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The Washington times., 1894-12-05
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Deeds OF zeal estate were fled yesterday
for record as follows: Lester A. Barr and
wife and F. T. Sanner and wife to Thomas F.
Shuey, lot 80, block SO, Columbia Heights,
subject TO $4,000 trust, SO. T. H. Duehay
and wife to J. Taylor, lot 296, square 1904,
subject TO $4,000 trust, 81 900. John Rome
and wife to Frank Sanfelipo, lot u, square
TAO, $40. Clarence J. Allen and wife to L.
A. Barr and Frank T. Sanner, lot 8, square
500, $4,000. l.. A. Barr and F. I. Sanner to
c. G. Allen. lot 2S, block 33, Columbia
Heights subject TO $4,000 trust, $4,000
David D. Stone and r. NJ. johnson, trustees,
to VI. S. Tenny, lot 5, block 6, Carlton
Heights, $780, Chevy Chase Land Com
pany to D. c., roadway on Belt, Shoemaker,
Murphy and Rowe tracts on Chevy Chase
road, S5. a. j. Miller ct al, trustees, to J.
G. Kondrup. lot 40, square 112, Georgetown,
81, 900. James S. Davidson to II. B. David
son, part lot u, square 1873, $40. B. o.
Prather and wife to jeremiah Murphy, part
OF Beall's discovery. about Is acres. So, $50.
L. E. Waggaman and wife to N. Hershler,
lots p and %, block 6, Cleveland Park, SO. r.
E. Morris to NJ. H. Brown, lot % and part of
lot a. block IS. Morris addition, SO. T. W.
Smith and John Ridout, trustees, to @. d.
Beach, lots 102, 101, and 104, square 207,
81 1873 40
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AloNEY no LoAN on HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

ture, pianos, horses, carriages, wagons, &c; the
property will remain undisturbed in your pos
session; terms easy; lowest rates; private ohceSi
all business strictly confidential; you can have
the money the day you apply for ii; payments
can be made on the principal at any time; each
payment made will lessen the cost Of carrying
the loan
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But ONE FAVORITE WINN4R
JakeTiew the Only Choice TO Prove
Faithful to the Public.
SOME GOOD THINGS PULLED OFF
Clansman, Marguerite Castanet, and Sweet
meats Were All Played by Their Stable
Connections and Landed the Money
Kanlove Was Warned by the Judges.

Fully 2. 500 people were in attendance YES
terdav at the Alexander Island course, the
beautiful weather being potent factor in
drawing the large crowd. The card was not
a brilliant one, the conditions Of the races be-
ing framed principally for beaten horses, but
as the fields were large and evenly matched
the betting was good, and plenty of money
was handled by the boOlies. The latter kept
a goodly portion, as Lakeyiew was the only
winning favorite.
Just four bottled-up good things were un-
corked, but their owners did not give the
public any tip. and as a result good prices
were obtainable. Clansman, Castanet, Mar
guerite, snd Sweetmeats were all we'll played
by their stable connections. The Marguerite
people pounded the mare, not only in the
ring, but in many Of the out-of-town pool
rooms, and they quit big winner over Mar
guerite's victory.
While at the post in the fourth race Ben
jamin and Lady Superior in wheeling col
lided with a crash, both being thrown to the
ground. The only damage done was TO de-
stroy whatever chance either had Of winning.
Summaries:
How the Horses Ran.
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OUTSIDE TEAMS ARE BARRED.
Georgetown Faculty Will Permit No More
Games Under Existing Rules.

Georgetown Faculty Will Permit No More
Games Under Existing Rules.
The president and directors of Georgetown
College have issued a regulation, adopted in
faculty meeting yesterday, prohibiting their
students from playing football with teams
whether collegiate or not, from outside the
college, until the character and rules of the
game shall have been radically modified so
as to preclude with reasonable certainty all
danger from serious casualties.
This action is the result of the Thanksgiv-
ing Day game with the Columbia Athletic
Club team in which five of the Georgetown
eleven We're carried from the field, one with
injuries which are expected to prove fatal.
The meeting yesterday was called TO consider
the football question, and although some OF
the directors are old college athletes the pro-
hibitive vote is understood to have been
unanimous
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SUFFocATED WHILE ASLEEP.
Aged Maria Robinson Blow Out the Gas
Before She Went to Bed.

Aged Maria Robinson Blow Out the Gas
Before She Went to Bed.
Mrs Maria Robinson was old and childish.
1t was no wonder, therefore, that when she
went to bed Monday night she blew out the
gas instead of turning it of, and was found
stiff and dead in her bed from asphyxiation II
on the following morning
The old lady resided with her daughter,
Mrs. Ella Robinson Queenan, at No 303 Sew
enth street southeast, and was apparently in
the best of health when she retired for the
night. The dead body of Mrs. Robinson was
discovered about o'clock a. M. Mr.. and
Mrs. Queenan being attracted to the sleeping
apartment occupied by deceased owing to the
great volumes of gas which filled the prem
ises.
Coroner Hammett was at once notified and
gave certificate of accidental death, as
there were no circumstances pointing to-
wards suicide. The old lady's funeral will
take place at O'Clock this afternoon.
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Miscellaneous sporting Notes.

G. H. Pettingill the well-known starter, is
in Washington, on his way to New Orleans
The Chevy Chase hounds will meet on
Saturday at Rock Creek power-house.
Monmouth Park race track and grounds
will be sold under foreclosure some time
during the spring.
Eddie Pierce and Jack Bolan will meet be-
fore the Eureka Athletic Club on Thursday,
December 81.
George A. Hansen broke the 100-mile bicycle
record by riding 1001% miles at Minneapolis
in five hours and three minutes.
Beautiful mantello photographs $500 per
dozen at Bishops, 905 Pennsylvania avenue
n--
II Tn
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pointers from de Paddoek.

Twelve books were on.
C. Nelson landed on Castanet.
Green Morris and w. p. Burch won on
Lakeyiew.
John Boden had a bet on Gertie both ways.
Hugh McCarren and C. Nelson played
Soprano IL
Carriers ride on Soprano II was voted by
the handicappers very yellcw.
Orlando Jones fell in quick succession on
Annorean and Laughing Water and Cremona
third.
Jack White had bad day losing on Benia-
min and Tiny Tim.
Andy Platt was onto the good thing, Sweet
meats and cashed.
Sam Marks, the Providence plunger, had a
sweller on Marguerite.
Jockey Manlove was called into the stand
TO explain his ride on Irene and warned.
Starter Cassidy had hard days work. as
many Of the jockeys as well as the horses
were bad actors.
Ed Tyler had commission to place $50
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The District Appropriation Bill.

1I~
The District Commissioners spent most of
yesterday at the Capitol consulting with the
Appropriations Committee on the District ap-
preparation bill. They ask, as already indi-
Gated in their estimates, for some $4,000. .000
IN excess OF last years appropriation. Their
estimates are about 100000 in excess of last
years estimates. the increase being mostly
for school buildings, extension of the fire de-
partment and police service, and sewers.
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By virtue of deed of trust given to and
duly recorded in iber No. 164S, folio 296, seq,
one sof the land records of the District, and at
the request of the parry secured thereby, We
will sell at public auction in front of the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, December IS, 1894. at 1
o'clock p. m, the following described real es-
tate, situate in the city of Washington, District
of Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece or
parcel of land and premises known and distin-
guished as and being lot one hundred and forty
foul (144), according to Frances A. Buckingham
and others subdivision of lots in square eight
hundred and sixty-one S6l), as recorded in hber
II, folio "a of the Surveyors Office of the District
of Columbia, together with the improvements
as above recited. Subject, however, to an in
cumbrance OF $4,000, the particulars of which
will be stated at the sale
TERMS One-third cash, balance in one year
from the date of sale, the deferred payment to
be secured by decd of trust upon the property
sold, and to bear interest at the rate of per
cent per annum, all cash, at the option of the
purchaser. A deposit of 500 to be paid at the
sale Terms to be complied within fifteen days
from the day of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All
conveyancing, recording. &C., at the cost of the
purchaser. JOHN E CARPENTER,
GEORGE II. WRIGHT,
de5-d&dsl4t Trustees
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Netherlands line

From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne sur
Mer C99l hours from London or ParisE
s. s. Maasdam, December 5, p. m
S. s. Amsterdam, December 10, p m
FIRST cabin, S45 to $55 Second cabin, s36.
For information apply to General Passenger
Agency, SO Broadway, New York, or to agents at
Washington, D. c., c. W. MOSS, 921 Pa. ave-;
E. F. DRoOP, 925 Pa. ave, and a. W. ROBSON,
6l5 18th ST NV If
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de5-7t

HOPELESS CASES soLlCITED-ALL DIS
IL eases treated with wonderful success
j. j. W., Magnetician,
de5-7t 7i3 18th St NV
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High School Teams pIav To-day.

The second of the series of three games for
the high school championship. between the
Business and Central schools, will be played
at $3.50 this afternoon at National Park. The
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Ihird race-One mile.
Selections

First race-Free Press, Bon Voyage.
Second race-Leigh, Finnwater.
Third race-Mirage Warpeak
Fourth race-Jack Hyune. Lura
Fifth race-Remorse, Belle Of Fermoy
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QOF Third race-SiE and One-quarter turlon
Ctll Selling. Purse, S9OO. Time, l:2l
strrf W0n siIv

acknowledgements to ,: Fredericks, z TO 5;
Tedd Gegg, 80: Blue BIRD. 5; Jim Mclaughlin 10;
Mayor b., z; Samaritan, s; Dsshing Charlie, 90,
and Maggie Beck, 40
S20 Fourth race-Four and one-half furlongs
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each way on Inter ocean. which be did. He
also dropped some wealth on Misery and
McKeever
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GODA SL6AL W Oh Ed5lAA-
Betting-Lakeview, ! TO l: Golddigger, so; My
Girl colt, 20; Gertie, 8; Neednore 100; Sonora, Z;
Judge Post, y: Benjamin, 5 10 >: Lady Superior,
600: Fan King 100: Guy Ali 100; Ninety Seven,
90; Inter Ocean, 100, and Jim Lamb, s.
OgO Fifth race Six and one-ouarter fur
COO longs. Selling. Purse, 500. Time,
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No More Prize Fighting in Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. 4. The city
council this afternoon repealed the ordi-
nance passed year ago to permit the Cor
bett-Mitchell prize fight to take place in Jack
sonville. The ordinance was repealed by the
unanimous vote of the council.
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PERSONAL.

N-THURsDAY, 1880 P NJ VERY SORRY DID
Y not see you last night 1t
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Half a mile. Two-year-
Purse, 500. Time, 0:4S15.

EOOr SlGtL NDn gttoKilnE.
BetIing-C Hsranet, 4: Amsterdam, 6; w.
O'Brien, I5; Nota Bene geIding, 20; Waywayonda
8; Cremona 20; Della NJ, 30, and Irene, to ].
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DR.. RIEGEL

VIII receive examination and treatment FREE
until benefited one treatment will convince the
patient that his disease can be cured. No pain
or unpleasant feeling afterward Instant relief
No treatment like il in the world
A guarantee TO cure given every case taken.
Positively not one failure In ten years Treat
ment is so mild that any child, however small,
can bear IL.
ONCE hours, from 10 a m TO y m, and TO
p. m Sunday, from u IN. TO 2 p m
Consultation in German and English de4-5t
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How the Horses Ran
O9O First race-Six and a quarter furlongs.
lNLSt Sailing Enrsa- SOM Time I.2lla

NLrHEEIuE sIdft. " on EdIIOIlIIIB.
Betting Clansman, s; AnnOrean, 10 !; Cri-
terion. 10: soprano II. 3; Bright Eyes, 30; Larry
K, 50; The Fop, G; Misery, 10; Laughing Water,
l5 and Ada Blue, Is.
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AUCTION SALES.
DA CLIFF, DARR & CO, Auctioneers,
Ii 920 Pa ave n w

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
AND BASEMENT BAY-WINDOW BRICK
DWELLING AT THE CORNER OF 7TH AND
Est n E, AND KNOWN AS NO 667 + ST.
n E. AT AUCTION
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YOU DID MENTION II. ANDI AMRE
also bought clean and cheap EREEMA
OF q. w. MERRILL d CO., EghHE&E
454 n. Y ave, depot at Ecking- WE \ Lam
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Finely finished cabinet photographs 81 so pei
dozen at Bishops, 905 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Betting -Sweetmeats :: Tiny Tim, TO 5:
Harry Hinckson, 30: McKeever, 13 to 5; Pot
towattomie 5; Re petition, 10; May D., 10, and
Epb 100
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CARPETS CLEANED

The Continental Carpet Cleaning Co is devot-
ing its whole time 10 expert work-any other
wouldn't pay
Carpets and rugs cleaned and disinfected, re-
moving dust, moths, organic matter, etc Car
Npets taken up, relaid, fitted, and sewed. Reno
waiting carpets on the floor, feathers renovated,
and mattresses made over. Send postal and We
viii call, giving prices. Main office l411 n. Y.
o;:S-6m
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A MERIcA,s GREATEST MEDIUM,

66NNARAYILLA" IS A:PURELYsVEGETABL
NE compound and is one of the very best
stomach troubles Mr. Jacob Xander Is the sole
proprietor of the wonderful medicine. For sale
either with him, at 1877 9TH street NV, or by all
leading drug stores, groceries and restaurants.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
SPECIAL NOTICES.

c SPIRITUALIsM AT ATTYPoGRAPHICAL HALL,
- 423 ST. n.w.-SOciai and test meeting We'd
nesday evening, December 5. All are welcome.
No charge at the door. de5-It
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MONEY TO LOAN-SToCKs. BONDS, NIFE
M insurance policies, deed Of trust n totes, or
other collateral BARRETT & CO., 525 18th ST.
n " LIST floor no1o-1mo
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M WANTED-LADIES DESIRING POSITIONS
w as bookkeepers, salesladies, cashiers,
dressmakefs, housekeepers, and in hotels and
lunch-rOnms to call at the LADIES' EXCHANGE,
Ga 18th ST. NV
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RED.
WANTED.

WTANTED - RUBBER GOODS SALESMAN,
w travelling grocery salesman, two city sales
IN en-, and partner for established cash business
$500 deposit required. Apply BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE, Ga 18TH St NV.
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ITO LoAN-AT 8 and PER CENT; CITY
4 property at per cent; suburban property;
large or small loans TO builders; money ad-
vanced while buildings 90 up; prompt BAR
RETT Il CO, 525 18th st n ". nolO-lmo
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LoANED-ON STOCKS, BONDS,
vi trusts, life insurance policies, syndicate
certificates, etc No delay if you have the So
curity. YERKES tS BAKER, II sun Building
After December 1st at 10, ~ and Il Metzerott
RuildinP
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-19

'2NkISTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
a Estate iii the City or Roanoke, Vain nnr.
snancc OF IN order or the board OF directors or
inc IyhchburJ Perpetual building and Ioen
Company made slarch 81 1894 tho nndnrsia nvan
trustees in iced or trust executed nv ie55nnSs,
al ana > IL. Cash, her husband, dated October
THU k>DAY. April 20, 1891. at ic:sG o'oiock va
III on the prcmiscr. proceed to sell bv We~ q, NJ
pubic anction the following real estate in the
Guy Oh ,,oan"ke. ', a, and described as follows:
ohc iot or i1nd and nppurtenauccs thereon
iyiET ana hcinG in the city of Itoaroke Va and
bounced rs follows, to wit: GO Gnu
c,besihhins at point on the north side OF
Chuich street 100 feet cast OF a 20 foot aIIey
norm 2dcgrtcs east l65 feet to an alley thcncc
WIN SAID alley north 50 degrees Is minutes east
W. W. siV ,cet TO a point, thence south degrees
SAID street north IS degrees west so feet To the
Pincc or bcgtnniDg, being the lot convened to the
saiu Lc lonla Cash b. Lewis F. Pedigo by deed
dated January IS 1859, and recorded in Tho clorL's
office OF the llustings Court of the ciiy Of Rnan
okc. coed book "a page 2o5 - A
lEHMS: Cash as to S221.77 (ducs and fines In
m.iearJ ana sum sufficient to dcfray the cx-
Pcnses OF safe and any taxes or premiums for in
Sutacc on SAID property due and unpaid As tn
oaahcc du. the iynchburg Perpetual BUILDING
anu ana Loan Company the purchaser is to assume
Perpetual building and loan Company to nav
"a, , sum OF Sl,Ol ON the second Monday OF Nav
ie'' anu Sl'.Vl per month for the next succeed.
ihe slXty-iour mon this on the second RNIondsy In
each month subject to all the conditions and
stipuia'ions contained in the bond aud deed Of
a,us. executed by Lcvonia Cash on the 4th day
VI octoncr lSS!' to the trustees OF the said COM
pany lf there he any residue IL shall hc mon n
N.rIi! ot ono aud two years in equal in stalUcnts
WMh interest from day OF sale, evidenced by ncgo-
,hn oS NC n"tSs ahd secured by deed OF trust upon
10 be paid FOR hv tho purchaser
8 f s i Hr dHi%E%%ilag. Trustees
il5 Il 19ais G. MI '0N'
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331 I'd

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF
December, 1881, from Kate K. W Oltz and hus ID md
to II. X. Douglas and Thos. W. Miller, trustees,
which deed 10 OF record in the clerks Office OF the
corporation court for the city OF Roanoke in deed
Loan, Building and Construction Company. OF
uagerstown Maryland, the payment OF tho du c.
interest. premiums and fines therein STIPULATED
TO be paid, and default having occurred in the
payment OF the said Dues premiums and inter-
cets and lines TO: the space OF six month"; and
Middle States Loan, Building and Construction
company. we Will, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 2D
DAY OF MAY, 1894, AT 1915 O'CLOCK r. NJ in
'front.' OF the courthouse OF the city OF Roanoke
proceed 10 sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder all that certain parcel OF land lying in the
lows:
beginning at point on the north side OF Pat
ton street lis Ri tcct west of Park street, thence
north ~ degrees cast 1881 feet to alley thence
with said alley north n degrees minutes wcst
d0.5 feet to n point on same thence south ~ de-
with Patton street south GS degrees cast 10 feet
TO Inc beginning; being lot No. L. in section IS,
as shown by the map OF tho Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston Addition 10 the city Of Ronnoic, Yir
yina. "
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay tho cost of
executing this trust and tn pay the amount now
que nhd III arrears on said interest, premiums
iiics ana dues, viz: SioSi0 and tho residue shall
hc PAYABLE in two equal annual payments OF one
ana two years from the day OF sale, the deferred
payments 10 he secured by decd CT trust upon the
propcrty.and to hear interest from tho day of sale
Upon this land l. constructed II convenient, and
desirable dwelling house.
H. x. DOUGLASS,
33ltd trustee
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Rf VlRTuE OF DEED OF TRUST EXE
~ ~ cuted to me, the undersigned trustee on tho
%5G OF september, 1889 (ot record in the cIerk's
ounce OF inc Hastings Court for the city OF Roa.
Imam watkins and Sophia, his wife to secure
10 Juilus oliver the payment OF the snm OF SaO
with interest thereon from date. PAYABLE one
year aiter date ut the First National Bank of
TABLE note payable TO the said Julius Oliver or
oruer, one year after date Ut the said bank and
uclault having been made in the payment OF said
note anu the Interest thereon, with the cxcep-
paid ON said interest: SIP for the first years in
tcrcst; sl2 on September ~, 1891, and on Noyem
Der !, lS92, the sum OF $40, and having been re-
9uestcd so To do. by the beneficiary under said
APRlL, 1891, oircr for sale at public auction IN
tho highest bidder, In front of tho courthousc II,
thc city OF hoanokc Va, AT - m, all OF that GER
IAN lot or parcel OF land situated in tho city OF
to wit: " ''o"es
beginning nj point on the north side OF IIarri
son street 2'1 feet cast or Park street, thence
win Harrison street south 20 degrees cast Sl.S
, ,oc, 10 po,mt thence north IL degrees cast l2a
ivct 10 an nllcy, thence with samc north ~ de-
Sroc- west 3uS feet to n polnr. thence south is
degrees west l29 feet to tho beginning known
a. iot No Z In the plot or town lots made by ]
H. Skinkcr; city engineer. for Gale " Andrews,
or strip OF land conveyed to said Gale & An.
drcws by Rogers, Fairfax n Houston
tEhNS OF SALE: For cash AS to so much va
II necessary To dcfray the expenses OF executing
inns trust including trustees commission OF
lcSAl per ccntnm, aud to discharge the amount
OF said note with the interest thereon To date OF
sure Win the credit Of the amounts above named
on SAID interest and the residue, IL any to he
paiu TO the said william Watkins In six twelve
ana cighte cen months from date OF sale the same
10 he secured by decd OF trust upon tho propcrty
sold and to bear even date Herewith
~ tbs. j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee
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TRU sTEES' SALES,

parted this life, leaving the undersigned Us tho
surviving trustee. snd being requested 40 to do
by the said Middle States Loan. Building aud
Gonstrmciion Company, | will on wEDNES
DAY TIE 2ND DAY OF MAY, 1891. AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ in front OF the courthouse OF the
city OF Roanoke, proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, AL tina, certain parcel OF
land lying in the city of Koanokc, Va, aud de-
scribcd rs follows:
beginning ut point on the north side of
Wythc avenue 2i3.94 feet east OF Eleventh street,
thence with Wy,he avenue In an eastery dlrcc
ton 80 feet to point. thence nOrthwardly 1T
right angles to taid Wythe avenue 1919 feet to
an alley. thence along said alley in westerly di.
rectlon 81 feet to point, thence southwardly
1919 feet to the place OF beginning, aud known
as lot No. s, section ,, of tho Mclrosc addition.
TERMS: Cash as to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
due aud In arrears eaid interest premiums
nncs and dues, viz: Sl5S.iO. and the residue shall
be payable in two equal animal payments OF one
ana two years from the date OF sale, the deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust upon the
property. and bear interest from the date OF sale
Upon this land Is constructed convenient and
desirable dwelling house.
ALEXANDER NELL,
3l td Trustee.
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RUsTEE'S SALE OF A CERTAIN uorrsE
AnM lOl sltnl,cl In The ct, ~

RtSrEE'S SALE OF A CERTAIN UOTSE
ana lot situated in the city OF Ronuokc Va
ant described u follows: 'A''
, hcsihnihS at point on the north side of
Crcepry street l22.S feet west OF brook strcct
thence north degrees cast % foot TO mn allev
5h'hcc wlh southern Inc OF said alley north s.
"vSrccs west Hl' icot 10 4 point on .airc thence
suWih degrees west 10 feet to Gregory street
tutuco win Gregory street south - degrees
cast ~ icct 10 the place OF beginning and
Nl,oWil u iot y section d, Falrvicw Addition
~ write OF deed OF trust from John uacklcv
20 thc undersigned, dated the Goth day of APRIL
~, anu recorded in the clerks Office of the
iiHsttngs Court for the city of Roanoke Va in
uccd book ~, page 2ii. to secure Che Iiomc
pulIuilS ana Conveyance Company the payment
OF certain sums OF money therein namcd: default
having pccn made in part OF tho amount and
nAVinE been requested so to do by the bcneflcarv
shni proceed to sell by public auction nj tbe
Iron door OF the Courthouse in tho CITY Of Roa
noke, Va, ON MONDAY, APRIL 30 1881. AT ID
ONLoCK NJ, tho premises above described tn
the highest bidder W
TEkMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to nav the
cost OF executing this trust, 81 notes OF Sl25O
cach balance on one note OF re with Interest
on an oil SAID notes from April Goth 1921 and ma
10 thc sum OF Si5O upon credit to become due i'm
monthly payments OF Sl2.5D each. The first of
saiu instruments to become due on the aOth day
OF May. 1891, and one on the same ,iav in each
successive month thereafter until all have ma
iurcd: Each installmcnt to bear interest from
uaS Oh sale, the balance, If any, payable in one
ana TWO years from day OF sale with interest
rom that date. Deferred payments are TO he
SSeiucnccu ny notes Of tho purchaser and secured
ny deed OF trust on the property
~ Jus :. w. JAMESON. Trustee