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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

New York. April 2i.-Hubhaid nro,
COTTON letter says; Europe today showed
its appreciation of Tho fact that Tho nrcs'
ent rate of consumption VIII rc1acc h..
supplies TO merely nominal reserves he
fcro the end O. the season. ami ,h,, 4,
MonIu pc Wen To secure thor ranu r@nant
WINE " Is Wv possible for them 10 Il, az
belief which caused an ady1nce mn !haa
lprelsh market during tho Faster hal
days. w" closed at a slight rare.ss,,n
from tho highest prices. ''N''''on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, April A.--Bank clearinRs.
slo5 2N.2G1, balances. SG.ei09jo. Money on
cell easy az lAdli2 per cont; last loan
~, closed offered at lAdlh per cent;
prime mercantile paper Si9ui per cent,
Sterling exchange easier with actual bust
ness in bankers hills at i.SSutSSA for
demand, and iS6S0i.SG2, for sixty days;
posted rates i.Sat1la, and .SNaU4N9;
.caues 6i7s9G2a. Bar silver 81 i5-l6 Next
can dollars IS 3-S Government bonds
strong: state bonds dull railroad bonds
Fam,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, April .-Cattle-Rece,pts,
1000: shipments. 200: market strong for
fancy export steers would sell at j.iGI5Sd:
far 10 choice native shipping steers. $50
o5lo: dr-ssed beef and butchers steers
S6Ifl5.p0 steers under 1000 pounds. 3.JOff
49,, stockers and feeders, 3o1df4 30: COWS
and he,fers. 2.Ood500; bulls, 9lDd3.C0.
Texas and Indian steers. fell. 3iodi.iO:
grass 2iOu3.S5: cows and hefers, 2.01G3 70
Hogs Receipts, 1000, shipments 1000: mar
ket 5 lower; lighl, 3,65a3.95 mixed. 2s5
n3,9o: heavy, 3.JNU400. Sheep-R"ce!pts
1000; shipments. 1000; market slow and
bucks, SoDa3.25: lambs, i.5Na525 Texas
sheep. grass and fed 3.00d4 20.
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Lapsed Life Irs,,.'

s,i,Hns are o collecting money q, a''S
paniss, S Se Piolisss e Sew Hss .s
FEiTED, whore The pD,iE.cLAREbS n
paid for three veavr premiums nav. N
to make n demand w,; and insured ~
information ON la'nsnd ,nin six mos,ss
THE WINK . PESWilcies free :
L. DARLINGTON s IEssNeei; New Ysa
Counsel
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, April -Cattlc-Recepts
loo; best grades firm; Others steady;
Texas steers, 3.25Hi.35: Texas cows. 300
and heifers. l.25U4,25. siockers and feed
crs, 3956l475: bulls, 2.l5ui.Oo. Hogs-R Re-
ceipts i9,O0O, market weak to . lower
bulk of sales, 3.75n3S5; heavics. 3.S5i3g 30:
packers, 3.70d3.S0: mixed. 4. S0it3 S7ie. lights
3 10a3,So; workers., 375n3,s0; pigs, 3.55G3.7O.
Sheep-Recetpts, 1000 market steady
lambs 4l0d50O; muttonS, 3.25Gi60.
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LONDON MONEY.

London. April 2i-Consois for money.
lil% consols FOR the account. ms. Next
can ordinary, &94. Mexican Central new
AS, 69Si Bar silver, steady, 2Sssd per
ounce, Money le0t. per cent. The ratio
of discount in the open market for short
and three months btes, 13s per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Kansas City, April 2--Thc csr market
today was steady: receipts somewhat
heavier; strictly fresh eggs. cases in
New York April -Eggs-Rece,p,s IG :
~ packages, steady: state AMI Penne.i
vania, 9ls: Western. 9ik Southern. 81.
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SEVERE CHANGES IN WHEAT
The Market Showed Variety of
Sudden Changes.
rT~r-rv'--
STRONG CABLES AND HEAVY SELLING.
had Crop Reports brought Buyers,
but the Bears Hammered Down
Prices at the Close.

| chicago. April 2l-Wbeat was as bad
as woman today In the variety of it,
moods and the suddenness of It's changes.
It started very strong. sold for tine
a. an advance OF ~ over yesterday and
closed at Il net loss of i.c. Strong cables
ami heavy realizing were the factors. Corn
was equally variable, closing Csc lower.
ca;s declined Il very small fraction and
| PROVISIONS closed 2lsd5c lower.
In wheat all calculations were upset at
the opening. British consois showed an
advance. indicating indifference TO the
war between Turkey and Greece. This
ordinarily. might have caused u decline
n wheat. but the lS.d advance chronicled
at tho opening al Liverpool was u great
surprise and started the local market OH
Il regular boom. Opening sales for May
were made at "A 7-sa75 against yesterdays
closing price of 70 is. 1t sold at "A 3-S for
II Few minutes under liberal reIhzing ana
then the advance suartei which did not
STOP until 10 3-S had been recorded The
udNdnce n Liverpool DID NOT stop at lS,d
irst advance. but aided from la 10 lau.
making It !,t gain Tor the day OF from
"a pSd per GENITAL.
Inc latest cables brought buying orders
TOT cash wheat. Ihcy also reported n
SVod demand for spot wheat at Liverpool.
me northwest nlpldineu about the late
sred.nS. crop damage reports came from
OHIO. Missouri, Illinois and Ind ana, and
WIN such dolcful prospects Tor the next
crop the prmuesS OF the market IN Wow
OF me absence CT alarm about war, was
easily explained Chicago received n.no
carloads OF wheat. Minneapolis and Du-
iulh reported receipts of 2vS cars against
-'j week ago and 3GS on the corresponds
!hs day Of last year. Exports from the
Al'anMc Seaho1rd We're equal, in wheat
ana flour, TO 10000 bushels.
II 4 i
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s0rhcd wire quotations are FOR r,r,o,
lots {. o, b. Houston. Nails are quoted in
"a BAARBED WlRE-Giidlcn. gal. SO. 10 nor
higher than Glidden DC
WIRE NAlLS-Rate. s225 pcr keg. nd
"a nS1e ,,, lYi ia and l6d, Sc, 81 and OIL Zoe
15c. ~ ''|' o. ioc; "a.
CUT NAfLS-Ratc. $40 per kcs, Sauna
advances as on wire nails. '''''
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COTTON SEED PToDucys.

New York, April 2i.--cotton seed nro-
ducts or" firIn, prime summer yellow oil
is In demand NJ slightly advanced fig
ures prime crude oil barrels, 2pf; prime
SUMNER yellow 10 barrels, 2SG2hc. prime
cotton ssed meal. si9,t6n?0ho per ton.
New orleans. April p, The market for
cotion seed products Is frmer. prime
yellow. In barrels, 2id22c, meal and cake
f5,Ibnis 90 per short ton: long ton for
export. sl7.?sGi7.50
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
pONDS.

Now York. Aprn I.-Cus;om receipts
today were $6,S .ai2. total for the first hall
OF ahe week. S2.29S7iS.
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SUGAR.

Now orlolrs, Aprii n, --sug1r-Opcn ke,.
Ito quiet: ehI2 l5-lf; centrifugal s'oaAv
whites. y u, yellows. ShIS 7-lG. soc
onds, 2isM2 1916. Molasses-Qu.et: cen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

New Orleans, April 2l.-Flour-Ea.x,
extra fancy, i5oa4GO: patents, iNf;l
Brnn--Ti,m; 57iaG7O. uay.-Easier BIN,
lSd15k: choice, lGd 1917. Corn-fErs.
NO. sacked, white and mixed, ssll, ri
low. 36I37.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

Those wishing 10 get rid Of Rheumatism
should try bottle Of Elmer Amends
prescription No, a3hi. T.. Il. Schmidt.
Houston. Texas. sole agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

10000: cleared for the United Statcs 1000
for Europe 600, stock eas,ep
Havre. April 21.- Steady at nes loss
of to , points. Sales i@,ro0.
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rtr e. california small white eiL1oa. .
~, hAyou, 2l4129,c. pink. oifbis -.
U3c. 'u''2c' plach'eyed Ieas. ~,
cy ~ F,s rER Blue Star. lsc; dairy. isc: fan.
L'igin II IL, sreamery. 2lc. cold Etofaio
ior "hoi ss zoe, Texas county butter. llys1c
prtn i,sstIynMsAnGAnINE = Solids. sqi.ikc.
',tn,'ni w,,2Nlg'fe, ElEin dairy bricks Ne
% nar ~ E--feNas. 2S0tj. 70 per e-nt..
wi .aa,.sE York fun cream ,.c.
se 'sf smiss fsil cream, lsais&c Wester fn
'' L,iso SGne r. ngl2c: iimburger' lie '"e'
4 j, &, WI llqlcc,, cases returned
ONInNs $4,000 per half barrel.
roy. y ss!aGks, s,st,, per pound. anu 'oi-
,.i nrrtEh Chile lsiIec per ii
,Di TOES Choice Colora 40 mn, Gu
lornia 'ou75c; fancy New YORK. Sai.
sT WE potatoes DqeOc per hu. wa w.
iou LIkl -chickens. per do,o, 80,
hens 81 GSQ9o: large FRYER. '9 Sz IN, Cd
t orSiisrs E0M3 90, according TO 40. tnr.
Sis a. mems, 10000; turkey gobblers NO
S'5'o"' ducks s2,5oaS.,5; geese ;S.V5!si.S,,.. j."
FRUITS AND NUTS.
Af'Lks-fancy Nov York stat. s.,n.
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wins f2.75d3.oo; Russcts 500; assort.
c1 varieties, s.: Goa 3 10; inferior or dana ged
fruit. N.np1t.75.
ia NANAS--Pcr bunch. racked for shin.
ment y: @q l.ho. loose lunches. 75ciiSl 90
CoCOAN UIs--sS.socioo per 100. s35eo
l.EMONS-Mcssirn and Palermo. choice.
$2,5yp2,75, fancy. 500.
NtIs-Biszll NC per ID; flber.s, Sicily.
nc, Naples. l2i7c; walnnts. llrl3c; peanuts
sdoi.c almonds. Tnagoaa, i?disc per ".
In sacks. pecans, 1isHsLc.
ANGES-t lalirornia naveis. 81 5oIf3. rs:
California trcdl,ngs. 81 5on275 per box.
STRAWBERRIES - s2JpG3.2a per "a
s.. sTi2.25 "'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

o Gus at sois asked for NAV W,
STelpVs' @,b25: exports. gsa ~. Wheas-s|
a. 40; red. S5le; No. 3 har rti'' spot spot AZ
0e ipons opened strong an, wlnie' 81
, nn;ay broke with a crash aaa i 'ssivs n
pE o.ne OF the day under 6eav 70 The lssa
, nom moths s'1i.s closed X 10 uSaloats
Soi SOL LIS 'sa'A net lower; April 81 Y v
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22
PAINTS AND OILS.

Oirl-Linsccd. IN bbis. raw aac. bo,,o,
ilc. water white. l50 test. in bbis lic, in
5Tsases. N,6S prime white, $50 test In bbis
iIc' IN cases. G.i5: brilliant oil. ST sn. in
nnls. lie; Eupion OF. "a bbls. lie; In cases
70, castor oil, MEDICAL pure, 81 10. mr..
Derilne. IN bhls, 36c. 'N' '"'-
WHITE LEAD-Strlctiy nure st.0eis,.
STANDARD white lead. 4isc. painters 70 sS'
Window GLASS--ln boxes, 90 and n
10 W ana 20 per cent discount. new list
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BUTTER AND Inns

or OIL al GRADES kept In s,oc. :,
SUFFERING, Special ,w,nnc,llesaied s,s
country orders. attention sriv.s
T. L. JONES. Ilou,,o, !,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22
DRIED FRUITS.

| AffLES-Fancy sliced. In boxes, I'D
fHc; 6hoice evaporatcd. SIC; fancy. Sic.
tlIfoN-l4c per III.
flGs-Tirkish layer. l2ai5c; in sacks,
CukRANTS-In hbls. &c: cleaned cur
rants, IN boxes, &c; IN / lb cartons, 7iac,
ARlNES-Evaporated 76Sc.
rEACHES Evaporated unpeelcd, 7lsd
it;A ks-kNaporated. 61.r7c
APRICOT S--i0d 1oisc
=. KAlSINS--Calltorn.a J.. L. boxes.
IosalI5 !. box l.. l.. raisins. Coo 2-crown
L. NJ rais ms. 30 10 boxes. &c. 3.crown l..
NJ. 80 n boxes. 5ixc.
PRUNES-Cfop Of 1896: California
nrunes' m-lg,s. 5Hjhc So-9os. s., ft6c. 70.Ss
6'iQoi9c, 60-7,s. 7c 50-eos. Sc 40.5os, &c. siI,
Yer pruncs. SIC. ruby prunes SIC ~ -
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ST. lOI'Ic

st. Louis. Mo, April n
and unchanged. Wheat. sy,fitur-Os
nighcr for futures; spoi s,sIoas d
re-. cash, elevator. sagi o. es.'Vas; NJ
May. s5A; July. 7Slt; Angus, rack U
september, 10 dskci' Corn oSS ~ asit!!
Gus SPOT higher; No. ca ssSS'usss To,
Nay. ESQ 24: July. 23Ss: San a .lss..at
%25a; oats--Fu1ures dun: eua, s
No, 2 cash, 10 hid, Nav sspo' ,htts
asked. Rye-Higher. s5' 49, sni sag
maj. Corn mcal--1.i0ltl.i5 Br,n NgsN'r,
sacked. cast track, worth nnri..nlr .t
az FlaXseed--liigher; 7iit Tmoa,aly q
-, - i'rme, 25on2.6o Hay-iSirm .I NON. y!
1850; timothy. S5rdi2. 20. Rnip, ,sFs z
Creamery, i3Nl7ia dairy. sSi; I sts|
Flrin; IA. Whisky-Ilg. Cotton i. 20.
tagging, unchanged. PORTE orkNt'nno,hs 81
standard mess. S95lS5O. I,ari e W
prime steam, 400: choice. III pas
BoX"d shoulders, 3 -; extra sho,, ri
0.3ila; ribs. $50 shorts, 5.seL NJ r.. ss y.
shout iers 400, M. ~ ~, ~
shorts. 5.25. Rece!pt-Flour al, AMI ~
wheat, BOO bushels; corn. SstT Sxs ss
oats. 1900 bushels. ShipmeysS"TE.,siiI
5000 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels, ~. ~
u, ECO bushels; oats, 7ooO bushels w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

=, German-a. Fowler 4 alcVltis.
Ss hingtor. Fowler 4 McNiiie,
lild Albert Shultz. Selling.
IS white Cross, Fowler 4 Newt.
rs Roland, w. W. Wilson.
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HIDES, TALLow AND pEEswAx.

Prices paid by Houston DEALERS
Per pound.
Dry flint hides. selected. ...........l ala!
Dry saled hldes ...;................. q s
Wet sailed. selected ................
Deer skins ............-.,.....,..i ais
Tailow ........ observation-disclosures. "a
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CLEARED
SIS Kingston, fullcrs, Manchester.
VESSELS IN ponr.

So Clinton. Wert>ch, Brazos Santiago.
~ Nueccs. RISK. New York.
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HOUSTON SPOTS.
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.

NEW ''NsEANS SUITS.
Inc New orleans spot market was FIRM
al an advance of l-i6c. Quotations:
Low ordnary. 81 AIiddling. ..... sic
Low middling. ga ealos ......... 1000
NEW YORK SPOTS.
The New York SPOT market was auict
ana steady at an advance of Is. Quota
GOOD ordinary. o -.is Good mlddiIns. ~
Low middling.. z i.l6 Niddllns fAit. s.lS
Mlddlng ........ 7.lBi.sles ......... 1868
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort of Galveston, April u.
ARRIVED.

IS Pensacola, simmons, Pensacola.
barge Regulator, Rows. Peneacolh
= tlnt"n, WcrtSch Morgan civ.
Sch Mary \. Han, Vollsco.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-22

Closing az o atoms on oond, at Now York today
lgl
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COTTON.

HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT.
.....,. Today, Yest'dy, Las, year
-.--sr.-'.-...' az lIl2 1890
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LIVE STOCK.

HOUSTON.
r. n. Han. live stock commission nief-
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Opened steady. don1rll moderate. . u,
m. q-l.,-t ami sieldy. cIotu.l slnnlN.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO a DECREE EN-.
tered in the circuit court for the county
of Roanoke on the 3rd day OF January
1895, in the chancery cause Of FIR. May
VS.. Roanoke Hospital Company and
others, and of n further decree entered in
said cause by the judge of said court in
vacation on the 9th day of April. 1897.
shall on the 31ST DAY OF MAY, 1891
at III n. M, offer for sale, upon the
premises, at public auction to the highest
bidder the property known rs the Roa
noke Hospital, consisting of the hospital
building and 1851 acres, more or less, of
land adjoining the same, in the county OF
Roanoke, near the boundary line of the
city of Roanoke, bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning Mt point, the intersection
of Belleview avenue and Lake street.
which is south 7J degrees 81 minutes east
154.54 feet from the southeast corner of
the south wing of the bridge over Spring
run, thence along the line of Belleview
avenue and % feet distant from the CEN
ter line and parallel thereto by curve
whose radius is BAG feet and the chord
of which bears north II degrees 90 min
utes east for 1905 feet to point, thence
north 90 degrees % minutes east 1877 ~
feet to point, thence by curve whose
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-04
DID YOU EYER

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to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and
cure of all Female Complaints, exerting a
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strength and tone to the organs. If you
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tiers is the medicine you need Health
and Strength are guaranteed Ivy it's use
Fifty cents aud 81 90 ut Massies Pharm-
acy.
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A Uniaue Ornament.

Out of Broadway store there stepped
lately toll, dignified, gray haired
woman She started down town and,
stopping to look i'll the shop windows,
immediately became the object of q very
lively interest on the part of the women
around her. They first stared Mt her Gu
riously and then smiled. The women
who approachcd'h her noticed nothing be-
yond the fact that sho was handsome,
well dressed woman aud attending to
her own affairs. But the people back Of
her were smiling, and not all of them
could explain the cause of the peculiar
sight which excited their merriment. In
the back of tho woman's hair was Il
comb, and attached to this was large
spider web of green silk. III the center
of the web was red velvet spider. Tho
thing must have measured six inches in
diameter, but it was light enough to
hang readily OIL her comb. People who
saw her at Il distance from the store out
of which she had come had no idea how
such decoration could have got on her
head.
Her complete unconsciousness showed
that she was quite unaware of its pres
ence, and us most of the smiles were be-
hind her back she also failed to see
them. Tho people who saw her como
out of the store explained the curious
sight to their satisfaction. Tho shop is
devoted to the sale of Oriental goods,
and many articles such as this staid
looking woman had OH her head are dis
played for sale hung on wires stretched
about tho store. 1t was from one of these
that she got her green silk spider web
and red velvet spider. Nobody volun-
teercd to remind her of its presence or
ask If it WAS meant to be there So she
continued her walk decorated with the
incongruous ornament. New York Sun.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-04
TWO OLD BOYS.
Top Spinning Demonstrated That They
We're but children Grown.

Aop cpfnnlnR DemouotfatcU 4nht 4ney
We're but Children Grown.
With the coming Of the first and un,
expected warm day Of spring GRANDPA.
ther on Cass avenue was induced by lit
tie Tommy to go out on the asphalt
pavement and help him spin his top. In
the midst Of their pleasure one of grand
pas old friends came along and for a
little time chaffed him about trying to
grow young again. Then the friend
grew interested and said: "Will, guess
you've forgotten how to work top.
You don't give yourself purchase enough
when you pull the string"
81 never come across any one yet"
challenged grandpa, "who could beat
mo ut this business. You allus was bet
ter at criticism than at dom, John.''
John adjusted his glasses, laid his
cane OH the curb and entered the con-
test. Each old man wound his top care
fully and tightly, feeling youthful
eagerness that glowed in his eyes. Each
knelt SO as to avoid accidents at the
throw off. Tommy gave the word. To-
gether the veterans gave u mighty pull
and then held creak i'll their respective
backs as they eagerly watched the tops.
John turned a sickly hue when he saw
his beginning to wabble while WILLIS
held that slumbrous motion that APP
peared to be no motion ut all Presently
Johns rolled with drunken violence
against the curb, and Will laughed o
cracked laugh of victory that caused a
very stiff and formal manner on the
part of his lifelong friend. John made
excuses and wanted another trial, but
there is just little of Fitzsimmons i'll
grandpa. He had won and did not pro-
pose to imperil his laurels.
Then John snapped his old silver
spectacle case aavagely, handled his
cane as though it were club and de-
clared that he could spin top as well
as the next man living, and was moro
erect than he had been for years as ho
walked down the street. -Dctroit Free
Press
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LEGAL MOTORS.

point, thence north 10 degrees 80 min.
utes east 100 feet to Rorer avenue, thence
with Rorer avenue south ~ degrees 80
minutes east 80 feet to the place of be.
ginning
On the first named of the above lots
there is store house, and u dwelling
house on each of the other lots These
lots will be sold.on the following terms,
to,wit: For cash sufficient to pay defend.
ants costs in the above mentioned suit,
and costs of sale. including costs of
former advertisement; the debt due to
the Lynchburg Perpetual Building and
Loan Company on day of sale, which is
81 ,3lS.27, and as to the residue of said
debt it will be made payable in monthly
instruments without interest, eleven of
which will be in the sum of $5O.O7, the
first of which will be payable on the sec
ond Monday in June, 1897, and the
others on the second Monday Of each sue
ceeding month, the next seven of which
will be payable In the sum OF 1913 3S, the
first of which will be payable on the Sec
ond Monday of May, 1898, and the others
on the second Monday of each succeeding
month. ..the.remaining..seven payments
will he payable in the sum of 1886, the
first one of which will become payable on
the second Monday of January, 1899.
and the others OIL the second Monday of
each succeeding month until all are paid.
Should the different parcels of land be
bought by different pei sons the.cash pay
ments and the deferred payments will he
apportioned between the BUYERS accord
ing to the prices paid. for. he'different lots
Should there be any residue the sans
shall be paid in two equal annual install
ments with interest from day of SALE
The purchaser will execute negotiable
notes for all deferred payments, and the
title TO the land will be retained until all
the purchase money is paid.
SAMUEL TYREE.
JAS. r. GILLIAN,
Trustees and Commissioners
j. w. BOSWELL, Auctioneer.
hereby certify that the above com.
missioners have executed the bond re-
quired by the decree in the above styled
cause, with security to the clerk of this
court.
s. S. BROOKE,
Clerk circuit court o: Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-05-04
]. w. BOSWELL. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES AND COMMISSION
ers's sale OF real estate Pursuant TO Il de-
cree entered in the circuit court Of Roam.
oke city, Virginia, at its January term.
lS0I, i'll the chancery cause of t. w.
sykes VS. The Lynchburg Perpetual
Building and Loan Company ct al, the
undersigned trustees, who have also been
appointed by the above mentioned decree
for that purpose, will on THE. 51H DAY
OF MAY. 1897, mt 1910 o'clock IL M. on
that day offer for sale on the premises at
auction to the highest bidder, the follow.
in" described parcels of land:
/. beginning at II point en- the east
side of Ninth street $. w. formerly Webb
street, 100 feet south of Rorer avenue,
thence with Ninth street 5. W. south IL
degrees 30 minutes west 30 feet 70 m al.
ley, thence with said alley south Z, de-
grees 3c minutes east 100 feet to II point,
thence north II degrees 50 minutes east
90 feet to point, thence north :, de-
grees 30 minutes west 100 feet to Ninth
street S. w, the place of beginning.
2. Beginning ap the southeast corner
of Rorer avenue and Ninth street 5. W.,
thence with Ninth street $. w. south II
degrees 30 minutes west 100 feet TO n
point, thence south 77,'degrees 80 minutes
east 90 feet to n point, thence north Il
degrees so minutes east 100 feet to Rorer
avenue, thence with Rorer avenue north
a degrees 30 minutes west 10 feet To the
place of beginning.
.. Beginning at n point on the south
side of Rorer avenue 800 feet west of
Tayloe street NOW called Eighth street s..
w, thence south II degrees 30 minutes
west 100 feet to a point, thence north IL
degrees so minutes west 30 feet 70 n