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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ the 2ist day OF March, 1891, ard of record in
the clerks office OF The corporation court for thr
city OF Roanoke, Va, In deed book a. mage n
executed by i. " lInmgnrdncr to the nnder.
signed trustee to secure to Thomas W. Miller the
payment OF the sum of $l,gJJ in twse DUAL ANIMAL
ihstalmt nts with intel est from date as cyi6 cnce,
nearing even date with said deed each I'm tnr
sum 81 500. made by the said =. " Brmenrtner
payable To the sald Thomas w Miller or order
IN one ana two years respectively after date AZ
me commercial National Bank + Roanoke Va
ana default having occurred In the payment Of
tnc ast uue OF SAID notes, and nj the request of
tnc holder thereof, viii. ON SATURDAY. 4 liz
i3Iii DAY OF MAY, 1893, AT IL O'CLOCK Nj.
IN liont or the courthouse, In the city OF Roam.
okc VA, proceed 10 sell at public auciion In the
CHEST bidder, oil those certain lots OF parcels OF
lahd III the city of Roanoke, State OF Virginia
ANA bounded and described az follows II wifi.
Beginning at the soutcast corner of ORANGE
avenue and thirteenth street, thence with Oran.aa
avenue sohth 81 degrees VI minutes 10 seconds
east 2sl2 feet TO point, thouoc south IS ocgrces
% minutes 10 seconds west 40 feet 10 mn aley
thence vi II said alley north ID.degrces Oh minute
= seconds west 202 feet to thirteenth street
thence with Thirteenth street north IL degrees IS
minutes III seconds cast 2l0 feet TO the placc of
beg nniog, and dcsignatedo on the Metre ss Land
'nmpanys may OF the Mtlrose addition to the
city o. Roanoke AS lots. Nus. /, = 5, and l. In sec
ton 90 " ~ y " So
TERMS: Cash as- to enough to pay the cost NJ
executing this trust and to,pay the said past due
note OF $3.50. and interest, and 8 : to the residue
anu Two years from dh'e OF sale in equal install
ments, with interest from date Of sale and secured
by deed Of trust ROY b. SMITH.
4 ltd Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27
by VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST PROM
ID NJ Harrison date the n dn, nf A....o-..
-DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID Leonard Clarke, dated tine nth day of Apri

1880, and recorded in the clerks Office OF The
in deed book ~, page lli, 10 the undersIgne2
trustee TO secure TO the North Side Land Com.
pany the payment OF Sas5, and default having
been made In the payment OF said dchA shalt
ON THURSDAY, THE 18th OF MAY, iSoa All
!? CLOCK NJ, 10 front OF the cilnr,house In
the city OF Roanoke Virginia, proceed to sell at
crty covered by said deed. to 'fit:
certain parcel OF land ir. the city of Roanoke,
virginia know as lot No Il, section II, us shown
TERMS Cssh as T., the past due notes and
interest amonntinc. 10 about sass and the cost OF
cNesutipg TINS trIst. Balance. II any, payable ~
'No ard TWO YEAR, from day OF sale.
lFiMs 81. $. TROUT, Trustee,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST- DATED
~ April ). 1891, ana recorded In the c'erk's oflce
OF the county court Of Roanoke county, in DEF I'd
ot OK 2, page O93, and executed to me, the under
secure the GLADE Land Company the payment of
the sum OF go as evidenced by fifteen negotibc
Ferguson, of Roanoke, Va, drawn by the sald
Glade Land Company, and default having bcsn
made In the payment OF the whole OF said notes,
O. aid deed OF trust, will on SATURDAY, THE
ETH DAY OF APRIL, 1893, AT 10 O'CLOCK
M IN front the office OF W. A. Petigo II Co.,
auction one lot, known as lot No. -, Sec No 10,
as shown on the map OF the Glade Land Company.
OF executing said trust, including trustees com.
mission OF per cent. to pay or the whole OF said
notes. Balance. IL any, shall be payable In ono
and two years, evidenced by interest bearing ne.
gotiao'c nots of purchaser, secured by y deed OF
tEs ! 81 upon the property. GEO SACK,
O'''tus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27
TRUsrHRs' sALRs.

TX VIRTuE OF DRED OF TRUST FROM
a., SSnaries Hendc son, dated the 9th day of De-
zen is and recorded in the clerks ofiico of
, IN ceed DOCK o.. page 2I6, to the undersipned
n trustee to secure 20 the North Side Land Com.
maze IN u 9 raymeht OF eaid debt. sha T IN
n,r qyiHSSp pAI THE 18TH OF MAY, 1.eS At -
C,,CLvCk NJ, in front Of the courthouse In the
eny Oh roanoke, Va. proceed to coll at puSiic
suction to the highest biuder, I'LL the PROPERTY
covered by said deed, to-wjt: POps'1
certain parcel OF land IN II @ CITY of Pooro,,,
Va. known as lot No. IL. section q as shawn h,
Tie tGap OF tie North Side Land Company.
IF INNS: Cash rs to tho pat due NOTES and ir
.sIesl, anlo inting to about $t6I and the cot of
executing this trust, Si5 payable in monthly pay
,Ieh's on 80 eacn; with interest from the 9Th day
mons cssm9er' sn. on each payu CRIT. said p y
Sane, i%3 and con inning to fall due the 9TH
nay tI, oa each month thereafter for Line consecn.
ana two .c. rs from day OF sale. =" o"'
-3tus II. s. TROUT, Trus.cc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

pY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
I'D from TIA. Mabry, dated the esnd day OF
February, 1880. and recorded in the clerks Office
oftbe Hastings Court tor the city OF Roanoke,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

Ky VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
is5o ooruan Waiser. dared u c 2ith day OF Nav
H. LIE, anu ecotdcd in the clerks office OF tho
IN russ,hgs Court for the city OF Roam Ike, Virginia,
'iuslcc secu.c to The North Side Land Com
bany Inc payment or ~ and default having
IN *" ~, ue 10 me payn ent. ssid d. BIT shall
~ o, ~ rMiutrSDAT, The 25TH OF MAY, 1893. AT
tbc o c,,v W In front of the courthouse in
Pubic auction TO the highest bidoer, ali the
Props ~ co, cred by said deed to.wlt
=, certain parcel ri nd I'm the city of Ro tuokc
~, ~" h.oWn Ms iot NJ. ID section 4, as shown by
'nT rE lnsp OF the Nortn side Land Co rpany
tcicst ~ in as TO he oast due notes and in
oeies,; amounting to about Sll5 aud the c. 81 of
executing this tiust Balance. IL any PAYABLE in
one anu Two years from day OF sala
% Jus ii. 5. TROUT, Trus &C.
ny VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST FROM
- Wal or Z. Cole. dated the nth day of Octo-
uc., ioW, ana recorded in the clerk = Office az the
t hus,'hngs conit Tor the city of Roanoke Va in
ueeu nooE oil, pnge So % the nnders iyut trustee
10 secure to ,hc North side Land Iomrany tho
payment OF $40. and dcfanlt having been ,radc
III tne payment OF raid ebt, | shall ON 4 iii RS
IA, iHE p rtt UF MAY. 1872, Ar I2 O'Ci OCK
M III front IL the courthouse in the civ of Roa
hokc' va. proc cd to sell IL, public auction to the
eced TO wit e''" W S"tu
=, rtan pare 81 OF land In the city o. Roapose
va, known as .nt No. 10, section , IA shown hv
INC n nae OF the \ orth Side Land Company.
EhM>; Cash IA to the past due notes and in.
tefcst, amounting TO about SiGi, aud The cost or
executing this trust: 5, psyabc in monthly M, W
mr. MS OF 50 each. with interest from the in
dhy OF DC oher, 1890, on each payment said nay
mems oegtnn'nS To fall due on the nth dsy Of
G 1nr month thereafter for sever teen months.
baiance II any. payable In one and two wears
ir9. sa aay OF sale II. $. TROt +, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

RuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
a OF uust executed to me by Cyrus Lair and
4. 1. inbred, Jr., dated December 1 1890 and
r rsvordea IN the clerks Office of the Hus;ipgs
page llO etc and to secure to the Virginia Real
Estate and Investment Company the payment Of
tne s'm OF wv. ntyfour huadrcd and fi.ty collars
Sniiars, IN eighty SD installments OF thirty
my doi airs S5W, payable the first ay OF the
tshty-onc (Sll me M his respectively next succeed-
..s .nc aate OF said decd. with Interest thereon
do ,no fatc OF per cent per nnrum from said
non,cs, uated December l. 500 for thirty dollars
tS,u) cacil; payable on the frat day OF tho eiphry
~, d nouths next succeeding the date of said
.Su ~ trust, ana OF M tc f,r atty dollars tS5u)
respectively, with interest as nforesaid ana DE-
.aut having oetn made in the payment OF the
s;r S9ith) atth (25thl twenty
instruments and notes and having been r.onipss
go 10 10 by the beneficiary in said decd of trnst
snail ouer FOR sale to the high c.t bidder nv
Puolic aIG,ion, IN Roanoke, Virginia. on sATUR.
DAY, APRIL 18TH 1898, AT Il O'CLOCK NJ
IN front OF The llustings Courthouse in said civ
al nat certain lot parcel OF land in the CITY Of
NoanoSc, State of Virginia, designated and de-
scrtDed as follows. to-wit:
beginning at a point on the sonth aide of To,.
well street forty four (4I) feet west of Wheat
atUet, thol C, south five degrees and nine
G,s) west one hundred and thirtynine and
ln'rt Two hupdrodths (S9 32) feet to an alley
thci &C with said alley south seventy four de,
grccs and fifteen minutes 7lO $50 west thirty one
anu SIX fenths (Sl6) feet to. point ON same
thence north fourteen minutes (Oo $50 cast one
d dunnred and thirty five aud thirty eight hun
Iazewcll street north seventyfour degrees and
afteen minutes Gao 15J east forty four (iN feet
70 tne place or beginning, together with the
house situated thereon. ~
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

By mutual consent the above sAlc has been
postponed until Saturday May e. 1893, at same
pacc anu honr. EDWAkD LESLEY
4 10 tus trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

~, EDWARD Ll.SLEY, Trustec
NOTE: The Deferred instalmcn's Of purchase
money on this property arc said 20 have been
assumed by Mrs Laura sturmfelt7 31S SCI
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

Ply VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
~ Daniel Harvey, dated the 10th OF April, 1871.
Court for the city of Roanoke, Virginia, in deed
book o., page IS, to the undersigned trustee TO
secure 70 the North side Land Company tho pay
ment OF Ssso, and default having been made In the
pay OF said debt shall ON thursday,
4; HE tE 23rH or MAY, 1893, AT II O'CLOCK NJ,
Virginia, proceed to sell at public aution to the
h highest bidder all the property coveecd by said
- certain parcel of land in the city OF Roanoke
Virginia, known as lot No. - section /, as shown
oJ tne map OF the North Side Land Company.
TERMS: Cash as to the past due notes and
OF executing this trust, Sl00 payable in N onthly
payments pay Of g each with i erest from the 10Th
ments beginning to fall due on the 10th day OF
June. 1893, and continuing to fall due on the 10th
day OF each month thereafter for twenty consccu-
and two years from day of sale.
tds III. s. TROUT, Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-27

RE VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- Dec. ~, lSp, and OF record in the clerk OF
lice OF the corporation court for the CITY or
Roanoke. Va, i'll deed book -, page 400. from
Jas NJ. hanson, Jr to Jas. ). Simmons Trustee
70 secure w. A Meeks the payment OF the sum of
Sl,is0U In two equal annual instalments Of
SS9u.CU with interest on each from the date
hcreof Mt the rate OF per cent per apnum
evidenced by two certain interest besrinp notes
TOT sS0O each, bearing even date with said r ecd
OF trnet made by JAS. NJ. Ransom. Jr. and pay.
aDlc IN one and two years respectively after date
thereof to the eaid W. A. Mceks or order and de-
fault having occurred in the payment oil the last
OF aafd-notes and q. the request OF the holder
thereof, will, ON MONDAY MAY 2aNn
lS"3 AT IL O'Cf OCK, NOON, in front of the
court ousc in said city sell Mt public auction 10
the highest bidder all OF that certain parcel NJ
Iand lying In the city OF Roanoke Va and de-
ecribcd as follows:
. Beginning mt point on the northcrIy line of
campbell street and the westerly line OF tho irst
alley west of Roanoke street, thence alopr the
westerly line OF said alley north degrees so
minutes, west $685. feet to the southerlv
line of another alley thence with same north 50
degrees 81 minutes west 42.I3 feet to point.
thence south degrees cast 952t feet 10 the
northerly line OF Campbell street thence with
same north % degrees cast 80 feet to beginning
TEtMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough to Doy
the cost OF executing this trust and to nav the
anoVe mentioned note OF $3.50. 40 with interest ON
same from Dee. 81, 1850, ans: the residnc, il any
10 nc PAID IN one and two years from date of sale
purchaser to execute negotiable notes fer such
amounts and deed OF trust to secure same
= ~ Jus JAS. ). SIMMONS. Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
ARCHTrECTCRE AND STlTTtRY

Yesterday press view held OF the exhibf.
tons organized by the Architectural League and
the Sculpture Society at tire building OF the Ameri-
Fine Arts Society. 1t is perhaps we'll to
drop the plural number and regard the display az
exhibition. for no sharp line has been drawn be
tween the objects gathered by the two societies.
The hanging committee has followed its usual
course and has arranged the galleries with view
TO decorative effect The sculpture is scattered
among the drawings. decorat lions and fragments Of
industrial art which have been contributed in
Spouse Ia the Architectural Leagues catholic invi.
tation. The large south gallery has been hung
with cartoons for stained glass and mosaic with
examples OF executed decoration with designs and
number OF specimens OF plastic art. The model
OF OF the Astor memorial doors made for Trim
ty by Mr.. J. NJ. Rhind is given the centre at the
west end of the In the three small rooms in
there are miscellaneous exhibits. Here are shown
tapestries silks. book covers, wrought iron.
hardware. gas fixtures. sculpture. drawings and
furniture
In the north gallery most OF the architectural de-
signs are exhibited and there are architectural
sembled here. including huge pedirnent by Mr..
Carl Bitter The room is given festive air By
three great red banners suspended from the CELL
ing inscribed respectively. Architecture" Paint.
ing (" and Sculpture, and rendered gorgeous ~
wreaths of gold Any coherent impression OF the
exhibition 1t stood yesterday was out Of the
question. II had not then been rescued from the
confusion incident 10 the placing OF the works or
art. and no catalogue was in readiness. Enough
was comprehensive, however, for the collection 10
week It Will have been reduced to order. and a
systematic examination OF It's contents VIII be pos
sble A reception Is held in the galleries tonight
and on Monday the general public Will be admitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
LA.MONTS STRATEG Y.

a military correspondent comments favor
ably upon The Tribune's criticism Of the War
Departments proposal 10 convert n portion Of
the infantry into artillery. lie explains why
this proposition has received support from
many officers Of the artillery service. If two
regiments Of infantry are transferred to the
artillery arm, the mddle-aged artillery officers
will be promoted Immediately. That is the OBJ
ject aimed at rather than an increase in the
effectiveness Of that branch Of the service.
Officers between thirty and fifty, who have
found the chances Of promotion intolcrably
slow, would have lift without delay The
transfer would be a good thing for them. but
how about the young officers OF artillery!
They would not be benefited by the change
Promotion would be slower and slower time
went on, for they would have an increased
number Of licutenants TO pass over before they
could reach the goal of their ambition-the rank
of Il field officer of artillery. For this reason our
correspondent Is content to have the OrganiZa-
ton Of the Army left as It was ordered by Gen
erals Grant, Sherman and Sheridan, with five
regiments Of artillery to ten Of cavalry and
twenty-five of infantry.
The unfairness Of this spccious scheme for
fastening promotions among the older officers
of single ::::i 81 .he service Is apparent Under
the system or reglmenIal promotions there are
very many officers in the cavalry and infantry
who have been from fourteen to twenty years
in the Army without rising above the rank Of
lieutenant. Their grievance is as wcll-founded
as the complaint Of the older artillery officers
respecting the slOwness Of promotion. reform
measure has gone into effect for the benefit
Of the second licutcnants so as 10 enable
them to rise as in the Navy by lincal promo
tions without reference TO the regiments to
which they were originally commissioned The
older licutcnants are not affected by this change
but are compelled 10 wait for promotion in
their own regiments; and that Is very slow
process. If the artillery officers were TO be sent
ahead by the conversion of two infantry rcgi-
mcnts into their arm. the cavalry and infantry
would have Just cause for complaining OF their
own lot.
Secretary Iamonts pretext for urging this
change IL very shallow. He states that the
period of Indian warfare has practically ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16

and that the States are no longer likely to make
requisition upon the National Government for
regular troops; and consequently that the Army
in the future will be withdrawn from the in
terror camps and stationed on the seaboarhs
and frontiers where schemes OF fertilization
will involve the strengthening Of the artillery
arm This forecast Of Army policy Is premature,
10 say the least. The present CONDITION OF
harIor and frontier dcfcnccS is not such rs TO
require the employment Of two additional rcgi-
mcnts OF artillery. There is no urgent need OF
The strengthening Of the artillery at the OK
pcnse Of The infantry The scheme of organza-
ton arranged by Generals Grant Sherman ana
Sheridan was adopted and perfected after
thorough examination Of the requirements or
The Army and the country. Secretary Lamont
is exceedingly rash in his premature attempt
10 improve upon ii and 10 alter the proportion
ate strength Of each arm Of the service. The
Secretary of War is very useful as political
diplomatist IN culinary 10 the President. but
as a military strltcgist he has Il great deal 10
learn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16

| was under discussion In Congress. We refer, OF
| course 10 the effect that the marketing Of the
| louisiana crop has upon the price OF sugar.
| This point has been touched lightly from time
| TO time but THE Ncw-Oreans Picayune," n
| paper that cannot be accused of any unfriendli-
ness toward the Administration. dwclls upon
it with especial emphasis in Il recent issue. de-
claring in substance that If the Government
will only keep faith with this domestic industry
/ the iron rule of the Trust Is doomed
Were the bounty allowed to continue undis-
urbcd." says this unwilling defender of Re-
publican achievement. aud the beet sugar of
the West, as well as our own cane industry. be
permitted to develop at the rate of the last few
years. il would be but a comparatively short
time before the masses Of the people. instead
Of having competition in sugar with the at
tcndant chcapening of prices during few
months only. would have such competition dur
Ing the greater part Of the year. while the bulk
of the sugar consumed would be the product
of home industry and labor
In the same issue of the paper appears sug
gestivc contribution to the discussion Of the sub
jcct from Mr. Lindlcy Murray Ferris. Il prom
incnt sngar-Dlantcr at Barbrcck Station. who
explains why the Bounty law is so offensive
TO the Trust. During the Louisiana sugar cam
pagn there are several hundred independent
producers in the field. most Of them making, or
capable of making. sugar suitable for c0nslimp-
ton Many of these sugars are distributed di-
rect from the planters and received by the
jobbers without the intervention Of the middle
men. TO meet this competition Mr. Ferris
argues the Trust ref ncrics reduce the price Of
their sugars. When the Louisiana crop Is all
marketed there is but one source to draw from,
the raw foreign sugars These come to the
country and pass under the control Of one
great corporation, able to fix the price at almost
any figure Destroy this domestic industry and
what will be tho result? Absolutely no COM
petition whatever throughout the year. one
gigantic concern importing. refining and sell
ing all The sugar consumed in the entire coun-
try :" Let the minimizing voters" adds Mr.
Ferris who are bowling for cheaper sugar
and free breakfast table consider where they
are most likely TO get lower prices from-one
great Trust or six hundred producers in their
own country. who. If let alone. will in five years
produce enough sugar 10 supply more than half
of the demand in the United States. and who
are to-day spending every dollar they can make
in improvements which are bound TO cheaper
the price OF sugar to the consumer If the
country wants cheap sugar let the bounty
alone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-16
Netu91ork D;rilp Gribn,re.
FOUNDED By HORACE GREELEY.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1893.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE. NEWS THIS MORNING..

Eore;en-The ports Of Rio Janeiro and Santos
are said TO be completely blockaded by Aoirira
q. Nello's warships. - valiant, the Aha'o"i''
told how he made the bomb when ne t'i'e" a.
+he French Chamber OF Deputies; the Deputies
hovs nassed three anti-Anarchist bills: many shaH
ho,,bs have been found in front OF the houses
10 aristocrats n Paris; the French Government
does not favor an international league asaihs'
Anarchists. - The Reichstag passed the COM
,,er.,al treaties with Spain, Servia anu Hu'
1T. The Pope is said to be ILL., his
daily audiences have been suspended. - lie
new Italian Cabinet took the oath OF once
Convress Tho Senate not in session. -
xyouss. The bill admitting Arizona to the Union
100. r.ssod and the New Mexico Statehood bill
,yos favorably reported from Committee OF the
Whole -
Dorestic-More than score Of workmen were
killed by the fall OF part Of a bridge In course
Of erection across the Ohio River at LOUISVILLE.
- train on the Western New-1ork anu
Pennsylvania Railroad went through a tresue
near Dunkirk n. Y; eleven persons were Killed.
- The funeral of Bishop Lyman took place
a, Raleigh. ~ C. - Mr.. Thurston. the lla-
,vai,an Minister sailed for Honolulu on the Ala
media from San Francisco. - Inc state
Board Of Canvassers of 1891 will not appeal from
the General TERMS order requiring them TO
At the Newport Torpedo Station a shell repre-
senting a submarine torpedo boat was sunk by
The shock OF the explosion of gun-cotton 400
feet away.
City and Suburban-The taking Of testimony
In the Never case was ended. - Navigation
was made difficult and dangerous by dense
fog: ocean steamers were delayed and ferry
boat ran ashore. Carpet workers made an
emphatic protest against the passage Of the
Wilson bill - One life was reported lost in
a rapid fire on the East Side, which did dam
age to the extent of 100000; blaze in Harlem
destroyed property worth $4,000 - The trial
of the suit Of Peter De Lacy against Alfred f.
Walcott the president of the Monmouth Park
Association. for 100000 was begun. - Stocks
dull. and. excepting industrial shares. devoid
of features; the closing was sluggish; money
on call was easy although loans were for three
days.
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day: Rain,
clearing in the afternoon; slightly warmer.
Temperature yesterday: Highest. Al degrees;
lowest. rs; average. 36h.