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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
THEATLkNriC AND DANVlLLE.
A Mass Meeting of tho Citizens of Neck
lonburE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuAsE CITY, VA, April ~, 1890.
There was large mass-neetiDg OF the
citizens OF Mecklenburg this week at the
county courthouse TO consider the ques-
tion Of issuing bonds of the county to the
subscription TO the Atlantic and Danville
railroad. There were many speeches made
and different views expressed as 70 the
policy OF the Board of Supervisors. Colonel
Thomas +. Goode, of Buffalo Lithia
Springs, took prominent part IN the pro
ceedmgs. He said bonds had to be issued.
Then the only question open is, Shall we
have an amicable settlement or go INTO an
angry. bitter, expensive. and protracted 1T
igetion with the company? He thought IT
would be seven years before the question
would be fully decided by the courts, and
showed that $3.50, 900 at 4 per cent. could
be easily borne, and II so settled the At
lantic and Dauville Railroad Company
would be o blessing TO the county. His
views prevailed and the meeting unari-
mously adopted q resolution III accordance
Herewith. and appointed committee TO
present the same TO the Board or super
visors at their meeting ON the 2Sth OF TINS
month. when they will meet TO consider
the application of the Atlantic and Dan
Vile railroad for bonds in payment OF the
county subscription TO the capital stock
of said company.
The grading of the branch of this road
to Buffalo Latina Springs has been FINISHED.
The suuerstructure will soon be III readi-
ness for trains. The shipment OF water
from these springs will amount 10 about
95, 900 cases per year, and the inward
freight is about as great rs the outward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
Northeastern North Carolina.

Correspondence Of tho Nchmonh Dispe'oh.i
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., April ~. 1890
Mail service will commence on the Nor
folk and Carolina railroad the goth.
Rocky Mount is now quite railroad
centre. Seventeen trains enter 1t daily.
The farmers of Lenoir county are push
inc ahead with their work IN way 20
make the grumblers. who wanted State
aid last fall. feel rebuked at having made
such request.
A fast truck train will begin running on
the Atlantic and North Cerolina railroad
about the 25th.
Parties from Baltimore have purchased
land at Morehead City. and will erect large
buildings for the oyster business. They
will ship the oysters to Baltimore TO can
them.
The rice-mills at Washington will be en-
larged.
Messrs. Banybam and Braeard have pur-
chased large buildings in Washington and
will probably put in 100000 cotton-fac-
tory.
The fishing season is about over at New
berne. Two crews have disbanded, and
they say the seasons have been fairly
good. -,
The farmers of BERTHE county will plant
large quantities of eanuts this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
RUDE SMITH CONVICTED.
The Buckatunna Train Robber Gets His
Deserts.
TBy telegraph 10 the DIspatch.,


NOZZLE. ALA. April 12.-Rube Smith, OF
Lamar county, Ala. was this morning, at
Waynesboro'. Miss, convicted of train-rob-
berry. He will get more than ten years
sentence. Motion for new trial was en-
tered.
Rube Smith was with Rube Burrows, the
noted outlaw, in holding up the Mobile
aud Ohio train near Buckatunna. Miss.
September %, 1889, when two thousand
dollars were taken from the express car.
December 18th, Burrows, Smith. and a
man named McClung were at Armory,
Miss, the first two planning another train
robbery. when Detective jackson. OF Aber-
deem, who was on their trail. arrested
Smith and McClung, Burrows not appear
ing.
McClung. at the preliminary examine
ton. told how Smith had conhded to him
all the details Of the Buckatupna robbery,
describing the part taken therein by him
self and Burrows. On this evidence Smith
was convicted at the trial, which ended at
2 o'clock this morning. McCiung will be
taken TO Lamar county to answer the
charge OF robbery and grand larceny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
Two Bis from Norfolk.

Especial telegram 10 tbe pispstch.I
NORFOLK, Va, April 10. Hon. u. r, Ira
cy. Secretary OF the Navy; Coinmodore A.
~ Weaver, and Congressman bowden are
expected at tho navy-yard IRON Wasnng-
ton tomorrow morning.
Grand Master y. T.. Whitehurst ieft to-
nirht for Pulaski 10 institute an Odd-fei-
lows Lodge. and from there VIII s9 10
Roanoke 10 preside over the 1rahu boas0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
WILLIAMSBURG.
The I0eidonts of a hay in the Pleasant
Old Town.

Old Town.
Correspondents OF the Richmond Dlspstch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. April II, 1890.
In view Of the fact that many leading
military as well as civil organizations will
attend the unwilling Of the Lee statue in
Richmond IN May. the " Regulars" OF this
place, a we'll known and most popular or
ganization, at Z recent meeting decided 20
be present on that occasion and by their
presence not only add 10 the numerical
strength of the large crowd that will be
present, but also contribute 20 the mirth
and .joiiiheation OF the occasion. for they
ere known far and wide for their cornwall
habits and genial good nature.
TIE VACANT yup0xsHiP.
Now that vacancy has occurred in the
Ninth Judicial circuit. owing 10 the death
OF Judge Jefffies. aud 90 the Governor will
make an appointment 10 Ill the vacancy,
the people Of the district are largely ia
favor of theselection OF Hon. Marius Jones,
Of Gloucester, and trnst that the Governor
may elevate him 10 the bench.
VARIOUS MOTHS.
The pablic-school trustees Of our town
express themselves % being decidedly OPP
posed 10 bny change OF textbook in our
public schools. as proposed By tho State
Board Of Education.
hany OF our citizens went out 10 James
CIF Yesterday TO attend sale u the ef-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
1t is to Meet July LIST 20 9th. Both Inciu-
siye, at sIorehead City, y. c.
Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH, n. c., April 12.-Secretary Har-
rell, of the Southern Educational Associa-
ton, informs me to-day that the date
fixed for the first meeting is July 1st 20
5th. both inclusive, at Morehead City, N.
G. The date IS 80 fixed as not TO con-
flict with the meeting of the National Edu-
cational Association, which begins July
sth, and number OF teachers from tho
Southern Association will also attend the
National Association. The Secretary re-
ports that the Southern Association is
rapidly gaining strength and that every
southern State will be represented. 1t Is
believed that 600 teachers will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
WEST BROAD STREET CORNER
w PROPERTY.

Al the request OF the owner. who desires TO
engage In business out OF tho city, We will sell
by auction, upon the promises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1870,
az o'clock p. NJ. that CONM0DI0US THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE situated Gu tho north
west corner OF Broad aud Munford streets. The
lot has front Of 25xl35 feet 10 paved alley.
This building Is thoroughly equipped In every
particular for the successful condnct OF saloon,
restaurant, boarding and clearinghouse COM
bincd. Tho owner recognizing tho grost need
OF hall in this growing section, has fitted up
and furnished the same, which enjoys the pat
ronage Of several organizations at good rentals.
There has recently been erected a new and well
arranged twO-stDry brick dwelling In rsan OF
the above, fronting on Nunf0rd street, which
owing to it5 convenience was taken possession
Of before fts completion. The whole house Is
heated by steam from cellar 90 garrett
thorough inspection OF the premises will con-
vince ali OF its completeness. The demand for
Broad-street property Is daily increasing owing
10 ts present and future value, which. together
with the good rent this property Will yield,
should call out good ATTENDANCE OF bidders.
TERAg: At sale. CHEWING &c HOSE,
AuctioDeere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
AUCTION sAEEs-Monday.
By James d. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1lis Main street
A TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE
NEAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
AND
TWENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
on LAKEWOOD AVENUE NEAR THE
EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY.


BY request Of the owner, Mr.. Bernard Briel.
who will shortly remove 20 his new residence In
tho city, shall sell by public auction, ON the
premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1880,
at ~ O'Clock r. NJ, his WELL-L0CATRD AND
VALUABLE LAND WITH THE NEAT COT
TAGE RESIDENCE and all other improvements
thereon on the south side OF Oekwood avenue,
Just east OF and very the city limits, having
front OF 1870 feet on the avenue two fronts), $50
feet on Dickinson street. and 10 feet on Garri-
street, tho whole subdivided in lots OF 59xl23
feet each. The improvements consist OF the
neat, well-arranged two-story frame dwelling OF
eight rooms, stable, sheds, &c.
From tho rapid growth Of improvements In the
direction OF this properly IL 10 certain that THIS
beautiful ground will In the near future be In
good demand tor homes, when II will readily
command double what Is now expected Tor IL.
meanwhile IL Is pleasant suburban nome and
will pay handsomely for dairy and truck pur-
poses. Plat with auctioneer.
Don't miss this chance.
TERMS Easy, and ut sale. j. 3. ELAN,
arg Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

LADY Customer: Do you keep JoHNSroS's
VEGETABL NOLASpfNEe
Dracxist: Yes, mafam; We try to have NO
IANDINE on hand sli the time, bus u sells 10
fast thar we nd II hard % keep In stock. Our Gus
toners are more ihan pleased With II az Q tonic.
blood purifier and liyer-reguiatoE Twenty-Five
years test guarantees all that Is claimed iof
NOLASDIN& it's blcod-feod, nerse-nourish-
ment Il enpplies strength 10 enable you 70
throw aside disease.
Lady Customer: Yes, that Is Just what hear
all my friends say. Here ts 81 Please eeni
half dozen totfies 10 my homo ef once. This
sprinx weather Il 20 trying thntt ara going 70
guard against sickness b. putting all my tsu,ily
on N0LANDINE ~ HH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
BY James II. crensnsw, Aae,ionesr.
Nc. II north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 0TON THE
4 SOUTH sIDH OF PARK AVENUE, EXTEND
mo FROM CEDAR TO ROBINSON STREET.
AND RUNNING BACK BErwLBS PAkALikL
LINES TO KESsiN6ToS sThEET.-iSy virtue
o. certain deed Of trust 70 lanes II. cfeDshsws
trustee, dated April B. 1888. recorded. In hsnfioo
County Court clcr@'s Office, ia Deei-boo< ~ ~
page 5. default having been made IN mo pay
meat Of certain notes ihefein segafod. ana %.
sns required 30 10 do ~ the DsreAciary. shao
se.l BY public anc.ion. on the PREMISES %
FRIDAY. APRIL IS, isS.
az s6o'clock y. ~. tie aooyedsscriesd Pho
PRxff.
Tsass. cssa as 20 expenses OF sals snd 70
pay sl33o a. duo March L. 1898. AMI tnssres. siil
paid aud note due April : ieps Tor 3. sof 10 and
interess ill paid. aud on time 70 po;e fof
"a tOs o. duo ocioosg 6. $50. and tho bsisncs oa
twelve mouths time. with interest aided. sad
secured by deod u .rusr on tns property.
This sale 10 subjeci, however. ~ prior deed
OF trust, dated Aflil 3, i3se. recorded Ia Deed
Book IA Is. page :. to secdfo notss Que as lob
loss. Noto due October 8. isse, TOR si.ssSck On
witch siif-o0 WAS paid Jasttsry 10 iSD. AID
noe due April 0. $50. for S'.at3.3L enf noee TO-
q 90 g dus Os'so3ef &. 1886. ali Of which ncteo
tho purchaser will have % assufns.
JAMES u. ckBzShAw.
ana IruoeeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
Fatal Accident on the Rappahannoek.
sf>o,,asnoaoeace of the Richmond Dispafch.l

DusysyILIE. Va, April 70, 1872;
Tom Mcdaniel. Of Tappahannock, anu =
colored bow were ont on the kappapah-
nock stretching gill-net stakes and were
caught In heavy and sudden storm. Inc
boat sank. The colored boy was Drowned
and MCDANIEL fionted ashore upon TWO ne'-
poles. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

In pursuance Of decree OF the Corporation
Court Of Dauvlle, In the suit Of susan 2. Elliott
"a. Elvira Elliott and ala will sell al auction TO
tho highest bidder in Danville, on the premises
on
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1890,
st4P. NJ, SEVEN VACANT LOTS fronting on
Union street q feet ~ inches. and running back
50 feet; also ere others, fronting 81 leet and
Is inches on Spring street. running back from
1925 20 Isl feet Az inchee. The lots will b9 offered
separately, and then al together, ana tho largest
aggregate only reported asa sale.
THE LOCATION or THE PROPERTY.--It Hes In tho
heart Of tho bast business part OF the rity. near
the Arlington Hotel, MAN street. Planters Ware
house, banks. &c, suitable for warehouses,
stores, factories, SC. IL "a tho moot desirable
block for buslness-houses ever SAN offered for
salo in this city.
No buildings 10 with the lOts. Tho temporary
wood buildings viii 10 removed. and ogly tho
land will be sold, though possession VIII DO do
liyerei at once.
TERys, TITLE. &c: one fourth OF tho pur-
chase-money is 70 be paid cash tho balance In
twelve. tYcnty-four. sui thirty-six months. mo
deferred instaImsnts 20 bear interesf from day OF
sale, aud title retained until the purchase
money II ali paid. This properfy was Silled 10
the present owners by their grsadfather. the late
George Price, who had owned II for thirty or
forty years p-ior 90 his death. and bolieyo the
title TO IL perfect selling a. commissioner
warrant the title specially. ON Application
viii show the properly. or forward map OF II.
l. I. BOULDIn, Commissioner.
Danyille. Va
r. L. WkLKgg, Crior mh 30-su3t
CLERKS OFFICE CORPORATION CoUBr or DAM
yILIg.
7. William Rison, clork of said court, certify
that or the 9TH day CT July, isSs, T. y. Boasdin
executed bond With good security IN TIE penalty
required by decree u July term. 1879, made Ia
In afd n vi IA
y. Elliott, re, are plaintiffs, and klyifa Eilotl
ana others arc defen1ants.
Given under my hand tbs 81 day OF April, 1890.
an 6-Su4t WILLIAM klSOS, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
MECKLENBuRG MATTERS.
A Handsome Manse--An Elegant Enter
tainmont, &c.
Of tho Richmond Dispatch

Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE CRY, April ~, 1880.
Several thousand negroes assembled on
the 5th instant al Boydton TO celebrate the
anniversary of Lee'sSurrender. Langstou
was present, made q speech. and claimed
that he would be seated in this Congress,
and would be a candidate for the next.
There was violent storm IN the after
noon, and the aTdor of the sable sons and
daughters of Ham were thoroughly sub
duod by a drenching rain. The steeple of
the Methodist church in Boydton was
blown down.
HANDSOME MAEsE.
The Presbyterians have completed of
this place q handsome manGe, and IT IS now
occupied by their very popular pastor, the
Rev. Joseph Rennie. formerly of your city.
Mr.. Rennie supplies this place and the
church at Oxford. N. G., and, although
young man, has attained considerable pro-
minence as an earnest and efficient pulpit
orator.
AprohibitiOn preacher .ectured here this
week TO n mixed audience He said that
he was fifty-three years old. but he ex-
pected TO live to see the day when there
will not be one open saloon IN the United
States. Ono prominent gentleman rOmark-
ed that if his predictions were verified he
would be first-class risk for lite-insu-
rance company. Ilere never was so lnucu
of a prohibition sentiment among the
masses of tine people Of this county, and
that is growing smaller and beautifully
less. They claimed this place as their
stronghold, but at the last corporation
election the "wets" easily triumphed.
The drysn always make great claims. but
after elections their numerical strength IS
sure to be very small.
ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENT.
There was an elegant entertainment
given at the Southside Academy last night
by amateur performers of the town. Ice
cream and other delicacies were furnished
in the mess-hall after the performance.
A military feature has been added to the
course OF instruction at the academy, and
uniforms procured for the students. This
is the first session of this institution, and
its success has exceeded the expectations
OF its projectors. Rev. J. II. Newbill, the
originator of tine enterprise, and now chief
manager, by his energy and constant deyo,
ton TO the cause of education, accomplished
great work and supplied this section with
a much-needed institution for higher in
struction. Professor A. s. ii. Bristow,
principal, and Professor fl. N. Phillips,
assistant both accomplished and expe-
rienced teachers-have charge OF the differ.
ent classes.
The Baptist church here has recently
been greatly improved. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
THE SIGNAL CORPS.
The Senate Makes Radical Change In It
House Proceedings.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispaten.l
Senate.

House Proceedings.
lBy telegraph to the Dispstch.i
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Aprll 12.-The calendar was
taken I'D soon after the Senate assembled
and great number Of bills were passed
under the five-minute rule. Among them
were the following public-building bills:
Fargo, OAK, 5000; San Jose, Cal, $780,
600: Pueblo, Col, $780, 600; Baton Rouge,
La. 500. 900. and Bridgeton, n. D., $4,000.
A majority OF the bills disposed of were Of
q private or local character. The only bill
passed of Importance TO the public service
was the Senate bill TO increase the efficiency
and reduce the expense of the Signal Corps
of the army The bill transfers to the De-
Dartnent of Agriculture the Weather Bu-
reau. leaving tho Signal Corps Of the army
to remain in the War Department. The
Weather Bureau is TO consist OF one chief
and such civilian employees as Congress
may annually provide Tor. The chief
is TO have an annual compensation
of $4,000, and is 10 be appointed
by the President. by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate. But
the Chief SIGNAL Officer of the Army may be
detailed by the President to take charge OF
the Weather Bureau. The enlisted
force Of the Signal Corps is to be
discharged from the army June 80.
1891, and such portions OF the force as may
be necessary shall be transferred to the
Department of Agriculture, skilled OBJ
servers now serving in the Signal Service TO
be preferred for appointment in the
Weather Bureau. The Signal Corps is TO
consist Of one major, four captains (mount-
ed }, and four first lieutenants (mounted),
with the pay and allowances of like grades
in the army and the enlisted force of the
Signal Corps is to consist of fifty sergeants.
Adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
Immediately after the reading of the
Journal the House resumed consideration
of the contested-election case of Waddill
against Wise.
Messrs Haughen of Wisconsin and Dali
zell of Pennsylvania spoke in favor of the
contestant, and then Nr. Wise, of Virginia,
took the floor IN his own behalf.
After further discussion vote was taken
on the minority substitute resolution de-
claring the seat vacant. and it was de-
feated-yeas. ll9; NAYS, 1873.
The majority resolution declaring Mr..
Waddill entitled TO the seat was adopted
yeas 134. nays l20-and that gentleman APP
peared at the bar of the House and took
the oath of Office.
Public business was then suspended and
the House proceeded 70 pay fitting tributes
to the memory of the late James Laird.
representative from Nebraska. and at 4:50
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
by Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AnctionssrA
1914 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF FOUR SMALL
FRAME HOUSES,
SITUATED on THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUAL
STREETS,
AND KNOWN AS Noe. Teo. 72oX.s 80. AND 70
NORTH THIRD STREET.

Al the request Of tbs executor. who IL acting
under the provisions OF the will. Ne shaii o1ef
FOR sale at public auction, upon tho prsnisss, on
WEDNESDAY, APRm "a. iso.
M s O'Clock r. ~, The PROPERTY described ~
above. the HOUSES contain nros and four
rooms ssch and are nov rented 20 promptpay-
tag tenants. They all have city water Aod cub
vert connections
Tho LOTS have good depth and will 20 sub.
divided, as will DO shown ~ piot IN day VI
sale.
Ihis property will pay large percentage 90
tho Investment, and parties hegine small
amount, wishing T. lnyes. would do we'll 70 ~
tend the sale
Terms: Al sale. SUTTON = CO..
ABS AuefloDeers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13

fSpaelaf feltgFHW 70 ",,~1s ,,,s -,
Ds, cosY FArIs, Va, April II. The Hank
of GLASGOW. Rockbridge county, Va, was va
organized to-day. Capital STOCK Sov,v
Eorty-one thousand dollars were tAken
here within two hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
By Thompson Brown q Co,
1li3 Main street.
DIG PAYING PROPERTY.
Il PER CENT. NET.


INGs, Nos. 9C7, 800. AND 81 BAKER
STREET. NEAR ST. PETER
STREET,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES,
TUESDAY. APRIL Is, 1880, AT 6P. VI.
No. 307 contoins about IL rooms, ana oeing
rented IN suites and singy brings good month
No. 200 "A TWO-sTORY FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING, contains rooms, ana IS occupled
by a good tenant at paying rates.
No. ala TWO-SCOKY FRAME DWELLING
Of eve rooms. ard there Is also frame kitchen
ia rear OF four rooms. Rents we'll
Tho LOT fronts as a whole 50 by $50 feet and
has city water aud cnlFers.
For persons OF Moderate means aud limited
capital this property will pay big per cent ON
the amount inyeslod.
TgRys: one fourth cash; balance Ia SIX,
twelve. aud eighteen months. interest added, &C.
cured by deed OF trust. o
apls Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
by Appsrson 6 Co,
Real Ealata Ancfinneera and AgantA.
by II. Seldom Taylor q SON,
Real Estate Agents and AuciiorecrA

Real k6tRto Agents hnd AuctiohocfA
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
" SALE OF ONE UNDIVIDED oNK-
THIRD INTEREST ~ A VALUABLE LOT
OF LAND ON THE SOUTH SIDE o. MAIN
STREET NEARLY OPPOSITE THE Fin L
MARKET1,ln pursuance OF s sesrss % me
tered on tho i2th day OF December, lea IN
tho cause OF Beniit g. schweiuer, dc. ths
undersigned, special commissioners thsteln
appointed for the purpose, VIII sell 81 psoli0
auction, ON the premises. on
WEDNESDAY TgB 10TH DAT or AYRti, 1880,
at 1 o'clock p. NJ, tho Interest Of Henry
Schweitzer 10 the REAL ESTATE mentloned IN
said decree. a. follows: ONEUNDlvIDED oNk-
THIRD INTEREST, being an estate In fee-slm-
pie in and 70 that certain 10, or parcel OF land on
tho south side OF Main street and ON tho east
SIDE Of Shockoe crock. In tho city o: Richmond,
fronting on Main street q feet. moro or ess, AMI
running back at right angles ITO fses 70 an
alley.
as may be necessary to defrsy the cxpsnses OF
sale and 20 pay of and discharge the following
sums OF mopcy; $50, with interest thereon froin
December ~, 1889; tya %, with interost rom
same date: 500 with interest from September
% 1885, subject 90 q credit OF si2s.50 a. OF NO
yembeF 70, 1850, and all costs Of said suit
amounting 10 about -; the residue upos
such terms ~ may be announced al the sas.
w. W. HENRY,
Special Commissioners.
BsvDir, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST sCnwErrzEx, De.
! pssyANF--IS THs CdAscERY COuRz 0F Tnn
| CRY on MOGA0sD.
! y,ChsrIes W. Goddin, clsrk OF said court. GER
I tify fhEt tho bond required VI tho speciai com.
| missioners by the decree In esld cause OF
| I2th December, 1es9. has been duly given.
| Given under my hand this "a day OF Sprls
/ is90 no o.
apf CHAliLES W. GOpplN. clerk.