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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-16

by VIRTUE or y CERTAIN DEED OF
- trust executed the 10th day OF May, 1880, and
nokc in deed book IS, page 1l3 from Asaph Coies
ana wife to the undersigned trustees for In. mr.
pose or securing To the Old Dominion Building
ana Loan Association, or kichmond. Va the
monthly nstalmcnts or Sl1aO each and de-
fault having been made by the said iran.
Tors IN the payment of the said monthly
instruments and being required so to do by the
hoard or directors of the Old Dominion Building
AID Loan Association we will, on the premises Al
y +. VI. ON THE 23D DAY OF AUGUST. iS93,
Hi l Tor sale at public auction to the highest
bidder the following described property situated
III the city of Roanoke, Va:
Beginning NJ the northeast corner OF lot No .
on the west side or Peach Tree street and wit said
street north - degrees ~ minutes west lG3 feet
10 All alley and with said alley north 3 degrees
w minutes west i9.2 feet To corner or lot No
ana with said lot south 81 degrees 10 minutes
cast l1i icet TO Peach Tree street. and with said
street south degrees 10 minutes east 80 feet In
the beginning Also beginning Mt the northeast
corner or lot No. on the west side OF Peach Tree
street, thence with said lot north 81 degrees ~
minutes west l5I feet to an alley, thence with
The same north degrees ~ minutes wcst 10
rect 10 Fern street, thence with same south Il
ueSrees NJ minutes east $50 feet Peach Treo
east 30 feet TO the beginning. known rs lots 8 and
on map or Trout and Jamison addition to the
city or Roanokc being the same property con-
veyed i'll said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for a sum sufficient
10 pay the costs and expenses or this sale and
the sum OF S53.2O, being the sum In default To
salu ASSOCIATION, and the residue in monthly in
sianehts or SLIM each from the 23d day or
August, lSl3. until such time the sum payablc.
In said association is paid of under the terms OF
said ceed OF trust, and any residue upon a credit
OF one and TWO years from said date, the purchaser
10 execute deed Of trust upon said pr0pcrty TO
LUClAN Ii. COOKE,
J. w. SHIELDS, JR.,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-16

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
~, ueeu OF trust executed February -, 1S.O by
nusn VI. DICKINSON To the undersigned trustee
conveying certain property hereinafter men.
a,%neu, Which decd Is OF record in the clerks
uhcc OF inc corporation court OF the city of Roa-
noKe.1 III trust TO secure to the Roanoke Con.
struction and Improvement COMPANY thc my
ment OF Sl,oO, evidenced by sixty notes OF SS5
each OF even date with said deed and dine
mnontniy with interest from date, default having
notes, ana being required go to do by the holde
thcrcol, shall sell by public auction TO tho
hiehest bidder, In front of the courthouse i'm
Roanoke city ON TIE 9Th DAY OF SEPrEM-
DhR, lS",, At II O'CLOCK NJ, one certain lot or
parcel OF land In the city OF Roanoke, State of
Virginia, on the south side OF Wells street. and
bounded rs follows, to-wit: ~
bcsihning at point on tho south side of w ellis
street n 81 feet from the east side OF Roanoke
street, thence with said Wells street south ~
aegrees ~ minutes east p feet to point thence
south 10 degrees 20 minutes west lu5. Is feet to a
zen loot alley thence with said alley north ~
degrees Az minutes west y feet to u point thence
north 10 degrees % minutes east lO53 feet 10 the
beginning. said lot being lot No. { conveyed nv
ne home Building and Conveyance Company to
inc Roanoke Construction and Improvement
company by deed dated first OF January ISW
iEhMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the cost OF exc
curing TINS trust and eleven notes of S25 each
Win interest from February Is, 1870, to the day
ot saIc so much OF tho residue OF the proceeds OF
The gale rs will he uillcicnt to pay nineteen notes
or $25 each, with int rest from february ~ ISM
ialling due monthly, beginning with September
.. lS.h VIII he made payable in nineteen
monthly payments TO meet the said notes as they
mature ANA the residue will be payable twelve
months rom INC day of sale. all deferred pay.
mehts To he evidenced by the purchasers Interest
bearing notes and secured by deed OF trust on inc
property. va ~
: Ii ids ROY SMITH, rrus,oo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-16
TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEEr
OF trust from Jmlims Gnldstc III tic undnr

Nc 10 EN- . oALE.Bl VIRTUE OF DEED
or trust from Julius Goldstcin TO the under
signed trustee dated the 23d day OF June. lSlO.
aho aiiy recorded In the clerks office OF the cor.
deed book No. 80, page $50, conveying tho pron
erty hercnsftcr described In trust to secure TO G.
rc Sc ne S payment OF the sum OF twelve hun
Hrcu lSi,2oo) dollars, as evidenced by two certain
inn,t,erest-bearing negotiable notes OF even date
with the said decd OF trust for six hundred (S,Ov
Date, with interest from date OF said deed, md
Wnercas detault has been made In the payment OF
; ~ no ny the beneficiary there under. and by
virtue OF DEGREES entered by the Judge OF the
naus,tIings Court for Roanoke city, Va al The
a ,i ana July terme. 1S93 of said court In the
Shahccry suit Of Julius 0oldstcin againstJ III
;Mar,stclier, trustee, will sell at public auction
10 inc highest bidder in front OF the courthouse,
IN the city OF Roanoke. Va. ON Thursday
I LIE 1r'Ii DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1879 AT 70
" lana NOON the following described parcel
OIL ,ah1 Tying In the city OF Roanoke, Va:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of Fourth
avenue ana Fifth street IL. w, thence with Fourth
tnc Mnormau road thence with said road south
ea-t 9oi Iect. more or less to point to an alley
u, ,nc E,, WIN said alley cast b feet more less,
leet moro or less, to the place OF beginning TO
gethcr with all the improvements belonging to
salu iol ano known ~ lot No. ., section 20 "a
snoWh ny the map OF the property OF Rogers
Fairfax ~ Houston on file at the Office OF tho
COOPERATION court for the city OF Roanoke, Va.
TERMS: Cash.
j. II. MANSFIELD Err. Trustee.
Note: The above property was sold at trustees
Salc ON ScptciD Dcr B. 1892, and bought for 81 Oit
by julius Goldstcin, who failed To pay for tho
-aInc OF comply with tho terms of sale and il was
therefore, rc-sold by said trustee at Julius Gold
stcnn risk June -, lS.l3, and bought for 81 0U
ny w. ). Thomasson who having failed to nav
Tor the same or comply with the terms OF tho
sale, said property is therefore to he re sold nndor
the above mentioned decd of trust and DEGREES of
court ~ the costs and risk of the said Julius
aioldStein and also AT the cost and risk of W S.
ThomassOD.
ANY person buying said property will he &c
CURED 10 pay the money or furnish "A certified
chcck to the trustee at the time and place of sale
ior the amount bid or the property will he re.
soiG nj once. j. II. MAkSrELLER, Trustee.
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WHEREAS A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
w was executed by VIM. j. Blair and Lycurgus
"a trustee bearing date the 18th day of March,
is92, and recorccd on the Dist day OF March 1872
IN deed book a, page %, in the clerks Office OF
inc Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke
State OF Virginia, to secure prompt and faithfu
performance by tho said VIM. j. Blair and
Lycnrgns Blair Jr., of each and all OF the cove
nants, conditions and stipulations contained in
the BOND executed of even date aud in said
deed; and said bond executed by them. il in The
penal sum OF IS 900, conditioned to nav SII0O 70
the National Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
ton OF New York, which sum loaned or 40
xanccu ny said association to the said VIM j
Blnlr anu l. Blair. DR., in accordance with their
articles or association upon forty shares of
seo 9G III saa association held and owned by the
SAID W. Blair and l.. Blair, Dr., in certificate
No. $685. iseue ID .; and whereas by their articles
OF association under which said loan advance
ment was made. and to secure which the said
bond and deed OF trust were executed II is pro-
vlded for the repayment in certain manner and
upon certain terms, with principal and interest
hggreSating regular monthly payments Of 1854
per month until the whole sum with interest,
premium and all other charges, which may &C.
crue by reason OF the terms of the said articles
or association and OF the deed of trust executed
in pursuance thereof, are paid and complied
with; and, whereas. the said George j. Poet has
resigned sald trust and the Judge OF the lust
ings Court, for the city of Roanoke, did ut the
June term thereof appoint the undersigned,
Rush U. Derr. as trustee in said deed in the
pace and stead OF Gforec j. Pcct: and, whereas
default has been made in the paymcnt md ron.
diti0ns mentioned in said bond and deed of trust
Tor more than three months. and having been RI
CURED so TO do by the beneficiary. the said NJ
tiohai Mutual Building and Loan Association OF
New Ork, shall, by virtue of said deed and
pursuant TO the terms thereof, proceed to sell nj
puniic nnGton to the highest bidder, ON MON
O'CLOCK =. NJ, in from; of the premises. in
the city Of Roanoke, Va. all the property con.
Vcycd IN said decd and being all that certain lot
or piece parcel OF land with the imnrovc
mcnts thereon situated in the city OF lsoanokc
stare q virginia, described rs follows, to wit:
i; bcginning ut point on the cast side of Frank
In street, one hundred and fifty Q50 feet south
OF W alnut street and running tbs nee south S3o
10 cast l9ilS TO an alley, thence south e IS
west 1u feet TO point, thence north S3o as
west 1851 feet to franklin street, thence north
~ - east 30 feet to the place OF beginning
IERMS Cash sufficient to pny all costs of ex-
unpaid on said bond. aggrcgating $3,793a3 in
all the balance, If any, payable in two equal pay
mens in 6 and - months.
q Is ids RUSH DERR. Trustee
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Ply VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
- INC lOth cay % October, 1880, and of record
III 'hc clerk once OF the corporation court for
Inc cry OF konnokc' Virginia, in deed book 49,
page 'l5, executed by the Central Investment
ompany to the undersigned. in trust to secure
20 Charles Lyle the payment Of the cum of 81 .
65Q0e evidenced by two interest bearing nc.oti
aoIe notes OF even cate with said deed, each in
inc siIn OF ssa5.Ol made by the Central Invcst-
ihcht company and payable to tho said Charles
Lyle or order IN one and two wears respcctiveiv
after date, AT thc Commercial National Bank az
.o1hoKc, Virginia. and default having occurred
III me paymcn: of The last due OF said notes, and
AL INC requcst OF the holder thereof Will ON
Tm I IS ,1i, THE !sT DAY OF AUGUST, 1888
n The c}, vL -, MI in IrSnt or the courthouse
at public auction 20 the highest bidder, oil TINT
certain lot or parcel OF land lying and being in
follows, to wit: ~ "9
Beginning At point on the wcst side OF Nelson
street loo feet sonth of Robertson street, thence
noith ~ degrees west 05 feet to point, thence
south degrees west 80 fee. to n point. thence
south ~ degrees east 95 feet to Nelson street.
tncnce with Nelson street north . degrees cast
TERMS OF SALE: Cash az TO enough to nav
INC cost OF executing this trust and topay the
I Idso 6 que note subject to credits follows
Slo) hs OF the 18th day OF October 1892 and ~ TO
inc residne, II any there he, the same shall be
payable III one and two years from date of sale
In equal instruments with interest from date oT
sale and secured by deed OF truet
'2tds THOS. w. MILLER, Trustee.
ny mutual consent OF all parties tho above sale
10 postponed until Friday, August IL, mt same
place and hour. n w NItJEP
by mntna consent Oh. above sale has been
postponed until Monday, August IL, Al same
place and hour. T.w MiLLER,
,o by mutual consent OF AL partic. tho above sale
iS.', AT same place and hour.
4. W. MILLER, Trustee
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~ mutual consent OF all parties the above salc
mas been postponed until Tuesday, August ri
lS'!, AT same place and hour.
Il. w. MILLER, Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12

leading members OF the Union League Club decided
TO take legal steps 10 have II declared invalid.
mandamus was applied for by Andrew ID. Baird
owen f. IIoughton. Martin l.. Allen. Frank u. ouo'
Charles Pierce Edmund {. Fisher. Jesse JOHNSON "u
william C.. Bryant all residents Of the VIII Assembly
District as constituted by the new apportionmcit III
August showing that their district, composed o
three wards had IO2,so5 population, while ihe
Twelfth Ward with only 81 $50 population, was
district and the First and Second wards. with 33
4l6 population formed single district jesse JohnSoh'
b. f. Blair and f.. II. Hobbs argued the case before
Judge Bartlett the grounds that the REALTORS were
practically DISTINGUISHED I'm tile matter OF the choice
of a member OF the Assembly When Judge barue't
denied the motion for mandamus TO compel re-
appOrtionmept the matter carried TO thc CehcIa
Term. which affirmed the decision OF the lower court
II was then too to carry the to the court
of Appeas before the election, and 1t went over u
the spring
Mr.. Johnson said yesterday that writ would Mt
once be ,s:led to the Board OF SUPERVISORS directing
new appOrtionment. The action OF last summer hau
been declared Illegal unconstitutional and void WHAT
the supervisors declared appor'ionment was so
UNEQUAL and unjust as not TO be- valid, legal ana
cons,it Itional division. What the Supervisors ala
was not legal act at all, but a fraudulent anu h'-
titious gerrymander, void and imperative on us
face Under the rcappOr,ionment the WIN DS'ror
which had been so grossly misrcpreSened. would
secure at least two AsseTblymcn Nj. JoEh>Oh
said he thought that the effect OF the decision Of the
Court OF Appeals upon the standing OF the present
members OF Assembly question for the Leg1Sia-
,ure TO decide. In cases in Michigan and Wisconsin
# had been held that Legislatures elected under
acts aftcrward declared unconstitutional were valid
Legislatures and their acts were legal.
John b. Moyenborg counsel for the Board Of Super
visor said that the decision did not In any way acct
the present members OF Assembly from Kings county
Neither they nor legislation they have voted for
would be affected. They had been accepted by th"ir
colleagues and would hold Office until the end OF the
session.
Under the former apportionmcnt there were 'weiVe
Asscmblym from Kings County. and anhongh thc
districts had been made strongly Democratic a.
possible the Republicans ecctcd three or four rs
semblymen each year Under the apporliohm'ht
now declared Illegal the eighteen districts were i'io
ont so that sixteen Of them were surely Democratic
and two Republican, although one Of the Ia'tr was
lost by running two Republican candidate, last ial
With proper appointment the R'pubieah', WHO
are twoffhs of the voters OF the county. Should nave
at least onc-thrd of the members oil Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
THE WORK OF TIE ASSENBLYMEN.


MORE POWER FOR THE COMMITTEE Of RULES
TIE HOME RULE TAX BILL KILLED.
Albany. April II (spcclaD.-The mm'ttcc on
Rules In the Assembly has placed It's hand on 'hr
throttle and hereafter II any one wants TO GOV OH
advanced out OF It's order hc must max, Li' peace
with the majority members OF this committee fuh
in the session Il rule adopted, Which the House
concurred In by party vote, that IN" Commute"
Rules could make special order oil DID, anu Ol'e
the decision should stand unless IL was reversed D!
II twothirds vote of tlc members. Last night the
committee amended the rule so as suI iurtA'r u
strengthen its hold Oh legislation Heretofore 'h'c
have been three ways In which bill cOuld b. mad"
= specill ORDERLY a members giving notice that De
wouid At some future time move % suspend the ruiz s.
and ton suspendlng the rules ana pushing his plII
along by majority vote; next, by two-third' vote
without giving notice and last b. the Committee on
Rules at any time. Now the rule has been amended
10 read as follows
During the last days OF the session notice may
be given requesting that any matter be made special
order or that rules be suspended for the pifo-c
OF reading bill out Of lie order which shall be iccr'd.
without debate, 10 the Committee On Rules. The NOM
Ter making the motion or giving the notice shall submit
in writing the for making such special order or
susnensjon and attach them a copy Of the bill. The
committee may report at any time and such report shall
stand as the determination Of the House. unless other
wise ordered by vote Of two-thiris OF the m'mWf'
present and the committee shall no, be di'ch reci iron"
the further consideration OF any matter pi1lng unless
by a Ike vote.
The chairman OF the Assembly Committee on Pnb-
lie Education secured this morning unanimous con
sent to make a report from that committee ahd To
the surprise Of every one, he reported OH 'hat lc"
people knew had been introduced In the Legislature.
II IS the bill vetoed by Governor Flower last year
which provides for the establishment Of STAT" PRINT
ing establishment II was introduced by Mr. RiNeli-
burelI OF Albany, OF the Republican members
from that county. The bill docs not stand the slight
est chance of passing at this late date, ana II IL did
the Governor would not sign IT,
Tb. Homo Rule Taxation b!l with which Pcrcyal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
A GREAT STORM IN THE WEST.

Washington April 1.-THE storm which was central
this morning Western Nebraska has moved very slowly
during the day almost due eastward AMI Is now central
Sioux city, Iowa. whore the pressure has fallen
- IL has developed enormous energy and i accom-
panied by local storms and high wind ,eioc'
ties In Iowa aud all the state, bordering Iowa. s
l. probably on. oi the seNcrst storms that have eNsS
uaN'r>ci the United Stats, during the month OF April
The pressure has d,cr",'d very rapidly since mor1is
througho all the regions from the Aegnanes "r,ts4si
Rocky Mount lin region. The temperature as Ven
decidedly In the lower Missouri, Central Mississippi qua
ohio valleys the Lake regions and New England 10 has
fallen decidedly the Eastern Rocky Mountain slopes
ward during Tonight ard the carly morning but pI"DimF
with accclerating Ncloces during Wcdn"sias pr0dnei<
rain and da.cto, gales the entire Lake
r'gon and very high south {, wo>t winds In the 'hlo
ard Central Mississippi valleys. Severe local stri,
are probable during "Wednesday in all the stt> l"'-
ing ON The Great Lakes. Much colder ana cl'arn,
weather viii prevail In the Nohwest. the Missouri AID
I-p Mis.t s.nnl valleys Wcinesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TIE $4,000, 900 BOND ISSUE KAllflED'

TIE S15.O0O,0OO BOND ISSUE RAIIflED.
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE PITTsBURi' ClN'iN'
Natl CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY.
pittsburr Anril II-The annual meeting OIL the
Stockholders OF tho Pittsburg, Cincinnati 'ncas"
and It. Louis Railway Company was hcld at '".
general Office OF the Pennsylvania hheS "cs' vi
Pittsburg today. Herman Nccder acted rs ci''r'a''
n, tho meeting The action OF the directors Ill
authorizing the execution and delivery Cf Inc nof sao
Of the company to the Farmers Loan anu lru''
componv az New. York dated and executed october
l. 1890 10 secure this c0mpanys 4 l. per 'en'
bonds issued and to be issued to the extent u 60
600 600 which WAS done pursuant TO the agreement
Of col ,oldation creating said company, was iorahs
approved and ratified by the stockholders
rh. secretary presented the annual report OF inc
BEARD OF Directors for 1892. The report covers INC
operation Of about 900 miles OF raiIroad ana 'o"
,ains the following features Gross earnings OF the
main line ciG,lGO.G1j AZ operating expenses IT,
c0o.oe4 40: not earnings s3s9o6oO os; add Income
from other sources Slo0I3 total net revenue for
1902 g3Ol2 Goa 81. net profit Tor lo'2, Hi'''''-
$50 IL Increase compared with lSol, "o'
During the year the company PAD @1ooof' hs
dividend Of per cent on ITS pr'icfr'u S'o,"' %
balance 10 credit OF profit and loss account Dec"o''
81 so was shown 10 be TeJl 23i A. oh 'he JUN
west system there an increase or ID per CENT i'll
tonnage and an Increase If 80 per cent In paSscn'
GERS, While there was largely Increased freight
and passenger traffic, the rates received IN po'"
cases show q decrease compared with the pr
ccding wear of s3G.l9s 81. over 1l3 miles Vi sec
ond track we're built during the year.
As the Board Of Directors Of this company arc
classified The terms Of three members eApirod'
namely: Henry II. Houston, J. T. BROOKS ana 'oi'i
y Davidson all OF whom were reelected. Charles
r. P,lgh was also elected 10 I'LL the vacancy ca'ssi
by the death J. y. In harry. ont OF rio.'oo'n1
,otol stock, s:IB.63D.So Of capital WAS Volcu. iHc
Of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
PASSED BY A DEMOCRATIC TRICK.
TIE EMS ST. IMPROVEMENT BILL GOES THRoUGl
THE ASSEMBLY.

TIE EI.MsT. IMPROVEMENT BILL GOES THROUGH
THE ASSEMBLY.
Albany April II Speciality ono Of those under.
hand trics Of which lc alone among all the mem
bcrs Of IN, Assembly T. capable Colonel Webster
got 10 "A final passage this morning IN" bill providing
for the widening Of Elm st.. New York. There
would not be 50 much opposition to this BIZ were II
not for g fact That g." method, Ia II, pursued to
open Elm-,t. are applicable 70 any oth.r piece of
property that the Tlmnmny lrrchcs who now con
troll the city might wish TO take The property In
Elm f. to b" taken under this bill Wit ont the
ordinary procedure Of law II X simply to b. al,ct
and ancrwiri The owner Of The property can accept
any amount That the city appraisers willing TO
allow: Otherwise they mus, 90 10 the expense Of
fighting tc appra- ement In cOurl. II IS plre
case Of highway robbery, and yet every Tammany
man in the Assembly volci for 1t.
The Assembly WAS working on The regular cal.
cndar when Colonel Webster called M this bill. CIV.
Ing its number In low tone that II cOull not
be heard. Tic clerk aud the speaker. who under
stood matters, apparently were careful not T. speak
too loud when they announced the iii. Of The bill.
and it It's final passage before any ono
knew what It Then Mr. Kcmpner. Of New
York. In explaining his vote. attacked the bill vlgor-
0usiy. IL declared that 1t was an I'M eard-of
crcding TO push a measure along In this fashion lie
denounced the bill being unconstitutional. nas
mach as II took away property without due process
Of law.
At tbs point Samuel Foley. one Of the b'avest Of
the Tammany Hall members, raised The point Of order
that Mr.. Kcmpncr had c0nstmcd more than two
minutes, the time allowed In which TO cNpaln "A
vote and in spite Of the fact that from all over the
House shouts 10 allow him 10 finish. the II cakcr
decided that the point well taken. II, prob
ably noticed the gcscuaton' of Corp rl'cn Counsel
Clark and his assistant Mr.. Elnndy, who We're making
signs at him TO choke of Mr. kompner. Kcmpncr was
not allowed TO finish bis speech but Mr. Malby the
Republican leader who voted soon after him. took up
tho speech AT the point where Kcmpner had been shut
Off and finished II. 30 raised point Of order
upon him. lie told The members that this was the
iniquIious Elm-st Opening ILL. which, while pretend
Ing apply TO Elm 81. al1n'. would lie applicable II
any piece Of property In Ncwfori city. 4 bin that
not able 10 stand the light of open ciscus3 n on
the hoor ought to he killed general principles.
Mr.. Kcmpncr right when he declared that the bill
was unconstitutional The court OF Appeals no later
than last January had declared that II was not con-
tilutiona for city to take mans property without
first allowing him t. set price on II. Here
case whcc the city authorities tn step In AMI
deprive people OF their property rights. No one would
safe. II this bill became law, In owning dollars
worth OF property In the city Of New York, for be could