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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-19

lPUBLic SALE
WIN be sold at public sale at Adams
station. Christiana hundred, on
ON THURSDAY. JUNE ~, 1903,
Att o'clock p. M.
40 first olass Lancaster county cows frest
and springers. Also few stock bulls
rms is an extra lot OF cows, and thom
who purchase will get God ones, Term
GO days. ROBERT MERRIt,K'
J. g. Robinson. Auc,
Ellis Hicks, clerk. ITO
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BY AMBROSE s. o1rEY.

Verses Commencing With Letter '.Z.'
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BeEinning Sunday. June 18th. tran
leaves french Street Station daily. 81
Ioep. wednesdays $50 a. M; "Wednesday
Fare for tho round trip. Soc. jei7.sf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-29

'schoolmastcr'-that is, us u teacher of
navigation to those on the sailing vessel
who desired to perfect themselves in the
mathematical techncalities of u nautical
career. Lippett, although but seventeen
years old, had just completed IL collegiate
education, and through family influence
got his billet" on the famous war frigatc
Constellation. When the Atlantic was
crossed he decided to exchange figures for
fighting and Intellectually endcavorcd to
secure n commission in the army of one of
the then contending factions in Portugal
Because he asked that Lafayettc's influence
DO cXcrtcd in his behalf ho became nc
quainted with that distinguished friend of
freedom, and SO CHANGED to be one of the
mourners Mt mis- funeral, which occurred
not long after.
The Goth day of May, 1884, will long be
memorable i'll French history. Tho weather
was hot and the people were raging be-
cause King Philippe had sent only empty
carriages to represent the royal family ut the
funeral of the idol of the nation. Says tho
general:
I'VE could SEQ that this action of tho
king was causing the widest excitement
among the throngs on the avenues and
bouleyarls, and the long lines of infantry
fully armed and equipped, far rs the eye
could reach, simply intensified the gradu-
ally growing hum and Kissing from the
populace. 1t appeared rs if all the regular
troops of the Kingdom had been summoned
to Paris for the occasion, but our wonder
was soon to be satisfied. Exactly two
years before, during the funeral of Gen
eral La Marquc, the Paris republicans
dashed upon the military escort, seized the
coffin as it was borne along and rallied
mob, whose revolution lasted three days
only, however, although marked by the
severest kind Of fighting and bloodshed.
Philippe's secret police, it seems, had dis
covered that another such outbreak was
being planned for May 90, while Lafay-
cites obsequies were in progress, and the
unusually largo military escort had been
provided to nip the proposed revolution in
the bud. The foresight of the cabinet sue
ceeded, but there was IL great deal of con-
flict and promiscuous firing before it did"
General Lppett returned to America in
1888 and took up the profession of law
after the conclusion of the Mexican war,
through which he fought with gallantry
and distinction. His career as jurist was
temporarily interrupted by the civil war,
and ten years ago he retired from active
practice. In 1891 he assisted mt entertain
ing the French officers who came to the
United States for the purpose of taking
part in the celebration ut Yorktown Of
Corvallis surrender
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implicitly and Luxury.

The recent announcement that Prince
Bismarck suffered financial loss in Il dis
aster ut Milwaukee was tho first intclli-
gence that had reached the American pub
lie at large that he had invested portian
OF his fortune in the United States. lie
has lived frugally and piled up money. 1t
is said of him. and also of the late Count
Won Moltkc, that their Spartan simplicity
extended even TO the use Of iron camp beds
for sleeping purposes.
Strongly contrastcd with this is the cx-
travagance of an East Indian prince who
had couch made in Paris mt enormous
expense. 1t was constructed partly of sill
yer, with large female figures Mt the corners
each holding Al delicate looking fan. The
weight of the slecpcr's body set certain
machinery in motion. which caused the fig
ures to keep the fans gently in motion-an
ingenious luxury in II hot climate. Bytouch-
ing IL spring large musical box was made
to give forth soft music as further incen-
tive to slumbcr Another bedstead made
of silver is said to have been occupied by
the German emperor during his visit to the
sultan 1t had oriental curtains of sur
passing richness, heavily embroidered with
gold
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by Virtue OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
, August IS, 1892, and duly recorded in the
clerks office or the Hastings Court for tho city
OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 20, page 1856
whereby George w. Priddy and wife conveyed
the property hereinafter described to George j.
pcct, trustee, to secure to he National Mutual
building and Loan Al sociation, OF New York. com
plinncc with certain bond OF even date with said
cccd executed by said George w Priddy in the
penal sum OF Si,sUO, and conditioned for the pay
mcnt OF S2,a0O 10 the said association, With in
tcrcst in monthly instalmcnts OF $3.50 yer
month according to the terms contained in the
bylaws and in said bond snd deed of trust, and
for the performance OF other conditions and cove
nants OF said bond and deed OF trust, and upon
Gefault in any of which for three months the
trustee upon being requested so to do, TO sell the
property therein conveyed. and whereas tic
undersigned has been appointed rs trustee, sub
stitutcd i'll tho place and stead of said George j
Poet, by the liustings Court Tor the city of ltoan
okc, Va, ana whereas the said conditions and
payments have bee cefaultcd in more than three
months, and upon hei requested and directed
In writing so To do by the beneficiary, the said
OF New York, will, pursuant to the power and
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~ ids

PI VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
- December 4. 1891, and duly recorded in the
OF Rosnokc, State OF Virginia, deed book 40, page
3G7. whereby William j. Blair and Lycurgus
Blair, Ir., conveyed the property hereinafter de-
cure the National Mutual Building and Loan As
ISOLATION, of New York, the payment OF two
thousand (s2,tND dollars, as evidenced by their
certain bond executed to said National Mutual
building and Loan Association, of New York, in
the penal sum OF 81, 10 and conditioned TO pay
the eaid sum OF S2,L0' together with all interest,
premium. uues, hhcs, etc, in the manner and
upon the terms set forth in said bond and decd of
trust-which provides for the payment of said
sum, together with premium and interest, in
monthly instruments OF $50 per month until the
maturity OF the shares in said association upon
which this loan was made according to the by
laws oi said association; said shares are certi-
icatc No. 91l9, issue d go sharcs-upon which
this loan or advancement was made and secured
referred To upon the hereinafter de-
scribcd property and default having been
made in tic payments and conditions for more
than three months, and the undersigned, having
hccn appointed by the Hastings Court of The
city of Roanoke, Va, rs trustee, substituted in
the place and stead of said George j. Peet, and
having been heretofore requested and directed in
writing SO to do by Il c beneficiary in said dec
OF tru.t, the said National Mutual Building and
Loan Association OF New York i shall, pursuant
to the power and authority conferred in said decd
OF trust and according to the terms thereof pro.
the city OF Roanokc, State of Virginia, ON
THURSDAY, MARCH ,, 1873, AT 1880 O'CLOCK
j. NJ, 10 tho highest bidder the property con-
veycd in the said deed of trust described as fol-
lows To wit:
Situate and being in the city OF Roanoke, State
of Nirsnin Beginning nj II point on the north
side of Luck street lii feet west of Park street
and running thence north degrees cast - feet
to point, thence south 50 degrees west IS feet
to point, thence south degrees west 80 feet to
the north side OF Luck street, thence with Luck
street north s. degrees Is feet tho place OF
beginning.
TERMS Cash RUSH U. DERR,
80 ids Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

PI NlRrUE OF DEED OF TRUST ATEO
II December t. 1881. and duly recorded in the
oil'c u tho clerk of the lln thugs Court OF the
city or Roau0se, Va, in decd book 40. page $50,
whereby William j Blair and I.ycurgus Blair
Jr. conveyed to George j. Poet, trustee. the
her matter described property, in trust To secure
to the National Mutual building and Loan Asso-
citation. OF New York, the compliance with car
tain penal bond executed OF even date with the
said decd in the sum OF $4,000. conditioned for
the payment OF $4,000 loaned advanced to
them upon twenty shares OF stock in said associ
alton in certificates Nos. $3.50, issue ID s. and
9ll9, issue ID q. To be repaid with interest in the
maricr aud upon the terms set forth in said bond
and decd watch provides for the repayment OF
said sum III monthly instruments OF S32 per
month until the maturity or said certificates OF
stock according to the bylaws OF said associate
and the performance or ether conditions
and covenants OF said bond and decd OF
trust. and upon default in any OF said
to cell the property conveyed in said decd; and
whereas default having been made for more than
thrcc months in compliance and payments, and
the undersigned having been appoim cd by the
Hastings Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, M
trustee. substituted III the place and stead OF said
George >: Poet. and having been requested and
the said Nation al Mutual Building and Loan As
ISOLATION of New York, shall, pursuant to the
power and authority conferred in said deed of
trust proceed to sell at public auction. on the
prtmi-es, In the city OF Roanoke. Va, on
THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1Sy3, AT > O'CLOCK
p. NJ. to the highest bidder the property CON
TO wit:
Situate and being in the city of Roanoke, State
on virginia: Beginning at a point on the north
side OF Luck street 172 feet west OF Park street
and running thence north degrees east 90 feet to
point; thence south - degrees west - feet to n
point; thence south degrees west 40 feet TO
street north 50 degrees east 2S feet to the place OF
beginning.
RUSH U. DERR, Trustee.
~ ids
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TIE ILLINOIS nuILpING.

The building has cost nearly $4,000 In
design it is Il French adaptation of the Ital-
ian Renaissance. It's principal feature is tho
dome, which rises from the intersection of
the arms OF u Greek cross in long and grace
1ul lines. There is nothing squat or dimin-
utive about 1T. 1t rises to the greatest height
that the lines of the building will allow
North and south Of the dome are the arms
OF the cross The southern arm extends
seventy-five feet beyond the walls of tho
main building and contains three stories.
rcitcheu by an ornamental stairway
The rooms i'll this wing will be used by
the board OF commissioners and the gov
erhor OF the state rs reception and council
chambers. From their windows series of
beautiful views of the lake, the fair and
the Midway plaisancc can be obtained
There Is an air of hospitality about these
large and open windows, rs there is about
tho whole building. There is not n darl,
Sspot i'll the structure. The light pours in
from the roof and the walls and down
through tho dome. Exhibitors will have
nll the light and air they can desire in the
Illinois state building
The interior presents many details of in
/tcrcst, but the chief thing to be noted is
that fair play, SO far as employment is con-
ccrned, has been given to the fair sex. In
the decoration of the reception room and
3ipi"iS tii lic ItiStlC lilSkS nave been
signed to ladies'
Miss Ida j. burgess has undertaken tho
construction of Il fricze four feet in depth
for the reception room. 1t will be painted
in oil colors on canvas and can be removed
after the fair. Miss Burgess herself will
illustrate in this friczo Progress" and
Youth" Mrs Marie Lusk will present
"Music;" Miss Alice Kellogg, "Tcaching;"
Miss Pauline Dohn, industrial Work, ;" and
Miss Helen Gregory, Drama" In addi-
ton, Mrs. Julia l.. Cole will design carved
wood transoms for the three doors, Miss
Alice Muzzy will decorate tie library, and
Mrs. n. Falcs will attend to the upholstery.
The location of the South Dakota build
ing ut the park is one of the very best and
most prominent state sites on the ground,
the building being the first to attract at
tention on the south side of the Fifty-scv-
cnth street entrance. The Building is 20 by
$50 feet, two stories high each story four
teen feet. Fourteen of the principal cities
of the state will DO mcmorializcd in as
many beautiful windows. Every nail has
been driven by South Dakota muscle. Tho
outside has been finished in Yankton port
land cemcnt-a product of the state.
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PRIDE OF OUR TIME.
THE WORLDS FAIR AT CHICAGO WILL
BE UNSURPASSED.

There unvc Been Great rageants and Dis
plays Both iii Peace and War, but This
Is tho Grcatcst-rwo Fine buildings
Arc Here Described.
The exposition is II thing of modern
growth. Ancient days had triumphs and
spectacles us tho outcome of fierce war
and fcrocious joy of the conqucring over
the conquered, but the great displays of to-
day are the splendid examples of mans
progress i'll peaceful pursuits. OF course
the times are not free from strife, and there
are occasional events of high importance, ~;
military pagcants, such rs the review of the
northern armies ut Washington at the close
oil the civil war and tho return of the vic
torious Germans from Paris to Berlin.
But this years great show ut Chicago
bids fair to excel any demonstration in
honor of either triumphant war or pros
porous peace that the world has ever seen.
Strange to say, that most bclligcrcnt of
modern nations, tho FRENCH arc responsible
for launching the idea of industrial exhibit
TONS Fourteen have been held ut Paris.
the first during the civil turmoil of 1893.
Tho custom spread among civilized peoplcs.
Nearly every great city has engineered ono
or more of these affairs, and now Chicago
Is Trying to outdo all predecessors
III is gratifying to note that the various
sl;ites Oh tho Union are vying with foreign
countries i'll the beauty of tho buildings
that arc to ndorn the grounds. Illinois. for
example, has u structure whose dimensions
are l00 by $50 feet and its floor area 80
acres. The summit of its flagpolc is tho
hlShest point on the exposition grounds 1t
stretches fifty-iive feet above II dome which
Itself reaches IL height of 23G feet inches.
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by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
dated the goth day OF September, 1887 re.
corded in the clerks Office OF the corporal ion
court for the city OF Roanoke in deed book TO-
page 227, from $. S. Cofcr CT ux. to tho under
signed To secure ioJ V. Jamison and C. O'Icary.
tho payment Of ; 90, evidenced by sixty-sevcn
pronissOry notes as described in said deed OF
trust, and default having occurred in the nav.
mcht of thirty-oLe OF said notes Of SIS each
payable In from thirty-two to siXty-thrcc months
respectively alter date with interest from date,
and being requested so to do ny said bcnctl.
ciarics. will on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1893, AT 1899 O'CLOCK T.. Nj,
IN font OF the courthouse in said city. sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, all that certain
parcel OF land lying in said city and described as
follows:
Beginning Mt pon. OH the south side OF Word
avenue 3Nl5 feet cast OF Park street, thence with
WORD avenue south degrees cast IS feet to n
point, thence south degrees west 1is. 3 feet to
tenfoot alley, thence with said alley north 81
degrees west a7h feet to II point. thence north IL
degrees east 14T.e feet to place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash Us to enough TO DE v
the cost OF sale and trustees commission or per
cent. and the amount due and payable on said
past due notes. credit will be given NJ to $15
with interest from September 20, 1885, until
February 10, 1893, and for n like amount until
March -, 1913, and for $40 with like interest
until April 81, 1893, and the residue, II any,
shall be payable In three equal installmcnts in
six, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day OF sale and secured by deed of trust.
THOS. w. MILLER,
Ia tbs Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALES.

authority conferred In said deed OF trust. pro-
courthouse door In the city OF Roauoke Va, on
w., M5D ~, nr.S,DDA1, FEB'tUAkY 22D, 1893, AT
TO LoCh l.; NJ. TO the highest bidder the
as follow, to.wit:
Situated aud being in the city of Roanoke,
STATE OF Virginia BEGINNING ~ n point
on inc south side OF John street (also
KNOWN as sixth avenue :. W. GO0 feet
street w , and running thence with John street
% lect 10 point, thence sorthcrly 10 feet To an
hley. ,hchre with said alley westerly 81 feet to "a
poi"l III same, thence northcry parallel to Lewis
strcct lo' ie,t to John the place OF begin
hihS ana known AZ lot No. IL in section & as
SHOWN III the map or the Lewis addition to the
CITY OIL hoanoke, Va, together with building aud
a 1hs' CASH RUSH L. DERR,
- Jus Trustee.
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/ Ii ids.
OF A DEgD OF THRUSH

A. dated May 1sth, 1870, and recorded in decd
OF the Hastings Court CT tho city of Roanoke.
Va, cxGcnted by Rose Levine and s. Levine to
the undersigned trustee to secure to D. G. Moo.
nav the payment of the aum OF $3.50. co. evil
denced s; non interest. caring negotiable notes
cach in the sum of $1,000, being OF even date
with the aforesaid deed of trust. the first OF
which notes is due aud payable on the 18th day
OF June, $50, and one each successive month
thereafter until all are due and paid; ono note
OF May, 1880; also to secure the payment of the
sum OF S7O9so evidenced by non-lntere at bearing
n no @e dated e My ah
from date; one note for $40 30. payable 10
months from date; one note for $50 TO- payable In
Is months from date; one note for $3.50. paya-
bic ~ months from date; one note for sos 10,
payable In ~ months from date; one note for
S6l 50 payable In 80 months from datc one note
Tor :5i%, payable In IL months from date; one
note for 40. payable in Is months from date:
ono note for 1880, payable in 81 months from
from date one note for sl55o payable .'q in is
months from date; one note for SlS30 payable in
q months from date; one note for 10, paya-
bic In IS months from date, and one noic for
S3.9O, payable in 81 months; and default having
becll made III the payment Of 10 OF the notes Of
$1,000 each, af, rcsad. beginning with the note
payable Is months from date, and one note FOR
SSlO due Is months from date; one note for
5000 due in - months from date, and one note
said, will. ON MONDAY. JANUARY S0rH.
lS3, AT O'CLOCK l.. NJ, in front OF tho court
house OF the city of Roanoke. Va. sell 10 the
highest bidder by public auction all OF that GER
tain lot or parcel nt land lying and being In the
city OF koauokc Va, together with the improve.
mcrt thereon belonging. bounded and described
In the deed o! trust aforesaid iollows, to wit:
Beginning NJ point on the north side of Third
avenue formerly Campbell street, : W. 80 feet
cast II Fourth street sw. formerly Lewis strccD,
thence with bird avenue =. ". 10 y feet To "A
pCiut, thence norbward aS feet To point, thence
westward, III line with stable and alley, i5 feet,
thence southwark a5@ feet To the place II be-
ginning on hird avenue =. W.
TEkMS:-Ca-h H. 10 40 much as will bc sui.
hcicnt to pay the cost OF executing this trust in.
Guiding tGstcc's commission OF per cent and
To ply uT an & g ,hargc the said 10 past due
notes of SiO each with tho interest OF ench from
the date OF it, maturity to tho date or sale, IL
Gliding protest tee OF $l.lG upon the note due
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rrRusTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED

UNRUSTEE's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
i of trust executed TO me by j. j. Catogni,
dated June s. $50, and recorded in the clerks Of
flee OF the Hastings Court of the city of Roanoke,
Va, in deed book No. IS, page l27, to secure to
thousand dollars @ as 81 eyidenced by by tgns
certain interest bearing negotiable notes ar even
date with said deed OF trust for two thousand six
hundred ana sixty six dollnrs and sixty six cents
(S2CGG.6G) each, payable in one, two and three
Years after date, with interest from date of said
payment or the second me ntioncd note, and be-
ing requested to do so by the beneficiary will
fell ut public auction to the highest bidder, in
Va. ON MONDAY, MARCH 6 ISM, AT II
O'CLOCK NOON, the following described parcel
OF land lying in the city OF Roanoke, Va:
Beginning at thesOuthwest corner OF Spruce
and Henry streets, thence with Henry street
south degrees west 62s feet to Walnut street.
thence with the latter north So degrees IS minutes
west Ill feet to an alley, thence with said alley
north degrees east GlI feet to Spruce street,
.nenGe WIN me aiter south o. degrees 40 minutes
SUI? square feet, more or less.
The above described property, having been
shown ON pla. prepared by Messrs. Wingate Il
1lanckel, engineers, which will be shown 10 any
pGTopeays plaGha; ser and VIII be produced at
will be sold III accordance with the following
plan: ...s
First. Lots l. 2,3 g. 5, 6 o, IL and 49, In the or
der named, south from Spruce street to Walnut,
as shown on said plat; and should they not bring
enough to pay the debt due Edwin F. Sn ith then
lots Nos. and will he sold, and should they not
bring enough to satisfy the debt above referred
to, then lots Nos. 10 and IL will be sold
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of exccut-
ing this trust, including trustees commission of
5per cent. and cash sufficient to discharge the
second note above referred to of So, 666 6G with
interest from June 8, 1870, and as to the sum of
s2666.66, with interest thereon from June s. lSDu,
upon Il credit until June 5, 1893, and the residue
upon credit of one and two yesrs from the day
OF sale, deferred payments to bear interest from
day OF sale and to be secured by deed OF trust
upon the premises conveyed
o. HOWARD ROVER,
~ tus Trustee.
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TRusrrEs. SALES.


- non ,o he from date; and to pay OF one note for
- :. ~ lv ruc Is months frorl date; ore note for
-, :" iue ~ onths from date. and one noc for
49, Uuc In ~ months nom date, each with in
~ t rom INC date OF maturity to the date of
IN anu as 10 the sum uf 81 sci. 30 the purchaser
M,', &c iSquircd to execute non-intcrcst bearing
snch , iro.o holes III such SUING s.nd payable at
oNu tt,hcs' n follows: . monthly notes OF RIO
,S.I 5 'ne nrst OF which will become due on the
ssNn VA! OF February. 1Sg3. md one .ach suc-
Se-siEe month thcvctftcr until all are ,ioe; one
n n, tvr ~ TO become due GA the i.,t hay OF
LAY, =" one note for Sol 81 payable , go. 2tb
Gay OF Mny. .S;l3; one uotc Tor S-f ~ j 20 az, ,hr
i<'h iay oi SobcE.hcr, lSs,} ono moi. lo. :, 10
p;f,,ni" on Ne lSih day OF May 1897; one rDl For
$500, payable on the 18th day OF Novcmbcr-
40, wi's no'c io' S32 ~. payable on the i2rh day
., Nay ie.'o; ono note for $25 80, payable on tho
l2th gay OF November 1875; ono note for sis M
pa!aOic on thc 18th day of May, iSt: ono note for
SiiW payable on the 18th day or November, isgi;:
anu one noe f9f 50 ~. payable on tho iath day OF
Aihy, iS'.. Balance, II any, payable in 4 and u
mouths pay" cnts 70 be represented by two in
t,oearing negotiable notes, secured together
WIN INC aforer cntioncd deferred payments. by
Il uced OF trust ON tho property hereby sold -
2"D tbs GEORGE Z. MOOMAW, trustee.