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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-26

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the Isl day OF Janunry, 1872 and OF record in
the clerks Office OF the EustiIgs Co rt for the
city OF Roanoke. Va in decd book r. page ~,
A l.. Gorlcy and wife conveyed to =. w .IAmi-on
certain parcel OF land therein described in
ment of the sum OF Sl.3 U. cvidcnced by a c rtnin
bond OF even dntc with said deed. payable Fl We
years after date with interest IN same AT !; per
cent. per annnm. payable scmi-annually. cvi
denccd by interest coupons, and whereas by the
terms or the said deed, upon default being made
in the payment Of any OF the said semi n nnual in
stalments OF interest, the holder OF said mortgage
may, at his option. declare the whole OF the said
debt principal add interest, due and payn Bile and
order an Immediate sale or said property and
whereas two OF the said interest coupons have
becomc past due and are in default OF payment
and being instructed so to do, shall, On MON.
DAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1893, in front OF the
premises, In the city of Roanoke. Va, at o'clock
p m proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder all OF the property conveyed IN
said deed OF trust. to wit:
certain parcel OF land, with improvcm cnts
thereon situated in the city of Roanoke Va.
fronting 81 fcet on the north side of Charles
street and running back northwardly between
parallel lines 100 feet to an alley and known ae
Lewis addition, which map IL fiic in the clerk Q
ONCE OF the corporation court OF the city of koa.
noke, Va. The said property has on IL cub
stantal two story brick dwelling, with all neces-
sary and modern Improvements.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the whole OF the
said bond priL cipal and interest and the cost OF
executing this trust, including atrustee's com
mission OF per cent, and the balance, II anv,
payable In one and two years after date of sale
with interest, deferred payments secured by deed
OF trust on property sold. $. W. JAMESON,
z 70 tbs Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-26
THE woolNe OF TIE WIND.

Rose OF dusk, didst ever
Regard the seas refrain1 III
That is no love that never
Returns with time asain.
Because em the saddest
or things beneath the sun,
Because thou art tho Rladdest
That ever no looked on
Because no ways to wander
Allure me any more,
With white sea dreams to ponder
All day beside thy door
Because there's not a rover
But wearies on n day,
And not q faithless lover
But sorrow doth repay
] rove the world of shadows
A wrath of tho blue rain
And in the dawn's deep meadows
Return to thee again.
Bliss Carnan in Lippincott's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-26
some Difference.

Mr.. Skidmore (severely)-John, Mr..
Jones tells me you thrashed his son
shamefully today. Is that true?
John-No, sir.
MIR. Skidmorc-Then what did Jones
mean by telling me that?
He just made n mistake. ! didn't
thrash Jim Jones shamefully. l wal
iopcd him beautifully Harper's Ba-
Ear.
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NRUSTEEs SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-
a., aence pIoperty-By virtue OF deed OF trust
dated tho @'th day OF July, 1891. from W. j and
l.. Blair, Jr to Alexander Nell in trust to Sc
cure the Middle States Loan. Binding and Con-
stfnction Company. OF Hagerstown, Md, the
payment OF $4,000, interest, dues and fin cs and
default having occurred in the payment OF in
terest, dnes and fines for more than elk months.
~ provided therein. and ut the request OF said
company so TO do and said company clectng that
tue whole amount due by said Blairs shall be
payable immediately. the undersigned will, ON
TiukSDAY, Tie 10TH DAY OF AUGIfST,
T.; in' 80, Al J2a'' O'CLOCK r. NJ on the premises,
cell at public auction to the highest bidder ali
that valnai lie parcel OF land lying in said city
and described NE follows:
Beginning ut point on the nor'h eide OF Ale.
ehany place 1885, feet west OF Park street. thence
Win VII, Alieshnny place south IS degrees west 50
ieet 10 po!ht on same, thence north degrees
east l0G feet to IN alley. thence with said alley
north 81 degrees ~ minutes cast so Is feet to a
point on sainc, thence south degrees west 10g.IT
feet TO the place OF beginning
The total amount OF said Blars' said indebted
ness now amounts to $j,S5GG5
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
ALEXANDER NELL,
v JUS Trustee
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WHEREAS A CERTAIN DEED OF TNIIST
p,a,rw was executed by VIM. j. Blair and Lycnrens
a so trustee bearing cate tho 7th day of Ms,ob
IN dse aho b TsScrded on the slst 1874
the Hastings Court for the cIty Of p o,,ce OF
s'ao OF virginia, to secure prompt and faiibfS;
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TRusTnEa aims.

monthly payments of $50 per month until the
whole sum, principal, with interest, premium
anu all other charges which may accrue by req
son OF the terms OF said articles OF association
anu OF this deed OF trust, In pursuance thereof
are paid and satisfied, and whereas, the said
Seorge ]. Peet has resigned this trust and the
33hoge o, the Hastings Court has duly appointed
said deed, In the place and stead Of said George
o. o. rect; and whereas, default having been made
IN the payment and conditions provided for III
snia bond nnd deed for more than three months,
t anu ooipg re quirsd 70 to do by the beneficiary,
sno ssiu National Mutual Building and Loan As
soCstlon OF Ncw York, SHALL by virtue of said
WEI EnM Npa pursuant to tho forms thereof, On
snction H ~ - Nj. proceed to sell mt public
Rnanu III Trout OF the premises, in the city OF
noanoKo, Va to the highest bidder. all the
pIopeety uepcrloed In said decd as "all that lot,
piece or parcel OF land, with improvements
e1cueon' situated IN the city of Roanoke, State
oi n ntrsinia' described as follows: Beginning ut
y s, POINT on the south side Of Allegheny Place
u0o) one hundred and five feet West or PARK
street and running thence south s5 degreen yvrst
70 feet to point, thence south dcSrses vreSt
ITO feet to I'm alley. thence with SAID aiiev north
20 degrees east IS feet to n point thence north
degrees east ITO feet to ALLEGHENY place tbe
point OF beginning" f'"ee' 'n'
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay off the cost OF
executing this trust and discharge the obllcotons
under said bond aggregainr * NJ and IN HaI
ancc, IL any, payable In two equal pavmcnts IN az
and twelve months. RUSR II DERR DIN
q Is ids ~ Srs,,st
By mutual consent the foregoing salc ,s nost.
poned until Wednesday, July 26, IS93 at The
san" - ~ ,Ss ANU P'aec' RUSH U. DERR,
Trustee.
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WHEREAS A CERTAIN DERD ON TpITsT
Wv was executed by w i Riai. ~ "a 49, = =

WHEREAS a CERTAIN DIED OF TRUST
Blair WAS r to e5e Gaars By Bls. and Lycurgus
is and recorded the sth day OF besemSer
office OF the Hastings Court for Tie et sno o,
oke, IN the State OF Virginia, to secure the per.
s sofSnGe OF Se,tain conditions and payments
s ty,h Mil aid Blair and L. Blair, Jr of cvon date
w.h h ss,a aSeG IN the sum Of
and an IL Loan Association OF New York, the sum OF
$4,000 loaned or advanced to the said W. j. Blair
and H. BlaiI, Jr., in accordance with their articles
OF association upon forty shares OF stock Ia said
association held and owned by them in certificates
issue b l2; and whereas, by their articles ~
association under which said loan or advance.
me mel was made and to secure which the said bond
the rrpayment In certain manner and npon Ger.
tain terms, with principal and Interest agsregat.
until the whole With interest 9a a peI mo a1a
All other CHARGES which may accrue by reason OF
the ee% Of 81 t sa,a articles Of association and OF
are paid and complied with; and, whereas, the
said salt George Peet has resigned said trust and
the 1u0gc or the liuetings Court, for the city of
RoRnoke. did at the June term thereof annoInt
the undersigned, Rush U. Derr, 40 trustees n said
deed In the place and stead OF said George
j. Feet; and, whereas, default has been made In
the payments and conditions mentioned in said
bond and deed of trust for more than three
months. and having been required 30 TO do Inv the
beneficiary, the National Mutual Building and
Loan Association OF New York, shall by Virtue
OF said deed and pursuant to the terms thereof
proceed 10 rcll Mt public auction to the highest
bidder. ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JUL lS3, AT ie;;D O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front
OF tho premises In the city or Roanoke, Va, all
the property conveyed In said deed and being vii
that certain lot or piece pnrccl OF land with
the improvements thereon, situated In the city OF
Roanoke, State OF Virginia, described rs follows,
to.wit:
beginning at point on the south eide OF Elm
street % rect cast OF Comm cree street, thence
south Is minutes east 100 feet to an alley, thence
WIN said alley north SS degrees 10 minutes east
~ tcet To point, thence north Is minutes west
lto 1eet 10 Elm street, thence with Elm street
south IS degrees 30 minutes west 80 feet to the
place Of beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all cost OF exc
curing this trust and to pay or The amounts OF
SAID pond, agg rcgatirg In all about $1,000, and
the nhiance, II any, payable In twelve and twenty
four months and secured by deed OF trust ON tile
premises RUSH U. DERR,
Trustee,
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ids

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
~ dated the 9TH day of July, 1esS, and of record
city OF Roanoke, VA in deed book IA, page 2G2
in which WIN. II. Bryant and wife convey to s.
w: Jamison trustee certain real estate herein
after described in trust to secure to H. ii. Wood
rum the payment OF the sum OF S7G5, evidenced
by certain negotiable notes therein set out. and
whereas default has been made in the payment OF
part OF said debt and being requested so to do
6y The n3lde ,5r OF sad notes sha ON sATUR
O'CLOCK NJ in front OF the courthouse in the
city OF Roonokc. Va. proceed to sell at pnblic
auction to The highest bidder all the pranertv
therein conveyed, to wit: That certain lot or par
ccl OF lend with its appurtenanccs situate in the
CITY OF Roanoke Va, and bounded and described
Beginning at point on the south side OF Salem
aeehne, ~ icct east from street, thence in an
between parallel lines 100 feet more or less bnlr
way TO korer avenue, being the eastcrn half of
lot NO ~ section &c, of map OF F. Rorers town
lots rms properly has on 1t "a comfortable frame
dwelling and IL conveniently located
iEhMS:-o ash ny to past due notes. and inter
est amounting to SIS, and The cost OF executing
This tinst; $1GU payable In monthly payments Of
CIV, commeLc cling to isll due on the 9th day of
H re-, rel, S 1873 and continuing to fall dine on
consecutive months and balance. If any, PAYABLE
In one and two years after date with int rest
77tds 'A" Trnss:s
TRUS@EE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trusHdatcd the 18th day of March
iiS9l 1891, and recorded in deed book %, page ass in
city OF Roanoke. Va, from Edward w Conway
s ana VIE to the undersigned trustee, default hay
ing peen made in the terms thereof and being re-.
Gnesd SO 2v, to do BY the beneficiary therein &C.
1879. AT 1880 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises
IN inc city OF Roanoke. Va, OFFER for sale the fol.
lowing described parcel of land with the i'm
hOuee: " u"e"ihs
beginning ata point on the south side of Nc
lowell street 200 feet, cast OF Pleasant street.
thence with Mcdowell street north - degrees
east 30 feet to point, thence south Is desfees
east 2CO feet to point; thence south ~ degrees
west 81 feet to a point; thence north is deSre.s
west sco feet to the beginning, containing i6,000
square rect more or less, known as lot 2a, Second
so Terms sRa &c OF sAt y, s., as to the costs Of
OF $SS6o to become due and payable in nonthiw
II ~ stalments OF sos each without interest. on
the fourth Monday in August 1873 and each sn Uc
cesslve month thereafter, and the residue. If any
npen ereult OF one and two years with Interest,
deferred payments to be sccurcd by deed NJ trn,'
Tho ohov WILLIAM F. WINCH, trustee.
Edward w. Conway and the purchase " ,s souu ny
IS ds
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By mutual consent the foregoing sale Is post
poned until Wednesday, August p 1SDs, at same
hour and place. RUSH u. DERR
6-lStds Trrat,.
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pRAoT1oAn STAIR suI1DsR.
IL nARRN

III. GARRY,
Corner Ro anoKe street and Salem avouae.
Reforonces-E. 81. Stewart, DR.. j. d. Kirk,
Gastat Bottiger, Wilson b HuRgins, r. u. W
toe. Contractors aud Builders j. g. Bar bour,
W. shteids d g Pollard. ushanev 8.o, 80
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
OF trust executed April -, lS,W, by g. j
Rhodes, conveying to tho undersigned trustee
the property hereinafter mentioned, (Which deed
is OF record in the clerks Office OF the corporation
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-26

ny mutual consent the foregoing sale is post.
pOmeu Until cdnesday, July 81 1893, at the
same So f a3s ana place. RUSH U. DERR,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Herbert Hunt, of the Sun, goes to Balti-
more on Monday to become city editor of
the World.
Rev. Frank o. Ballard, pastor of Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, will preach, at
1920 a. m. to-day, on 1.-THE Ministry of
Sorrow"
Judge d. P. Baldwin, of Logansport
Ind, will address the Progress Club this
afternoon, at Mansur Hail. on THE Cause
and Cure for Hard Times"
The firms of William McWirtman and
Nuerge & Reiking, of this city, were yes
terday awarded the contract of constructing
an office and ceiling in the basement of the
monument.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary So
cety of the Seventh-street Nj. r. Church
will give a supper ard flower show at the
residence of Mrs. judy, No. 444 Ash street
Wednesday evening, the 18th.
About half past IL o'clock this morning
sneak thieves tapped the till at No g.
North Illinois street, and secured about
SIS. The robbery was reported at the po-
lice station by Val Fahrbach.
Mrs Ann r. Hollis, the mother-in-law of
ex-Lieutenant Governor Thomas Hanna,
died at Ashtabula, o.. yesterday, of paral-
ysis. She will be buried at Forest Hill
Cemetery, Greencastle, Ind, Monday
morning, Oct. q.
Mr.. w. II. Donley gave the first of the
second seasons series of organ recitals
yesterday afternoon, assisted by Mrs. En-
rique G.. Miller. The usual fine interpreta-
ton of the masters given by the or
ganist, and Mrs. Miller sang with good eff
feet the two songs of Nevin.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22
OVERCOME BY THE GAS.
Three Men Have a Narrow Escape i'm
the Miller Block.

George Nicholson, William WEIGH and
Ed Rauh, three paper hangers, engaged
in social game of cards in the room of
the former, at No. Ii Miller Block, at
Illinois and Market streets, were almost
asphyxiated last night, about 10 o'clock.
Underneath the room in which the men
were playing is James Breeding's bath
rooms, and the men say that the escaping
gas from the furnace in the bath rooms
overcame them. They had noticed the
odor, but had thrown one of the windows
open. Suddenly Rauh fell over in a faint.
The other men were seized with sickness
and they started for the door, WEIGH fell
to the floor In stupor just as he had
opened the door. Nicholson dragged him
out into the hall. and, after he had re-
yived, both went in the room and dragged
Rauh out. After reaching the street Rauh
and WEIGH soon recovered, but Nicholson
became deathly sick. He hurried to the
Bates House drug store, where clerk Chas.
Norton gave. him medicine to relieve him.
He seemed to be in a very bad way. Mich
olson says he has frequently made COM
plant against the escaping gas from the
bath rooms. He also says that the heat
from the rooms makes the woodwork in
his room very hot
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22
DID SHE COMMIT SUICIDE9
Friends of Ella Griffin Alarmed Over
M Her Disappearance.

Ella Griffin, a young woman twenty
seven years of age, who has resided with
her brother and two sisters, at the corner
of Fayette and Walnut streets, has been
missing from her home since last Thurs
day morning and it is feared by her friends
that she has taken her life Several years
ago she was the victim of a mans un-
faithfulness, and since that time has COM
planned of being mistreated by her rela-
tives, though they deny that she has been
wrongfully treated.
On last Wednesday night she quarreled
with her brother and rushed from the house
declaring her intention of drowning her
self in the canal She was followed from
the house by Anna Callahan and prevented
by the latter from executing her threat.
She was in the act of leaping from the
canal bridge, when she caught by Miss
Callahan and lady named Bruno. She
pleaded with them not to interfere, and
permit her to drown herself, saying If she
was prevented from doing this time she
would do it later That night she remained
with a friend, and the next morning re-
turned to her brothers house. Later in the
day She again disappeared, but the family
supposed she had gone to the residence of
an aunt, on South Delaware street. Inquiry
there, however, developed the fact that she
had not been there, and her relatives now
fear she has made good her threat to take
her own life
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22

:nittee apd State secretary: 1850. lessons
from experience; p. m, PRAYER services
2:30. THE Christian Young Woman; Her
Social Relations by Miss Silver
Her Spiritual Life Miss Sheridan Green
castle: Her Supreme Sin," DR.. Rondthaler:
100 p. M, song service: addresses on the
Y. W.. c. A, its history and boundaries OF
work. by Miss Silver. Detroit. and Some
Results" Miss Hill. Toledo.
On Saturday the programme will be: , a.
M, Workers with Him." $50, 'lnterde-
pendence of the International State and Lo-
cal Work. 10, Finances Based on the b.
ble;' 1890. closing business p. m. college
conference, with discussions on religious
meetings by Miss Carrie Calvin, social
meetings by Miss Evelyn White, business
meetings by Miss Flossy Shank, missionary
meetings by Miss Elois Taber. finances by
Miss Alice Smith: 2 p. m, City Work,
How Conducted" by Mrs. Farewell; How
to Secure ard Maintain an Effective
Board of Directors" by Miss Silver;
Financial Methods by Miss Wilson;
7:30 p. m, song service; address. What
Part Have Association Young Women in
the Evangelization OF the World?" Miss
Wilson. On Sunday at $50 a m. there will
be fellowship meeting, and at p. m. a
gospel meeting, and at 7:S0 p. m. short
addresses by Miss Elizabeth Wilson and
Miss Sheridan, with farewell services at
$50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22
ECHO OF THE TOLLIVER FEUD.
Benton Jones PardOned Out of the
Southern Prison.

Governor Matthews has pardoned from
the southern prison Benton Jones' convict
ed in Orange county of the murder of
Thomas Moody on March 2, 1875. Lee
Jones, a brother of Benton, was also sent
to prison on the same charge. Both men
received life sentences, but Lee Jones was
pardoned last July. The murder Of Moody
grew out of fractional quarrel which orig
mated over the Tolliver estate The Joneses
and Moodys were heirs 10 the estate, but
failed to settle the matter between them
selves, and went into the courts. On the
night of the murder of Moody mob visit
ed his house, killed him and then fired the
building. 1t was charged that Lee and
Benton Jones were members of the mob
and they were arrested. On change of
venue the case came up in the Monroe Cir
cult Court. The prisoners, during the trial.
asserted their innocence, and Lee Jones
made some sensational charges against
members of the jury At the time the case
created universal interest in the southern
part of Indiana and in Kentucky. Benton
Jones is now a decrepit old man, and for
the past five years has been shattered in
strength His brother is much younger,
and a year ago, when Bentons friends
preached the subject of having him par
doned he objected and unselfshly pleaded
that an effort first be made in behalf Of his
younger brother
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22
INDIANAPOLIS

empty die finne in single "go." and
seemed healthy, too. This woman was the
only feminine roadster he met during the
journey, and he thinks she is one Of very
few
Auctions and bartering are a recognized
branch of business in the kingdom of men,
delaney. At one OF these auctions, which is
described in Mr.. Flynts paper. Some had
coats. vests and trousers to 7ell while
others were crying the virtue OF old but
tons. collars cuffs neckties and even
most every tramp's pocket Several coats
sold for and 10 cents apiece, while trousers
brought higher prices, Knives were also
on the market, and fully dozen changed
hands" One striking and significant feat
ure of Mr.. Flynts experience was the alb
sence of Jews at these. auctions. He met
only three Jew tramps during the trip, ana
these were extremely well dressed. The life.
he thinks, offers few inducements to men Of
their predictions. The anti-Semite feeling
in Germany may even permeate the ragged
brotherhood. although Mr.. Flynt does not
give us any light on this point The most
lions is that, whatever faults he may have,
the Jew Is seldom lacking in industry and
foresight and would not be satisfied with
any pursuit which took no account or the
morrow
The German tramp, as Mr. Flynt de-
scribes him. is too much of a Bohemian to
be social democrat, but has not enough
a asn f for his Kaiser. He loves schnapps and
hates what he, calls the ''yerdammts
Heimath seeks, to cultivate. He has gen.
orally served his three years In the army,
but will dodge the recruiting officer by
he has not. Notwithstanding this perva-
dangers for the country. In February
riots in Berlin Q89D he was out In force, not
for labor rights as against capital but
lending his shoulder to the wheel which he
fondly hoped might turn In the direction , OF
state and order.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-22
IT'S STATE CONVENTION.
Young WOmen's Christian Association
to Meet at IrvingtOn.

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
tons of the State will meet in convention
at Irvington. Oct 26 to %. In connection
with this three meetings will be held in the
city in order to afford citizens of Indian
apolis an opportunity to learn of this in
teresting work. The meeting, Friday even
ing, at Tabernacle Church, will be addressed
by Miss Silver, general secretary, of De-
troit and Miss Hill, general secretary, of
Toledo, and others in the work, whose
knowledge and experience give promise of
interesting address. On Saturday. from
2:30 to p. m. a conference of all ladies in
terested in this work will be held at the
First Baptist Church. Sunday at 4 p. m
there will be gospel services at the Second
Presbyterian Church.
AT Irvington. DR.. G.. S. Burroughs, presi-
dent OF Wabash College. will give the open
ing address at the Christian Church. Thurs
day, Oct. rs. at 7:3O p. m. On Friday, the
programme will be: a.. m, devotional
services; $3.50. report of nominating commit
tee and appointment OF standing commit
tess; 10. Bible hour, conducted by DIR. Bur
roughs: ii. report OF State executive COM