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League, greatly lancntcd the death OF
Pnfncil aud saiil. "ile wa the greatest
man, IN my opinion, ireland ever had,
Ia q parliamentary sense. Hn hal ali
the clements which clmmtud atlon.
ton and win the respect u the Irish
people. lie came Of family noted
for patriotism on both sides. lie
was cool, calculating, fafscoing.
He was n Protestant aud Tor that
reason alone his actions endcared him
10 the vast majority Of his counitymen
who were aud are anxious that TO-
iiglnus fc'di shall not disturb or
threaten the course Of the lrish politics.
Personally, my confidence In him
never wavercd, but now that he Il
dead, deem Il part Of my duty aud
Of patriotism 10 close every avenue 81
disc1ri overthc grave Of "a man whose
reputation will grow stronger aud
brighter ~ the yoafs 20.
"rhe effect on the league viii he 10
unity all parties and factions, aud II
cannot mn 20 brlng about unity u
those who were pefslstently bitter 10.
ward parnell IN his later ne. Next
session u Parliament should see u
united pariy, aud will see ", u the cx-
tromisis will agree. II ispaft u pru-
dcnco 10 utter nothing but good Of the
dead.w
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parnsII said 10 br Of n Hereditary
Mad Family.

Nad tautiiIs
NEW YORK, Oct. s.--HafOld Frcdcr.
irk4, iu n dispatch from London 10 the
Tunes. saws u parnulli ole always
looked extremely fragile, aud In tho
early dsye the danger % collapse gave
much c0nctfn 10 his party. But when
they learned how anu where his long
abaenco from his post, which he ex.
planned on the score Of III health, was
really spent, Incredibly M 10 his con-
d. ion hucrsrdcd, aud all hldcs ceased
thinking ~ n. The truth i, Parnell
came from "a Hereditary mad family.
Where ueutitis exists IN the blood, as
Il did In tho case Of his family. n rud.
den solzutc Of this kind " looked for.
Every alirnisl knows from experience
how lac passed, In the morning
examination, Rn apparently healthy
patient, only 30 be hurnudly -um.
monrd In the afternoon to zee him
dying from p'clrlsy or some corlinc
affection. When the mind i OF its
balance, the physique u equally out Of
p0isc. Pafnell always led an indolcnt
life. lie took very little exercise,
shooting over his Avondslc reserves
only i've or six days IN the year.
/ Hence, when the echism cane with
the necessary strenuous, constant ex.
urtion, hc was unable 10 stand IL. Ho
| appeared before the audience ut Creggs
IN Galway with one arm la a sling.
/ This, latter, u seems, developed into
| pcticsriitls. No one knew that he
was M till startled BY the ,iding- Of his
| death. Naturally, there are stories Ol
suicide. There IL, Of cDutte,a possibility
tina. the Intensity oftheTheumniicp pains
| prompted him 10 the excessive use
nuWitheticr, but there seems 10 be mo
other grounds for the rumors, which
were suggested. doubtless by this
strange coincidence OF the suicides Of
Balmaceda and Boulangtf, about the
same time.
"Parnell's death releases the Parl,
fund which Mccarthy will nj once ap,
ply TO the succor Of evictei tenants.
violate no conf ignco or canon OF good
taste In saying that the leaders Of th,
irish party are fully prepared 10 find
this fund smaller than Parnell repre-
scented II, and 10 discover claim
against II which hitherto were unheaft
of. liu had been lnvishlng promises
~ devise means 10 divide the bulk o
this fund among hls adherents. They
fnd themselves now In most doplOr
able state, without a leader, without
PARTY, without money, and bitterly
hated by every respectable element II
lTish life.
"Only few Of them will be- allowel
20 return o. the Nationalist fold. Otheu
may desperately strive TO rally ths
Drugs Of Fenlanlsni, but the utmos
they can DO II 10 keep Ireland disturbed
| a LA. hUIl
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ala Plate Consumers aud cigar.
makers.

NEW YORR, oct. s.-Thrcc hundred
firms Ia the tin plate trade, manuflc.
tlyeTs and consumers, were represented
yesterday ut n meeting, when the ~.
ISOLATION OF tin plato consumers Of the
United States Organi1ed. The object
OF the organization was the acquire
ment OF reliable information respecting
the progress aud Development OF the
manufacture Of tin plate and watch
tho legislation affecting the interests Of
consumers.
The leading cigar manufacturers OF
this city held meeting yesterday for
the formation Of gigantic cigar trust,
to include all prominent cigar manu-.
facturcrs Of the United States,
IL IL proposed 10 organize on tho
nme liups an the consolidation Of the
leading cigarette factories. The COM
blnation will include twenty-five
thousand manufacturers, with an Rg-
gregste capital Of twenty-five million
dollar. A committee was appointed,
and arrangements are well under way.
IL IL proposed for the combine to butt
leaf tobacco direct from the planters,
and save the middle mems pr0hts.
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PHtLADELpi,IA, Oct. SAT today's
session Of the general conference Of
the Evangelical Association, n report
was received from the special commit
toe appointed 10 investigate the Gaze
Of Rev. Greasy, suspended by Bishop
bowman. The report decided that tho
suspension was unlawful. The ndop-
ton Of this report IA considered by
some NJ nu indication " what the yer.
dict " the general conference viii be-
In fviorcucc 10 the cases ui Bishops
bowman and E.her.
The body decided n dlsmiss the
charges upon which Dubs was rus.
pended aud he viii be- Tuinstat.d.
Esher and Bowman were expelled
nom the church.
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the present Sherman silver law, not
merely ~ authorizing the coinage Of q
silver dollar whose value Il constantly
fluUtualing, bat aisO NJ a fal.r pretsnce
and nh ariful hindfanca Of the return
10 free timetable coinage. snd o. tend.
ing only to produce o change from n
gold 10 a silver monumetalliam. Thus
have we taken impfcgnablp ground In
favor OF honest money. Thnso who
would have nun w into collision with
our fellow Democrats " the other
Statrs, aud thereby wreck democratic
chances for Success In 1892. have had
their plans frustrated Our plutfofm
uuites nll Democrats unOn tire COM
mon ground OF honest bimutalilc coin.
Igr. Whatever method Of attaining
perfect bimciallism the leaders
of our party M their wisdom
may decide ~ recommend IN sur
national platform next year. the
conditions will be determined, aud we
may safely leave The matter 10 their
judgment. We have not permitted
differences OF opinion on thnt question
/ 10 lnttIie In our councils this tall aud
thereby eninngef Democratic success
In this State atthis critical clectIon.v
Governor Hill said the responsibility
for the l1ss OF The Wofld's Fair h Now
York WIS directly trsccable TO the
Republican candidate iofgovcrnor and
the Republican leader who dictated
and controlled his actions. Fas' ct,
deprived New York or the World'.
fnir because he disllkcd the local OIL.
clals. He hated New York because II
was n Democratic city, aud desired u
humiliatc IL.
Hin also referred 10 the rumors that
NJ least two Of the Plat snuntlrr, asgo
clates Of fafsett, were apeculaiOrs IN
Chicago real estate and Of course wor,
against New York.
Frederick Il. Coudnrl and others ais,
addressed the audience.
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GALEsBuRd, ILL.,, oct. S.-rho fore
noou session Of the tralnmen's conven-
ton was consumed by another speech
by Grand Master Wilkinson In vindi-
cation Of his action In dlscharglng the
grand trustees. This long controversy
ondod this afternoon In a complete
vindicntion OF the grand master aud
Grand Secretary Shehan In the matter
Of the dischRrging Of the OLD trustees.
Tho sustaining vote was 2bs 70 81. Tho
old trustees said TINT they accepted the
decision OF the convention In good faith
aud shook hands with the grand OIL
GERS o. an evidence ofresi0rod harmony,
while the convention arplsujed vlgor'
uuHly.
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NEW YORR, Oct. s.--Ths executive
committee Of the New York Ball club
met this morning 10 investigate the
charges Of crooked playing on tho paf,
of tho New York club In tho recent
games with Boston. Richardson,
Ewing, Caun3r, Clark, Rusio aud
Buckley. all made aildavlts that they
played an honest ball, denying tho
allegations ~ oro1kcdnca. made w.
Manager Hart OF the Chicago club.
The committee win report Monday,
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GRlENuP, Ills, Oct. S.--Just AZ the
balloon on the fair grounds ascouded
this afternoon Alex. Gordon, a country
youth, tried 10 Jump across the ropes
Ills feet became entangled Ia them
and he was carried rapidly up, hang
ing with his head down. In his
struggles 10 escape he caught tho rope
that relieves the parachute, which
throw him and tho balloonist 10 tic
earth, about eighty feet below, killing
the balloonisl, William kisser Oiliouis-
Vile, KY, aud breaking Gordon's leg
and arm and seriously inJuring him
internally.
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CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Tho Society u the
Amy Of Tennessee resumed its session
this morning, AMI reported that Si7, 900
was raised for "a monument 10 General
Logan. Tho artist IL now Mt work up
on doslgn.
-. Louis is fixed az tho place OF the
next annual meeting. General q. NJ.
Dodge, Of Iowa, was chosen president
TOT the ensuing year.
The committee ON monument "a
General Sherman recommended that n
be- erected at Washington. The recon.
mcndauon was adopted aud u commit
tee appointed 10 solicit funds aud ask
Congress To make an appropriation IN
aid VI tho work.
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WAsIuNGrUs Oct. s. - Ex-senator
Blair, u Nrw HAMPSHIRE, said today
that hia resignation "a minister to
China wa accepted yestefday. lie
said that ho liked the Idea " going 10
China, bat when the Chluogo govern
mcuL Influenced by lies, refused "a
receive him he was ready 10 retire.
The President, ho said, was willing tn
give him au Ofiico Ut equal dignity, but
lac I'D not care Tor anything clsc.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct.s.-A profound
sensation was created here today. a
young woman from Moscow was ar.
rested, charged with being n Nihillst.
She confessed aud admitted that she
left trunk nj the house Of we'll.
known composer, Glazounon, ia which
was revolutionary proclamation. The
police Immediately PROCEEDED 10 the
house of GlAzounoiE He vehemeutly
protested hts innocence, declaring that
he was utterly ignorant Of the contents
Of the trunk. He was, nevertheless,
compelled 10 deposit M ball $4,000
rouDles.
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CINcISsArf, Oct. S. Governor
Cambell, through his attorneys In
Cincinnati, has now filed two suits for
dyafeits, each for $4,000. Both are
based on the publications concerning
the Governors Indebtedness, aud his
payment OF the expenses Of the Demo.
cratic club from Columbus 10 Cleveland
nj the time OF his nomination. IL IN
said that no contemplates proceedings
also to bring criminal charges against
the managing editor.
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NEw YOEi,, Oct. S.-Seven furlongs
--sleipner won, Woodcutier second,
Qu,enstown thlrd. rlme-l,9sl.
Five iuTlongs- Belle OF lGlthamt flllyl
won, Alclna (oo'O second, Kilkenny
third. Time-l;OOl.
Milo--PoTlohe.t0r won, Equity sec.
md, Lizzie third. rime-i.i2l.
Six furl0ngs 1t. FlOrian won, Actor
second, Leonanell third. Time-l.l2l.
Mile and onc.eiRhth; County CluD
handicap Banquet first, Senoriia sec-
0nl, Cancnn third. rimo-l;bs,
Seven mflOngs- won, Daisy
Woodruff second, Kirkoyer thiri.
rlme--l.@5a.
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WAsniNGrJS, Oct. 5. Treasury
Agent Williams has male q srochl
report 10 the Hc,rct1ry Of the Treasury
In regard 10 the allegation that this
government violated the provisions "
the modus viycnii IN allowing the
North American Commercial com.
pany TO catch seals In excess Of the
limit Tho report shows thnl nearly
1890 seals were taken by the company
IN the season, but since the date Of the
agreement the catch has been lees
than 1000,
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San FRANCISCO, Oct. s.-Arthur
BunsteF, prominent real estate dealer
Of this city, and aald 10 have been nj
one time member Of the British Par.
lament, fell Into the bay today and
was drowned. lie was aged 5S,and he
had considerable property hero and In
British Columbia. Ho leaves u wifo
aud four children.
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wAsiIIsuTOS, Oct. s.-Mr. Clark
sou tonight issued a call for meeting
OF tho National Republican committee
In the city Of Washington Novembe
~, 10 select n successor 10 Chairma n
Quay and deteralnV tho plnee Of the
next convention.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-The follow q.
Ing Presidential pot,mssters have been
appointed. I'll, Offices affected became
Presidential ON the LIST inst, and the
npp0intees were the incumbents NJ
that time; California Henry X.
Smith, san Jaelnto; Charles II. Gray,
San Lehndro; George w. Hominwny,
Winters. Washington Samuel A.
Card, South bend.
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WAsusOIuS, Oct. s.-rhe weather
bureau furnishes thcfollowiny bulletin;
Weather reports from Louisiana. Texas,
Ark,nsns, osinhoma and Indian rurfl-
tory. Southern Missouri anu South
Eastern Kansas show The occurrence
of the coolest Tor the season, NJ which
the weather bureau has any record.
Killing fr1sta occurred.
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NEW YoMS, Oct. s.-.A special from
Washington says the announcement
that General Boynlon IL about 10 saver
his connection with the Commercial
Gdsette OF Cincinnati, with which he
has been connected since the war, has
created a commotlOn In newspaper
circles, In answer 10 Inquiries General
BOynton said, "My connection with
the Commercial GassHo will end next
week. on course | shall remain In
Washington, whore all my intereats
centre, and continue In journalism at
tho old stand In Newspaper row."
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BISGilAnroN, y. ", oct. s.-A
freight wreck occurred on the Albany
and Susquuhauna road at Dyes
switch. The locomotive Jumped the
track. Geo. BOomcrsustalned a fracture
Of the leg. Engineer James Patterson
was killed, Joseph Lynch, n brakeman,
had his leg broken, aud hity.iive cars
were wrecked. Tho damage Is over
sl50,000.
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WABuINuIOS, oct. SIN the Ecu.
menical Methodist conference this
morning Rev. DIR. Waller, Of London,
rvai a paper on the present status Of
which comprises Europa and the Brit.
ish dependencies. HoHhoved that the
church was making great progress In
this territory.
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Moscow, Oct. 8.-rho 0assito says
that 2O,0O1,O1O rlublcs have been *.
pended 10y the government buying
seed corn Tor the IoaFants of tho famine
stricken disltlclA ami lO0,Oll,OO
r0ublcs viii be- required To furnish the
starving pea ants with bread.
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PoTTsvILLE, Pa, oct. S.--rhe bodies
OF four Of The Richardson colliery vic
Tins were found In the mine at Glen
Carbon last night. The bodies Of the
other two are not yet found.
The last Of the victims was takon out
this evening.
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MoSTooMuY, Ala, Oct. s.--The
storage warehouse OF Hunter a Go.
and the company's compress at the foot
Of Commtrcc street were burned this
afternoon with 1900 bales 0f cotton.
Loss, 81 Is, 900.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct,--Word was
received hero that tho stage was
robbed between Lakuyille aud Lake
View by two men. IL n not known
how much booty they secured, but tho
mails are said to have been LEFT un.
touched.
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PARIS, oct. s.-The operatives Of
every bottle factory Ia France, with
the exception u those NJ Blanzy, have
Issued by the Glass Workers UniOn.
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LONDON, oct. Sin the election for
Northeast Manchester, Sir John Fer.
guson, conservative. received i05s
votes 10 3gnS Tor Scott, editor OF the
Manchester Guardian, the liberal cam
dldaie.
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LONDON, Oct. SIT has been de-
clded " hold post norton onamina-
ton OF the body Of Parnell with view
OF settling, definitely, the cause OF
death.
John Dillon and William O'Bflon
were asked for an expression OF their
views In regard TO the death ~ Par.
nell. Both distinctly refused 10 say
Anything upon thesuhlect.
a dispatch from Brighton says the
DOCTORS certificate states that ParnelPs
death was caused by rheumatic foyer
resulting IN Au excessive temperature
and failure of the heart.
II was decided at tho family council
held this afternoon that Parnell's Te-
mains be accorded public finern |,
aud the body be inferred at Ayondale
County Wicklow, island, where the
dead leader was born.
The Greatest hau Ireland Ever had
~
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DETROIT, Oct. S.--Parkor, Webb a
Co.'s packing house was damaged
100000 by a fire this morning. One
man was burned to death and dozen
others seriously burned or Injured.
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NEW NOHiS oct. s.--Thc steamship
"Ciiy " Paris" arrived today after aii
exceedingly stormy voyage. Tuesday
hugo wave came aboard, severely in-
JuTlng number Of the crew.
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WHAT o'sHeA THINKS or rHE
DEAD MAN.
The CITY or Dabln Passes Resolutions
Of Regret - 4 New
Leader.
"Ny Love 10 Ny ,oiira CUES aud the
Irish People"

Irish People,
LONDON, Oct. SIT has now been
doci led that the funeral services of
Parneli will be held AZ Giaacnuvcn, y
village short III lance from Dublin,
on sunday next. Tho body will ar
rive IN Dublin SUNDAY morning, be-
taken In state 20 the City Hall, aud
the funeral proceed from there.
Dc. Covers, when asked the reason
for the post norton, said II II b be
made NJ the wish N the physlcians
aud with the consent OF parneil'a
friends. 10 was not ordered. The
doctor added that during the patlonps
dulifium some hDufs before he died, he
talked constantly Of ireland and what
lac would 10 for her II he lived. In q
bfioi lucid Interval he said, and they
were almost his last wordg; "lict my
love be- conveyed to nay colleagues and
the lrlah people"
Late tonight the physicians decided
not 10 hold poli.mortrm. Tho re-.
mains have undergone rapid change,
30 rapid, In fact. that " has beOn found
sdvlsAble 10 close tho lrndcn coffin.
There will be no religious ceremony
here.
I
During an interview today, Captain
/ O'Shca declined 10 discuss al personal
matters. Regarding the political
Issues, he thought the death Of parnell
was apparently disadvantage o. the
Unionstn, but ultimately would 70.
suit In the reunion Of the Irish Home
rulers.
"At tho last convention but ono tina,
| ever had with parnull, he nssentcd,
with obvious pleasure, 20 my suggo,'
ton that, among his political friends,
the falsgst wa. Dillon, the lowest
Hcaly aud I. u. O'COnnor, anu Ga,
most contemplate Justin Mccarthy.
rarnell was never n man Of ideas, lac
was not an original mind, but he wal
the most skillful assimllator OF Others
Ideas that ever met"
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.
DumdS, oct. Sat meeting today
Of the corporation Of the city Of Dublii
I resolutions OF regret at the death d
pgrnell were passed, and the Lord
Mayor and members Of the corporation
empowered TO attend thu funeral Ia
their robes OF state.
4 NEW LEADER.
Alta meeting Of the Parnellite party
of West Glare a resolution calling John
Redmond 10 assume the leadership oi
tho parry was passed.
Resolutions " deep regret nj tho
death Of MIR. parDell were also unani
m0usly adopted. Most Of the store,
throughout tho leading towns Of Tte,
land are closed.
Timothy Harrington aud oihel
prominent mombers Of the Parnelllt,
party refuse u discuss tho political bit.
uallon NJ present.
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had 10 show the negro, not only how
tow mr. the golden slippers over there,
bht how to yet and wear his shoes On
Pennsylvania avenue. that he should
he educated; should earn and keep his
money, for by fai pocket.book would
he HUI his way 10 thu Angl1.SaxOn
heart. lGreat laughter
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LoSDoN. oct. s.-rhe DIko oil Man.
chester ia critically ~.
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OMAHA, Neb., oct. s.-N. V. Gan.
non, president Of the Irish National
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DuBIS, oct. Sat meeting today
Of the corporation Of the city Of Dublin
resolutions Of regret ut the death u
Pgrnell were passed, and the Lord
Mayer and members " the corporation
empowered TO attend thu funeral In
their robes OF state.
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described tile growth Of Motho1ism In
California aud the Territories IN early
daya aud the difficulties encountered.
Adjourned.
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representing the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, reminded his hear.
ers that there WAS dark hs well ~ a
light side 10 every question. He 10.
called that The oolOred people had par
ticlpa,ed IN every stop OF the growth Of
Methodlsm. There we're peculiar
missions for the African Church. It
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-19

TNRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Il of deed of trust executed to the
undersigned trustee by G. NJ. Butler,
dated on tho 4th day of December, 1889,
and recorded in the clerks office of tho
Hastings Court of the city of Roanoke,
deed book 26, page 420, to secure to tho
West End Land Company the sum of
S4S7.50, payable in three equal annual
installmcnts Of Sl62.50 each, with inter
est at the rate of per cent. per annum,
payable annually, as is evidenced by the
three negotiable notes, payable in /, .
and years from the Ith day OF De-
cember, 1889, with interest from date,
payable annually. And whereas default
has been made in tho first above-mcn-
toned note as it became due. and at the
request OF the beneficiary so TO do, / will
offer for sale a publ &C auction, on SAT-
URDAI, THE STU DAY OF AUGUST,
AT II O'CLOCK, in front OF the Court
house OF tho city of Roanoke, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: Be
the boulevard $50 feet west OF G. street,
thence with the boulevard north
scvcnty-four degrees ten minutes west
so feet TO point; thence south Is de-
grees so minutes west $50 feet to an
alley, thence with said alley south
scvcnty-four degrees ten minutes east
80 feet To point, thence north Is de-
grccS so minutes east $50 feet 70 the
place of beginning, being known as lot
No. 1, block II, as shown by the map of
the property OF the West End Land Com
pany.
TERMS-Cash sufficient TO pay cost
of the sale, and Jake up past due note
of Sl62.50, with interest from the 18th
day of December, 1850. the purchaser TO
assume two notes OF Si62.5 50 each, pay
able the 4th day Of December, 1891 and
1892, with interest from the ith day OF
December, 1850. Balance on such terms
as will be made known on the day OF the
sale. Ii. 5. TROUT,
julyS-law-4w Trustee.