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

T kLSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-BY
December, 1Sg2, from KITE Woitz and h band
To II. X. Douglas and Thos w. Miller trustees
which dc cd l. or record i'll the clerks oYic. OF he
corporation conrt for the city OF konr okc in deed
hook ~ page 50, to secure To the Middle states
Loan. Building and Construction Compauv of
liagcrstown, Maryland tho payment OF the dues
interest. premiums and fines therein stipulated
Ia he paid and default having occurred in TIC
payment of the said dues, premiums and inter.
este and fines 70: the space OF six month, and
more: and being requested so to do Ivy the said
Middle States l.onn, B0ildin, and Construction
Company. we Will, ON WEDNESDAY, THE Cd
DAY OF MAY, 1893, AT t2:i5 O'CLU. X r. NJ. in
front OF the courthouse o. The city OF ROannkc
proceed 10 sell at public unction, 10 the highest
bidder. all that certain purcell OF land lying in the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, and described us ,ol
lows:
Beginning at point on the north side of Pat.
ton street llS }6 feet west of Park street thence
north ~ degrees cast 1884 feet an alley thence
with said alley north q degrees minutes west
40.5 feet to point on same thence south % de-
with Patton .trtet sonth Is degrees east 40 feet
to the beginning: being lot M II, I'm section Is.
as shown by the map vi the Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston Addition to the city of Roanoke, Vir
ginia
TERMS: Cash ne to enough 10 Day the cost OF
due and In arrears on said interest premiums.
fines and dues viz: SioS 10, ard the residue shall
be payable in two equal annual payments OF one
and two years from the day OF sale the dcfcrre Il
payments To he - cured by deed Of trust mon the
property and to bear interest from the day of sale
Upon this land Is constructed n convenient and
desirable dwelling hOnsc.
H. x. DOUGLASS,
TllOS. w. MILLER,
3Sl I'd Trustee.
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TRUSTED > SALES.

TRUSTEES sALE.-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
dccd or trust was executed by A l.. Sibcrt.
I. ;. an Horn and . ivia Van Horn his wire
TO William h. Abbott and james T.. I,nchford
datc May a. ls'a' and recorded in III. clerk.
office OF the Illus ings Court Tor The ciiy OF oa.
nokc III decd book -, page ~ 10 secure the per.
formnncc or certain conditions and payments
spcc fled in Il certain bond executed by tho said
a. l.. ,ihert, d. d. +. Barbour, T. :. Gan Horn
o ., even date with said deed for the payment OF
SiUOt the Central City Building and Loan ALSO.
citation. of Syracuse. y. Y. in accordance with
their articles OF association, and whcrca. the
irn-tccs, have resigned he said trust and the
Judge OF the Hastings Court for the city OF Koa
i n re did. on me ;Dth day OF March 1sn, APP
port Inc undersigned c. H. Vines a. trustee
in the place and Stead OF y illam f. Abbott mud
James +; Ea'chiord trustees, after legal notice
~ provided by statute 10 all the parties i'm inter
eat, ana whereas default has been made in the
payment aud coptitioI mentioned in said bond
ana dccd of tTu.t for more than six iponths. and
hhNlng hccn required so to do by the hcneiiciary
Inc central City Builoipg and Loan Association
OF Syracuse. y, | shall by virtue uf said decd
~ puDne auciion. 10 the highest bidder ON
~ !: pay 4 LIE l'1 DAY OF MAY, sol AT
II u'CLp' Mon the premises, all tho property
conveyed IN said deed ana being all that certain
L. ' ot parcel Of land and Improvements thereon
situated in lie city OF Roanoke state o Viz
gin Il aud d, scrih(d ~ follows, to.wit:
beginning NJ II point on the south aide OF Cievc-
land street l2j feet west Of street. thence with
Cleveland street north "a degrees 10 minutes w. st
utcs west 10 feet TO an alley, thence with said
alcy south ~ degrees 10 minutes cast % feet To
lis feet to Cleveland street the place of begin
ming, and known as lot {. as shown by the map OF
inc SlocIt ' an Horn and Barbour addition on
hlc II the CT rk office RI the Hastings Court for
the CITY or Roanoke. md state CT Nirpipia
EhMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs of e1-
cCu'ihE ihis trnst including the commission TO
INC trustee, and To pay of the amount OF the said
nohd win aritnragcs due thereon. amounting in
thc aggregate. including costs, to about $40 and
thr balance II my, in ono and two equal annual
instaln ents, due in - and 2i months, with inter.
cst from date the purchaser executing negOti
nhie notes Inr the deferred payments, and secured
VINES, Trustee I'd
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUABy E
- real estate BY virtue OF decree of the
tered on the 18th day OF February, 1891, in the
eofpsosidated chancery causes OF the Mclrosc
r. H. Angel IS In, ehett We p sSa nj ama
cial commissioners appointed by said decree,
stil at public auction Mt The front door OF the
THE aorli DAY OF April. 1891, AZ -
0 .1 NJ. hose certain houses and lois SIT
described rs follows To Wit:
fitst. Beginninc at the northwest corner OF
Waibcr ana rage streets, thence with Walker
street north IS degrees west 80 feet, more or lcss
10 point on same. thence north degrees east d
rect more or iess, To point thence south IS dc
Ertcs east ~ 1ect. more or less. to Page street.
thence with Page street soutb IL degrees 30 min.
utcs west q fcet more or less to the place OF be-
Second. BEGINNING Mt point on the west side
ot Rage street - feet. more or lcss north of
alker street thence north SO degree west 20
rect, more or less. to u pont thence north . do
grees cast - feet, more or less TO noint thence
south - degrees east 20 feet to Page street thence
with r. &C street south l2dcgrces ~ minutes wcst
q rect, more or les, Tic beginning.
nird. Beginning al II point on the west side
OF rage street 81 icet, more or less, north of
tee,, llorc or less, to point, thence north
degrees cast ~ feet, more or less 10 a point
ihencc south 50 degrees cast 40 feet, more or
less. To- Page street, thence with Page street
south - degrees 8 minutes west - feet more or
less. TO the beginning.
Fourth. Beginning ut point on the Forth
SIDE OF Walker street 30 feet, more or less TO
rage street, thence with " alker street north SIS
uegi ccs west ~ feet. more less. to az alley
thchcc north degrees cast 20 feet, more or less
To point, thence south IS degrees cast ia feet
more or less, 10 point. thence southcrly 50 ,cct
more or less. o the beginning
inc above pieces of property were originally
known ~ lo,a Nos - aud y OF the G. 3. l'homas
map. ana were sub divided into the above dc
TERMS: One.third cash, balance in three
equal instruments payable respectively in six.
WE'VE ana eighteen months from the day OF
sac WIN interest from the day OF sale
X RANDOLPH HICKS, Special
JNo. NJ. hAKT, Commissioners.
Is >. Brooke, clerk of The corporation conrt
bond required by The occrcc above referred to,
h'!s neeii executed. :. :. BROOKE.
~'ItS Clark
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESrArE-BY
virtue OF decd az trust dated the 22nd day
OF December, lSl2, from Melissa Van Wagner
yilor, ,rmstco., which deed Is OF record in tho
clerks Office OF the corporation court for the city
OF Roanoke In deed book 81, page Is, to secure to
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H'RUSTEE'S WHEREAS A CERTAIN
:, = deed OF trust WAS executed by A. L. Sibert,
IL. %. r. barbour and Emma Bar hour his wife.
i: s. Van Horn and Olivia Van torn his wife 10
William Il. Abbott and james Il. Ratchford and
me ,SSa VINO are trustees, bearing date
inc Iustlngs Court for The city OF EOanose In
oeeo oook ~ page 81, to secure the performance
certain bond execut. by the said a l., Sibert ID
H. +. Barbour aud Y. 5. Van Horn. OF even date
t MN salu actd' f9l the payment OF sMo 10
OF syracuse. y. Y. in accordance with their ar
ilcles OF nssoci .tion. ana whereas the said VIII
lam f Abbo aud James Il. itaichford 1ru,tcca
have resigned tho raid trust ard tho Judge OF The
Hustngs Court. for the city OF Roanoke, did. on
me %,ih gay OF March lsli, appoint the under
sigheu ~. vines trustee in the place and
stead OF William T. Abbott and James r. R,tch
Iorn trustees after legal notice a. provided by
siAtu e, To MI the parties i'll interttt and whereas
tclanlt has been made in the ;,aymcnt and ron.
ditions mentioned in said bond and d, cd or trust
for more than six months and having bacn re-
quircd so 10 do by the beneficiary The General
CITY Building ana Loan Association OF >yrmcu,c
y. l." thall by virtue of said decd. and pursuant
to the terms thereof, proceed To sell NJ p,ihic sc
tion, TO the highest bidder, On ! tuesday, tTJIE
Isl DAY OF NAY, 1894, At L. O'CLOCK NJ. on
Decd. and being all that ctrtain lot ,r parcel of
land with improvements thereon, si.uatcd I'm ,he
eity OF k@anoke' State of Virginia, and de-
BePinnitg nj a point on the south side OF
Cleveland street. 100 feet west u: + street thcuc.
with Cleveland : rect north 7ide-,cc. IN IN rutrs
west 20 feet toa point, thence south 10 decree.
20 minutes west li5 feet to an alley thence with
SAID alley south 3 degrees 10 minutes cast Il5
rect 10 II pon |, thence north 10 degrees 80 nm
ute. cast 10 feet to Cleveland street he place OF
beginning, and known as lot $. as shown by the
map ni Van Horn. barbour aud Sibcrt addition
on lille in the clerk Office OF the lustin,,. ,oiir
Tor the city OF lOanOke. State of virginia.
TERMS; CASH sufficient To ply ali costs of X
ccuting this trust. including the commission IN
the trustee, and tn pas OF tho amount OF the said
bond with arren,a"-s thereon. amounting. in /. q
aggregate, including costs, to about 10 and the
balance If any, in one and two equal annu.l in
st2lmcnts, due in - and II months with intcrc.,
from date, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes for the deferred payments and sccurcu bv
deed of trust on the premises sold.
tbs q. II. VINES. Trustee
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ThllcTkE'S SALE-WHEREAS a CERTAIN
nocd or trust was executed by a. l.. Sibcrt
ID. U.s. + Bari our and Emma Barbour his wife, r.
;. Van Horn mud Olivia Van Horn, his wife, to
William L Abbott and James 4. Ratchford and
their successors, who arc trustees. bearing date
May 4 1892. and recorded I'm the clerks oftcc OF
tho Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke in
decd book a, page 20. TO secure the performance
o. certain conditions and payments specified in -
&C tain bond executed by tic said A. l.. Siber'
ID Is r barbour and i. = Van Horn, OF even
GATE with said decd tor The payment OF : 100 TO
the Central CITY building and Loan Association
or Syracuse, N. Y, IN accordance with their
n;ticles OF association aud whereas tie snid
William e Abbott ~ James r.. kaichford tru-
tees, have resigned he said trust ard the Judge
OF tho Hastings Const for the city OF Roanoke
did, on the SO;h Gay OF March, 1923, appoint tho
and stead OF William e. Abbott ana James +
ka,chford, trustees, after legal notice, as pro
vioed by statute, TO all the parties in intcrcst;
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To tho Ladies'.

You are cordially invited to attend
the spring millinery opening OF i'm
ported bonDets and hats Wednesday,
Tbursday, Friday, March 81, 90, 90.
Respectfully yours, The Palais Royal,
lol Salem avenue. Nj. INDoRsKY, Man
ager.
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THRUST EE'S SALE-WHEREAS A CERTAIN
deed OF trust was cxecu, cd by Jerry Nicholas
Maggie II. Nicholas, K. X. Woodward and Loo a .
Woodward. to Charles ii. Remer ana Frank H.
wilcox and their SUCCESSORS, who are trustees
bearing date December let, 1892. and REGARDED In
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-01

GOMMISSlONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- Keai kstate-By virtue of a decree of the
uusting's Court for the city of Roanoke, Va.
entered on tho nth day of February, 1894, in the
chanctry cause OF G. w. Murray, CT. ais va NJ
" Feather ct. ais. 1 shall as special commits
sioncr, appointed by said decree, cell ut public
auction ut tho front Goor OF the courthouse of
Roanoke city. Va. ON WEDNESDAY, TIE
ltTli DAY OF APRIL, 1891, AT IL O'CLOCK Nj,
that certain house and lot situated in the city OF
Roanoke, Va, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at point on the north side of Chap.
man aXcnue $50 feet west of Is street, thence west
with Chapman avenue so feet to poiI I, and run
ming back in northerly direction between par
allel lines 100 lll2 feet TO an alley, known as lot
no 4, section IS of +. Rorcrs survey and addi-
tion 10 the city OF Roanoke. Va.
TERMS: Onethird cash, balance in four equal
instruments payable respectively In g. II, Is and
- months from the day OF sale, credit install.
ments bearing intcres; from the day OF sale.
X. RANDOLPH HICKS,
Special Commissioner.
l.: 5. 5. Brooke clerk OF the corporation court
OF Roanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that tho
POND required by the decree above referred to,
mas occn executed ). :. BROOKE,
III tus Clerk,
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0 u -2ers for ths next ~e-n a. 10
oonts mar hundrnn
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Is. $. Brooke, clerk OF the CORPORATION Court
or Roanoke city, Va, do hereby certify that the
bond required by the decree above referred 10
mas ocen executed. ). ). BROOKE,
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TRUsTEEs' sALus.

ana whereas default has been made I'm tho CON
di,i9ns and payment mentioned in said bond n,
inv Oh ,ru.t ior more than six months and hav
u, Oei tral City Building aud Loan Associatio1
vi n Sy,acuse. ~ Y. shall by virtue of said deed
anu pursuant to the terms thereof, proceed IN
rel u u, puzzle auction, to the highest bidder on
1t,TChsDhf. TIRE iSr DAY OF MAY, ISgS' AT 10
OOhoCK NJ, on the premises, all the proncrty
So"Scyed IN said deed, and being all that certain
~. or parcel or land. with improvements thereon
si.ua'eu IN Inc cit! of Roanoke aud state or Vir
sinia, anu described as follows, o.wit:
DeEinn1ng Mt q point on the west side mr. r
street. 10 1cet south of Cleveland street thenrc
w Nun street south III degrscs 50 minutes west
70 iect 10 an alley. thence with sal ! alley north
-. 80 uegree 10 inmates west l25 feet to n point
tnenCc north 10 degrees 80 minutes cast u feet IN
an n alley thence with said alley south ~ degrees
~ minutes east % feet to + street the Mace of
ueelnnihg, ana known "a lot No. l. as shown nv
'tne map or the Van Horn, Sibcrt and Barbour
ADDITION. on file in the clerks office of the Inns
Virginia. anu ''"tc ot
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs of e1
ecu this trust, including the com ssion to
me inc trustee, and to pay or the amount OF the
sNlu pond. with arrcarages thereon amounting
In iae aggregate. including costs, to about $3.50
anu inc baiat &C, il any, in ono and tuo equal an
nual instruments, due in ~ and "a months with
interest hom date, the purchaser executing
heeotia"lc notes for tn, deferred payments aud
secured by II coed Of trust on tho premises sold
tus {. III. VINES, Trustee
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24

his honor in this-that having pledged
the country In favor of tariff reform.
these pledS..s should be redeemed.
3. The country Is not considered In
these entreaties-simply the pledges"
OF q Democratic leader to his partisans.
4. Senator German, speaking from
his own knowledge, and summonina
other Senators as willing witnesses,
AYERS that the tariff bill denounced by
MIR. Cleveland as "perfidy" had been
submitted to the President and an.
proved.
8. While the President, in Difference
to 9 recently developed New York
public opinion, S~deprecates- the in
come tax. it Is shown that he had sug-
g. The Presidents demand for free
coal is declared by his political friends
to be in the interest Of a Nova Scotia
cal syndicate owned by personal
friends. The direct result Of free coal
will bs the destruction of one of tAe
most Important industrie of Pennsyl-
vania, to enrich the syndicate.
4. 1t appears that before MIR. Cleve-
land was nomir ated he was stood up
by two Louisiana Senators-the late
Randall Gibson and the present Jus
tive White-and compelled to promise
protection to sugar"
.. The outcome is that every poor
in the United States must pay from
= to ) cents q pound extra for suga. to
Q few planters in the tropical
sections OF Louisiana to compete with
the West India Islands and Brazil.
I. The sugar trust, a concern largely
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24
flow Tong wlll It L..te

1t is worth while remembering now
that the last stages of the long strug.
gle have been reached that, just as
the Mckinley act has remained in
force nearly two years after the cleo
tion of President Cleveland, the new
tariff, if passed. will be likely to le-
main in effect at least until 1897. Even
though the Republicans should get
control of both houses of Congress
they will be powerless to radically
amend the tariff laws until after the
expiration of President C%leveland's
term. and not then unless in the cleo
ton of 1856 they should get entire
control of the Government. The tariff
bill now in conference is therefore to
be regarded not as a temper airy meas.
ure, which the people may overturn
by their votes next November, but as
an economic scheme that is sure to
affect the business of the country for
three or four years, and possibly for q
much longer term. Public Ledger,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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the specific rate of one-cighth OF a
cont per pound, leaving the ad valorem
rate on raw sugar as he wrote it.
There was also inserted after the
words "above No. lis Dutch standard
in color" where they occur in the fifth
line of the Carlisle dra t, the W. rds,
land upon all sugars which have been
d%iscolorcd."
This is apparently in response to the
mysterious PENCIL direction on the
back of the document, "Put in more
instead of less" The Hawaiian pro-
vision remains in the bill as it passed
the Senate. and may be found in tho
printed copies. Only few people about
the Senate are ware of the fact that
this Hawaiian reciprocity provision
first saw the light that Sunday AFTER
noon in a committee-room of the Cap
itol and that the first draft was in the
handwriting of the Secretary of tho
Treasury. The Democratic Senators
have ~endeavored to create the impress
sion that MIR. Carlisle's part in the
transaction was only that of an aman-
uensis; But the facts in the case show
that the mis- -ionary work OF the sugar
trust began with John G. Carlisle at
his private house and ended with John
G. Carlisle at q secret meeting at the
Capitol.
1t hardly needs any other statement
to give q complete understanding of
the position of the Democratic Sena-
tors in dealing with the sugar sched-
ule. Whether Or not as individuals
they or any of the number were in
clined to favor the nefarious sugar
trust. they were but following a high
er lead in conceding to its boss about
all that he asked of them. Cndoubt-
eddy they understood that Secretary
Carlisle was speaking and writing for
President Cleveland, expressing his
wishes in regard to sugar. and perhaps
aiming to Keep the pledges he had
made to the sugar king. Furthermore,
as the date in tho first line of the
page amended as above was not altered
by the Secretary it must be supposed
that no and the President were in
favor of giving to the trust the i'm.
mense advantage OF a gain Of at least
$40. 100000 on six months importation
OF sugar to be bought at the old prices
and sold to American consumers at an
advance corresponding to the duty
levied on all sugar imported after the
close of this calendar year. There is
no getting behind these conclusions.
no evasion of the responsibility for all
the catering done to the infamous
sugar trust. The protection of that
corrupt entity is an administration
measure, the outcome of q deliberate
resolve to allow the sugar ring to col
lect for its own benefit many millions
of dollars from out of the pockets of
the American people.
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vivid Demonstration.

NJ. Guillemin, a schoolmaster of
Bussieres-les- Clermont, France, under.
took the other day to show his pupils
exactly how President Carnot was
killed. He has a keen stiletto, and as
he drew it the children crowded
around him and one of them, ans-year-
old boy named Girard, being pushed
by those behind him in their excite.
ment. fell forward, his breast striking
the knife, which penetrated to his
heart, killing him instantly. The
children ran screaming from the
school-room, and the unhappy teacher,
finding the boy dead, tried to commit
suicide with the same knife. Two
men, who ran in to see what the ex.
element was all about, prevented him.
The teacher is very popular with
parents and children. and the parents
of Girard begged the authorities not
to prosecute him, convinced that the
affair was purely accidental
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24
SHALL WE LOSE IT?
THE DEMOCRATIC POLICY OF
DESTRUCTION EXPOSED.
Thoy Want to Throw Away Eleven Billion
Dollars and Take Chances of Dividing
seven Billions The Market. of the
World Compared with Our Own.
Vote for Protection.

Vote for Protection.
The renewal of the free-trade party's
destructive free raw material war cry
against American industries natural y
ca Is to mind their old theory of the
markets of the world, and how great a
gain it will be if we can only secure
them. Let us look into it.
The total manufactures of the United
States in ls%, according to the last
census returns, amounted in value to
s9.O54, 43355,33377. Of which we exported to
the value of 1851, 1926, leaving
SO, N03, 332 9sl worth of American man
ufactured goods consumed at home, as
follows:
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
Total United states manufactures.
" ~ ,t0i, 435.33
Total home consumption. 1897. ss.9 y. 1889, all
In the samo way We must deal with
u farm products. the total value of
which during 1889, consumed in 1850,
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creased by sl3l,4l3a.2ssa.6 go, or at the
rate of S4.05 per head of our popula-
ton. This showing is slightly differ
ent from that made during the first
year of the present administration,
which added almost $780, 90, 900 to the
national debt. 1t is Of further inter-
est to study the amount of interest
paid on the national debt within the
same period, which it will be seen de-
creased by ST., 6s23,368, or at the rate Of
SO. 10 per canita-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24
Art. Science and Industry.

. B. c. 1853. According to the Jewish
tradition, the first city built'by Cain,
and weights used.
B. c. S3l7. Tents made by Jubal, the
harp invented by Ju5al and metal
working by Tubal-Cain.
B. G. 1880. The arts of spinning and
weaving invented by Noomah, q won.
B. G. 2s47. The first vineyard plant.
cd and wine made by Noah.
B. G.. 2247. The first recorded uso
Of bricks and mortar. Tower Of Bolus
built at Babylon: Z
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24

QUEEN VICTORIA is said to be q very
bad speller, and addicted to the habit
OF writing illegibly to hide errors in
photography.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-08-24
owned by aliens, gave money in the re-
cent elections in return for q conces-
sion worth to them thirty millions q

10. The whisky trust, another mer-
cenary and infamous combination, has
arranged in the same manner for q
monopoly worth several millions.
This may we'll be called the black
week. The sky of darkness is unre-
deemed by single star John Russell
Young, in Philadelphia Star.