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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
AWoMAN INTHs GLoveR-HIxM MELEE
Glover Sent to the Grand Jury-Mr. Is.
SCOTS Presents-Personal Notes

Glover Sent To the Granu Jury-s1r. he ~
scotts Presents-Personal Notes
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMvILLE, Va, September 1.-Before
Justice Bidgood yesterday afternoon Henry
Glover was examined for assaulting Vir-
cinius Hix. Developments proved that
further serious injury was inflicted during
the fight between Glover and blk, winch
occurred Saturday night in house on
Bridge street. A woman of the house. who
undertook to separate the men, received q
heavy blow across one of her hands break
ing two of her fingers, one OF which had to
be amputated. Glover was sent on to the
CRANE Jury, and was remanded to jail IN de-
fault OF security.
NEGRo's REMEMBRANCE.
Mr.. B. s. Scott was the recent recipient
of the following letter and box containing
the delicacies enumerated therein from a
young negro who Is now resident of
Washington and the son OF deceased
INV Dear Old Master,-I hope you are
well. l send you by Miss Jennie's dear
little boy some cigars, lemons. oranges.
and little whiskey. l hope you will en-
Joy them and believe me to be one who
loves you stu.
Or Little Charlie. Son of Eliza and Hen
derson."
The Miss Jennie referred to is Mrs.
James A. ArInistead, of Cumberland coun-
ty.
PERSONAL.
Misses Mary Knight, Of Hillsboro', n
c., and Lizzie Nelson. of Hampden-Sid-
new, Va. visited MIR. and Mrs. John Hous-
ton yesterday.
Mr.. X. q. Porter. the former popular to-
bscco-inspector at the Planters Warehouse
here. now OF Richmond, is visiting Farm
vile.
Mrs. Mollie Cobb is in upper Prince Ed
ward.
Miss Nora Boston Rice left to-day for
North Carolina, where she Will visit rela-
tives and friends
bir. Robert Burger has gone to Blue
field, W. Va, To fill a position as tele-
grapher for the Norfolk and Western rail-
road.
Governor and Mrs. Mckinney are looked
for here from Blue Ridge Springs next
Thursday, the Sd.
Mr.. N. L. Price is in Lynchbure on bust
meas.
Mr. Percy Butler returned to Norfolk
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Englehard. who came here
from North Carolina last winter have re-
turned 20 Raleigh where Mr.. Englehard
expects 10 start large woodwork estab-
llshment.
Mr.. Milton w. Wright, Of Crewe, Va,
Was IN town yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
ROANOKE'S ORPHAN ASYLUM.
A Hebrew Benevolent Association Organ
sInthadisf Canfereuce.

n
izcd-Methodist Conference.
TCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. Va, September 1.--Work on
the Catholic Orphan Asylum will be com.
menced in few days. The buildings will
cost between $4,000 and 800, 900, and will
accommodate over 800 children. They
will be erected on the grounds OF st. An
drews church. in the northern part OF the
city, which are elevated and healthful.
TO AID REFUGEES.
The Hebrews of this city have organized
THE Roanoke Hebrew Benevolent Asso-
ciation." charitable association to aid
Russian refugees and Jews in need of as
sistance at home. One half OF the collec--
tions will be used in aid of the first and
the other half in aid of the second object.
The officers elected at the organization
Yesterday were: q. May, president; NJ.
Rosenburg, secretary, and Ike Bachrach,
treasurer. At the meeting yesterday $l65
was raised.
The barn of Smith Petty, near Hollns
Institute, was destroyed by fire with its
contents last night. Estimated loss,
SO 900; no insurance. One thousand
bushels of wheat. quantity Of hay. two
wagons, reaper, mower, and fine lot OF
farming implements were burned. The
fire is believed TO have been the work OF
an lnCeUuldry.
MRTHoDIsTs MEET.
The Roanoke District Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. be-
gins at Buena Vista tonight. The dele
gates from the Greene Memorial church,
of this city. are L. Il. fishburne. J. A..
Hobbs, and f. b. Caldwell; Trinity
church-G. L. Stevens, John Chalmers,
and W. A. Pattie.
Colonel John Z. Penn and City-Solicitor
Il. W. Miller will leave tor New Kent
county on the Sd of this month to argue
against the application of the Home Build
ing and Conveyancing Company for an H.
junction restraining the city from erecting
the Randolpn-Street bridge across the Nor
folk and Western and Shenandoah Valley
railroad tracks. The case will come up be.
fore Judge Lacy, of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals. on Friday next at his homo IN
New Kent county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
FOUR DEAD; SIXTEEN INJURED.
A Mixed Train Leaves the Track and
Goes Down Hill.
mr. tolegraph to the Dlspatch. ]

CINCINNATI, O., September IA special
from Evansville to the Commercial Gazette
says that yesterday morning. between Tell
City and Troy. Perry county, Ind. mixed
train in which there were twenty passen-
gers encountered o broken fange. The
engine left the track. bumped on the ties
for awhile. and then took a header down
the steep embankment. All the cars were
piled on it. The passengers were all taken
out. Four are dead land sixteen more or
less scalded by escaping steam and other
wise injured. The wreck took fire and
was burned up completely. Engineer
Jake App and his fireman escaped injury
by jumping. Conductor Gordon was badly
hurt. The wreck was on the Louisville,
Evansville and st. Louis railroad. All the
injured are in Tell City. Nearly all the
passengers were from local points on the
road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
SAvAGELY ATTACKED BY A NEGRESS
A Child and Its sick Mother Probably
Fatally Injured.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. ]

OKLAHOMA, o. T., September Last
night Mrs. Mary Ryan, who is an invalid. and
her little seven-year-old daughter. were
attacked in most savage and brutal man.
ner by anegress-M Hewitt--who occu-
pied a tent In Mrs. Ryan's yard. The ne:
gress became enraged at the child and
commenced to beat bel. with q broom.
The sick mother got out Of bed and attempt
ed to protect her child, when the negress
seized Ratchet and attacked Mrs. Ryan,
breaking both arms in several places. and
cutting two deep gashes in her back. The
child was a mass Of bruises. 1t is proba-
bic that both will die. The negress was
arrested and with difficulty taken to Jail
A large mob surrounded the prisoner and
were determined to lynch her, but the
prompt arrival OF troops prevented this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
GAME OF /" CRAPS
ANiNrsaes1INo INVOLVING
FOUR DOLLARS.
The Prosecutor Could Not Recover bn'
the Prisoner Got Thirty Days-fe'
sersburgs Cash Receipts

rcorro.nondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
prrxnspuno, Va. September Ian 10.
teresting case was decided IN the Mayo,
Court this morning. Two colored youths
had been playing the game called craps
and the sum OF q was alleged to nave
been lost by the prisoner. This money wa
In the hands of the prosecutor, ana as 'he
latter was about to hand 1t over 70 one
Sing Lee, q Chinaman, for safe.keep'ne
the defendant struck his arm, threw 'ne
money TO the ground. and falling upon u,
seized and kept possession OF II; lnc
Mayor decided that the prisoner havinE
lost sum of money by gainihs
less than 81. could not recover w
same by warrant or suit. II peihg enaos.u
fSection 2Sj7) that the loser OF - OF Xo' :,
may recover the same: Hence, ne ;nns a., a re-
less sum than the statute authorizes y re-
coyery for. the defendant had no right 70
the money so lost at gaming; ana. tne,e,
fore. the taking was larceny. The prisoner
was convicted of petit larceny ana sen-
fenced to thirty days imprisonment III
Jail. An appeal was taken.
STATISTICAL.
The police made one hundred and seven,
ty.one arrests during the month Oh
August for the following Offences: rs
SAINT and battery. 81 Assault
felony. 6: larceny, "a. iunacy. ~ missile
meanor. "a; peace warrants. s.: suspicioE'
2: violation of city ordinance, "a.
The number of marriage.liceses issued
from the clerks Office during the month
was ls-6 to white and IA to colored con-
pies. During the same period ~ ueeus
were admitted to record in the clerks Oh
hce.
The cash receipts into the city treasury
from all sources in August amounted 10
S29. g9l. 26. and the expenditure ~
sci 994. "a. which included large amount
in interest maturing on the several ciasS,s
of bonds.
DiNwIDDIE POLITICS.
The Executive Committee of the Demo
cratic marty OF Dinwiddie county Will meet
Of tbe conrt-house on September court
dav to decide the time o. holding q con-
yention TO nominate a candidate Tor the
House of Delegates. The Democrats ana
Alliance of this county are Thoroughly ~
accord and there will be no troubie aoout
the candidate. The same good feeling Is
believed to exist IN the counties or IIincc
George and Surry and the Republican re-
presentatlyes from these several counties
NIL give place 10 Democrats i'll the next
Assembly.
A large king Sora was killed to-day near
the West End Park.
A colored man named Frank Baker.
from Bermuda Hundred, reported al me
station-house to-day that he had been as
saulted and beaten by some unknown par
ties in the lower part of the, city. Hisface
and head presented an ugly appearance.
The police took the matter in hand.
THE ALLIANCE WAREHOUSE.
A meeting of the directors OF the Peters
burg Alliance Exchange was held here to-
day and was largely attended. They. per
fected their plans and will open their
house about the middle of this month for
the transaction of business, and very
successful season is looked forward to by
fhnse Interested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
Mr.. THOMPSON ooes TO ATLANTA.
A Heavy Criminal Docket in Alexandrias
Court-Ths Democratic Primary.

- Hhtaty &Ff"tuht HI - =
Court-Ths Democratic Primary.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va. September 1.-Mr.
John s. Il. Thompson, who for number
OF wears past has been superintendent OF
tho Virginia Midland and Washington and
Ohio divisions of the Richmond and Dan
vile system, but who was recently ap-
pointed assistant manager OF the entire
Richmond and Danville system, left here
last night with bis family for his rev
field Of duty at Atlanta. He takes with
him the good WISHES of the entire people
Of Alexandria for his continued prosperity.
Mr.. Troy. the new superintendent OF inc
Midland division here. takes charge OF the
office to-day.
SPECIAL TERM.
Owing TO the unusually large number Of
criminal cases that are on the docket OF
the Corporation Court, Judge Norton mas
ordered a special grand jury for the sep.
TENDER term of the court TO try some OF
these cases. There is now on the docket a
murder case. several assaults with intent
TO kill, several burglary cases. besides
host of petty robbery cases.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
September 10th has been fixed as the day
for the primary election of delegates TO the
convention that will nominate candidates
for the Senate and House of Delegates.
This convention meets here IN october
next. All the candidates for the Offices are
hard at work looking after their fences,
and hard fight will be made for the nomi-
nations.
SCHOOL PERMITS.
Clerk Snowden, Of tie City School
Board, commenced issuing public-school
permits to white children at the Peabody
school building this morning. lie Will
give the white children another dav to-
morrow. and on Thursday and Friday the
negroes will get their permits.
The schools will open for regular work
on Monday next.
MAY RECOVER.
Lucy Gaines. the negro woman who was
shot by her husband one night last week,
still lies in precarious condition, though
1t is thought her chances FOR recovery are
better.
Turner Gaines, the man who did the
shooting. is in Jail awaiting the result of
the woman's injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
CENTRAL AMERICA.
A Dictatorship Talked OF in Guatemala
Nicaragua-Ho
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

tUIcbIuPII IIfoVfECHfI
CITY OF MEXICO. September 1.-Letter:
from Guatemala state that the election ex-
element there Is very intense and it Is
feared that no election can take place. In
such case President Barrillas will hold
over and he may try to declare himself
dictator, which will not only cause CON-
plications in Guatemala but in all Central
America.
In Nicaragua there are fears that the ca.
nal will not be built, as il is known or be-
heved that the company has not the funds
necessary to carry ON the project.
In Honduras efforts are being made to
Gust the partisans of President Bogran
from Government Offices. If this cannot
be accomplished by electoral power, 1t is
said it viii be done by force after the cleo
tions are held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
FEDERAL DEBT STATEMENT,
Redemption and Continuation of AZ Pei
Cont. Bonds.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.


WARRINGTON. September Tho debt
statement issued to-day shows the total
interest-bearing debt outstanding TO be-
$6l0 ,529, $40; decrease since March /. 1899,
S233, 800; decrease during August.
81 ?9l, 2l6.50; total debt of ali kinds. Sl,562,
z36, S45. II; total cash in the treasury,
500. go, 20; net cash balance. 500. pa
394.95; gold certificates outstanding, SI45,-
w $50; silver certificates outstanding,
$3xl. .209; currency certificates, Gas, 1855.
600; Treasury notes Of 1880 bullion pur-
chase notes.. &69,G86. 035. Pacific railroad
bonds not included In the above.
The amount OF ~ per cent. bonds con-
making tho total to date CAS-. IO8. $50. There
are also about ESQ, 900 more honda in bro.
cees Of eontipDatiou- The interest on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
A Fatal Collision Of Barges.
tBy telegraph to the Oispatca.I

DErRoIT: MICH, September l.--About
midnight last night the large steam barge
Merely. owned by HAYWOOD x Avery. of
Port Huron, Mich, ran into and sank the
little steam barge jerks, laden with atone
from Lake Erie Island. The collision oc-
CURED in the Detroit river, near Grassy
Island. The jerks was struck amidships
and sank Immediately. The wife of the
captain Of the jerks, the engineer. s,d the
fireman were killed by the collision,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02

IL AND POTOMAC NNLiuI..
commencing JJNE 3, lssl-,a.-... Ia.
s.o1 A. NJ Leaves pv-I et.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
ARREST OF CHRIS. M'NAMARA.
Charged with Shooting Reese Fowler at
Chattanooga-A Gambling Tragedy.


Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va, September l A man
named Chris. Mcnamara was arrested here
this afternoon on the 1910 east bound tram
by Chief of-Police Morris and Detective
W. q. Baldwin, of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, on the charge of shooting Reese
Fowler at Chattanooga. Chief Morris first
received telegram from ID. +. Mitchell,
Lieutenant of Police at Chattanooga,
describing Mcnamara. and telling him TO
watch the sleeper of the, incoming
train. Subsequently he received a telegram
from Detective Baldwin requesting him to
meet him at the depot here with warrant
for the arrest of Mcnamara, who was on
the train. The detective had been informed
at Radford that Mcnamara was on the train,
and getting aboard he singled him out
without difficulty. and kept him in sight
until their arrival in this city. Mcnamara
submitted quietly to arrest and was Kept
here till $50 o'clock tins evening. when he
was taken back to Chattanooga without
objection on his part.
HE WON 5000.
In reply to questions of your correspond
ent he said he did not intend to shoot
Fowler but drew his pistol to keep him
back. The ball struck Fowler In the left
cheek and he bled to death. The shooting
occurred in saloon on Mar ket street,
Chattanooga. about 2 O'Clock Monday
morning. Both men were gamblers, and
Mcnamara has lost 5000 that night, most
Of which Fowler had won. The loss OF
his money so maddened Mcnamara that
after abusing Fowler. he drew his pistol
with the above result. Fowler was from
Baltimore, and formerly resided in this
city. He was about forty years old. and
unmarried. Mcnamara is about thirty-fve
years old. and is Georgian by birth. He
says he and Fowler were the best of friends
previous to the shooting. reward of
800 was offered for his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
HUSBAND AND WIFE cORpsEs.
M. Mocksrei. Of Cisremont, on the Bed
with His Dead Wife.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispa.ch. ]

WAvERLY. Va, September ALFRED
Nockerel. 9 wealthy citizen Of Clsrelnont.
committed suicide last night by shooting
himself through the head with bullet from
sA-cslibre pistol. Ills wife had been Ill for
some days and died early IN the night. He
had beea heard 10 say that II his wife died
be would kill himself; that be didn't want
20 stay on earth II she couldn't stay with
lying IN the bed with the corpse Of his wife
With the bullet hole through his head and
she result a. stated. He left his valuable
papers wrapped up In piece Of wire with
. card tied thereto giving tho names Of
three gentlemen whom he desired to open
them. No reason can be assigned for the
suicide except temporary insanity on &C.
count Of the death Of his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
MUSCULAR CHRISTIANITY.
An Indignant Priest Raids IN Opium Den,
Rescuing Two Girls.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

IBy Telegraph 70 tho DIspatch.I
CHICAGO, September IA Catholic
priest-Father Allward, of Nativity parish
made a raid last night on Chinese opium
den. Passing along Halstead street. not
girls enter apartments kept by China
man named Wan Chung. The priest. sus-
pecting something wrong, went TO the
place and. being refused admission.
promptly knocked the door down. took q
revolver out of the hands of Wan Chung,
the proprietor, and found the girls III a
little back. Room smoking opium. They
confessed being frequenters of the den.
aud implicated many of their companions.
The priest reported the case to the police
and warrant was issued for Wan Chung,
who, in the meantime, however, had es-
caped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
ASSOCIATION.
AN ALLlANceMAN ON THE WAR-pATH
Actively Against the sub-Treasury Plan
and tho Third Party.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

ST. LOUIS, No., September LEX Presi.
dent U. 5. Hall, of the Missouri Farmers
Alliance. is printing his guns for war against
the sub-Ireasury and Third-party move.
ments. He has sent q circular 10 every
county Alliance in this State and the anti.
sub Treasury leaders in other States ask.
ing them to call meeting of the ants as
soon as possible and elect three delegates
TO the national meeting of the anti-sub.
TENDER 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
HE WON 5000.
| ALYNCHBURG ASSIGN MeNT.
Ravages of the Hog Disease Arrested
| Fincastie VS.. buchanan.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
LiNcHBURo. Va. September i.-Sexton
Il Jones. proprietors of the ilding
cafe. made an assignment here this after
noon. They do not state Liabilities or as
sets in the bill of assignment, but the
amount is thought TO be small.
Ii Is reported by farmers from Campbell
county that the recent cool weather has
arrested the ravages Of the hog disease to
great extent
A movement Is on foot among the ladies
Of this city 10 organize society for the
prevention OF cruelty to animals.
BorErouRr's HOT CONTEST.
A. g. Preston. member of the House of
Delegates for Botetourt county. was in the
CITY to-day. In conversation he said that
the fight over the proposed removal of the
court house from Fincastle to Buchanan
will be the hottest III the history Of that
county. The Democratic nominee TO sue
coed him. be thinks, will bs either Edward
Brugh or Captain Philip y. Brown. The
former is member of the Alliance and
the latter will probably become u member
OF that organization. Should Brown go
into the order he would DO formula
bio candidate. Prestoa says, as he is
very popular with all classes Of citizens
aud IL not Questionable to the Alliance
people. Mr.. Preston declines renomina-
ton.
oAuoHr BETWEEN THE BuMpxss.
A colored brakeman on the Norfolk and
Western road sustained . fracture of the
right arm while coupling cars on South
side island tonight by having that nom.
Der caught between bumpers OF cara. The
Injured man received proper medical atten-
tion. but 1t 10 feared smputstion willIbs ne
cesssry.
wTNsroNs WIN AGAIN.
The Winston. N. O., team defeated tho
LgnchbuSgs thus sftssnoou b. 8 score Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
MURDERED BY A NEGRO SERVANT.
A Policeman In the Discharge of His Duty
Fatally Stabbed.
10y telegraph TO the Dispatch.]

New YoBK. September 1.--Policeman
John j. Sherman. of the west One-hun-
dreth-Street station, was murdered this
morning by Francis Noah. the coored SER
want Of Alexander @. Hyer. who resides at
l44 west ne-hundred-and-ffth street.
MIR. Hyer called the officer in about twenty
minutes after o'clock and asked him to
arrest the oolored man for dsorderly con
duct. Noah resisted arrest and while Mr..
Hyer went in search of another officer
stabbed the policeman in the throat. kill
ing him instantly. The murderer then at
tempted suicide by stabbipg IN the neck,
but inflicted only slight injury. He was
arrehfed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
cHARLoTTE's PRIMARY VOTE.
u. Pslddy Has Popular Majority 81 100
Votes 10 the County.

xsSsvILIx. Va. September i.--There sp-
peased IN to-dsy's DISPATCH = telegram
from DSske's Branch announcing the fact
that Dr. Priddy had carried only two pre-
cincts 10 the county. which IL . fact. but
The telegram failed 10 state that DE-.
Priddy he'd majority Of more than one
hopdsod q ~ hess who faced last 6Atus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM AA
" SHIP COMPANY. LAAAA
FOR NEW YORK

fOK NEW lORh. - . .
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY IL ESDAl
and FRIDAY at D 7. II. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at L.
NJ. arriving in Richmond MONDAY and tki-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fair 10 New York via James-river
route Qncludng meals and BERTH. .....s 90
Round-trip tickets, limited To thirty days
after date OF issue. Observation-Disclosures. IL w
staarage with suf,sisfence ......... q 90
Steerage. without subsistence. ......... w
Cabin fare uia Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can be obtained az A. w. CARRIERS,
901 Main street; Chesapeake and ONO ana
Richmond and Petersburg depots, ana at CON-
pany's Offices, 1901 Main street, and Wharf,
Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills Of lading
issued for points beyond New York.
Freights received daily until 7. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way (pia Newport News) 81 500 7. N. and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Same days.
mt A. NJ, will make connection at NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
de4 CompsAy's wharf. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-02
BY Denoon. Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S21 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
l. MEDIuM-SIZED FRAME DWELLING No.
900 NORTH TWENTY-NINrH STREET.-By
virtue OF q certain deed OF trust dated August
Is, 1889, and duly recorded in the Clerks oflce
OF Richmond Chancery Court In Deadlock 1873
&C." page 900, default having been made in the
payment Of q certain note therein secured and
being required 30 TO do, will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1891.
ut o'clock =. NJ, the aboye-described PRO
PERTY. The lot has a front Of twenty-seyen
feet on the west line Of Twenty-ninth street and
runs back between parallel lines depth OF I40
feet. The PROPERTY lies Immediately on the
electric Inc and Il rented at e12 per month.
The DWELLING Is we'll constructed and the To-
cation all that could be desired.
Terms: Cash rs 10 expenses Of executing this
trust and a note Of s35 with interest thereon
from August Is. 1891, and credits as 10 two
notes of 49, each aud one note OF $1,000 payable
respectively at thirty and thirty-six months and
three years from August 10, 1889, and the bal
ance on terms 70 DO announced at sale.
au 80 c. L. DENOON, Trustee.