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rnE Rurm.rmoMrsoN CASE,
The Trial In Progress at Washington
Rnth's Damaging Testimony Against
ThOInnaon


Thompson.
Special Dispatch TO the fnteittgehcCf
WASHINGTON. PA.t April l9.-The hear
ing Of Ruth and his alleged conspirator,
Thompson, took place before Squire Giants
this afternoon. The charges Of the Com.
mouweatth were in substance as follows
That in the year 1879 Ruth iraudulently
conspired with Thompson to invest capital,
belonging to the Washington Savings
Bank, in grain speCulations in Pittsburgh
and Chicago; that Ruth furnished the
money and Thompson transacted the busi-
ness, receiving ten per cent ot the profits;
that Thompson knew that the money did
not belong to Ruth; that the loss to the
bank is about 10000; that papers ap-
prOximating $4,000 are in their hands
and that papers remain in Thompson's
hands which would show about $4,000
more.
Ruth's evidence was in substance
as follows: Have been cashier Of
the bank since 1871. In 1870,
in connection with Thompson, began grain
speculations with Irwin & Co., Of Pitts.
burgh; Thompson was to conduct the busi-
ness and was not to be known, he recely-
ing 10 per cent Of the profits. We soon
transferred our operations to Denton 4 Co.,
Of Chicago. 1 used the fictitious names Of
James King and James Hale. We ar
ranged with Denton & Co. for one.founh
Of per cent on the amount Of grain han.
died. To avoid suspicion, We met at night
in Thompson's Office to transact our busi-
ness. The most we had out OF the bank at
one time was $4,000. Thompson knew
that the money did not belong to me, and
that it belonged to the bank. The aggre-
gate sum taken from the bank is $4,000.
The trial was then adjourned until to.
morrow.
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OTTAWA, CANADA, April l0.-The Bill
legaliEing the amalgamation Of the telo.
graph system, under the Great Northwest.
ern Telegraph Company, passed the House
Of Commops last night 1t fixes the rate
for ten-word message In the provinces Of
QSebeC and Ontario at twenty-five cents,
and for extra words ut one cent per word,
Annual statements are TO be exaeted. The
amendment which limited the rate tc
twenty cents was relied upon to defeat the
bill, but II was voted down, two to one, and
the principle Of amalgamation, which had
been pcrcmptorily denied In the early par
Of the session, was finally agreed to by {
! large majority.
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A Tramp.lI nr,ierer nIl,o.l.

Sr. LOUIS, April 19.-In the vicinity o.
Barnard, near Maryville, Mo-, the people
have been annoyed by an unknown, crazy
6sgging tramp. A constable, accompanied
by several men, one OF them Charles G.
Alkire, went TO arrest him, when the tramp
fired with revolver, wOunding Alkire in
the neck and severing the jugutar vein
from the effects Of which he shorty after
ward died. The sheriff and his deputies
started out to hunt the tramp, and the
news has Just been received that the latter
was killed by them.
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EEw Yonx, Apfif i8.-A canvass Of
brokers, Just after the close Of business
yesterday, developed the following results
relative to the stock market: or twelve
Broadway, six New street and five Wall
street houses fourteen expected further
rally to-day; four thought the rally yester.
day filled the bill for the present; and five
had given up guessing.
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Indlrnnnt rreet, m an n, The uuh

BosroN, April l9,-The colored citizenl
OF Boston in mass meeting tonight de
nounced in the strongest moral terms" thu
eiectment Of Bishop Payne from railroad
car in Florida. They ask the colored people
rs American citizens to demand theil
rights in all sections Of the country, and
ask the Massachusetts delegation in Con
gress to protest against the evils that arise
from the imperiection Of the present civil
rights bill.
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THE ANTI.CIEINEsE BILL.
Its Friends Confident that the Senate
will Pass the House AIII.

will Pass the House mn.
WAsnISGroN, Aupril l9.-CongrCssman
Page, OF California, has very carefully cum
vasssd the Senate upon the chances for the
final passage OF his Chinese bill, and he is
quite certain it will so through just MS it
came from the House. The amend
ments proposed by the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations are not acceptable 10
the Pacific coast members They were sub.
stantially urged when the vetoed bill was
before the Senate without success. That
bill passed by large majority and it was
much more stringent in all its provisions
than the present bill.
Neither Mr.. Page nor Senator Miller are
able to think Of any senator who voted for
the first bill who will oppose the present
one. They expect to have twO.thirds
vote for the present bill without much de-
bate
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Senate con-
firmations today were: Theodore Cant.
suis, Of Illinois, United States Consul Mt
Apia. Stephen W. Duncombe, Of Mich,
Register Land Office at Aberdeed, Dakota.
Thomas G. Allen, OF Mich, Receiver oi
Public Money at Aberdeen, Dakota. Vim
cent W. B9yless, Receiver Of Public Money
ut Eau Claire, Wis,
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stJg SgyAfon llollISGswoHru, Of Har.
rioa county, Ohio, has been called OIL, by
letter signed byN hundred citizens OF
th,. county to become It candidate for
Corr,ss in the Belmont district. Ex-
Congressman Danioul and Colonel Poor
n,n are also spoken OF for the same posi-
ton. Tlcsc, together with DR.. updegraT,
The present member, constitute the selec-
ton, to daw from up to this time.
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GpRtr Y. LrGErcE is formally in
,bs SeJl in the Washington, Pa, dis
ma "a a candidate for the Republican
nominstioa ior Congress. No man in
Washington county, not excepting General
jobp Rail, has more repcrsonal friends than
N, Jaxrpce. lie has however a iOrmid-
,Jle and most worthy competitor in the
person Of Mr. ShalIcnberger.
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CHICAGO, April l8.-Health Commis
sioner DeWolf has returned from Wash.
ington. He says that bills requiring the
vaccination OF all emigrants at the port o.
landing, as passed by the Lower House o.
Congress, is entirely satisfactory and will
protect the people Of Chicago and tht
northwest against the spread Of smallpox
by the recent arrival OF foreigners.
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p,,,sr, rlrrrie., plums and pears are
-, III killed in Belmont county,
40 a,,I+ So..bly .so,thirIs OF the apple buds.
cams a. are no, injured. The damage to
vt.,,l r,., I, lacoa.ileElblr, Early varieties
d .,ashues On Southern slopes are
y S,ily damaged. So says the Chronicle.
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Round verdict Against a RaIlroad

CINCINNATI, April l8.-Mrs. Gray, col
ored, wife Of the Rev. s. ]. Gray, Of Lex.
ington, Ky., who, through her husband,
sued the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Company, for refusing her admittance to
the ladies' car, on q fst-Class ticket, last
August, and placed her damages at Sc, 900,
was awarded verdict OF $4,000 damages
in the United States Court this morning.
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Tue Cincinnati Southern railroad will
probably berareidI hereafter about making
ealonl women take the smoking car on
that road. Yesterday it was compelled to
pay $1,000 for that sort Of discrimination
lgaiGa colored woman holding u first
eaa tckct This nonsense OF compelling
eolopd people who have pNid first class
fare on southern roads to put up with
second class accommodations should be
stopped Iy heavy fines.
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Tho Comlng NalIonal smnrorre,,

PnILADELrHIA, April 1O.-The managers
Of the Thirteenth National Stengeriest, 10
be held here, June Goth 10 July 4th, have
abandoned the idea Of erecting building
and have rented the Academy Of Music
and horticultural Hall. A bridge win
connect the two buildings. Concerts win.
be given In the Academy and The hall Mil
be used as a reception room for the singers
and their friends, 1t is expected that
sixty societies representing every State In
the Union, will send 200 singers.
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ST.. LOUIS, April l0.-Jack Hayes, noto.
rious rough, who shot down and killed
Philip Mueller a saloon,keeper, near the
fair grounds last September, because he
would not sell him a glass of beer on credit,
was found guilty OF murder in the first de-
gree, in the Criminal Court, this morning.
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San FRASclsco, April l0.-The steamer
0rizaba, from Sountern California, reports
that she picked up II tilteen.ton schooner,
with lot OF Chinese baggage aud mer-
cfiandise iii damaged condition. She
left Monterey recently with fifteen Chinese
passengers for SonthGrn California. 1t is
supposed that the schooner was abandoned
during the late gale and that all hands
were lost.
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SNIcitlN Of n rromlncet Tanper.

LOUISVILLE, April Ig,--Hermann Mark
ol The titm OF Mark & Ritter, tanners anj
mGot the most wealthy German citizens
e' Louisville, took taudanum this morninr
and died this afternoon from It's Effects
lie was G. years old, 1t is thought he wN,
ssnsSiI9y srasi9y aeFa"ged, caused by business
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:, QVEGSsEowx, April lo.-Arrived, the
Samaria, from Boston.
HANnuno, April l0.-Anived, the Vest
phalia, from New York.
soUTHAMrrox, April lo.-Arrived, the
Eeckar, from New York.
LONDON, April l0.-Arrived out, the
State ot Florida and the Canada, from New
NV YoRK, April lO.-Arrived, the
AmeriQuc, from Havre.
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Troy, n. Y, April 19.-The funeral oil
Ned Goss, the comedian, took place to.
day. James Goss, his brother, died just
twelve years ago on the samc day, same
month and same hour,and his funeral took
place from the same house ut the same
hour, the services being conducted by the
same Methodist clerpYmnn.
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wAsmlxGroX, April l9.-Tho President
to-day sent to the Senate the following
nominations as Postmasters: Phillip Strub'
Ter, Napervile, Illinois; Leonard McNfur'
teye, Lacon, Illinois; Martin Mulville, Dele
van, Wisconsin; Jerome G. Knowlton, Ann
Arbor, Michigan; Patrick II. Bowling,
Toledo. Ohio.
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NEw YoRE, April 10.-Commissionel
Fink has Issued notice that the meeting in
tended to be held at Cleveland, TO take int
consideration division OF the paSsengei
traffic between Western roads, as per cir
cnlHt S92, will be held at his office OF
Wednesday next.
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.CHARLEsT0N, 5. G, April lO.-In the
United States Circuit Court today the
grand Jury found true bill against thirty
eight citizens of Bornwell county, charging
them with obstructing voters at the general
election November Sth. The original in
dictment included forty.three defendants.
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The presldent's Movements.

WARRINGTON, April l0-The President
went to Annapolis to-day with his son and
daughter. The object Of the visit is to sec
the monument erected in the naval aCa-
denny grounds TO Capt Herudop, the chill
dren's grandfather,
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SALEM, MASS, April l9.-As the pOssCn'
ger train TO Boston, on the Eastern road,
was passing silingat Castle Hill, o grave!
train backed into 1t, causing n general
smash up, fatally wounding the express,
men, Woodbury., and badly ipjuring several
others
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CHICAGO, April l9-1n the Superior
Court to-day the jury awarded $500 for
damage to tenent against q landlord, be
cause there was q defective sewerage, The
landlord had guaranteed perfect sewerage,
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More formon I,errutts.

san NFRANClsco, Aprill9-The City Of Syd
ney brought about three hundred passen.
gers, nearly half Mormon converts, en- route
to Salt lake, mostly Danes and Norwegians
Many were refused passage from Auckland
on account Of lack OF accommodations,
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New HAVEN, CoSN., April 19.-The
dreary work Of obtaining Jury in the Jen.
ME Camer murder case proceeded. At four
O'clock to-day, when the court Adjourned,
the eighth juror had been selected.
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wAsu.xoroN, April lO.--lt has been de-
cided to send the Upited States steamer
Iroquois, now ut Mare Island, California,
to the relief Of the officers and crew Of the
Rodgers, reported lost iii the Arctic
raViOns
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=5ij,gr at Washington, Pa,
a, h1a' Make. siaj ease for his broker.
V'''s'' H., Thompson knew where the
...sar ..ut iflm,
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BrnLEnpl, Pa, April lO-About 1900
men in the blast furnaces in the Bethlehem
rolling mill, struck tonight upon notitica-
ton that their demand torincrease OF wages,
wnild not be conceded.
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NEw Yonx, April l0.-There Is a rumor
that the death Of ]. II. Haveriy, the
theatrical manager, is reported from LON
don.
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NV HoRK, April i0.-Cyrns " Field
US.i !O,'IGy !, received from James Gordon Bon.
!eE aeE Sl4,l0. the amount OF the contribu.
ions IONS ihrouSh the New York Herald for the
Garfield fund. '''S
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F1sTER R.-NCKoYS-At the residence n ,bs
bride parents. Ut r Y. Wednesday AMI 10 nv
~ the kcy. & z. MahicI, AR o. 4. foSriE 10 Ms
KAtES. &cK0ES, y :
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NV ". CASSoS, once COM
ON, .u"I ". Dobrr, +. Lee, is dead
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MARRiEN,

IT isa conceded fact that cannot be denied
Peruna Is sunplAnting all other medIcines.
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sEDALtA, No., April 19.-Further par.
ticuIars from Brownsville are meagre. Up
to 4:S0 o'clock the body Of NJ. E. White,
who was missing, had not been found.
The last seen Of him alive, he was standing
in Ketty's drug store and il is supposed
that he is buried in its ruins.
Twenty.eight brick business buildings
were completely wrecked. The section
house which was about one hundred yards
from the depot was blown across the track
and riddled to atoms. AErs. John Halpin
and six children were the occupants OF the
structure at time; they were carried with
It and all suffered injury, more or less.
Mrs, lalpins right arm was broken, her
scalp lacerated in several places and her
shoulder dislocated.
A number OF farmhouses in the vicinity
Of brownsville are reported to have been
blown down.
The total number of persons wounded
and injured foots up to over one hundred
and fifty.
Tho City Hotel block is completely
wrecked, nothing being left but a pile Of
brick, mortar and debris. The body OF a
farmer named Matt Williams was taken
from the ruins. His head was mashed TO
Dulp.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

ST. LoUs, April f0.--A PoIt. Dispatch
special says: At Monrose, Henry county,
last night, the storm entirely demolished
the Baptist and Christian churches and did
more or less damage TO twenty other build.
ings. The Farmers Institute school build.
ing was struck by the cyclone. There were
thirty-fve children in the building, and
the wind carried the structure entirely
away, strcwing the debris over the prairie
for miles, The children were, in some in.
stances, carried long distance, and n mum.
Der OF them were seriously hurt. The dam.
age will be nearly $4,000.
At Calhoun, Henry county, pottery
building wasdestroyed and large amount
OF stock damaged.
A special from Jefferson City SAYS that
people from Saline county, Just in, say that
the destruction ut Brownsville will sum up
overSl 800 900. The destruction Of country
property is not so great but is extensive.
A dispatch from ReniCk, Mo-, says that
u severe storm passed over there at six
o'clock last night, 1t blew OF roofs, turn.
cd around a building or two and tore
down fences and trees in great numbers
1t seems 10 have been part 1.-THE storm
which struck Brownsville.
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AUGUST "a. 1852.
(b GntsllgsafFr,

20, !, and 81 ro"r'e'"'l, s'feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-08
BY IT.. l.. Staples < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnocrs,
1103 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF NICE TWO
"A STORY BRICK BUILDING, SUITABLE
FOR STORE, DARKROOM, or EATING-IIOUSE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE, SITUATED ON
DOCK STREET OPPOSITE THE OLD DO
MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANl'S OFFICE
AND SHEDs.-At the request OF the owner, VINO
has removed from the city and is determined To
sell, shall offer by auction. the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. 1882.
at o'clock Z. NJ. the property above described,
formerly occupied by james O'COhuSrs. Es!. The
LOT fronts 20 feet on Water street, and exte4ds
through to Rockets street.
The building Is comparatively new and 10 good
rcpair. and Is Il good stand for business.
TERMS one third cash. the balance In six and
twelve months with interest added, secured by 4
trust deed. and the improvements kept insured by
the purchaser as further security.
III. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
SO AuctiOnccrs.
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By Jas. Macdoussil' Auctloneer'
No.IO Governor street.

'''-'''1 NJ las Macdoussll. AuctIonecr'
No.1o Governor street.
CxEcUToRs SALE OF EXCELLENT Gel;
~ HogsEHoLp gg fEs iMsHITTRE EssE re PC
IT'D IT'D ~ vhsaNi r AiiCTION.-By request OF the
executor @ ~, viii Il soil at my aucton-rooms
THIS DAY
at oy O'Clock, without reserve,
I SUPERIOR s-sTOP wALNUT-CAsE PAR
I0R ORGAN, handsomely inlaid, OF me
tone. and made by Pollock, Of thi, city
1 HANDsoME W ALNUT MARBLE TOP
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP BUFFET,
WALNUT BED-LOUNGE,
REFRIGERATOR. r,yro prrns
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, .prpnYNc
HOLSTERS, PILLOWS. ana BEDDndn,I,,,vcs
EXCELLENT HROMOS ana r N I'll, N INpo'
HEDsTFADs. BirREAUs, WAsHSTANDs,
TABLES, CHAIRS, TIN SAFES, ,,.,r,r,,n
l GOOD LAWN-MOWER, fEEDoCp iEh, &c
PLATED WARE, CR0CkEkf' uLAss-
WARE. &C., &C. ono,,c,r,
,aSIt Auctioneer.
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TTE UNDERSIGNED, W. c. CAR

I'VE UNDERSIGNED, w. c. CAR
l. RINGTON, trustee, by virtue Of the mower
vested In him by a deed Of trust executed BY H. II,
Lewis TO him as trustee, bearing date the 2Sth and
recorded on the 81 81 day Of January, 1870 To So
cure the payment Of s5.375.4 |, due by bond paw
able on demand to ID. j. iiartSOOk: and the UNDER
signed, James l.. Apperson, surviving trustee, by
virtue OF the power vested in him by deed of
trust executed by the said T.. 4. Lewis TO him and
d. d. HartsO0k, trustees, bearing date the Goth tIay
81 January, 1870, and recorded on February /,
loIu' 70 secure to the Jefferson Insurance Com pa
ny So,OOO, due by two negotiable notes, hearing
date the 18th day Of January, 1870, PAYABLE at
Twelve and eighteen months from date respect We
ly, each for $4,000. and drawn by said T. r. Lewis
VIII oiier FOR SALE in the village of Howardsyille
on the
7TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
al public auction, that VALUABLE ESTATE w.
ing IN Nelson county at the junction of the James
ana Roektsh rivers. adjacent the village Of How
ardsNllie, and containing about 700 ACRES OF
LAND.
This property Is one Of the most valuable farms
on James river, the soil fertile. and excellent
dwelling and other necessary houses and improve
mentS, and about so miles above Richmond
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 nav the costs
or sale and 10 pay the aggregate balance due under
DOM OF said deeds Of trust amounting to 81, 64942
as OF June 5, 1874, With interest from that day
until paid on sS,lO0.73 thereof. subject 10 credits
ON interest amounting to 81 ,229l o-the said bal
ance being due 10 The Piedmont and Arlington
Lie INSURANCE Company, the assignee, and now
payable % A. l.. Boulware, receiver the residue of
the purchase-in0ney will be made payable on such
terms as the said u. r. Lewis may direct, and If he
should fail 10 give such directions, on reasonable
terms. W. G. CARRINGTON Trustee
sc l-3Ot j. L. APPERSON, Trustee.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1882,

commencing at 3 o'clock u. NJ, the NEAT AND
ATTRACTIVE FARM located as above. ON which
Mr.. Carter now resides. 1t contains FORTY
ACRES, Of which about one third j. in woods.
The open land lies well for cultivation. The I'M
provcments consist Of an EXCELLENT DWELL
ING newly painted containing seven rooms
kitchen. barn. stable, &c. There Is an excellent
young orchard on the place. The location Is plea
SAINT and healthy, the neighborhOOd excellent, and
the roads leading b. il are In frst-rate order.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash to the eX-
tent of the expenses of sale and the amount of the
debt due thereon, yet | am authorized TO say that
the terms of payment can lie made rery liberal on
the payment of one fourth Of the purchasc-m0ney
in cash and lien on the property for The residue.
The auctioneers will show the property to those
who may wish TO see IT,.
WILLIAM L. COWARDIN,
Sc D Trustee.
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BY ". Goddin { SON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ FARM OF
L FORTY ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY,
on THE NEW NORTH ROAD. ABOUT TWO
MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, NEAR TO
TIE HENRICO ANDHANONER TURNPIKE
As trustee In certain deed of trust from Mr..
Is Court. in Deed-BOOk No 90. page 453. shall
in execution thereof proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on