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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31

'E'RuSTEES SALE.-ON THE 9TH DAY OF
M JANUARY, 1896, AT III O'CLOCK A. MI
M WI, Snot lor sale at public auction on the
premises prem tho following described parcel OF land
Snn lts improvements, situated IN the city OF
Roanoke, Va, bounded and described as follows:
beginning at q point on the east slide of Henry
srcGt 100 o5 feet south OF Robertson street thence
south - degrees cast 100 feet to a poiht, thence
eoutn degrees west 2s.45 feet to a point thence
tntn o degrees west 100 feet to Henry s'reot
a. sae y, with Henry street north degrees eaat
Is,4o rect TO the place OF beginning, It being a
PolIon OF that lot conveyed to George r. Moore
by deed from Terry and Trout dated July so. iSST,
ana recorded In the clerks office OF the hustinps
No; 9. page aT7. D'oN
The above sale will be mado by the authority
contained In certain deed OF truet from NJ A
1onheon and Z. A. Thurman dated the 9th dav
OF november, 1891, and recorded in the clerks
S 0nce or the hustings cont in decd book 70 page
zosi uelauit haelng b. On made in the payments
thrce months 1900 saAA
me above sale will be maIe by tho under
signed, who was substituted as trustee In the
aD.vc mentioned deed OF trust in the place OF
John T. Ten Eyck by an order OF the huptipcs
December term, 1896 ~ 'A0
Trims OF SALE-Cash.
Inc amount duo under the above mentioned
DEED OF trust is S42eiSO, OF tho Sst day OF De-
oonauer; 1888. II. w. GOODWIN
~ tus Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31
LEaAL NOTICES.

In deed book 90, page AZ. Default having been
maoe In the payment under the bond therein So
cuTed lor more than three months.
Tue above sale will DO made by the updcrsipned.
VINO was substituted as trustee In the above
mentioned deed OF trust In the place OF Silas w.
CITY OF Roanoke entered ut the Apr term. 1895.
TERMS OF SALE-Cssh. The amount duo nm.
aor the above mentioned deed OF trust is $SS9 81,
az OF the Sist day OF December. 1895.
,o JOHN G. TEN EYCK,
As.SV 10. Substituted Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES,
premises, the following described parcel of land
with its improvements, situated in the CITY of

Roanoke: 'o IL TUG CITY oi
Beginning at point on the north aid. n, p.,o
avonne north "a degrees 81 minutes as seconds
xsE feet west from tho northwest corner OF
10 degrees 80 minutes Is seconds west In feat n
an alley: thence with said alley south Is degrees
~ mlhutes 90 seconds west 1851 feet to point.
tnehce north degrees 10 minutes west i22. KS
zee. 70 point on the north side OF Dale ayenue.
utes w % p "a avenue north 20 degrees
Dale avenue, thence with said ayenue north ~ d..
place OF beginning. Aees W
The above tale is made nv antbor,,, ,r,,.,,
N ~ aeed OF trust from d. q. Fitzgerald, dated
cert tssn gay OF July, 1892, and recorded In the
Roanoke In deed book 81, page 81. natssn III
h haVing been made In the payment under the
oq 10 snsIcln secured for moro than three months
IhnmS Of SALE-Cash. The amount due
, uneef the above deed OF trust Is Sl,TS9SS ss Of
tue Slst day Of December. 1898. 80 -
AZ ~ tu SILAS w. Burt Trnstaa
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
sndes tho above deed of trust is sGos65, as tbs
IL aotd. siLAS W. BURT, rrustee.
TRUsTER's SALE OF REAL rsTATr NJ

TRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE m
deea nS t1 eity-P1rsuant to the terms OF q
ana recorded In deed book rs, page 4o4. clerks
9hGe OF musings court OF Roanoke from John
0enehciaries will sell at auction in front OF the
GGoutth0qse at noon ON SATURDAY, THE isTH
veyed In said deed and therein described sv
ciy fr ana pounds beng lot lying Roanoke
Iolk avenue and running back In a sonthet,v Al
rection bout 107 feet. o1snei'y VI
IhHMS: Cash for expenses OF sale, Including
comm,ssions and past duo interest and insurance
Say SioS; RESCUE as to $i,120 on credit till lat
SSep.emner, 1897, and remainder on credit To LAT
hiafch. 1873. Deferred instruments to he secnreT
oy POND bearing interest from day of sale. VIII
g9oI pefsonsl security and retaining title TIM In.
little believed to be good. Selling as truat.e
VIII convey only such as is vested IN me bv aaid
i IsIS aeSo. H. g. II. KEAN, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31
His Execution?

ct hear that Charles is going to get
married on the 12th."
"Yes; he has only three moro days"
Little Tommy (who has been reading
about an cxccution)-Thc last three days
they give linn everything to eat that he
asks for, don't they, papaP-London An
sWers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31

TO LIZZIE N. wILKINSON:-YOU ARE
- neleoy notified that on the 18th day OF jan
qary, iS.8, the National Mutual Building and
hastings court OF tho city OF Roanoke to snnoint
suhius McGehee as trustee In a certain deed OF
t rnst executed by you dn ed tho 23i day of APRIL
toa. ana recorded In tho clerks office OF the
musings court for the city OF Roanoke, in deed
book rs, page ISL, In the place of George J. Pest
ino trnstee In said deed, he the said George j.
rect desiring to be relieved OF said trust
ASSOCIATION, ' Ivan
1aolaw 4w ByLucrES Il. COOKE, Attorney.
by VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
~ trust executed to uo as trustee by John
aowa1d on February %, 1898, and recorded In
aeea DOCK lOo page q, In the clerks office of the
musings court Tor the city OF Roanoke, which
SAID deed OF trust was given to secure certain
payments to X. II. Woodrum, mentioned thereiu
amounting to S1,0s7.6o; and. Whereas default has
t neen mace IN said payments, according to tho
terms OF the said deed OF trust, and being re-
9uested by the holder OF the notes secured by the
deed OF trust:l will sell at public auction in 'front.'
OF the courthouse In the city of Roanoke, Vir-
gina, oS JANUARY ], 1876, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.
NJ, tho following described parcel OF land with
improvements thereon, In the city of Roanoke.
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING ut point on the north side OF
harneet avenne, 3IS feet, more or los, from the
eoutheast corner OF what is known as the "Hem-
hrick" property, situated on tho north side OF
Earnest avenue, In the city OF Roanoke Virginia.
tnence with Earnest avenue In an easterly direc.
tlon " feet, more or lees, to a point on game,
running back between parallel lines in a north,
erly direction IS feet, more or less to ten foot
alley. ~ WI Aoo'
TEPMS OF SALE:-Cash sufficient IN ccvs-
COSTS OF sale and $3.50, with interest from Feb
ruary y, 1898, and the balance payable SIG per
month, with interest from February %, Is9S
,s,., S. w. JAMESON,
Aei 'u' Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31

Hail, social lifel Into thy pleasing
bounds como to pay the common stock,
my share of service, and, in glad return,
to taste thy comforts, thy protected joys
Thomson.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31
TN oBED1ENcE TO DEGREE OF Tpr

OBEDIENCE TO DECREE OF THE
= n1btings court for tho city OF Roanoke RON
dered at Its September term 1898. in Tho cb9n-
gerry cause or W. s. Reed, guardisn va q IT
vines, trustee, etc the UNDERSIGNED epeejsI Gov,
misstonere appointed by said decree will oTycr snr
SAFE at public auction, in front OF tho conrthons
~ tns city OF Roanoke. ON TIE 18TH DAY Nv
SANOAHv, 1895, AT - O'CLOCK NJ. the fol,ow-
OF Roanoke: 'N"'eu u sne city
FirstIBeginning at point on the north aide
VI Washington street 80 feet east OF Levi etreef
NUw rourth street g W., aud running themes with
snH same easterly 90 feet to point thence north
ely 10y Ieet 70 an alley, thenoe with said siiey
cry LOU ioet to the north side or Washinetnn
ssgleet tho place Of beginning, and known "a lot
NC. y. In section ~. OF tho Lewis Addition. wv
Second-Beginninga at point on the northe-,v
SLUG OF w ashington street distant 100 feet east
o.Iy from Fourth street e. W., formerly Lewis
street, and running thence northerIy At rioht
uusIee 10 ashineton street $50 feet to an slfev
enence eestcrly along the Same 80 feet thencs
soutnerly AID parallel with tho fret course ISsI
,,eet 10 washington street, thence westerly along
tne same 90 feet TO the place OF beginning. and
it as lot No. 10. In section 20. Upon these
ioss are iScated comfortable dwellings.
,n ahnMS OF SALR:-one-fourth OF the purchase
no hhoney upon each parcel to DO paid In cash, and
tne remainder to DO paid in six, twelve and
eignteen months from the day OF sale. which
oe!errea payments are to be evidenced bv the
1otes OF tho purchaser bearing Interest from the
DAY or sale. Tho title to the land will be retained
paid. LUCIAN II Co9iRr nave oeen
ROY u. SMITH,
Special Commissioners
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31

TRUs TEES SALE-oN TRB 10Th DAY OF
l will ofrer for sale Mt public auction on tho
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-31

~, :; Brooke, clerk OF the hastings court for
the case Of w, s. Reed, guardian, vs. q. FL. Vines
a oIhustee, mas been given by tho commissioners
@p 20 mentioned in the penalty OF $4,000
- i< VI 8. \. BROOKE. Clark
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day evening, prine, ps.I1y on the
sweat shop system. He also said he
was in favor of free silver coinage.
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Cameron, W. Va. town Of IL
200 people, was almost completely
destroyed by fire On Monday morn:
ing. A relief train from wheeling,
on its way to the fire, eft the tracks
and went down a steep ehbankmant.
Three men were killed and the
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molished.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
BOND BILL BEATEN.
Ii was Laid on the Shelf hy Il Very DC
ciSiSc Vote.

ciSiSc Ctc.
Washinnton. Feb. 1.-The last
hope Of financial legislation for the
relief Of tllt treasury at the present
session OF this congress went bE the
board when the house, By i vote Of
134 to iGl. rejected the ndnlinistlu
tion bill to aut thuliIc the issue Of
500 900 600 or bonds. lhc bill Was
beaten before it reached its last par
liamentary stage. The result was
reached after three days Of spirited
debate art! at the close Of q seven
hour session.
When the Bill with pending sub
stitutcs was reported to the house
from the committee or tile whole.
amendments were offered in rapid
succession, most VI which were voted
down as fast rs offered. Many Of
them were desired to load down tho
bill and the votes thereon were in no
sense test votes.
When the question came up for
tho third reading and cn4rossmcnt Of
the bill the whole opposition ccltcrcd
upon it while the vote was being
taken. which resulted in the refusal
OF the house to order the third read
ing, interest ceiltaring III the vote oI
Reed. tic sat quietly ii his scat
during the first call and did not an
sWer to his name. but on the second
call he voted for the bill. He after
ward explained, however. t hat he had
submitted q proposition (hi>, own sub
stitutc) Which he considered would
| meet the situate The democrats
bad rejected this and then he and his
colleagues. although opposed to feat
ures Of the bill, had voted for it in
the hope that it would pass and DC
| amended in the senate.
Springer then moved to reconsider,
but this motion was laid on the t;l-
| 1ble, l3J to 1913. and the bill was
Killed, parliamentary speaking. An
analysis Of tile vote shows that II re-
| pubiCans and 80 democrats voted fol
the bill and 3G Republicans, 81 demo.
Gratis and s popuiists voted against
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
Another Financial Mes sage.

Washington, Feb. S.I'he prcsi-
dent sent congress special message
today on the financial question. lie
SAYS: sin view of the failure Of
congress to confer the extra anthori-
ty to issue bonds, therefore il pur-
suancc Of section 37OO, revised stat
utes, the details, OF an arrangement
have tlii:, day been concluded with
parties "Dliuda;ltlv able to fulfill
their undertaking, Nncreb; bonds Of
the United States, authorized under
the act Of July 4, 1915, payable in
coin thirty DAYS after date. with in
tcrcst at the rate Of ! per cent per
annum. to an amount little less
than 1852. 100. coo are to be issued for
tic purchase Of gold coin slightly IN
excess Of 500, 900, 0C0 to De delivered
at The treasury OF the United sta tcs;.
which sum added to gold noW held
in OR reserve will restore such re-
serve as to make it amount to some
thing more tl,a1 800 900. 900. ;;ucI
prcnlil;il is to Sc allowed to the COY.
crnnlrut upoll the bonds rs to fix tIlt
| rate Of interest upon the amount OF
gold realized at 81 per cent pei
INnjIu!.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
''COme on bows. there's work for

Come on BOYS, there's work for
IL inside and mi yhty little time to
spare shouted the sergeant IS lie
rushed to the door oT the Shnnty.
followed By Policemen Quinn and
Groo. Thompson and Groo threw
themselves against the door and it
went in with a crash, y blast Of
hot air followed by i burst Or smoke
greeted the officers. but thcy rushed
in. l'iremcn WHO had arrived in
time to see the biuecoats disappear
in the shantv ran hose butt up
close TO the door with shouts Of
"turn on the water =
4 rush Of water de!u-cN the res
clcrs. Policeman Qi!nn paused 4
mumcnt to brea}; the single window to
give the smoke frccr vent Again
the cry arose in the far corner OF the
S|luntv and d little form was seen
groping about in tho smoke.
Policeman Groo spr,ng forward
and grabbed it. There was discord-
ant cry and struggling; form shot
through the smoke and out CT the
window. Policemen Quinn caught
it, There was a sound Of the ripping
Of cloth and an oath. III fact u series
OF oiths.
The policemen had rescued a goat.
The baby had died six months be-
fore. The smoke DcYlinMed snr-
gcHnt and Policeman Grop cmcr,*td q
from the sEanty to conAolc with
| Policeman Groo. whose pants were
torn beyond repair b. The iid':5 ito@:S,
The widow WAS Hruf,so.in her cx-
prcssions or gratitude. rev Inr:;
! sun.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-02-13
TURNED is.:NDIT.
): Former Baptist Minister Goes Is:;o
Bank !2o;,i;nry

:; Sc.!tiC !'ii': .Fiiii:si.Sl NicSs' IA ~
Bank Ro*i,c:y.
Portland, Feb. G.->,liortly after
noon today man entered the First
National bank Of East Portland and
presenting Il rcrnlyer called upon
Cashier r. r. iIulY"ta. vino was alone
in the bank, To threw up his hands.
The cashier complied and the iIltru-
der bound and n;,G."wed him after
which he started to empty the coin
trays into a sack. 1t this lncturc
the cashier Of the Citizens bunI; lust
across the street. who l,Afl seen the
performances, rushed across with q
shotgun and arrested the rcbDcr Whu
was turned over to the police. The
thief WAS Identified Us RcvJ. G. Reid.
a Baptist minister. Reid came into
notoriety some months ago by GiS;+p-
peariny. after leaving his clothes on
the river bank, to give the impress
sion that he had been drowned. lie
afterW2r;I turned up in Illinois, where
lie claimed to be suffering from men
til trouble.
When I,icd entered t'!c bank ne were
a long false beard, b'it in the scllHIc
it was pulled of revealing his ;deu-
titv.
After his arrest Hicd s;:id Ii" had
nothing to conceal, and claims d9s-
peration drove him to tic commission
Of the crime.
Il had a good pHstor3tc in TIC
cast up to several months ago" nc
said, "but my wife could not I've
there, 50 We came back here Tho
minister in my church save Us The
cold shoulder. was stl"nHc BY
those formerly processing" 10 b" M
friends and in Il short tire | had cX
| lnustcd the small stock o! nl')iic:.
( had brought with me. was think
ing how | could support MY wife aut
children in Oregon City and ! col
jlrcd tip all manner oi plans. :
week ago hit upon a PLAZA of G@ttjn:
money out Of the First National ban!
in tic manner proceeded to do.
have no confedcrat"s and no OH;
knew Of my dctcminaion:but myao!;
Shall plead the insanity dodge
30, never. | would prefer the pen;
tcntiary tN the insane asylum