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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10

Secretary Is making II more and mort
Democratic
All OF the Virginia delegation were
busy around the departments. In which
they could work through assistants, to-
day, as they could not see the Secretaries,
II being Cabinet day. For this reason
not much was accomplished.
Congressman Tyler paid a visit 10 As
sistant Secretary OF State Quincy IN the
interest OF Captain Arthur -. Freeman.
OF Norfolk. who wants consulsbip OF
equal Importance TO that OF st. Gall,
Switzerland, for which he first applied.
but 10 which another candidate was APP
pointed.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-Generai
Maxwell appointed ninety-one fourth
class postmasters to-day. OF which twen-
ty-five were removals. The appointments
for Virginia were as follows:
Bridgewafer, Rockingham county, 3.
G.. Driver, vice ID. q. Whitmore, removed; /;
Milborough Springs. Bath county, j. ID.
Lowman. vice A. a. Larew, removed:
Slate Works. Albemarle county. G. 7.
OCallahan, vice ]. o. III. Pendleton, re-
signed.
Virginia fourth-class postmasters have
been commissioned 10 date from the 9Th
as follows: Mamie A. Booth, Camp
Creek: Thomas X. Etheridge. Creeds:
John O. Armstrong. Doe Hill: Rush II.
Young. st. Clair Bottom: Charles III.
Osburn. Snickersville; Arthur ~. Hum
phries. vesuvtus.
The appointments OF fourth-ciass post
masters for North Carolina to-day were
as follows: Kings Mountain, Cleveland
county. II. s. plomk. vice J. w. Brown.
resigned: Lake Comfort, Hyde county.
w. w. Bonner. vice w. J. Sears, resign
ed; Vanteen. Wake county. J. a. J. PEN
ny, vice O. IL. Penny. resigned.
North Carolina fourth-class postmasters
have been commissioned to date from
the 9th as follows: Sarah J. Davis. Forest
City; George II. Mcleod. Lamberton:
John Il. Exum, Saulston; Nellie r. Luck.
Sylvia.
New postoffices In North Carolina hive
been established as follows:
GrIngers Lenoir county. <inston, Ave
and a half miles southwest, Grifton Ave
and a half miles northeast. with u. w.
Hamilton as postmaster.
Millingport. Stanly county Plyer, two
miles east, Finger three and half miles
west with Chas ID. Robbins as postmas.
ter. H. l.. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
EDWIN BOOTH's FUNERAL.
After n Brief Service, tho Remains Taken
20 B0stOn for Burial.

NEW YORK. June 9.-At 10 o'clock this
morning the funeral ceremonies were per-
formed over the body OF Edwin Booth
at the Little Church Around the Corner.
Bishop Potter officiated. and was as
sisted by Dr. Houghton, the rector OF
the church, and DR.. Bispham. friend OF
the great actor.
The pail was borne on the right
side by Joe Jefferson, william Bispham,
ex-Chief Justice Daily and Horace Howard
Furness, and on the left side by A. M.
Palmer, Thomas B. Aldrich and Eastman
Johnson.
The services consisted % the entire
Episcopal Church burial service. except
the commlttal, which will be read at
the Mount Auburn cemetery by the Rev.
DR.. w. H. Frisbes, OF Boston.
After the services were concluded the
remains were nj once taken out OF the
church. the mourners falling I'm line while
the organst played the dead march In
Saul.
The body was taken 10 the Grand
Central station and placed aboard the
special that was waiting. and the journey
to Boston began.
The body will rest I'm Mount Auburn
cemetery. where are buried the remains
OF his wife Mary and son Edgar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
THE president INFORMED.
Pleased with the Prompt Action of Assis
tant Secretary Grant.

fant Secretary Grant.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 9.-The
President was informed Of the sad event
iust as he reached the entrance to the
White House by one of the clerks. and
he at once interested himself IN relei
measures. learing with satisfaction what
had been done by Assistant Secretary OF
War Grant. who had come over TO the
white House before noon. Surgeon-Gen-
eral Sternberg went at once TO the scene
of the disaster upon hearing the news.
as did DR. Ainsworth, who is chief OF
records and pension division. one com
pany Of troopers was placed under the di-
rection of Chief of Police Moore. The
second company was intended for fatigue
duty I'm which they were to assist In
the work Of rescue and bringing out the
bodies. General Grant received reports
from time 10 time. and from these he
based the hope and belief that the ca
lamity would prove TO be less IN extent
than had been at first feared. lie says
that the rolls showed that the full force
employed I'm the building numbered 5l4
persons. A number Of these were absent
on leave or because OF illness. so that
probably not more than 400 or $50 persons
were I'm the building when the crash
came. Then as only half Of the floors
fell the number Of persons who went down
was further reduced. and Of those who
actually fell many escaped with slight
injuries or without harm
Dr. Shannon. of the personal stah Of the
Surgeon General. was In charge Of all the
Government medical officers. and every
such officer was promptly ordered 10 the
scene Of the accident or TO the various
hospitals. The ambulances Of the Red
Cross Society rendered conspicuous ser
vice. The rescuing parties worked inces-
sanity in the intense heat. but there was
one part of the ruins left TO the last.
A few feet back Of the front wall when
the day was far advanced there was still
n large quantity of wreckage which had
not vet been explored. It is nearly in
the centre Of the section Of floor that
feu. and that fact led 10 the belief shat
a number Of bodies would be found be-
meath IT, Ii is out I'm an open space. where
no falling timber arrested In It's fall
might shield the unfogtunates from the
weight Of the falling floor. As there
seemed 10 be no hope Of saving the lives
Of any who might have fallen, conse-
quently the efforts Of the workmen were
first directed 20 exploring the side Of the
building. When the crash came there
were supposed to be i'm the building 496
clerks. IS messengers, 20 laborers, total
& %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
WEATHER FORECAST,

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June e.--For
Virginia: Fair. warmer near the Coast.
southwest winds.
For North Carolina and South Carolina:
Fair, warmer on the North Caroline
coast, variable winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast--A storm has moved eastward. north
OF the lake regions. decreasing in energy.
and the barometer is low north OF Mon
tana. No well marked area of high
barometer appears within the region of
observation. The temperature has fall
len from the Middle Rocky mountain
region over the upper lakes. and a mark
ed rise In temperature has occurred in
the northwest. Showers are reported
in Eastern Florida and on the South
eastern New England Coast. and thunder
storms are noted Ia the Missouri and
Upper Mississippi Valleys. Generally
fair weather is indicated for the Atlantic
Coast States. with lower temperature
In New England Saturday night In
the Central Valleys and the lake regions
the weather viii be partly cloudy. with
showers near tbs lakes and IN the UpDse
Mississippi VALLEY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
THE DEAD AND INJURED.
List of the Unfortunates so for as Known.
The Injured.

The Injured.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 9.-The
work Of clearing away The debris con-
tinued from half-past If until three min
utes past 5 o'clock before another body
was found. The work was being done in
the cellar in the extreme front Of the
building, when one Of the laborers an
nounced that ''he saw hand" Shovels
and picks were Immediately dropped and
the debris was removed by hand The
body Of the unfortunate man. who, from
his dress was evidently a clerk. was
lying face downward. with one arm dou-
bled under him and the other extended
The back Of his head was badly crushed,
and his face was cut in several places
The body was removed with all possible
care and sent TO the mOrgue 10 await
Identification.
The total casualties, as near as can he
ascertained at this writing, are as fol-
lows: Twenty-one dead bodies are at the
morgue and the emergency hospital.
Four more persons are reported dead.
whose names were probably confused
with some of the bodies through physical
resemblance Two persons, whose names
We're included I'm the earlier list of vic
Tins taken from the ruins. escaped unin-
jured.
The number OF injured reported is about
fifty, but many others who were able TO
proceed to their homes were hurt more
or less badly. The following list Of the
dead is as correct as cen be made at this
time:
Several OF the dead are almost un-
recognizable, and the names by which
others were identified do not appear on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
AN APPEAL ALLOWED.
The Fair People Will Take the sunday
Closing Case TO Higher Court.


Closing Case TO Higher Court.
CHICAGO, ILL. June 9.--The United
States Court decided this morning to al
low the Worlds Columbian Exposition TO
appeal from the decision yesterday, grant
ing an Injunction against Sunday opening
Of the Fair. The time and place OF hear
ing the appeal will be fixed by Chief JUS
tice Fuller. Application for supersedeas.
which would suspend effect OF the In
junction pending tho hearing on appeal.
was refused, leaving yesterdays decision
in force. Attorney Walker. representing
the Exposition directors, moved for q
suspension Of the order when II should be
entered, and began long argument In
support of the motion. After hearing Mr..
Walkers arguments, Judge Woods an
nounced that the order for an Injunction
was entered I'm accordance with tho de-
clsion OF yesterday.
Ii was agreed that transcript OF the
record would be made out to-day, and
that tomorrow morning Attorney Walker
will go before Chief Justice ruller and
ask for q suspension OF the inip~ yLS.
until such time as II can be heard bt ~
court OF appeals.
on Chief Justice Fuller's decision hangs
the question whether or not the Fair
will be open next Sunday.
Soon after the proceedings In the Fed
eral court Attorney William Mason, OF
this city and Attorney-General Naloney.
OF Illinois, filed bill for mandamus In
the State courts TO compel the park
commissioners 20 open Jackson Park on
Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
IHE WORK or RESCUE.
Heroic Efforts on the Part of Those
Who Cared for tho Unfortunates.

who Cared for tho Unfortunates.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 9.-About
1850 o'clock a company Of the Fortleth
United States Artillery from Washington
barracks arrived on the scene of the
accident. and the men were distributed
about the ruined structure 10 guard
against interference with the workmen
Shortly after the cavalry from Fort
Myer, Va, reached the spot and assisted
the other regulars In maintaining order
The main duty Of the soldiers was 10
guard the rebellion records stored IN
the building. The clerks who escaped
were pressed into service. and went will
lingly 10 work removing bundles Of vall-
able documents. A great deal OF work
Of the Pension Ofiice is dependent on these
records ana their value to the Govern
ment and 10 individuals is inestimable.
They cannot be replaced.
Every few minutes during the first two
hours after the accident the dead and
wounded men were taken out OF the de-
bris. To the onlookerss all bruised.
MANNED and dust-covered, they seemed
bereft OF life. One man. whose face was
covered with blood. and who was seem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
DeposItins Securities.

NEW YORK. June e.--Drexel, Morgan
e. co. state that large deposits have al
ready been made and are being made to-
day of securities OF the Richmond Ter
minal properties under the reorganiza-
tlon plan. Tomorrow Is the last day on
which securities will be received subject
10 the agreement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10

DRESDEN, TENN. June 9.-Ira Du-
mas, a young colored man, was iynehed
wednesday night az Gleason. railway
station nine miles east OF Dresden. TOR
assaulting the daughter OF a farmer
living two miles from this village. He
made a full confession.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
NEGRO Murderer Hanged.

MAYFIELD. KY, June s.--I,ok Brown.
the negro murderer. was hanged at 1919
this morning. The body was cut down
at II O2 o'clock. He killed well-to-do
farmer, named Albert coIley from Jeai-
ousy. Brown had previously shot two
white and three colored men, and was .
general desperate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
RANCE OF THERMOMETERS.

Range OF thermometer ct The Times
office yesterday:
A. NJ. 20; IL NJ. 50; p. NJ, 90, 8 p.
NJ, 81: 4. M, rs; midnight, II. Average.
q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
vOBg THAN A SCORE OF LIVES LOST.
Fprtirs Used by The Government and
Filled With Clerks.
MANY APPALLING SCENES PRESENTED.
EdheS, Wives and Daughters WTiD6iDg
Their Hands in Anguish.
THE HEROIC WORK OF THE RESCUERS

The Building, Which l. Now Used by tho
War Department, Was the one in which
Abraham Lincoln was Assassinated
BY }. wilkes BOoth-Al of the
"RcbeIilon" Records Stored in
the Ill-Fated Struciure--Al-
though Condemned Years
Ago II Was Allowed
TO stand and bo
Occupied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-10
RELIEF ron 1HE SUFFERERS.

At . Meeting OF Citizens Col. Anisworth 10
Held Responsible for the Caussity.
wASHINGTON,D d. c.. June a meet
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-10
1925 tbs

RUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
a.. ueeo o! trust, executed by j. A. White to
inc Undersigned trustee on the 10th day of Sen.
Iemoer. 1872 conveying certain properly therein
mentloned, which deed liz OF sccord in the clcrk's
oInce OF the Hastings Court OF the city of Roa-
Iohc' va, IN trnst to secure w. NJ. Yagcr and
d. D. Levy the payment OF the sum OF 81 333 AZ
us cVi9cncea by two negotiable notes OF even
oatc Win said deed of the sum OF 81 1(8. GO each
payable twelve and eighteen months after dntn
Win interest ut First National Bank of Roanoke
virginia. default having been made in the pay
mcnt OF the iir>t OF said notes. and being required
to 90 go by the holder thereof, shall sell NV
puelic auction, to the highest bidder in front OF
tne courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va Az
Zoo OCk NJ, ON THURSDAY, TIE Dan
DAY OF NOV EMBER, 1893, the following lot or
parcel or land situated in the city of Roanoke
state or Virginia, boun led and described IA fol,
lows, to-wt: 90 WI
Beginning at point on the southeast side NJ
Jefferson street GU feet southwest from Rice
street, ana running thence south Al degrees 15l
1eet 10 an alley, thence with said alley south 40
Gcgrces west 2uO feet to point, thence north Al
degrees west l5O feet TO Jefferson street thence
beginning. ~ '"o
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pny the cost or
executing this trust, including n trustees com.
mission OF . per cent, and pay tho past due note
or Sl,l6666 with interest from date to day Of
sale and protest fec 81 49, as to 81 166 &c credit
VIII be given TO March 10, 1894 with interest IN
same from September 10, lS.2 The balance If
any. VIII be payable one and two wears from dav
or sale evidenced by the negotiable notes of the
purchaser and secured by deed OF trust on The
property. JAMES A YAGER va ''''
III "a tds Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-10

II cVlRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
49, y, Il; Lewis to the undersigned trustee
dated september 9th, $685. and recorded in thes
CLERKS office OF the Hastings CourL of the civ ne
Roanoke, Va, deed book 81, page 40 in trust ~
secure q. f. Flanagan the payment of the ann NJ
Sl,2Sl gu, as evidenced by one certain Interest
ptaring negotiable note of en- date of said dad
Tor SsOu. payable January 1, 1893, and two otb.r
Gettain interest bearing negotiable notes OF same
ua.e Ior $4gV16 each payable in enc and two
years from their date, said notes made by G E
Lewis TO Z. e. Flanagan, and payable at the
Natlonal exchange Bank OF Roanoke. Va and
default having been made in the Daymsn, ~
the sccoi OF said notes and the interest thereon
ana having been required so to do by the holder
thereof, will, ON MONDAY, THE 1iTH naV
OF DECEMBER, 1888, AT 10 NJ O'CLOCK offer
Tor sale to the highest bidder at public anctIon
IN 'front.' OF the courthouse in the city of Roanoke
va the Following described real estate:
beginning at point on the north side or Gil
ner street 2O feet east OF Houston street thencc
Win Gilmer street In an easterly direction so feet
10 point, thence in northerly direction 1Sl
iect 10 an alley, thence with said allcy IN west
erly direction about so feet to o point thence in
southerly direction 1870 feet to the beginning.
ana known az the east half OF lot TO- section 4 OF
the Rogers, Fairfax " Houston addition TO The
city OF Roanoke, Va. w '"'
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs to go much az ia
necessary to defray the costs of executing this
trust including trustees commission OF 4 per
centum, ana to pay OF and discharge the said
past due note and interest to date OF sale. with
protest charges of $l.44. and of the residue IL
sumcient. so much AS will DO necessary to nav off
ne last OF said notes and Its interest, to be due
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-10

RY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED oE
y trust dated the 18th day OF September, 1904
recorded In the clerks ofhce of the city of Ross
noke In decd book S. page SO. from r. 4 crn%s
IA. w. Cole, X. L. Ramsey and 3D. Didier TO tbs
uhoe1.igned trustee for the purpose of sccnrino
tue ROANOKE Building Association and Invcsf
ment Company the sum OF Ave thousand AIN
1unared twenty-seven and thIrty-flvc one hun
ured dollars (S5,62T.35>, evidenced by two neeo
iiaoic notes for the sum of S2,813 81 to become
ane IN one and two years from date with interest.
ana default having been made in the payment n;
poi tion OF the note last falling due, and Oeine
required SO to do By the said beneficiary. I viii
On VI TIE 2ND DAY OF DECEMBER iS,3 At
~ O,CLOCK VI In front of the Courthouse in
inc city OF Roanoke ofrer for sale an uudivided
sx-scvcnths interest in the following descrjheS
ptrcel OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke
Virginia. ' ~ A'oanohe'
Bcginning Mt the northeast corner OF Jefferson
anu LICK streets and running with Jererson
street north degrees Is minutes east 125 feet r.
point, thence south 81 degrees 45 minutes east
1cet to any alley thence with said alley sonfb
degrees Is minutes west 1a5 feet t, Inck' strest
tncnce with Luck street north 81 degrees AZ min
utes west ll5 feet to the place beginning. beino
INC same property conveyed in the ccd OF trns{
above mentioned. va ""ss
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs ot
saie ano the sum of $2Sl367 with interest thereon
from inc l2th day OF September, 1890 subject
however, to the following CREDITS: $1,000 a; no ~
the September IL, 1892, S525 81 as OF Sentembor
sl lS2, and 1925 as OF February l. 1929 and az IN
the residue upon credit OF one snd two Years
from the day OF sale, said defer red pnvn,enis 70
DC evidenced by the ntcres t-bcaring notes Of the
purchaser, secured by deed OF trust upon tho
promises conveyed. LUCIAN II. COCEE
Az "a 'us' Trustee.
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

Virtue OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
-. o ohe 9th day OF April, $780, and recorded In
e,y Of once Of the Hustnga Court for the
n ~. nolt on. IN trust to secure to NJ NJ Royar.
n mcnry FAIRFAX and L. j. Houston, trustee. the
payment OF the sum OF $3.50 OK, payable In two
t e9s annual 'p of 1880 each with in
40 annually evidenced by two certain negoii
been made IN pea notes, and default having
NOTES ana the interest thereon, and having been
&c Itequired go to do by tho holder thereof. will
S Der T,HSk5ssp "a + The ; asst pay OF NovEM.
the highest bidder at public anction in front OF
nj, q, , IN tho city OF Roanoke Virginia.
, ~ city Oh aoanoke. Virginia, known as lot No
40; seSti0n o. as shown by the map OF the prop.
cry y OF Rogers, Fairfax 6 Houston.
aGNMS OF SALE: Cash as to 30 much or The
proceeds as may be necessary TO defrav The OF.
p m, OF this trust, including trustees com
dassion OF legal per centum, and to pay Off and
f aut tb the note and interest thereon in de-
atc ~ at six and swelve months from
ncgotiabic n sata payments to DO evidenced by
All from date OF sale, and to be secured by
uc &c 90 OF trust upon the property. ~
~ ~ 'us D. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-10
TRusTnns. SALES.

TKUsTKE,s SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
described parcel Of land, situated In The aiisy
sid hosnSae Va Beginning at point on the east
street; thence south So degrees 80 minute. csss
leo feet to point; thence south sdegrces 80 min.
utes west Is feet to an alley; thence with said
ailey north So degrees 80 minutes west 15o feet to
hosnoSe street; thence with Roanoke street
place OF beginning. g-et ~ ~ $40
.n BY virtue Of certain deed of trust from w. j.
d anu l.; 6iaiY, Or, TO the undersigned trustee.
sateo the 18th day of October, 1890, and recorded
IN ~. inc Clerk oAice OF the city Of Roanoke, in
Gsca doom 49, page q, for the purpose of Securing
s5oo q; Eddy the payment OF the SUN Of
Az evidenced by two negotiable notes OF even
t t .ncrewith for $1,000 each, payable in one and
W. smo years with interest from date Default hav-
thng oeen made In he payment OF said notes. and
t uhasinR Deen required go to do BY the holder of
N M vsamS, ! shall, on THE 18TH DAY OF
NOHEMBKR, AT 1920 p. NJ, IN front of fhc
eourt mousse In the city of Kosnokc va offer for
sa1e sne premises above described M
IEnMS OF SALE: Cash as TO the costs n, ,a,o
nII sae sum Of $4,000, subject however, to the
ao'iowing credits: $500 of March 20. isS2. sSS1
s as OF February H. 1928, and s30 90 of Febrnsry
%, 1855 and az to the residue upon credit OF ons
anu Two years from the day of SALE with interest
from SAID date, which said deferred pavments srs
70 DC secured by deed OF trust upon the premiseS
conveyed. LUCIAN Ii. COCKE, Trnstee
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PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF rRUsr DATEn

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the 10th day OF October, 1892, and of record
IN the clerks office OF the corporation conrt in
the city OF Roanoke, Vn., in deed book rs pnec
2:i, executed by Thos. II. Campbell to the under
signed trustee, to secure to VIM F. Baker Day.
mcnt or the sum of four hundred and seventy. sc
90 lars. (aI5OO) evidenced by five certain interest
bearing, negotiable notes OF even date of said
oecd or trust. One note for fifty dollars PAYABLE
one year after date; three notes for one hundred
doars ch,payablc two, three four years after
date, respectively. and one note for one hundred
and twenty-five dollars, payable five years after
date And, whereas, default has been made in
the first OF the above described notes. and being
required by the holder OF said note so to do Z
VIII, ON MONDAY, THE GOTH DAY OF
NOvEMBER, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ, offer for sale
In front or the courthouse In Roanoke city, at
puDlic auction to the highest bidder all that Ger
tain lot or parcel of land situated in the CITY OF
hoanoke. Va, and described rs follows:
avenue and 90 fcot east OF Eighth street. thence
south 81 degrees 80 minutes west 100 feet TO n
point, thence south GS degrees 10 minutes east so
rect to point; thence north 81 degrees so
minutes 1OO feet to Fifth avenue thence north ia
degrees 10 minutes west 90 feet to the place of
beginning. f-N VI
TERMS: Cash rs to the cost OF executing this
trust, including n trustees commission OF 5 Der
centrum and to pay OFF and discharge the unpaid
nete OF S5O with interest from the 10th day of DC
to6er, 1872 500 in two years. SlC0 in three years
SlC0 In four years from the 10th OF October IS.,o
ana Sl25 IN hve years from the 10th day OF Octo-
per, 1872, with interest from that date and the
balance, II any, will be required in twelve months
from the day OF sale, and secured by decd of
trust on tho property conveyed.
III ~ tbs j. +. WINGFIELD, Trustee