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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
THE TARIFF IN A NEW LIGHT
From The Pittsburg Times.

The great event NJ the moment-the international
CongresS-Wtl afford new suggestions and create arg
mens not before considered In revising the tariff.
Congress Will not be IN hurry TO act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT.

From The Norwich Bulletin.
Probably with an American engine INA enus'A'
Baltimore would have done better sulL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

The murder of Lyman S. Weeks in Brooklyn
two years and a half ago is at last to be avenged
the Court of Appeals having affirmed the convlc-
ton of Greenwald There was never any rea-
son to doubt this mans guilt or the fairness Of
his trial. The interval between the murder and
its punishment has been long, but not long
enough for public interest in the daStardly
crime to die out. But such prolonged delays
do much to deprive the death penalty Of its
deterrent effect on the criminal classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
n,-urAnnI1s MAY RE DIS AppOINTFn.

NlNNEAIVI-Io NM DE- DKofr IVIN I'D
From The Minneapolis Tribune
IN, two Dakotas 60 dry II will probably be 0
a. bing for the " package" trade OF Minneapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

There is nothing alarming in this announcement
for IL was to be expected that just as soon as
the American Navy began to assume decent pro-
portions there would be scarcity OF men to
man the ships. This was anticipated by secre-
tary Tracy when he appointed the Board on ac-
tics and Organization some time ago. An enort
was made year ago by Captain Schley, Chief
Of the Bureau Of Recruiting, to nave congress
raise the number from 1900 to 10000, but it
was a failure The naval CONSUMPTION Of Spain
alone is something like $4,000 men. England
han. as we have seen. exhibit $4,000 bluejackets
on n feet in one of her harbors at the same time
that she is carrying on her vast naval service
all over the world But Congress limits our
own naval enlisted force to 1900 men ana 'oo
appren ice boys And it will be difncult 10 oo-
tain crews for the Baltimore, Charleston fetrei
and other vessels unless Congress acts upon
Secretary Tracys recommendations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Business y oIl,Es.
OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety, manufactured by
T. G SELLEWi
III Fulton-st., New-York.
Desks Library Tables, &C.


The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
AZ the Episcopal Church hold great Missionary Meet
ing in the Academy of Music Thursday OF this week.
beginning at O'Clock be addressed by Bishop Courtney
Scotia; Bishop Talbot, of Wyoming the Rev d.
Phillips Brooks Of Boston and Chief Justice Fuller OF
Washington Also general missionary meeting for chill
Church OF the Holy Trinity Forty secondst
and Madson-ave. Saturday next, beginning at O'clock
TO addressed by Bishop Hare the Rev William Wiioer
force Newton and Mr.. Lewis ii. Kednef The puOAc is
invited TO both these meetings
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

In writing the other day Of the Assembly,
ceiling investigating committee, The Tribune III
advertently spoke of Mr.. Harmon as Democrat
This was, indeed, rough on that legislator, VINO
is a stanch Republican. Republicans resent be
ing taken for Democrats even when the Democ-
racy is on its best behavior; but considering how
disgraceful was the record made by the Democratic
minority in the last Legislature, Mr.. Larmon may
well feel that we owe him an apology.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

This is certainly not an off year in Ohio if
the activity shown by Republicans is fair
political indication. That veteran campaign
or Governor Foraker g working with unprece-
dented energy, and his efforts are heartily
seconded by his party associates. We are glad
to note and to commend an effort to form
Republican Club in every ward and township
in the State. This is work of the most prac-
teal sort, and it will tell nightly on Election
Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

An obvious lesson of the fraudulent proceed
mos in the FIack case has been drawn by the
sunreme Court Judges, who have decided that
IN actions for absolute divorce where answers
are not, interposed no referees shal hereafter
be appointed, but such cases must be heafu 10
anen court The Bar Association at It's meet-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Mayor Chaplin takes the same view as was
taken by the Brooklyn Aldermen in regard to the
conduct OF the police in arresting the murderers
of Grocer Luca. We have no wish to disparage
the work of the police in that case but fail to
perceive any special bravery or profound detective
skill in the work done The actual murderer ran
into the arms of a policeman as he was leaving
Lucas house; one of his accomplices was traced
by the police of this city and arrested by them,
and the third man gave himself up. 1t was by
sheer good-uck that the police got the key to the
murder before it became mystery. Why their
conduct should be superlatvely praised and the
unrestrained resolutions of the Aldermen be en-
glossed and hung on the walls of the station
house. as q permanent token that the city OF
Brooklyn is It unmindful of her servants who
deserve well of her." it is difficult to understand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Is none-save possibly the second capture OF uie
pennant by Mr.. Mutrie's Gants-that will occupy
a more commanding position in American history
than the admission OF the two Dakotas, Montana
and Washington to the full dignity OF Statehood.
That these vast realms, which have been actually
visited by only small fraction of the American
people, have entered the Federal Union, not as
strangers, but as familiar ri,nds, is happy cir
cumstance for which The Tribune may justly,
though modcsty, claim goOdly share OF credit
Early in the present year this journal undertook
the task Of introducing the Northwestern Terri
tories to the family circle Of States which they
about to enter. One of its accomplished and
versatile writer's Mr.. Lemuel Ely Qugg, was sent
thither, and the fruits of his iourneyings and OBJ
servatons were laid before the readers OF Inc
Tribune from week to week. No serial romance
was ever more closely followed than were these
letters by hundreds of thousands Of fascinated
readers throughout all the Engish-speaking world,
as Mr.. Quigg's facile pen led them on, from point
to point, opening up to the knowledge OF mankind
the history character resources society politics,
industries and ambitions of the great Northwestern
wonderland Now the first elections are over,
constitutions are adopted, officers chosen, and the
work Of Statemaking is finished. simultaneously,
Mr.. Quigg's series of letters is completed and is
to-day repubshed by The Tribune in the per-
manent form of handsome octave volume,-a lit
ting memorial of the great campaign Of National
development whose cOnsummation it commend
rates. No American library is complete and no
American citizen properly educated regarding his
own country, without the information which in
this volume IS presented in more attractive, &C
curate and convenient form than it exists in else
where The work is entitled New Empires in
the Northwest and forms No. of Vol Of the
Library of Tribune Extras. 1t may be procured
at this office by personal application or by mail,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

The death of an electric ineman by contact
with q wire in Grand-st. yesterday furnishes a
timely and impressive application" of Mayor
Grants discourse on the necessity oil the
SPEEDY burial of these wires, which are a a
standing menace to the security OF life and
limb within the city" Let the Board Of Elec-
trical Control at its meeting to-day take some
practical steps to remove this source Of dan
ger. the roll of whose victims is increasing with
startling rapidity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

To Governor Hill: You asserted in your Kings
ton stump speech that the charges brought against
Controller Wemple and Attorney-General Tabor
were baseess" BY referring to the accredited
organs of your party you will find that they do not
agree with you. They are spending most of their
time these days -whitewash brushes in hand-on
those very charges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
BY r. B. Chafiin & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No I north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF FINE HORSES,
"a BROoD-hARES, MILCH-COWs. AND
FARMING IMPLEM ENTSs FAMILY CARRiAGS,
AND BUGGY on WEDN sSDAY, JANAUkf 30
sHHiiCKoRY HILL FARM. ON BROOK PIKE,
ABOUT TWO AND HALF MILES FROM The
CITY.-The owner, Mr. T. q. Bennett having
sold his farm, Hickory HILL" We viii sell by
public auction, on the farm. On
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1859.
the following STOCK and FARMING IAPLE-
/ pair ,i,t HEAVY DRAUGHT-HoRsEs;
. FINE BkOOD-MARES;
pair FLOODED COLTS. I've years old, broke to
1sAppL AND-HARNEss MARE;
COLT. two and a half years old;
COLT, one and a half years old:
MULE COLT. six months old;
FINE GRAY HORSE, suitable for family car
1 FINE BROWN Horse. for saddle and broke
70 harness;
2PINE MlLCH-CoWS;
JERSEY BULL four years OLD:
8 JERSEY HEIFEks and HoLSrEIN HEIFER--
all with calf:
/ FARM XAdON:
! FAkM-CARr;
M0wINo-MkcHINR- new:
WBEAT-DRILL:
1HAY-TETTEE-new:
IRON kOLLER--new;
GLBASISG-AACHIsE:
HARKUWs, Flows, coRy-PIANTERs. Sc;
six-sEATgD CARRIAGE and HARNESS;
FAMILY CARkIAGR--nsariyn new;
BUGGY:
all Of which may bs seen on the farm Hickory
HILL
This sale IL worthy the attention Of ali
parties 10 need Of horses. cows, or farming i'm
PIGMENTS. as tho owner Is selling for want OF
use, having sold the farm
The suctioneers Will DO pleased 20 give any
desired Information.
TEAMS: Very easy. AL sums Of SIS and under
cash: over IS. sfx months credit, with per
cent interest for notes with satataetsry security.
n d. CHAFFIN q CO.,
u ian. .29k3o Auctisassrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
LeUrsA CoUsry.
THE warm spei Andsd-Cbureh
Matsess-


Correspondence Of tho Richmond DspstchJ
TnEvnJAS's, Va, January %, 1880
The remarkable warm spell was ended
early sunday morning by heavy snow.
storm, which lasted all day, at niRhtfall
changing iuto slest which uas since COW
cred the ground with bard coating Of Ice,
sffordins magnificent coating aud sleie hing
10 lovers OF these sports. Hopes OF no early
ce-harvest arc beginning 10 b, entertained.
A LARGE party Of ladies and gentlemen en-
gagged IN whsies'le fox.bunt SATURDAY..
The Presbyterian Building Committee
have changed the location az their proposed
church from Dictsnso0's Store 10 situation
a mile norihwsrd. on D1rkeDson's lane. DR..
J. l.. wills has donated the land Tor the pur-
pose, and work will begin with the opening
OF spring. Rev. Mr.. Little, OF Gordons'ilie.
will I'll the annointment.
Mr., j. T. BIB, the former sole owner and
editor OF the Louisa News and Farmer. bss
sold half interest IN that paper to Mr.. c.
VI. Green, OF Leuisa. Tue new firm j. the
Louisa standard Publishing Company. and
the Louisa News and Farmer has become the
Louisa Standard.
Mr.. A. Burnett o! Illinois, has recently
purchased the farm OF Mrs. c. V. Watkins,
OF the Green Spring section. Mrs. watkins
hiss removed 10 Culpcper Courthouse.
The many friends OF Miss Mary Vest, who
was 40 badly injured by being thrown from
q horse some time since, Will be gratiiied to
hear Of her Improvement In heslth and re.
turn home.
Winter crops are looking very we'll at
presen,--thapks to the late mild weather.
Sir. II. r. West, Jr.. has purchased The
mill known as Wrights Mil. on the south
Anna river. TIMOTHY TWO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

WANTED, A POSITION BY A
w BOY OF eighteen years as an ASSISTANT
BOOK. KEEPER OK A CLERK In n wholesale
house. Address JAMES X. BURNETT Poet
ONCE, city. in 2i-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
Caroline Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

tlOfItfIOuucuOo VI tnV hANhhVud btekntSu.I
BOWLING GREEN, January 20, 1889.
The change in the weather raises some
hone OF . freeze, which would be gladly
welcomed, as none Of our people have gotten
ice. Being some distance from the railroad
we cannot get northern ice conveniently,
and are dependent on the homo supply.
The cases before our last court have at
tracted the attention OF the people to the
evil results Of the whiskey traffic rs nothing
else has done. Nearly a weeks time was
consumed In the trial Of four OF the seven in
diciments (the other three put of for next
term) with cost TO the public OF over $500
for witnesses and jury. Ministers aud Good
Templsrs have not failed TO call attention TO
these facts as the result Of whiskey license.
The condition OF the roads is getting to
be serious drawback TO business aud travel.
Nv. Cecil Baker had valuable mule Sc
riously injured Yesterday while hauling ium
Der to Milford. In pulling through some
deep mud its ankle was so badly cut Sup
posed Nv some sharp substance buried out OF
sight) a. to sever an artery, and but for the
prompt assistance OF some gentlemen AT NIL
ford the animal would have bled IN death.
Mr.. l.. l.. Coghill, who has gone 10 Florl-
da for his health, was improving when last
heard from. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

CUMAC SUMACl SUMAC =
~ Uo,0op POUNDS OF PRIME SUMAC-LRAvEs
wAETED.-T viii pay the highest cash price for
highest cash price paid for RUSSkD BLACK
OAK BARK delivered ~ any depstin Richmond.
Parties wishing 70 SOL will DO well TO write for
WARNER MOORE
dee foo< Ueven3ee1th street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneors, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
There are Juares aud Judges
IWashlngton postl

John s. Wise is noted dog mau-not a
"Russiau dog-fsced man," but lover OF
sud authority upon dogs. Nobody owning
highbred dogs Is quite satisfied With his pos.
sessions until they hsve the approval OF Wise.
A favorable decision at a bcnch-show Is not
more satisfactory to dog-owners than such n
decision from Mr.. Wise, and bis work on
dogs IL a reeognlzed authority. llebss been
president Of the American Bench Associs-
ton. and conducted the greatest dog tests,
trials, and shows Ia the country.
One day on Broadway, New York, when
he was strolllsg with friend. Colonel Cor
dor, young man stepped up 10 him and
greeted him as "Jndge Wise" lie talked
eiibiy, and John suet bunNb aud wondered
whether there was any hayseed in bis hair.
Finally be said See here, think i have
seen you before, but am no, judge aud l
never occupied any judicial position
"Ob. don. mean Judge OF lsw,r was the
reply. "Of course, know you are no Judge
OF tnat. mean Judge Of dogs.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
AUCTION sALgs-This Day.
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate hucstoneer.
urRUsTEE,s SALE OF THAT MOST

NNRUSTEE'S SALE Or THAI MOOI
i ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE At TUE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND LIN
DEN STRkErS AT AUCTioN.--By virtue Of a
certain deed Of trust 10 the undenigned az
trustee, dated september ], 1886, aud recorded In
the Cbsncsry Court OF the city Of Richmoad In
Deed Boot i3l a. psgo I5s, Will sell at puolic
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JAsUAEY 24rH.
at 4 O'Clock T. H. the WHbL-LOCATbD, Al
TRACTINE,AND NICELY FED DIV ELL
ING situated az TIE northwest corner OF Main
and Linden streets, containing about seven
rooms with modern convsrionces. The LOT
upon which II stands frcnis forty feet and rams
back 1855 .eet 10 an alley. ana has on It's rear a
good brick sable. The house. the neiehborhoOd.
and the surroundings generally make this pro
perty an attractive home. The house - well
suited for n Mansard story II moro room should
be needed.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and any taxes that may be due and 70 dis
charge mole Cor 1895. with interest thereon from
the 7th December. 1898: credit es 70 s9f4 until
the Ist september, 1889: credit a. 70 Se92 until
lat Segtember 1890: n credit rs 10 800 until
lst septeIn Der, 1891: credit as 70 $3.50 until
lst septem Der. 1892 All of said credit payments
carry interest from day Of sale aud 10 be So
cured bT trust deed; and the residue OF The
purchat, money shall 10 paid and secured IN
such manner IA the grantees in said deed shall
direct. or in the event OF their failure 10 give
said direction then as the trustee shall think t.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN,
isfs Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
old DOMINION STEAM IN
" SHIP COMPANY. LAIAA

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY st5P NJ.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at s Y.
NJ. arriving In Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 20 New YORK ria James-riser
route unciCding meals aud borth).......s %
after date Of issae ...................... a 90
Storage, with subsistence. 6 90
Storage, without subsistence. ) %
Cabin fare pia Chesapeake aud Ohio rell-
ssss...ss..s...ss ~ w
N~ rsii.a ~ W. -''- 10 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

c,ouMrssIoNERs, AUCTTON SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
I an Two Tracts OR pARCELs OF LAND
IN HFNRftO COUNTY. ABOUT 1En Mills
HEIOW KiCHNoND, CONTAINING IOGEIh-
RR fGsn ACRss, MORO OR LEss.--By virtue
Of A decree OF the Circuit Court OF henrino coun-
~ in the case Of Dfeyfas Co. sgs,ns. 'asss,o
and vile. entored January 81. iS's, tne under
sIgpea sneiaI com nfIseiopors. appointed Tor mo
purpo-e. will sell by public auction, In 'front.' oil
Hearico county courthouse, on
SATURDAY. JAsuAsY 26, 1883.
at ~ O'Clock ~. the TRACTS or LAND referred
10 ia said de rec. as f0llows:
let All that TRACT lying and being Ia the
county OF Henrico. near tho Whtc-Oak swamp,
containinx about s3H ACRES, moro or less, De-
ing Lots Nos T. = s. A. 5. 9. TO- II. aud ~. and one
undivided third part OF LOIS 7. 8 and o. on plat
OF the division Of John Jorisn's land. conveyed
10 Charles yasssire by deed recorded In Henrico
County Court, Deed-boo %, page 30 IN,
%. That certain TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND. containing 70 Achks, more or less, iy,ns
and being in tho county OF Henrco, about ten
miles bslow the city OF Richmond. adjoining tne
lands OF said Vassairo. MouEcastle. ana Ailens
conveyed 10 said VasSaire by deed recorded IN
Uenrfco County Court In Deed BOOK llY. page
36a These tracts OF land may 10 sofa togetnef
as o whole or separately.
TERMS: Ono third cash residue in three equai
insialments NJ six. twelve, and eighteen monthS'
with interest from day OF sale, purchaser exc
cutting notes therefor and tito retained untii mo
whole purrhsse-money IL pad and a conveyance
order by the Court T. W. DARLINGTON.
j. SAMUEL PARRISH.
Special Commissioners
Sale by r. b. CHAFPIs & Co., Auctioneers
LWs. Leake. clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Henrico county. do certify that special-Commis-
sloners X. W. Darlington aud J. samuel Parrish
have given the bond required Of tnom by decree
entered in said cause on the 3ist day OF January,
1899.
Given under my hand this s1st day Of Janu-
sry. 1889 W. 5. LEAkE,
IA ~ Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24
BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
tJno. 4. Laughton, Jr.. Salesman
No. "a north Ninth street.

EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
H ROSEWOOD, WALNUT. AND MAHOGANY
FURNITURE, PIER MIRROR, MATTRESSES.
STOVES, &C., AT AUCIION.--By direction OF
tho family, who are removing from the state.
shall sell al auction, without reserve, on
FRIDAY. JAsUARr 25TH,
At lOx O'Clock A. NJ. at the residence No. COS
north Tenth street. beyond Leigh street. al o.
the HOUs EHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
! T handsome SON ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT. with
handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with
exssIl SrG MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT. with
HAIa AND sHUcK MATTRESSES:
PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, BRpDiNG;
WALNUT CHILD's BEDSfEAD AND CAR
very large wALNUT-FRAAE PIER MIRROR
oII-P1INTINGs AND OTHER PICTURES;
WALNUT HALL-srAND With mirror;
WALNUT MARBLE-rOP bUFfEr with mir
wAISrJr EXTENSION TABLE AND HAND
SOME WALNUT REFRIGERATOR:
CARPFTS. MATTINGS. SOFAS,
EASY CHAIRS, KOCkkRs. BED-SPKlN0S.
LRATHEfs-COVEkED HALL CHAikS.
| COOKING AND SELF FEEDING STOVES
CKOCKERY, GLASSWARE. and many other
useful HOUSEKEEPING ARTfCLKs.
Everything u IN excellent order. VIII DO sold
unressrvedly wfshout regard 70 tho weather. and
must DO paid for snd removed ~ oAcs-
M9 9H0kGK w. MAYO. Auctaonssr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-24

By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust from RAN
Meade. trustees, either or both of whom sre al.
ihorzed TO oct. dated August Is, lss5, and OF
record 10 the clerks ONCE Of henrico County
Court In Deed Book 1i8, page NJ, given 10 secure
tue payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned. default having boon made IN the
payment OF a part 81 the debt secured by said
decd and NJ the request OF tho holder OF the last
note mentioned ia said deed, ! will proceed to
sell at pubic auction. upon the promises, all
the property conveyed by said deed. on
TUESDAY THE SIN DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1889,
commencing With tho farm At i2o'clock ". Con-
sideunc the character OF this land and the nice
improYements thereon, its beautiful and healthy
location, and ts proximity TO the city By good
road, 10 may DO safely said that no property now
on the market presents more Inducements 10
fhose seeking a frst-class suburban homo or in
vestment THAI this.
II necessary, in order 10 satisfy the debt Sc
cured by this deed. ! will. at 4 o'clock J.. N. Of
tho same day. upon the premises. offer that
truly valuable BRlCk-l ARD PROPERTY
above referred 10 and situated on the Osborne
turnpike Just below the city. An Investment
made here will surely prove profitable. az the
quality and quantity Of this brick clay cannot be
surpassed anywhere around this city.
TERMS: Enough In cash 20 pay the expenses
Of sale aud the following amounts-yiz-: fl75,
with interest thereon from August ~, 1877, until
paid; $40, with interest thereon from February,
Is, 1888, until paid, ana the sum OF s5l15, with
interest thereon from August lH isSs, until
paid, and the balance upon such credit as viii
10 made known Of tho hour OF sale.
EB. MEADE.
h2l Trustee