives no better.
ton. 80 Wv ii
II was taken to ST. Francls uospitaI NJ Co,um.
BUS where the best doctors OF the State could try
their Skill. got no better
"Then they took me to St Anthony Ilospi,nl
In the same city. The doctor said / conld not
get well, that nothing would cure me-
i went homo thinking never could get we'll
got worse anu wctt to the drug sore to get
something, TO relieve INC OF my suffering. I
talked with the druggist aboat DIR. Grccne's Ner-
OF II and commercial using IL N..'N
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-25
TRUsrnEs. sAr,rn. / I
s THE , 18th DAY OF April, 1sss, AT 10
descr,bs ~ d.; 70 me highest bidder the property
utsSIipe0 IN inc said deed as follows.

THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL, fss3. Ar 10
GCLUCk H., TO the highest bidder fhs pror.,tSS
ucscrlbed In the said deed as followss f'Sf-.'y
TnHinnlDg st point on the northeast cornar
y. Fiac ana Border streets, Themes with pine
s s soiih 73) degrees, Weight
SoS1 mInstes east three Sgndrcd ano Ffty.tyyo
anu SIX nths (S52O feet to- ho line OF the prom
erty ownsd by the Belmont Land Comia1py
,hence w,7s the said Belmoi Land CoInpany.ss
une, Dorth six ~ degrees. west ono hundred and
ESty-iour and ninc-tenths (fst9, feet IN an
alIsy, thence with said alley soush seyentv.fbres
No. hnnS SesIees mt t5S minSes west threo
fnunote9 ana nilctccn and six4enths C3Igfl
s,,oa 10 potnor street thence with Border street
s,esiI l.2l ucsSses hteen-ninc (59j minutcs wesr
Sne hundred anss seventy QIUJ feet DO The brgin
9hS contafring 1tty-seycn thous and enc hun,freiJ
Ssft thtrty-scven p7,:3D sonare fees rnrc M
1925, anu known - fcts s, 8, 10 H. 1o n aud IA
seeion seven a. on, plan OF Eoanokc Land and
prGvcmcrts the con ' 800 -
a, er'ps OF sale tss elected and detcru incd nv
,ue rcahoke Land asst Improvement Company
ny sIrtufc OF the said !es Il OF tri,st II ns follows.
for cash rs to o nI sh of the preccs tls "a may
" se.ssaTy 10 uettsy he expenses OF ex ccutiug
ans su.s slSst, lnciudiDg trustees commission of
nno YET ccut., aud 10 pay or ~ d DISCHARGE the
ihoaneSe Land and Improvement Company "a
nc,S siuoeIore set forth. and 10 the sum OF
Soi:3n with interest thereon from Sentembc-
~. io.>r the same shall be made PAYABLE. ON The
aita Wy OF september, 1883, and the residue if
a.. y, snss &c made payable in two equal animal
de-, rom date OF sale, with intercs from
uatc o. salc II def - cd payments to be n onnriv
secured by deed OF trust avon Tho nronnrtv 60 =
,., JOSEPH /. DORIAN trustee "
Inc property above has bc,n foid Inv the
grantors aheNe and the payne is assumed bx
is'' No"Nees' 3S6 I'd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-25

RI VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUS ST DATED
- thG ?ist day OF March, 1851 and OF record In
inc clerks Office OF the CORPORATION court for the
Wv! vi Roanoke, Va, In decd book a., mage ~
cNscatcu ny J.. V. llumgnrdner To the under.
signed tihstee 10 secure to Thomas w. Miller tho
payment or the sum Of 81 30 In two equal animal
insialmt nts with inter est from date NJ oviC rnced
nearing even date with said deed, each I'm the
sum OF sou. made by the said T. " Bnmpnrdner
payaoic 10 the said Thomas W. Miller or ordr
IN onc ana two years respectively after untc mr.
the commercial National Bank II Roanoke Va
a"u ueianit having occurred in tho payment OF
tnc ,Hst que OF said notes, and at the request OF
me holder thereof, will, ON SATURDAY. TiiE
~ DAY OF MAY, 1893, AT IL O'CLOCK Nj.
III Font or the courthouse, In the CITY of Ronn
oRc va, proceed IL sell at public auction To- The
Il gnest bidder, all those tain lots OF parcels of
iahd III the city OF Roanoke, State of Virginia
ana bounded and described as follows IL wit.
Beginning Mt the southeast corner of ORANGE
avenue ana thirteenth street, thence with Orange
avenue sonth III degrees 0l minutes ~ seconds
enst Ni2 feet TO point, thcccc eouth 10 ccrrees
% minutes 10 seconds west aln feet 10 an nlcy
- seconds west 90a feet to thirteenth ,ircets
thence with Thirteenth street north 10 degrees Is
minute. 10 seconds cast 2lO feet 10 the nl,cr or
ocS ming, and designated on the MelrCs Land
'nmpany : may of the MelrOse addition to the
CITY o. Roanoke as lots Nos. !, = 3 and s. In sec
ton 20 " y 80 ~
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost If
executing this trnst and to pay the said past due
Lotc OF S9oO. and interest, md y to the residue
II any there be. the same shall be payable In one
ana two years from da c or sale in eonal install.
ments, with interest FROM date of sale and secured
by decd Of trust. ROY b. SMITH
IL tus Trustee.