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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
WHITEHEAD VIOLENTLY INSANE.
HE WAS TAKEN TO BELLEVUE LAST NIGHT.
THOUGH 80 IMPORTATION About HIM
COULD BE LEARNED THERE


Albert G whitehead. the Irish dynamiter. who re-
Gently arrived in this country. has developed marked
symptoms of mental arrangement. and is to he
sent 10 an Institution. ON Tuesday he went to Far
Rockaway with his sister and brother He insisted
on being left alone there but his relatives persuaded
him 10 .cturi. ON reaching Park Row he became
obstrepcrous and walked mp Third-ave. to Harlem.
before he consented to return his sisters home
i'm Jersey city
on Wednesday the walking mania again seized
him. and he travelled afoot 10 Bound Brook There
he stopped at livery stable and insisted on remain
ing there The proprietor. on learning who his guest
was took charge of him. Yesterday his family was
informed that he had become violent.
Whitehead IS now beyond doubt inmate Of the
insane pavon at Bellevue Hospital. notwittstand
ing the fact that the authorities there last night
denied all knowledge of his whereabouts. At $50
O'Clock last night General OBcirne drove 10 Belle
vue in a coach with two men and a woman. They
at once up the steps to superintendent Murphys
private office little late, superintendent Murphy
with an attendant took a man answering White
heads description to the insane pavilion A special
attendant WAS assigned 10 remain with the man
and watch him all night in the pavilion. Another
attendant. when approaching the man supposed to
be Whitehead. told TO take off his uniform cap
for fear that he might excite the patient.
While Whltehead's name IS not recorded the
books at Bellevue ne Is understood to be there
private patient. and a personal friend Of General
o. Beirrc. The doctor in charge of the insane pa
vili)n would neither admit nor deny that Whitehead
wls under his charge
Ar effort was made 10 superintendent Muir
ply with view TO having the question definitely
settled 10 whether or not Whitehead was an in
mate Of the insane pavilion. The reporter was told
that ii impossible 10 sec Superintendent Muir
pny he had retired earlier than usual. .ind had
given positive orders that he be disturbed
any circumstances. General o f}crne. when asked
by a reporter II his visit to the hospital OF any
interest 10 the public. replied I'm hasty manner
NO" and hurried up the steps to Superintendent
It was learned that the name OF the attendant
having charge Of the man supposed to be White
head II james Matthews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
THE SULTAN NAY READ THE SPEECH.

London Sept. 1.-The anu-Turkish speech deliv-
cred bv Mr. Gladstone al the mass-me"ting hcId IN
Liverpool yesterday protest against the Armenian
atrOcitics tclcGIaphcd 10 Inc S"i'iii al '''-
sfaniinDplc last evening - 49,, ,,.
The Exchange Telegraph company SAYS 'na' | w ,t,e
Gladstone has caused great excitement IN lnr J ~
diz Kiosk the residence Of the sultan thpeIa vur
,aIin,s The specch have been prohibited from enter
I'm. TIrlsN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
ASSAULTED N HER HOME BY BURGLARS

Lancaster. Penn, Sept. 25.-Iast evening two
masked burglars broke INTO the home OF Mrs. Chris
tlan Mylln an aged widow living In Pequea Town
ship. The only other occupants OF the house were
young girls. and they were threatened with vio-
lence II they refused surrender money which they
supposed TO have In the house. When Mrs
Myn refused to give up hef money she brutay
assaulted and chOked into insensibllity. While the
burglars ransacking the house the girls
aged to escape. and aroused The eghborhood. but
the burglars had fed when assistance arrived. The
burglars are believed be residents OF the neigh
borhood. Mrs. Myn's condition Is serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
TyNAN CONDEMNED ~ DEFAULT.
,r CHARGE UPON WHICH ENGLAND DEMANDS

THE CHARGE UPON WHICH ENGLAND DEMANDS
HIS ENTRADITION.
Paris Sent o5-The demand Of the British Gov
ernment for the extradition of Patrick j. lyman.
tho alleged leader Of the dynamite conspiracy dis
covered by British detectives who was arrested on
September l3 at Boulogne-sur-Mer. is based upon
the fact that he was condemned in default for the
part he is alleged TO have taken in the murders OF
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke in Phoe-
nix Park Dublin. in 1883
The demand for his surrender made some years
ago hen ne was I'm France which demand was
refused bv the French Government, WAS based
merely on a suspicion that he was implicated In
the Dublin assassinations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
mum, Node WRITES TO THE SULTAN.

London. Sept 1.-THE Chiohicie VIII 'o-.'o'' -"
,.,,,,h , disne,ch from Rome say Ing that Monsg-
nor Rone,te the Papal Delegate at Constanunopie
recently returned to Rome TO explain the IurKiSh
situation 10 the Pope. lie has now returned pear
ing a letter 10 the Sultan expressing me sIlet o., 81
tbe pone AT the massacres. and imploflnS tnat ~
,Ic ftrtt,re The lives Of the Christians In IN" luN
Ish dominions be made secure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
THE INFLOW OF GOLD.
OVER FIVE MILLIONS ARRIVED YESTERDAY
FROM EUROPE.

The arrivals Of gold from Europe yesterday aggre-
,afaJ g. qio nOo The steamship Normannia brought
&, o5pp M for Iazard Frarcs. $4,000 for Kuhn Loeb
4 Co x5A00D for the Bank Of Montreal and $4,000
for Iad.nlurg Thalmann n Co. a total OF S.3lOVOO.
The Augusta Victoria will bring $59oo~ for l.azard
FrAr.s and ia BOurgOgne Will bring 100000 for the
.ame firm. The importations Of I.azard Freres
now aggregate 81 4loOD.
b.posits OF gold In the Sub-Treasury yesterday IN
exchange for greenbacks were E.J0."0 by l.azard
Israres S5OoOo0 by Kuhn. Loeb x co. and Sln"r by
the New York Produce Exchange Bank
The interest on the old United States per cent
honds Will bc due next Thursday The Treasury
,rii b,v, 10 nay out on this account $4,000. OF
hiob sun, about 81 10000 will be dsbursed through
The Sub-Treasury IN this city.
The stock market was strong yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
S4LTNBERY GOES TO B4LMORAL.
THE RESULT OF HIS CONFERENCE WITH THE
CIAR Is EXPECTED TO HAVE Az IMPORTANT
nEAHING OK ENGLAND's TrKKIsH roLIcY.

London. Sept. G.-Primc Minister Salisbury WIS
busy at the Foreign Office this afternoon, but nav
iny il is understood completed the business which
engaged his attention he started this evening Tor
Balmoral Castle where he Will met the AtI. IL
is the general belief that the conference Det"t."
nortant bearing on Great Eritains attitude on the
Armenian question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26

The steamer Sandy Hook Will be- withdrawn on
and after Tuesday september -. The steamer Mon
lnouth on and after that date Will leave WORK
M iOl5 a. m and 20 p. m. arriving ~ eW-Nork az
"a "a m and 93j D. m Sundays Monmouth will
leave New York at $50 a. m and arrive at New FORK
c 40 u. m.-(Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
THEY san TO-DAY rROu SOUTHAMPTON.
sECRETARy HERBERT. g. W. sMALLEi A." "'''
ADA REHAN AMONG THE PAssEN"EfS
OK THE PARIS.

LONDON. Sept 2J.-Among the saloon PasS'nF'''
who will sail from Southampton Tor New o'h ."
board the steamer Paris to-noiIo" ~"
Proven. Thomas +. GilrOy, eX-Mayor OF new
York Hilary 4 Herbert. United States SeSretaIy
OF the Nav. q; " Smallcy the correspondeh, m 1i
Rehln, the actress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
MORE FORCED MosIEM CONVERTS

constantinoplc Sept .5.-According 10 trust
,orfbv advices received here 1000 Armenians IN
,he Province OF Van have been forciby conpsii'u
10 embrace Islamisrn during the "s' wv '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26

The bulge I'm wheat in Chicago had its counter
part ON the New York Produce Exchange. The
closing price for the December option. which was
also the highest price of the day was 1875 cents. an
advance Of ~ bushel over the closing price
of Thursday The buying was chiefly to cover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
RECORD BREAKER.

Major Mcl inlcy was kept busy receiving vist
orS nearly all day yesterday. He made iour
speeches. addressing delegations from Muncie,
Ind: Meadville. Penr and Wyandotte ana
Seneca counties. Ohio. His arguments Tor so'hu
Money and Protection elected great applause
from his visitors To-day seventeen delegations
numbering more than 10000 people are expected
in Canton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
WILLIAMS HOLDS THE FORT.
,roPCE FRED'S DELEGATES SEIZE BOS-
TON MUSIC HALL.

.,-v WERE At A BRYAN MEETING. AND HE TOLD
THEM TO STAY TILL To-DAY'S CONVENTION
AND oUTwIT THE GOLD MEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
PRICE THREE CENTS.
FOUP LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC DELE
CATIONS VISITED HIM YESTERDAY.

THEY CAME FROM THREE STATES AND REPRE-
sENrED MANY INDUSTRIES URGES HIS
HEARERS TO STRIKE DOWN THE TWIN
HEREsIEs OF FREE SILVER AND
FREE TRADE = TO-DAY EN-
PEcTED TO PROVE 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-26
10 VISITORS FROM MARION, IND.

" Q III M"NT'dN -TFd1'I|, IIl1-
An honest dollar and chance 10 earn It,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02
CHASE OF THE BUFFALO.
wv the Indians Brought Down tho Big
Game with Arrows.

Rw the Indians Brought Down tho Dig
4 GaAne with Arrows.
{The chase of tho buffalo was tho In
An's chief amusement rs we'll MS ono of
i means of livelihood and was carried on
fially on horseback, formerly with bow
fl lance, lattcrly with rifle ALSO In this
3crciso thcy became wonderfully expert.
puntcd upon his strong, fleet "Indian
Fly" we'll trained for tho chase, he
3shcd off mt full speed among tho herd
III discharged his deadly arrows into
Fir hearts from his horso's back. This
lrso was tho flcotost animal of tho prairie
III easily brought his rider alongside of
i game. Both the horse and tho rider
I'll been stripped beforehand of everything
}shicld, CULVER, dress and saddlo-which
}ght in tho least incumbcr or handicap
Z, horse for speed, tho Indian carrying
Fly bow and CULVER, with half q dozen
rows drawn from it and held lightly and
apscly in his left hand, ready for instant
Jc. With trained horse tho Indian rider
I'll little uso for tho line, which was fas-
bcd around the horsc's neck with moose
apund tho under jaw, falling loosely over
r. horses neck and trailing behind, pass
b to the left side of tho rider This was
3cd for great variety Of purposcs-to
Up, to guido, to secure tho animal to
row him and bind him when down.
Il this tho Indians did with great skill.
tThe approach was mado upon tho right
ao of tho game, tho arrow being thrown
tho left tho instant tho horse was pass
II, tho animals heart or some vital organ,
aiich received tho deadly weapon "to the
Athcr." In fact, Indians have been
4own to send their arrows with such
FEC rs to drive them completely through
p buffalo.
iTho Indian generally rodo close in the
3lr of tho herd until ho had selected the
Jimal he wished to kill. He thcn sopa-
acd it from tho throng by watching for
favorable opportunity, and, dashing his
Z rso between, forcing it off by itself and
Cling it, thus avoiding tho danger of be-
'g tramplcd to death, as he was Liable tc
q If operating within tho masscd herd
4neral n. A. Miles in North American
Ayiew.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST FROM
- f: II. Camp TOD @. Ten Eyck, trustee dated
the 18th day OF March, 1891, and recorded in tho
clerks office OF the hustings co1rt for the city,E
Roanoke, In deed hook %, page 49, default hal.
Ing been made In the terms OF eaid deed of trunt,
ana haVir been required so to do by the benefi.
cary therein occurred, will offer for sale on the
premises. on c20TII DAY OF JANUARY IS96
ut BIB O'Clock a. m, the following described par.
col or land, situated in the city OF Roanoke:
Beginring at point IT'S feet cast OF tho north.
east corner OF Park street and Ninth avenue g.
w, thence along said avenue south 50 degrees Is
minutes east 20 feet to point, thence north dc.
grecs Do minutes west 1870 feet to an alley thence
along faid alley north 81 degrees Is minutes west
70 leet TO point, thence south degrees IS min.
ntes cast 100 feet to the place OF beginning, and
Known as the east half OF lot 10, section Is. as
SHOWN on the map OF the Lewis addition to the
city OF Roanoke. Wv
TERMS OF SAL E-Cash as to amount sufficient
pay the costs OF this eale well rs the sum of
Sl93 60, beiug the amount in default and as to
inc cum or ) ,G55, upon credit OF monthly In
staments OF Sl5 each, to become due on the 18th
nay or Febrnary, 1898, and intervals OF one month
Thereafter, with interest upon each of the defer
rcd payments from the 18th day OF March. 1874.
and as TO the residue, IL any, upon credit OF one
ana ana two wears, with interest from the day OF
sale oil deferred payments to be evidenced by tho
nohes OF the purchaser and secured by deed OF
trust upon the premises sold
H2l-tds JOHN q. TEN EYCK, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02
TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEvT

TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AIDED
or tfust dated the cd day OF January 1895, re.
cofded In The clerks office of the hastings court
LOT inc city OF Roanoke, Va, in decd book 81,
Jack and Elizabeth j. Jnck conveyed to the nm.
dcrsigped certain real estate therein Described in
trust Tn secure the Roanoke Trust, Loan md Sofc
Dcposit Company the payment of the sum OF st.
l5O, with interest, and defi ult having been made
In payment of said debt and having been re-
quested so to do by the holder thereof snail on
MONDAY. THE 20TH DAY OF JANUARY
1875, AT - O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the court
house in the city OF Roanoke. Va, proceed to
cell at public auction TO the highest bidder all or
tne property described in sod deed, to. wit:
ihat certain lot of land lying in the city of Roa
nokc, va, beginning at point on the north side
or Campbell avenue 1917 feet wept of Jefferson
street, thence north . degrees east 81 feet TO a
point thence north 81 degrees As minutes wet
20 feet to point. thence south degrees west
with aaid avenue sOnth 81 degrees IS minutes
east 90 feet to place of beginning.
Inls lot nos on IL q thfee-story brick business
hense. now occupied by the Evening World office
and Is most desirable investment.
This property will be cold subject TO deed NJ
trust from FIR 'ncis r., Matilda W. and EliZaheth
.. Jack to s w: JamtsoD, trustee dated January
l. 1895. recorded in the clerks of1ce OF hastings
court Tor city OF Roanoke in deed book a. Uagc
To- 10 secure TO Mcssrs A. NJ. and w M FnlIer
tne payment or S5UOO. ss therein set out, with in
ally. "
TERMs-Cash as to cost OF executing this
trust, including trustees commission Of 3 mar
cent. and the sum Of 81 ,222 10, together with any
unpaid taxes that may be due on So d property;
from date of sale wit interest deferred payments
10 be evidenced by negotiable notes and tecured
by De ed of trust on the property sold
l2N To s. w. JAMESON, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02
SWEARING IN THE NAVY.
fne Old Heroes Renowned Tor Their
Command of Strong Language,

fne Old Heroes Renowned Tor Their
Command of Strong Language.
How tho army sworo in Flanders is his.
Fic, and tho profanity Of somo old salts
high rank in tho United States navy is
bvcrbial throughout tho service. Once
month Mt muster OH Sunday, when the
licles of war are read, tho youngsters
II to hear the eloquent dcnunciation of
3'fano swearing rs conduct unbccomine
officer and u gentleman. The younger
Pm Of commanding rank arc less given
strange oaths than few crIsted old
flows some grades higher. A subordinate
Nv and then surprises such superior by
liking complaint by communication tc
i department touching specific instances
tho habit, but even u rcprimand from
z highest source cannot break ND the
Snncrs Of lifetime and nobody expects
lmancnt amendment in tho case of the
3n 40 years in the service
3Fhcro nro amazing stories of tho Ian.
fngo commonly used by grizzlcd heroes,
len tho idols of tho navy. Ono venerable
3cer with wife and family of daurh
Is is famous for his seemingly inadycrt.
lapscs into tho most sulphurous oaths
1his own table and in the presence of
}osts. Tho stranger first hearing it
3chcs his breath with astonishment, but
4 Indies have learned to hear without
lining to understand. AS these outbursts
BUR in tho old gontleman's blandost mo.
4nts they como with tho additional shock
tho unexpected.
3fhcro Is story in tho service of the
8y in which q renowned admiral received
&OuDp OfficpriS Suit for tho hup1 of tbo
sea dogs daughter. just what tho old
ottoman said may not be SGT down hero,
+ 1T was brutally profane and insult
3 outburst. Tho youngstcr had tact tit.
to tho occasion, for, instead of finch
or speaking tho old man fair, he re.
3'd with equal profanity and won his
! uro fathcr-inl law 8 heart and consent in
4 Same instant.-New York Sun.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02
An Easy Welsh Name.

Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures is
first station i'll Anglcsea past the
mai bridge. Like all old place
hes, it is of a descriptive character
b first part, ACKNOWLEDGMENT, is
Fbably tho correct name of tho place
| means "St. Mary's white hazel
pl," the church being dedicated to
Mary and doubtless stood by pool
tded with white hazel. Tho latter
Ftion seems to have been the addition
some Cambrian humorist. The
mes commissioner in 1913 was max
inquiries during the "Rebecca'
lighters" riots, and OIL asking the
me of this place received the entire
9Th for answer, which, however, is
Id Welsh and equally descriptive,
aning every near the raging whirl-
pl by Llandisilio and the red, rocky
Et of Gogo. Boucher Annual
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02

'EusTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
4 Roanoke city-Pursunnt 10 the terms oy :.
deed OF trnst TO mo dated lat September, 1892.
ana recorded In decd book T6, page 4Ol, clerks
II. Davis and wife, and by requirement OF tho
oeneheiarles viii coll at auction In front OF tho
G G.W 0 at noon ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH
veyea IN said deed and therein described by
c Tcvcs ana bounds. beng lot lying in Roanoke
iolk avenue and running back In q southeiiy d.
rcction About 10Y feet. VI
IhhMS: Cash for expenses OF sale, Including
commissions and past due interest and insurance
say SOU; residue as TO 81, leo on credit till let
Sep.r,h, or; lSn., and remainder credit to lat
Nv bond bearing interest from day OF saie. with
g4od personal security, and retaining title TIN the
title believed to be good. Selling AZ tr1stee T
VIII convey only snch as il We sted In me by snid
trust deed. r. g. IL KEEN T,ms,sso OAHU
IL II I'd. ee''
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02
.DsuvIIIeNOTIGEs-

UsnVIIIeNOTIGES--l
were employed in those cities,
the amount of delinquent ta1
very much smaller. and that I
missions paid in those cities w
less.
Mr.. Wilson opposed the amt
\ He contended that the same G
did not exist in Lynchburg, D,
Petersburg as did in Roanoke.
Pile were settled there and
est te was paid for. They
PASSED through q boom as Roar
and consequently the people W
able to pay their taxes. He 81
waB no fault of the city treasu
thf taxes we're unsolicited, bl
ofHhe condition which existed
showed that the treasurer ga,
Of $50, 1000 to the city, and tina
70 pay $1,000 per year for Off
and that after all his expeps
paid he had no moro than So. 81
{ The question WAS taken on
sons motion to strike out the
lector, but 1t YVES defeated by
0 to 10, az follows:
Ayes-Measrs. Bschman,
Ooulbourn, Fox, Hawkins. RI
McNamee. Oney, Wilson-9
Noes -Messrs. Andrews, Gas
High, Loughery, MoClellant
Starkey, Terry, Buckner-1O.
A vote to adopt the sc
amended was defeated Mr..
having retired aud Mr.. McClell
Ing no, the result stood 9 to 8
ing both propositions in thid
which provides what officers sf
pose the mu aicipal government
The next important chan
rescued in section 8. This sc
reported from the committee
that the Council should elect
OF officers, as ia at present
except that 1t left out the polio
aud inserted the tax collector. |
An amendment by Mr.. Terry
police justice was adopted by
13 to S. and an amend ment by
con to strike out collector OF ci
was lost by q vote Of 10 to 8.
Section IL was next read
h our growing late, the commit
and the chairman reported
had como to no resolution onl
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02

FH1RUSTEE'a SALE-ON THE 9TH DAY OF
Il JANUARY, 1895, AT O'CLOCK AM.
Will oner for sale at public auction on the
premises, tho following described parcel OF land
with It's Improvements, sltusted in the city OF
Roanoke:
Beginning at poi on the west side OF Tosh
street or Tenth avenue w, l5D feet west of
franklin str Ell, thence with Tech street 81 de.
gIees 40 minutes WIS, iroicet to an alley, thence
with snid alley north 7degrccs 81 minutrs cast
2I5 feet to Watts street or Mn h avenue thence
aonth ~ degrees 30 minutes east 10 feet to
point thcnca south degrees 80 minutes west 2T5
Ieet 10 the nlace OF beginning being portion OF
lots and le secrion IL, II the Lewis addition TO
thu city Of Roanoke Va.
The above sale Is made by authority contained
In dced 81 trust rom Matilda A. Moomaw
dared the 2!th day OF August, 1921 ard rec rded
In the clerks Office cf h" hnsi ga conrt for The
city or Roanoke in decd hook 9 page % De
rant having hten made In he IN, mept unde
the bond therein secured for more than three
TERMS OF sALE-cssh The omonn, dino
undcr the above mentioned dted or trust il
So:4,5 o.. as OF the last dav OF December 1908
2@ I'd JOHN q. TEN EYCK, Trustee.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE-ON THE GOTH DAY OF
JANt'ARN, 1896 o. a1O O'clock n m
VIII olrer for sole at public auctio ON the nrcm
iscs the Ia loving described parc-l OF land w RI
lite improvcmc. ts situated In Tho IT. ", " .u
noke: ' va ''"
Beginning nj point on the sonth sido n, Ninth
avenue W, 1907 ct oast or Grove street theme
In an astcry rcctUn y fec To n point thence in
asonth'r l> direction 49, feet to ar alltv thence
IL wcater direction aOr @ said nllcy * feat 70
polrt thence IL a norihcri direction ,sn ,,e W
10 Nlhth avenue thu pl-cs ot h,gIrn ng he ng
the western ~ OF LOT l. section Is OF the lewis
ADDITION to "oanoke city. Va,
me above sale 's made ny authority contained
IN de OF trnst from Lucy y. Bcl,r rated the
hfay o. March, 1871. and recorded in the
clerke ofice OF the busting, conrt for the CITY OF
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-02
122Otd

TRUSTEES SALOON THE Doth DAY OF
Z JANUARY, 1876 at g:55 O'Clock a. M, / will
oner for sale Mt public auction on the premises
the Following described parc, OF land with its
improvements, situated in he city or Roanoke:
Beginning a. he southwest corner or lot No s
on no tn sne OF Rose street ard with said street
north 81 degrees ~ minutes weat so feet to The
corner OF lot No 10 and with said lot north de-
grees Az ontcs east 10 fee. to an alley ard
with said alley eouth 81 degr. es 20 minutes east
50leet to corhtrO lot No and with said lot south
5degrees 40 minutes west lUJ ifoct to the begin
ming ard known rs lot No o. lock 6, IA shown
D map OF the property of the North Side Land
Company.
The above sac Is made by authority contai n cd
In deed OF trust from II #. D,v.s, dated the LIST
day OF August, 1899, and recordc in the clerks
ONCE OF the hastings court for the GUY or Roa-
noRe In deed hook 8. page %. Dcfanl. having
been made In the mayhem underthe bond therein
'cc1rcd for more than three months
n" above sale Will he made by the nnder-
signed, who vas substituted rs trHstce in thc
above mentioned deed or tru-t in the place OF
Siles w Bnrt by an rider OF the hastings court
Tor the city OF Roanoke entered at tne April
term. 1891
TERMS OF SALE-Cssh. Tho amount due
under the abb we mentioned decd OF trust Is
S6J5.Oi, as OF the Slst day OF December 1895
JOHN q. TEN EYCK,
IL sotd Substituted Trustee.