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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-01
CONDENSED SPORTING CHAT.

jim Burge, who has long been known rs
the Iron Man. proves to he constructed of
quite common clay after all Arthur Val
entinc recently whipped him in Australia
and broke three OF his ribs.
John j. Sullivan says he will sing q
comic song on the stage next season, aud
Corbctt will soon branch out as IA tra...
dian, selecting such easy marks" rs Jack
Cadc, Julius C;rsar" and "Nirginilis."
Chicago sporting writer paradoxical!y
remarks that pugilist's eyes are apt to b,.
opened ms to his failing proves 10y having
both of them closed.
Thomas Murphy of Santa Rosa, Cal. has
been selected by the cHar to drive and train
his famous Orloif trottcrs at st Peter.
burg. 1t is said that Murphy's salary Wi!
be $500 per year and 10 per cent of All
purses and stakes won.
The pace has never been considered n de.
sirablc saddle gait 1t is about as pheasant
as riding two fence rails alternately scu,-
Ting under the rider in opposite directions.
says The Mirror and Farmer
Australia has sent many freaks in the
pugilistic line To America, bu; the latest
arrival, Dummy Mace takes the pa,, II,
is deaf and dumb, but fights like tiger n,
l26 pounds
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ing the games of his life against the master
before him. He moves with extreme eau
ton, and his white hand tremhes with ex-
citement. He is battling with the unde.
feated giant of the chess arena for the chnnn-
pionship of the world and the possession OF
f1,GOO and there must be no mistakes
The moment he moves he usually leaves
She table, dons his hat, steps out on the
veranda and nervously PAGES up and down
In the open air until notified that Steni,z
has played, or walks about thereon silent.
reser7eG noticing no one and apparently
absorbed III the game, although he cannot
see the board. He disappears from the room
aand anon returns with an unlighted cigar
between his teeth. The wisp of Havana
itrembles as he takes his place ut the table.
HE seems n bundle of sensitive nerves a
Whisper near him abstracts his attention,
S:knd mis- sibilant SSH promptly silcnces
khe trifling disturbance.
Il His blue necktic begins to mount his col
lar, but he does not check it. He checks
Eteinitz instead. An instant later he has
idisappeared, and when he returns his cigar
ds lighted. S,einitZ's nerves apparently need
the soiace of tobacco, too, for the champion
snlso lights cigar. OF the so men in the
room rs are supplied with fragrant weeds,
and to the lay observer three conspicuous
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Louis Cyr, who is pursuing Sandow so
peraia'cntly with challenges, is not an ideal
strong man TO look ut. He has long and
rather oily hair, which falls on his shout
ders and his fat, thick neck, and he looks
like an overarown. ovcrfcd and rather nm
wieldy man whose life has been passed sit
ting in the sunny corner OF II grocery store.
He believes In fat rs an element of strength
ana has sublime contempt for men who
are Ii-he and agile. He went to London
sometime ago and attempted to let a mattel.
on with Sandow, but failed Now he is in
New York with n liberal backing and l.
making every effort 10 induce the German
to meet him, but contest seems rather
improbable at the present time. Shadows
value ms theatrical attraction would be
very much diminished ii it should be dc
veloped that there is man stronger than
he j. in the world
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33i I'd

/ HuSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-RY
- virtue or a deed or trust dated TN bend dav ~
December, 1892. from Melissa Van Wnooncr y ma ~
husband to III. X. DOngas and Thomas W Mil
lc, trustees, which eed il or record in the clerks
oHcc ol inc corporation court for tho clty OF Roa
MT ;e, III uccd book IS. page 49, to sccuic TO the
Miuule States Loan, Building and Conatrn ction
Company, OF Ilaecrslown, Ma,yl,nd ,ie ' rnn
mcht Of cues. interest. premiums and tm,.s
therein stipulated to he paid and dcfault havin,,
occurred In tho payment OF the said dues mir
csts' premiums and fines I, r the suncc NJ ~
IN nths ana more, and being requested 90 IN Dir
ny inc Middle States Loan, Building and Con
s,ruC'lon company, we will, ON WEDNESDAY
MAJ = 1871. All 12l5 O'CLOCK F. M In front NJ
Tue c0ur' houtc OF tho city of Roanoke nrocced
10 sell Mt public auction to the Highest bdcr ali
that certain ..arcc OF lnud living I'm the civ az
h1thoke. virginia, and described ~ follows.
beginning ut point on the north side or
Mythc avenue 2Ei.9i feet c. st or Elcycuth a,r.ct
thence with Wythc avenue In an ca-tcrIy dircc
ton 90 feet to a point thence northcrly mr. ri~ht
angles to said Wythe avenue bib lcet to nm
acy. thence along said alley in IA westerly oi
Tect a on rect to point, thence southwardly
l5i;Vi Iect 10 the place OF beginning and known
as r rq. no. y, section ., Mcroso addition
r EmMS' Cash ms to enough to pay the cost OF
executing ths trust and TO pay the amount dne
anu I'D arrears on said intereti, premiums fines
anu dues viz: $15S.40, and the resiouc shall he
payablc In two equal annual payments nf onc-
anu Two years from the date of sale the deferred
puym. nus 10 he secured by decd OF trust unon
sale iio' Va! oi
Upon this land is constructed a convenient and
desirable dwelling house ~
HENRY KYD DOUGLASJ
3 81 tbs.
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s EUSTEE'S SALE OF a CERTAIN HOUSE
and described as follows: '
Beginning at u poiit on tn. north sido OF
Gregory street 1928 feet west or Brook sire ct
thence north degrees cast 81 feet to an alley
thence with southern line Of said alley rorth 81
degrees west h.7 lctt 20 II point on ano thence
tDnth degrees west 10 feet To GREGORY street
thence win Gregory street south - de.rees
c1st 3l' rect To the place OF beginning and
known ~ lot y, section H. Fatrvicw addition.
Dy virtue OF deed Of trust from JOIN iIacklcy
10 Tie Undersigned. dated the 2jth day of APRIL
1881 and recorded in the clerks Office of the
hastings Court for tho city OF Roanoke. Va in
dccu book 62, page 21i, to secure the Home
Huilding and Conveyance Company the payment
having been made In part OF the amount, and
having been requested 80 to DO by the beneficiary
shall proceed TO sell ny public auction. ut the
Iron door or the courthouse, in the city OF Roa.
n0ke, Va, On MONDAY, APRIL ~. 1891, AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ, tho premises above described to
the highest bidder
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient to paw the
cost OF executing this trust, 81 notes of s;l2 so
each, balance on one note OF TIC with interest
on all or said notes from April 10th, 1891 ana as
TO Inc sum of $3.50 upon n credit to become due in
monthly payments of $3.50 each. The first of
SAID instalimcnts to become dine on the Goth ,l.y
Successive month thereafter unul ali have ma
tnred. Each lnstallmuit TO bear interest fron
day OF sale, the balance, ii any, payable in ono
and two years from day OF sale, with interest
from that daic. Deferred payments are to be
evidenced by notes Of the purchaser and secured
by deed of trust on tho property.
329 ids :. W. JAMESON. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES. sA1.ns

'be Middle states Losn Building and Construc.
n ion Company. OF nagerstown, Mary laud, tho
pay aymS,nt OF the dues, intcrest, premiums and
hnes therein stipulated to be paid; and default
inaving occurred in the payment OF tho said dues.
interests, premiums and lnes for tho space OF ak
mouths and more, and being requested so to do
oy tho said Middle States Loan, Building and
TontumctiOn Company, we win, ON WEDNES
UAf, THE I'D DAY OF MAY, 1894 ar io:31
OCLOCk l.. 81, in front OF the courthouse of Inc
CITY OF Roanoke. proceed to sell Mt pu bill auction
10 the highest bidder, all that certain parcel ~
iaDd lying In tho city of Roanoke, Va. and
described as follows: $3.50 gnu
Nj peg iDhing ut point on tho north side or
ytho avenue 1854 feet cast OF Eleventh street
thoDco with Wythc avenue eastwardly 60 fcot tn
point, thence northwardly at right auplcs from
Mythc avenue 13i rs feet to an alley, thence
along said alley wertwardly 90 feet to a point
lneDce southwardy 1871 IA feet to place Of he,
ginning, hcing lot no. 10 section g. nccordiny n
the map OF tho Mclrose Land Company "
TENNIS: Cash ais To enough to nav Tho cost or
S,1ecutng TINS trust and to pay the am Onnt now
an "cs ann ma IN arrears on said Interest premiums
h hn ana d4e+ viz: Si5S 49, and the residue shall
DC payaolc IN two equal annual payments or one
ana Two years from day OF aale, the deferred
payments To be secured by deed OF trust uDon the
sale. A 'ho uaIc ot
a. Upon this land is constructed a convenient and
detirabc dwelling house. gnu
II. X. DOUGLAS,
oo,., THOMAS w. MILLER
""i ~ Trusfopa
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features Of this battle-ground of the royal
game are the sileuce, the smoke and the

features Of this battle-ground of the royal
game are the sileuce, the smoke and the
small attendance.
One, two, three hours pass, and at 0
o'clock the gameis adjourned until s. Adoz-
EN- chess enthusiasts remain about the board
long after the departure of Steinitz and
Lasker and forctell the moves that will be
made when play is resumed. No two agree,
but all believe the game is Lasker's. AT 8
O'Clock the crowd has dwindled from 80 to
80 people, half of whom are chess experts.
Among them are Showaltcr, Crosse, Albin,
Jasnogrodsky, Hanham, Pillsbury, Gossip,
the Bairds and pretty Mrs. Showalter, the
queen of the chess world and the only
member of her sex present except Steinitz's
niece and attendant, Miss IIedwig Steinitz.
Many of them shake their heads. 1.-The
game is lost TO Stcinitz. Nothing can save
him" they say in whispers. An hour later
they are of the same opinion, but they are
marveling at the wonderful up hill game
the champion is playing
His face is unmoved. his nerve is iron, and
with mastery moves he eva,les for hours
what ever seems imminent defeat. At IL
o'clock, after six hours OF exhausting men.
tai conflict. the chess 9ladiators adjourn
the game until the following day at 3. They
meet again, and SteinitZ. after Il valiant
struggle, is compelled 10 resign.
AS the crowd of experts dispense they
match. 'Lasker has now won two out OF
three games one says. but this is no in
dication Of the final result. Steinitz al
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OF trust dated on Ord day OF April, iSSs and
recorded in the clerks office OF the HnStings
Court of the city OF Roanoke Va, in dec book
u, page l02. in which W liam Galloway aud vile
coivc! ed to the undersigned cert ,in real estate
i'll the city of Roanoke, Va, in trust to secure to
the Roanoke Trust. Loan and Sufe Deposit Com
pany the payment OF the cum OF Sl,1SO' evidenced
by certain negotiable notes therein set out: and
default having been ado in the payment OK said
notes and being requested by Tho holder thereof
40 to do, shall, ON SATU RID AY. APRIL 2SrU
1894, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ in front of the coart.
house. IN the city of ROan0kc Va, proceed To s.ll
at public auction, to tho highest biz der, all the
property conveyed in said deed, to-wit
n certain lot land in citv OF Roanoke Va
beginning Mt point on west side OF uenry
street ll5 feet south OF Wells street thence with
Henry street south degrees 20 minutes west IL
feet to point, thence north 81 degrees - min
utes west 2lS fcct to point, thence north
degrees 30 minutes east IL feet to point thence
sOnth So degrees 10 minutes cast COS feet 10 the
beginning.
ERMs: Cash as to past due notes and inrcr-
est, insurance and taxes, amounting to about
$ti: balance. IL any, payable il one and two
years, with interest from date OF sale.
This property has on II a neat frame dwelling.
32Std 5. w. JAMESON, Trustee.
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ways loses few games at first, then strikes
his chess gait and wins the match. Lasker
is one OF the strongest men he has ever met,
however, and no one can tell the outcome"
By the terms of the match the man first
winning 10 games becomes champion of the
world. The backgrounds are New York,
Philadelphia and Montreal. One of the
odd features OF the great contest is the fact
that Stcinitz has been champion of the
world ever since the birth of his opponent.
EARLE III. EATON
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
deed OF trust. dated on May -, 1887 and rc-
corded In The clerks Office of the Hastings Court
OF the city OF Hoanoke, Va, in deed book s,
page l0t In which T a. Boiling and wife con.
veyed TO the undersigned certain real estate IN
the city of Roanoke. Va, in trust to secure TO
X. II. Woodrrm the payment of tn. sum OF sS75
evidenced by certain notes therein set ont; and
default having been made in the payment of part
OF said debt, and being requested by the holder
thereof so to do, shall ON SATURDAY, April.
rs, 1891, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the
courthouse of the city of Roanoke, Va, proceed
10 sell ut public auction, to the highest bidder
all the property conveyed in sand deed, to.wit:
A certain lot of land with frame dwelling
thereon in the city of Roauoke, Va, hecinnin9
ut point on Salem avenue 30 feet cast of Ii
strcct. thence with Salem avenue - feet 10 "A
point and running back between parallel limos
ll6 feet. more or less bcing the northwest section
OF LOT Is. section &C. OF L. Rorer's map
TERMS: Cash az to past duo notes. interest
and Insurance, amounting TO about S57 and the
costs OF THE sale. including u trustees commits.
sion of per cent; balance, II any, payable in
one and two years witt, interest from day OF sa!c.
o2s IDS. s. W. JAMESON, Iiustcc.
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CORNERSTONE h.s SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Real kstnte.-By virtue OF decree of the
Hastings Court OF Roanoke City, Va, i'm the
chanccry cause OF d. F. Whtlock Tor etc We. w.
=. Burchett Ct ais entered on the 18th day OF
sell ut public auction, at the front door of the
co,rrthonsc OF Roanoke city, Va, ON ! UESDAY.
TIE iOrH DAY OF APRIL, 1874, at 12 O'clock
M, that certain house and lot situated i'm the
ely OF koanokc, Va, bounded and described as
Beginning ut the northeast corner of lot No IL
on the south side of Fern street aid with said
lot south degrees 40 minutes west 1iS.6 feet to
an alley, thence with said alley north 70 degrees
degrees 40 minutes cast 1i6 feet more or IL s. TO
Fern street. thence with said street south 40 de-
Crccs 10 minutes cast rs feet to the BEGINNING
known as tho eastern half OF lot No ii. section
., or North Side Land Company's map
TERMS-Onc-thrd cash, balance In three coma,
instruments payable, respectively in 6, IL and Is
months from day OF sale, credit instruments TO
bear interest from the day of sale.
Il. RANDOLPH HICKS,
Special COmmis siOner
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'1-RU 81 EE'S eALE-WHEHEAS y CERTAIN
deed or trust was executed by a. H. sibcri
d. I. Barbour and Emma Barbour, his wife.
To William +. Abbott and James 4. harchfoId
and their successors who tru,tccs bearing
date March IS, 1922 and recorded in The clerks
ofice OF the Hastings Court for tho CITY OF Roa.
nokc in deed nook r. page 3ti, to secure the
performance of certain conditions and payments
specified in certain bond executed by the said
a l.. Sibcrt. d. b. f. Barbour, y. :. Van Horn
of even date with sniH deed for the payret OF
$500 TO the Central City Building AID Loan
with their articles OF asSociati0n and whereas
the said William +. Abbott and James T. Ratch-
ford. trustees have resigned the saii tru,t and
The Judge OF tho Hastings tourt for the city OF
Roanoke did on tho 81 In day OF March 1875 an.
point tho undersigned G. II. Vines AS trustee in
the stead and place of William T.. Abbott ana
James T.. Rntc.,ford trustees after legal notice
provided by statute To all the parties in inter.
est, AMI whereas default has been made in the
payment end conditions mentioned in 80 Il bond
and dc ed OF trust for more than six months and
aving bccn required so to do by The beneficiary
OF Syracuse, n. \ =, shall by virtue OF said deed
and pursuant TO the terms thereof, proceed to
eel a. Pnbiic e%ctIn to the highe.i bidder, ON
~ O'CLOCK NJ. Oh the premises. all the property
conveyed in said decd aud being ali that certain
LOT ar parcel OF land and improvements thereon
situated in the city of Roanoke and state Of Vir
ginia and described as follows, to.wit:
Bcginning att point on the south side of
Cleveland street % feet west OF street, thence
with Cleveland street 7 orth "a degrees 10 min
utica west Is feet to point on the same, thence
alley, thence with said alley south Al degree s 10
minutes cyst % feet to n point on the same,
thence north II degrees 81 minutes cast fl5 feet
10 Cleveland street. the place OF beginning. and
known rs lot X M shown on the map OF Sibert
Barbour and Van Horn ado tion to the city of
Roanoke, on file in the clerks office OF the Inst
ings Court for the city of Roanoke, State OF Vir
ginia.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay all cot. OF e1.
ccuting this trust, including the commission TO
the trustee, and to pay or the amount OF tho said
bond, with arrearagcs and dues thereon. amount
ing In the aggregate, including costs, TO about
$3.50. and the balance IL any, in one and two
equal animal instalmcnts.duc In l2and - months.
negotiable notes for the deferred payments aud
socurcd by n deed OF trust OIL the premises sold
s. It'd e. II. VINES, Trustee.
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KuSIEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue or II decd or trust dated tho ct dav of
august, 1871, from james L. Moore and Sus m a
his wife, TO Alexander Ncill and Rueh /; DER
trustees, which decd il or record in The cl1 rsi "a
once Oh inc corporation court for the cty OF l,Oa
Enko IN decd book 67. page 49, to SECURE to The
Mluuic states Loan, Building ana con .trction
company. of Hagtistown, Narylnud the PAYMENT
ol inc uucs, interest. premiums and iinrs therein
IN INC payment OF the said dues premiums in
tcrests ana Tine for the space OF six months and
more. and the said Rush E. Dcrr having urrnri,d
inns me- leaving the undersigned az the surviyinr
trnscc, and being requested 20 to do bv tho mid
Mvuc States Losn, BudIng and Con .ruc,iOn
company, Will, ON WEDNESDAY. THE 2ND
"a OF MAY, 1891. AT OCLO TX T. M In
'front.' 81 the courthouse OF the city or Roanoke
proceed 10 sell at public auction 10 the hirhc.t
nudcr al that certain parcel OF land lying In the
Guy OF koanokc. Virginia, and described rs fo,
lows. w
BEGINNING at "A point on the south side of
Shiein archnc 100 i,ct west OF TAYLOR street
thcLcc sonth II degrees - inmates wcst 10 feet
10 a point. thence north II degrees 81 minutes
west ~ 7. ct 10 point, theme, north IL dcvrcce
~ minutes cast > feet 10 Salem avenue thcocc
south a degrees 81 minutes cast ! j feet 10 nine.
OF beginning.
TSkMS Cash NJ to enough TO pay the cos. of
executing this truet and to pay the amount now
que ana IN arrears on said interest, premiums
bnd hn"s, VIZ, S35l CO. and the rcs!duc shall no
payable in two equal annual pay ments ar one
aDd Two y ars from day OF sale, deferred paw
M hts to he secured by deed of trust upon The
property, and o bear intcr,st from the anv or
sure. Upon this lanu H. cons rnctct a ouvuliieul
and desirable dwelling house.
""l IN ALEAANDEk NELL, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
virtue of decd of trnst dated the 18th day
or December lS.'2, from John T. Gray Ct ux 10
Alexander Neil ana lnsh u. Dcrr trustees
which deed II OF record in the clerks Office of
Inc corporation court Tor the city of Roanoke in
dccd book -, page ii, 10 secure TO the Middle
States Loan, Building and Construction Com.
pany, OF liagerstown, Nd, tho payment OF the
dues interest, premiums and fines therein stil,u.
lated 10 be paid, and ccfnult having occurred in
the payment OF the said dues. premiums Inter
e! ana fines lCr the space of six months and
more. and 4 said Rush L. Derr having dc
parted this life, leaving the undersigned as the
ny the sid Middle states Loan, Binding ana
Construction Company, | will On WEDNES.
DAY TIE 2ND DAY OF MAY, 1901 AT 10
O'CLOCK VI in front OF the courthouse of the
city OF Roanoke, proceed 10 sell AT public amer
To The highest bidder, AL that certain pnrccI OF
land lying in the city of Roanoke, Va, aud de-
scribcd - follows:
BEGINNING Mt a point on the north side of
W ythe avenue 1888 feet east of Eleventh street
thence With Wyihe avenue in an castcrly dircc
tion 70 feet TO point. thence northwardly ut
rieht angles TO eaid Wythe avcnnc 13l n yet 10
an alley. thence along said alley in wceter,y di
rccion 81 feet to point, thence southwardly
1914 rect to the place of beginning, and known
az lot No $, section ,, of the Mclrosc addition
TERMS: Cash a TO enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
due anu IN arrears on said interest, premiums
lines and dues, viz: Si5Si0 and the residue shall
be payable i'll two equal annual payne nts OF one
ana Two years from the date OF sale, tho deferred
payments 10 he secured BY decd Of trust upOn the
lpon this lnnr j. constructed Il convenient and
dc hablc dwelling house
a3l Trustee.
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TR sTBp. SALES.

tho clerks Office OF the Hu,,ipes Court for m,
sacrs .. hosnoke IN de, book aS, page "a, to
payments, rpeciaed In a certain bond executed
by the said Jerry Nicholas ano Edgar K. Wood
nent Of the cum OF slOO,OOO to the Centrsi tIiv
Sniiding and Loan association. OF Syracuse, N
IL, =, IN accordancc with their articles OF astocIn
Frank q: Wilcox, trustees, have resigned ssIS
,tust IT,, ana the Judge OF the Hustlngs Court for
is9i, appoint tho undersigned C. II Vines 40
trustee i Ice, IN place and stead OF Charles a. Rcmer
anu Frank q Wilcox, trustees, alter legal notice
"S Provuc py statute To all The pai tics I'm inter
ell; and whereas default has been made I'm The
payments ano conditions mentioned In said bond
anu ot Gu OF trust Tor more than elk month";. and
having been required 80 to DO by the bene0c,ary
me Central CITY Building and Loan Association
and purtuant the terms thereof proc. ed to sei
wE D iESI THE 2D DAY OF MAY. 1sai,
Al IL O'CLOCK NJ: on ,hc premisee all the
property conveyed In eaid deed. described as
follows, towit: 1855 "''e'i"ou "'
Al that ccrtsin tract or parcel OF land In the
city ana county of Roanoke State OF VIRGINIA
VIZ: beginning on the southwest corner OF
salem avenue and Commerce street, thence with
commerce street south degrees east 40 Z feet 10
point, thence south S3 degrees west % icet 10 n
S"1lns, thence north degrees west II feet to
ieet to the place of beginning.
Aiso mat other tract or parcel of land in the
Guy ana county of Roanoke, State OF Virginia,
ppouuueu as ioiiows: beginning at n point on
The south side OF Salem avenue " fc ct west of
comWcrcc street, thence south degrees east 81
zee: 10 pOint, thence south 81 degrees west VI
ieet 10 point. thence north degrees west 81
rect 10 Salcih avenue, thence with said avenue
ginning. 'NN - 'e
Also al that other tract or parcel of land In
ane cry ana county OF Ronuoke, tate or Vir
ginia, bounded as ioll0ws: Be.inning at a point
on me w.st side OF Roanoke street, uI1 feet
north OF Centre street, thence north as deprt 81
5S minutes west 81 feet to the line or The Trans.
parent Ice Company's property, thence north y
aegrees ~ minutes cast 1886 feet 10 an alley,
tnence eastward with said alley i9.IT feet to Ron
noke street thence with Roanoke street south o
beginning. ~ r "
EhMS; Cash sufficient to pay al costs OF ex-
ceulll inns trust, including i commiss. on 10
inc trustee and 10 pay of the amount OF the said
ponu, with arrenragcs thereon, amon utiug In tho
aggregate TO $53s93.4s, and the balance IL any
III one and two equal annual instruments due In
~ u, ~ months. with interest from date the
Purchaser executing negotiable note, for the
ueIerred payments and secured by a decd of
trust on the premises cold. G. II. VINES,
US Trustee.