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PROUD AMERICANS.
California Produces just as Good
Wines AS Europe.

An elaborate establishment has re-
Gently been opencd on Broadway. near
l4,h ST., known as the Pacific Coast
Wine Co." This concern are growers
ami distIllers Of California wines and
brlndies under the trademark II the
premier" brand The wines sold under
this brand are made from the best varie-
ties OF foreign grapes transplanted to
California
The quality OF wines offered are not
only equal to Imported. but in many
cases are superior to the same grades OF
foreign wines received in this country.
For prices address, Pacific Coast Wine
Co.. $40 Broadway, New York. -
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WARD MAN BURNS APPEALS
The Ex-PoIiccman wants the Courts
to Rrinstnt- Him.

Edward Man James Burns who was
dismissed from the police force by the
Police Commissioners Aug. 81 last, to-
day secured from Justice Lawrence, of
the Supreme Court writ of certiorari
requiring the Board of Police Commiss,
sioners to show cause why ne shoulu
not be reinstated.
Burns alleges that his dismissal from
the force was unjust, Illegal ana on
insufficient evidence. he was generaiS
The evening world., 1894-09-14
A NEW PACING RECORD.
The stallion John II. Gentry Does
IA Mile in 2.O3 81.

RACE TRACK, Terre Haute. Ind
Sept l4.-John II. Gentry, in winning
the first heat of the frce-for-nll pace to-
day, beat Halbra den and made a new
stallion pacing record OF 2oS 80
This is new worlds time for stations
Robert US record OF 2O2 Ia made Sept,
on the indianapolis track, is the geld
ing record and bes, mile to harness in
competitiOn.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
PRES. PORTER A WITNESS.
He Testifies In the Wards Island
A Asylum InvestiEation.

President Porter, of the Board OF
Charities and Correction, appeared be-
fore the State Lunacy Commission as a
witness to-day in the Investigation OF
Wards Island Insane Asylum, which is
in progress at the Park Avenue Hotel
He enumerated the seventeen princi-
pal institutions and their anneXes under
the care of his Department, and said
that the last census showed that 1850
persons in all were connected with
them. He said he frequently visited the
Institutions.
1T has been charged that the Board
of Estimate made an appropriation for
institution buildings which was applied
to the erection of a residence for the
Medical Superintendent" asked the
counsel for the Board.
Part of It was so applied" answered
President Porter.
mate?"
Not that l remember"
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K. OF P. LODGE WlTHDRAWS.
YounEstown,o %. ,Germans VIII Form
the Goethe Society.
CBy Associated Press.)

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Sept. A-Goeths
Lodge. one OF the oldest German lodges
of Knights OF Pythias in the United
States, has decided. with but four dis
senting votes, to withdraw from the or
de- and will organize the Goethe Re-
lief Society. using funds now in their pos
session for the new organization.
The officers have notified the Grand
Lodge that IL has surrendered its charter
and all property belonging to the Grand
Lodge
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Disorder Reigns In Poonnh city.
lBy Associated Press }

BOMBAY, Sept, 1.-THE trouble az
Poouah city. which led 20 the riotous
fight between the Mahometaus ana
Hlndoos last Wednesday. the sackinE
OF a mosque and the killing OF one man.
continues. All business is suspended
squadron OF lancers. a pamphlet In
leaflets has been issued by fourteen
Brahmins. which urges Hindoos TO arm
and inaugurate a religious outbreak ar
the frst step towards the overthrow OF
alien power. ..-..-----..-.------
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The weather forecast for the thirty-siK hours
ending at A. NJ. tomorrow Is follows:
Showers followed by fair weather this evening;
stationary temperature except slightly warmer
Saturday afternoon; southerly winds.
The following record shows the changes In the
temperature durng tho morning hours. in
dicated by the thermometer at Eerry's Phar-
3 A. M...s7Is A. M...s7ls A. M"..s7I2 ME-
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as counsel for Pettinglll and Hughes.
A representative OF the Steamboat
Company wac at the Dlstrict-Attorney'
office prepared to swear out complaint
against them II II was decided they
could be examined here. He stated that
while a number OF the steamboats, crew
believed they heard four shots, others
said they thought only two were fired.
One of the bullets fired by Pettingill
passed through the partition of the
stateroom where the shooting took
place, and was found all hattened up in
the opposite wall. Fortunately, the
room was not occupied.
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Evidence of Age.

strawber-I had quite compliment
last night. Miss Singleton SAID when
she first looked at me she thought was
only nineteen. but when l talked
seemed like an old man -
Singerly--You must have told her SONS
Of your jokes.
The evening world., 1894-09-14
FOUR WANT TO RESIGN.
Even O'Connor, of HcndquGrters,I Is
Anxious for "a Pension.

The following four policemen applied
for retirement to-day under the twenty
year rule.
Detective Sergeant O'Connor, of the
Central oHce squad, Patrolman John
Fay, of the Leonard street station. d.
tio nS T0,0 Oh Inc of he East Sne
Hundred and Fourth street station.
The applications were laid over by
the Commissioners without comment
Applica tons for retirement will not be
passed on until Investigations are over
Detective Sergeant O'Connor has been
at Headquarters for many years.
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s DAYS., I HOURS, Il MINUTES.
This Is the American Liners
sec3nd Record Breaking Trip
in Three Weeks.
HER FORMER TIME 3D., sH., 38M.
Sighted of Fire Island at 1.55 r.
M. and Expected to Arrive at
Her Pier This Evening.

Another transatlantic record was
broken to-day.
The American liner New York, which
sailed from Southampton Sept. 8. was
sighted off Fire Island at 1.55 o'clock
this afternoon, having sailed over the
westward course from Southampton,
faster than any other vessel.
Two hours later the New York passed
Sandy Hook Lightship, having made
the trip in 6 days hours and II min
utes. thereby beating the westward
record. also made by her Aug. "A last,
by hour and q minutes.
The big racer passed the Needles at
LBS p NJ. last Saturday. To have
equalled her own record she had only
to reach Sandy Hook Light at Els
o'clock this afternoon. Not only did
she pass the bar long before that time.
but at o'clock was off Quarantine.
ready to undergo the Health Officers
| inspection.
The New York has On board a number
of prominent New Workers, among them
Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The quick time made by the New
York upset the calculations OF DR.. De-
pew's friends, who had made prepara-
tons to meet MIN down the bay with
steamboat tomorrow morning.
The New York will probably come UP
to her dock tonight, and Mr. Depew viii
have to land like any other everyday
passenger.
The New York's former record break
ing westward trip ended Aug. "a last.
At that time she beat the best previous
record that Of the Paris. by SO minutes.
Her own best prior effort was 4 hours
and 81 minutes behind her achievement
of Aug. "a. The distance between the
Needles of Southampton, England. and
Sandy Hook, N. j. $3.50 knots, was COW
cred on that occasion in just days Q
hours and IS minutes.
1t was thought at the time that the
thorough overhauling which the hull
and engines and everything else on the
New York had received in dry-dock be-
fore setting out on that memorable trip
had probably had something to do with
her success. But II seems from her to-
days record that there's an intrinsic
swiftness in the ship which is entirely
independent OF scraping and overhaul
ing.
during her previous great trip was az
follows: She passed the Needles at LIS
=. NJ. on Saturday, Aug. IS. By noon
she had covered 457 knots; Monday. 90
knots; Tuesday $50; Wednesday. SOC;
Thursday. 495; Friday, 507.
The New York's best eastward time In
s days 10 hours and minutes.
On the third page Is told how the
Cunard liner Lucania to-day reduced
the eastward record TO Queenstown to
8 days s hours and 3s minutes, the exact
time to a minute, of the westward rec
ord, which she also holds. She Is now
doubly Queen of the Seas"
SANDY HOOK, n. j., Sept. 1.-THE
big American line steamship New York,
which was first reported OFF Fire Island
this afternoon. was observed in the
offing, hull down, from this station at
$40 Z. NJ,
She was coming in rapidly from the
eastward under full head OF steam,
throwing up the spray at her bows and
leaving a long wake of foam astern.
She intends TO land her passengers at
her dock tonight.
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THIRD RACE.
Five and a half furlonEs

MY Girl colt got the best OF wretched
send-off, while DecourCey was prac-
ucally left McDermott took no
chances with Sprinkle, sending her TO
the front ana taking a lead OF ten
lengths in the first quarter, made all
the running, and won by that distance.
In "A whipping finish Ellen II, peat Eliza
beth a neck for second place. Time
IA "a
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Broke HI. Neck While Asleep.

JAMAICA. L. l.. Sept H-Aiehasi Walsh. .
laborsr, aged ATTY years and homslsss. while
sleeping in the barn Of Adam Martin in South
street this place. fell from the hAyloft 70 The
ground door this morning. breaking hiA nsck.
lie died instantly.
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Canterbury was hrS, az

Canterbury was mrs, away, but i'm
mcdiately dropped back, giving way to
Kennel Oily Gamin ana Enchanter
This trio had the race between them,
When the stretch was reached oily
Gamin went To the front and won
easily by q length from Kennel who
was hve lengths in front OF Enchanter.
Time--l % l-2.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $3.50 place,
$3.50; third, .llo.l5. Kennel paid Place,
third
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Kalula colt led from start TO finish
and won, dying fast, by a neck from
April Fool, who was a half length In
l.02 Ia
Mutuels paid: Straight. So 60, place.
Sl2.S0i third 80. April Fool paid:
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as the flag fell, but gave way to Irene.
who made the running until the turn
into the backstretch where Caroven
made a spurtt, and opening A gap, led
the field to the stretch, where he col
lapsel. Irene then assumed command,
and won easily by two lengths. Judge
Gleason was third. ten lengths behind
CarOvcn, after running out at the first
turn. Tme-l.O2.
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Place. $3.50; third, sl2.i5. Brambaletta
filly paid $685. third


Diabolus. Ulsie colt and Inquisitlve
raced head and head to the far turn
where Dungannon passed them and led
into the stretch. He looked a winner at
the furlong pole. but Sims rallied Dia-
bolus and, In the last strides, he got
up and won by three parts of length
Inquisitive was third, three lengths
away. Tirne--1 AZ Ia
Mutuels paid: Straight, s6%10; place.
5000: third. $50. Dungannon paid:
Place, $40; third, $6.l5. Inquisitive paid
81 55 third.
The fourth race at six furlongs. won
by Nottingham, l3 to 10 and J to 2;
F'lirt, to 5 place, was second, ant Gov
Sheehan third. Time--ll5.
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After numerous false breaks the nag
fell to a struggling start. with Froiic-
some Lass. Marie Lowell and Jim Nc
Laughlin the leaders, McAdams sent
Marie Lowell to the front In the open
but gallop all the way. At the end she
was an easy winner by length and a
half. Julien. whipped out, beat Luray
fve lengths for second money. Time
l. 30 81.
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You read the Evening World!
Do sou res the Sunday woriai
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-24
COMMISSIONERS. AorloE.

ITO j. p. UNDERWOOD AND JOHN b. DUN.
a oar and Henry Cape, partRcrs doing bust
ne asd II to puh0'r " Cape IN cnANcsRY
G. G Payne, IL. c. shelor and V. II. Payne, in
firm Of Payne. sheor Is Co; F. Rorer, Jr. I'd
mond Didier. j. w. Hancock, trustee; s. d. Fer
ggson, John NJ Hart; trnstee; J. v. Jamison, r;
W. Chappcll, u. E. Cobb, Lynchburg Perpetual
Thompson and Samuel Tyrce, trustees; Roanoke
T. W. Miller, trustee Peoples Building Loan and
Saving Association. James S. Groves, substituted
trustee; A. b. Bunt, trustee; Y. l.. Bunch. The
trustee; q. w. Thomas, X. A. Buckner, r. W.
Miller, +; K. Davis, Jr., doing business as f. E.
business as w II. Clare & Co.; Jerry Nicholas
snd b. X: Woodward. partnt rs rs Nicholas "
Woodward. the First National Bank, State Say.
lngs BANK, Roanoke Savings Bank, Roanoke
Trust Loan and Safe Deposit Company, First
National Bank, Of Buchanan. Va; E. Mahoncy
Bro; u H. Iiallcr, A. P. Staples. trustee; George
p. Tayloe, X. +. Scott, e. w. Robertson. commits.
soner; d. Allen Watts, trustee; ID. H. Scott T.. w.
Miller, trustee, National Mutual Building and
Loan Association, George j. Poet, trustee; Roa.
noke Building Association and Investment Com
e Gale S tuites arh HtSnG nd
ministrator OF a. u. Koincr, deceased, and j A.
Dupuy, trustee.
IN THE nUSTINGS COURT FOR TIE CITY
OF ROANOKE.
TAKE NOTICE that, pursuant to n decree in
the above cnuso OF June twentieth, eighteen hun
drcd and ninety four, shall on Monday the
NINTH DAY OFJULY, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED
AND N1NETY-FOUR, ut my office, rooms num-
Der two and three, Masonic Temple, in the city
aforesaid, proceed to inquire into and make the
statements concerning the matters mentioned in
the saG decree and thereby referred 10 me as one
OF tue commtet toners In chanccry OF the said
court, especially concerning the following
accounts:
FIRST. An account of tho plaintn's hts
showing on what property the same arc liens
SECOND. An account showing all other liens
against the property which the plaintiffs
Judgments arc liens together with their priorities
and dignitics.
THIRD. An account, showing nll,thc property
on which thc'plnintn's debts arc liens and the
order IN which tho same should be sold TO satisfy
the said liens.
FOURTH. An inquiry ms to whether the prop.
pcrty on which the plantiir's debts arc liens
should he sod to sntisfy the said liens thereon or
whether all OF sad liens would be paid by II rental
of the said property in five years.
FIFTH. Any other matter deemed pertinent by
the commissioners or required by any proper
party to this suit.
A BLAIR ANTRIM
d "a COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY
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OHANCERY CAUSES.

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE IIUST.
L ings Court for the city OF Roanoke, on the 18th
day OF June, 1eli-Otey, Walker and Bower,
plaintiirs, against jean W. Maddox defendant.
In chanccry. The object of this suit is to attach
the following real estate oi the defendant In the
city OF Roanoke and to subject the same to the
payment OF the p'aintid's claim of 500, with In
tcrest there on from the goth day OF April lSo3
due to the plaintiffs, viz:
l. Lot on cast side OF Lee street 100 feet from
southeast corner OF Wells and Lee Streets u feet
deep and fronting leo feet.
2. Lot on west eide OF Jefferson street 300 feet
south OF Robertson strcct, fronting % feet on
Jefferson street and running back TO feet
j. Lott y, 10. IL, H. H. II, Is and 10. section 49,
OF Rogers, Fairfax and Houston Addition at the
northwest corner OF Loudon and Third streets,
fronting 400 feet on London street and 1870 feet
deep.
4. One half interest IN lot on northwest corner
OF TaZewe1l and Randolph streets, fronting 25 O9
feet on Randolph street.
8. Lois IL to % inclusive, block 81, of Belmont
Land CompRny's Addition.
q. Lot on west side OF Randolph street, 100 feet
south OF Campbell street, 90 feet front and 100
feet deep.
4. Lots and 10, section 4. of the map of the
Exchange Building and Investment Company's
Addition.
And an affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant Jean w. Maddox, ia not a
resident OF the State OF Virginia. it Is ordered
that she do appear here, within fifteen days aftcr
due publication hereof, and do what may be
necessary 10 protect her interest in this suit
ana IL If further ordered that copy hereof he
published once week for four weeks in THE
ROANOKE TINES, and that copy be posted at
the front door OF the courthouse in this city on
the first day OF the next term.
A copy-Tcste:
WATTS, ROBERTSON u ROBERTSON, D. q.
b22 aw DIV s. $. BROOKE, Clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-24
TRUSTEES. SALES.

VI noanoke, Virginia. In deed book o., pace 40,
t svca.eo oy w. G. Nycum to the undersigned
m nan,ee; 70 secure to srancos Bonneau the paw
pt ,ue sum OF $3.50, evidenced by sixty-fonr
slxty-thrtc OF SIS each. aud one OF IS Mi S.arin
in'crcst from date, and default havinv occnr,n1
ia the payment OF fifteen (l5) Of said notes. and
~ liz I.equesi or the holder thereof. will ON
!2O'CLOCk NJ, in front of the conrthonss q n
the city OF Roanoke, proceed 10 soil ~ nnh, ~
auction to the highest bidder s that e Iot
V;rpaintn V, iahd, lying in the city OF Roanoke
Beoinm;n Su ~ ,ounaen and described rs follows:
aaY a, point on the cast side OF Hoili.
uuS Effect re- lo43 feet south OF Wells street thence
south 69 degrees ~ minutes cast TX Ssnt ~ ~
PoIht, thencc borth 50 degrees "a minntes easf
minutes cast 81 feet TO a poiI,t tborco %
degrees west 80 feet to an alley: Themes VIII
aiiey nortn IS degrees west SIS feet to Hoiiidav
street, ihencc with Holiday street north TX del
giees VI minutes east 5i7 feet 10 the place NJ hct
ginning, be the same more orless f~e VI oe-
IhhMS' cash as to enough to nav the coat or
oAecutlng thls trust and to paw the mast dnc
tS aha interest, and one note falling due ON
IN same shall be paid as follows: SIS with
lnterest thereon from the 1st day OF january ISM
On tue Isl day OF august lSal SIS with like inter
eet on the let day of Septem Der 1891 BIS with Ikc
n on the lst day OF October, isai; SIS with
IKE TX. interest on the Let day OF November. ISM.
PIP Win Ike interest on the lst day OF December
1881; 30 with like interest on the let day OF Ian
Gaiy 1876 SIS with likc interest on the ist day OF
lSao; SIS with like interest on the 1st
gay or March, 1873: Sl5 with like Interest ON the
1st day of April 1875; IS with like interest on the
tst uny Oh june 1875, and the residue IL any
tnere pc, shall he payable In one and two wears
asn, uay OF sale in equal instalmerts with inter
est from day OF sale, deferred payments RI he
secured by decd OF trust ~ W
e, II. FEATHERsTCNE,
'us' Trustee. 81
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE RESI-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESI-
oencc propcrty-By virtue or n deed OF trust
u ncu lne lst gay OF November. lS92 recorded in
ny c.e'h once or the corporation court Tor the
I,ty OF Roanoke in deed book So page DIP from
IL j. Hcklon and wife to the undcrsi,,nod In
meht or the sum OF 5000, evidenced bv ,ifty in
tcrcSt bearing. negotiable notes ench In rho
suln OF ~ payable monthly thereafter and do
Lai!s navlnE occurred i'll the payment OF the
notcs maturing i'll September. October Novem-
Der and December, 1883, and in January iScnrn
airy March, April, May ana June isgi md he.
my requisite by nc holder of said notes so r. do
MIX oN lllU RSDAl, TIRE 5'rII DAY OE
1eLN, 1871, AT 1890 O'CLOCK r. NJ. in front
vi tnc courthouse in the city of Roanoke Vir.
Sin,a, proceed TO sell mt public auction TO tho
nlEhcst bidder all that certain parcel of land
lying in the city Of Roanoke, Virginia and DO.
scribcd n follows: 7' anu NC
DcSlnhing AT point ON the north side of
Shurch street 2bO feet west from Roanoke street
.ncnCc win Church street south - degrees west
~, S ,cet 10 point, thence north IL degrees wcst
ioe icct To an alley, thence with said alley norm
- degrees 10 minutes cast so jcci TO n noimt on
shu ailcy, thence south IL degrees east 15S feet
10 the place OF beginning and known NJ lots Noe
~ ~ aho 20, or the map of W. W. Coo and q hers
n.s properly Is i'll the most desirable residence
portion of the city OF Roanoke
IEkMS: Cash ne to enough to nav the said mas,
QUO notes and interest from their date and to nav
tne COST OF executing this trust and as to an oh rc
iu"c US VIII nc sufficient to pay the 81 notes vrt
W uecomc due with interest from their date
npon c-euit 70 the maturity OF said notes and
incest, anu the reside, If any there be- shall hc
ihnuc payable in one and two wears from dnv of
sale purchaser 10 give notes for tho deferred nav
mehts ana same to be secured by deed or truS
upon the said property. - ''"S'
c.., THOMAS W. MILLER,
Trustee. SO
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
or trust given on the 18th day of Novcmhcr
ls'v, oy y. L. and ID. E. Coleman to the undrr
ssiigned trustee for the purpose of securing 70 "
'. nan he payment or the sum OF 81, 500. evil
uenceu oy three certain negotiable notes of si2O
ohI % per cent interest per annum, pay
ao.c IN one, two and three years rcspectivclyand
ucinnit having been made III the payments of The
tniIa year note due November 9th 1873 and n
pSr''on OF INC hrst year note due November 9th,
tS.i, anu huVihg bccn required so to do by the
molaer OF shid notes will offer for sale Mt public
a 1n,Y to the highest bidder ON THURSDAY.
S yroLt "a Pin lS9i, At u O'CLOCK NOON lin
'front.' OF the courthouse IN the city of Roanoke.
~ MI the following described property conveyed
IL the SAID deed OF trust, to wit: All that certain
lot or parcel OF land lying and being in the civ
described as follows: anu
beginning at point on the north side OF Tazc.
wei street lS5 feet east OF Henry street, thence
no!th degrees east ~ feet to an alley thence
win SAID alley north IS degrees cast IS feet In n
Rolnt, thence south degrees west 10 feet To
iaZcwcll street, thence with the latter south 81
ucSTSes west IS feet TO the place OF beginning
iEhmS; cash sufficient to pay the cost OF OK
ecutlhg thls trust, including trustees fee of x
per cent and the balance uue on the first wear
note amounting TO about ISL 65, the third wear
note OF Sl2] with per cent. interest and IN "a
LOT lS'.2 ana 1893 amounting to Sl9S,. The resi
que, II any, to be paid in one and two wears from
datc or sale, evidenced by negotiable notes sc
cureu ny deed OF trust on the property
c. JAMES =. SIMMONS,
Trustee. 35
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
proved city real estate made under order of
court BY virtue OF deed of trust executed by
Mary 4. Forbes and M. ID. Forbes, dated 81 al
clerk OF the Hustngs Court for Roanoke city,
va, In deed book No. -. page 3S7, whereby the
property hereafter described was conveyed to
inc undersigned as trustee to secure to Home
bulloing and Conveyance Company &, $50 paya bic
In consecutive monthly instruments Thereafter
nvc years from said date with interest, and de.
rault having been made in the payment of part of
said debt, to w.t. the sum OF 81, 800 with interest
nom 3ist December, 1SSS. and being thcrcunto re-
CURED by said beneficiary and by virtue OF decrec
or the corporation court OF Roanoke city, Va en-
tered on 9th June, 1884, in the chancery cause
OF Virginia and North Carolina Constrnc-
ton Company vs.. Roanoke Dcve'opmcnt and
guaranty Company ct al. / will, ON TUES
DAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF JULY, 1884, AT -
the highest bidder therefore, in front of the court
mouse; Mt Roanoke city, Virginia, the following
described real estate to witt
All that lot of land with the buildings thereon
situate In the city OF Roanoke, Va; beginning nj
point on the east side of Holiday street so feet
west aO.7 feet along Holiday street to a point.
thence south SO degrees cast $50 feet to nm alley
thencc along snid alley north 10 degrees east 1,
rect 10 point, thence north so degrees west 1872
feet to the place OF beginning
TERMS: One third cash, balance pavable in
two equal successive annual lnstame nts with In
terest from day of sale, to be evidenced by bond
or purchaser and secured by deed OF trust Build.
dersigncd. S W JANISOE Va"
Trustee and Special Commissioned
Bond has been executed by 8. w. Jamison,
trustee and special commissioner as reouired nv
decree OF court in this cause.
69td s. s. BROOKE. Clerk. Al