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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
nalaes. (Ourf.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday
Morris Robinson lcoloredl, charged
with cruelty beating his mule. Fined
SO.
Magruder Burke, charged with being
drunk and attempting to strike George
Bannister with glass. Fined $40 and
surety for his good behavior required
in the sum of 5000 for twelve months.
Marshall Jackson, drunk. Fined 81.
Samuel LipscOmb (colOred), charged
with fighting in the street. Fined 80.
Pinkey alias Mary Frances Barker
Ccoloredj, charged with felony. Sent
on to the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court March |, 1856. No bail allowed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
rIee,ing the Judges I'm Glasses.

There is another subject upon when
We have received a number Of letters
since the last issue Of the JOurndt-
viz, the proposed constitutional amend
ments providing for the election OF all
the Judges Of the State in classes. Some
of these letters were from lawyers who
would be recognized everywhere as
among the leaders of the Virginia bar,
and they speak in unqualified approval
of the proposed scheme, and urge its
passage by the Legislature. We make
the following extract from one OF them'
which will serve as q sample Your
timely and earnest article favoring the
provision for electipg the Judges IN
classes seems to be bearing fruit, as
| see that the Senate committee
has reported favorably," &c. Since
our former article was written the
bill has been reported fayorably by
the Senate Judiciary Committee, and We
may saw that the chances forits passage
by both houses are now much more
favorable. We repeat what we have
before said, that the bill ought to be
nassed. Ii would be a most grieyous
error to fail in this. II is entirely un-
necessary to reiterate the many and OBJ
yious advantages OF the scheme, and to
repeat tha, they are so weighty and
conclusive that, so far as We are in
! formed, not single objection has beer
made to il; certain it is that no argu
ment can be made against the prmcipt'
upon which it proceeds. In one parti
cular. however, we would like TO SEE
the bill amended. IL provides thai
Judges elected to Gil vacancies shall b
elected for a fuA term. This seems t
us to be departure from the principle
which will almost certainly lead II
time to confusion, and might even de
feat one of the prime objects oil tn
scheme-viz., to prevent any change
in party politics from interfering TO IN,
considerable degree with the Judiciary
II ON the other hand, elections to til
vacancies are only for the nasrpire
ttyms, it will always be known before
hand that at fixed periods . given nun
ber Of terms will fall IN, and that eac
legislature viii elect given number
Judges. II seems hardly probable
however, that this objection III sach
be, could have escaped the ftsmsrs
the bill, or the Senate committss. -
there may b. some sppHolliag'rsase
ior The other vieu. isgdsis ~
lyopsmt ftr fs6rssys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
Northwestern Mutaai Life Insurance
Company.


The twenty.seventh annual state
ment, showing the condition of this
company at the close Of the year 1852
is published in another column.
The assets January |. 1856, were
$2I. .2G5, 25G.5G.
The income for 1885 was
prentu tums 7sj.04j 20
Interest and rents.................. l'5ls'lef o.
TOTAL -''''.''s''iVf --' y"
The surplus over 1 Ter cent. reserve
is 1898, ,G96.93. !
There were S,G67 new policies issued
in 1855, amounting to $22,5I,lS6' an
increase Of 100000 over the new
business of 1854. Adding restorations,
etc., as is done in the official reports as
we'll as in the advertisements OF other
companies, the amount of new business
of 1855 was over $50, 100000.
The whole number Of policies in force
January |, 1856, was j0,lO0, amount
ing to sllO,7lO, ,SGl-an increase for the
year of 4,lj2 policies and $ll,16,o'9
insurance.
1t will be observed that the assets
are of the most substantial character,
including no doubtful or huctuating Sc
/ curities.
The record shows that the new in-
surance of this company written in
1885 is ~ per cent. more than tnat
written in 1854. and this without
Welding to the temptation to introduce
its business into foreign countries, or
into portions Of our own country long
since interdicted because Of less favor
able mortality experience.
Examination Of the official reports OF
the Insurance Departments proves that
as regards strength and secdrI.y tht
Northwestern is second to no company
doing business in this country; careful
comparison Of it's dividends with those
of other companies on similar policies
shows that it makes the largest return
of surplus to policy-holders. There
fore. the members of this company
NAV safely assure their friends that tn
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company furnishes the best INSURANCE
at the lowest cost.
For several years the new bushes
of the Northwestern has steadily in
creased, fact highly creditable to tn
agents who have faithfully and sue
cessfully represented the company i
the several States in which 1t seek
business, and the new business OF tn
general agency in this State in los
shows an increase of 30 per cent. owe
. the preceding year.
These labOrS are appreciated by tn
old members of the company, who ar
no doubt willing to afford the agents a
possible assistance and encouragement
in their excellent work, which has re
.ulted in providing so many families
2 deceased policy-holders with the mean
, of support, and in making more pleasar
/ the declining years Of many who ha'
, received in old age the amount OF the
=. maturing endowment policies.
o The ratio Of death losses incurred
. mean amount at risk in 1884 was 0.9i
: In 1885 the same ratio was 0.9G. lot
years show a rate Of mortality muc
I more favorable than in any other larG
e company.
9 Applications for agencies or ms
: rance should be addressed to the gen
raj agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
Sad Death.

Yesterday morning at fifteen minutes
past ! o'clock Mr.. John Il. Brauer, son
of Mr.. F. C. Brauer, died at his resi-
dence. 2l0O Venable street. Mr.. Brauer
was only twenty-five years old, and was
a most estimable and promising young
man. lie graduated with high honors
in the class of 1881 at the Virginia
Military Institute. His untimely death
leaves his family and friends in deep
grief by whom he was held in the
kindliest esteem and regard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
Interesting For the Ladies.

The great slaughter sale of Ladies'
and Children's Wraps will be continued
this week at Thalhimer Brothers. They
will be sold at much lower figures than
actual cost, and this is your opportu-
nity to get good garment for very
little money. Do not miss this chance.
Stock large and assortment better than
elsewhere at Fifth and Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

cial order by. He did this at the in
stance Of friends Of the bill.
The bill was passed by.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The second special ordsr-the bill to
amend the law to provide for the Gov
ernor's appointing new Board OF Visi-
tors for the University Of Virginia--was
next called.
The bill was ordered to its engross-
ment and third reading.
DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURiNG,
MINING, AND AGRIcULrURE.
The third special order--the bill to
increase the usefulness Of the Depart.
ment Of Manufactures, Mining, ana
Agriculture-was next reported. :.
Mr.. Saunders offered several amend
ments, which were agreed to.
The bill was then ordered to its en-
crossment and third reading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
LImhalI Nrgnns Ahead.

Among the number Of kimball
organs recently sold by Walter d.
Moses & Co., 9l4 Main street, we may
mention a few most prominent St.
Johns Episcopal church, st. Mary's
Catholic church, Young Mems Christian
Association-railroad branch two
Kimballs), Beth Ahaba Synagogue
Eleventh street,, St. Joseph's Catholic
church two Kimballs), Sixth Mount
Zion church. Fourth Baptist church.
and Mount Calvary Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
NEW SUpERINTENDENTS.
SOME OF THE APPOINTEES.

,,.e,,on. nv the sss,e Beard OF Eduestien'
suhjee, 90 Cennrmsdsa or she senate Nc
The Board Of Education, consisting
Of the Governor, the Attorney-Gene-
raj, and the Superintendent OF Pubic
Instruction, met yesterday and ap-
pointed number Of superintendents Oh
schools for counties and cities, the terms
of their Office to commence July |,
1856, except those appointed to I'LL
vacancies, who 90 into Office upon
qualifying.
The Senate passed joint resolution
constituting the Constitution as vacating
the offices Of all superintendents of
schools on July lst. The resolution is
now pending in the House, and not
until some final action is taken by the
latter body will thesnames OF the regu-
lar appointees for the counties and
cities be sent in to the Senate fer con-
firmation.
The following have been appointed
by the Board:
Accomack, John Z. Mapp.
Albemarle, L. A. Niche Ipresent IN
cumbent).
Alexandria county. John E. Febrey.
Allegheny. George B. McCorkle.
Amelia. j. L. 7. Holland.
Appomattox, Charles Ii. Chiffon.
Bath, George W. Simpson.
Bedford, n. B. Hawkins.
Bland, David Munsey.
Botetourt, r. 5. Burks.
Buchanan, Sparrell Ratlifi.
Caroline, W. 7. Chandler.
Carroll, W. II. Mitchell.
Charles City, John F.. Cranes.
Charlotte, II. j. Watkins.
Chesterfield, W. A. Blankenshlp.
Clarke, W. F. Meade.
Craig, Crockett b. Givens.
Cumberland, William c. Carson.
Dinwiddie, Eugene {. Powell.
Dickinson, j. f. French.
Elizabeth City, j. NJ. Willis.
Essex, E. r. Baird-to I'LL vacancy.
Fairfax, NJ. D. Hall-to fill vacancy
Fauquier, W. C. Marshall.
FLOYD, 6. A. Willis.
Fluvanna, J. o. Shepherd.
Frederick. Morris NJ. Lynch.
Giles, d. F. Hale.
Gloucester, W. F. llogg.
Goochland, II. d. Ragland.
Grayson, W. S. Hale present IN
cumbent.
Greene, George 3. Jennings.
Greenesyille. W. y. Bell.
Halifax, I. E. Barksdale (presen
, incumbent).
, Hanover. W. II. campbell.
Highland, o. P. Chew present in
: cumbent).
Isle of Wight, Gavin Rawles.
E King William, William V. Croxtor
Lancaster, Frank W. Lewis.
Q Lee, A. NJ. Goings.
= Loudoun, Lewis VI. Shumate.
/ Louisa, Frank I. West.
q Matthews, Thomas b. Lane.
6 Mecklenburg, Thomas W. Smith.
: Montgomery, R. Il. Richardson.
). Nelson. George E. Cashie.
' Norfolk county, John 7. West.
. Princess Anne, q. Il. Mears-to II
e vacancy and for full term.
e Rockingham, George H: Hulvey.
Smyth, Judge D. {. Miller.
g Southampton, j. F. Bryant.
!. Warren, Gibson f. Roy.
,e Wise, John i. Gilley.
:. wythe, George R. Hutiord.
N York, W. Ii. Shield.
IS Alexandria city, R. L. Carne.
,e Lynchburg, Z. G. Glass.
x Norfolk city, James Barron Hope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

The ladies of the Dorcas Society Of
the Second Baptist church will hold a
Pot-Pourri Entertainment in the lecture
room on the 18th and 10Th February.
In the afternoon there will be a sugar
stew and popcorn entertainment for
children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
OF ". Il. Hersinan & &,

need not be deceived by this notice, and
imagine it was published free. We are
al laboring- exerting every eftort-to
please our patrons, the text OF the above
firm being the Golden Rule. They are
in trouble-breakage of machinery
but all will be we'll by Monday the
18th. Rest assured, friends, that all work
will be satisfactory otherwise they
hold themselves responsible, and kind
ly return sincere thanks for indulgence,
patience, and last, though not least
confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
We mention I:

We IitHiious
Fine yard-wide CNBLEACHEp COTTON.
Good yard. wide FAMILY RLEAcHED
ANpRnsCsI,S;fN' sI AN l.. BLEACHEp q, &C.:
RARkER-MlIIS SHEErlNG. equal 10
Fruit OF. the Loom. es4c.;
FRUIT. OF.THE. LOON, 7e.;
DAVOIi MILLS. SC;
NEW YORK Mills, g%c..i ,,, ,,.,rr,,>,
Good Ga BLEACHED PILLOW 'orIoN'
GOOD d full 1914 BLEAcHEp sHEErlNG,
Utica City full ie., BLEAcHED SHEET
r., ,RKt'Y.REp sfl,' TABLE.pAMAsKs, 2,c.;
Also. LINEN CRtSnEs. DAMAsks,
TOWEIS. DoYLlES, TIDES, NAP
KINS. SPl lASliERS, &c.
Some OF the pre- ttlest designs OF our cOI-
ORED and WHITE I'm y ROlpEkED
SHEER-TIIREAD LINEN HANpkEfs-
CHIEFS are still TO be selected at that Won
derful price,
worth from 35 to Use.
| CARPET, CURTAIN, MD UPHOLSTERY
| DEPARTMENT.
| With an extensive assortment of fLAIN
| and ARABESQlE HOLLANDS, We are
| pre pared TO esti mate for any quantity, kind,
or size OF WINDOM.SliADES.
| OUR SPECIALITY.
| LINEN HOLLAND WINDOW.SiiADES,
| five different colors;
| spRING HOLLANDS, with fringe. cord,
and every requirement, ready TO put up.
at soc. JULIUS MEYER a. son.
fel4 COL and 6O3 broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

The Young Ladies' Missionary So
cie,y Of the First Baptist church will
give q Social Entertainment In the leo
ture-room Of that church on Tuesday
evening. February l6th, between the
hcprs Of 8 and u o'eleck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
seasomabie EtymoIogy.

An exchange says that the word "to-
boggan' - is from an Indian term signi-
fying a sled. This is not the case. 1t
is from the two Latin words, /" tobus,"
ITO smash" and 1" "bogubus," meaning
- all to pieces"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
ktIxer Carnival.

Don't forget the Carnival at the Thea
tire ednesday night and Thursday
matinee for the benefit of the Eye,
Ear, and Throat lndrmary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

LACE CURTAINS from 81 up 10 SIS pair
LACE FOR CURTAINS from l29c. up 10
75c q yard;
LACE. STRIPED sCRIMS FOR CUR
TAlNs. in new patters, ~ l2I2c. yaru
worth Z0c:
IEEsIAN DRAPERG FOR CURTAINS al
BE. a yard worth csc;
MADRAS DRAPERY FOR CURTAlNSs At
lee. per yard worth 30c.;
kkMNANTs OF CURTAIN lACES very
cheap.
4 large assortment OF WiSDOW-SHADES'
TT RTAN-POLES. CoRNICES, LOOPS
BRASS CHAINS, &C, at
LEVY a DAVlSS,
fes l0l7and dlol9 MaiR street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
Nm House North or south

can furnish better Pianos and Organs,
or on better terms. than Ryland 4 Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

The Celebrated Fischer Piano.
Large stock for rent or sale at lowest
prices at Ryland ( Lees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

Tyenty.EigIrt second-Ha Pianos
at Ryland & Lees, 9l3 Main street.
Great bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
THE EYE IS THE WINDOW Of
THE SOUL.
DE. :. GALESkI

DR.. :. GALESKI,
CONSULTING OrTICIAS,
begs leave 10 inform the people OF Rlch.
mond and Virginia that ne mas openeu
OPTICAL PARLORS
AT 7lO EAST GRACE STREET.
furnished with every convenience and IA.
cilitv for the examination OF the eye anu
constrnction of such glasses as may be pro
per 10 remedy optical defecls.
THE NEW LIGHT.EQUALlIlNG IN
STRUMENT
ip use at my Office Is the greatest acnleNe
mcnt known TO modern science lor tne pul'
pose OF discovering errors OF reIracti%oL % In
IN. human eve without the use OF Della
dcnna or atropia formerly required thus
doing away with the trouble. lncohNe,,
njence. and loss OF time incident to the OLD
In order TO prove the efficiency OF my me
thOd will examine any ones eyes uhIH
the 18Th day OF March
FREE OF CHARGE.
mo NOT USE IMPROPER GLASSES,
NOR allow your eyes TO suffer for want oi
sneciacles. Either case must not leau 70
hIndness. but it has a tendency to make
one uncomioi table by provoking hean
ache dizziness. &C., and may eventually
iead to painful, burdensome and useless
All glasses made and adjusted to sui
zach individual case. no matter how seem
irely severe. at charges within the reacl
.eaaiiI DIR. S. GALESKl,
VI "' Consulting Opucian,
7IO east Grace street.
Office. hours . \. NJ. to L. NJ.
10 NV circulars stating when glasse
should first he worn or those IN use apan
doned mailed free on apslcation'
fe l4-ltf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
AntSEsIENTS. A


MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH,
EVERY EVENING DURING TIE WEkh
AND
DAILY MATINEES AT 2:3O L. VI,
first appearance OF the RISING Souns N'ne''
can actor,
MIR, KING BEDLEY,
in Boucicault famous play OF
AFTER DARK.
with a cast OF unusual strength mag ! ,
'cenery, and new and novel mechanical
effects. 1000.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT
WEEK.
Prices OF adm ission. Is, 25, and soc. Mati,
noe prjces Children under twelve years OF
age i5c.. and adults 25c.-to any part oil the
HoS. office open from 10 A. NJ. 10 9 7: NJ.
for the sale of served seats. 10 IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
TIVE POLITE ART OF DANG q

THE POLITE ART OF DANC- a
J. ING.-Madam LOUIS has open. -
ed her classes at Monticello ha, eseT IN
uRDAY AFTERNOONS at 81 for the re-.
ception OF pupils Ladie. and gensiIeensp, y,
MbEDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS ~
OK. For particulars call 81 the AcaaemS a., III
address through mail 1oox east Masnsu
street or s07 east Broad street. no IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
REHN.iNTS.
HL.L[BURGS.

iID EARGAlNS IN HAMbUh" ED"'
INGs AND INSERTlNGS.
Ne SHOW an Immense stock our prices
sie always the lowest. We also show a very
large and choice assortment OF
TORCHUN AND OTHER LACES'
TO LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
NIIVER CARNlyAL. TO TAKE

- | LN II X CAhNtl AL ~ nv
- place at the THEATRE FEBkUAE1
l7rH AND 18TH, for the heneht Of the Ef
AND EAR lNFlRMAKY,:.r wEpN ISn h9Pnfff pf1f
t,EIsru. HURSDAY MATINEE.
O'clock. "CIND ERELLA." Fancy Dancing
singing and Tableau. ..u,roo o1c
reserved seats. 7oc. MaunesI,SO III horse
Inc. adults, 25c-to all partsot tue mouse
nese,yed seats for sale at Mr. VI. B. tsa'
mos New Muslc.Store, so3 Main street
"'" ~ In Si.Su, W&Ftd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

CEND FOR A SAMPLE COPY OF
- The SOUTHERN FLORIST, with prices
III. -. CATLIN.
snorth NiHth street. Richmond, Va
n 1/s1fa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
6pnood;mAy Ra1goMza

LINEN DEFARrMENT-CoNT
One lot Browns best Cloths
reduced from n....................sS w 10 w
One lot Browns best Cloths
reduced from ................ IL ou 10 Z OO
One lot Unbleachcd Linen
Damask reduced from ."... q TO 5Oc.
One lot Unbleached Linen
Damask reduced floIn....... GO 10 soc.
One lot Cnbleached lAnen
Uamask reduced FROM. 30 10 4Oc'
Beat value ever offered IN
Damask reduced from -...... 30 10 VI %
One lot remnants Linen
Damask and Irish Iinen
at one half their cost.
Furniture Creto mes.
choice patterns, reduced
from ................................ A. 10 25c.
f,o,n ......... ......... 81 10 zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
DICHMOND MOZART ASS0CIA-
IN TlON.

The regular wee kly soiree will take place S AZ
the Mozart Academy Of Music MONDai
NIGHT, Februsry LIST. at $50 O'Clock. Au'
mission only by membership or inVltailoh-
nards which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain Invitations cards on
annlication TO T.. l.. SIE6EL, All bIoau
street: G. r. JOHNSTON, 9ls Main street OF
WALTER ID. MOSES & Co., 9l4 Main street.
H-1f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
WORK OF THE TWO HOUSES.

Agricultural soeiety-A STATE Accountant
Tn, VIRGINIA and Carolina Railroad-New
Businsss, kc., &c.
The Senate met at IL o'clock Hon.
John L. Hurt, President pro tem., IN the
chair.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Koiner: Petition Of citizens
of Augusta county asking for the pas.
sage Of local-option law which will
apply to counties, cities, towns, and
distilleries.
By Mr.. Twyman (by request; A bill
to allow John r. Alrich, treasurer OF
spotsylyania county, further time to
collect tax-tickets in his hand, and for
which he has accounted to the State.
BY Mr.. Diggs. A bill to incorporate
the Perpetual Building and Loan Com
pany.
By Mr.. Colrane: A bill to incorpo.
rate the Grand Lodge Of the order OF
Temperance Workers of the State oi
Virginia. =,
BY Mr.. Staples A bill TO prescrioe
a condition precedent to the hiring OF
penitentiary convicts to the Danyille
and New.Riyer Railroad Company.
The bill provides that said company,
precedent to hiring convicts to be used
in the extension of said road west OF
the town Of Stuart, in the county OF
Patrick, shall, by its duly-constituted
agents, execute a valid, eifectual, aud
legal release Of the subscription oi
$50, 200 to be expended in such extern
sion, heretofore voted by Patrick coun-
tv. and all liabilities resting upon Pa
trick county on account of the same
said release shall be approved by the
Attorney-General.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14
SOMETHING To 0DELIGHT THE LADIES
)F SOME OF THE

cHocEAND
RsrDLYRE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

THE YOUNG LADIES MISSION
i AIRY SOCIETY or THE FIRST BAP-
TiST CHURCH will oiier 10 their friends
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS OF varied anu
HAY ENFNINC;, February 10th, from To
Da,oiool, IL l4-2tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-14

The following special orders were
set For Monday at 1890, House bill
authorizing the Board of Supervisors
Of Norfolk county to levy license-tax
for The sale of wine, alcoholic and malt
LIQUORS. for the use and benefit OF the
free schools Of said county; for Tuei-
day at ! o'clock, Senate bill to amend
section of chapter l, and sections
and 2 Of chapter 3, and sections | and
9 Of chapter 8 Of an act entitled an act
to provide charter for the'city of Pc
tersburg, approved March II, 1919,
and TO declare vacant all the offices oil
councilmen Of said city; for Wednes-
day at O'Clock, House bill to provide
for bringing suits against receivers in
| certain cases.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1886-06-02
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Mary Rountree, now dead for
more than nine months, by her deed OF trust
dated August ,, lso3, and recorded in the
Recorder oIhce within and for Bates county
Missouri, in Book No -. page Il9, conveyed t5
the Undersigned trustee the following described
real estate lying and being situate in the county
Of Bates and state of Missouri to-wit:
The east half of lot numbered one m in the
northwest quarter of section five f5) township
thirty-nlne tSsl OF range go, containing forty
acres more or less
W hlcn conveyance was made in trust to secure
the payment OF one certain note fully described
in said deep OF trust; and whereas, default has
been made IN the payment of said note and the
accrued interest thereon, now long past due
and unpaid Now, therefore, at the request of
the legal holder of said note, and pursuant to
the conditions of said deed of trust l will pro-
ceed TO sell the above described premises at
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash,
at the east front door of the court house, in the
city Of Butler, county of Bates an! state of Mis-
sOuri, on
Thursday, June 18TH, 1886,
between the hours of O'Clock in the forenoon
and O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, for
the purposes of satisfying said debt. interest
and costs. C. C. DUKE, Trustee.