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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
AGAINST THE TRIANGLE.
The Clan-na-Gaei In Convention at Phila-
delphia Denounces the Old Leaders.


delphia Denounces the Old Leaders.
New YORK. Feb. 24-At the recent
Clan-na-Gael convention in Philadelphia
a new departure in Irish revolutionary
affairs was inaugurated. The convention
sat down heavily upon what it designates
as the ''thieving, treacherous and mur-
derous element which has of late
wears crept into the ranks of
the order" Every camp in the
country was invited to send repre-
sentative, but thirteen which did not
respond have since approved of what
was done in + Philadelphia. The name
of Camp No 90. of Chicago, is known
everywhere since the murder of DR..
Cronin. To emphasize its adherence
of the act the Philadelphia convention
unanimously passed this resolution:
That the number - be stricken from the
rolls Of camps and its place forever remain
blank TO mark our horror Of the action OF that
camp and the crime Of some Of its members"
The convention went further than
this, for on the recommendation of the
judiciary committee it expelled and de-
barred forever from mem bership in the
order the members of the triangle. >
The newly-elected executive was in
structed 70 see that no club having these
men or any of those who have tried to
screen the murderers and have the re-
sponsibility of that foul deed fastened
upon the organization ever obtain afilia-
tion with the order"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
FAR In THE LEAD.
Chicago Ahead OF Her Compen-
tors IN the Worlds Fair Race.
REsgLr OF TIE DIFFERENT BALLOTS.
The Garden CITY Leads IN the ftrst bal
lot With i1s yotss-sss york Fol-
love slth lz-sUoseq0snt B.Iiots
show Gains fer Both Cisie..
rHr cosrnsr.

WAsHNGToN, Feb. 24.-In spite Of
bad day, With rain falling and The skies
50 dark that fun head Of gas blared
above the panels Of the ceiling Of the
hall Of the House at high noon when
the SPEAKERS gavel fen the galleries
We're packed with spectators and
crowds obstructed the corridors All Of
these people had gathered 10 witness
the deciding struggle between the al
heFents Of the cities OF New York, Chi
cago st. Louis and Washington upon
the result OF which depended the loca-
tion OF the worlds fair OF 1899.
Representative o'Neill PA opened
the proceedings by presenting John T.
Reyburn, the successor OF the late Rep
resentative Kelley, of Pennsylvauia.
Mr.. Reyburn took his place before the
bar and was sworn in by the Speaker.
The clerk read the special order Of the
House prescribing the method OF voting
upon the site for the fair, requiring
some one place 20 have a majority Of the
votes cast. Mr.. Blount (Ga. wished 10
know if there would be an opportunity
afforded 10 press upon the question as 70
whether there shall be a fair before
selecting site. The Speaker replied
that under the special order this oppor-
tunity could not be had, and immedi-
ately directed the clerk 70 call the
roll.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

NV YoRR. Feb. 24-Bank- Wrecker
George II. Pell has succeeded in getting
three men 70 90 on his bond for SO. o0o
and has been released from the Tombs.
Dom Pedro Desires 70 Tseturn 30 Brs,iI.
WAsHINsT0S. Feb 2A-Charles T.
Flint, Of New York. says he has Just
seen 4 Paris letter from a close friend
o. ne deposed Emperor of Brazil an
nouncinE positively shat Dom Pedro
will, when The constitatfoRal conveu-
ton meets 81 Rio Janeiro in Noven ber
nert. notify thst BODY Of bis desire %
renounce al claim % his titls and ask
that IA h permitted 20 retnrn 20 bis
people a. = private citizen and aid them
In firmly ss~abl ishing TIE rspuhlic re-
-en-lv formed
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
STEELE'S TURN NOW.
Secretary Proctor Orders a Court-Martiai
for the Lieutenant

WAsHINGToS, Feb. 24.-Tbe follow
ing was issued Saturday:
WASHINGTON Feb. e2.-General Thomas r.
Ruger. Commanding Department OF Dakota: As
charges will be preferred against Lieutenant N.
r. Steele, Eighth Cavalry, FOR the treatment Of
Private Wild Eighth Cavalry, the testimony Of
the latter will be required by the court. So in
form Wild, and II he has not the means 70 main
tain himself direct that he be provided with
quarters snd subsistence al Fort Smelling.
''REDFIELD PROCTOR
Secretary Of War"
Did the army regulations admit there
is little doubt that every member Of the
court which tried and adjudged the ex-
cessive punishment from which Wild
has just been released would be given
dose of the same medicine. The Presi-
dent and the Secretary condemn in
the seyerest terms the action of
the court. and are not particularly gen
erous in their comments upon the action
of General Ruger in authorizing the de-
tail of Lieutenant Steele as judge ad-
vocate 10 prosecute the man against
whom he had the grievance. Their
only regret seemed TO be that il was not
possible to court-martial every member
of the court. They promptly decided TO
do the next thing practics Try
Lieutenant Steele, the officer directly
responsible, and TO administer scath-
ing rebuke to others in any way con-
nected with the unjust trial and SEN
tence. The detail for the court will be
announced from the War Department
next week.
The charges and specifications are
now being prepared by Acting Judge
Advocated General Sieber They will
be based upon paragraph 3, article l, OF
the army regulations which reads:
"Superiors are forbidden to injure those
under them by tyrannical or capricious
conduct OF by abusive language"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
REFORMERS ACCUSED.
Charges Preferred Against the CsviI-Ser-
ice Commission.

Cnarges IreIerred Against tho CsvD-Serv-
ice Commission.
WAsBINGToy, Feb 2s.-Before the
House committee on reform in the civil
service, Mr. Ewart N. c. filed formal
charges against the civil-servics com
missioners. They are as follows:
l. That Charles Lyman. in April last when
acting as sole commissioner. promoted his
brother in law, Campbell. to 9 q 900 clerkship
In the commission
2 That Campbell in January, lssS secretly
abstracted from the files list o. examination
questions, and gave them 20 a copyist IL Tho
pension once who turned them over 20 one
Flynn. principal Of the L Institute
3. That Csmpbell's pr"- lction was rA6s by
Lyman. with fun knowledge of the facts.
4. That Commissioners Roosevelt sn6
Thompson refused 10 investigate the mhtter
beyond examining Campbell, who was oensured
5. That Campbell illegally retains bis place
Further, that Edwin D. Bailey was promoted
Illegally. without examination That the
papers of Thomas Mitchell were - marked
after bis failure 20 pass an examination IN or
der 70 secure bis promotion: and. finally, that
Commissioner Roosevelt secured the appoint
neut oi Hamilton Shidy 70 place in the Cen
sus Bureau Notwithstanding the tacl that be
had repeatedly and persisteutly violated his
oath n oNra
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
OrganI,inC a zig sale Companr.

CLEVELAND. O., Feb. 24.-The United
Salt Company, with a capital Of ST.
600. 600, will file articles of incorpor-
alton. The company will have works
here. az New Portage, Summit County,
aud at Newburg, a Cleveland subur b.
Wells have been sunk and thick veins
Of rock salt have been found at depth
OF 5000 feet. Buildings have already
been erected, and operations will be
commenced within few weeks. The
output % the three plants will be 5,00c
barrels OF refined salt per day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
KILLED HIS FAMILY.
wife, Children and Mother-in-Law Cut
to Pieces with an Axe.

STE. ANNE DE Ia PERADE, Que, Feb.
24.-At ST. Alban, fifteen miles from
here, Rudolph Dubois Sunday morn
ing murdered his mother-in-law,
Mrs. Olympic Thibeault; his wife,
Mary, and his two children, one 4
years and the other 4 months old. He
used an axe and literally hacked his
victims to pieces. The only cause as
signed for the butchery is quarrel
with his mother-in-law about dinner.
The murderer made his escape and is at
large in the woods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

PssTs. FEB. a - Before the Daks q
Orleans hsd left Paris TIE order taat hs
- SLOWED - cross the frc7 ser Vas -
s,inisd ~ Prssi5srt Carrot ard ths
Duks vas aFain PLACED IL eustod7. II
the friends ~ srrixers convicted II tss
provinces intsn3ea 20 ase the r'rks-s
pardon as p-ersient ard demand ~
80 government SIX la 81 isncv for The
inrrlscus1 labor lsa3srS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
Niarrtinc IN IndIsnA.

1NDIANAPoIIs. Ind, Feb. 24-During
the last statistical year there were In
Indiana IS. SO narrisg sci more than
in the previous year. OF the groorns
2s3 and of The brides s.s2o were under
20 years Of age. In the same time there
were 38.82s births. ~ which 1912 were
male children. There were s1s pairs ~
twins and three sets of triplets
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
EinEp TnE CRUSADERS.

TITO Tsmperarcs Wor-n VIZ Rsided
wi.souri saloon Flnea I've Dollars
Farh.
TPH~Tox. No. Feb. - -Iwo hours
te.fs~a -As srisl q - sPieEsr3svills
rr-ssse-s co-msucei satarfaT morning
crowd q q o8o psopls stooo IN saf
s-,o-~s tra ecs.rt-hoase laying o1as -
rf,e o-4-cr.e. II ~ss CT IL feF rir-
nsss ss+er eclocx rhen 5adss
sta-EIf- entered ths b8l,lns. ara
z-.rl..-z s~-r-s55zseIF 70 tk.s co-Es-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

RIcHwoVD. Va, Feb. 24-The tobsc-
CO factories Of Alexander, Cameron &
CO. and G. Cameron & sizer. and The
Durham steamerv and tobacco factory
were destroyed with their contents sat
uriav night The loss II the Cameron
and Sizer is about 500. 600. Durham
ferfilizug mills, SO 900. folly insured.
Cause of Ere unknown
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
THE MARKETS
Grain. provisioas. Ttc.

CHICAGO Yeh -
TLorR-Quie' Patents. - s0a47b. Baker,
O. p0a29s Straight p % Winter Pat
enfs. - a01s <0, clears s. sfls1 -
WHEAT Ruled dun and easy 40 cssh
and Fcbrrary. 1Hs11-isc Mav 17777he No. 4
t5ds2c. 10. 2, eor01sc depending or quality
CoRE-Guiet and weather. fo 274c NJ
|, z5Ra26c. No yellow 9d2fAs March.
Hsaz8c May. - asi02pkc July sohc
OATs-Lover 40 2oash. ls'sc March. ip8cs
May 2)sa2osc. June SDzQ2ossc, July 90. 2
90sc sample lots in fair Request ard sfeafT.
soHa9ic. 40 white p ,a2s4e
BYE-oriet srd steady No cssh. ar ~.
MAJ delivery. 4zac Ssuples <sfQf4c f1f
10 g s4dBc for 80 3
BAHrFY-slov Gun. sasr Common fhir
Iowa No and No 3 2sazsc good 70 ohoios
80. 2 - =. Eorfbwesteru ~. & tbin. ~ q 80.
goos y. choice. s0a4sc fancy SO
NFss PoHE Trading rsther light snc prices
ruled easr 81 " mas - for casb y no = f1r
Fsb-usry - 7p0s = for Hsros y so3a n foi
May
L,rD-Trseins light and rrioe. zeal a.
q ma ?. for cash o. 7psS6s p for Fsliruarf
o. r a g fof March o ssQf - fof haT
BUrTra-C-esmsry tfaisc DsirT 5aisoi
ParkirF stock fa7c
Fqes- -Fresh lat-0i<c
PorrrFY- Dr-ssef ChicFsns. 1iB0is, p-r
Dressed Turkers 60 iss ps1 , Lirs DuoFs
no per > Live Qeess - ma - psr aozer
rro~oRs-H irtrinas steatr st - nnc Gle
tias6 SPIRITS o. q ~ fqr fnisns1 gpeas
NV VOW Tet -
wrrs-- Derrsssef AHkr lrwer weaf
pev w.zExc. june bfkaHr Juiy rh1
ssyr August - as8ar serfsIuser Ts8
ssNr. Deoerntrr. ssr
r-nalL zt iover. sssT. kirec Nssr
81 8E.NTHe
r0e4e
T5pr-~rerowr- Eenf drE PIst- 7ETfr
rrt~s ~. y "a r prrF f-ul far ~
rsrs Ns~ Ness a. "a oc Hess
o. gaf0g ETtrs Trirs e. T,8s = Lad
sseV A. ou'sf gtsrrn rendered q l1s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
-Lef, HI. Fortune to Hi. Employees.

MONTREAL Que, Feb 2A-Chatelup,
the largest brass founder in Canada
who died last week, left most OF his
fortune, amounting 10 $500, 600, 10 his
employees His 500 workmen receive
$500 apiece. while three foremen are sp-
pointed TO carry on the business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

decsmped from
Dallas, Tex,
with SIS. 600.
was captured at
St Johns y. r
Sunday by De
tective Grose, oi
the Canadian Sc.
Cret service.
7 ne sum Of So
800 was found on
him The rest
Of the money
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
Drunken Brawlers KIN Zach other.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. o. - John
Stringer and Andrew Lane engaged in
drunken brawl az Gray's, KY, Sunday.
and killed each other. Lane was shot
near the heart and Stringer's jugulaI
vein was severed. Stringer, during his
life. had shot eight men.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

Both the method and results when
Syrup of kigs IS taken; IL Is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver snd Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN e1ectuallY. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs Is the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing . the taste and ae-
cePtabls 10 the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial In It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. It's
many excellent qualities commend IL
70 al aud have made il tho most
popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 60c
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have IL on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 70 try il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
sAR FRsAclSco. ca.
LOUISVILLE. kL kEa r0ar. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

LAwKEvcE. Mass. FEB "a - Eddie
Hart Martin Hart Wnlis Esrly and
John OBren broke through THE ice
~hils skating o. TIE spioket river Sun
Sav Tr-o - TIE boTs were drowned
The others we're rescues By parties vhc
witnessed the aocidsrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

OTrAvA I'll. Feb - - George
Bsizer. who has been on trial here Tor
the murder of Nicholas Hsu. was ao-
Quilted Saturday. This Is The third
trial The frst vsr5ict vss death and
tie saen-i L-la INN .-r--s-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
Merged in the nis Four system.

INpIASAPoLTs, Ind. Feb. 24-The re
organization Of the Ohio. Indiana 4
Western railway was completed late
Saturday and the property passed into
the full control Of the Big -Four system.
Tho name Of The reorganized company
is the Peoria b Eastern railway.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

CIEvELAxD. o. FEB - The Hayes
Foundrr Facing Companv's works or
Centrsl vsv vsre 8estrovsa By Ere Sun
Sav T4ss s10. perr irsuranos. &c. 900
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
Froxen to Death

HALIFAX. y. s.. Feb. "a James
Bell, school-tesoher, aged Sc was
frozen 20 death in Thursdays storm one
mile from his hone. He WAS on horse
back and had fallen Of and perished.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
GET IT!
TheBlueBoOk of Trade Marks
WORK POR
EVERY MANUFACTURES,
INVENTOR, MERCHANT,
and BUSINESS MAN.

In fact, an interesting book
for any ones perusal. Over
400 Illustrations showing the
trade marks of as many arti-
cles, invaluable to any inven-
tor or manufacturer seeking a
new trade mark or design.
Many hints given. The Trade
Mark law fully discussed. Sold
only by the publishers. Sent
postpaid on receipt of sl.00.
POND & RAYMOND,
New Haven. Conn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

had gone into the pockets of gamblers
in this city. Walton had engaged pass
age - the steamer Portis for the West
Ind a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
WALTON I'M CUSTODY.

Arrest OF the Dallas Express Messenger
Who Deoamped with $4,000.
MONTREAL, Can, Feb. 2A-F. A. Wal
ton the Pacific eNnress r,rssenrer who
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25

WAsHTyGToS, Feb. - The total col
lections of internal revenue To- the FIRST
seven months OF the fscsl year ending
June 80. 1890. we're S7a.sI3e7A being
a. increase of g.. z52. OF as CON pared
with ths collections during TIE cor.
ras-,crE.rr r.a-.na Of last rasr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
Eined . safe.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2&-Crsckrnsn blew
open the safe in the Office of August
- and 4s Dearborn street, early sstur-
day morning. They secured about s.
500 in cash which was in the safe Two
plen have been arrested on suspicion
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-25
MAVT KTTIED AND INJUREo.

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb "a Three men
we're killed outright seven others 80
bsdlT injured that they viii probably
de and many more Burned or wounded
~ an explosion Saturday morning a.
the South Omaha paokinz-h0use %
Armour & Cudahy. Great hoies we're
sorn in the walls 81 the machinery d.
psrtEent adjoining ths boiler house
which wss entirely wrecked, ard dan
a-a s-rcuntiHr 20 thousands q dollars
rroaghE Tse nose Of ths explosion
.tsracts6 ths zrsst army ~ psekinz-
souse eup oTss - he scene. where -
sesth he ruins s~en sT-fvs men lav
lead - wounded Al Asru - frs
rss pronrtiT scu1dsd. srd The Ere A.
sarsneut soou toinea fo-ces wish ths
Armour Z Cadshv Ere department ard
ths w. quickly sueled the fanes
TIE <iiisd a. Tshn Tirhs. Hsns olsen
sn5 Thomas Tfnstar
The 81 - rhieh ere odd vas 50
- ba-rer~ - nire 1 rhs isrTa r-a-
.alnery ao1ss of tts couuanF. A.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-01-09

Since the first day of January, 1890,
the following buildings have been
commenced.
W. G. Mathes is building a 81 800
cottage on West Main street.
w. n. Patton he's the frame OF his
dwelling on West Main street nearly
up. 1t will be a two story house, and
will cost about $500.
j. B. Cox has the foundation laid
for a $4,000 dwelling on Watauga
avenue.
w. j. Palmer has the frame OF his
dwelling on Myrtle street about COM
pleted, The building will be modern
style. and will cost about $500.
w. J. Thomas is raising the frame
OF a handsome dwelling on Watauga
avenue, and Boone street. He cslcu.
lates the house to cost SO 900
John Harr put a force of hands at
work Monday OF his new store house
on Spring street, near the narrow
Gauge railroad. He will build a store
house 30x100 and w. H. Henderson
r. ]. Lusk and Jas. scalf, will build
next to him, making a block OF four
nice store houses. G. c. Seaver will
build IN the opposite corner at an
early day. =
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-01-09
Three @ Notes.

J.. p. Griffith will finish his work
to-day.
McDonald, Shea q Go. are finishing
G. r. Howell's contract,
A number OF fiat cars arrived yes
terday for the Three O's.
Contractor Harrington laid one mile
Of track last Saturday and says he will
lay four more next week.
j. 9, Sullivan reports that he will
have his work in the county done in
twelve or fifteen days, if nothing hap
pens to delay him.
The crossing has been put in at the
junction of the Three C's and E. T.,
Y. & G. roads, 1t is a peculiar ar
rangement and includes five switches.
1t is SO arranged that trains on either
road can be switched on to the other
at the crossing going either way, and
one switch has to be changed before a
train on either road can cross, which
will necessitate the stopping of all
trains at the junction to wait for a
signal to cross
The first tank on the Three C's road
on the Northern Division has been
erected near the Barnes place on
Brush Greek. 1t consists OF four poles
with a platform on top. On the plat,
form is a pump and when the tank
is being filled the portly form Of John
Bonan, the engineer, and Rabbit-foot
Watson, the stoker, may be seen
working at the pump handle, 1t only
requires about six hours to fill the
tank of the engine. Bonan and Wat
son are developing a muscle that
would make John L. Sullivan enviouS
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-01-09

Sunday the Goth Of December, the
quiet monotony Of Blakely Greek was
awakened by Mr.. Lacy, oil Carter
county, who drove up in front OF Ja-
cob Cochran's residence and hallooed
and at that instant Mr.. Cochran star
ted cut at one door and his daughter
Miss Beckey at the other, but she be-
ing n little faster on foot beat her
father to the road, where she lit into
the buggy with Mr.. Lacy and away
they went down the creek, and in
front of Mr.. Frank Cochran's they
were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony by L. Fl. Shipley, Esq.
despite the pursuit Of three persons
Mr.. Lacy and Miss Cochran have been
engaged for three years, but her par
ents have prevented their union, but
at last they stole a march on them
-Jonesboro Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-01-09
DR.. G. II. Berry Dentist,
First National Bank Building.

FlfSB RhblOIlhl Dhlh DullAiib'
Fresh candies. crackers, etc, at Geo.
r. Browns.
Remember when you want fresh
groceries to go to Wilder & Aliens.
Thurbers maple syrup at
Hunter & Browns
Don't fail to see the bargains in
shoes at Rhea, Wood & Co.'S.
For nobby neckwear go to w. W.
Kirkpatrick's.
Four cent dress goods at Rhea,
Wood & Co.'s.
The purest and best extracts, can
always be found at kirkpatrick q
Woford's.
Bargains, bargains, bargains, bar
gains, at Rhea, Wood 4 Co.'s.
The best cigars in the city are to be
found at kirkpatrick 4 Wofferd's drug
store.
The E. T. v: &G. people are pre-.
pairing to put in new ties between
johnson City and Cartsr's.
Fresh candy received daily from
the candy factory, at Kirkpatrick &
Wofferd's q.
Rhea, Seehorn & Co., are opening
their goods. They are receiving a
nice line of hardware.
{ Parties interested in real estate will
find something to their liking in the
advertisement Of Jesse Beam in thi;
issue.
The Narrow Gauge railroad compa
ny is putting in new cross-ties in theil
yard here and are otherwise improv.
ing it.
The census Of Bristol, Tennl anc
Goodson, Va, was taken a few days
ago by one OF the citizens and found
TO be 1O,4S4.
drigg's syrup OF wild cherry wood
naptha and tar, is a sure cure fol
coughs and colds. 25 cents a bottle
by druggists.
The X. & 0. railroad company ha'
notified Comptroller Allen that it vii
pay the privilege tax OF $500 per year
which it has hitherto resisted.
I. M. Carr started his planning mil
Tuesday. He has leased the Evan
plant and is preparing himself to dc
all kinds OF planing-mill work.
The Bluff City News has been made
a 6.column quarto, and Dr. A. @
Emmert and Geo. R. Anderson, hav'
been added to the additional staff.
Mr.. Whitney Wood, Of johnson Cit,
was circulating among his numerou
friends in Bristol yesterday morning
He returned home in the afternoon
Courier.
To a casual observer it would seen
that w. w. Kirkpatrick is sacrifcin.
mis- clothing. He seems determine
TO sell and don't want all your none
but is willing to part with his good
for a very little money. Go and sc
him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-01-09
E AND
S-AIlE.
In the Chancery Court at Jonesboro,
Washington county, Tenn.
Johnson City Foundry and Machine
Works,
z. K. McCAllam ct 81.

Pursuant to a decree OF said court
at its November term, 1889, in the
above cause, l will on Wednesday, the
18th day OF February, 1890, sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder, at
the door of Jobs's Opera House in
johnson City, Tennessee, the proper
ty mentioned and described in the
pleadings and said decree, AID ordered
to be sold, and known as the Johnson
City Water Works property, - fol-.
lows:
1st. | will sell the property named
and described in the deed of trust exe-
cuted by G. K. McCallum and wife K.
3. MsCallum to Isaac Harr, trustee,
on the 30th day Of APRIL, 1887, to-wit !:
The pipes, hydrsnts, franchises, and
e 'erythlng owned by G. X. McCallum
and K. S. A. McCallum, now laid on
Spring street, Walnut street, Buffalo
street, &C., in the town Of Johnson
City, Tennessee.
TERMS OF SALE - One third
cash in hand and the remainder in
twelve months; notes with good per-
sonal security, required for the I'M
paid purchase money in equal install
ments bearing interest from date OF
sale and a lien retained on the proper
ty therefor until fully paid.
I'd. At the same time and place, /
will sell the other personal property
attached in said cause, to-wit All the
pipes, hydrants and water works fur
niturs, not embraced in said deed oil
trust, for cash in hand. This January
Sd, 1890.
A. B. BOWMAN, G. & M.
By w. r. YOU'VE, d. @. & NJ.
29S-301