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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22

Continued From Eighh Page.
Morrison, William heirs (w)......... Is 30
lot 1850 Wood street between
Diamond and Fifth avenue
5story brick building No 429
Nevergold, Mrs Charlotte NJ ppac-
count, with notice to Mrs Wilson
lot 1880 strawberry alley be-
tween Smithfied and Cherry
2-story brick dwelling No 80
Ranerty, Z C.--...--..--.......-...... SIS 81
lot 1920 Grant street between
Virgin alley and Sixth ave-
nue.
3-story brick houses Nos 5S5
537
Union Land Co o(w)............... IA 81
lot 20-l10 Fifth avenue between
Cherry alley and Grant street
3-story brick building No l2
.,-vr-...svr. sar, axmv, a........ s5s "a
lot 201C0 Smithfleld street be-
tween Virgin alley and Sixth
avenue
3-story brick store and dwell
ing No,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
TWELFTH WARD, FIRST PRECINCT
1890.

City, Special and sub-District School Taxes
and Water Rents.
lot 2O-averaging 81 Arch street
Jones and Jeremy plan No 191
1-story frame dwelling
Aiken and Company. ..(w)... q 90
lot 42-1OO Liberty avenue corner
/ Twenty-seventh street
frame building
lot 2O.averaging 66 Jones avenue
Jones and Jeremy plan No $50
2-story frame dwelling
German, Michael. ael......... 5I1
lot 20 averaging 80 Jones avenue
to Tyrone j & plan No 603
Hays Sarah 3573
lot 1896 Arch street Jones &
Jeremy plan No 562
lot 2096 Arch street Jones
Jeremy plan No 563
22-story frame dwellings
22-story frame dwellings
lot s6-Io0 Penn avenue between u"
Twenty-frst and Twenty
62-story brick dwellings
62-story brick dwellings
Kerwin, John n................... 1872
lot 9Oss Jones avenue Jones &
Jeremy plan No $50
22-story frame dwellings
hee1e, Matthew wv -.--.---.-.--..... 40
lot 12-10O Penn avenue between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh
2-story frame house No 261S
2-storY frame house
Lapp, John. 2a
lot 5000 Arch street between
Jones avenue and ward line
McCabe, Philip and Thomas Byrnes. 2S4 p
lot 24-100 Penn avenue between
Twenty-first and Twenty-sec-
ond streets.
2-story brick store and dwelling
No 2123
Saranna, john. n..................... 257
lot 5000 Arch street Jones &
Jeremy plan No 312
Twigg, Rev. John, administrator. 76 55 |
lot 24-120 Twcnty-second street
to an alley between Mulberry
Alley and Smsllman
215 story brick dwelling
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22

| lot 22.376 Center avenue between
Erin and kirkpatrick
J 2-story brick dwelling
lot 2O-97 Center avenue between
Artlfurs and Roberts
2story frame dwelling
Mahoney, Mrs Mary 10 GA
lot 30-745 Erin street to Shelby
between Webster and Bedford
2story frame dwelling
Moore, Melinda. a.............. IA %
lot 2O-s5 Deviiiiers street TO Ship
ton street between Webster
Meyers, Louisa with notice to
lot 2O-iOO Overhili street between
Reed and Rose streets
2-story brick house No 35
Murphy, Elizabeth, 6O ~
lot 2513-6l Cassatt street between
Bedford and Cliff streets
42-story brick dwellings
lot 239-IO4 Devilliers street be-
tween Walters and Enoch
22-story brick dwellings
lot 1890 Devilliers street be-
tween Walters and Enoch
22-story brick dwellings
33-story brick dwellings
eYets; et y0hR o6 Rdnsr1 street betveen 80 81
Center and Wylie avenues
2-story frame dwelling
. McCord, Mrs James or Ann.....- % 70
lou 1854 q feet rear Grcen
street corner Burmah alley
2-story brick dwelling
mcGallum, Edward p p account. 7S "a
lot 40-76 Center avenue between
Erin and kirkpatrick
2-story brick dwelling No 27
l-story brick dwelling No 2D
McClung and Miller. er........... Is so
lot 30-1O0 Shipton street between
Webster and Bedford
McDonough. James. .................. 80 50
lot 22.33S Wylie avenue between
Erin and Kirkpatrick
2-story brick dwelling No 40
lot a7.a Arthur @ r street between
Center and Wylie avenues
2story brick dwelling
MCCALL, Constant. nt...................... SO
lot 1850 Colwell street corner
Lombard No 81
Il OF 2story dwelling
Norris, Joseph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % Sc
lot tl54ls Enoch street between
Granville and Devillfers
3-story brick dwelling No 81
lot 22-ss.iO Webster avenue to
Enoch street between Gran
vile and Devilliers
1-story brick dwelling No 356
lot 2lSs-l23 Bedford avenue be-
tween Cassett and Ledlie
3-story brick dwelling 323
lot 222-sl Arthur street between
Wylie and Webster
Quinn, James P P... So 366
lot 30-74 Erin street to Shelby be-
tween Webster and Bedford
22-story brick dwellings Nos
2-story frame dwelling Shelby
street
Reynolds, Francis with notice to
Daniel Riordan n.... 1890
lot 2L4TS.2 Cliff street between
tween Cassett and Ledlie
brick and frame dwelling
Smith, Alexander. er.. GIT
lot BIAS Arthur street between
Wylie and Webster
2-story brick dwellings Nos
sand 10
Stotler, A NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a 55
lot 1895 Davis street between
Wylie and Webster
Swif1ey, John. 756
lot S-100 Miller street between
Reed and Center
Williams: Serena na............... % %
lot A-55 Granville street between
between Wylie and Enoch
2-story brick dwelling
Wilson, Mrs Susan TL. 451I
lot 2035127 Webster avenue be-
tween Roberts and Devilliers
2story brick dwelling
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
TENTH wARD-IS9O,

City, Special and sub-District School
Taxes and Water Rents.
Burke, Mary, with notice to Robert
lot ao-75 Crescent street Xrthur;s " 10
2-story frame dwelling
lot 20-75 Bismarck alley Arthur's
plan No4l
Burke, William ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 81
lot 24-30 Spring alley between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
22-story brick houses No 1888
Fitzpatrick. P H...................... 46 g.
lot $3.50 Liberty avenue between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
22.story frame houses Nos 1919.
1921
Frazier, William. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 334
lot averaging 11S averaging 20
Arch street intersection Ridge
street
Feltz Mrs K..................... X. 800
lot $500 Eighteenth street cor
ner Pike street
lot 4i1S-ioo Liberty street be-.
tween Sixteenth and Seven
62-story brick dwellings
2story brick dwelling
Tierney, John. Observation-Disclosures. 29
lot 20-75 Crescent street Arthurs
plan MOI
- 2stor.- frame house
Unknown Owner ner.................. / 6S
lot 20l4 Crescent street
Williams, Sarah, heirs ivy, with
notice to James Williams. ........ II 60 |
lot 20-60 Eighteenth street be-
tween Penn and railroad |
3-story brick dwelling No IS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
SIXTH wARD-1S9O.


Taxes and Water Rents.
lot 4l-il2 Fifth avenue between "
Boyd and Chestnut
lot 20.6-l12 Fifth avenue between
Boyd and Chestnut
carpenter shop
l-Story frame office
blacksmith shop and frame
shanty
Black, Samuel w, heirs. 8 IS
lot %. $50 Forkes street between
Boyd and Chestnut
Bindley, Edwin, No l. with notice
to Hannah NJ Powers. 5 SO
lot $3.50 Forbes street between
Boyd and Chestnut
Coyle, Terrence Heirs 209 46
lot 20 feet front Second avenue
east of Pride street
2story brick store and dwelling
lot "a feet front Second avenue
to River east of Pride street
2stcry brick dwelling
42-story frame dwellings
Carville, 74o
lot 2o-so6 Isabella street between "
Magee and Stevenson
Dunn, John, No No1....r 90 GO
lot 2O-s6 Gibbon street corner ~
lstory brick dwelling
2-story brick dwelling
lot 2l-l32 Forbes street to Ann
street between Chestnut and
Magee
2-story brick dwelling
lstory brick stable
lot 224 Forbes street corner
2-story brick livery stable
Dunn, John j, with notice to Rod
nfa iot fTta'e Fith evenue sMS; near Old Fs'
blacksmith shop No 24s
lot Watson street
building No "a
Owens, William No 53s
lot S7-S7 Second avenue TO Bluff
street less right of way B SO
Zurich, Mary H, with notice TO
Harry Nettler. ler.... TI5
lot 45-l52 Bluff street to Coward's
alley between Chestnut and
2-story brick house No4S
Evans, j Cand Bro (w). with notice
to Jane W Magee. ee........ 13l3
lot 2o.6s76 Magee street, corner
Ann street
1-story brick warehouse
lot s6-lS2 Forbes street to Ann
between Chestnut and Magee
l-story brick dwelling No l27
Frank, Albert (w) 70 60
lot tel-lOo vickroy street to Cow
a-story story IrtA brisk building Noss
David (W) .43 05
lot 1vanhOe street
building George F. Egan)
Daniel 763
lot 20.6-sO Linden street between
Boyd and Chestnut
Little, Samuel J................... $50
lot 1892 Stevenson street be-
wecn Vickroy and Locust Nol3
May, Patrick p p account. al1 II
lot 1885 Second avenue above
2a-story brick dwellings
Meyer, Henry yi;.............:......... IS 81
Marion and VanBraam
32-story brick dwellings
lot 2L9-65 Locust street between
Chestnus and Magee
l-story brick dwelling
Morrow, John. heirs. eirs.. lss 81 |
lot 5o15 averaging 225 Bluff street
between Marion and Van
2-story brick dwelling No lel
dullin, John, heirs (w) $50 |
lot % sloj Locust street between
Cooper and Shingles
2-Story brick dwelling
ufoRs fot Mioss5S sss Pride Street Ssiwsen IL
Forbes and Locust streets
2-story brick dwelling No3
William j lbs %
lot 4O-I0a Pride street between
Locust and Vickroy
2-story brick house No 81
dcSteen, Michael. 76s
lot 2a9-100 Locust street between
Shingles and Cooper
lcNulty, John. n....-..........,. ia l6 |
lot 2l11 averaging 1903 Watson
street between Shingiss and
9-s,ory brick hoase No4l
Gas Co No o3..... L9O9 40
lot 265ll0 Second avenue be-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
TWELFTH HWARD-sECOND PRECINCT
1890.

City, Special and sub-District School
Taxes and Water Rents
Alexander, Washington, with notice
2-story frame dwelling on Jones
property
Bivenour, Susan Jane p account. 800 90
lot 36-l90 Smallman street corner
42story brick dwellings
lot 36-l20 Smallman street be-
tween Thirtieth and Thirty
first
Brereton, Mrs A tw).. 1875
lot 24-loO Penn avenue between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
brick building Nos 1924 and 1926
42-story brick dwellings
Consolidated Gas Co.................. 1908 90
lot l2O-l2O Smallman street north
side corner Twenty-ninth
foundation gas retort
gas works and machinery
Church. Antioch (w). 525
lot Ss.oS-Ii2 to point Liberty ave
nue. near Twenty eighth
building
Davis, H W, with notice to Samuel
lot 5O.8a Stockholm street Jones
& Jenney plan Nos 245, ZIG and
one-half of No PAT
1story frame dwelling
Gilmore, Samuel uel.... "a 33
lot 20-l0s Stockholm street Jones
& Jenny plan No 2l5
Hunter, J H (w). Observation-Disclosures. % SO |
lot Liberty avenue near Thfr-
tieth
Improvements |
THIRTEENTH wARD-1S9O,
City and sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Allen, Arthur. ............,.........$ 10 50
lot 2+100 Mahon street between
Chancey and Soho Mahon plan
IS
Acker, Amanda a....................... % 50
lot 1896 446 feet rear Craig
street between Ridge and Cen
ter mol
lot 2I.5S-9O $3.50 feet rear Craig
street between Ridge and Cen
ter
2story frame dwelling
1-story frame stable
Allies, Jacob C........-................ g. % is
lot 40-ll2 Webster avenue corner
50-foot street
Armstrong s. Crozier................. 81 2s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
THE TENNESSEE CONVlCTS.
They Have Fled to the Mountains of Ken
tucky-The State Legislature
Blamed for the Trouble.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 1.-Rumor IS
current here that the miners throughout
the state intend to liberate all the convictS
working in the mines. In consequence it
is thought the next move will be on Oliver
Springs, Tracy City and Inman, where con-
victs are employed.
A special to this Times says that no fur
Their outbreaks have occurred at BriceVille,
and the miners resumed work yesterday
morning.
The convicts are scattered, the majority
fleeing to the mountains of Kentucky The
total number of convicts released was 800.
The militia are awaiting orders from
Governor Buchanan, but the officers do not
think they will be called out as the damage
has been done and there is no need for their
presence at Briceville. The matter has
created great excitement here and the out
come is looked forward to with interest.
The failure of the legislature to adjust the
difficulty is the foundation of the present
lawlesSneSS in the mountains, and the
public are indign ant in their expressions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
VOL. XVI. NO. Is.

''for future reference" all Democratic pa
pers that published certificate of the fac-
smile.
The following facts will explain this
move upon the part of the Beaver boss:
The Encouragement mas in his possess
sion photographs of a Keystone national
bank certificate of deposit for $SS11, and the
Endorsement on the back, which shows the
payment of that amount to Quay and his
receipt through the Beaver, Pa, deposit
bank for the same
This certificate is No 2Sl5, and dated
Philadelphia, November %, 1859. 1t shows
that John Bardsley deposited on November
% 1889, sSS17, payable TO the order of him
self on the return CT the certificate. prop
erly Endorsed. 1t was signed G. w. Marsh,
cashier. The Endorsements are:
Pay to the order of NJ S. Quay" and
signed John Bardsley: M. S. Quay"
PAY to +. c. Hut Crimson, cashier or or
der, for collection account OF Beaver de-
posit bank, j. K. Parrah, CASHIER" Pay
to II. c. Stroup, Esq. cashier, or order,
for account of Allegheny national bank,
Pittsburgh. F.. c. Hutchinson, cashier"
Stamp: Received through clearing house.
of Farmers and Mechanics national bank,
Philadelphia.
The facts in connection with the payment
are thus summed up: "BariSley placed
almost a million of the states money in the
keystone bank, from whichst was stolen
by himself or his confederates. None Of
the experts who have examined the bank
books has been able to discover where this
money all went.
The certificates now in Receiver Yard
ley's possession show that Bardsley got
SSST from the bank on Nov. %, 1889, and
sent-it to Quay. Quay collected the money
through his bank at Beaver; and when tha
certificate was sent on here the Keystone
bank paid it: The question is, where did
this money come from'
why did Bardsley send it to Quay?'
On November >, 1889. Auditor General Nc
Camant sent the money for magistrates
costs in Philadelphia to Bardsley, over $780,
UOO
Bardsley deposited it in the Keystone
bank, and on November %, 1889, he (Bards-
ley) paid Sl5I5 TO H. Y. Graffen, clerk to
Auditor General McCamant. On the sama
day he sent the SSSi1 to Quay.
OF the persons whose names appear on
above certificate as drawer, payer and in
dorser, 6. w March is a fugitive, John
Bardsley is in Jail, NJ. S. Quay is in the
United States senate, and charge of the
Republican state committee trying to elect
Gregg and Morrison to succeed NcCam2nt
and Boyer and to displace Redwood Wright
with George D. McCreary as city treasurer
in Philadelphia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
The indications Favorable for
the Democrats Tuesday.
JERRY SIMPSON ON OHIO.
The Alliance People Say Sherman IS Defeated
They Will Name His Successor.
0uay's Participation in Bardsley's Steal
Will Affect His Party in the Key
stone State-The Suit He Has
Brought for Libel.
The Situation in the Close States.

| Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA correspondent
from Columbus, Ohio, says that Governor
Campbell is making q winning fight. He
believes that there Will be no detection in
Cincinnati because of the governors action
towards Rammlein anu that the entire
strength of the party in Hamilton county
will be polied. He also thinks that there
viii be u large detection from the Repub-
lean party because of the tariff question,
while the Democratic vote in the country
wiz not lose. Jerry Simpson passed through
Washington on the 2Sth on his way South
from Ohio. In relation to the Ohio matter
he said:
u think that the Alliance vote will cut
deeply enough into the Republican ranks
in Ohio to elect Mr.. Campbell. | am for
neither Mckinley or Campbell, although if
one of them is to be elected instead Of our
own candidate, would rather ii would be
Campbell. on account of his position on the
tariff. | regard Mr.. Sherman Us beaten.
We have made the fight on him, and l be-
leve we will have the honor to name his
successor"
Mr. Simpson has canvassed in Ohio and
speaks with some knowledge OF the situa-
ton
In New York there is every reason to be-
ieve that the Democratic ticket will be
elected by the usual majority. The County
Democratic leaders have generally an
nounced themselves as supporters of the
ticket. Amongst those who have done this
is ex-Mayor Grace and Mr.. John II. Golf,
both of whom have held high positions in
the County Democracy. MIR. Fassett has
written letter in which he said that the
County Democracy organization desired the
defeat of the ticket and meeting was held
by the counties in which they repudiated
Fassett's statement and reaffirmed their
loyalty to the ticket.
In Massachusetts the Democrats have dis
covered that the Republican organization in
Boston has been matchmaking the liquor
dealers, under threats of refusing them a
renewal of their licenses and one prominent
dealer, who has always been a Democrat,
was compelled to subscribe $1,000 to the
Republican fund. This man stated that he
knew many others who had done the same.
In Iowa the Republicans are resorting to
every possible method to try and bring
back the stray sheep from the flock, but
so far they have made no special impress
sion.
In Pennsylvania there is very little doubt
but that the Democrats will win. The eX-
animation in the senate has revealed the
fact that $1,000 of Bardsley's steal were sent
to Senator Quay, and Mir. QUAY has made
very lame and impotent attempt to do away
with the charge. A facsimile of the check
upon the Keystone bank, with Quay's in
dorsement upon it, has been printed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
Assignment ut Bonham.

Speclal 10 the Gazette.
BoSHAM, F'ANNIN COUNTY, TEX, Nov.
Last night as your reporter was STROLL
ing around the streets of our city, he no.
ticed that the large dry goods store of J. II.
Ardinger was closed, and men were busy
taking stock. The air was rife with rumors
of an assignment. Not being able to find
out anything definite, we resumed our in
vestigation this morning, and found that j.
II. Ardinger had really made an assignment,
with the following preferred creditors:
First national bank, 5000; Mrs. ]. II. Ar
dinger, $1,000; A B. Scarborough, $500;
Burnham, Hannah, Manager & Co, $50; Bon
ham improvement and loan company, 800;
another party whose name we did not get,
800. The assets, we are told, are esti-
mated at about 5000 Unprotected credi-
tors about 5000 TO $4,000. A. B. Scarborough
is appointed trustee.
The little son of jim Carter, while out
pecan hunting yesterday, fell out Of a
wagon and broke his arm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
Ouay's Libel Suit.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 1.-Senator Quay
has instituted suit for libel against the Post
CT this city for publication of the fac-simile
OF Bardsley's certificate and for comments
thereon connecting the names of Bardsley
and Quay. Civil suits are also entered
against the same persons and against Chair
man Kerr of the Democratic state central
committee for $780, 900. John S. Robb, Thos
NJ Marshall and E. A Montieth have been
retained by Quay as counsel He also sent
telegrapato Lieutenant Governor Waters,
= 6Uf the state Republican commit
Tee, asking him to purchase and save
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
A PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE.
The Belknap Rifles Ordered to Hold Them
selves in Readiness to Go to Pearsan
to Attend Allee's Trial
Special to the Gazette.

SPECIAL 70 the GaZette.
. SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov Capt Rob-
ert B. Green of the Belknap Rifles, state
militia, to-day received telegram from
Governor Hogg to hold his men in readiness
to go to Pearsall. F'rio county, when re-
quested by Sheriff Hardness. Alfred Y.
Alice. who killed Editor w. c. Bowen of
the Columbian Ledger on the International
and Great Northern railway some months
ago. has been since confined IN San Antonio.
He will be taken to Pearsall tomorrow to
stand trial. The case has caused intense
feeling in F'rio county, and this feeling has
inspired the governors telegram. No act
of violence has occurred. and it is not
thought that there will be any. The plac-
ing Of the Belknaps in readiness is only
precautionary measure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
Seguin Fair a Success.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SEGUIN, GUADALUPE CoUNrYSTsx., Nov.
1.-The fair which closed yesterday after
noon was a success. The exhibits were
very creditaole and the stockholders last
night gave the directors u champagne sup
per. The best trotting time was made by
Red Tom, owned by Redman of San An
tonic. He went mile in 2:26.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
Visited by White-Caps.

Special 70 tlt JaZette.
FoRNEY, KAUFMAN COUNTY, TEX, Nov.
I've are informed that White-Caps APP
peared in the vicinity five or six miles from
here, in the section known as ''Arkansaw,"
and paid their respects to three of the COL
ored brethren, informing them that they
must not be so insolent toward their brother
in white as they had been or they would
reap the consequences. Two of the number
skipped the country and one concluded to
remain and act more gently in the future.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02

Special to the Gazette.

VERNON, WILBARGER COUNTY, TEX, Nov.
Mrs. Amacher and her daughter Miss
Lola left yesterday for Nashville, Tenn,
where they go to claim an estate estimated
to be worth from So, 600 to COCO
Mrs. Backster the lady who died in
Washington, d. c.. Thursday last was for
merly 4 resident Of this city and owned
considerable property here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
A DALLAS BLAZE.
Business and Residence Property to the
Value of About $4,000 Destroyed.
Special to the Gazette.

SVtOItI 10 IIIo OdLtllV.
DALLAS, TEX, Nov. IA row of wooden
buildings owned by j. S. Taylor, situated
near the cotton mills, were destroyed by
fire tonight; value, $1,000. Hopkins s. Com
nor, grocers, lost $4,000 stock; insurance,
$1,000. Broadnax 81 Ross lost grocery stock
valued at $1,000; insurance, $500. DR.. ]. w.
Benton lost $1,000 residence, occupied by
E. S. Tunison. Tunison had $500 insurance
in the St. Paul, which will cover his loss,
as most of his effects were saved. The frS
originated from lamp explosion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-02
A FATAL HOLD-UP.
A Kansas City Railroad Fireman Resists
Negro Footballs and Is Killed

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. Fired Viii
son, 4 railroad fireman, was held
up in Toad a Loup this even
ing by three negro foot-pads, who
ordered him to deliver up his money. He
showed fight and the foot-pads fell upon
him with knives and stabbed him fatally.
He died shortly after midnight.