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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-03
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'hupSpEE,S SALE-oN THE 1OTH DAY OF
\ APhlL, 1896. nj 10 O'Clock a. m will ofrer
for eale at public auction, on the premises. the
ioLowing described parcel OF land. with its i'm
pfovements, situated in the city of Roanoke.
beginning 90 feet from the northwest corner OF
Loudoun avenue and Seventeeth street Themes
vest with said Loudoun avenue SO feet to a point
teence north 1SO feet to point ON an alley
tnence with said alley east so feet to a point 81
s e distant from Seventeenth street. thence south
10y lcet 10 Londoun avenue, the pla o OF begin
nng being the eastern half OF lot Z section a. of
the Hyde Park Land Company ~
The above sale is made by authosjty contained
MnoT aeed OF trast from W. l. Moore and Ruth a.
recorded In the clerks office OF the hustInrs
court Tor the city OF Roanoke. In deed book IS,
page ~, default having been made in the nav.
ment under tho bond therein secured for more
than three months. ''
The above sale will be made by the under
signed, who was substituted as trustee in the
ABOVE mentioned deed OF trust in the place of
jalen d. Coon by an order OF the hastings court
term, 1885. 'S
TERMS OF SALE ash. The amount due
under the above mentioned deed Of trust ia
Sl,l63SO, as OF Ii arch Ist, 1893
o,o LUCIAN Ii. COOKE
1utcs Substituted Trustee.
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s1td.

TN THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE HI ST.
Il ings CouIt for the clay Of Roanoke on the sth
day OF March, 1876. Mcdowell 4 Co., planting
against w. p. Baker and ais, Defending. CHAM
cerv. N"9H
The object OF this suit lie to enforce the lien of
aludgmept In faver of the plaintiff against w. y
BAKER, ana TO subject the real estate OF saiS
said Judgment, With interest and cost, and an
aiidavii having been made and filed that the de-
PENDANTS, Thos X Campbell and J. C. McNazeh.
dents OF the state OF Virginia, Ii Is ordered inst
tnsy 40 appear here, within aftsen days after dno
toprotect their interest in this suit, And N -
further ordered that copy hereof be published
once week for four weeks In THR RoISoTe
DAILY TINES and that a copy be posted At the
front door OF the courthouse OF this city on the
ara day OF the next term. VA 'Ae
oopy-Teste.
LuNsFoRD 4 ASrRix, p. q. SiTisW. AZ.
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310-tds

TRUSTEES SALE OF nOUsR AND LOT
=, a BY virtue OF deed OF trust from @. L. g.
Minor ,Sdo to the undersigned. dated February 5,
toss, ana recorded In the clerks office OF the
nustings court OF the city OF Roanoke, Virginia.
In In deco book No n page al will orrer At PUT
nc SAFE In front OF the courthouse In said city OF
Roanoke ON FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH, 1895. AT
liOCLOCk A: NJ. the following described land
situated in said city, viz:
Beginning At point en- the north side OF Rob-
ertson street SO5 feet west of Jefferson thence
with Robertson street north SO de. rees is min
uts west 80 feet to point thence north de-
gree 10 IAinutes east 100 feet to the center OF an
alley. Whence with the center OF said alley south
o degrees 10 minutes east SO feet to 4 point
thence south degree As minutes west 100 eeet to
the beginning. " W.
There is frame house on the lot
TERMS:-Cash enough to pay all costs attend
Ing the execution OF this trust and sizes. 50 back
taxes (which sum iacludes all unpaid taxes prior
10 1870 and tho debt OF S250o. with interest from
Feofnary y, 1885, the residae OF tho purchase
money in two eqnal annual payments from dav
OF sale, with interest from day OF sale psyahje
annually, the deferred payments to be evtden red
by the bonds or the purchaser and secured by a
deed OF trust ca the property. ~
e,,, b HOLMES BOYD,
"a 'u' Trustee.
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LEGAL NoTroRs

auct,on. 70 the highest bidder the following lott
Ut nsIceis or and In the city OF Roanoke:
rirst. beginning n point ON the north aide OF
nuegnAny Piace l35 feet west OF Park street,
tnence with Allegheny Place south IS degree
YES o Ieet toa point on samc. thence north
ongrecs cast JOG feet to an alley thence with sai
sliey north ~ degices 80 minutes east So fS feet
t0o point on samn. thence south degrees west
lVs AZ feet to the place of beginning.
second. Begin ning ut point on the north aide
81 Allegnany Place 139 feet wet OF Park street
thence with the north limo OF Allegheny Place or
street south - degrees west sX fee, to point on
same, thence north degrees east los feet fmoyc
or less) TO an alley, thence with id allev nnrtS
% degrees 40 minutes east sx feet to a point ON
Ama .nenS9 south degrees west 109. l7 feet to
AiIeghany Place at the point OF beginning.
The hrst OF said lots has q very yniuabie dwell
same. upon INC
The second of said lots is a strip of land az
iees wide lying along the east side OF the ret iot
TERMS AS TO BOTH sALss:-Cash.
4. w. MILLER,
ROY SMITH
Special Comniesfoners
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FTSRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS A CERTAIN
4 deed OF trust was executed by William =,
gregory and Mary Is. Gregory his Wife to
GeorgeJ Peet, trustee, bearing date the 18th
day OF January, 1892, and recorded In the clerks
once OF the huetings court for the city of hoa-
noke. Va, In deed book =, page 2l5, to secure
the performance OF certain conditions and pay
ments specified in a certain bond executed by the
said W i'iian S. Gregory, of even date with the
said deed OF trust, for the payment OF three
thousand $4,000. COZ dollars to tho National
Mutual Building and Loan Association, OF New
York, IN accordance with their articles OF assoca-
ton; and whereas, tho said George j. reet has
resigned the said trust, and the Judge OF the hus
tlngs court at the March term did appoint Junius
McGehee as trustee In place and stead OF Georre
J. Peet, trustee, after legal notice. as provided
by statute, TO all parties Ia interest and whereas
default has been made In the payments and con
ditons mentioned in said bond and deed of trnst
for more than three months, and after having
been requested so to do by the Beneficiary the
National Mutual Building and Loan Association
OF New York, shall, by virtue of said deed and
pursuant to the terms thereof, proceed To seli at
public auction, to the highest bidder MONDAy
APRIL d, 1895. AT O'CLOCK p NJ. on the
premises, all the property conveyed In said deed,
with the Improvements thereon, bounded and
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point two hundred and ofty and
FIVE hundredth (250,06) feet north of the nos,h.
cast corner OF Marion ana Jefferson streets for
merly (Meade streeO and rpuLioR t'ence with
Jefferson street north degrees 81 .,inu,rs eaat
thirty'avo and ninety-ore huodred.bs (Ss eil tcet
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-03
LRGAL NOTICES.

A UCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
"A estate In the city OF Rosnoke.-By virtue OF
1890. by W. P. Moomaw and wife and JOS. O.
Moomaw and wife. to us as trustees we the mn.
dereigned, default having been made In the pay
trust, at the request Of tho Maryland Lilo Insur.
ance Company OF Baltimore, the creditor therein
RosnoRo on the pr on CITY H *
GOTH DAY OF APRIL. 1896, at o'clock D. M.
the following PIECES OF land, selling the came in
the order In which they are named:
let A lot beginning at point on the north side
OF Campbell street, 6O7 feet west OF Henry street
thence with campbell street south 81 degrees
west IS feet to point, thence north degrees
east 1914 feet to an alley, thence with said alley
Is feet 10 point, thence south 20 degrees west
the land conveyed BY pSginns: Deing part OF
the said W. p. and j. c. Moomaw.
"a A ot beginning at a point on the north side
street, at the corner of the lot formerly belonging
TO s. w. Jamison, thence with said Campbell
street west Is 7-20 feet to point, thence north
9SH feet TO an alley, thence with said slley east
IS feet to said s. W. Jamlson's lot thence with
said line south S8X feet to the place OF beginning
on Campbell street, 1t being the same lot con.
veyed to the said w. p and j. G.. Noomaw by
Miller ana Coon.
Sd. lot beginning at a point on the north
street, thence with Campbell street west as feet
to point thence north 92X feet to An alley,
thence with said alley east 26 feet to . point,
thence south degrees and 10 minutes west IS Y
feet to the place OF beginning, being the same
land conveyed to the said W. p. ard j. C. Moo
nav by W. A. Lovett and wife
The said three lots fronting Jointly little over
as feet on the north side OF Campbell street, west
of Henry street.
TERMs:-Cash as to S7.692 "a. with interest on
$1,000. Dart thereof, from January Is, 1896 and
for further sum largo enough to cover all IN.
paid taxes and assessments on the said property
Insurance and costs OF SALE and as to the residue
OF the purchase money on euch terms as the said
w. P. and ] @. Moomaw may direct.
THOS. J. KIRKPATRICK,
43td CHAS. N. BLACKBOARD. trustees
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LaGAL rorIoss.

70 a point on same, thence south ~ degrees a
m a, esst one hundred and forty six dis feet
minutes west thirty three snd seysnss'sss
huneredths tss :5) f.et to point on same, tSencs
NOR aod'h % degrees 30 minutes west one iundre
Sna Iou1 SIX tl46) feet to the place OF beginning.
ocorg .ot Ten pD OF the plat OF Jefferson strcei
TERhS-Cash sufficient to pay all costs Of ex.
ecutipg this trust, including commission to the
.lustee and TO pay on said afrearngcs due thereon
a amT6unnsg 10 the aggregate to twenty Ave hum
urea ana elxty-nTe dollars and forty-dve cents
$500 90: As OF April the sixth, 1895 and the
Dsisncc. any In twelve and twenty four monthe
ecufing negotiable notes for defcrred nayrnents
sold; "a. JUNIUS McszHkE. "
'us Substituted Trustee.
yT,RUsTEEs sALB.-wHEREas- = cwP.
- TAIN ccef OF trust was executed bv Mary n
Lonaon and L London her busb band, to George
em nS s md bearing date the 9Th day q sep
,se hostings UT for the city OF Rosnoie. Va.
IN deed BOOK a, page 1871, to secure the perform.
In certain homo executed BIZ the said xesv n
nonGon OF even date with the said deed for the
Payment OF elz hundred dollars (x8OO> To the
National Mutual Building and Loan Sssocsst, quo
Oh Ssw YORK Ia accordance with their articles OF
Sss rsa, ard whereas, the said George j. Peet
nnstiD &c court at the February term did apnoine
Sunius McGehee as trustee In place aud stesS Of
vlded by statute to all the parties in
WnsIeasy default has been made in the ps yments
80 SonuIeione mentioned In said bond and deed
OF trust Tor moro than three months. and after
nav osen requested so to do by the boneciary.
tne Nationai Mutual Building and Loan Assoc3J,
anon anS OF New York shall by virtue OF said deed
ssu pcasuant 70 the terms thereof proceed to SELF
a. pnoisc auction to the highest bidder ON SAT-.
IN IDA Dh i, APtiL 1885, AT O'CLOCK p. M ON
tne premises all the property conveyed in said
deed, with the improve ments thereon. bonded
ard described as follow. to-wit:
s,i neginninS at point on tbe north eide Watts
suoet lor Ninth avenue 9. wy and distant one
handsea Ieet westerly from the westerly side OF
IL Lewis street fronting atty (5O) feet on Watts
s,Iec. lor Ninth avenuo) and running back OF that
o on'STm width between parallel lines northery
known as lot 30, section 10 as shown on thc m an
Va. ' Ivy VI noanohe'
TEsRM ,S Sufficient to pay ell costs OF ex-
eeutlnV this trust, including q commission to the
trustee and to poy on said arrcarages.due thereon
s;aStns IN the aggregate to five hundred and
elghty,six dollars and Efty-eght cents (s5SS 5S1
as OF March 18th, 1895. and the balance. IL any in
one ana Two eSaal annual instslments due in
tSsnson ana I twentyfour months with interest
Soraoe notes for deferred payments and secured
py deed or trust on the property sold
oo., JUNIUS MeGRHEE,
oo'ue substituted Trustee.
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-03

COMMISSIONERS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ decree OF the hastings court for the city OF
Gerry cause OF Traders Bank vs. Alex Neill,
trustee. ct ais. the undersigned special commits.
DAY, THE 18Th DAY OF APRIL. iSe6, AT i2:ib
O'CLOCK T. H., on the premises, sell at public
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II. 8 :. Brooke, clerk of the hustinps court for
INC city OF Roanoke, hereby certify that the bond
Iequ1Ied Oh the above commissioners has bean
$40 ids So RRnOxr ruS
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-03

1NhuSTkK's SALE.-ON THE 10TH DAY of
~ ArhlL 1896, OF 1905 O'Clock a. m, win
o Ie TOT sale at public auction on the premises
inc I0rowing described parcel OF land with its
improvements situated in the city of Roanoke:
Bcglnning at point 80 feet from the northwes,
corner OF Loudoup avenue and Seventeenth street
thence west with ondoun avenue SO feet to a
POM, thence north 1870 feet to point on an alley
tnence with said alley east 81 feet to q point ID
rect cstant from Seventeenth street thonc &c sonth
I3O Icet to Loudodn avenue the place of begin
nlnE Dslng the western half OF lot T. section % OF
the Hyde Park Land Company NN
a., me ABOVE sale is made by authority contained
IN IN ueed or trust from w. l.. Moore and Ruth A
MOO Moore. his vile; dated the 18th day of January
1898, aud recorded In the clerks Office OF the
hhustipgs court for the city of Roanoke in deed
90! oooR %, page ~, default having been made in
tne payments under the bond therein sc curcd for
more than three months AVA
the above sale will be made by tho undersioned
VINO was substituted as trustee in the above men
uonea DEED OF trust In the place of Galen II Coon
~ an order OF the hastings court for the city OF
h9 oar exc entered at the February terra, 1896
IbhMS OF SALE:-Cash. The amount dine
nn1er the above mentioned deed of trust ia
$l.l654O as Of the lat day OF March, 1886.
o,o LUOIAN II. COOKE,
~ tus Substituted trustee
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-22
BELIEVES IN DYNAMITE.
Tynan Prophecies the Early Downfall cz
 the British Empire.

Tynan Prophecies the Early Downfall c1
 the British Empire.
 NEW YORK, Oct MA special from Boulogne.sur. Mer says: P, J. Tynan is . free man. His release was uncondi. tional. He will go to Paris at once and will sail for New York by the next steamer In an interview he said: "Whatever the nature of my mission to Europe was it has been more than successful. I look for the esta blshment in the near future of an independent Irish republic. The object of my visit was not as attributed to it by the press There never was an idea of a plot against the czar, and there never was any idea of doing any injury to the queen of Great Britain, poor old lady. We lrisEmen have nothing 10 do with things of that kind. believe in dyna. mite as weapon of war with Great Britain. The Irish people in America proved their union in Chicago last Oc. tober, when l was delegate to the convention there, by es. tablishing an Irish national al. liance, public organization for the establishment of an Irish repub bile. The object of the alliance is plainly stated, and it means to attain that ob ject, it is equally plainly stated, by force. include dynamite and every other method of warfare in force, jus, as the United States government in cludes the Zalinski gun"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-22
A GEORGIA TRAGEDY.

Two Ohicers Meet Death While Making an
 Arrest, but Kill the Man They We're
 After.
 COLUMBUS Ga.. Oct. 15-Three men are dead and two seriously wounded, as the result of sensational tragedy which shook Columbus to its founda- ton yesterday. One of the dead is J. A. White who was the cause of the whole trouble. White and his l9.year- old son murdered in cold blood two policemen and wounded two other men who were in the party trying to arrest them. The murdered officers are Rich ard M. Adams and William Jackson. White was formerly policeman, but for several years has been in the shoe business. He has been considered eccentric, but not crazy. Yesterday he became involved in quarrel in a bar room, and Adams and Mayfeld served him with summons to answer a charge of disorderly conduct. This maddened White, who began shooting. He was joined by his son, and fusil- Jade was kept up between the officers and men until all but the boy lay dead on the floor. The boy escaped.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-22
UNCLE SAM'S MAIL.

Interesting Statistics Regarding the Most
 Useful Branch of the Government serv.
 ice.
 WASHINGTON, Oct lh-The annual report of the third assistant postmas. ter.general for the past fiscal year shows the total expenditure for the year was 800, ,6a6, 296, and receipts, Sse, a99. POS, leaving deficiency of Ss, l27,- OsS, or Sl,679, ,956 less than the preced. ing year. The expenditures do not in. clude the cost of carrying the mails over the subsidized Pacific railroads, which amounted to Sl,55s, sos. The special delivery service made an in. crease of Ia per cent in business during the year, 4,lS4,S27 let. ters being delivered. The aver- age time required for delivery was Y minutes. The net profit of the system was about SlOO,OOO. The mum. ter of postage stamps, stamped en- velopes and postal cards issued was 4, lqi, ,665, 52S, an increase of seven per cent over the issues of the previous year. Tho value of these issues was S7q IFS, 10l, which is about ST4O, ,OOO more than the sales. The increase of second-cass matter mailed by publish CTS and news agents was nearly l2 per cent. The total weight of matter thus mailed, paid and free, was about 3i9,OOO,OOO pounds. The busi- ness of registration was also increased, the rate being about four per cent The total number of pieces of mail matter registered was l5, lO6, S36 The percentage of losses was reduced, the ratio being about one in every 24,OO0 pieces mailed by the public. Recom- mendation is again made for limited indemnity to the owners of registered matter lost in the mails.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-22
REVIEW OF TRADE.

The Excess of Merchandise Exports Over
 Imports Insures Better Business in the
 Near Future.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-R c. Dun & Co. s Weekly Review of Trade says:
 The one commercial change which moro than any other insure, better business in the near future is the excess of merchandise ex ports over imports Continued shipments of gold from Europe. not including A,oO).no0 from Australia. now amounts to s9,2 o, .OO since the movement began. of which 0O) has already arrived and have not been arrested by measures taken by the great European banks.
 The heavy movement of grain is the corner . stone. After an increase of S,913,675 in ex- ports Of brcadstufis in September, there have been shipped the past week from Atlantic ports alone 2.i34.774 bushels flour included, and 4203Sij in two weeks Of Oc tober. against 3.5l0. 27l bushels last year. more important fact is that all available grain frcights have been engaged for months ahead here and on the Pas cinc coast.
 Failures for the week have been 3?s in the United States. against 2s3 last year, and 4O in Canada, against i6 last year.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-10-22
SHOT TO DEATH.
Robbers Loot Bank In Colorado, but Fall
 to Get Away.

kObDerS Loot bRnk m colorado, but Fall
 to Get Away.
 MEEKER, Col, Oct 15-Three men entered the Bank of Meeker, which is connected with the store room of J. w. Hughes X Co, who own the bank. Two of the men held the store em- ployes at bay, while the third went to the bank cashiers window and firing one shot, ordered the cashier to throw up his hands The order was not quickly obeyed and the robber fired again, whereupon the cashiers hands went up. The manager of the store was then forced to open the bank door, and after gathering up all the money in sight the robbers marched the cashier and store em- ployes into the street with hands up- lifted. They then rushed out the back way with their booty. Citizens at- tracted by the shots had surrounded the building by this time and being armed, opened fire on the robbers, two of whom, Charles Jones and William Smith, were killed by the first volley The third man, George Harris, was shot through the lungs, dying in two hours. He is fully identified and gave the others names, which are believed 10 be fictitious Four citizens were woundel