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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
A Railroad Official SNORT.


PHILADELPHIA, March GA shortage In
the accounts OF Robert Craven, the secre-
tary and treasurer Of The Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Will amount TO $1,000 On Tuesday an ex-
animation OF the annual accounts OF the
company was made according to custom,
and the auditors discovered, much to their
astonIshment, that Craven was short. The
msiter was laid before the proper officers
and IN investigation WAS made. IL was DIS
covered that the discrepancy amounted 70
$1,000. The accounts OF the Philadelphia.
wilmington snd Baltimore Company showed
only a small shortage, but the accounts Of
branch roads, particularly that OF the juno
tion railroad. showed that the Secretary snd
Treasurer had been using the funds for some
time.
The American Trust Company gave Sc.
curity for the dsfaulter and Will make good
10 the company its loss through his en-
bezziements. Whether or not he will be
prosecuted depends upon that company. 10
was said to-day that Craven would make an
effort to raise $500 10 make good the loss
to the surety company, and that il he could
succeed he would escape prosecution.
Craven has been removed from the Office,
which he has held eighteen or twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
A sRsTRUCrIvE CONFEDERATION.
City Hall Burnsd-Churches Dam
aged-FIremen Ipiured.

DOVER, n. H., March 22.-At 800 this
morning fre was discovered near the fur
mace under the courtroom In the City Hall
buildings. The flames quickly enyeloped
the entire building, in which were . police
station, all city and county offices, police
court room, aldermaric and council chsm-
bers. high-schOol cadets armory. and city
opera-house, the last with q seating capseity
Of one thousand. The ire department re-
sponded promptly, but the fire IN the City
Hall was beyond control aud spread through
the whole building Uid the yenulstors. soon
rendering the structure mass OF smoking
runs. The walls lie fat aud the building is
totally destroyed.
The Belknap church property, close oy,
had the roof burned OF and stceple de-
stroyed, with considerable other damage 10
the interior by water. ~. Thomas Episco-
pal church got atire several times, bus was
saved with small damage. Gliddens'. block
was badly damaged by water, az were also
the stores OF J. Il. Higgins and John Griffin.
The City Hall WAS built In 1867, and with
the improvements cost S5l,c0O; insurance
$4,000. There were number OF casualties
10 the iiremen. Hugh Hanrsu was struck
by bricks on the head and bad chcck-bone
broken, and was otherwise bruised; James
Naney was badly burned by piece OF
blazing timber striking hin on the neck and
plnnng him TO the ground; David Ham,
moud OF Observation-Disclosures truck. had a
foot crushed, and Samuel Abbott will prObs-
bly, lose an eye, having been struck in the
face by a powerful stream OF water. The
damage TO the CITY and county records stored
in the vaults beneath the building cannot be
learned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
PERSONALS and Briefs.

Mr.. W. c. Dart, OF Norfolk, was in the city
yesterday.
There will be services at the Male Orphan
Asylum Sunday at z. NJ, led by Rev. Mr..
Shipman.
GeneraLFreight- Hotchkiss. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. ". ID. Dabney, member OF the
House from Abemarle, is in the city and Is
stopping at Murphy's.
John W. Cobb qualified In the Chancery
Court yesterday as the administrator OF The
estates Of Benjamin L. and Enoch Cobb.
Thursday night thieves entered The store
OF Mr.. L. L. Lindsey. No. $50 Brook avenue,
through window and stole ten gallons OF
water.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday iudg-
ment was awarded the defendants in two
small suits, and in the case OF J. VI. j. Hers
man against w. B. Hersman a. Co. the jury
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50,
and judgment was entered accordingly.
The following gentlemen were at the Capt.
toi yesterday; II. q. Spencer, sheriff Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Public Debate OF the mu sigma Bhe
Literary society.

Last night the spacious chapel OF Rich
mond College was Tiled with large auul.
ence repr ssenting Riehmond's beauty ano
intellieenee. The rostrum was adorned
with cho'ce flowers. Mr.. W. Owen Carver
Of Tennessee, president OF the society, vel,
eOned tile audience I'm a brief but eraceiui
sueech. He spoke OF college students a. the
voung men upon whom will soon rest tue
responsibilities Of government and business,
and invited the audience TO look otten lhio
their life and surroundings.
He then presented Mr.. y. y. Robinson, oil
California, who rendered very happily "Ihe
Couyict's SOliloquT."
Dir. NJ. W. Thomas, OF Maryland, read
"A Railway Matinee" In a peculiarly
amusing sivle. lie was frequently inter-
rupted by bursts OF applause. and sat down
an I'd a storm, when he was presented with
loyely-cabbagc
The debate upon the question "Resolyed,
Tba. a nations Rreltness depends more
upon her generals thsn upon her statesmen"
was opened by Mr.. T.. w. Greener, OF Balil-
more. He painted picture OF ancient bar
barites ana atrocities, and showed that
ssaiesmaushlp was first made possible ana
then protected by genersship. lie iustra-
ted by reference TO Crest Britain and our
own republic. His speech was ornate aud
beautiful throughout.
Mr.. II. :, II. Brist0w, Of Southampton
county. appeared as the Grst advocate oi
tho negative. lie began by claiming that
the ancient world gave more applause TO us
desirOyers than 70 hs bsneiactors. lie then
brought forward great statesmen as an IL
lustrstiOn of his point. In contrast, modern
civilization seems TO be awakening 10
knowledge Of Its true beneiactoTs. His re-
- ffaftN a
bis conclusion an inspiring picture oil the
worlds future peace and prosperity.
Ny r. l.. Motley. OF Pilt-y lvsnla county,
said that the Statesman can only frame laws,
while he must turn TO the General for their
enforcement. When the General has won
his couniry's freedom and power the Statess
man begins to build upon the Generals la'
bors. lie referred 10 the weakness OF Greece
az due to the lack OF great generals. lie
spoke in glowing terms Of the benefits con-
forred upon their nations and upon The
world In general by Alexander, Cesar, and
Washington, closing with a eulogy upon
America.
The discussion was closed By Mr.. J. ".
Whitehead. OF PittsylYanla. lie said that
we stand uDOn the threshold OF new era,
and that whereas the old world gave 10 gen.
eralship its highest and most enthusiastic
plaudts the world OF the present day appre-
GATES its dependence upon staiesmanship.
Generals cannot by a stroke Of the sword
implsnt in the bosom OF people the seeds OF
truth and prosperity.
All OF the gentlemen acquitted themselves
with great credit to themselves and to then
society.
The exercises were interspersed with
music. rendered most charmnglT by Captain
Cunninlham and llr. =. +. Greenwood.
Mr. Kirk Matthews presided at the piano
with his usual grace.
Upon the conclusion OF the exercises the
President invited the audience to prone
made in the LibrarY Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Twelve Pieces OF Bsns.


hal Catsrrh for twenty-five years. and ths
suffering which l endured no Ongus can tell
Twelve pieces Of bone came out OF nay nose.
two OF them an iHch long each. Ny front 'e,,h
got loose aud came out while they we're perrstir
soand. took one re nedy sf,er another. oat
found no relief. Two years ago di-aried ell
other treatment snd began taking :. - tsNifts
Specific. | improved from Tho start, ny pans
grew less. snd nnelly ceased he bal symptoms
ali lett me, aud have bcon able 20 40 all ny
house-work ever slucc. aud Am - well In every
respect az a lady OF my age Cdftytsol could *
pect 70 be. / only took four botsiess = = :. has
been a great blessing 20 me. Mrs. NJ. J. bosr
SiatEslls. =. c, November o. istA
Beautiful Fhoiogrsphs-lOwost prizes. ln
GALLERY, Tenth sod Main streets. siKcsrd PhO-
tographs, 5Oc.: ono dozen cabinets. Si.A
Copies from OLD pictures beautifully taken.
aud al low priceI Agents wantei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
FIREIN ABAGGrNG-FACTORY.
Panic Among the GIris-One Burned
Death-HerOic Conduct.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ny ltiDbthIu 10 tAc Li'I'lt' 'ti-l
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-At 3 O'Clock this AZ
ternoon tire occurred in the standard bag
glng-iactory. The widest panic ensued
among the two hundred employees. most OF
whom were girls. A rush was made for the
narrow stairway, but before half the number
could escape they found themselves 2ut OF
By heat and SMOKE. The few mea employed
ia tho building worked bluyely and sue
ceeded In leading the panic.stricken girls
through the smoke and flames to place
where they could drop out 10 the adjoining
buildings, and all were saved with the cX-
ceptlon OF Ada Lebrechl, who vas found
horribly burned. Charles Gufran, middle
aged man, worked heroically in getting the
girls out of the burning building. Tie re-
mnined on the third floor too long and when
he turned to get out found all means OF escape
cut Of save BY the window. lie took his
only chance Jumped, md was terribly IN
iured by the fall, but will not die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Medical College of virginia.

The exercises OF the fIty.frst annual
commencement OF the Medical College OF
Virginia will take place on Morday, April
1st. at O'Clock +. 81, at the Theatre.
The orator will be Hon. w. l.. Wilson,
Of West Virginia, and the following is the
class organization President W. n.
Klase; VIce.Presldent, James n Ellts; Sec.
Tetary, +. G. Levy.
Invitation COMMITTEE: T.. O. owen
(chairman), T. +. Baird, l.. l.. -ofer, +. d..
Davis, o. J. Henderson, j. W. Henson. j..
b. Rawlings, w. II. scstt, Jr., John spreui,
j. f. Speighf, and l. n. Thacksr.
Reception Committee: ". T.. Mathews
(chairmanL II. +. Drumming, r ID. Hull, W.
II. Holman, J. II. Lawrence. S. A. Nc
Conkey. r. L. Nichols, y. B. owens,
X. p. Oppenhimer Z. q. Ree, and G. L..
siege, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Ciericnl Funa Asrnciation.

Judge Wexford OF the City Circuit Court
Yesterday granted charter to the Richmond
Clerical Fund Association. which is moor
porated for the purpose OF providing for
ipe support Of INDECENT Catholic clergymen
OF the Diocese OF Richmond who may be-
come members OF the association. Real
estate may be held not exceeding one acre.
The capital stock Is nominal. The annual
meetings are TO be held 10 August OF each
year. The following are tue officers for the
inst year: Right Rev. Bishop heane. Rich
mcnd. president; Very Rev. A Van de
Vyyer, Richmond, yice.presideni; Rev.
Father McGarth. Lynchburg treasurer,
and Rev. II. McKerirey, Martinsburg, W.
Va. secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

The movement Tor toe exhibit is yet in its
inceptioD. But win tac hearty cooperation
81 ali friends oi tue institute lt can, 10
doubt. be successfully carried through.
ApsTt from it- benefits TO the institution IT,
seH, it would ia ail probability. attract
numerous visitors 10 tn city, and ~ in
veptors, petpntce,. and all large machincry-
Manufacturers in thc country would take
advantage q 1t t0 show oh their latest novel
ties IN the machinery hne, 10 would prove a
practical. financial, and mechanical success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

THE xEw YORW TRIP.
stuart Hor.e Guards GosnC, aud TO
parade Mounted.

The stuart lloTse Captsn Charles
Eo&er-haye decided TO 20 TO New York the
goth of April 20 attend the centennial ceie-
bration OF The Inauguration Of Washington
~ TIE FIRST President OF the United states.
They expect q carry forty men and hsVe en-
gagged horses for this number. The bat
fallOn staff will accompany the stuart
Horse Guards.
Colonel NJ. L. SDotswood yesterday re-
csiyed 6tter irom Captsin Q. Is. Roiler, OF
Harrisonburg, making Inquiries IN reference
10 the proposed trip 80 New loiS ~ Apfh
by the Nirgioia soldiers 10 attend tne
Washington inaugural centennial. CaptSin
Roller saws that MS company, numbering
forty men, - thoroughly equipped aud
splendldly drilled, ard will 20 10 New YORK
with the other Virginia troops. AS h~s
boon previously announced, Norfolk ciy
viii send four n not Ave companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

10 the accused trap was laid for him and be
was caught. Several marked coins were put
10 the drawer Wednesday night and the
drawer sealed over with piece OF paper, so
that II opened the fact could be easily de-
tecied. Next morning the seal was broken,
the accused was arrested. and the marked
coins were found In his possession. lie was
sent 10 jsl for six months.
Samuel Wilson (coiored), charged with
carelessly and reckiessly driving his team
through the street. thereby eudangering the
lives OF citizens, was fined Sl0.
IN examination was held in the continued
case OF w. II. Harris, charged with being
disorderly and fighting on the cars OF the
Richmond and Dsnyille Railroad Company,
and he wss discharged.
Five other cases were dismissed, three
persons were fined e. and costs each for
being drunk, and az a result OF the morn.
ing's work four persons were sent to Jail
aud $40 was covered into the city's treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Nominations expected.


WASHINGTON, March 22.-When the Sem
ate meets tomorrow large batch OF nOmi-
nations will probably be received from the
President. The announcement Of the death
OF Justice Matthews brought about an
adjournment OF tbe Senate to-day while
Executive secretary Pruden MAS standing
At the door waiting TO be recognized He
had with him an envelope, the bulk Of which
indicated large number OF nominations.
Among them according to general report
was that OF Corporal Tanner. OF Brooklyn,
to be Commissioner OF Pensiona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Henr.eo CountyCouTt.

This court was ia session for n short
while Yesterday, but no cases were tried.
The case Of Messrs. Keppler & Blckefstan.
indicted for nuisance in the conduct OF
their sweet soap factory, IN the county, was
fixed for trial. but she defendants not being
ready the case was continued until the next
term.
The court will probably adjourn for the
term on Monday. The business Of the term
has been very nesrly concluded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
property Transfers.

Richmond: Claiming NJ. Carter and wife
70 Clarence Peyton, % feet on west side st.
PsnI street near Baker, $500; james I. Gray
and wife to Peter Paul, SO feet on east side
wall street, $500; Elizabeth A. and Virginia
.Joues TO w. W. smith, their interest In lot
of land on east side seventh street between
Franklin aud Grace, S7i3; Georgs b. Me-
Adams and wife TO Henry Grimmell. 3sa feet
on north side Clay street between Third and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

York county; n. T. Vaughan. Of Amelia;
J. n. Harris, clerk Of New Kent; W. W.
Hunter. treasurer OF Norfolk; and state
The remains OF Miss Annie b. Finuey,
only daughter Of the late Edward c. Finney,
who died in Brenham. Texas, Thursday
morning, are expected to reach Richmond
this morning Uio the Richmond and Danyille
railroad. They will be inferred beside those
Of her father In Hollywood cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
THE LIBBY PRISON.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE REMOVAL
NEARLY ALL MADE.
Chicago Determined TO Have the Famous
Old House to Make Mu-
scum OF II.

1t Is thought by those who are in posi-
tion to know that the old LIbby-Prison
building will be removed from Richmond
to Chicago either in April or Nay.
Mr.. Hallswell. the Washington architect
who spent some weeks here making dla-
grams Of both the interior aud exterior OF
the structure, has returned home, having
completed his labors snd sent copies OF the
plans or diagrams to the Chicago syndicate,
OF which Mr.. A. c. Gunther Is president
These drawings will guide the architects in
re-ereetIng the PRISON.
BIDS FOB THE WORK.
Plds for the entire work OF tearing down
the building, Transporting the materials TO
Chicago. aud re.erectIng the structure there
IN the Identical form that II now stands on
Cary street have been received, and Presi.
dent Guniher and Mr.. v lillian III. Gray,
leading spirit in the enterprise, are daily ex-
pected 10 the city to look after the arrange
mems for the work. They will probably let
the contract while they are here or may be
before they come to Richmond.
TIE PROCESS
in tearing down the building each brick
and each piece OF mortar or other material
will be numbered, and in reproducing the
prison the workmen will proceed according
10 the numbers and as nesrly as possible will
place each piece in its proper position.
BIG JOB.
This is a mammoth undertaking, the vast
ness Of which hardly can be realized until it
is entered into. To roplsre the bricks and
pieces OF timber, &c. in exactly their pres
ent position will be well-uigh impossible, but
the general appearance OF the prison can and
Will be preserved.
Tbs SYNDICATE.
when this property was sold last summer
In deisut OF the payment OF the first syn
dicste It was bought by DR.. Bramble, OF
Cincinnati. He soon sold 10 the present
syndicate OF a large advance, and it was then
contemplated that the removal would be
made in few months, but great difficulty
WAS experienced ia procuring q suitable
site in Chicago, and to this obstacle the delay
il TO be attributed. Now a suitable piece OF
ground has been secured aud leased for
ninety-nine years for $500 per annum, and
n tweniy-foot brick wall Is being built
around the lot.
THE LIBBY TRANSPLANTED.
Here the old Libby Prison, for many years
since the war used as a guano warehouse.
will be kept as war museum, IN which will
be exhibited relics and mementOes OF "tne
late ua uanIeasantness." The mementoes will
be both Federal aud Confederate. and It u
understood that the museum will be under
the keeping OF veterans from both ranks
who are well posted in sllairs relating TO the
struggle between the States.
WAERELICs.
llr. Gunthcr himself hos very complete
collection Of war relics, said to be worth
over 100000. The syndicate is composed
OF men OF money and influence In public AZ
fairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
wo-. of the Ambulance.

The city ambulance was called to the loco
motive-werks yesterday afternoon to attend
an operative who had one OF his eyes in
iured by piece OF wire catching In it. The
necessary attention was paid him, and he was
left at the works. The accident was very
painful, but will not result in the loss Of the
eye.
At $40 O'Clock the ambulance was sum-
moned TO the scid-works, below the Rich
mond Cedar-W orks, to one OF the white men
engaged in excayating for the factory build
ing, who had one OF his legs broken between
the knee aud ankle by earth caylng on H..
lie was taken to the camp Of j. G. Carpenter
& Co. on Eighth street, where the broken
b3DA were set.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Texans Plight nsxicaus.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispsfch.t

CmcsGO, March 22---A dispatch from Rio
Grande City, Texas. says santos Basaldini.
a notorious Mexican outlaw, crossed the
river into this county Monday with band
OF fifteen raiders. Sheriff sheeler and Cap
In pursuit. They oyerhauled Bssaldini sud
his gang on the bank OF the river preparing
to recross. 4 hot fight took place aud two
Mexicans were killed while tordlug the
river. The rest escaped over in safety. Two
Of the rangers were wounded. BssaldIni
was one OF tbe leaders in the Juan Garcia
abduction. Ii Ia believed he was trying 10
abduct rich ranchmsn Of this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

known and used by physicians all over the
world. SCOTS Emulsion not only giyeS
flesh and strength by virtue of rs own nu-
frItious properties, bat creates an sppe'ite
for food tkat builds up the wasted body.
"a have been using scotrs Emuhion tor
several years and am pleased with Its action.
Ny patients say II is plsssaat and pslsisble,
and all grow stronger and Esin flesh from
the use OF II. use II In all cases of Wasting
Diseases. and II Il specially useful for chill
dren when nutrient medication IL needed. ss
in Msrasmus." 4. W. PIERcE, NJ. d.,
Knoxville, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

The annual meeting Of the Grand Council
OF Virginia OF the order Of ROYAL Arcanum,
of which X. \. Dobie, OF Portsmouth, IS
grand regent, and William Lovenstein. OF
this city, grand secretary, will be held at
the Exchange Hotel on the oath aud 2jth oI
April. The Richmond councils will be rep
resented by the following delegates; Vir-
ginia. No. %. W. +. Drinkard and Robert
&. stuart; Unloo, No. 81, Rev. Isaac I.
Wallace; Mccarthy, No. 4GS, NJ Gunst;
Elbs. No. COS. Walter L. Orange; Henrico,
No. 5SG. samuel T. waddil; Shoekoe, No.
sos. A. f. Noel. Virginia Council having
over 800 members is entitled to two repre-
sanfaffvqg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
before Justice Crutchaeia.

Henry wise. 3 colored youth employed IN
The mailing department OF the Times news
paper olec, was before the Police Court yes.
tsrdsy morning charged With ielonionS'y
entering the money-drawer with q false key
and stesiiug g., the money aud property OF
the Tisaes Publishing Compsny. Ihe eYi-
denee showed that FOR sofne time past some
one With false kew had been roobing Tue
easb.drexer OF sundry sums OF money
amounting in the aggregate 10 oDout go.
The indications were that the drawer was
opened esrly ia the morning before ihe az.
rival Of the cashier, and Suspicion poinung
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Thex Want Time.

Judge Fltzhugh did not appoint q re-
ceiyer for the Thomas estate yesterday. a.
the counsel in the case did not recommend
any one for the place. Judge Waller L. Sta
pies, one Of the counsel for the heirs at law,
being absent from the city, bis associates
decided not 10 unite with the other side
upon any one for receiver until the Judge
returned and a consultation can be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
Citx Iicenhe.Enxca.

The Committee on Finance met again in
the Chancery-COurt room at D 5o'clock yester-
day afternoon 10 hear any further complaints
which might be made N regard to the IL
censetaXes.
Not more than bali 4 dozen persons pre-
sented themselves.
After hearing their statements the com.
mittee proceeded TO act upon them. In
some caseo which seemed to require 1t the
amounts were lowered.
The list as II now stands will be placed In
the hands OF the Collector that he may make
of the bills and proceed with the eollec-
tions.
The charter requires all licenses to be paid
before the lst OF May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23
ChaD,a,a of Company 4.

At moetog Of this company, held Thurs
dav NIGHT. Rev. Preston Nash, assistant rec
tor OF st. James church, was unanimously
elected chaplain. Mr.. Nash il an old sol
dier having served IN the United states
navy I'm the capacity OF chaplain. He was
slso an active member Of the Mobile Rifles.
He will do doubt ioiuse new lie INTO this
alresdy rising company, and ihey are 10 be
congratulated upon securing his services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-23

Fourth (sublect to deed OF trust Of s3.309l
s675; Robert N. whitiook and vile to Jo..
seph G. Ross. 3s feet on north side OF Marshail'
street between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth, $3.50.
IIenrico: Otway s. Allen and vile 70
Louis Rawlings and James b. Elan, 40 I-iz
feet on IIsuover street southwest corner
Vine, -; Louis Rawlings and James b.
Elan and their wives to w. ii. Gathrignt.
40 7-l2 feet on Hanover street southwest
corner Vine, $S,529.l7; Mary Y. Thorntons
trustee 10 Alexander McWillism, 90 feet on
east side Twenty-fourth between X ana >,
COOK