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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-03
TRUSTEES. SALES.
FINDER A DEED OF TRUST BEARINSs
- date March 10, 1890 executed by Ezekini p

Under DEED OF TRUST BEARJNSs
- date March ID, 1880 executed by Ezekiol p
EoIoln TO me as trustee. recorded In deed book
80, page i32, to secure to Sarah A. Compcrt her
nci,s and assigns, certain balance OF $iSOO due
civ .ne purchase OF certain lot situated in the
Ei %, Roanoke and hereafter described said
iim.uuotconess being evidenced by 1O0 negotiable
t Jeicst bearing notes of SIS each. due and pay-
HpJ scn month from March 10, 1890, at the First
ia, BANK OF Roanoke, Va. and default hay.
,hS oeen made in the payment or said notes as
,t pecane due aud payable, at tho request OF
t us nene ncigry In said deed of trust will ON
, rmiDni, Tue BIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY
80 IL VI In front OF the courthouse In ths
e..! o, ,toa lokc Va proceed to sell to the high
cs, oluucr NJ public auction the following des-
cnIocu property, of record on deed hook III paoo
to., IN tue clerks Office OF the HASTINGS Conf
oeihg known M lot IL. section D, on man nj
rogers, Fairfax Houston addition Rcrjn
ming at point iI5 feet from the corner NJ Frat
avenue 3: w and Park street In q northcrly dIrec..
ton l!o feet to an alley with said alley 25 feet in
westerly direction TO point, thence in a sonth
criy direction 1SO feet TO a point thence with
Fret avenue in an easterly direction 3, feet To
the place OF beginning. w
IEisMS OF SALE Cash as to amount
SUFFICIENT to dcfray the expenses OF executing
TINS trust and To pay the past due notes amount,
ing i'll all TO about $225 required in cash and bal
ance payable in monthly notes or SIS per month.
Win interest on same from the 18th day OF
, MaTsh 1872 ono due, on the 18Th day Of each
NOUN. RUSH L. DERR,
JUS Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
\ OF trust, dated the lith day OF November,
1871, executed to me by George D. Bender and
on record in the clerks office of the Hastings
Court Tor the city OF Roanoke, Va, In deed book
No. 81, page 2O5 to secure 10 Louis Obermyer the
payment OF the sum OF seven hundred and sixteen
dollars and sixty-six cents (SIl666) evidenced by
one certain interest bearing negotiable note
days from date and three Thousand four hundred
and thtrtyttrec dollars and ihrty-four Ger Is
lS3,i83D evidenced by two certsin interests
hearing negotiable notes for Sl,1i6 81 each dated
Novcm Der 18th, 1890 and payable one and two
years from date. Said notes executed by George
ID. Bender in favor OF Louis Uhermyar and hear
interest ut the rate OF six per cent. per annum,
and default having been made In tho payment of
said note for Sl,Tl6.61 falling due two years from
tile date thereof, and being required so TO do by
the said beneficiary In said deed | shall ON
AIRY, 1893, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ OF said day in
front or the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke.
va. sell by public auction 20 the highest bidder
the parcel or land with the improvements there
on conveyed to me in said deed OF trust. living
and being In the city of Roanoke, Va, and de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning ut n point on the east side OF Nelson
street - feet north OF Robertson street, thence
with Nelson street north degrees cast 25 Ieet To
point, thence south s. degrees east vs. feet to
point, thence south degrees west - feet 20 Il
point, thence north IS degrees west 95 feet To the
place OF beginning, being lot No. lS9 in ward 5,
according 10 the map OF the lands OF the Roanoke
Lana and Improvement Iompany.
TERMS: There Will be required cash enoug l.,
pay all cost OF executing this trust ana TO paS
the past due and unpaid note for =, 1l6.61, vita
interest from the 18th day OF November, 1880
The residue, il any, payable AZ such time "a the
said Geo ID. Bender shall prescribe and direct:
or. in OF his failure 10 give such direction at
time OF sale, upon credit OF one and two years.
and 10 be secured by deed of trnst upon the
property cold. WILLIAM ROLAND
II ids Trustee.
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
- July J, lSo, and of record in the clerks Of
nee or the corporation court for the city OF Roam.
oKc; va, In decd book 10. page ., from W. j. and
j.. blair, DR., TO the undersigned conveying the
Following parcel OF land: beginning OF the east
side or Roanoke street 100 feet north of Walnut
street, the nee with Roanoke street north { dc.
grccs ~ minutes east luU feet to point, thence
south IS degrees As minutes east ITO feet TO an
alley, thence with said alley south z degrees Is
minutes west IL feet TO point, thence north So
degrees lo'ninutcs west 40 feet to the place of
beginning. In trust To secure to Jean ". Mad
dock the payment OF 81 1888 30, evidenced by two
negotiable notes pay able respectively In one and
Two years, and default having occurred in the pay
mcnt OF the last due note, and being so requested
ny the beneficiary and after notice to the grantor.
FEBRUARY, 1893, AT l2 O'CLOCK M, In front
or the courthouse in the city OF Ronnoke Va
sell Mt public auction to the highest bidder ali
that certain parcel OF land lying In said city and
described as follows:
Beginning AT point on the cnst side OF Roam.
oke street $50 feet north OF Walnut street, thence
with Roanoke street north degrees Is minutes
cast 81 rect to point, thence south So degrees 4b
Aliey south degrees Is minutes west 80 feet to n
point, thence north S3 degrees AS minutes west
l1d feet to the place of beginning, the residue of
SAID parcel OF land conveyed In said deed OF trust
subsequently sold by W. j. and L. Blair, Jr., to
Is. l.. Grcidcr and by Is. l.. Greidcr WINS sold and
convey cd To c. B. Englc.
TERMS: Cash rs to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust, including trustees com
mission. to pay the said past due note upon which
default has been MADE. and the residue, IL any,
10 he paid In two equal annual instruments with
interest from day OF salc, secured by deed OF
trust upon the land.
IHOS w MILLER. Trustee.
This sale IL ut the risk of l.. Blair, Sr., lie hav-
ing fall ed to comply with terms OF sale made
November IS, 1892. lids
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by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ Dcccmbcr l, 1881, and duly recorded in the
once OF the clerk OF tho HusiIngs Court OF the
CIV OF koanokc, Va, in deed book Il, page llb
whereby Rosa + Cutchn conveyed to George j
reet, uustce tho hereinafter described property,
IN trust to secure to the National Mutual Build.
ing ana Loan Association, OF New York the COM
piiarcc with certain bond executed OF even date
with the said deed in the sum OF $40 T. condi-
toned for the payment OF $3.50 loaned or ad
vsnccd to her upon fifteen shares of stock in said
association IN certificate No. S,722. issue d. H.. to
nc repaid with interest in the manner and upon
the terms set forth in said Dor Il and dced--which
provides Tor the repayment of said sum in
monthly instruments OF S24 per month until the
maturity o. said certificate OF stock according to
the bylaws OF said association and the pcrflrm-
nnce OF other c nditons and covenants OF said
bond and deed Of trust, and upon default in any
OF said conditions or payments for three months
TO sell the property conveyed in said deed; and
whereas default having been made for me re than
tnfcc months III compliance and PAYMENTS and
the undersigned having been appointed bv the
liusiings Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va ns
trustee substituted In the place and stead of said
Etorse D. lcei, and having been requested and
directed in writing to do by tho beneficiary
the said National Mutual Building and Loan As.
sociation of New York, | will, pursuant to the
power and authority conferred i'm said decd OF
trust, proceed TO sell at public auction in front
OF Of the c3Trthonss door In the city OF Roanoke.
l2OCLoCk NJ, to the highest bidder the prop
crty conveyed in said deed OF trust, described ~
follows, To wit:
Situmrc and beng in the city of Roanokc stoto
OF irgin'a. HeginnIg at point ON The north
SIDE OF Stalinton avenue 152 feet east OF Nine
tccnth street and running thence with Stounton
avenue south ~ degrees minute 20 seconds east
. feet to point on same, thence north 10 de.
Srccs s minutes IL seconds east III feet to an
alley, thence with said alley north I'll degrees /
minute ~ seconds west 30 feet tn II point on same,
thence south IL degrees IS minutes 40 seconc
west 40 feet to the hcginning-bcing lot II in
sect! on b3, Us shown on the map OF tho Mclrose
i.anu company, together with buildings and
Improvements.
TERMS; Cash. RUSH U. DERR,
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TRUSTEES SALES.

Undersigned has been appointed as trustee, sub
S1.tu'euln the place and stead OF said George !
Peet. by the Hastings Court for the CITY of Roan.
ohe, a., ana whereas tho said conditions and
PAYMENTS have be.n defaultcd In more than three
months, and upon being requested and directed
Not Wit,IlhS SO 10 do by the beneficiary, the said
N. Mutual Building and Loan Association
on Sew York will. pursuant to the power and
au.sotlty conferred in said deed OF trust, pro
coed to sell, at public auction, in front or the
WvTEi1HS9s9 door in the city OF Roanoke Va on
nI.3, O'CLOCK p; NJ, 10 the highest bidder the
p.|pyLtw conveyed In said deed OF trust described
SCI, situated and being in the city of Roanoke,
Sla'e or Virginia beginning at n point
on the south side OF John street P 5o,so
known as sixth avenue s. W. COO feet
cast Oh Lcw's street (also known as Fonrth
street W. and running thence with John street
81 acct 10 point thence southcrly 10 feet TO an
ailcy thence with said alley westerly N fect TO-
point IN same thence northcrlv parallel 70 lewis
street lo5 feet To John street. tho place OF hcrin
ning and known IL lot No. 49, in section 4 ~
SHOWN m the mapof the Lewis addition To the
improvements. '"S anu
TERMS: CASH RUSH T. nEyp
~ tbs ,ru.,
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TIN T'r.s. 10 minutes. sidollnsor'.. sm Joa'n
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TRUs rEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

TRUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~, stately virtue OF a deed OF trust dated
INC 10Th OF November, 1850 from w. j. and l..
mar, Dr. to the undersigned. in trust to secure
to the Home Loan and Building Association the
redemption OF twenty shares OF stock therein,
and default having occurred for more than ak
months in the payment of the dues interest and
fines upon said twenty shares of stock and beinS
required by tho directors OF the said Home Loan
and Building Association to sell the said land in
pursuance Of the by laws OF said association, I
AIRY, 1893, AT1a o'CLOCK NJ. in front Of The
courthou'c in the city OF Roanoke Virginia, pro-
cecd TO cell all that parcel of land in the said deed
OF trust mentioned and described follows:
beginning Mt n point on the south eide OF John
street S!S feet east OF Lewis street. thence in a
feet to an alley thence with said alley in an east
criy direction 20 feet To point thence in n
northerly direction 10, feet to John street, thence
WIN Jonh street IN westerly direction So feet
to the place of beginning.
,,o IhHMs; Cash sufficient to pay the amount
dues, interest ann fines, total of So $40 A. and
cost OF executing this trust, and as to the resi-
credit in two equal annual payments, PAYABLE in
ono ono ana TWO years respectively with interest
a aa q1 an dale and SS Sy dsed Of
lie tos TRUSTEE
by VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST EXE-
- cutcd to me by Lille Bell Kcstcr, bearing
anc on the 9TH day OF June: 1892, and recorded in
city OF Roanoke Va. deed book =. pare iGo' To
secure to X. $. Gamble the payment OF Si525,
negotiable notes described in said deed Of
trust aud default having been made in tho pay
meht or seven of said notes of SaJ cacn ard
being requested To do 20 by said beneficiary /
VIII, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH !, 1898 Al ~
oCLoCh NJ, IN front OF the courthouse OF Roa-
hokc city, sell to the highest bidder Mt public
nuciion all that certain lot or parcel OF land lying
IN the city OF Roanoke. Va, bounded and dc
scribcd rs follows, to wit:
- BEGINNING at n point ut the southeast corner of
Dale avenue and Elmwood street, thence with
Elmwood street south Il degrees minutes fiftv
rcet to point, thence in 4 norther,y direction 18d
ieet 10 an alley, thence with said alley north i
degrees minutes east 81 b feet to Dale avenue
thence with Da'e avenne in sonthcry direction
~ q Icet to point, thence north "a degrees 20
minutes 10 seconds east 5 feet 10 the place OF he
ginning, and known rs lot IL, block 81 OF the Bel
mont Land Companys Addition to the city of
Roanoke, Va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exc
cutting this trust, including trustees commission
OF i've per cent, and to pay the past due notes
with interest TO date OF sale, and balance, IL any,
payable In monthly instruments OF SD each
j. +. WINGFIELD,
81 Jus Trustee.
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A LABOR SAVING DESIGN.
An Ingeniously Planned Dwelling Tina.
Has Much to Commend.
copyright, 1893, by American Press Associa-

ISNot Dy ItHSUCIU-
toni
Compact floor plans save labor, and in
the section of the world like ours, where
the domestic help problem is n serious one,
compactness and convenience is u serious
Lesideratum. Tho plan given herewith I'M
dcrtakes to be compact, the vcstibule, re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
NEW RAILROAD FoR WISCONSIN

West Superior. via. May 90 Donald,
John and Henry Grant Of Farihaut,
Mimi. builders Of the Mesaha and North
cru railroad, with Moses II. Clapn Of the
Dawson, AMI others of St Paul. have
completed articles Of Incorporation in this
city for an air line railroad between
Superior and St Paul and Minneapolis.
Capital stock $3,O0O.OOO. \ preliminary
survey has already been made, The line
viii be l36 miles Ia lcngth. or nineteen
miles shorter than any other luc from
St Paul to Superior. The maximum
gride will be- twenty-siN feet. The gn-
tcrprisc is the outgrowth. ms It's wO-
je,rors claim Of the necessity OF the N in-
ueipplis wheat and -four men to have q
shorter line IT lower grade than any
one in existence for the transportation
Of wheat and hWr to Superior and coal
aud merchandise from Superior to ST. Panl
and Minneapolis. The projectors say
the line will w. III operation by iiay 1
next
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

The pay car Of the Houston and Texas
Central went mp the line yesterday.
J. ). Wick. live stock agent of the Illi-
nois Central, went to San Antonio last
night.
r. H. kensey, division superintendent
of the Pullman company, was in the city
yesterday,
.Messrs, Burns and Murphy of the firm
oil Burkitl' Burns y Murphy, railroad
contractors, are In the city
j. G. Matthews, late superintendent of
the Houston East and West. Texas, took
trip to Nelasco yesterday
Major A. II, Swanson left last night
for his home at Pass Christian after n
few days visit TO Houston
Sid Utley, an old-tiue conductor on the
Southern Pacific, at present d resident OF
Kansas City, Is IN the city
Charles Huhener, chief clerk ia the gen.
ernl managers office Of The Southern Pa
ciic, left for New Orleans last night
II, Horn, au old timc conductor in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
PROTEST AGAINST LYNCHlNG.


Columbia, s G. MAY 10 Sixty lead
Ing n roscs. representing one third Of the
counties Ia The state, met IN convention
here today IA .onfer IL regard TO recent
lyuchings Ia she state Among Those
present was Congressman Murray. Thu
meeting WAS very orderly aud tho
speeches temperate Resolutions were
adopted advising the ncgrUer 10 shun The
plIuunors anu business places ~ all
Who malueatud them nnL urpng them to
organize protective societies We every town
Ia the slate with 4 well iiled treasury,
which VIII phablc them 10 meet The
emergencies constant ariA1g Ia this
state Nltl thc best Legal TALENT, The
resolutions say We submit that irrcrar
able lnjuiy X done tie STATE by snch
crime Is The heartlesa and unjnstliinhlc
lynchia,s which are of almost daily oc.
cnrrencu IN diving away capital nnd
unsettlng labor as well Ne the blighiing
moral effect OF cirui,nr race prcludiceH,
II creating distespect for law, of dehn'
MANNING The population aud In short
Of feeding all the turbulent passions and
prelulic,s and forming volcanic bed
ubdpr the very structure Of society. which
unless speedily stopped, viii ere l0ng
bursl forth In sucn terrific eruption NJ
10 carry an hat We prize IN character.
property, virtue aud life In lis common
ruin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

yer and Roo Csrsnde management
great deal OF annoyance aud expense
The mud slides At Red cir require
daily attention aud the waters OF Ensle
river have reached the Colorado Central
tracks larEe force q mea II kept
on duty so remove falling earth and
rocks.
The Mestcrn Passenger association Is
flirting with the Sinta lfe company today.
Saturday the SaAta Ne and The ass0ca-
tiou win quit each Others compauy The
Western Passenger association members
reaiin thai II the Santa Re goes away
mad Il eau make things decidedly inter-
esting all summer. 80 they are irving
TO get MIR White to go back into onr u
the most uncertain and unsatisfactory OF
the associations.
he oruer Of President ingalls, Great.
tx the saturday bali holiday on the Rig
-Four does not include Indianapolis, aud
the cgiS,oycs ;her, arr cbiccting serious.
~. They feel they are as much entitled
10 ~ The employees at C.ncinnati they
say. IN fact. the work Of indianapolis
Ia barber than az any point on the sys-
TEN. There Is talk Of ifts'oning presi-
dynt iugalls 10 extend the order 10 lu.
dianApol!s.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers " the Chicago BuTlilnOn aud Quincy
lailrald has Just been hold, An the OF
hcefs nd the old beard ~ directors were
] unanimously reelected. The report OF
/ President Perkins showed the road 10 be
in a ms II satisfactory cgi dltion, the not
egrniags for the year being S233g. $50.
an iucrepse Of SIS5.iO The surplus n
now SSDl. ISL, an increase of SlAi.OS0
! biyidclds paid durink the year amounted
- So,Sl9,Ha2
p,, ii.n, N,,, Ttor, ~ tho Canadian
! ps,s,.' - Ill - nsrt, ,yhn In
Mortroai a. br roest SsNr,iaV wili
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
Was the Kentucky Millionaire
Murdered at Louisville9
A SENSATIONAL STORY,


louisville May 20 Highly sensational
Developments IN gardiuE the death II Mr..
Albert v Dupont the three times millhn'
lnstesd u dsiag ~ beaft ,i 4se M c"nirsi
Park, the home VI bis hrothvr, II h now
learned that he rxnlrrd In uolufiuits
house, and there are rumors that he was
Dr, 4, l.. Mepcrniutt. the physician who
retritci Mr. nuppats death. nrft stated
that he died IN the patlor " his htnthers
house II y now certain that lac licl 10
place of ill-rvputc conducted by wuuian
nlmed Mary l1yne On klghll and York
streets aud there Is "A general Impression
that he was Shut To DEATH
Monday night sloi WIS hchul In the
nrlgllorhood. II coud not he traced and
nothing more wss Thought OF II untll tho
wagon belonging 10 j e King's SOUS. under.
trkcrs, drove az ia the Payne house ana a
collin was tneeu h.. shortly after, the
cutlin, evidently containing corpse, WAS
brought ont aud placed In the Wagon which
was driven away rapidly The t'uynr pcn.
pie suy that his rodlu Contained the r,'.
mains ~ one james J Johnson. wlu had
died thor. nr. Mcprrmoit signed death
ccrtihcatc for James q i,husnn and also
had lssueSl transit certificate 10 take the
corpse ot JOIN ron 70 Bowling Green
The express agent aud the htgYago man
q the luton station, ftom which tho trains
for Bowling Green leave say that
No CORPSE WAS SHIPPED
70 that city. In the official list Of deaths
lut lut uhN mere ~ no RECORD ~ lmmpa
u, Johnson's death, Johnson was myth
nnd Kings undertaken wagon WAS seen to
10 Into Central park shortly after noon
Tuesday aud a few minutes later the an.
made.
Today tho Payne woman admits that
Mr. pumoui was u visitor TO her honsc. aud
also admits that he died there hut SAYS
there was ne violence. The story IT, how.
ever that MIR, Dupont went TO the Payne
House TO meet married woman ffHin
or thsboru The Wuman'H husband harmed
q this asslgnnticn AMI followed her Thew.
lie c9ught the couple together aud shnt
hupoul, Ihc woman WAS Knocked down
ana badly whipped This STORY Ia not posi-
lively verified, hut II n u fnct that there IL
n very sick woman ~ the Payne house, aud
she cannot be seen by reporter
The body " Mr. Dupont was shipped To
Wilmington, Del, Tor burial yesterday morn.
lux. Ihe police have taken no action M
the mailgr but the pthcrr ON that beat
which embraces Eightb aud York streets
says be believes there was a crimr CON.
A. V, Dupont was probably the wealthlcst
nnl IN kentucky, He recently gave the
gltN y manual training achno which tg,at
hlm $4,000 He WINS very charitable, hut
was modest aud retiring and had few init,
mates lie made his home At the tlnlt house
but frequently sprnt days with his brothers
family IN Central park
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
SAVANNAH AND WESTERNS RE
CEINERS.

Savannah, Ga, May 20.-Juige Par
dee Of the United States circuit court Of
New Orleans has appointed Il J. Low
cry and II. NJ Conner receivers OF the
Savonnah and Western railT Dad. Suit
puny of New v, K. judge Pardec has
appointed Comptroller Edward McIn-
tyre Of the Central railroad special
master TO take account of all property
and assets of the savannah and Western.
AMI file 1t in the circuit court within
the Savannah and Western will be- oper-
atcd together, but accounts win be kept
separately.