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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-08

TRuSTEE's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF TWO
a "a deeds OF trust, one dated his i,th day OF
May, lS'l, and recorded III deed book 3S pars
3S2, and the other dated the goth day or June
1872, and recorded in deed book y, page lSl In
city OF Roanoke. Va, from W j. X l.. Wair' Jr
TO tho undersigned trustee. default havin, heeu
made IN the ter1s thereof, and being required
20 10 90 ~ inc beneficiary therein secured, will
ON TIE llTlI DAY OF APRIL, 1873, AT II
Vi3CioCk NOON, on the premises in the city of
parcel OF land with its handsome inurovcmcnt
consisting OF large dwelling house.
,besihnihs ~ no ut on the south side of
n!air avennc aud lIi6 feet from Franklin street
thence with nlair avenue ;. 10 degrees 4. - feet
To point thence :. II degrees W. 49, feet to
dcSieG,s ": . feet TO = point, thence n. ii de-
TENNIS OF SAlE-Cash IA To tho costs OF
:ne md The sum OF Si,5iae . and TO the sum Of
sit1? u, upon Il credit to become Que in
monthly instninnents OF Sos, without interest
on the ith Monday in each succeeding month
from the day of sale, and the residue upon a
credit OF one and two Years with inicrest De
ferFed payments to he ;;cpred X asGd q trust.
nc apovc dcscrlptd property has been sold by
Inc Messrs. air and the purchaser assumed the
above payments. 3i0lm
RY VIRTUE OF \ DEED or TRUST
ROANOKE county in deed book ), page
ii3 executed to me. tho undersigned, trustee, 6y
William NJ. johnson. TO secure INTO the Glade
Land Company the payment OF the sum OF $40
Ms evidedccd by fifteen notes oe SO each with
interest thereon fro date, being Scpte mber 18TH
lSN. and default having been made in the pay
mcni OF thirteen or the said notes. and having
been requested TO do so by the beneficiary IN
THE 20Tll DAY OF APRIL, 1888, AT
~ O'CLOCK, NJ, OFFER fors sale ut
pnblic auction to the highest bidder, in
front OF the otsee Of W. \. Pedigo Il Co. in
ihc town OF Ninton, the following lot OF land,
known as lot No. in block No II as shown ON
The map OF the Glade Land Company, which
land lies II the county of Roanoke, state of
virginia. portion OF which is in the corpora
ton limits OF the town of Vinton.
TERMS Cash sufficient 10 dcfray the expenses
OF executing said trust, including trustees
commission OF per cent, and to discharge the
whole 90 said notes duo ANA unpaid Balance, it,
any, IL ane and two Years from date.
3"9tas GEO. 5. JACK, trns,ee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-08
TRUSTEES. SALES.

Sos1 minutes east three hundred and f;ftv-t,v1,
anu sixft nths ts526 feet to he line OF the nrn
eItV owned by the Belmont Land CompaUrr
,,n with the said Belmont Land ComppnSy,,
line north six tG) degrees, west one bnndIeI ayd
si,NSty-iour and nine-tentbs OeIOl feet IN nv,
e7 Go tnenec WITH .aid alley south seventy. three
feet u ~ po ana niEeteen and six-tenths $3.50
attcep s street thence with Border street
en- 1iH, 4cgrees nftcennine (59) minutes west
inc and serenity Q7O feet to the begin.
and th,.aruimg ntty.seySn thousand ono hundred
in. .nniIy-seven tb7.13O square feet, more or
anu Known as lots s, o 10. H. Ia 10 and IL.
Tue,,on seven q on, plan OF Roanoko Land and
proscmctts thereon Ae''' Win I'M
Terms OF sale las elected md d,,.-m,,
Inv n ' noanokc Lana and Improvement COMPANY
ny v.'turc OF The said decd OF trust) as follows:
,i roa cssh as 10 20 much of the proceeds as NAV
nc teessaIy 10 defray The expenses OF exccutnS
. , lsuSr, including u trustees commission n,
i've per cent and TO pay or aud discharec the
amount OF principal and interest row due the
i n"ahoSe Land and Improvement Company az
.ci S,upe1orc set forth. and rs TO the ann NJ
i i, IS Win interest thereon from September
~, ~, sne sane shall be made payable ON Tho
,i.u Wy oi september. 1898, and the residue If
as.y SnaiS be madc payable IN two equal snnnai
i1n.tiiHcasS ifon date of sale, with interest from
u 'a on sale al deter cd payments to be p-opcriy
NA .! "ccu Oh trust upon the property so d.
Tho , JoSEPll |. DORIAN, trustee
ny properly above has betn told by the
,isa ; ABOVE and the payme-ts assumed by
1896 I'd
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
Mrs. Annie Teegarden Dies from the Effects
May Have Been Suicide.

Mrs. Annie Teegsrden died at her homo
No.28 Sharpe street. at 1890 O'clock lsst
night. from the effects of morphine taken
at about z O'CLOCK in the evening. LIZ 70 not
known whether the drug was taken with
suicidal intent, or an overdose was taken
accidentally. Her husband. Daniel Tee
garden. q carpenter, said that during
the day she had been at the house Of q
neighbor. Mrs. Balls. on South West street,
and had drunk several glasses of beer.
About O'Clock she remarked to her hus-
band. who was sitting IN the room where
she was. shat she was going to take dose
OF morphine, and 20 to the grocery. Mr..
Teegarden said he saw her take the drug.
but supposed she was taking o small dose
to Quiet her nerves. Her father and
death she has been taking NOR.
phine. especially during the past
week. Her husband thinks that she
took more of the drug than she intended
10, and had no idea of suicide. After tax
ing it she left the house and started to the
grocery. walking through an alley to Mer-
rill street. Just as she reached Merrill
street she fell upon the street in q stupor,
from which she was never revived. Her
husband was notified and she was carried
TO her home and a physIc called. The
physician applied an electric battery and
made q hypodermic injection. bat could
not revive her. and she died at the hour
named without having fcgained conscious
ness.
Mr.. Teegarden said he ccuid imagine no
cause for suicide; that his wife had every
thing she desired end their relations were
of she tenderest kind. The remain were
taken in charge by Girton, Stout d. Miller
and Coroner Book notified Of the death.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
THOUGHT 1T WAS sMoTHERED.
A McCarty- Street Resident Says Something
Abont the hoard of Works

a McCarty- street Resident Says Something
Abont the board of Works.
j. G. McCloskey appeared before the
Board of Works yesterday and made com
plant because McCarty street was to be
paved without first putting sewer under
1t. MIR. McCloskey said that every resident
on that part of the street TO be paved had
signed petition for q sewer. and intimat-
ed that the petition had been smothered by
the board lie said he had gone 10 the
city engineer about it. and that he told
him that q sewer connection oouid be pro-
yided for by means Of the alleys. or put in
in the grass plats in front. This, DIR. Me-
Closkey said. was impracticable. for the
reason that there were st least eleven resi-
dents who had no alley connections. He
also said that sir. Msnsheld's chief en-
pineer had been down there. and ssid that
the sewer would have to be placed in the
street or not at all.
Mr.. McCloskey told the board that he
had understood that it was the policy of
the board not TO pave without first provid-
Ing for sewers, and that he wanted to
know what the board was going 10 do
about it. The members of the hoard
frankly confessed that they did not know
what 10 do. and finally decided that it
should DO referred TO the city engineer for n
suggestion: McCarty street is 10 be paved
from Meridian TO High street with brick
and the contract has been let
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
AWARD or CONTRACTS.

The Board of Works Lets Contracts for
Brick Streets-The Bids
The Board of Works opened the follow
ing bids and awarded the following oon-
tracts yesterday:
Bids for bricking Second street. from Meridian
TO Tennessee, to a width or twenty-seven feet:
Indiana Paving Brick Company-Butf oolitlc,
Rrout filing $3.50, tar filling $3.50, stratified,
erout filling $3.63, tar filling 1888, Parkhust,
krour filing, $3.50. tar filling $3.50.
Robert KenningtOn-Canton repressed $4.05,
Canton standard $3.50, Wabash clay 1915,
GAINESVILLE brick $3.50 with any kind OF curb.
Capital Paving and Construction Company
Malvern brick. grout filling, stratified S3.31.
ooliric SO. 20. Parkhurst 3.27; cents less IL tar
Us used; Cloyerport Patton brick, grout filling
ltratifed 1888. OOlitic 1881. Parhhurst SO 20;
Wabash clay. grout filling, stratifed $3-41,
D0litic $780, Parkhnrst 1857.
Acme Paving and Cement Company-Wabash,
with gr0ut filling. buff oOlitic $3.50, blue ootic
k3.7l. stratitied 1871.
BrOwder Il shover-Buff oolitio. Hallwood
block. grout filling S3.4s; oooiltfc stratited or
Sarkhurst, with Wabash. 1910; wabash brick,
tar filling. 1885: Hailw0od block. $342.
Canton standard. $3.50; Indiana paving brick,
1891
Awarded to Indiana Paving Brick Company at
$500.
second street. from Meridian to Tennessee:
Indiana Paving Brick Company. Indiana
Paving with buff ooitic. grOut filling, S3. go; tar
filing 3. 80; stratihed, with grout filing 49, 63;
tar Milling, $3.50. Six other bids were presented,
and the contract was awarded the Indiana Brick
Paving Company at $500 for buff oolitic with
<rout filling.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

when hear the eager cry OF the day about the
woman question aud all its cor0llaTies and side
isms, and the many things that are promised
when all these are solved. the wall OF silicon
ceived. ill-born, i-fed, ill-nur.ered and fl-bred
humanity comes 10 me, and fain would say. as
was said 10y one OF infinite pity for US all-"seek
20 first the kingdom or God and his righteous
ness and all these things shall be added unto
We have just now an amazing object lesson OF
q students rebellion in one Of the state 1nstitu-
tons. and In the one where submission TO an-
thority would be most naturally expected Tho
State has muBitceDtly founded Normal school
for the education OF teachers. Education Is
aSrplsh S snem ansoueeS %tnoo1
students In the State institution hitting them
selves 10 teach. 1t is an amazing spectacle &c
zee great majority of them In revolt against fac
ulfy and trustees. They have committee
and a declaration" and have made
demand of an explanation upon the facui-
and publication of damaging matter III their de-
mands not met. Presumably not one OF
those in revolt Is by nature or qualification Mt 10
teach good citizenship. We have enough In
cfpient anarchy IN the State without sending
out thousand men and women 20 teach IL Il
trust the Normal school authorities Will enforce
obedience. though as result the doors OF the
institution are temporarily closed
CoNFERRING THE DEGREES.
Degrees were then conferred on the fol-
lowing twenty.seven graduates:
A. Md E. St John, go, Hammond: George
W. Hall. 80, Chicago; James III. Ransom. 80.
Charlottesville; SAKE ". Movers, 81, and Rev.
ID. b. Greigg, 's5, Baltimore.
Ph. DR.. y. SeiIeford, 80, Crawfordsville.
u. D.-Rev. o. A. Smith, 'e3. Evansville: Rev.
John E. Chaplin, SO. Neenah, Wis.
III. D.--Joseph Swain, president of the State
University. and John Weston simpson, president
of Marietta College.
b. S.-SeniOrs Acker. Armstrong, Cutter,
Davis, Demaree. Galley, Garner, Hughart, Keen,
McCulloch. Olive, Rhoads. Van Mugs. Watson.
White. Wilson.
3. A.-Seniors Blair, Farow, Marshall,
Hutchings, Newton, Leech. McMurtry, Meter,
Starr, Vanderbilt. Zener.
The commencement season closed with
the public reception fhis evening, at the
Yandes Library Hall, where the new pres
idens and his wife welcomed those In st
fendanaa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
BOARD BROUGHT TO A HALT
Judge ClaypOOl Threatens Suit on the
Illinois Street Improvement.
Part Of the Work Deferred Clifford Avenue
to Have an Electric Line In Ninety Days
Bids for Brick Streets.

The Board of Public Works yesterday
opened the following bids for the paving
with asphalt of Illinois street, from New
York to Seventh street:
Illinois street, from New York 10 st. Clair.
length 1888 feet, width so feet; western ray
ing and supply Company, stratined or Park
hurst. 5000 blue oolitic. $1,000: granite SlO2o;
warren charf Asphalt Company, granite curb
point, dressed. $40 %; granite, Cincinnati speci-
neauons. SlO.7l; buff oolric, $40; blue oolitic,
Warren-s charf asphalt Paving Company, with
stratlfied curb.
Illinois street, from st. Clair to Seventh;
length, 3,749 feet. width As feet; Warren-scha
Asphalt Company, granite eurb-point. dressed,
S9.0t; granite curb, Cincinnati specifications,
Spa pun o9s Sssr pue PSo Strained snn
ply Company, stratifed or Parkhurst curb.
ss.6e; blue oolitic, $50; granite point dressed;
-. 90. Awarded to the Western Paving and
Supply Company. with stratifed curb.
Judge Clay pool was present In the
boards offioe when the bids were opened,
and after the contracts had been awarded
be said there were several things which be
desired 70 call TO the boards attention:
Speaking In his deliberate way, he said
that there had been filed with the board
the two-thirds remonstrance, which the
law required, against this improvement.
and that he. in the interest of the property
owners along the street, served notice that
IN case the proceedings for the improve
Dent were carried out. the property owners
would file an injunction suit against the
city. and would see whether or not it had
the right 20 thus arbitrarily dispose of
matters. lie Was told that the board.
through its city engineer, had fully inves-
ugated those Inconsistencies. and had found
there were not two-thirds of the property
owners resident on the street remon-
strating.
Judge Clsypool then took himself to the
Office OF the city engineer and soon re-
turned With that Official.
Dir. Mansfeld's statement was to the Of
feet that there was q question OF Law as TO
whether there was q full two-thirds re-
monstrance or not, and that he had in
tended to so explain the case 30 tho board.
but had delayed dong 30. He said that In
one case there was woman who owned q
piece of property on the street in which
her son lived. and no did not know whether
she would be proper remonstrator or not,
and that there were several GASES similar
20 II. The board finally decided to defer
action In she improvements as far north as
Sc. Clair street. and to ask the advice of
the city attorney about IL. The contract
for paving the street from st. Clair to Sew
enth Was allowed to stand and work on il
viii be begun shortly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

Clifford Avenue VIII Have Electric Line
Within Ninety Dsys-The sewer.
Clifford avenue will have an electric
Brreet-car line within ninety days, or at
least that much has been promised by
President Mason. of the Citizens company.
That promise was made to O portion of the
committee of the citizens of that neighbOr-
hood who have been working for this end,
yesterday. Mr.. J. b. Wells ana Dr. l.. G.
Stewart appeared before tho Board of Pub
lie Works yesterday morning and gained
from it the promise that the city would
build the sewer ii contemplates on that av-
snue IN such way that it would not
conflict with the building of a single track
Electric line at once. They were before the
board on the same mission Saturday, and at
that time the comD any signified its in teDtlon
Of be ling the north track first, and asked
that a. sewer be bnllt under the south
one. fSnee then the company has de-
terminrd shat it will build the south track.
and the city officials yesterday soid that
they would pnt the sewer under the north
one. Messrs. Wells and Stewart then
called on Presdenr Mason, and he made
them khe promise spoken OF.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
ST. MARY's OF THE WOODS.

Fifty-second Annual Graduating Exercises
az THE Institution.
Special 60 the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, June 21-The fifty.
second annual commencement exercises OF
ST. Mary's in the Woods were held to-day
with graduating class of seven. Bishop
Chatard was present and gave the diplo-
mas 20 the mem bers of the class Follow
ing are the names OF the graduates with
the subjects of their essays
Miss ODonneii, OF indianapolis "who Can
Tell the Triumph OF the Mind. by Faith Illumincd
aud by Taste Re1nedl" Harriet ne.ntEoin, OF
Detroit "Liberty the Highest CAT OF Nature"
Emma Ryan, of indianapolis. Conscience Pre-
serves the Might OF WEl;" Maud Waldo. OF Pair.
land. Ill., The Soblest Purpose Makes the
Greatest Deeds" Alice Harrington. OF Rich
mond. THAT Life is Long which Answers Lies
Great End" Louise Hurley. OF Galesburg H..
"The story OF the Past a Pledge OF the Fugure:''
seddie Bingham. OF Indianapolis. THE Bulwark
OF Religion"
There was n large number OF visitors
from distance and .fJm the city. The IL.
sUtUte was never more prosperous than neu
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
List of New EnterprIses

The Philip Earn Brewing Company. of
Michigan City. yesterday filed articles of
incorporation with the Secretary of State.
giving capital stock of $4,000. The
Eclipse Medicine Company. incorporated
with o capital stock of $4,000. The incor-
Carney. NJ. NJ. Cummings. Q. r. Albright
j. f. Daugherty and A. ID. Miller. ell of
the al
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

Street Improvements, Grading and Gravel
Ing and Vacations Of Alleys
The board took final action on the follow
ing street improvements resolutions:
For grading and gravelinQ Beville AVE.
nue.. from washington street to Michigan.
Length. 2.2s2 feet; width. 90 feet.
For grading and grsveing Ohio street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
Encampment Press COMMITTEES.

The press committee. acting in connec-
tion with the encampment committee, will
meet this afternoon at the Commercial
Club rooms. at 4:S0 O'clock. This will be
its first meeting. j. G. Winans. of Troy
o., WIS in the city yesterday, and made
arrangements for headquarters for the
Womsn's Relief Corps of Ohio ct the Bates
Houaa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
Puvinr Grounds for Loon.

The street-car company yesterday pur-
chased several small strips of ground for
the purpose of building loops for the elec-
trio lines being put IN. A small strip of
ground adjoining the West Washin gton-
street stables Was also purchased.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
The Bridge Must BE Repaired.

Messrs. Webb, Jamison & Co. were mott.
fed by the Board of Public Works that
they must repair at once the bridge over
the canal which they broke down while
moving house over il.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
4rt,fsf Danoert

Don't put an enemy in your mouth TO steal
your teeth. Avoid deleterious dentifrices. Rely
on sozodont Nothing can be purer or more Ger
tain TO prevent the teeth from becoming dis
eased. After each brushing they glitter like
pearls. and the gums grew rosy red.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
Gravelinp of spriDr Stree

A petition for grading aud graveling
Spring street. from North to st. Clair. was
referred to the city engineer to investigate
as to the propriety of doing it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
Contractors Abandon Work.

Complaint was made to the board that
the contractors who have the contract for
Improving Mississippi. north of Fall creek,
have abandoned the work The CITY en-
gineer was instructed to see that tho work
was com pleted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
Sewer Work Delayed.

The contractor of the Georgia-street
main sewer has been instructed by the
board not TO begin work on 10 until after
Sept. 10, as barracks for the q. A. X. en-
cempment are to be built in certain streets
II will he laid in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

from Randolph street TO Beville avenue.
Length. 1.441 feet; width. 90 feet
The following declaratory resolutions
were adopted:
For grading and graveling the roadway
Of Eighth street from Talbot avenue TO
the first alley east. Length. 127 feet; width.
80 feet.
For grading and grayeling Excelsior ave.
nue. from Clifford avenue TO Monroe street.
Length, .25e feet; width. 80 feet.
For grading and graveling Meek street
rom Dillon to Leota street. Length. 7o2
feet; width. 60 feet
The following alley vacation resolutions
were adopted by the board at Q special
meeting held yesterday afternoon:
The alley south of Vermont street, from
Indiana avenue to Tennessee street. The
first alley east of Vine street. from Spruce
TO Walnut street The alley north OF
Spruce street. from Vine to Race street.
The alley north OF Irwin street, from Belle
fontaine street TO the first alley east.
The second alley north of Jefferson street,
from John street to the first alley east.
Tsylor's subdivision of Vajeu's Sprin gdale
addition. the first alley north Of Morris
street, from Carlos street 80 the first alley
wess. The alley west of Wright street. from
Plum TO Everett street.
A petition for paving with brick the
north walk of Ray street, from Meridian to
West street, was granted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

The Board of Works has accepted the
proposition of the Indianapolis Water
Company granting the right to use the lat
ter's mains for the purpose of wash ing the
permaps entity improved streets ct $50 per
week. but two one and a. quarter-inch noz-
Zles TO be used at ono time. and the work
90 be done at any time during the day or
night The work will be done by the street
gang, and the streets will be flushed as
often as needed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

EauRhviiie Trustees Wait for Hungate
The trustees of Haugbville met In special
meeting. last night. to discuss the PROPOSE
ton to negotiate a loan of $4,000 for school
purposes. On account of the absence of
President Hupgate. no action Was taken.
and the board adjourned. The question
will be considered as coon as Hungate re-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
E,t.,.,o, Of ULncolr I,n,

The city engineer has been instructed to
prepare the necessary papers for the ex-
tension and opening of Lincoln Lane east
to Shelby street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22
Coy Consu.ts Conduit.

Simeon Coy was q caller az the Board of
Works yesterday morning and held
moments private conference with Presi-
dent Conduit Neither would say what 1t
was about. and botn smiled blandIy when
questioned about it.