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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST D ATEn
~ on the End day OF December, 1850 and re-
corded In the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
page 200, NJ. G. Morris conveyed to the under
signed trustee certain real estate therein de-
scr1bed IN trust to secure TO the Roanoke Trust
the sum OF S2,050. evidenced by certain ne0ntio
BILE notes therein set ont and whereas defan1t has
been made in the payment OF part OF said debt
th na Gen sSa a SO 70 % y the
DAY OF AUGUST, 1s9'. in front of the conrt-
mouse In the city of Roanoke, Va, proceed 70
seil al puolc auc'ion. to the highest bidder nj
II o CLOCK IN all OF that certain parcel of land
lying in the city OF Roanoke. Va described ma
follows: as
Beginning at the northeast corner of Elm
ana Roanoke streets. thence north degree 30
minutes west 81 feet thence north $ degrees cast
li6 feet, thence sou'h degree 30 minutes east III
feet, thence south IS deg west !4G feet 10 tho
place OF beginning, exoepi. however. a certain
follows: Beginning on the north side or Elm
street 96 feet east OF Roanoke street thence cast
crly with Elm street 80 feet to a point thence
northery Gi feet to point. thence wcstwardly 80
feet to point, thence soui hwardly "a sci 10
Elm street the place OF beginning. which parcel
mas heretofore towi' or the 10th day OF Deem
ber, lS'l been released from the operation OF
this deed of trust by deed of release
TERMS: Cash a. to enough to nav mast duo
notes and interest. amounting 10 about $500 and
The cost OF executing this IT, 81. $3.50 payable in
monthly payments OF SIS each. beginning to
fall due on the End day of September, a3 and
continuing 10 fall due on the 2nd day OF each
month thereafter Tor thirty-scven {3) consecntivc
months with interes, on each of the said payments
from the 2nd DAY OF December. 1852: balance, il
any, payable IN one and Two years from the GATE
OF this sale with interest, deferred payments 10 he
secnred by deed OF trust on the property cold
This property has on 1t large and comforta.
1!e frame dwelling and r. located on one OF the
~Nst ">sirahle.resid"nc" s.r.c,a In the civ. Wv
7Stts 5. ". JAMESON Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

|R1 VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DATED
- the l5th day OF October. 1891, and recorded in
PIE clerks office OF the Hastings Court for Il G
'city OF ROANOKE, executed to me by II. r. Jami
lson to secure the Roanoke Gas and Water Com
lpany the payment OF the sum OF 50 300. PAYABLE
I'm % equal instnllmcnts OF 500 each, PAYABLE
levcry four months, with interest at per cent on
leach payable every four months, said Install
]ments being evidenced by negotiable notes and
default having been made In the payment OF thu
asst three or said instaments, ana having been
occurred by the beneficiary under said deed so to
DULY, 1893, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, either in person
3or by attorney, orer for sale at public anction to
me highest bidder, in front of the courthouse for
fhe city of Roanoke all those two certain parcc,s
&r tracts OF land lying in the city OF Roanoke,
9State OF Virginia, in that part thereof known as
ainsborongh, that were conveyed to the Roa
fioKc Gas and Water Company by 7. L. Terry and
flary 5. Terry hie wife, by deed dated 18th De-
aemncr, 1890, and recorded in the clerks Office of
$nla, in deed book &C. page -, special reference
bcng hereby made to said deed as parr hereof
8or more particular description of said land,
chat was conveyed by the said Roanoke Gas and
Water Company to A. F. Brooks and j. F. Cooper
Ny deed dated July 14th 1884, and designated and
j escribcd as follows:
BEGINNING at point on the north side OF
gains borough avenue and NJ the southwest cor.
per of property decide by i. l.. Terry to the Roa-
Poke Gas and Water Company, thence along
5iaipsborough avenue north sixty-five DEGREES
minutes cast thirty and one one-hun-
!3redth feet to point, theRce north twcRty-tnree
$egrees ten minutes west sixty.four and thirty
8ve one hundredths feet TO n point thence south
diAty.hve degrees thirty-five minutes west thirty
3no one one hundredth feet TO II post corner OF
vince, thence, along the westerly boundary OF
property decided by Z. l.. Terry to the Roanoke
{as ana Water Company sonth twenty.thIcc de-
9arees ten minutce east sixty-four and thrty.fve
enc hnndredths feet to the place OF beginning,
,331ntalnlng l,''3l square feet. more or less
~ TERMS; Cash as to nough to pay ali costs and
8larges attending the execution OF this trust.
3{{id to pay the instalments due al the date OF
81 s' and interest from the 18th day Of February.
81 10 and trustees commission OF per centum.
4 i33ugh OF the purchase money for that purpose
aa!ning instalments will become due, and the
IN idue, II any TO be payable ~ mo, tbs from
3alte; all deferred payments TO be evidenced nv
~ cotiable rotes and 10 bear per cent. interest
sd ID TO be securtd by deed of trust upon tho prop
"A ~ sold. JOS. l. DORAS TrnstreP
81 g ids
n The above sale has been postponed by mutual
~ Mt until Friday, August Il, 1893 at same
$ ace ard hour. JOS. /, DORIAN
III j us Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28
LUCIAN II. COOKE,
j. w. SHIELDS, JR.,
723 tds.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A DE,IK.
L able lot OF land NJ the northeast corner OF
Marion and Jefferson streets-By virtue of a
deed OF trust from j. Il Ellie to the undersigned
1891. and recorded In the Office of the clerk OF the
llustings Court for the city or Roanoke in deed
book No. I'll, page i2i default having been made
in the payment OF one OF the notes red by the
said deed; and being required so to do by the
Roanoke building Company, the holder OF the said
note. shal,, ON TUESDAY. AUGUST
ETH 1898, AT TIE HOUR OF IL O'CLOCK
NOON, proceed TO sell by public auction, al the
'front.' door OF the courthouse, in the city OF Roa
noke. the land conveyed by the said deed OF trust
and therein escribed as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land king and
hcing in the city OF Roanoke Va, bounded and
described ns follows: Beginnin. at II point on the
northeast corner OF Marion ana Jefferson streets
Uormerly Meade street,, thence with Jefferson
street north degrees ~ L. mites east 80 feet 10
point on the same. thence south 80 degrees ~
minutes east li5 feet 10 ar alley thence with said
alley south deeiees 30 minutes west so feet to
Marion street. thence with Marion street north
~ degrees ~ minutes west lis feet to the uoini
OF beginning. and designated "a lot No 3 OF the
plot OF the property conveyed TO the Roanoke
Building Company by the Home Building and
Conveyance Company.
TERMS: Cash ss 10 so much ot the proceeds OF
sale a. may be necessary to dcfray the expenses
OF executing this trust. and 10 pay on aud dis.
charge note Tor SGti G1, with interest thereon
from the 2rd day OF February, 1851, until paid:
e remainder TO be paid AT such time and secured
IN such manner a. the said j. X. Ellis or his
assigns may prescribe and direct: aud IN the
went OF his or their falufe Ia rive such direc.
ton. he remainder Will he PAYABLE In two equal
lhstAIWenis, one anu two years from the day OF
sale, each instament carrying interest and
10 tds
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

thUoTEE'S ~ALE Of DESIRABLE RESI-
dcnce properly 'y virtue OF n decd OF trust
dated the 18th day OF jnly, 1891. from w j and
l. Blair, Jr to AlexandeF Neil in trust TO Sc
cure The Middle Stsp- Loau. binding and Con-
-truction Comptuy ~ lagetstown, Md, the
payment oi SO ~, interest. dues and nnes, aud
ceia.'t tQyirg occlucd In tlc payment OF in.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ the 10Th cay OF October, 1890, and or record
III the clerks Office OF the corporation court for
the city OF Roanoke. Virginia, in deed book IS.
page lis, execute, by the Central Investment
company to the undersigned, in trust to secure
20 Charles Lyle the payment OF the Gum OF 81 i.
t5oUS evidenced by two interest bearing negoti-
able notes OF even date with said deed each in
the sam of SS25.Ol made by the Central Invest.
mcnt Company and payable to the said Charles
Lyle or ORDER IN one and two years respectively
after date, NJ tue Commercial National Bank OF
Roanoke, Virginia, and default having occurred
in the payment or the last dne OF said notes and
at the request OF the holder thereof Will ON
TUESDAY THE ISL DAY OF AUGUST, Is93
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, In front OF the Courthouse
IN the city OF Roanoke, Virginia. proceed TO sell
ut public auction TO the highest bidder a that
certain LOT or parcel OF land lying and being in
the city Of Roanoke, Virginia. aud described NJ
follows, to wit:
beginning NJ point OF the west side Of Nelson
street 100 feet south OF Robertson street thence
north ~ degrees west 95 feet TO 9 point thence
south degrees west 80 feet to point thence
south IS degrees east o. feet TO Nelson street
thence with Nelson street north , degrees east
80 feet to the place of beginning.
TERMS OF SALE Cash a. to enough 10 nav
the cost OF executing this trust and TO nav the
pact due note subject 10 credits rs follows:
) 30 O2 as or the iilh day OF October, lS,2 and
SO a. OF the 18th day OF October. 1891 and AZ TO
the rcsidne. II any there he, the same shall lie
payable IN one aud two cars from date OF sale
III equal nstalmcut- with interest from date OF
sale and secured hv deed OF trust
- TIts w MILLER
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TRUSTEES, SALES.

terest, dues aud fines for more than ak months.
as provided therein. aud at the request OF said
company so 10 90 and said company clecfiug TINT
inc, inc whole amount due by said Blairs shall be
ITsMnnuRSDAY, lHE 10TH DAY Or AUGUST.
1878. AT 1913, O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the premises
III tue city OF Roanoke, Va. proceed to
s &c AT pnoiic auction TO the highest bidder ali
s1 vaiuatle parcel OF land lying In said city
Beginning at point on the nor,h side n, A,,..
ghany place 1855 feet west OF Park street thence
WI, VIE alieshany place south So degrees west so
zee! 70 Io.nt on same. thence north s degrees
eas. iVo ieet TO an alley. thence with said alley
noiIn 81 degrees ~ minutes cast 5Ol6 feet to
point on same, thence south degrees west lOe AZ
feet to the place OF beginning
Inc total amount OF said Blairs' said Indebted.
ness now amounts TO S5,S56.65
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
-, ALEXANDER NELL
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

-sBy mutual consent OF all parties the above sale
Is postponed until Tuesday August s. lisa, nj The
same place and hour. j. ALLEN Wa rTS,
LLAMA
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

RusTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
estate IN the city OF Roanoke Under and bv
virtue OF deed q: trust dated the nth day OF
March, lS!, and % record in the clerks otfice OF
the corporation court for the city OF Roanoke, in
deed book IL, page il2. executed by Annie G.
Mcnamara and NJ. +. Mcnamara. her husband
10 the unders igned trustee 70 secure 10 Joseph
IL. McCanFey the sam OF Si,333.Si, evidenced BY
TWO certain Understanding negotiable notes OF
5000. each, or even date with said ed OF trust
made by Annie .. Mcnamara and payable To
Joseph IL. McCarrey or order in one and two
years respectively from their date al the Com
mercial National Bank or Roanoke. Va and de-
iaalt having occurred in the payment Of the last
due note, and AZ the request or the nodcr thereof
VIII. ON TUESDAY, Isl DAY OF AUGUST,
so IN front oi he courthouse or HoqnoSe city,
~ o CLOCK y. IN. stl ~ puhllc auction to the
highest bidder al thar certain parcel OF land lying
in the city OF Roanoke, Va, snd described az fol
lows; known and described ~ lot No ? II sec
ton J, o:the Rogers, Sarfax and Houston adai-
ton 10 the city Oi Il NuoSe. Va.
TERMS or SALE Cash as 70 enough to pay
the cost OF executing this trust and 10 pa' the
rRio past due no'e, ana ~ 10 the residue, II any,
thc same snIil tc payable IN one and two years
rom day OF sse, wfh interest FROM isy OF
sale THoS. ", MILLER.
II Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

by mutual consent the above sale has been
and hour r'"'
j. ALLEN WATTS,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

The above sale has been postponed by mutual
~ Mt until Friday, August II, 1893, at same
Cc ard hour. JOS l. DORIAN
j IDS Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28

By mutual consent the foregoing sale has bccn
postponed until Tuesday, August LIST, ISq3 nj Inc
same hour ana place
RUSH L. DERR Trnstoo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
The Sheriff OF Chautauqua County,
New York, Wanted Them at
Dunkirk.
He Thought They Might Be Needed
at the Brooks Locomotive
Works.
One Company Sent, When tho Sheriff, or
AssuranceS From the Strikers,
Changes His Mind.

DuNKIRK, N. Y, Jan. 29.-At one O'Clock
this morning Sheriff Jennsr, OF fChautauqua
county, came to the conclusion that tho
strike at the Brooks Locomotive works wns
30 serious as to warrant calling for troops.
lie telegraphed Brig.-Gen, Doyle at Buf-
falo that no could not handle the strike
without nilitary assistance. The Thirteenth
separate company, of Jamestown. pro-
ceeded to Dunkirk this morning. There 10
intense excitement here tonight and
trouble of serious character is antici-
pated. The Brooks people evidently intend
to bring in force Of men sufficient to run
the works. The strikers have made serious
threats.
The strike. which began a month ago,
was caused by the riveters in the boiler de-.
partment refusing to work under certain
cont actors. alleging inhuman treatment.
Lack of boilers made it necessary to lay off
men in other departments. and now aboat
600 mon are out of employment. The
Brooks people engaged Philadelphia men
to take the strikers' places and brought
them here yesterday by special train. Yes
terday President Hinman received infor-
nation that threats Lad been made against
the worke and the now employees, and the
protection of Sheriff Jenper was asked.
That official at once appealed to Gen.
Doy le as precautionary measure.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
OFF FOR HONOLULU,
The Nohican sails and O:her Government
ships viii Eullow.

The Mohican sails and other Government
ships Will Fo'iow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnn. 29.-The United
States hagship Mohican. Rear Admira
Skeritt, sailed for Honolulu early this
morning. The Ranger is expected to leave
to-morrcw, and the Adams will lenve Mare
islauG Tuesday. he greatest activity is
seen at the navy yard
The coast defense vessel Monterey. which
has just been completed ut the Union iron
works. will be turned over to the govern
Ment tomorrow. and taken to the navy
yard at Mare island, where she will be mndo
ready for sea.
At n conference last night be-
tween the Hawaiian commissioners
and representatives of several firms
Interested in tho Hawaiian trace. tho COM
missioners explained the purposes OF the
revolutionary movement in detail and do
clared that on the day tho queen was over
thrown Tho only thing that p! evented an
outbreak among the natives was the landing
of the aailors and matlnes from tho United
states stenmer Boston. After full dis
cuSslon the business men present agreed to
take action In urging congress to annex the
islands.
The morning papers to-day devote great
space to the Hawaiian matter. Interviewa
with business men. etc, show Shat views
differ but the press editorials are Il unit in
urging determined policy on tho part of
the United States government. which will
prevent any other foreign power gaining
possession of the islands.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
BUT TWO ARE CHOSEN.
Carlisle and Lamont the Only Cabinet Ger
tainties So Far.

Carlisle and Lamont the Only Cabinet Ger.
tainties So Far.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Jan. 29.-It was Iearnad
to-day that Cleveland had filled only two
positions in his cabinet with certainty,
Carlisle for the treasury and Lamont for
che navy. 1t wns understood here last week
that Bayard had accepted the state port
folio, but it now seems the report was pre-
mature. From ons in close touch with
Cleveland it WAS learned that the
president -elect would probably select
his former partner. Wilson S. Bissell, OF
Buffalo, for tho attorney genersship.
Among others who, it ID said, arc being
considered for cabinet positions by Mr..
Cleveland are Geo. V. GRAY. of Indiana;
Senstor Morgan, of Alabama; Gov. Russell,
of assaoLusetts: Hoke Smith, of Georgia;
Patrick Collins. of Mnssa chusetts, and Don
IA, Dickinson.
In an interview to-day Cleveland said:
"'rhe date il now at hand whom must
have moro time to myself than since the
election. Most OF my time has been do
voted TO interviews which were not un-
pleasant and not Improbable, but other
things are now pressing which require my
uninterrupted consideration. Say for mo
through the press that l shall
be at my office in New
York every day. with perhaps
one exception. during the week commence
ing Jan. 30 and after Feb. shalt ie,nain
at Lakewood. where hope to be undis-
turbed i'll the work which will impsratively
demand my attention. | also especially
desire that from now until this 4th OF
March letters hs addressed to me nt the
Mills building, New York"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
OPPOSED TO DIVISION.
The People of Park County Object so Los
ing Part OF 1t.

The People of Park County Object so Los
ing Part OF 1t.
LIVINGSTON, Jan. 29.-[ Special. Rum ors
that a movement was on foot to divide Pa X
county have been in circulation in this
city for several days past and excited con-
siderable adverse criticism. When, how
ever, The INDEPENDENT arrived Tonight
conveying the information that Senator
Hatch had Introduced bill to create new
county by taking part of Park there was
great Indignation among the citizens. Re-
monstrances that had been previously pre-
pared were Immediately circulated and are
expected to be signed by every taxpayer in
this locality. A mass meeting was held in
Red Lodge lass night and the protest Of
that section will also be sent to Helena.
Rsmonstranoss will be sent in from nearly
every other portion of the county also i'll
the hope Of accomplishing the defeat of
the measure. 1t is charged that the bill
been sprung without any notice and that
Senator Hatch and Representative Van
Cleve. who are attempting to have it
passed., were both pledged to work
against county division. 1t was this issue
that defeated Dr.. Fox, of Red Lodge, DEM
ooratio candidate for the senate. The pas
age of the measure would be regarded Us an
act of great injustice by very large major
lty of the tax-paying citizens of the county,
and ii is not regarded with favor anywhere
except possibly in Zig Timber. which in the
bill is designated as the county seat Of the
proposed new county.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30
FIRE AT GREAT FALLS.
Tho Clothing OF the Fireman and the
Ruined Building Jncased in Ice.

Tho Clothing Of the Firemsn and tho
Ruined building Jncased in Ice.
GREAT FALLS. Jan. Especial. Fire
completely Rutted the two story brick
veneered buildings at tho northeast corner
Of First avenue south, and Second street
this morning. II caught in the second
story from a defective fluo and spread rup.
idly. An alarm was turned in about G:3O n.
Tn., and by the time the fire,nen had water
ON the flames the wood work and plastering
was burning on both floors. Tns tiremen
soon had the fro under control, and by
hard work prevented the adjoining build
iHgs, which are frame, from being de-
stroyed, though they were more or less
damaged by water. Tho intense cold was
hard on the hrsmen. They worked l:ks
beavers and their clothes were incased in
ice. They kept several streams playing on
the flames until tho last spark vas ex-
tinguishsd. The building wGs owned by
Dan Condor, of Neihsrt, and is
total loss. IL was fully insured.
". j. Casey ran saloon and fnro
tables on .he first floor and used the sec
ond story for club room. He managed to
save some furniture and part of tho bar
fixtures and goods. His loss is about
81 800, partially insured. Tho loss on the
building 10 about $4,000 A small barber
shop on the enat and pawn shop on the
north were damaged by water and ios to the
extent OF about $500. The walls OF the
ruined building and the adjoining side
walk are completely covered with a heavy
coating of ice which makes sight worth
seeing. The Building will be rebuilt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-30

tion OF Hawaii by tho United States might
be regarded AZ counter move to fortify-
ing Esquimault. The bulk OF the Hawaiian
trade being with tho Unitei States we are
not surprised there should bs desire for
closer nnion with that power"
Tho Dnilv Telegraph says: "The affair
wenrs the aspect of n successful attempt by
American intriRuora to subvert tho existing
order OF things in favor, first, Of them
Selves next. Of what 10 impossible. annex-
alton. We could not allow the United
States to annex the Islands, even II tho o.
the idea to be entertained. The native
Rovernment ought to be restored, for tho
revolution Is the work of discon tented, self
ish foreigners, chiefly Yankees"
The Daily Chronicle says: Europe has
NOT any great concern with Hawaii. Never
theless the queen has rights which ssoma
TO have received ecant respect from tho
leaders OF the movement. Events had not
given to q section of the foreign population
the right to oust the lawful sovereign.
Anxiety for the welfare of the natives
seems to havo been less Of motive with
the American party than desire TO further
their own interests"
The Standard says: ut is not likely that
the good sense of the American people will
permit them to assume this responsibility
winch Wonld be found onerous and un-
profitable. or to claim an OF tenaive infiu-
ence which would be opposed and resented
by other powers having equal intei ests 1T
stake. II Is true the United States could
not allow any other power to annex the
islands, but none has such an ambition"
The Times Gays: rs s difficult TO see
how compliance with Mr.. Dole's request
can be be reconciled with existing Amer
loan institutions. 1t seems plain, how
ever, that the state Of things that existed
lately cannot continue longer. Something
must be done. The question is what, and
by whom? The Samoan prscedens is not
altogether encouraging. Nevertheless, it
seems POSSIBLE some such scheme may be
executed ultimately
The Daily News says: "The overthrow of
the queen seems to be an American coup.
hawaii being the key to the whole group
the Americans, once they are in possession
OF 1t, would not find any difficulty in
making themselves masters Of the others.
Europe, however, has necessities in the
same quarters and Honolulu ia the only
coaling station on the mail route between
San Francisco and Auckland