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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

The people OF Hilsborough, n. H.. who
passed Mr.. EatOn's house, on HendikeT
street, used 20 wonder wha. caused the con-
crete pavement 10 swell up In a certain spot,
where an elevation like a cone had formed.
Finally they opened the cone and found that
q modest toadstool had pushed up the thick
aud heavy concrete while growing.
The daughter OF the King Of Shoy has
recently married the eldest son OF King
John OF AbyssIniA, with spentor unparal-
lelcd IN modern ceremonies. The crown
worn by the bride is regarded as the one
which deeked the bead OF the Queen CT
Shebs. According 10 the native records, 10
has been In the possession % the Ethiopian
Kings for twenty-five centuries.
Jack Wells, 4 hunteroi Livingston, MOnt.,
while shooting on the Crazy mountains the
other day ran on three silyer-,iD be r. He
turned loose his repeating nGe and killed
two in their tracks. The other was
wounded, and at that moment the main-
spEing Of bis rife broke. lie Tried 10 de-
iend hinsef with the guuas club, but was
fatally hun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21


General FuzJohn Porter says he takes no
interest IN politics.
The German Emperor has bestowed the
Order Of The Black Eagle upon bis vie.
The Prince Of wales has been learning
Magyar. and recently msde brief speech in
that tongue.
Secretary Bayarl isat Maitapoisett spend
ing several days with his daughter, Mrs. 5.
2. Wsrden, Jr.
Governor Richardson, Of South Carolina,
pronounces the elections in that State tho
isircst 10 the world.
II Hung Chang, Prime Minister Of China.
l. deyotiug great deal OF attention To the
Improvement OF the Reproduction OF that
country.
Cardinal Manning f. collecting his shorter
papers. which dual with practical subjects,
both religious and SOCIAL. into volume, TO
be- published shortly ~ q further c0nlrbu-
ton 10 bis hl5celinles.
It's announced that Benzon, better known
as " Jubilee Jngeins," the English plurgcr,
T. not a near ruin As has hcca reported. Ia
fact be- has found Il utterly impossible TO
spend $1,000 900 in two years.
Word has come u the death ol Mrs. j. J.
Pickering. Of Portsmouth. n. II. She was
founder of the Societies Tor The Prevention
OF Cruelty 10 Chllirtn and Tor the Proven.
ton 81 Cruelty % Animal, IN thar state and
yiceprcsldont Of tae American Humane So
0cty.
The bead waiter in the c1ff OF a well.
known downtown hotel in New York i
D, IN Tor - p,rfrsffa 40 WolI lfp IL a hearty
healthy. looking German, who bushes be-
commgy when the lew regular patrons who
know of hrs weakness for art refer 10 70
jokinglv. II is a comfortable joke for him,
however. for be- turns . good many honest
so bills 10y il, that being about his figure for
portrait.
Rider Hacgard has curious theory res
ggrding the fate Of Henry VI stanley. lie
thinks that the explorer !. alive, bat that he
has been seized. taken into the inferior Of
Africa, and deliied by sCmc OF The tribes. lie
is inclined 10 think that Stanley viii be treat
ed with the greatest kindness and veucrotion.
hut that he will not b. permitted to escape.
When the interior tribes lind a real live idol
who seems TO them 10 be godhke IN appear
ance aud power they are not likely to give
him up.
Professor Won Lauer, tho physician Of the
late Emperor William, who holds the rank OF
general IN the Pussan army.wili in Dee, m
Der celebrate the siXtleth anniversary OF ms
entrance in the public service. lie was ap.
pointed surgeon At the Charity Hospital IN
Berlin in ISIS, and remained there two years
and half, when he WAS assigned 20 posi-
tiou in the army as surgeon OF a company.
lie has Just completed his eighiieth year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

o'clock on the last day ~ most protrscsed
scss,on ia the annals Of Congress, Ia addition
10 the Speaker there were fifteen members
IN attendance. In the galleries there were
not more than one hundred persons 10 wit
ness the closing scenes. In bis opening
prayer the Chaplain returaed thanks for The
many mereies vouchsa'ed TO the members
during the session aud invoked Divine
blessing upon tDe Speaker. officers, and mem
hers Of The House aud the members OF the
press whoga duty 70 has been TO report the
proceedings OF Congress.
On reti0u Of Mr.. r. u. Taylor. OF Ohio,
Joint resolution was passed authorizing TIE
exhibit made by the Government At the Cen.
tenns Exposition At Cincinnati ia remain
at the Exposition until November 18th.
In accordance with resolution adopted,
on motion o. Mr.. McMilliu, OF Tennessee,
the speaker appointed Messrs. McMillln OF
Tennessee, Clements 81 Georgia, and Ryan
% kansas ~ a committee on the part OF the
lIolse 10 wait upon the President ana in-
form him tbst Congress Is ready 10 adjourn
n ne has no further communication 10 make.
A recess was then taken until 1880.
After The recess Mr.. McMDIIn, chairman
Of the committee appointed 10 wait upon the
President. reported that that duty had been
performed and the President had stated that
be had no further communication to make
10 Congress. further recess was taken
until seven minutes before /. After the Sc
cond recess (NT. McMilhn, Of Tennessee, in
TIE chair Sir. Ryan. Of Kansas. offered and
the House unanimously adopted the follow
iug resolution: That the thanks Of this
House are hereby rendered 20 Hon. John q.
Carlisle, speaker, for the courtesy, ability,
and f,irness with which he has presided over
the deliberations OF the first session Of the
Fiiueih Congress.
SPEAKER Carlisle having resumed the chair,
Mr. Hopkins, Of New York, offered and
the House adopted q resolution rendering
the thanks Of the House 10 It's officers for the
courteous manner In which they have dis
CHARGED their duties.
A. the hands Of the clock pointed to the
hour ot tbe Speaker said, "Tbe hour Of 1
O'Clock having srnycd ! now declare the
House adjourned sine de-" The announce
ment was received with applause, and the
correspondents Ia tho press gallery evinced
their thankfulnesS by chsDting doxologY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
AuosnitabIe Engineer.

COwELL's. y. C., October 10. lSSS.
Editor Of the Dispstch; Having spentfour-
teen years OF my lie IS locomotive engi-
neer, formerly member Of the Brotherhood,
Division No. Z, II Fayette, Ind. II was with
great interest that read the proceedings Of
The convention now assembled IN your city
as published in the Dispatch OF yesterday,
and With pleasure read the name OF Shady
Mcclure, vita whom l was formerly ssso-
cisled 81 Jackson, Tenu.. ON The Mobile and
Ohio railroad, and also on the Union Pacific
railroad at CheyeBne, Wyoming, wbc
would remember me as brother OF
Edward Gregory, a lifelong engi-
neer. resigned my position as engi-
neer on the h., N, A. q G. 4. x. at Bloom
ington, Ind, IN 1872 10 come South to en-
gaze In agricultural pursuits, aad where,
hNiag been successful beyond my expecta'
tons, | have since resided. L would es-
TEEN 1t TIE happieSt event o. my life 10 WEI
come any member OF the Brotherhood and
former acquaintance that might be dese-
gate TO the convention 20 my home, Halifax
county. n. G., where any friends from the
North or West coming amoag this hospfta.
bic people are always kindly welcome.
F'KKD. w. GRR0oRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
Hapti.t Anniversaries OF West vir-
EIuIa.

The Bapii,is Of the state Of West Virginia
held their annual meeting in Clsrkshurg, W..
Va, last week Professor d. Il. Puriugton,
~ the state University, was made PRECEDENT
Rev. r. Il. Szdler clerk, aud W. +. Atkisson
treasurer. Rev. II. &. Weston, u. D.,
preached the opening sermon. The reports
from the churches give 10000 Baptists In
West Virginia
Rev. A. =. Dickinson announced the Dur-
pose OF the owners Of the Religious Herald
to press the circulation oi their paper IN
West Virginia as never before.
The discussion Of the claims OF education
brought out Drs. II. q. Weston, A. Y. Dick.
insou, y. Il. Puriugton, aud Others, and
closed with a collection Of $1,000 for Broad
dus Female institute Of ClarEsburg.
Or. Dickinson told what bad been done IN
old Virginia al Glade springs, and especially
Of what Hiram V. Thompson, Esq, Of that
town. had done.
A letter was read from Rev. c. II. Rylsnd,
ID. D., about tue great work Richmond Col
leee Is doing in educating West Virginia
Young men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

81. Theresa's Roman Catholic church, New
York city, celebrated It's SILVER jubilee on
SUNDAY last. The ground has bad three
churches upon il. The frst was the Netho-
dist Episcopal, destroyed about 1900; the
second the Protestant Episcopal, built IN
1913; and twenty-five years ago the latter
was sold to the Roman Catholics. Arch
bishop HUGHES preached his last sermon in
IL, and Cardinal hcClosSey appeared in pub
lic there for the last time.
The United Presbyterian saws: Confessed
" less thought T. given by Christians 70 the
inmates Of our prisons and less effort Is made
for their reformation than seems 10 be ~
qulrod by the teaching OF the Saviour sud
humane feelings. prison sunday" wbicn
now asks for recognition IN the ecclesiastical
calendar, NAV be made 10 do 90 important
service In this connection. What may or
should be done in a practical WAY for the in-
mates Of the prisons is question haid TO
solve.
The Rev. Thomas Sunrise, fuli-booied
Indian, and once medicine-man Of the Oneida
tribe OF New York, has volunteered 10 be-
come pastor OF A cOlo!ed Methodist church
at Putnam, Conn. Sunrise claims 10 have
converted the Oneidas 10 Christianity. He
will draw no salary from bis new paslorate,
but will depend upon the generosity d his
flock for maintenance. Sunrise IS a large,
impressive Tedskiu, with a good command
OF English, and a certain picturesque eio-
quence that Is most impressive.
The practice Of csrping at ones preacher.
says the Sunday-School Times, opens before
the average chulch-memDer or the ave-
rage church-goer such possibilities Of evil
doing as are practically alllnable by
the average man or woman through
no other method Of persistent devil
serving. And earping at the preacher Is a
means 0, eViLdOing that Ia open to 4 person
whO Is far below tue average IN any Ordinary
congregation, a. well as 10 those persons " DO
are far above that average. II requires less
ability, and Is likely 10 compass more
harm, than any other form Of social sin-
ming.
A kind OF religions club establishment,
called 4" A Parrish house." OF the Congrega-
tlOnal Church. was dedicsted AZ Nsug stuck.
Conn, reeeBtly. u ee1tAins a parlor, Ii
brary, dressiu s-FOOms, Sunday school room,
gymnasium. kitchen, study-Toom. and recep-
ticn-reem. lts dedlcatogy services we're i'm
posing, Addresses we're maize by minister's
and layTaen sf note. The Christian Aivo-
cate suggests that the sociai element needs
attention. TIE fathers Esye Is too ltifie. Toe
danger h thai II VIII conc 10 be paramount
instead OF Subsidiary. We have grave doubts
OF she 6nai bsnelsts o. such eisoorHte pIovf
sions for purely Intellectual, social, and
payeical suscepsisiiities In connection with
the Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
CsERIATIANsRURG.
Goes 10 Characterization or Mr.. Eg-
bert Leigh-Dr. Black
Special telegram 70 ths Dispatch.I


CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, October 2O.-Miss
Rachsel Peck. OF Blscksburg, daughter OF
Mr.. Charles Peck. elder Of the Presbyterian
Church, left on the 18th for China. She goes
out a. missionary Of the Northern Presby-
terlan Church.
Mr.. Egbert Leigh is not so we'll TO-DAY.
He had been improving for several days and
sanguine hopes Of his recovery were enter
tained. The symptoms to-day, however,
are unfayorable.
The news Of DR.. Blacks death, which
reached Us by wire lsst.night, was a great
shock 10 the entire community. He was
widely known throughout the county and was
universally loved. Ia bis death the county
as we'll as he State loses : man whose iDtu-
ence and talent will be sadly missed and
whose place II will be bard to supply. HOu-
ored for his ability, admired for bis heroism
and purity. loved for bis geulality and sym
patty Of heart, he will always occupy a warm
place ia the hearts OF his countymen. His
remsins reached here tonight on the 6:2O
train. lie viii be buried at his home in
B!aeksburg tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
senasor nia.r speaa. % s.essr.eurs.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatcnj
PErERsBusG, Va, October 2o.--senator
Blair. OF New Hampshire. addressed ne
publIcau meeting In the Academy OF Music
tonight, and was introduced by General
Malone. senator Blair discussed the arm
and the educational bill which bears hrs
name. lie predicted that IN the next four
wears the South would be dominated oy lie
publican ideas and urged upon Republicans
the Importance OF carrying virginia this
year.
Speaking OF the Confederate army, no
gracefully said that IL had written record
for valor unequalled In the pages OF history:
He argued that the Democratic members OIL
Congress from Virginia were opposed 70 tbe
Blair bill. despite their protestalions to me
contrary. because they voted for Carihle as
Speaker OF the House, the latter being noto-
riously antagonistic to his educational bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
WILLIE
Runaway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bsr.
becue Announced.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch-l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch-l
DANvnLE, Va, October 20.-This morn.
ine r. q. Hayih and Joseph HensIey (white,
end George Poteat (colored) drove into the
city from Caswell county with wagUn-loid
Of hoop poles. On Green street the horse
took fright and ran away. Hensley's arm
was broken, Hayth was badly cut on the
head, and POteat received cut on the bead
and perhaps internal injuries.
Arrangements have been made for grand
Democratic interstate barbecue on October
S9th. Democrats from Virginia aud North
Carolina will be invited, and ample provi-
sons be made 10 feed i've thousand people.
The funeral ~ j. q. Miller, Sr., who died
yesterday, took place this afternoon. tie
was an old citizen. highly esteemed. and was
the father Of hr. I. AshJy Miller, OF Rich
mOnd.
Judge Waller II. Staples made speech 10
the Democrats here tonight.
Cards aTe out for the marriage OF Miss
jamie Abel. tate Of Danville, and Frank d.
Hunt, secretary OF the Portsmouth Christian
Association. the ceremony 10 take place al
Sn0Wville, Pulaski county, November lst.
Sales % leaf tobacco were rather light this
week and little country tobacco was mar
keted,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
I.wYrR cLrveaLY swrsDLED.
A. Eccentric Nekro secures over
$4,000 from Him ON worth
less Security.

spcciai dispAtch from Boston, Mess,
sav,. Joseph Fowle, colored man, sixty
wears old. and owner OF 4 candy store al NO.
100 Court street, was arrested to-day charged
with fraudulentiy obtaining money from
John III. Appleton, n lawyer, OF NO. 70 Court
street. Fowie Il a West End character, and
hiss many Influential friends, Mr. Appleton,
from whose father Fowle leased the Court
street store, being among the number.
Fowle Is said 10 DO wealthy, but "near."
His eccentricities are many. Last August
Fowle called upon the complainant and
stated that he wanted 10 borrow large sum
Of uhuey. He said he had money IN plenty,
but wished 10 run the store for the coming
few months on borrowed money, and want
cd Dir. Appleton to advance him about
g. 600, for which be would give double Sc
CURLY.
Mr. Appleton treated this request IS an
other example OF Fowe's eccentrcity. and
loaned him S2,0jl in different sums. The So.
curity, e. 600 In cash, was received, and al
Fowle's suggestion a part of II was placed IN
sealed tin boxes, which were iuclosed IN box
hired by Mr.. Appleton At the security Vaults.
IL was agreed before the officers OF these
vaults that these boxes should not be opened
By Mr. Appleton except In the presence oil
was similarly deposited in the Equitable
Sa,ety-Deposit Vaults. Shortly after these
transactions Mr.. Appleton learned that
Fowle had gone 10 tsnAds. Mr. Appleton
soon afterwaId obtained evidence enough 10
warrant the officers OF the safety Deposit
Company 20 allow INN 10 open tie boxes IN
their vaults In the presence OF witnesses.
Two Of the small boxes were found 10
couidu sealed packages. each marked
500, and containing nothing but pieces OF
pssteboaTd. Another package, supposed 10
contain similar sum, was made up OF
pieces OF paper. about which a genuine $40
nlIl was relied Al examination ~ the
boxes a. the Equitable Safety Deposit Com
pany's place shorsd a similar state o. affairs.
A warrant was obtained for FOWle's arrest.
The latter returned from Canada this morn
inc snd was arrested. Mr.. Appleton says
that Fowle must have sklIiully changed the
packages. The police cay that Fowle adj
mits bis gBilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

ny telegraph 20 the Dispetch.l
WAsuNCT0N, u. c., October 20.-Very
few nominations made by the President du.
ring the session Of Congress Just ended
failed OF action by the Senate. Among those
in suspense are George MoOraan, United
States Marshal for the Eastern district Of
Louisiana, dozen probate judges IA Utao,
few army and navy promotions, aud q
dozen postmasters, only two Of the latter be-
ing in the ~Outh-ylZ., Byron Semey, OF
dickson, Mss, and James II. R0defer, OF
Woodstock. Va. Three nominations were
reiected-Slmuel +, Bigelow, United States
District Attorney for New Jersey, and two
postmasicrs, one 81 West Point, N. T., and
the other AZ West MedtOEd. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Hen. Georqe L. CabeI speaIks-A Cor
reciton.


South BosroN, VA, October 20.-Hon.
George &. CaDell spoke 10 a large audience
AZ Black Walnut to-day. Mr.. Cabell, II IS
needless 70 say, was received with unbound d.
81 enthusiasm by his former constituents,
who still love and admire him. lie made
mAgu ncent speech and did great good FOR
tue Democratic ticket
In my telegram yesterday there was an error
which demands correction. The telegram
wss printed I'm to yesterday there Was
some chance Of several Republican vote. be-
ing cast al This and other precincts for Mr..
=. /. Hopkins" d.. DC. I wrote Prohibit
ti0ni-ts. and 30 70 ought 20 have been, for The
Probibiti0nists Of this county 90 not y ish TO
BE- called Republicans, nor do they deserve
10 bc.
Enthusiastic meetings were also held day
a. Me1j,yllie and Martins store. Major
John ". RELY. Major H. A. Edmondson.
and Mr. y. q. Green spoke AZ McadsyIlle,
aad captain Henry Edmunds and j. Wat
kius Leigh, E.q, spoke at Martin's Store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21

Correspondence Of shs kichmOnd Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond pspatchJ
WEST PoIST, Va, october 20, 1888.
The fine steamship the Marathon left yes
tefday ior Liverpool. She was loaded here
VITA gram and cotton. IL Is understood
thai she has been chartered 10 come heck
here on the 2fth Of November. aud will
bring cargo Of salt for Davenport 4 Morris.
Reynolas Brothers. Of Norfolk, viii then
again lesd her with cotton for Liverpool.
She n oue Of the finest steamers that his
ever been here. aad lett drawing Twenty-Five
and enc bait feet Of water. Two other large
steaneRs are expected tomorrow.
judge waadsil, Republican candidate for
Congress, was here lsst night. So far as can
DC learned be- dad aot make any public cd /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
sn,n Inne, at nnrham.

fspecial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
DURHAM, y. c., October 2o.-ReY. Sam
Jones BEGAN ten days revival meeting here
tonight IN Parrish's warehouse, which has
been ttted up with a seating capacity OF
1000. A tremendous crowd heard the open
Ing sermon tonight, which fully sustained
the reputation OF the Georgia reyiyalist. All
the churches ioin 10 the services. IL is ex-
pected great good will result from the meet
ings. No such religious enthusiasm was
ever manifested here before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21


WAsUNGr0N, D. g., October 20.-The
closing hours Of the session OF Congress
we're comparable 10 those OF none OF its
predecessors within the memory OF the
present generation. The hustle aud excite
mont, the crowded corridors, The anxiety OF
claimants and lobbyists, the efforts OF legis-
lalors In hehalf Of bclated measures were
conspicuously missing. In the Senate gal
lery the audience OF a score Of indVlduas at
II O'Clock bad incrCaaed 10 200 or 300 nj The
end. and these looked down 10 placid silence
upon the round dozen Of senators and the
complement OF clerks, paees. snd attendants
bu-lly doing nothing upon the floor OF the
chamber. The dignity and decJrum OF the
BODY were preserved TO the end, despite
the meagrcnes, u number, and the Tact that
there wa. less than q quorum present and
that The body was practically ppwerloss Tor
any legislative purpose was successfully con-
cfaled from the official eye Of The official re-
porter. Con,tructiyely the ttriH bill was
under discussion, but practically not 4 word
was said on the subject. The greater part Of
the first hour was spent in q recess formally
proposed by Senator Allison and formally
ordered by the Senate. but the last hour,
with n few momentary Interruptions,
was spent in state OF suspended ami
nation, II waiting for the time. Sixty
seconds before I O'Clock the President
pro tenn. (Nr. Ingalls, arose, and with the
uttelance 81 Dbl. tirst syllable a hush OF pro-
found silence tcIl upon the body with the
fall Of the gayel, the act which formally ter
minated the Grst session Of the Fiiheth Con-
grcss, audience, attendants, even the seDa-
tors. relieved now from the operations OF tbe
rigid Senate rules, applauded the brief
though digui6ed AMI courty remarks Of the
Chair and celebrated the beginning Of the
recess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
Congressional work.

fBy telegraph % tho Dlspatcn.l
WASHINGTON, October 2O.-rhe records OF
the Waite House show that the whole mum.
Der OF bills aud Joint resolutions pissed at
the session Of Congress Just closed Was l,443,
Of which l,l97 were approved by the Presi-
dent, % became laws without bis signature,
12s we're vetoed. and % failed for want Of
signature up to the time of adjournment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21
Kent ON WITH 81. epeech.

Special telogram % INC DlspaIcnI
CHARLESTON. ". Va, October 2O.-Fri-
dav evening as Rev. 4. Mics, 81 this CITY.
va. maxine prohibition speech at Trophiil
some one threw large stone through tie
window. Just missing bis head. The shattered
glass striking him on the neck. The stone
was thrown with such force as ~ make =
deep dent in the opposite WALL thirty-hye
ir,t away. Mr. Mick Kept on wiki his
cnoDeu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-21


DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OFTRU5T
I'D 70 teo undersigned win sell ss public anc-
ton, on the premises, No. eOO 81 fsui suee.
corner Duvsi stroet, Oh
FRIDAY, ocroBgR 20. 1888,
at o'clock F. NJ, all Of ssld PROPERTY con-
weed In said deed. as follows:
GENERATOR,
sGAIiOS COPPER FOUNTAINS.
/ BOTrLiNG TABLE,
2 SYzUP-PUMPs.
SYRuP-KEGS,
SYRUP-BOiLER,
/ WASHING-TUB,
VIrRlOL-PUNp,
HORSE AND HARNESS,
= W sGONs,
lot Of BOXES,
lot of WiRE-FASrRNTNGS,
lot q BOTTLES,
FEsD-GUIlkN
The above articles being complete b0tfing
outfit aud Ia good condition, raro opportunity
Is offered % persons desiring 10 engage tn tho
boiling business
TgRNg: one third IN cash: the balance on
credits u six and tweiye mO0th-, Tie purchaser
10 give hrs negotiable notes. with pcr cent. IN
forest added, aud endorsed to The Satisfaction Of
tho trustee, Tor the deferred payr1ents.
CBOhGE .. hOOfEk, jR.,
o. Il Trustee.